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The New York Jets quarterback competition is going to generate a lot of attention during training camp, as veteran Mark Sanchez and 2013 second-round draft pick Geno Smith battle it out for the starting gig. While could be the team's quarterback of the future, Sanchez is very optimistic that he will win the starting job and lead the Jets offense in to the regular season.
"When it's a straight-up competition for the job, let's roll," Sanchez told ESPNNewYork.com. "It really doesn't bother me at all. It really doesn't affect my confidence or anything like that. We're competing for something. All right, I'm going to win. That's just how I am."
After OTAs and minicamps, Sanchez distanced himself from Smith, who showed the obvious struggles that you would expect from a rookie signal-caller.
Sanchez has struggled since a solid 2010 campaign, but he believes he still has it inside of him to return to that level.
"I've been that guy; nothing has changed," he said. "The results haven't been what we wanted, but I haven't changed. You don't just switch and say, 'This year, I'm going to do it.' You have to be that guy at all times.
"I'm confident I can go out and make the plays for this team to win. You can't guarantee wins and you can't promise anything like that, but I know we'll be the best-prepared team and the hardest-working team. We'll have the potential to have a good season."
If the Jets can get the pre-turnover proned Sanchez, then it would be hard to move forward with an unproven rookie.
Regardless of who emerges as the starter, we know that the Jets competition is going to be must-see. It is a shame that the showdown between Sanchez and Smith will not be featured on HBO's Hard Knocks.
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Ryan Anders Whitney, TCAT's Complete Streets Researcher and CLASP Facilitator, presented at the Symposium on Healthier Cities and Communities held by the Dalla Lana School of Public Health at the University of Toronto on October 24, 2013. The presentation explored TCAT's community engagement work under the Healthy Canada by Design CLASP initiative where we are working with Toronto Public Health to improve the safety of walking and cycling in two Toronto neighbourhoods: the Annex and Black Creek.
This week, our co-managers for the Active Neighbourhoods Canada project here at TCAT: Mikey Bennington and Car Martin, attended HC Link's 2013 provincial conference, Linking for Healthy Communities: Collaborating for Change. The conference provided an opportunity for Mikey and Car to meet individuals from the health sector, community organizations and various Ontario municipalities who are working towards the shared goal of building healthy, sustainable and resilient communities.
The Toronto Bike Awards are fast approaching! Join Cycle Toronto in the Gladstone Ballroom on Tuesday November 26 for a celebration of the people and organizations that are making this city a better place to bike. The City of Toronto will be presenting seven Bike Friendly Business Awards, and TCAT will present its fifth annual Active Transportation Champion award.
The City of Toronto is continuing work toward the installation of cycle tracks on Richmond and Adelaide Streets. So far, the city has already hosted public and stakeholder consultation meetings, and is now presenting a recommendation for uni-directional tracks on the right sides of both Richmond and Adelaide. Public drop-in events are scheduled November 18 and 19th at Metro Hall; residents are encouraged to attend to view information material, ask questions of the project team, and provide feedback.
The 2nd International Winter Cycling Congress will be held February 12 & 13, 2014, in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. The Congress will provide a venue for delegates from around the world to share their expertise related to Winter Cycling.
In partnership with Toronto Public Health and Cycle Toronto, as part of the Healthy Canada by Design CLASP initiative, TCAT is hosting a workshop "Walk Cycle Move: the Annex" on Wednesday, November 27 from 6:30 to 9:00 p.m. at Trinity St. Paul's, 427 Bloor Street West, in the Chapel Room.
The workshop will examine public opinion on the following proposed projects that could improve walking and cycling safety in the Annex:
Ryan Whitney, in partnership with Toronto Public Health, as part of his work on the Healthy Canada by Design CLASP initiative, is organizing two sessions about active transportation to and from the Black Creek Community Farm: the first on Tuesday, Nov 12 from 6-8 p.m. at Driftwood Community Centre, 4401 Jane Street and the second on Monday, Nov 18 from 6:30-8:30 pm at Oakdale Community Centre, 350 Grandravine Dr.
