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Miami Hurricanes season previewAndrea Adelson
Previewing the 2014 season for the Miami Hurricanes: Key returners: RB Duke Johnson, WR Stacy Coley, TE Clive Walford, LB Denzel Perryman, DE Anthony Chickillo Key losses: QB Stephen Morris, WR Allen Hurns, P Pat O'Donnell, DE Shayon ...Blog | August 12, 2014
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Howdy! Ramon in San Francisco, Calif., writes: Just saw the Position U rankings, and I really can't believe Miami isn't even in the top 3 for HBU. Clinton Portis (9,923 NFL yards), Frank Gore (9,967), Willis McGahee (8,474) alone are enough to put...Blog | June 20, 2014
Big 12 lunchtime linksBrandon Chatmon
I'm guessing Justin Gilbert's agent is going to suggest he stop doing this until after the NFL draft. Kansas quarterback Jake Heaps could be emerging as the frontrunner to start for the Jayhawks. Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops defended the program's...Blog | March 26, 2014
Pierson hopes to be the next Tavon AustinBrandon Chatmon
Charlie Weis was met with a dilemma. No, not how to get people past him calling the Jayhawks "a pile of crap" during Big 12 media days. The Kansas coach has bigger concerns, like getting the elite talent he has on the roster onto the field as much...Blog | August 22, 2013
Weis' juco revolution borne from necessityDavid Ubben
DALLAS -- Charlie Weis remembers his wife's first response when he told her the school's athletic director had called and he was considering packing his bags and becoming the head coach in Lawrence. "Kansas?" That's the same reaction most high ...Blog | May 14, 2013
Lunch links: Get to know Kliff KingsburyDavid Ubben
Taxin' it up today. Take care of business, y'all. Kirk Bohls of the Austin American-Statesman has a couple interesting notes from Texas Tech coach Kliff Kingsbury, and profiles the new head Red Raider who's already turning heads. West Virginia ...Blog | April 15, 2013
Nick Montana, Jake Heaps take on individual competitions at Elite...Mark Tennis
Nick Montana and Jake Heaps didn't know each other before this week's Elite 11 camp. But the future rivals -- their teams meet Sept. 18 (ESPNU, 10 p.m. ET) -- have more in common than they knew, writes Mark Tennis.Story | Conversation | July 23, 2009
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The top quarterbacks in the nation, including Nick Montana and Jake Heaps, will get a chance to showcase their talents at Elite 11, a premier quarterback competition for prep athletes.Story | Conversation | July 10, 2009
Ryan Mathews, Beanie Wells, Michael Turner among major injury que...Stephania Bell
Stephania Bell looks at the major injury issues heading into Week 3's action, including Ryan Mathews, Beanie Wells and Michael Turner.Blog | Conversation | September 23, 2010


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Trained at St Martins School of Art and the London College of Painting, then completing a Masters of Studio Arts at Sydney College of Arts, Guy Morgan resumed painting after a 30-year career in advertising.
In the last 12 years, Morgan has developed a signature style that uses eyedroppers and highly liquid oil paint to create large, textured works. These can be best seen in his Nebula series (some of which will be shown in Melbourne).
Recently Morgan turned to portraiture to investigate the effects of distorted vision after suffering a detached retina in late 2011. Interesting and unconventional, the portrait series After Retinal Detachment has had great success, with works being hung in the Archibald 2013, the Mosman Prize 2012 & 2013, and the 2014 Percival Portrait Prize and 2014 Black Swan Prize for Portraiture. He was a double semi-finalist in the 2013 Moran Portrait Prize and shortlisted in the International Emerging Artist Award 2013.
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FORT MYERS, Fla. — Blame the shoes.
Prior to the Red Sox' game with the Rays Tuesday at JetBlue Park, David Ross explained that the issue with his left foot — that is keeping him out of action until Friday — all started before he even got to camp.
"It was over time," Ross said. "I think I wore some shoes. I put my orthotics on the wrong way. I had my insoles on with my orthotics, which I'm not supposed to do. Just something aggravated it and now the more I'm on the worse it was getting. There is a little tendon in there that's aggravated."
An MRI performed on Ross Monday showed no damage to the tendon, leading to the treatment of keeping the catcher off his feel for a day or two.
"It was bothering me in the offseason," he said. "It got a little better, but as I was running '¦ It's one of those things where I can run straight, but I can't really turn really good. The ligament in there has been kind of aggravated. I've been running funny on my foot.
