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|Rudhyar, Dane, 23 Mar 1895, 01:00, Paris, FR
French-American astrologer, one of most noted and respected astrologers of the [...] (Ascendant Sagittarius)
|Albarn, Damon, 23 Mar 1968, 02:00, Stepney, ENG (UK)
English musician, singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and record producer. [...] (Ascendant Sagittarius)
|Benjamin, Erich, 23 Mar 1880, 00:30, Berlin, GER
German pediatrician, medical educator and founder of Child and Adolescent [...] (Ascendant Sagittarius)
|Bhutto, Nusrat, 23 Mar 1929, 22:51, Esfahan, IRAN
Iranian-Pakistani political figure. As the wife of the 9th Prime Minister of [...] (Ascendant Sagittarius)
|Bone, Muirhead, 23 Mar 1876, 02:00, Glasgow, Scotland
Scottish artist, a painter etcher and illustrator. From a noted family, he was [...] (Ascendant Sagittarius)
|de Vlaeminck, Erik, 23 Mar 1945, 01:30, Eeklo, BEL
Belgian champion cyclist, noted family, brother of cyclist Roger de [...] (Ascendant Sagittarius)
|Gigout, Eugene, 23 Mar 1844, 01:00, Nancy, France
French composer, musician and organist; published large amounts of organ music, [...] (Ascendant Sagittarius)
|Knaup, Herbert, 23 Mar 1956, 01:30, Sonthofen, GER
German actor. [...] (Ascendant Sagittarius)
|Mérat, Albert, 23 Mar 1840, 00:30, Troyes, FR
French poet, diplomat and librarian. [...] (Ascendant Sagittarius)
|Mitchell, Andrew, 23 Mar 1956, 01:30, London, England
British politician and Member of Parliament, returned by General Election [...] (Ascendant Sagittarius)
|Staudinger, Hermann, 23 Mar 1881, 23:45, Worms, Germany
German organic-macro-molecular chemist, winner of the Nobel Prize in 1953. He [...] (Ascendant Sagittarius)
|Vaughn, David Jr., 23 Mar 1973, 01:07, Tulsa OK, USA
American football player, a forward who finished his Rookie season in 1996. He [...] (Ascendant Sagittarius)
|Alzieu, Delphine, 23 Mar 1974, 18:00, Toulouse, France
French homicide victim. At 18, she met 22-year-old Abdeçamai Moussali and fell [...] (Ascendant Virgo)
|Andersen, Lale, 23 Mar 1905, 07:30, Lehe/Bremerhaven, GER
German chanson singer-songwriter, best known for her interpretation of the song [...] (Ascendant Taurus)
|Attolico, Francesco, 23 Mar 1963, 12:00, Bari, Italy
Italian athlete, a swimmer and a member of the 1992 Olympic water polo team in [...] (Ascendant Cancer)
|Barber, James, 23 Mar 1923, 08:55, Dover, England
British-Canadian cookbook author, chef and host of the syndicated television [...] (Ascendant Gemini)
|Batho, Delphine, 23 Mar 1973, 20:20, Paris Arrondissement 12, FR
French Socialist Party politician. She was France's minister of ecology, [...] (Ascendant Libra)
|Beaufort, Lieven Ferdinand de, 23 Mar 1879, 23:30, Leusden, NETH
Dutch biologist, zoologist, explorer and museum director. He was member of The [...] (Ascendant Scorpio)
|Berry, Francis, 23 Mar 1915, 15:04:20, Ipoh, Malaysia
English poet and critic born in Malaysia who worked in a lawyer's office until [...] (Ascendant Leo)
|Bertin, Louis Emile, 23 Mar 1840, 02:00, Nancy, France
French nautical engineer, the inventor of the division of vulnerable sections [...] (Ascendant Capricorn)
|Bobbitt, John Wayne, 23 Mar 1967, 10:00, Buffalo, NY (US)
American news figure, famed for having his penis reattached after his wife cut [...] (Ascendant Gemini)
|Braun, Wernher von, 23 Mar 1912, 09:15, Wyrzysk, POL
German-American rocket expert and pioneer in space technology. By age 20, [...] (Ascendant Gemini)
|Breedlove, Craig, 23 Mar 1937, 06:58, Los Angeles, CA (US)
American race car driver who established a new world speed record on 11/15/1965 [...] (Ascendant Aries)
|Brouwer, Bernardus, 23 Mar 1881, 04:00, Amsterdam, NETH
Dutch brain researcher, first Dutch professor of neurology. Brouwer was the son [...] (Ascendant Aquarius)
|Brunner, Gerhard, 23 Mar 1939, 06:05, Villach, Austria
Austrian ballet director. After working as a music and dance critic for [...] (Ascendant Pisces)
|Buxton, Sarah G., 23 Mar 1965, 05:27, Sacramento, CA (US)
American film and television actress known as the "queen of catfights." Buxton [...] (Ascendant Pisces)
|Camathias, Florian, 23 Mar 1924, 13:15, Wittenbach, Switzerland
Swiss motorcycle champion racer; the best sidecar-pilot in the world. [...] (Ascendant Leo)
|Canter, Lenore, 23 Mar 1937, 13:29, Manhattan, NY (US)
American pro astrologer with a private practice in upstate New York that first [...] (Ascendant Leo)
|Carpendale, Wayne, 23 Mar 1977, 14:00, Köln, GER
German singer of Schlager songs. Son of singer Howard [...] (Ascendant Leo)
|Cawein, Madison, 23 Mar 1865, 17:00, Louisville, KY (US)
American poet who wrote thirty-six books and 1,500 poems. He died on December [...] (Ascendant Virgo)
|Chiara, Piero, 23 Mar 1913, 13:00, Luino, Italy
Italian writer, novelist, judicial officer, teacher. Death [...] (Ascendant Cancer)
|Collins, Cecil, 23 Mar 1908, 06:00, Plymouth, ENG (UK)
British artist, painter, print-maker, work is mystical & symbolic, often [...] (Ascendant Pisces)
|Cryer, Barry, 23 Mar 1935, 03:00, Leeds, ENG (UK)
British actor who began as a comedian and segued into one of Britain's top [...] (Ascendant Capricorn)
|De Wilde, Etienne, 23 Mar 1958, 18:00, Wetteren, Belgium
Dutch cyclist who raced in the Atlanta Olympics 1996, placed 24th in the [...] (Ascendant Virgo)
|Eckart, Dietrich, 23 Mar 1868, 04:00, Neumarkt in der Oberpfalz, GER
Bavarian Roman Catholic poet and dramatist, brutally anti-Semitic. He blamed [...] (Ascendant Aquarius)
|Eugenie, Princess of York, 23 Mar 1990, 19:58, London, ENG (UK)
British royalty, second daughter of the Duke and Duchess of York, sixth in line [...] (Ascendant Libra)
|Ferrer, Raphael, 23 Mar 1960, 20:00, Los Angeles CA, USA
American noted family, the son of Rosemary Clooney and husband Jose [...] (Ascendant Libra)
|Flandrin, Hippolyte, 23 Mar 1809, 15:00, Lyon, FR
