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The Dickey Notch is perhaps not quite as well known as other notches in the Whites such as Crawford Notch, and Franconia Notch. This little notch is bordered to the west by Cone Mountain and to the east by Dickey Mountain. There is a XC ski trail that runs through this notch. The south end of this trail can be accessed from the trailhead for the Welch-Dickey Loop Trail. The north end is accessible from a gated logging road off the Mill Brook Road in the Thornton area.
This past weekend, my friend Marty & I hiked the ski trail through Dickey Notch and explored a few of the many ledges in the surrounding area.
While walking through the notch itself, we admired a picturesque little chain of beaver ponds located on the west side of the ski trail (photo below).
Shown below are some snapshots of the more dramatic views we experienced from our exploration of a few ledges in the area.
Moosilauke (distant view)
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The Hussey-Mayfield Memorial Public Library offers a variety of materials for use in the Library and for check-out. When borrowing materials for check-out, an Evergreen Indiana Borrowers Card is required.
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Local citizens and nonprofit organizations may reserve the following rooms at the Library for public forums and meetings.
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When celebrating the Library as a fun and learning destination in Zionsville, we hope you will turn your thoughts to the Library Friends. This group has been a key player in the Library's winning formula. Print the Friends of the Library Gift Membership form(PDF).
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After several years of saving book sale proceeds, the Friends in 1993 donated $7000 to purchase the chandelier that hangs in the main lobby. The beautiful light fixtures in the main lobby and on the second floor were made possible by the generosity of the Friends. In addition, a display cabinet was purchased that shows off the Lora Hussey doll collection.
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It's often the tiniest hearts that need the most help from the start. That's why Nemours pediatric heart experts specialize in early detection and repair of congenital heart defects. If your child's been diagnosed with a ventricular septal defect, a hole in the wall between the right and left ventricles (ventricular septum), we're here to ease your concerns, answer your questions, and give your child the best possible chance for a healthy future.
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Nemours duPont Pediatrics, Seaford, is part of Nemours' network of primary care practices that offers access to high-quality pediatric care for families throughout the Delaware Valley. At Nemours duPont Pediatrics, Seaford, in addition to primary care pediatrics, we also offer the expertise of Nemours' pediatric cardiologists, who can diagnose and treat congenital heart defects.
We provide cardiac evaluations and an extensive array of outpatient services to babies, kids, teens, and expectant mothers.
The experienced, caring, board-certified pediatric cardiologists from the Nemours Cardiac Center at Nemours/Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children come here to our office to make it easier and more convenient for you to get Nemours' quality of care near you. And duPont Hospital for Children was ranked among the nation's best in pediatric cardiology and cardiac surgery by U.S. News & World Report — so you know you're getting some of the best pediatric cardiac care available.
Our Pediatric Heart Care
Children are commonly referred to our office for evaluation of:
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HOME NFL San Francisco 49ers Gear San Francisco 49ers Jackets San Francisco 49ers Jackets Mens over $60 (66 items) Product ID: 987406
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You like to brag about wins and rep your 49ers to the fullest. Boast your team spirit with the 49ers Roster Quarter-Zip jacket. This team-colored jacket features a team logo on the front and team name on the back, so anyone from any angle can see your San Fran devotion. When you wear this jacket, everyone will see that you're proud to be a 49ers fan!
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Houndstooth Jacquard Bedding
- Summary
Classic houndstooth checks add sophisticated style to our Italian cotton bedding. The luxurious sheets, shams and duvet are loomed of 300-thread-count cotton sateen, enriched with a subtle Jacquard pattern. Masterful tailoring and an understated design make these pieces classic additions to any bedroom.
- Sheet set includes a flat and fitted sheet and two pillowcases.
- Tailored of 300-thread-count cotton sateen.
- Fitted sheet has 16" pockets.
- Duvet cover is finished with button closures; shams have flap closures.
- Made in Italy.
