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In September 2012, the club announced the start of construction for a world-class National Soccer Development Centre (NSDC) at the University of British Columbia (UBC). Vancouver Whitecaps FC have partnered with the B.C. government and UBC to construct, improvement, and refurbish of two artificial turf fields, three grass fields, as well as a state-of-the-art fieldhouse. The multi-campus centre includes two turf fields at Simon Fraser University(SFU) and a total estimated cost of $32.5 million.
Phase One was completed in February, 2013, and will serve as the club's home until its 25,000 square foot clubhouse is built. Phase Two and Three of the NSDC is expected to complete prior to the FIFA Women's World Cup in 2015.
Once built, the NSDC will become the new training base for the Whitecaps FC men's, Girl's Elite, and Residency teams, UBC's soccer teams, as well as the west coast base for Canada's men's, women's, and youth national teams. Beyond these teams, the facility will also devote more than 50 per cent of field time to community soccer use. This facility will be a key asset in the training and development of Whitecaps FC and BC Soccer players, as well as local coaches and referees.
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Kicked up kale soup with spicy chicken sausages and sweet potatoes.
March is not exactly behaving like a lamb. It has snowed twice recently, book-ending our road trip to Cape Cod last week with blustery, leonine winds and sloppy sideways snow. Lucky for us our veteran Suburu Outback gripped the roads like a champ and brought us there and back safe and sound.
We were visiting our favorite peninsula to celebrate the long-pined for Spring Equinox and a certain husband's return to the visual arts (after a six year hiatus "fueled by caffeine, over-exposure to earth metals, and extensive dream analysis"). He was asked to give an oil painting demo at the Creative Arts Center in Chatham. How could we refuse?
We stayed with good friends (blessed with the Yankee sense to have a warm and cozy wood stove going) and cooked up some gluten-free comfort food together- two big casseroles of Creamy Penne Pasta Bake and a big pot of caldo verde- lovely Cape Cod kale soup.
I made a Cape Cod inspired kale soup today, to share with you. With a minor tweak or two.
It's the perfect, spicy soup to brave the end of March.
A month with a promise to end like a lamb.
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|A pot of spicy kale soup with chicken sausage and sweet potato.
Karina's Gluten-Free Kale Soup Recipe with Spicy Chicken Sausage, Gold and Sweet PotatoesRecipe posted March 2013. Traditional caldo verde features white potatoes- and more of them. I used sweet potatoes and Yukon golds. I also skipped the onions and added fire roasted tomatoes. Just because.
1 tablespoon good olive oil
2 garlic cloves, minced
1/4 teaspoon crushed red-pepper flakes
4 gluten-free spicy chicken sausages (ours had jalapeños)
2 medium sweet potatoes, peeled and diced
1 large gold potato, peeled and diced
1 14-oz can organic fire roasted diced tomatoes, with juice
1 32-oz carton organic chicken broth (low sodium if desired)
1 bunch organic kale
Sea salt and ground pepper, to taste, if needed
In a large soup pot, heat the olive oil over medium heat. Add the garlic and red pepper flakes; stir for 1 minute.
Quarter the sausages lengthwise; then slice into pieces. Add the sausage to the oil; stir and render the sausage for 5 minutes, until browned.
Add potatoes, diced tomatoes and broth; cover and bring to a boil. Reduce the heat, and simmer, covered for 10 to 15 minutes.
Meanwhile, wash the kale, shake off the water and tear off the tough stems. Tear larger pieces into small pieces.
When the potatoes are tender add the kale to the pot and lightly simmer, covered, until the kale is tender and wilted- about 10 to 15 minutes.
Taste the broth and season with sea salt and ground pepper, if needed.
Serve with my tender Gluten-Free Corn Muffins or warm Gluten-Free Dinner Rolls.
Serves 4.
Recipe Notes:
We used gluten-free, nitrate-free chicken sausages with jalapeños because we love the spicy kick of jalapeños with sweet potato. But you could use traditional Andouille pork sausage or chorizo in this kale soup- just make sure it says gluten-free on the label.
To make this vegetarian- use vegetable broth and skip the sausage. When potatoes are tender, add a (drained) can of cooked white northern beans and warm through.
If you cook it longer and it becomes too thick, add more broth, if needed.
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J.C. Price hosts Memorial Week events
J.C. Price American Legion Post 107 is hosting its annual Memorial Week Celebration beginning Friday and running through June 2 at 1433 Old Wilkesboro Road. Parking will be available.
An annual event for more than 50 years, the week honors those who gave their lives in service to the nation and has generated revenue for children, youth and veterans program throughout the year.