French painter. His celebrated 1836 work Jeune Homme Nu Assis au Bord de la Mer [...] (Ascendant Leo)
|Fromm, Erich, 23 Mar 1900, 19:30, Frankfurt am Main, GER
German-American psychoanalyst, professor, author and social philosopher. Fromm [...] (Ascendant Libra)
|Gabart, François, 23 Mar 1983, 09:05, Saint-Michel, France
French skipper, he won the "Vendée Globe" in 78 days, quicker than Phileas [...] (Ascendant Taurus)
|Geddes, Jim, 23 Mar 1949, 03:31, Columbus OH, USA
American athlete, a professional baseball player. A pitcher, his short-lived [...] (Ascendant Capricorn)
|Gillo, Martin, 23 Mar 1945, 15:00, Leipzig, GER
German-American social psychologist, business manager and politician (CDU): [...] (Ascendant Leo)
|Glass, Julia, 23 Mar 1956, 09:33, Boston, MA (US)
American author and winner of the 2002 National Book Award for "Three Junes," [...] (Ascendant Gemini)
|Godrèche, Judith, 23 Mar 1972, 11:10, Paris, FR
French actress and author, daughter of a psychiatrist, Polish immigrant [...] (Ascendant Cancer)
|Godzik, Gregory, 23 Mar 1959, 15:54, Chicago IL, USA
American homicide victim of John Gacy. An employee of Gacy, he told his [...] (Ascendant Virgo)
|Grandi, Serena, 23 Mar 1956, 08:35, Bologna, Italy
Italian film actress with not much talent but a great shape, launched as a sex [...] (Ascendant Taurus)
|Grimault, Paul, 23 Mar 1905, 16:35, Neuilly sur Seine, FR
French cartoonista anf film animator. He made many traditionally animated films [...] (Ascendant Virgo)
|Gris, Juan, 23 Mar 1887, 19:00, Madrid, SPAIN
Spanish painter and sculptor who lived and worked in France most of his life. [...] (Ascendant Libra)
|Healey, Giles G., 23 Mar 1901, 07:35, New York NY, USA
American astrologer, explorer and archaeologist who discovered the Mayan ruins [...] (Ascendant Taurus)
|Holmes, Julie, 23 Mar 1951, 13:00, Hollywood CA, USA
American skater, the winner of many championship awards. [...] (Ascendant Cancer)
|Howe, Horace A., 23 Mar 1922, 22:00, Wellesley, MA (US)
American astrologer who joined AFA in May 1973. Howe died February 5, 1974 in [...] (Ascendant Scorpio)
|Hoy, Sir Chris, 23 Mar 1976, 14:00, Edinburgh, SCOT (UK)
Olympic and 11- time World Champion track cyclist. He has won a total of 6 [...] (Ascendant Leo)
|Hymans, Paul, 23 Mar 1865, 09:00, Brussel, BEL
Belgian politician associated with the Liberal Party. He was the second [...] (Ascendant Gemini)
|Jackson, Maynard, 23 Mar 1938, 03:00, Dallas, TX (US)
American lawyer and politician, he served as the Mayor of Atlanta, GA. Elected [...] (Ascendant Capricorn)
|Jenkins, Hayes, 23 Mar 1933, 12:42, Akron OH, USA
American pro figure skating champion who won a Gold Medal at the 1956 [...] (Ascendant Cancer)
|Khan, Chaka, 23 Mar 1953, 21:05, Great Lakes, IL (US)
American successful black singer and songwriter consistently noted in the field [...] (Ascendant Scorpio)
|Kurosawa, Akira, 23 Mar 1910, 12:00, Tokyo, JAPAN
Japanese director and producer, an artist, painter and author. His films [...] (Ascendant Cancer)
|Landrain, Jacques, 23 Mar 1953, 16:30, Uccle, BEL
Belgian cartoonist. He died on 18 March 2009. [...] (Ascendant Virgo)
|Laroche, Bernard, 23 Mar 1955, 11:30, Épinal, FR
French homicide suspect, arrested on 11/05/1984 for the murder of his cousin's [...] (Ascendant Cancer)
|Lemmonier, Camille, 23 Mar 1844, 16:00, Brussels, BEL
Belgian novelist, short-story writer, and art critic, one of the outstanding [...] (Ascendant Virgo)
|Lethbridge, Thomas Charles, 23 Mar 1901, 04:00, Dunster, ENG (UK)
British explorer, archaeologist, parapsychologist and author. According to the [...] (Ascendant Capricorn)
|Leyendecker, Josef, 23 Mar 1874, 11:00, Montabaur, Germany
German-American commercial artist, considered the premier practitioner of [...] (Ascendant Cancer)
|Martin Du Gard, Roger, 23 Mar 1881, 03:00, Neuilly sur Seine, France
French writer, novelist, dramatist, adventurer and archaeologist who won the [...] (Ascendant Capricorn)
|Mickunas, Curtis Lee, 23 Mar 1957, 09:52, Des Moines, IA (US)
American astrologer, specialist in relocation astrology in which he offers [...] (Ascendant Gemini)
|Noether, Emmy, 23 Mar 1882, 20:00, Erlangen, Germany
German mathematician, said to be the greatest in history, being the foremost [...] (Ascendant Libra)
|Pailler, Wilhelm, 23 Mar 1838, 06:00, Linz, AUS
Austrian theologian, folklorist, and compiler of a two-volume collection of [...] (Ascendant Aries)
|Palmade, Pierre, 23 Mar 1968, 08:45, Bordeaux, FR
French humorist, actor, and comedian, known for playing unpleasant characters [...] (Ascendant Taurus)
|Pellow, Marti, 23 Mar 1965, 00:15, Clydebank, Scotland
Scottish musician, lead singer and teen idol with the pop group "Wet Wet Wet." [...] (Ascendant Scorpio)
|Raffarin, Jean, 23 Mar 1914, 11:00, Vouzailles, France
French farmer, a huge landowner and director of an agricultural cooperative. [...] (Ascendant Cancer)
|Segato, Guglielmo, 23 Mar 1906, 03:00, Piazzola Sul Brenta, Italy
Italian bicyclist, winner of a Gold Medal at the Los Angeles Olympics in [...] (Ascendant Capricorn)
|Semm, Kurt, 23 Mar 1927, 23:00, Munich, GER
German gynecologist. He is considered the founder of laparoscopic surgery. He [...] (Ascendant Scorpio)
|Starnes, William Love, 23 Mar 1919, 05:25, Columbus, OH (US)
American military, major general, served in WWII, Korea and Vietnam. He died on [...] (Ascendant Pisces)
|Stephen, Nicol Ross, 23 Mar 1960, 23:22, Aberdeen, Scotland
Scottish politician, a Member of Parliament elected 11/07/1992 to replace Alick [...] (Ascendant Scorpio)
|Testa, Armando, 23 Mar 1917, 05:00, Torino, Italy
Italian executive and advertising director whose work is well-known and often [...] (Ascendant Aquarius)
|Thirring, Hans, 23 Mar 1888, 10:25, Wien, AUS
Austrian theoretical physicist, professor, and father of the physicist Walter [...] (Ascendant Cancer)
|Tognazzi, Ugo, 23 Mar 1922, 09:00, Cremona, Italy