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Sheet Sets
Queen Set:
- Flat sheet: 106"W x 96"L
- Fitted sheet: 80"L x 60"W; 16" pocket depth
- Standard pillowcase (two): 32"L x 20"W
King Set:
- Flat sheet: 106"W x 110"L
- Fitted sheet: 80"L x 78"W; 16" pocket depth
- King pillowcase (two): 40"L x 20"W
- Standard (pair): 32"L x 20"W
- King (pair): 40"L x 20"W
Duvet Cover:
- Queen: 92"L x 88"W
- King: 92"L x 108"W
- Standard: 27"L x 20"W
- King: 36"L x 20"W
- Euro: 26" sq.
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- Machine-wash.
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Shipping Information
This item is shipped from our warehouse by UPS to arrive within five business days of our receiving your order.
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The shipping rate varies depending on your order total and shipping destination. View Shipping Options and Charges.
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For an additional charge of $15 per address, we can rush delivery to most destinations. This service is not available for some oversize items, items shipped directly from the supplier (including perishable and custom-manufactured items), out-of-stock items and items to be shipped outside the contiguous 48 states.
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At Williams-Sonoma, we take great pride in the quality and craftsmanship of our products. Attention to design, materials, safety and construction are our priority. Upon receipt, please inspect your purchase and notify us of any damage; we will arrange for a prompt replacement.
If within 30 days, you are dissatisfied for any reason, you may return your purchase for a refund of the merchandise value. An original receipt or gift receipt is required for all returns and exchanges. Returns with a gift receipt will be refunded in the form of a Merchandise Credit for the amount indicated on the gift receipt. Returns with original receipt will be refunded in the original form of payment, cash and check refunds over $100 will be issued as a company check (may take 14 business days from time of request).
We cannot accept returns on monogrammed, personalized, special-order items, custom upholstery, items shipped direct from the vendor, or on items damaged through normal wear and tear. Final sale items ending in .97 or .99 cannot be returned.
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How To Make Classic Buttermilk Biscuits
Cooking Lessons from The Kitchn
Classic buttermilk biscuits are a staple in my household. Quick, easy, and light as a feather, they can be served for breakfast, lunch, tea, dinner and even dessert! The technique is simple (hint: freeze the butter and use a light touch) but the results are spectacular.
I've been making these buttermilk biscuits for over 20 years now. They're so much a part of who I am that I can almost go all grandma-style and make them without measuring! On several occasions, I've multiplied the recipe x10 to serve to 60 people for breakfast. They're based on a recipe from Sundays at Moosewood Restaurant but really, most buttermilk biscuits recipes are very similar. Let's take a quick look at the various elements of buttermilk biscuits.
The Ingredients
I use all-purpose flour for my biscuits, although lately I've liked the flavor and texture of substituting 1/2 cup of whole wheat flour for 1/2 cup of white. The butter is always unsalted — if you do use salted butter, be sure to eliminate the salt in the dry ingredients. If you want to make these biscuits and there's no buttermilk on hand, don't despair. I've had excellent results thinning plain yogurt with milk until it reaches buttermilk consistency.
I've been measuring my ingredients using a scale these days, so I've given that option here for the butter and flour.
Cold Butter and a Hot Oven
One of the most important tricks to making fantastic biscuits is for the butter to be super cold. I always start this recipe by cutting up my butter and placing it in the freezer. Even just 5 minutes in the freezer will give it that extra chill.
I have found, though, that completely frozen butter is a little hard to work with, especially if you are mixing by hand. Those nuggets of butter just want to stay in hard lumps and won't cut in without a lot more work. If your butter is completely frozen, you might try grating it on a cheese grater.
A very hot oven is also key to good biscuits. My oven tends to run hot, so I put the temperate at 425° F, but if your oven is cool, you can go up to 450° F.
Use a Light Touch with the Dough
The recipe below gives instructions for making the dough in a food processor but don't worry if you don't have one. They can easily be made in a bowl the old-fashioned way (see recipe notes.) I use the processor because it's the best way to blend the butter and buttermilk into the dry ingredients without overmixing. But I've also made this recipe dozens of times without the machine, so it's not a requirement.
The one thing that's even more important than temperature when making biscuits is to not overwork the dough. You do not want to create a cohesive dough in the food processor — it should look like rough gravel when you tip it out onto the floured counter. When you bring it together into a rectangle, use a light touch and go quickly, gently pressing and gathering the gravel into a mass. The movement is more like patting and less like kneading.