The schedule is:
• Friday: Kickoff includes comedy and karaoke hosted by Walt and Meesha.
• Saturday: Includes retirement party for DJ Mr. Clean-Disco Machine, who has been in the business 50 years.
• Monday and Tuesday Gospel singing from local groups hosted by Comrade Homer Robertson and Roland Carter; also a Posteverlasting service for deceased veterans and their families hosted by Commander Mae Carroll and Chaplain Leonard Hall.
• Wednesday to Saturday, June 1: Entertainment upstairs at the Post by mystery DJs.
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Nominee should have a business background, large and small aircraft orientation and experienced in the slow pace of government movement owed to it's accountability administration.
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One of the most famous documents in United States history goes back on display at 9 a.m. on Friday, June 1 through 5 p.m. Tuesday, September 4 in the Treasures Gallery at the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum in Springfield. Paid Museum admission is required to view the document. The handwritten manuscript of the Gettysburg Address was last publicly displayed at the Museum during Lincoln's Birthday observances February 9 – 13, 2012. There are five original handwritten versions of the Gettysburg Address. Two incomplete ones are in the Library of Congress, a finished one is at Cornell University, and the only one he signed and dated is in the Lincoln Bedroom of the White House. The Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum's copy, written at the request of Edward Everett, the main speaker on November 19, 1863 at the Gettysburg Cemetery dedication, came to the State of Illinois in 1944 thanks to the contributions of pennies by Illinois schoolchildren plus a donation by department store magnate Marshall Field III. Illinois's copy contains the two famous additional words "under God" that Lincoln had not included in his two original draft copies. Displayed nearby will be an original 1880 letter written by Thomas Edison, never before shown, in which the famed inventor praises Lincoln's greatness. Beginning on September 5, a signed copy of the Emancipation Proclamation will go on display through January 2013. This display will mark the 150th anniversary of the presidential order that freed all slaves in rebel-held territory. The Gettysburg Address and Emancipation Proclamation are part of the 52,000-item Lincoln Collection at the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum. Pieces from the collection are displayed on a rotating basis in the Museum's Treasures Gallery, and range from the earliest known document written by Lincoln to items belonging to his wife and children. For more information, visit www.presidentlincoln.org.
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Memorial Medical Center's 5K Transplant Run/Walk is now accepting registrations. The eighth annual run/walk will be held Saturday, Sept. 8, in Washington Park in Springfield. Participants will meet at the picnic shelter area near the tennis courts and playground. The registration fee is $20 for adults and $10 for 12-year-olds and younger. The Alan G. Birtch, MD, Center for Transplant Services at Memorial is the event's host. Participants can visit MemorialTransplantServices.com to register online or to print out a registration form to mail in. Registration begins at 7 a.m. A brief program will begin at 8 a.m. Bill Coon, a double heart transplant and kidney transplant recipient, is the featured speaker. The Fireside Relics will perform during the event. Proceeds go to the hospital's transplant fund, which assists transplant patients with emergent needs and provides education for patients and staff. For more information, call Memorial's Transplant Services at (217) 788-3441.
Holding Hands with History
The Illinois State Historical Society is pleased to announce a exhibition of paintings by Illinois Artist Laureate Kay Smith, celebrating the life of Abraham Lincoln. "Holding Hands with History: The Life of Abraham Lincoln in the Context of Our National History, 1775-1865," an exhibit of watercolor paintings from Smith's "American Legacy Collection," will be on display from July 14-September 21, 2012, at the A. Lincoln National Museum of Surveying, 521 East Washington in Springfield. The program is free and open to the public. Donations are appreciated. Fort more information call 217-525-2781. The exhibition will be on display Tuesday thru Saturday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Admission to the museum is by donation; the exhibition is free with admission to the museum. For more information about the artist and the exhibit, visit kaysmithartist.com or historyillinois.org
Dwayne Wood Benefit
This event is to help raise money to off set the costs of an unexpected funeral and burial. Its is being held at the VFW in Springfield on Stockyard Rd on Aug 26th from 1pm-5:30pm. There will be food,cash bar,money boards,music,live auction and lots of fun!
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Icecream Social
New Salem United Methodist Church will be having the icecream social on August 19,2012. Serving: icecream,desserts,drinks for $4.00. Barbeque sandwiches w/chips for $3.00. Hot dogs for $1.00. Directions: Follow west on Veterans Parkway on past Koke Mill, keep west on past Riddle Hill, follow on until you see the Jubilee Farm on the left, to 1/2 block past is the church on the left with sign in the yard. 6858 Old Jacksonville Rd. For more info or questions to call: 217-787-4147.