Italian actor, comedian and director whose best known and loved role was that [...] (Ascendant Gemini)
|Tovati, Elisa, 23 Mar 1976, 05:50, Paris Arrondissement 14, FR
French singer and actress, formerly TV presenter, born to parents of [...] (Ascendant Pisces)
|Werntgen, Bruno, 23 Mar 1893, 17:00, Duisburg, GER
German aviator and flight instructor, the son of aviation pioneer Antonia [...] (Ascendant Virgo)
|York, Jeff, 23 Mar 1912, 06:00, Los Angeles CA, USA
American actor, reliable for a consistent performance in character roles. He [...] (Ascendant Aries)
|Zola, Alexandrine, 23 Mar 1839, 10:00, Paris, FR
French noted family, the wife of naturalist writer Emile Zola. They married in [...] (Ascendant Cancer)


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18 Cookie Recipes for the Holidays
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Do you have a perfect recipe for cut-out sugar cookies? One that rolls out beautifully and bakes up sturdy yet chewy? What about that killer Nutella cookie recipe — the one that will climb to the top of the cookie exchange? We have these for you today and more — a list of our own very favorite recipes for this high season of holiday cookie baking.
There are spicy cookies with candied orange slices, and molasses cookies with a sugary lemon glaze. There are toffee chocolate chip bars, and peanut butter-espresso blossoms. There are the standbys, delicious old friends — holiday snowballs, pfeffernusse — and new classics, like rosemary and brown butter shortbread. Which will be your favorite this year?
• 1 Peanut Butter & Espresso Truffle Blossoms
• 2 Molasses Spice Cookies with Orange Sugar
• 3 Life-Changing Vegan Thumbprint Cookies
• 4 Chinese Five-Spice Cookies with Candied Mandarin Oranges
• 5 Ritz Cracker Cookies
• 6 Vegan Vanilla Almond Sandies
• 7 Holiday Snowballs
• 8 Hazelnut & Olive Oil Shortbread
• 9 Nutmeg-Lemon Pfeffernusse
• 10 Earl Grey Tea Cookies
• 11 Best Cut-Out Sugar Cookies
• 12 Spiced Mexican Wedding Cookies
• 13 Rosemary-Walnut Browned Butter Cookies
• 14 No-Bake Nutella Peanut Butter Cookies
• 15 Chewy Molasses Cookies with Crunchy Lemon Glaze
What's your favorite holiday cookie? Any of them on the list above?
Related: Best Cut-Outs & More: 10 Essential Holiday Cookie Recipes
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I have to give my annual shout out to #11: Best Cut-Out Sugar Cookies. I don't particularly like sugar cookies, frankly, but I have a little girl who LOVES rolling them out, cutting out shapes, and decorating. Before this recipe, the process would cause me to get dangerously close to psycho, but this recipe really holds up so nicely! It doesn't stick, it doesn't fall apart, it isn't fussy, it tastes decent (if you like sugar cookies you will probably think it tastes very good), and it will not make you psychotic in December. Bake this cookie = peace on earth.
I'm a 100% with cmcinnyc! I made a huge batch yesterday and baked some for my Christmas Tree. They are amazing for cutting out shapes and they hold very well. The taste it's buttery and with a subtle lemon fragance. I made mine quite plain because I intend to ice them. They are absolutely AMAZING!
Aww thanks so much for the shoutout! Getting ready to make a big batch of those cookies soon too!
I got my holiday cookies out a little early this year, and posted recipes with photos of each kind I made - Holiday Cookies 2012!
The caramel pecan crumb bars were a new recipe to me, but definitely my favorite out of the bunch.
Where I come from, most families bake at least 12 varieties of Christmas cookies -- tiny, delicate, beautiful, and delicious cookies. But, it has become quite a hobby, and there are some families which make 18, and up to 40 (!!) different varieties. Vanilla crescents and small Linzer cookie cutouts glued together with raspberry jam are classics.
The one I make which has gotten most requests are these walnut cookies: made with walnuts in the dough, baked in walnut molds, and glued together with buttercream (mocha). They look like this:
Biscotti! Anise-almond are my preferred kind, but I've made lots of other flavors in the past. As many cookies as I bake and give away every year (I have 14 kinds on the docket for this weekend), I still keep a few of these for myself.
wow! these all look amazing. where do i start?!?
Those peanut butter blossoms look awesome!
All your cookies look so beautiful!
@mschatelaine, I'd love to see your recipe.
The key to this recipe is to have the metal walnut molds (not the walnut mold from House on the Hill, as you cannot bake the dough inside the mold). I found mine at a local kitchenware shop (King Arthur no longer carries the individual molds), oddly enough, but in case you can't, here is a source:
Once you have those, the rest is a piece of cake.
I usually make a chocolate version of the dough:
320g butter
400g cake flour, sieved
160g sugar
120g finely chopped nuts (either walnuts or hazelnuts)
4 tsp cocoa
Bake at 375° for about 15 minutes (cookie molds don't need to be buttered and floured)
I'm experimenting with using marshmallow fluff, mixed with unsalted cultured butter -- it's easier than making a real buttercream. (use a lot more butter than you think possible) Add 50-100 grams of fine melted dark chocolate and a teaspoon or two of King Arthur Espresso Powder.
OR -- you can omit the cocoa in the cookie dough, and use light brown sugar instead of white. Then add some maple walnut flavoring to the buttercream, and again, omit chocolate.
have just bookmarked the earl grey tea ones (thinks it's amusing that a tag for english breakfast tea appears in the pic!)
Another vote for the Best Cut-Out Sugar Cookies! I always bring cakes and cookies to work, but when I made those last year I seriously had people lining up outside my office to tell me how good they were. Making them later this week!
I want to bake all of them!