The recipe calls for cutting the dough into thirds and restacking it, pressing gently to bring everything together. This is to help encourage flakey layers in the biscuits. Again, you don't want to overwork the dough: just cut, stack, press gently and quickly a few times with the heel of your hand and repeat.
When I roll out my dough, I only use a few quick strokes. Maybe six in all. Sometimes it is even possible to forgo the rolling and just pat the dough into a rectangle.
Square vs. Round Biscuits
I like to make square biscuits because it means that I'm handling the dough less and there are no scraps leftover. Of course you can make round biscuits but do not re-roll the scraps more than once or you will have tough biscuits.
How To Make Classic Buttermilk Biscuits
What You Need
Measuring cups or a kitchen scale
Food processor or mixing bowl
Measuring spoons
Chef's knife or bench scraper
Rolling pin
Baking sheet
- Freeze the butter: Cut the butter into small chunks and place in the freezer. Preheat oven to 425°F. Get out equipment and ingredients, leaving the butter in the freezer and the buttermilk in the refrigerator.
Blend the dry ingredients: Place flour, salt, baking powder and baking soda in the bowl of a food processor fitted with a steel blade. Cover and pulse 4 or 5 times to mix. Alternatively, whisk in a medium-sized mixing bowl.
- Add the butter: Remove the butter from the freezer and add it to the flour mixture. Cover and pulse 6 to 8 times or until the mixture is crumbly and the largest pieces of butter are no bigger than a pea. Alternatively, work the butter into the flour with a pastry cutter, a fork, or your finger tips.
- Add the buttermilk. Pour in the buttermilk, cover, and pulse 4 or 5 times or until the mixture just comes together. It should not be completely blended but look like gravel. Alternatively, stir until the liquid is just barely incorporated and a rough mass is formed.
- Shape the dough: Sprinkle your counter with a little flour and dump the contents of the food processor out on top. Working quickly, gather the shaggy mass together, pressing it lightly to form a rectangle. Cut into 3 even sections and pile each section on top of the other. Using the heel of your hand, quickly and firmly press the sections together. Repeat once.
- Roll and cut the dough: Roll the dough into a thick rectangle, about 1/2" thick. Using a sharp knife, cut the dough into 6 pieces for larger biscuits or 8 pieces for smaller biscuits.
- Bake: Place the biscuits on an ungreased baking sheet. Paint the top of the biscuits with a little buttermilk. Bake for 12 minutes or until puffed and golden-brown.
- Cool: Remove from oven and place on wire rack to cool. Serve fresh from the oven, if possible.
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- You can replace 1/2 cup of the all-purpose flour with whole wheat flour.
- For a sweet dough to use for shortcake and other desserts, add 2 tablespoons of sugar to the dry ingredients.
- Out of buttermilk? Here's how to make quick substitute: How to Make Buttermilk from Plain Milk with Lemon Juice or Vinegar
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Since I usually don't buy buttermilk, would this work if I used the milk and vinegar substitution?
Nope, nope, nope. Biscuits are NOT easy to make, they are PROHIBITIVELY DIFFICULT.
Dang I love me some biscuits. Pretending they're impossible to make is my only choice.
joyosity- I've never tried it with just vinegar, I've only ever used lemon juice or cream of tartar to do my dirty work for me. You can also buy a carton and freeze it off in 1/4 cup measurements in muffin tins to be used when you need it... that way you don't have to worry about it going bad in your fridge!
Extremely important question: Can you make drop biscuits with this dough? I don't immediately see why not, but sometimes my intuition is fuzzy.
Growing up, drop biscuits were the only biscuits in my life. I still have trouble cottoning to square ones.
this sounds like you could just make GIANT batches and store them individually in the freezer until you want to bake some.
Drop biscuits from this dough will be a little tricky. If you're set on making them in drop fashion, I might encourage you to increase the amount of buttermilk by several tablespoons, giving them a wetter surface so you can pull off chunks to "drop."
Bailey P - you can roll the dough and cut it into rounds, but I don't see why this wouldn't work as drop biscuits.