More information here.
As reported recently in TCAT News, TCAT is the Ontario partner of the Active Neighbourhoods Canada/Réseau Quartiers Verts project that was launched earlier this year by the Montreal Urban Ecology Centre (MUEC) with funding from the Public Health Agency of Canada. TCAT is pleased to announce that we have hired not one, but two!
Last month, The Toronto Centre for Active Transportation (TCAT) released a new report titled "The Other 25%: Active Transportation Investment and The Big Move." Produced by TCAT and Moving Right Along with funding support from the Toronto Atmospheric Fund, it presents research supporting the case for investment in active transportation through the regional transportation plan for the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area (GTHA) The Big Move.
The Institute of Transportation Engineers recently released a Request for Proposals for the 7th edition of their Traffic Engineering Handbook; a source of information and techniques for traffic engineering. This edition seeks to include resources that help professionals incorporate the needs of all road users, "including, but not limited to, pedestrians, bicyclists, freight, automobiles, public transit, and travelers of all ages and abilities".
Barbara McCann, the founding Executive Director of the National Complete Streets Coalition, has recently published a timely and important book, Completing Our Streets: The Transition to Safe and Inclusive Transportation Networks.
Earlier this month, Bells on Bloor released a detailed proposal for a bike lane pilot project on Bloor Street (from Shaw to Sherbourne).
On September 20, 2013 TCAT made a submission to the Toronto Public Works and Infrastructure Committee in response to a proposal to receive the earlier recommendation to extend the Bay Street bicycle lanes which was heard by the committee on June 18th. The current proposal is to install sharrows instead of bike lanes so as to avoid removing left hand turns from Bay onto Bloor. This item was considered on June 18, 2013 and referred back to staff for further community consultation.
On September 20, 2013 TCAT made a second submission to the Toronto Public Works and Infrastructure Committee in response to a proposal to resume the Environmental Assessment study for the installation of bike lanes on Bloor Street West. The letter includes a list of nine reasons to support the motion. This issue was deferred from June 19th. Read our full submission here.
The Toronto Centre for Active Transportation (TCAT) is pleased to release today a new report titled "The Other 25%: Active Transportation Investment and The Big Move."
The film "On-street cycling infrastructure in Toronto and Montreal", directed by TCAT's Ryan Anders Whitney, will be screened at the 2013 VeloReel Film Festival in Toronto on October 5, 2013 starting at 7 p.m. Location: Bike-In Theatre, south end of Fraser Avenue in Liberty Village. Admission is $5.
The City of Toronto has been working towards a bicycle parking study. Throughout 2013, Transportation Services will increase bicycle parking on Queen Street West between Bathurst St. and Dufferin St. by approximately 30%. The new parking will include types of parking infrastructure that are new to Toronto, such as multi-bike racks and on-street corrals. The various types will be tested and evaluated, and lessons from this study will be used while planning future projects elsewhere in the city.
With funding support from the Toronto Atmospheric Fund, the Toronto Centre for Active Transportation (TCAT) and Moving Right Along have produced the report: The Other 25%: Active Transportation Investment and The Big Move.
The Toronto Centre for Active Transportation (TCAT), a project of the registered charity Clean Air Partnership (CAP), is seeking an Active Neighbourhoods Project Manager to lead the development and implementation of a multi-year active transportation community urban planning process in four communities across Ontario.
For Immediate Release
September 3, 2013
Ontario's new Cycling Strategy: bold vision applauded; bold action still required
Toronto Centre for Active Transportation (TCAT), Cycle Toronto and the Toronto Cycling Think and Do Tank applaud the Aug 30th release by the Ontario Ministry of Transportation (MTO) of #CycleON, Ontario's Cycling Strategy.
TCAT is pleased to release a summary report of our sixth annual Complete Streets Forum 2013 that took place on May 27, 2013 at the Hyatt Regency in Toronto. The Forum brought together delegates from diverse sectors to share research, best practices, tools and creative solutions to accelerate the adoption of Complete Streets.