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Kansas City, Mo. - The Nebraska women's tennis team saw a hefty load of matches at the Mizzou Tennis Invite on Friday to begin the weekend event. Nebraska began the day with doubles against Princeton at 9 a.m. then Missouri at 10:30 a.m. beforing closing the day in singles across the net from Oklahoma State at 1:30 p.m.
Nebraska faced Princeton in doubles to start the event. With the Tigers short-handed, OSU and MU had some players participate to fill the match. Nebraska's Maggy Lehmicke and Mary Hanna connected to topple Princeton's Emily Hahn and Katherine Flannigan 8-7 while fellow Huskers Lisa Andersson and Brittany Brewster squashed the Tigers' Alanna Wolff and Dorothy Tang 8-4. Due to Princeton's lack of players, Mizzou's Alex Clark and Madison Rhyner filled in to oust NU's Izabella Zgierska and Maike Zeppernick 8-2 as Huskers Katerina Matysova and Hannah Sulz scorched teammate Lauren Wagner, who was paired with OSU's Mariah Burke, 8-2.
Next up for Nebraska in doubles was Missouri, who beat the Huskers in all matches. Mizzou's ITA pre-season No. 32-tied Cierra Gaytan-Leach and Elisha Gabb edged out NU's Andersson and Lehmicke while the Tigers' Kelli Hine and Cassidy Spearman emerged victorious over the Huskers' Brewster and Hanna 8-5. MU's Clark and Rhyner beat another Nebraska duo on the day in their match against Wagner and Sulz, scored at 8-2. The last match saw Mizzou's Tracy Dong and Rachel Stuhlmann defeat the scarlet and cream's Matysova and Zgierska 8-4. Nebraska's Zeppernick paired with OSU's Burke in a loss against Oklahoma State's Megan and Morgan McCray 5-8 in an exhibition match due to Princeton's lack of numbers.
Nebraska finished the day on the singles courts facing Oklahoma State. Lehmicke beat OSU's Kanyapat Narattana 5-7, 7-6 (0), 1-0 (12-10) while fellow Husker Brewster notched a nail-biter win over the Cowgirls' Carla Tur Mari 7-6 (5), 6-7 (1), 1-0 (12-10). NU's Zeppernick charged over Oklahoma State's Burke 6-4, 6-3 as the Huskers' Hanna slipped to OSU's (Megan) McCray 1-6, 1-6. Nebraska's Zgierska lost to the Cowgirls' Karyn Guttormsen 6-7 (3), 1-6 as fellow Big Red teammate Andersson fell to Oklahoma State's Maria Alvarez 2-6, 5-7. For the Cowgirls, (Morgan) McCray won against NU's Matysova 6-3, 6-0 to close out the match.
Two Huskers played in singles matches for the Princeton versus Mizzou pairing because of the short-handed roster from PU. Nebraska's Sulz narrowly defeated MU's Rhyner 7-5, 5-7, 1-0 (10-8) while fellow Husker Wagner was swept by Mizzou's Clark 0-6, 0-6. Both matches will count towards the Husker players' records and be included in their ITA evaluations for rankings.
On Saturday, Nebraska is slated to start with doubles facing OSU at 9 a.m. followed by Mizzou at 10:30 a.m. before ending the day on the singles courts versus Princeton at 1:30 p.m.
Friday 9 a.m. (Doubles)Mizzou vs. Oklahoma StateNo. 1 – Narattana / Tur Mari (OSU) def. Elisha Gabb / Cierra Gaytan-Leach (MU) 8-5No. 2 – Guttormsen / Alvarez (OSU) def. Kelli Hine / Cassidy Spearman (MU) 8-4No. 3 – Tracy Dong / Rachel Stuhlmann (MU) def. Megan McCray / Morgan McCray (OSU) 8-5
Nebraska vs. PrincetonNo. 1 – Maggy Lehmicke / Mary Hanna (NU) def. Emily Hahn / Katherine Flannigan (PU) 8-7No. 2 – Lisa Andersson / Brittany Brewster (NU) def. Alanna Wolff / Dorothy Tang (PU) 8-4No. 3 – Alex Clark / Madison Rhyner (MU) def. Izabella Zgierska / Maike Zeppernick (NU) 8-2No. 4 – Katerina Matysova / Hannah Sulz (NU) def. Mariah Burke (OSU) / Lauren Wagner (NU) 8-2 Friday 10:30 a.m. (Doubles)Oklahoma State vs. PrincetonNo. 1 – Narattana / Tur Mari (OSU) def. Hahn / Flannigan (PU) 8-5No. 2 – Wolff / Tang (PU) def. Guttormsen / Alvaraz (OSU) 8-4No. 3 – McCray / McCray (OSU) def. Burke (OSU) / Zeppernick (NU) 8-5
Mizzou vs. NebraskaNo. 1 – Gabb / Gaytan-Leach (MU) def. Andersson / Lehmicke (NU) 8-6No. 2 – Hine / Spearman (MU) def. Brewster / Hanna (NU) 8-5No. 3 – Clark / Rhyner (MU) def. Wagner / Sulz (NU) 8-2No. 4 – Stuhlmann / Dong (MU) def. Matysova / Zgierska (NU) 8-4
Friday 1 p.m. (Singles)Mizzou vs. PrincetonNo. 1 – Katherine Flannigan (PU) def. Cierra Gaytan-Leach (MU) 6-3, 6-4No. 2 – Emily Hahn (PU) def. Elisha Gabb (MU) 6-4, 2-6, 10-6No. 3 – Alanna Wolff (PU) def. Rachel Stuhlmann (MU) 6-1, 6-1No. 4 – Kelli Hine (MU) def. Dorothy Tang (PU) 6-4, 2-6, 10-8No. 5 – Hannah Sulz (NU) def. Madison Rhyner (MU) 7-5, 5-7, 10-8No. 6 – Alex Clark (MU) def. Lauren Wagner (NU) 6-0, 6-0
Nebraska vs. Oklahoma StateNo. 1 – Maggy Lehmicke (NU) def. Kanyapat Narattana (OSU) 5-7, 7-6 (0), 12-10No. 2 – Megan McCray (OSU) def. Mary Hanna (NU) 6-1, 6-1No. 3 – Karyn Guttormsen (OSU) def. Izabella Zgierska (NU) 7-6 (3), 6-1No. 4 – Maria Alvarez (OSU) def. Lisa Andersson (NU) 6-2, 7-5No. 5 – Brittany Brewster (NU) def. Carla Tur Mari (OSU) 7-6 (5), 6-7 (1), 12-10No. 6 – Morgan McCray (OSU) def. Katerina Matysova (NU) 6-3, 6-0No. 7 – Maike Zeppernick (NU) def. Mariah Burke (OSU) 6-4, 6-3
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Astonished traffic cops who stopped a dodgy-looking white van at a service station found a secret supply of horsepower inside - with 10 Shetland ponies crammed into the back.