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Etisalat becomes the first telco in the Middle East to launch carrier billing for Google Play store allowing its customers to charge their Google Play purchases directly to their monthly mobile bill or prepaid account. To enable this payment option, customers need to choose the application that they want to buy from the Google Play store. Thereafter, they need to select the 'Etisalat account' option on the payment screen to continue with the transaction. Following the first transaction, the customer's Etisalat account will be automatically set as the default option for all future purchases of applications, games, or in-app purchases.
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Rhinelander Winter Farmers Market to Open Saturday
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RHINELANDER - One local group wants to make sure you can get fresh local produce even during the winter.
The Lean Coalition is partnering with the YMCA of the Northwoods for a new indoor winter farmers market. The Hodag Farmers market closed on Saturday.
But you won't have to wait long to get your fresh produce. The indoor winter farmers market opens this Saturday.
They are trying to find ways to bring healthy foods to the community throughout the winter months.
"Now it is going to be winter time and the farmer's market outdoors is going to close. So, I thought, wouldn't it be nice if we could extend that season and offer it indoors," said YMCA Active Older Adult Coordinator Marilyn Duschl.
The winter farmer's market will be held in the lobby of the YMCA of the Northwoods. It will run from 8 a.m. till noon.
You will be able to find most of the same local fresh fruits, vegetables, and jams you can find at the area farmer's markets.
"The stuff that is in the field is still growing and still fresh until it really freezes. We still have a lot of stuff in the field. We do have a short growing season so it is nice to be able to extend it for them and for us too," said Evergood Farm Owner Brendan Tuckey.
Since this is the market's first year, they are not sure how late into the season the market will stay open.
They hope vendors will plan for winter markets when planting next year.
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- School districts in the Northwoods hope state legislators will change the way local public schools are funded.
Right now, the school funding formula hurts property-rich, but income-poor, districts like Rhinelander.
Rhinelander administrators warn if Madison doesn't make a funding change, they face cutting programs or asking voters for more money through a referendum.
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- "She's almost 400 feet long," U.S. Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus said Saturday. "About 3,500 tons."
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Renowned foodie Anthony Bourdain has traveled to some of the world's most exotic places, satisfying his appetite for both great meals and savory stories. He now finds himself in unexpected territory – the airwaves of CNN.
I was just shocked that they gave me a badge that lets me in the studio, said Bourdain, 56, whose series, Parts Unknown, started last month on the news network. It airs Sundays at 9 p.m. I keep thinking I'm going to get kicked out.
That's an unlikely scenario considering the early numbers. The premiere, in which Bourdain hopped from one curry house to the next across Myanmar, drew 747,000 viewers, a 62 percent increase from last year in that time slot.
Among viewers age 25 to 54, he more than doubled the regular Sunday night audience.
CNN President Jeff Zucker has not given an interview since taking over the struggling network in January, but in an address last week to the Atlanta Press Club, he said he completely embraces the idea of picking up shows like Parts, which could easily run on A&E or Discovery Channel.
For too long, we believed our competitors were just the news networks, he told the group.
Bourdain is quick to dismiss the idea that he's any sort of journalist, but many of his pieces are so steeped in history and culture they could be segments on 60 Minutes – except with more swearing and dinner breaks.
The Myanmar episode gave viewers a rare look at the Burmese countryside and didn't shy away from the country's long record of human-rights violations.
It helps that people who may be wary of Americans with cameras seem to open up to Bourdain, whose blunt, quick-witted personality has kept him a star since the debut of his 2000 best-seller, Kitchen Confidential.
We quickly found out in Beirut that it's a huge advantage when your only agenda is finding out what makes people happy when they eat, he said. Maybe they open up to you in ways that they wouldn't otherwise.
If the new program looks more professional than Bourdain's previous Travel Channel series such as No Reservations, that's because CNN provides better connections and production values.
Bourdain praises his former employer for its support over the years, but he didn't leave the network under the friendliest of circumstances.
In the end, I didn't like the future of what I was seeing there, said Bourdain, dismissing rookie series Xtreme Waterparks and Insane Coaster Wars by referring to them only as Waterpark Wars.
I'm just looking for someone crazy enough to let me do what I want to do.
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He's also on a nationwide speaking tour that stops May 11 in Minneapolis, where he'll be joined by local food expert and Travel Channel host Andrew Zimmern.
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By 2020, Expert Patients Will Self-Manage 95% of Their Preventive and Chronic Care
Patients titrating and administering their own medication? Sounds like some futuristic scene from a sci-fi movie where Doctors no longer exist and patients are in charge of their own healthcare. But this is actually not so futuristic explains Dr. David Judge, medical director of the Ambulatory Practice of the Future (APF) at Mass General. Diabetic patients are already successfully self medicating, and David plans to soon pilot similar care modalities for other patient populations such as those with chronic heart disease.