TCAT and Dr. Paul Hess at the University of Toronto are currently working together on a research project that seeks to understand implementation barriers to building communities that encourage walking and cycling in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area (GTHA) in accordance with provincial and local policy. Initial research suggests that implementation has yet to catch up with higher-level policies and plans.
Walking and cycling is active transportation: healthy, sustainable, affordable.


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The biggest event of the year!
Friday, October 18 - Saturday, October 19
All proceeds from Homecoming benefit SFA scholarships so help us raise $90,000 in honor of SFA's 90th Anniversary!SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3Homecoming Kick-Off Celebration5:30 - 7 PMThe Vault & Lobby, Hotel Fredonia
Join the SFA Alumni Association and fellow Lumberjacks as we kick-off Homecoming and recognize our sponsors' support with complimentary lumberjack-themed appetizers, complimentary purple beer and cocktails, door prizes, live music, and most anticipated, the START of our HOMECOMING ONLINE AUCTION! FREE for everyone to attend!THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3 - SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20Homecoming Online Auction GO TO AUCTIONVisit www.biddingforgood.com/sfahomecoming to bid on your favorite items and help raise money for SFA scholarships! Winning bidders designate 50% of the proceeds to the scholarship(s) of their choice.
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Junior Jacks Kids ZoneNoon - KickoffCorner of Raguet and HayterBounce houses, face painting, games...FREE and fun for kids of all ages! The first 100 kids receive a FREE "Future SFA Alumni" t-shirt!
Duck Dash NoonAg PondWatch rubber ducks race to win cool prizes and raise money for scholarships. $5 each, $25 for 6.ADOPT A SINGLE DUCK!ADOPT A FLOCK OF DUCKS (6)!Homecoming Football Game3 PMHomer Bryce Stadium, SFA CampusCheer on the Lumberjacks as they face off again Nicholls State! Visit www.sfajacks.com to purchase game tickets or call 936-468-JACK (5225).
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I'm not sure what the reviewer below is talking about, because for this cake recipe, you use/make the base batter (the link at the top of the ingredient list - for Chocolate Velvet Cake Batter), and then follow the directions on *this* page to make the frosting to go on that cake batter recipe. I'm not sure what "previous version" of this recipe you're talking about either, because the "recipe giver" is Southern Living - who has at least 6 other "Mississippi Mud Cake" recipes listed on this site. I don't know where you got so confused, but this recipe & the frosting that goes with it are very easy to understand. (I hope that other review hasn't scared anyone off that wanted to actually try making this version of this recipe.) Good luck! :)
Mississippi Mud Cake
This must be baked in two 9-inch square pans that are at least 2 inches deep.
Yield: Makes 2 (9-inch) cakes (about 9 servings each)
- Chocolate Velvet Cake Batter
- 4 cups miniature marshmallows
- 2 cups chopped pecans, toasted
- 1/2 cup butter or margarine
- 1/3 cup milk
- 3 tablespoons cocoa
- 1 (16-ounce) package powdered sugar, sifted
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- Spoon batter into 2 greased and floured aluminum foil-lined 9- x 9- x 2-inch square pans. Bake at 350° for 40 minutes or until a wooden pick inserted in center comes out clean. Remove from oven; sprinkle each cake evenly with 2 cups miniature marshmallows and 1 cup pecans. Return to oven, and bake 5 more minutes or just until marshmallows begin to melt. Remove from oven, and let cool on a wire rack.
- Bring butter, milk, and cocoa to a boil in a large saucepan over medium heat, stirring until butter melts. Remove from heat; whisk in powdered sugar and vanilla. Drizzle evenly over cakes in pans. Let cool completely. Cut cakes into squares.
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Mississippi Mud Cake Recipe at a Glance
- COURSE: Cakes/Frostings
- CONVENIENCE: Freezable, Gifts, Kid-Friendly, Make-Ahead
- CUISINE: American
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Chocolate
- COOKING METHOD: Bake
- OCCASION: Christmas
- PUBLICATION: Southern Living
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