I just taught a friend how to make buttermilk biscuits this weekend! Of course, his had cheese in them, because cheesy biscuits trump all other biscuits.
caseoftornados - Rolling of the dough is discouraged as it will overwork the dough. If you can't get past the idea of shaping with your hands, make sure to freeze the dough for 10 minutes before going into the oven.
hmo - They are perfect for freezing, remove as much air from your packaging method as possible and freeze them individually so they don't stick together!
sarahrae, what would happen if you used cream in lieu of the buttermilk? I rarely keep buttermilk in my house.
I usually use vinegar if I'm souring milk as a substitute for buttermilk and it works just fine.
I think you could use King Arthur Whole Wheat Flour for the all-purpose part, but I am not much of a baker and know precision can be critical...Could you use whole wheat?
thechenster - The buttermilk reacts with the leaveners, allowing them to do better, while cream will add a bit more fat into the mix, creating more places for the leavening to take place — long way around, it should turn out just fine :)
JD523 - I haven't made them with Whole Wheat, though I should give it a go! I would suggest upping your baking powder by 1tsp and baking soda by 1/4 tsp to help give it a bit more lift. (though King Arthur's isn't as heavy as some, so you might not need to add quite as much!)
You definitely have a little less leeway with baking, but it's certainly not as precise as you'd think. Just search for biscuit recipes (or any other for that matter) and you'll see how different they can be. Leavening is the key and with buttermilk you generally use more baking soda; baking powder is just baking soda with the acidic part already mixed in.
As with most recipes, you could vary the butter anywhere from 3 tbsp to 8 tbsp, just don't eliminate it all together. I'd also suggest leaving the butter in the proverbial "pea sized" pieces and a couple quick kneeds on the counter. this stretches out the butter so that when it steams during baking it will create the flaky layers (if that's your thing). I've made biscuits with all cake flour and they turn out super delicate, but maybe I'll try the mix like this recipe.
Also, I'm a fan of using yogurt (thanks Mark Bittman!). You get a delicate tasting biscuit that's still tangy and just plain yummy. It tastes different than buttermilk of course but somehow it just works and I've really come to prefer them.
urrgghh - You can add 1/4 cup - 1/2 cup yogurt to this dough if you wish, it can take the addition and it's wonderful, though kneading is strongly discouraged. In fact, you need to touch it only to form it into a square to cut them apart. Kneading will stretch the butter, but will also shrink the pockets available for the release for gases in the leavening process!
Can I use milk instead of buttermilk? and if so what amount? thanks :)
As mentioned IN THE RECIPE you can make buttermilk by adding lemon juice to milk and letting it sit for 10 min (I use 1 tbsp for every cup of milk).
I tried this biscuit recipe tonight and I love it! It eliminates most of the mess usually associated with biscuits. I made two changes however: 1) I added the milk right into the food processor and pulsed a few times to bring it together. 2) I dumped the whole thing right into the parchment lined pan and patted it out even with floured hands. I made the cuts in the pan. Worked out just fine and dandy.
Thanks Sarah Rae, this recipe is definitely going to become a staple.
I can't wait to give this a try with cream. I will report back!
just made these this morning, using whole wheat pastry in place of regular, and used the dump method in the pan, making one giant biscuit. Minimal handling, these came out so tender and fall apart good! It was kind of hard to tell when the top was golden since I used whole wheat, but it took about 20 minutes to cook.
Oh I meant whole wheat pastry flour in place of the white pastry flour called for. I kept the white ap flour. very good!
What are the weights for the ingredients in this, particularly the flour? (At a loss for converting cake flour...)
Thank you for the recipe! They are so easy to make and so delicious!
Wow - made this tonight and the results were divine!!! Used 2 cups minus 2 tbsp all purpose flour bc had no cake flour; and did the lemon/ milk sub for the buttermilk. They were fabulous. Last step - just added the milk to the food processor before dumping everything onto the counter. Highly recommend to others. Guests were happy. :) Would be excellent for breakfast.
Made these this morning for Thanksgiving breakfast. I followed the recipe exactly--so easy and delicious! I'll definitely make these again. Thank you!