The drivers - on their way to Romania when they were stopped at Offenbach, Germany - claimed they'd had no idea they had livestock on board.
"The van's windows were completely steamed up, we know now because of the ponies' breathing and the officers had a hunch it just looked wrong," said a police spokesman.
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By Andy Bottoms, Midwest Sports Fans
After a full day of hoops on Thursday, there have been a few seeding changes but no changes to the teams in the field.
There are a number of key games on the schedule for Friday, as bubble teams like Virginia, La Salle, Kentucky, Tennessee, Iowa, Temple, and Massachusetts take the floor.
The projections below take into account all games played through Thursday, March 14. Please note one of the First Four games was moved to the 11 line based on scheduling and proximity to Dayton.
Look for a new set of projections Saturday morning.
Last Four In
Boise State
The Broncos were unable to defeat San Diego State for the second time in the last five days, as the Aztecs withstood a furious rally to win by six in the Mountain West quarterfinals.
Now Boise State will be forced to sweat it out for the rest of the week. The Broncos have four top-30 wins and are 8-8 against the Top 100, which helps their case. They also have a solid non-conference road win at Creighton, but they struggled mightily away from home in league play.
La Salle
The Explorers got blitzed by Saint Louis on Saturday but still got the fourth seed in the Atlantic 10 tournament. They are likely to face Butler in the quarterfinals. La Salle beat the Bulldogs for one of its two top-50 wins, and the Explorers also boast a solid nonconference win over Villanova.
Unfortunately, they have also lost to Central Connecticut State and simply don't have much depth to their profile. A trip to the A-10 semis certainly would help their case.
Saturday's win over Florida propelled Kentucky back into the field, but there is still work left to do.
The Wildcats have both of their top-50 wins since losing Nerlens Noel, so they have proven they can compete without him. Their first SEC tournament game will come against either Arkansas or Vanderbilt, and a loss to either one likely would spell their ultimate doom.
Saint Mary's
In the wake of a third loss to Gonzaga this season, the Gaels are now my last team in. Their only losses since late December all came at the hands of the Bulldogs, and Saint Mary's is now left to sweat out the next five days.
When compared to the first couple of teams out, the Gaels have done more away from home and have far fewer bad losses. They also have far fewer quality wins.
Middle Tennessee played a far tougher nonconference schedule, but the Blue Raiders have just one win vs. the top 100. I just can't see the committee overlooking that.
Consequently, the Gaels are in — for now.
First Four Out
The Cavaliers had to come from behind to knock off Maryland at home in overtime, but they still dropped out of the field. UVa owns the most confounding profile in recent memory with a number of high-end victories but an equally impressive list of poor losses.
A solid performance in the ACC tournament is a must, and Virginia's first opponent will most likely be North Carolina State in the quarterfinals.
Middle Tennessee
The Blue Raiders fell in the Sun Belt semifinals to Florida International and now will be forced to wait out the committee's decision after finishing 19-1 in league play.
MTSU ranks in the top 30 in RPI and boasts a solid nonconference strength of schedule, but it has just one top-100 win. That came against fellow bubble contender Ole Miss, so while I would love to see another mid-major in the field, I doubt the committee gives the Raiders the nod.
Ole Miss
A road win at LSU kept the Rebels in the discussion, but there is still work to do in the SEC tournament.
Their lone top-50 win came against Missouri in January, and the Tigers likely will be their opponent in the quarterfinals. A loss there would be the end of the road for Ole Miss.
Baylor's loss to Oklahoma State propelled the Hawkeyes to this spot, but Friday's matchup with Michigan State is critical for Iowa. A poor non-conference schedule certainly isn't doing Fran McCaffery's club any favors, but they do have four Top 50 wins.
I can't see the Hawkeyes getting in the field unless they can make a run to the Big Ten Tournament title game.
Here is how the bids broke out by conference (Note: Teams that have earned an automatic bid are denoted with a *):
Big East (8): Cincinnati, Georgetown, Louisville, Marquette, Notre Dame, Pittsburgh, Syracuse, Villanova
Big Ten (7): Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Michigan State, Minnesota, Ohio State, Wisconsin
Atlantic 10 (5): Butler, La Salle, Saint Louis, Temple, VCU
Big 12 (5): Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State
Mountain West (5): Boise State, Colorado State, New Mexico, San Diego State, UNLV
Pac-12 (5): Arizona, California, Colorado, Oregon, UCLA
ACC (4): Duke, Miami (FL), North Carolina, North Carolina State
SEC (4): Florida, Kentucky, Missouri, Tennessee
Missouri Valley (2): Creighton*, Wichita State
West Coast (2): Gonzaga*, Saint Mary's
America East: Vermont
Atlantic Sun: Florida Gulf Coast*
Big Sky: Montana
Big South: Liberty*
Big West: Long Beach State
Colonial: James Madison*
Conference USA: Memphis
Horizon: Valparaiso*
Ivy: Harvard*
MAAC: Iona*
MAC: Akron
MEAC: Morgan State
Northeast: LIU Brooklyn*
Ohio Valley: Belmont*
Patriot: Bucknell*
Southern: Davidson*
Southland: Stephen F. Austin
Summit: South Dakota State*
Sun Belt: Western Kentucky*
SWAC: Southern
WAC: New Mexico State
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Why would Michigan St. be a 3 seed and Kansas St. a 4 seed? KSU is #9 (AP) right now and with 4 #1 and 4 #2 seeds, KSU surely deserves a 3 seed right now and for certain if they beat Okla. St. on Saturday. If they lose on Sat. a 4 seed might be about right, but then Okla. St. should rate a 3 seed. Someone here does not like the Big 12.
The Big 10 is about 10 times stronger than the Big 12. AP polls don't mean squat for seeding. Kansas St. Non Conference schedule is pretty bad with their best win coming against Delaware. They lost to Michigan and Gonzaga by double digits. They don't have any bad losses which helps a little, but they played no one outside of those games. Michigan St. beat Kansas. Something Kansas St. has not done. They also have no losses outside the RPI 50. Michigan St. RPI 8. Kansas St. RPI 20. That's why Michigan St. is ahead of Kansas St.
Kansas State also beat Florida.
Better wait until the regular season is over and also the conference tournaments!