Landen Vollmer Benefit
4 year old Landen from Auburn passed away July 25 from complications after a heart procedure. Please come & support this family! Poker run, washer tournament, 50/50 tickets, live & silent auction & other events. Funds are needed to help his family with medical & funeral costs. Where: Pudock's Hideout in Thayer When: August 25, 2012 Time: Poker Run-sign up noon to 1:00pm Washer Tournament-sign up 5:00 to 6:00pm DJ- 8:00 to midnight For more info call 217-836-6556
Theater in the Park presents Damn Yankees
Joe Boyd sells his soul to the devil, Mr. Applegate, for "one good Long ball hitter" for his team, the Washington Senators. Mr. Applegate grants his wish, turning him into a 22 year old sports superstar who can but must go back to his wife before 9 pm on the final game day if he doesn't want Mr. Applegate to get his soul. Curtain Time - 8:00 p.m. Free preshow at 7:00 p.m. on performance evenings. Box Office: 217-632-5440/800-710-9290 For more information go to www.theatreinthepark.net
The Muni Presents Disney's Beauty & The Beast
After a handsome but conceited prince treats a beggar woman poorly, the woman transforms into a beautiful enchantress and curses the prince to live as a hideous beast. Further, the prince's staff is all transformed into objects to do with their profession. The prince is given a magical mirror to view the outside world. To break the spell, he needs to learn to love a person for who they are, and get her to love him before a magical rose loses its petals. Meanwhile in a nearby village, a beautiful young bookworm (Belle) feels lonely and out of place. She lives with her eccentric but kind father, Maurice. Soon, Maurice goes off to compete at an inventors' fair but gets lost in the woods and ends up a prisoner at the beast's castle. Belle eventually finds the castle and makes a deal with the beast to let her father go in return for her staying there with the beast. As the beast's inner kindness slowly reveals itself, Belle grows to be in love with him. However, a jilted, self-centered and overly-masculine suitor from Belle's village, Gaston, takes a posse to 'save' her from the beast. Gaston ends up stabbing the beast. Luckily, when Belle rushes to the beast and expresses her love for him, he comes back to life again as a handsome prince. For ticket information please go to www.themuni.org. All performances begin at 8:30pm.
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NBA Feet: Around The League – 2/22 – 2/23
February 24th, 2012 by John Kim | 4 comments
PREV: Nike Elite 'Galaxy'...
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gotta give it to JKidd or QRich this wk
Jeremy Lin got LINcinerated by almost everybody on the heat, but what did you expect. honestly
Q-Rich's 13 PE & LBJ's blk history month 9s are hot on da court.... glad to see sum1 wearin those rookie zooms too. Dont see too many cats wearin those in da league like they do in college
Jason Kidd! Keep it TRILL, to this day!


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'NASA Scientist Hansen Arrested at Tar Sands Protest - A Grim Sign of the Times'
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This photo of the world's best known and most outspoken climate scientist, James Hansen of the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies, handcuffed and hauled off to jail yesterday may not achieve the iconic stature of the Blue Marble photo, but as a symbol of our times, it's pretty potent.
Hansen's arrest was no surprise – in fact, it was deliberate. Hansen was taking part in a civil disobedience action at the White House organized to halt the approval of the Keystone XL pipeline, which will bring dirty oil from the Canadian tar sands down to US refineries in the Gulf. Hansen is just one of more than nearly 1000 protesters who have been arrested since the action began on August 20 (it continues through September 3 – you can learn more about it at tarsandsaction.org).
Check out the rest of the article here.
Also, for those interested, Hansen has posted a collection of remarks, notes and powerpoints explaining how greenhouse gas emissions associated with the pipeline and the development of unconventional fossil fuels risk breaching tipping points in the global climate system. The collection also includes Hansen's "conservative climate plan" to avoid such a scenario.
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Study: Constipation May Cause Bed-wetting
Jan. 30, 2012 -- A surprising new study suggests that for many children who wet the bed, the cause may start with their bowels and not their bladders.
Undiagnosed constipation appeared to be a frequent contributor to bed-wetting among the children who took part in the research.
When these children were treated with laxatives or enemas, most stopped wetting the bed within a few months.
"Most of these kids did not have symptoms consistent with constipation and the parents had no clue," says researcher Steve J. Hodges, MD, an assistant professor of urology at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center in Winston-Salem, N.C. "What these children had was stool in their rectums, and that is the problem we addressed in this study."
Bed-wetting and the Bowels
Hodges says stool left in the lower intestine, or rectum, can push against the bladder and reduce its capacity to hold urine.
He says even though it has been known for more than two decades that this might be a cause of bed-wetting, few doctors consider this when evaluating children with the condition.