"Classic" buttermilk biscuits cannot be made with buttermilk substitutes (thinned yogurt or vinegar/lemon juice and milk). "Classic" buttermilk biscuits can't even be made with the buttermilk that you get in a store.
Buttermilk today is different than it used to be. It is a milk product produced by inoculating the milk with bacteria. "Classic" buttermilk was the leftovers created from churning cream into butter. It really has nothing in common with modern buttermilk. Buttermilk was notoriously difficult to handle, as every recipe required adjustment for the specific batch of buttermilk you were using.
That being said, I enjoy my buttermilk biscuits. The article covers the keys pretty well. Alton Brown did a podcast on the topic a few months back where he had good things to say about the process.
I was obsessed with making buttermilk biscuits for quite awhile--until I saw the recipe on this site for *sweet potato* buttermilk biscuits. SWOON. I have not made plain buttermilk biscuits since, and I keep portions of mashed sweet potato in my freezer at all times just for that purpose. Don't get me wrong, regular buttermilk biscuits are really really great. But if you like them, I highly recommend trying the sweet potato ones too!
I've recently discovered the Cook's Illustrated recipe for Drop Biscuits. Crispy Fluffy Buttery and super EASY.
If you have access to southern self-rising flour, then try it and use the recipe right on the bag. You can use any kind of fat you like, butter, lard or shortening--1/4 to 1/3 cup per 2 cups of flour. Add enough buttermilk or regular milk to form a soft dough. A softer dough makes drop biscuits. The other thing that makes biscuit baking easy is to use a floured pastry cloth so you don't get the big flour/dough mess all over the counter. A 2-cup flour recipe usually makes about 12 biscuits. These are giant!
Then you do not have buttermilk biscuits. I add a tablespoon of vinegar to each cup of milk.
As a European I always wondered what biscuits were in Cowboy Films. They seem a bit like Scottish scones my Irish and Scottish Grannies used buttermilk for scones. Thanks I'll try this recipe.
Cosi, American biscuits are not sweet, like an English biscuit (which are more like American cookies). They are much lighter (if done properly) than scones.
Mom used Crisco and buttermilk from the grocery store, rolled 'em out with a rolling pin and cut rounds with a glass. Hers would still be lighter than yours. Of course, she said they were much better back when she made them with lard.
Sprinkle a little water on your counter, and top with a generous piece of wax paper. Then sprinkle that with flour and knead and roll out the dough on that. When finished, gather up the wax paper and throw away. You'll only have to wipe off a little mess from the countertop.
Made these tonight with all the original ingredients that the recipe called for. They came out just fine. I was surprised when they actually did rise while baking and didn't turn out like my usual hockey pucks!
Thanks for sharing this recipe!
I've been making delicious biscuits with the same recipe for 20 years, but all that has now changed. These turned out incredible! They were bready and flaky at the same time, very light, and the bottoms were deliciously buttery. Making them in rectangles is so obvious I can't believe I never thought of this.
I've never seen buttermilk at the grocery store so I used milk and lemon juice. I forgot to reserve some to brush the tops, so I brushed on some plain yoghurt. When they were just about done, I popped them under the broiler for a minute and the tops browned beautifully.
I don't want to admit how many I ate fresh out of the oven and will only say this was the perfect excuse to break out a jar of my neighbour's homemade and home canned chokecherry syrup. :)
I just made these! They were really tasty and pretty light, although the dough seemed much drier and more crumbly than in the pictures. Stacking the pieces was difficult. Anyone else experience this? I did it by hand.
Yummy! Buttermilk makes everything better!
Fell in love with biscuit and gravy on our holidays to USA and this is the best recipe for biscuits that I've found. Thank you for my little taste of America in Cyprus! I used thinned yogurt as a substitute for the buttermilk and it worked really well. Now I just need to make the perfect sawmill gravy!