Once again strickly the men are covered!!!!What about Womens Basketball and their brackets. I guess Title 10 doesn't apply to women!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Did you mean Title IX? I am not sure what Title X has to do with this. If you did mean Title IX, trust me there is plenty of gender equality in college sports, so much so that men's programs are being cut because not enough women WANT to participate which unbalances the ratio of men to women student athletes. Which necessitates the cutting of men's sports teams to bring the ratio back...so much for the spirit of the law.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (January 17, 2013)—Comma to the Top, who earned his most significant victory in the 2010 CashCall Futurity, will make his 5-year-old debut in the $150,000 Palos Verdes Stakes Saturday at Santa Anita.
A Grade II at six furlongs, the Palos Verdes is the fifth of nine races. Post time Saturday at Santa Anita is 12:30 p.m. Track gates at Betfair Hollywood Park will open at 10:15 a.m. for simulcasts.
Trained by Peter Miller for owners Gary Barber, Roger Birnbaum and Kevin Tsujihara, Comma to the Top ended 2012 with a gate-to-wire victory in the Grade III Daytona Stakes Dec. 29.
The win was the 11th in 25 starts for the gelded son of Bwana Charlie and the Stormy Atlantic mare Maggies Storm and pushed his earnings to $1,027,696.
The program also includes the $75,000 Megahertz, which is for older fillies and mares at one mile on turf. The field of eight includes In the Stars, an optional claiming winner Dec. 14 at Betfair Hollywood Park, and Byrony, a two-time winner over the turf at BHP during the 2012 Spring/Summer meet.
From inside out, the field for the Palos Verdes Stakes: Apriority, Julien Leparoux rides, 118 pounds; Drill, Martin Garcia, 120; Canonize, Jose Valdivia, Jr., 118; Sahara Sky, Joe Talamo, 118; Comma to the Top, Edwin Maldonado, 118; Private Zone, Martin Pedroza, 120 and Justin Phillip, Rafael Bejarano, 118.
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Santa Barbara
Beyond Sideways: a wine region that stands upright on its own
Though I know it places me among a small minority for thinking this way, I consider it ironic that the popularity of the film, Sideways, based on the Alexander Payne book, was used so heavily to leverage the popularity of Santa Barbara. I think it's ironic because, while the movies beautifully shows off the landscape and is chock full of cameo appearances by great vineyards and restaurants — giving locals a thrill, no doubt — the movie tells the story of the private downward spirals of two longtime friends whose only real solace is found in the copious (and ostentatious) consumption of fine wines.
As with most tales of personal debauchery, there are several good laughs along the way. But the story is more a cautionary tale than a celebration of wine country, and therein lays, in my opinion, the irony. Still, I suppose the Santa Barbara region is right to take advantage of its newfound stardom, and nobody can blame the folks in the area for making the most of it. It's also highly likely that most visitors to Santa Barbara wine country have a much different (and certainly much better) experience than that of the characters in the movie. I must admit as well, it's also fun to visit the locations used in the movie, because they did manage to incorporate some of the area's best places as their natural backdrops. So my encouragement to those who trek to Santa Barbara for a wine country experience is to understand that the region is anything but sideways – it stands firmly upright as a wine-producing province and as a destination for soaking up the good life.
Once upon a time not long ago, Santa Barbara County was home to just a scattering of upstart wineries. Today, the County has more than 21,000 vineyard-planted acres, grown and tended by dozens of wineries. Many maintain small-batch production and several are family-owned- and-operated. The wineries are primarily situated in the Santa Ynez and Santa Maria valleys, about 35 miles north of Santa Barbara. Rich with history and shot-through with breathtaking coastal scenery, the area's AVAs produce, of course, remarkable Pinot Noirs (as fans of the movie are now well aware), but also excellent chardonnays and cabernets. There are more varietals on offer from Santa Barbara in smaller quantities, including merlot (yes, merlot!), and select malbecs and viogniers.
In spite of the spike in interest around and visitors to Santa Barbara County wine country since the movie, the region has managed to retain its mellow, unpretentious appeal. The relaxed pace and easy-going charm actually translated well on screen, and visitors can easily take advantage of it with a well-planned weekend. Whether exploring the quaint Danish-transplant town of Solvang or discovering one of the many great restaurants in the valley towns, the intrepid traveler will find Santa Barbara County every bit as appealing as California's more famous wine country to the north—and you need not careening toward intrapersonal oblivion to enjoy it.
The region's four main towns— Solvang, Los Olivos, Santa Ynez, and Ballard — each have a distinct character. Also worthy of attention is the town of Buellton to the north. Solvang is self-described as the Danish Capital of American, founded by Danish Americans in 1910 and established as an ethnic colony with architecture and culture to match. As serious-minded as its beginnings were, the charm of Solvang is undeniably kitschy, with more souvenir shops than should possibly fit into one town and buildings that look like they're from the Disneyland back lot. There are a handful of interesting museums in Solvang, including the Solvang Motorcycle Museum and the Hans Christian Andersen Museum. Don't miss the Presidio Winery Tasting Room (1539 Mission Drive, 805-740-9463), where the staff are typically friendly and eager to expound upon the history and state of the regional wine industry. Also in town is the surprisingly urbane Cabana Tasting Room & Wine Bar (1539 Mission Dr. 805-686-9126), offering a great collection of wines by the glass from local vintners.
In Los Olivos, the small town atmosphere gives way to chic assortment of shops, galleries, and restaurants. There are more than a dozen wine tasting rooms here, too, including outlets by Andrew Murray Vineyards, Daniel Gehrs Wines, and Los Olivos Vintners.
Los Olivos is a good starting point to explore two of Santa Barbara County's major wine trails: the Foxen Canyon Wine Trail and the Santa Ynez Valley Wine Trail. Stop by the popular Los Olivos Grocery and grab picnic supplies — excellent pannini-style sandwiches, cheeses, meats, etc. — before heading out.
There are several great option for overnight stays in the area, including Fess Parker's Wine Country Inn & Spa in Los Olivos (2860 Grand Ave, 805-688-7788; www.fessparker.com), the Wine Valley Inn & Cottages in Solvang (1564 Copenhagen Dr., 805-688-2111; www.winevalleyinn.com), and for something completely unique, the Alisal Guest Ranch & Resort in Solvang (1054 Alisal Rd, 805-688-6411; www.alisal.com), where you can ride horses, play golf, go fly-fishing, and other activities not wine-related.
Of course, whether you decide to pick up a "Sideways" map to make sure you see all the places on screen in the film is entirely up to you. It's worth noting, though, that many locals are less than enthusiastic about making the connection. Because, like me, they have long understood that Santa Barbara County has much more to offer than a beautiful destination for letting your life go sideways.