Since normal constipation symptoms, such as infrequent or very hard stools, do not always predict whether a child will have stool in the rectum, Hodges and diagnostic radiologist Evelyn Anthony, MD, conducted abdominal X-rays to confirm it.
Their study included 30 children ranging in age from 5 to 15 (the average age was 9) being evaluated for bed-wetting at the Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center.
X-rays revealed that all of the children had some degree of rectal expansion caused by stool. Four out of five demonstrated stool burden consistent with constipation, despite the fact that just 1 in 10 had a history of constipation symptoms.
When the children received laxatives or enemas to treat the issue, 25 of the 30 (83%) were no longer wetting the bed within three months.
The study appears online in the journal Urology.
Hodges says he has used the approach to successfully treat close to 200 cases of bed-wetting and urinary reflux -- a condition characterized by abnormal flow of urine from the bladder back toward the kidneys.
"I haven't had to operate on a child for reflux in a very long time because when we empty their rectums the reflux resolves," he tells WebMD.
Bed-wetting Expert: More Study Needed
Bed-wetting is common prior to puberty, affecting about 15% of kids. It often runs in families, and boys are more likely to wet the bed than girls.
Hodges says children evaluated for bed-wetting or urinary reflux should undergo an abdominal X-ray or ultrasound to look for stool in the rectum before they are treated with drugs or surgery.
But pediatrician and bed-wetting expert David Adam Perlstein, MD, says more research is needed to confirm the findings. Perlstein is medical director for St. Barnabas Hospital in the Bronx, N.Y.
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OMAHA, Neb. - Coming off a 97-65 win at Providence (Jan. 11), the Creighton women's basketball team hosts Xavier on Jan. 15 in D.J. Sokol Arena.
1/15: - 7:05 p.m. (CT)
Xavier (7-9, 2-2 BIG EAST) at Creighton (10-7, 4-1 BIG EAST)
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Xavier vs. Creighton Series:
Xavier and Creighton will meet for the first time on Wednesday, Jan. 15.
About Xavier
- Located in Cincinnati, Ohio
- Founded in 1831.
- Xavier has an enrollment of 6,620.
- Known as the Musketeers.
- Xavier finished 2012-13 with an
- 13-16 record and a 7-7 mark in the Atlantic-10.
- Xavier returns five letterwinners from last season, including three starters (Crittendon, Hawkes and Wanninger).
- The Musketeers were picked to finish ninth in BIG EAST in the preseason poll, just ahead of Seton Hall.
Xavier Head Coach (Interim): Brian Neal (Northern Kentucky, 1991)
- Record of 7-9 serving as the interim head coach for the Musketeers this season. Neal replaced Amy Waugh, who resigned after a two-year tenure with the Musketeers.
- Neal, who spent the 2011-12 and 2012-13 seasons as an assistant with Xavier, will be in his first season as a Division I head coach. Prior to joining Xavier, Neal was head coach of Thomas More's women's program for seven years.
- Neal posted a 171-31 (.847) overall record in seven seasons at the helm of Thomas More (TMC).
- He recorded six consecutive 20-win seasons at TMC and guided the Saints to five consecutive Presidents' Athletic Conference (PAC) championships.
- Neal is a four-time recipient of the PAC Coach of the Year Award (2006, 08, 10, 11) and was twice named the Great Lakes Region Coach of the Year (2008 and 11).
Scouting Xavier: (7-9, 2-2 BIG EAST)
Xavier has been an up and down team through the opening portion of the 2013-14 season. The Musketeers have some impressive wins at Michigan (79-75 {OT} on Nov. 13), over Kansas (64-59 on Nov. 29) and St. John's (70-65 on Jan. 5), but also suffered a four-game losing streak (at Wright State, Cincinnati, Indiana and DePaul).
A trio of Musketeers lead the offense as Shatyra Hawkes averages 14.6 ppg, while Ashley Wanninger (11.9) and Jenna Crittendon (11.4) are also in double figures.
Without a true center, Xavier prefers to play up tempo. The Musketeers force 16.9 turnovers per game, but committ 16.3 per contest.
The Musketeers can be challenged on the glass, averaging just 36.1 rebounds per game. In BIG EAST play, that number has dipped to 32.5.
Keys to the Game w/Xavier:
- Get Nelson and Kamphaus involved early: The recent road trip for the Bluejays showed Creighton's ability to dominate a game (Providence) if the posts are involved early. The result of increased spacing for the guards led to Janning's 34-point effort.
- Attack the Offensive Glass: Xavier allows just under 12 offense rebounds per game. Creighton must take advantage and pick up easy second chance points.