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Softly cursing in the graveyard on 4th
Behind the church, an old man picks up detritus,
The Halloween revelers vanished
Like the years, overnight. He harvests more
Than sticks, cupped leaves that creep along the brick walk
Like hands, but wrappers, cans. Let screaming teens
Have their carefree terror. With luck, ignorance
Will last longer than they want, the truth
Not haunt them with its frisson, its sudden touch
Like a breeze with teeth on the skin, the body
Seasonal, a pagan reference,
A secretly held belief. New superstitions fail
To quell the old, the gut certain of the gut,
This the one time and place, the horror
That there are no shadows, no spirits,
That one's own acts will in the end explain
So much sorrow, each day the mystic passage
Between worlds, breath the marvelous gift
And breadth of what is sacred. He's clearing
Leaves now off one particular stone.
Children know. They just pretend they don't
Like peasants in the druid days of old
Samhain, burning all at the field's edge.
Each day leaves us bereft and yet, unlike
The scattering trees, we hold on. There are
No ghosts. The dead can't return. They never left.
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October 29, 2009 12:25 pm
David, what a poignant melancholic seasonal piece. I particularly appreciate this observation:
the horror
That there are no shadows, no spirits,
That one's own acts will in the end explain
So much sorrow
Beautiful turning of the themes of horror back toward the reality they obfuscate. Very nicely accomplished.
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David, my family still worships Féile Moingfhinne on Samhain. We just cannot seem to get the Scot/Irish our of our system. I have always found life in cemeteries. Your last words: There are no ghosts. The dead can't return. They never left. There is that and a melancholy comfort in your poem.
October 29, 2009 7:50 pm
great ending David…howerver "picks up detritus in the graveyard" got me going mysteriously. thanks for sharing agiain.
October 29, 2009 8:37 pm
I love the way your poem travels back and forth between (A) day to day perceptions and activities, then moves off to (B) a more spiritual "truth" that exists within the (A) place. It is reached by a mystic passage. "Children know. They just pretend they don't." At the beginning it is as if the caretaker is trying to sweep it all away. In the end, nothing is burned, swept away or departed. "They never left". It is brilliantly woven into the truth of ancient knowledge. Thank you for sharing.
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'With luck ignorance will last longer than they want'..this jumped out at me
I'd just been saying how important it is to hang on to carefree innocence for as long as possible.Ultimately 'each day will leave us bereft 'and then the decision 'to hold on' or not….but that is for the end time…and I'm probably way off track here …raving on like a looney!Oops
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So profound…yes, there is much to fear in life if we allow it….
the ending, "the dead can't return, they never left" was perfect and will stay with me.
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I like the was this gets beyond the "carefree terror" that the holiday can often be.


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All-Big Ten linebacker Eric Martin raises a jubilant arm after big play at Iowa.
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A 2011 All-Big Ten running back playing his first game in five weeks, a disruptive 2012 All-Big Ten defensive end who played linebacker his first three years as a Husker and a repeat All-Big Ten placekicker earned top individual honors Monday from their coaches after postgame film study of NU's 13-7 win at Iowa last Friday.
I-back Rex Burkhead was named the Huskers' Offensive Player of the Game with "Special Mention" honors going to senior tight end Ben Cotton and sophomore center Mark Pelini, who filled in for season-long starter Justin Jackson. Senior defensive end Eric Martin, whose positional switch just may earn him a meaningful hybrid role in the National Football League, was named Nebraska's Defensive Player of the Game.
Senior placekicker/punter Brett Maher was named NU's Special Teams Player of the Game for his rock-solid performance inside Iowa's cold, windy Kinnick Stadium – a critical component in Nebraska's sixth straight win that advanced the Huskers to Saturday night's Big Ten Championship against Wisconsin.
In addition, Alonzo Moore was named Scout Offensive Player of the Week, Derek Foster Scout Defensive Player of the Week and Sam Foltz Scout Special Teams Player of the Week. Moore is a freshman wide receiver from Winnfield, La., Foster a sophomore cornerback from Elm Creek, Neb., and Foltz a freshman wide receiver from Grand Island, Neb.
Nebraska Coach Bo Pelini said Burkhead would start in Saturday night's nationally televised rematch against the Badgers, a team seeking its third consecutive Big Ten title and the Rose Bowl invitation that comes with that honor.