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The Sussex restaurant is the hotel's flagship restaurant, long known as one of the best restaurants in Dublin 4. Enjoy a bright and breezy atmosphere created by bright glass recesses during the day and a chattering, romantic scene by night; the ambience is reminiscent of an art nouveau style Parisian café. Savor an exciting menu of contemporary dishes made with local produce, as well as a comprehensive wine list to complement each course. Start your day with delicious breakfast at the Sussex restaurant; select from the buffet of cereals, mueslis, fresh fruits, delicate pastries and warm breads, or from a variety of cooked food, including a full Irish breakfast.
The Sussex Restaurant - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Breakfast fee: EUR 15 per person (approximately)
- Self parking fee: EUR 5 per night
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Rich Keller I cannot believe all of the hubbub about drones flying over farmers' property. What do farmers have to hide? Will those pictures from the sky prove they are liars about what crop is planted where for insurance purposes, they are illegally pumping irrigation water from a river, or they don't really own any livestock as reported to the government in the agriculture census? In other words, do farmers want to protect themselves from being discovered as criminals?
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Cleverly invented to counter growing terrorism, drone usage offers no controls nor checks and balances to prevent them from being used for politically nefarious purposes. Imagine what Richard Nixon would have done if he'd had such peremptory or discretionary presidential authority? Any of his antagonists, like Daniel Ellsberg, would have monitored by domestic drones... and then Ellsberg would have been picked up and held for providing "material support" to the enemy in a time of war. There are currently no discernible safeguards to prevent a paranoid and power hungry President (think Johnson, Nixon, or Obama), or his/her national security team, from using drone technology as a threat and/or punishment to political enemies, particularly given the exigencies of war or a domestic emergency like 9/11. For national security purposes, Americans are already subject to warrantless wiretaps of calls and emails, the warrantless GPS "tagging" of their vehicles, the domestic use of Predators or other spy-in-the-sky drones, and the Department of Homeland Security's monitoring of all our behavior through "data fusion centers." http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2012/03/ff_nsadatacenter/ Given this toxic mashup of losses of privacy, if the road to hell is paved with good intentions, then domestic drones are a superhighway to an Orwellian panoptic gulag. America's promise has always been the power of the many to rule, instead of the one. Ungoverned drone usage, particularly domestically, gives power to the one. Domestic drone usage is ill-conceived, elitist, and end-runs our inherent Constitutional protections. Here are two (2) different videos that anchor my points: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ssoOASanKao http://vimeo.c
Here are two (2) different videos that anchor my points: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ssoOASanKao http://vimeo.com/59689349
I am not sure if you intended to make it look like the EPA is NOT using drones to surveil American farmers, but here are links directly from the EPA that they have been doing so or plan on doing so. http://cfpub.epa.gov/si/si_public_record_report.cfm?dirEntryId=143209&fed_org_id=770&SIType=PR&TIMSType=&showCriteria=0&address=nerl/pubs.html&view=citation&personID=441&role=Author&sortBy=pubDateYear&count=100&dateBeginPublishedPresented= http://cfpub.epa.gov/ncer_abstracts/index.cfm/fuseaction/display.abstractDetail/abstract/7784/report/2008 http://cfpub.epa.gov/si/si_public_record_report.cfm?dirEntryId=11068
Besides, you know what happens with government programs, especially related to Agriculture. They start off looking like something somewhat minimal and unobtrusive, and soon become quite an overbearing and taxing system that turn normal innocent citizens into criminals via regulation schemes. That is, GUILTY INTO ONE PROVES ONESELF INNOCENT. In the meantime, one sits in a jail cell unable to personally obtain the facts for defense, or loses one's assets prior to trying to win them back in a court of law versus the government--good luck Chuck.
Just because private enterprise is surveilling Americans does not mean that the government should also be able to. Think of it in 1990, if the EPA or a private technology company pulled up to a farmer's machine shed and started taking pictures. They told the farmer that they were going to use the pictures for harmless purposes such as posting them on the upcoming internet or to tell the farmer how he can do his job without releasing so many smells or CO2 amounts. Seriously? This would have NEVER been allowed. And yet just because the technology to do so is flying overhead, it should be allowed? What difference does it make if there are 2 feet on the ground with a camera, or a robot overhead with a camera? Are you really going to reply that there is a difference? ...Are you really going to reply at all?
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Sign up for a Crutchfield account Overview Details Customer Reviews Q&A Articles & Videos Accessories Our take on the Boston Acoustics A 225C by Kristen Schaub Your home theater's most important speaker The center channel speaker is the workhorse in a home theater system. It has to reproduce clear dialogue and special effects that keep your eyes and ears glued to the movie action. A high-quality center speaker is a great investment for any surround sound setup. Try to choose one that's as closely matched as possible to your front right and left speakers, so that as sound moves across the front stage, it stays seamlessly realistic. Imagine your favorite movie character appears on-screen. He opens his mouth and you brace yourself for a startling battle cry but then his voice sound flat. What gives? Sounds like you need Boston Acoustics' A 225C center channel speaker to beef up your home theater system. This solid performer will add a sense of immediacy to your movies, TV shows, and video games. Be prepared for bold dialogue and exciting special effect that put you right in the middle of the on-screen action. Advanced drivers deliver the Boston sound you love The A 225C features Boston's 1" Kortec® soft dome tweeter for clear, crystalline highs. The dual ceramic/glass fiber polymer woofers use Boston's Deep Channel Design® to deliver more bass response per watt of amplifier power. The crossovers in all A Series speaker models incorporate low-loss capacitors and low-distortion cores for the inductors. It means you'll hear every note in your music with minimum distortion. Thoughtful cabinet design This speaker's cabinet design also features vertical and horizontal internal bracings to reduce unwanted resonance that can muddy the sound. 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See more info on this item Highlights:frequency response 65-25,000 Hz (±3dB)handles up to 175 wattssensitivity: 89 dBimpedance: 8 ohms1" Kortec® soft dome tweeterdual 5-1/4" Deep Channel® Design ceramic/glass fiber polymer woofersbass-reflex (ported) designmagnetically shielded for safe placement next to tube TVsgold-plated binding postsscratch-resistant high-gloss side panels with contrasting textured top panel16"W x 6-5/16"H x 8-15/16"Dweight: 15.4 lbs.warranty: 5 yearsOur 60-day money-back guarantee Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes Features and Specs Enclosure Bass Reflex Tweeter Soft Dome Midrange size (inches) N/A Woofer size (inches) 5-1/4 Connector Type Post Power Range 15-175 Sensitivity 89 dB Impedance (Ohms) 8 Frequency Response 65-25k Hz Height (inches) 6-5/16 Width (inches) 16 Depth (inches) 8-15/16 Weight 15.4 lbs Parts Warranty 5 Years Labor Warranty 5 Years Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual Center-channel loudspeaker Magnetic grille (attached) 4 Self-adhesive rubber-feet Owner's Manual Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Driver Technology Enclosure Design Connections Mounting Options Driver Technology A-Series Center-Channel: The Boston Acoustics A-Series center-channel loudspeaker (A 225C) incorporates high-quality components that produce the legendary Boston Sound. The A-Series center-channel loudspeaker is ideally suited for use in a high-quality 5.1ch, 6.1ch, or 7.1ch channel home theater system. 