- Transition Defense: This is an key in most contests, but Xavier will try to push the ball in transition to score easy buckets. The Bluejays must limit this area as they did against DePaul & Villanova.
Imitation is the Most Sincere Form of Flattery
Marissa Janning took this phrase litterally as her stat line (13-of-17 from the field & 6-of-9 from three-point range) at Providence is striking similar to that of McKenzie Fujan against DePaul (13-of-17 from the field {76%} and 6-of-8 {75%}). The difference comes at the charity stripe. Fujan was 6-of-6, while Janning went 2-for-2.
Fujan and Janning First Tandem to Post 34+ Points in a Season Since 1990-91
Marissa Janning (34 at Providence, 1-11-14) and McKenzie Fujan (38 vs. DePaul, 1-4-14) became the first Bluejay tandem to top 34+ points in a single season since the feat was accomplished by Kathy Halligan (40 vs. Wisconsin, 12-9-90) and Shannon Struby (34 vs. San Diego State, 2-23-91) in the 1990-91 campaign.
Missed it by That Much
Janning's 34-point effort at Providence came up just one bucket short of cracking Creighton's Top-10 single-game performances. Janning is part of a five-way tie for 12th overall.
Something About the Friars
Creighton and Providence have met twice all-time, each game producing a Bluejay victory as well as a 30+ point performance by a Creighton player. In addition to Janning's 34-point effort, Tanya Warren put up 35 points in Creighton's 91-89 win over the Friars on March 21, 1987 in the WNIT Tournament.
Home Winning Streak Against Conference Sits at 12
Creighton opened its tenure in the BIG EAST the way the Bluejays closed their time in the MVC, beating conference opposition at home. With the 86-78 win over DePaul, Creighton has won its last 12 games in D.J. Sokol Arena against conference opponents. The Bluejays last conference loss at home was on Feb 4, 2012 to Missouri State, 63-55.
From Five Years to Seven Days
After waiting over five years between Chevelle Herring's 31-point game on Dec. 13, 2008 vs. Kansas and McKenzie Fujan's 38-point outbust vs. DePaul on Jan. 4, 2014 it took just seven days for another Bluejay to join the 30-point club.
Herring's Influence? Last Three 30+ Point Scorers on Creighton Bench
With Herring in her first season as an assistant coach for the Bluejays, the last three players to reach the 30-point barrier all reside on the Bluejay bench (Fujan, Janning & Herring).
30-30 Club Grows
Marissa Janning (34 at Providence, 1-11-14) and Doug McDermott (MBB, 35 vs. Xavier, 1-12-14) each dropped 30+ points in victories for the Creighton women's & men's basketball squad. Earlier this season it was McKenzie Fujan (38 vs. DePaul, 1-4-14) and McDermott (30 at Seton Hall, 1-4-14).
Janning Earns BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll
Sophomore Marissa Janning earned her first selection to the BIG EAST Honor Roll on Jan. 13, averaging 25.0 points and 4.0 rebounds for the Bluejays against Providence
(W, 97-65 - 1/11/14) and at St. John's (L, 48-67 - 1/8/14).


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Bugger. I went down to my range for some tuning and practice. I had shot about 30 arrows when as I was drawing back BANG!! I only waited eight weeks to get it and have had it for only two weeks.
Both the control cables broke, the cable guard was almost torn out, the arrow was smashed and there was some minor damage to the rest and sight.
I wouldn't have thought this would happen to a new bow with less than 150 shots through it.
The pics show what im talking about.
Here is Martins warranty statement. So much for their U-beaut Double helix strings
All Martin Compound Bows are warranted against defects in materials or workmanship to the original owner , on all risers, limbs, limb pockets, axles, bearings, and cams (everything except the string and cables) for 10 years (starting at the date of purchase) and then 50% list price for the life of the product*. (Strings and cables are not included, and should be changed either every season, or anytime they show wear, whichever comes first.)
I will let my dealear know ASAP Monday morning.


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Expensive Christmas can 'spoil life', says Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby
Sunday 10 November 2013
Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Canterbury, has warned that expensive Christmas presents could damage relationships if they leave people short of money.
Dr Welby told ITV: "The secular over-the-topness, everything you have to have, new clothes you have to have, new this, new that, new the other, is ridiculous, it shouldn't happen. It puts pressure on relationships because when you're short of money you argue. You get cross with your kids more easily, it spoils life."
The Archbishop said that if he suggested people stop giving each other gifts at Christmas, no one would listen. "Giving at Christmas reflects the generosity of God. So be generous in a way that shows love and affection rather than trying to buy love and affection," he added.
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