Getting a chance to win Nebraska's first conference championship in 13 years has been a season-long goal. "That was the expectations not only for the players, but also for the coaches and this university as well," Burkhead said. "Just getting in the game is a great opportunity, but at the same time, our goal is to win it."
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After showing remarkable ability to finish off runs, fight for extra yards and give his teammates a powerful emotional boost at Iowa, Burkhead praised the Huskers' overall state of mind. Asked to compare this year's mindset with Nebraska's narrow Big 12 Championship misses in 2009 and 2010, Burkhead was straightforward in his answer.
"I think this team is a lot more, I don't want to say focused, but driven," he said. "Throughout this off-season our one focus was to win the Big Ten Championship. That was our ultimate goal. The accountability we had this past off-season, during the season and seeing the week in-and-week out improvement of the team, I think is the biggest difference."
And nowhere is that difference greater than Martin's new home at defensive end. "I think he's really had a good year," Pelini said. "He's an impact guy. He's hard to block on the edge. He's a guy you have to account for and know where he is. He's not your prototype defensive end size-wise. But he's a powerful guy. He's quick, he's explosive, and he plays with tremendous energy. He's a good player and he's had a great year for us."
One reporter Monday asked how Martin's breakout season might position him at the next level. "I think he translates well," Pelini said, "because he can do a lot of different things for us. With the NFL becoming more spread out, needing hybrid guys is key. Eric can play a 3-4. He can help a guy on special teams because of his athleticism and speed. He can do a lot of things to help your team. In the NFL, with the limited roster sizes, that's a big thing."
Pelini, however, refuses to look back and second guess Martin's previous three seasons at linebacker. "I think we needed him at linebacker," Pelini said. "He did some good things for us at linebacker when he was there."
Mark Pelini Fills in for Justin Jackson at Center
Speaking of mission-critical need, Nebraska faced a major hole in the offensive line when Jackson went down at Iowa. To the rescue came Mark Pelini, who filled in nicely, thanks, no doubt, to his head coach's wisdom to use him in the same lineup with Nebraska's starters the previous week when the Huskers throttled Minnesota.
"I think he (Mark) has a really good understanding of what we're doing and has gotten better," Pelini said. "He executes well, and we have some help between him and (Cole) Pensick. I've said all along that I feel good about the center position. Just like any other position, if someone goes down, somebody has to step up."
Fortunately, in this case, it happens to be the head coach's nephew. "He (Mark) decided this was what he wanted to do. He had other options, but decided he wanted to give it a go," Pelini said. "(For) guys who want to walk on, this is one of the programs where you know you're going to get a shot."
For Mark Pelini, the cultural fit seemed right. "He was looking at the Ivy League," Bo pointed out Monday. "His father, my brother, played in the Ivy League. He's high academic. He was looking at going to one of the academies. He had a lot of different options. I was a little bit surprised that he made the choice to come here. I'm glad he did."
Ben Cotton: We Want to Finish with a Flourish
Cotton, Nebraska's leading receiver at Iowa, sees the Huskers finishing the regular season with a flourish because they're on a mission, even though they'll be forced to play without Jackson and Baker Steinkuhler – important anchors in the offensive and defensive lines, respectively.
"We've kind of taken the attitude each week that everything we've been able to do, everything that we've been able to accomplish so far won't mean anything without a win on Saturday," Cotton said Monday. "As a group of seniors and guys that have been a part of this, we've realized that each win became more important. Each week, the stakes have gone up. This is the highest they're going to get, and I think we're going to do everything we can this week to make sure that we're properly prepared to play our best game on Saturday."
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Bart Aernouts of the Uplace Pro Triathlon Team has finished second in Saturday's 70.3 IM Mallorca. Eneko Llanos (Spain; 3:52:36) was just 18 seconds faster in a race that was both high level and thrilling. Bart's final time: 3:52:54. 2011 IM 70.3 Mallorca champion Andreas Raelert (Germany; 3:54:43) came in third. Uplace teammate Axel Zeebroek was 15th with a final time of 4:05:48.
In the women's race, Uplace athlete Sofie Goos finished ninth. The top 3 pro women's spots went to Lisa Hütthaler (Austria; 4:24:25), Yvonne Van Vlerken (The Netherlands; 4:27:17) and Lucy Gossage (UK; 4:30:03).