2-Way Speaker System: The Boston Acoustics A-Series center-channel loudspeaker features a two-way design that employs two 5.25" woofers paired with a single 1.0" soft-dome tweeter. 1" Kortec Soft-Dome Tweeter: The Boston Acoustic A 225C features Boston's 1" Kortec soft-dome tweeter for crystalline high frequencies. Dual 5.25" DCD Woofers: The Boston Acoustics A 225C center-channel loudspeaker is fitted with two 5.25" ceramic/glass fiber polymer woofers with Deep Channel Design (DCD) that allow for higher speed, reduced distortion, and improved sensitivity. As a result the A 225C delivers more bass response from less amplifier power. Crossover Network: The crossover components in the A 225C incorporate low-loss film capacitors and low-distortion laminated silicon steel cores for the inductors in all critical areas. The tweeter and woofers are crossed over at 2,600 Hz. Enclosure Design Bass Reflex Enclosure: The Boston Acoustics A-Series center-channel loudspeaker (A 225C) features a bass reflex enclosure with a rear-firing acoustically tuned port for improved low frequency response and efficiency. Scratch Resistant, Resonance Free Cabinet: The Boston Acoustics A 225C center-channel loudspeaker features a high-gloss, scratch-resistant cabinet with a textured top and magnetic grille for a modern styling that will match most any decor. Vertical and horizontal internal bracings reduce cabinet resonances for enhanced audio quality. Connections Binding Posts: Gold-plated binding posts provide hook-up flexibility and the purest signal transfer. The binding posts will accept bare wire (up to 12-gauge), pin connectors, spade connectors, and banana plugs (single only). Note: The binding posts are spaced to far apart to accommodate dual banana plugs. Color-Coded: The speaker's binding posts are color-coded (red/black) for easy identification between positive and negative. Mounting Options Rubber Feet: The Boston Acoustics A-Series center-channel loudspeaker (A 225C) includes four self-adhesive rubber feet for safe and secure placement on a table-top, shelf, or, stand, other AV furniture. The rubber feet add 0.125" of height to the center-channel speaker. Wall Mounting: The optional PinPoint center-channel wall-mounting bracket (121AM15B, sold separately) can be used to wall mount the speaker. Note: The center-channel speaker does not include any type of wall-mount bracket or keyhole slots. Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $500 rewards card Boston Acoustics A 225C Reviews Average Customer Review: 2 people say: Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. Review title * Email Your email won't be visible. Please use the email address that is associated with your order. Display name (e.g., JohnD) Your review will be signed using the display name and location * Your location (e.g., Charlottesville, VA) * Your rating Click on a star to rate the overall product on a scale of 1-5 1500 characters left * Your review Attach a YouTube Review Crutchfield Video Review Guidelines Only submit videos that you made or are authorized to use. Do not submit videos that contain music, video or visuals that are copyrighted and belong to someone else. Please see our Review Guidelines for more information. Submit the URL of your YouTube™ video review or product demonstration. e.g., "http://www.youtube.com/v/o79TWHh598U" 500 characters left Pros 500 characters left Cons * Agree to Terms By checking this box you agree your review becomes the property of Crutchfield, that you are over 18 years of age, that you own or have owned this product, and that you are located within the United States or its territories. Please see our Review Guidelines for more information. We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) 5 out of 5 Solid Center Speaker Written By George F, Berks County, PA on Friday, March 08, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I purchased the BA A225C speaker from Crutchfield, for use with a component 5.1 speaker surround system. As far as sound quality, I have nothing to compare with, but vocals are clear so I have no complaint. This compact speaker is solidly built (feels like a lead ingot), attractive and has good quality terminals that accept banana plugs. Pros: Solid construction and clear vocals. Cons: None 9 out of 9 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Boston Acoustics A 225C center channel speaker Written By BOND 66, Dearborn Michigan on Sunday, April 29, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This speaker was easy to hook up. It goes well with two floor standing Boston Acoustics speakers that I already had. All three speakers are connected to a Rotel RSX 1056 A/V receiver. The sound quality from the A 225 C center speaker is excellent. Pros: Easy hook up. Great sound Cons: None 18 out of 18 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? 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Whether it's cheering on Miami or booing their rivals, you know how to support your team during the big games, so show it in this Dual Threat III long sleeve tee. Featuring a printed team name and logo mirrored across the chest and multiple team logos in a fading design down the left sleeve, this tee will give you a double dose of Dolphins pride.
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Welcome to Digestive Care Physicians
We warmly welcome you and greatly appreciate the opportunity to serve your medical needs.
Dr. Ranvir Singh, M.D. has been in metro Atlanta since 2004 and founded Digestive Care Specialists, LLC in 2008. He established Digestive Care Physicians, LLC with Dr. Stephen J. Rashbaum in May 2011. Dr. Singh has received board certification in gastroenterology from the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM).
Gastroenterologists of Digestive Care Physicians. L to R: Dr. Singh, Dr. Rashbaum
We are excited and proud announce the addition of PA/Registered Dietitian Holly Shalhoop.
We aim to serve the community with pride, excellence and respect. We strive to provide high quality care which is personalized and cost–effective. We will listen to you attentively, answer all your questions and make you an active partner in your care, in a warm and friendly environment.
This website has been created to provide you information about our practice. It also educates you about common procedures and diseases related to the digestive system. Our courteous and professional team is always available to assist you and welcomes the opportunity to hear from you. We look forward to a healthy and fruitful relationship.
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Digestive Care Physicians are now on Facebook and Twitter!
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We offer three locations for your convenience:
- Cumming
1505 Northside Blvd, Suite 2850
Cumming, GA 30041
- Dawsonville Office
133 Prominence Ct.
Suite 240
Dawsonville, Ga 30524
- Johns Creek
6300 Hospital Parkway, Suite 450
Johns Creek, Ga 30097
Dr. Singh and Dr. Rashbaum are on staff at Northside Hospital Forsyth, Emory Johns Creek Hospital and Chestatee Regional Hospital.
Telephone: 770-227-2222
Fax: 770-227-2220


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Capture Tony Stewart's third Sprint Cup Series victory with this Champion sterling-silver pendant. The official NASCAR Sprint champion logo is embossed in the middle along with Tony Stewart's number and his facsimile signature. For added impact, the background is enameled in Tony's color: racing red.
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- Hangs on 18" sterling-silver chain
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