As usual, Axel Zeebroek started the race with a strong swim, leaving the water first. Bart Aernouts also got to a strong start. He was able to minimize his distance to 1:45. In the cycling leg, he immediately made his move. Around kilometer 60, he reached the chase group with title favorites Andy Raelert and Llanos. In the meantime, Axel was having a tough day on the bike. After a slow swim-to-bike transition, he quickly lost time on the hilly course. He wrapped up the bike leg in 21st position trailing by 11 minutes. The half marathon was a fast one. Aernouts and Raelert stormed up the field side-by-side taking the lead along the way. But behind them, Llanos came flying. Bart managed to keep up with the Spaniard for a while, but had to let him go in the last round. Meanwhile, Axel was doing well on the run, moving up the field for a 15th place finish.
In the women's race, Sofie Goos came out of the water in 14th position, trailing by three minutes. The bike leg quickly showed that Sofie did not bring her best bike legs. She was 14 minutes behind when she started the half marathon in 13th position. She did feel good on the run, recording the fastest pro women run time to move into the top 10 for the finish.
Another remarkable performance came from Swiss Rahel Küng from the EWZ Team in her first 70.3 race. Out of the water as the leading professional women, she performed excellent during bike and run and finished as 11th.
A second place in a world championship quality race is quite an achievement. Still, Bart Aernouts had mixed feelings about his Ironman 70.3 Mallorca result, "If you get this close to winning, you prefer to not finish second. But given my rigorous training here in Mallorca the past few weeks and my cautious ambitions before the race, I should be pleased really. The swim went very well. But on the bike I really suffered. The others were going fast and I only managed to make my way to the group with Llanos and Raelert in the latter part of the bike leg. Only then could I rest up a bit. I knew it would be a fast run. And that proved the case. I was confident about running with Raelert and I managed to keep up with Llanos' acceleration for a while. But in the end he was just too fast for me to win today. Finishing in between two guys with top 3 Hawaii results is great if you think about it, but I did have to work hard for it today."


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The deputy initiated a traffic stop after noticing the vehicle's tag lights were improperly working. The driver of the vehicle, Drew Childers, had outstanding warrants. He was placed under arrest and escorted to the patrol car.
Upon walking back to the vehicle to speak with the other two passengers, Connie Beason and Joel McPherson, the deputy noticed a large knife in the back seat where McPherson was allegedly sitting. McPherson was asked to exit the vehicle and allowed the deputy to search the vehicle.
Upon searching the vehicle, the deputy reportedly found a pry bar where Beason was sitting and two medicine bottles without a label containing suspected Topirimate pills and Seroquel pills. According to the report, there also were numerous articles of mail with a Roth Lane, Cartersville, address. Some mail was opened that was not addressed to Childers, Beason or McPherson.
When McPherson was asked why the mail was in their possession, he said his girlfriend had lived at the residence more than two weeks ago and they had gone to retrieve it. He said he had taken a pry bar and used it to open the mailbox without anyone's concent.
Another deputy checked the mailbox on Roth Lane and reportedly discovered numerous mailboxes with what appeared to be marks from a pry bar. Deputies on scene also discovered a set of keys on one of the mailboxes. McPherson said the keys belonged to him and that he had left them inside the mailbox. When asked about the medicine bottles and pills, he said he had found them at a residence in Rome.
The three subjects were arrested and transported to the jail. Due to Mcpherson having drug-related charges, a strip search was performed. A plastic bag with a green lefty substance, suspected to be marijuana, was reportedly found.
McPherson was arrested and charged with injury, tearing down, destruction of mailboxes, defacing of mail, possession of contraband across guard lines, possession of tools for the commission of crime, drugs to be kept in original container, sale, distribution, possession, etc., of dangerous drugs and possession of marijuana.
Childers was arrested and charged with false statement in writing, theft by receiving stolen property, two counts of burglary in the second degree and injury, tearing down, destruction of mailboxes, defacing of mail.
Beason was arrested and charged with injury, tearing down, destruction of mailboxes, defacing of mail.