As a featured speaker at yesterday's MassTLC Executive Summit, an event highlighting innovative technologies and applications and their impact on businesses and consumers today, David detailed how his team is deploying new tools to improve how care is delivered, and at the center of that care are the patients themselves. David's vision of the patient of the future is a healthier, more informed and empowered patient in control of his/her own health destiny. To enable this vision, the APF is providing patients with tools that enable them to self manage, thereby allowing them to improve their health outcome and quality of life while at the same time allowing David and his care team to focus on spending more time with patients who need their care most.
At the summit, David also highlighted several pilots underway at the APF focused on innovating care delivery for primary care in partnership with the Center for Integration of Medicine & Innovative Technology. Fueled in part by the shortage of primary care providers, these projects focus on the exploration of new models of care delivery and are attempt to utilize all members of the care team to train and empower patients to be more proactive managers of their care. David calls this "patient apprenticeship" and the APFs initial findings are that this is a very successful and effective patient-centered care model. He went on to share his insight on the impact of ACOs, payment for value, culture change, informed patients and the increased demand for technologies to enable prevention and proactive disease management on care delivery.
The patient of the future will be here sooner than we expect explained David, as by 2020 he predicts expert patients will manage 95% of their preventive and chronic care. The patient of the future will be a healthier, more informed and empowered patient in control of his/her own health destiny.
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Quietly, and very much in Japanese, Nintendo released the original NES game, The Legend of Zelda, on its eShop Virtual Console section. Zelda marks the first of the 10 NES "Ambassador Program" games to arrive on the eShop for sale, replete with save states and a price tag: ¥500 (approximately...
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By Evan Lockridge
Consumer confidence rose in February, according to the latest Thompson Reuters/University of Michigan survey, blowing past what a poll of economists were forecasting, but January industrial production numbers were not so stellar.
The consumer confidence index rose to 76.3 after registering 73.8 in January. The level is the highest in three months. Economists were predicting 74.8.
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Pear and Ginger Smoothie
I have had a tab open with this recipe for a few months now and keep meaning - and then forgetting - to try this smoothie. We even had really amazing pears earlier this fall, thanks to our CSA, but I just…kept eating them. Three years out from breaking my jaw and honestly, it still feels like a luxury to be able to bite into a piece of fruit like that instead of whirring it down to oblivion. Pear and ginger is a pretty great combo and seems quite fall/wintry to me. Ginger has some good healing properties and this recipe calls for Greek yogurt so you can get some much needed protein. As always, if you're wired shut, disregard the nonfat recommendation in the original recipe and go for low- or full fat - you probably need it.
Bourbon Street Milkshake
I'm sad to say that I've never been to Bourbon Street - not the famous one in New Orleans nor the bar on the West Island of Montreal that is the source of incessant radio ads (or least, it was a decade ago when I lived there). It's just plain pathetic that I still haven't been to Brooklyn Bowl, which is within walking distance of my house and serves up this amazing sounding milkshake featuring both bourbon AND nutella (link above to the adapted recipe in today's NYT). Had I known about this last summer, a little wired-shut boozy bourbon bowling would have been quite the coping mechanism. Well, at least now I can make the shake at home, and it's not too late to do any of the above. Er, except the wired-shut bowling. I'll pass on that, thanks.
Peanut Butter and Everything
Amazingly, of all the shakes and smoothies I drank while wired shut, many of which involved either peanut butter OR bananas, none involved both. Well, here's an easy recipe for one shared by Carol, a food blogger who unfortunately recently joined the broken jaw patient ranks.
Peanut Butter and Banana Smoothie
- 1 serving Greek yogurt, 0 or 2 percent fat
- 1/2 cup 2 percent milk, or whatever kind you want
- 1 banana, frozen or not
- 1 T of natural organic peanut butter
"Just blend it all together. It is delicious and has lots of good stuff for you. You could probably substitute any kind of fruit."
It's true - any fruit whose jam or jelly tastes good on a peanut butter sandwich will probably taste just as good blended. But don't actually use jelly. (Or bread.)
Carol is just at the start of her healing process, so if you're looking for more recipes, keep an eye on her blog, where I'm sure there is more blended deliciousness to come.
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Perhaps the most ubiquitous reason to take a turn on the blender diet is having one's wisdom teeth removed. I unwittingly took a trial run myself, getting all four wisdom teeth out about a year before I broke my jaw. Luke from Tuna Cupcake went through it himself last fall and managed to make it fun — beyond the requisite painkillers — by testing out this awesome milkshake and then generously sharing the results with JWS:
When I was little, our neighbour grew these prize-winning pumpkins. They were MASSIVE. And every year, the vines would grow under the fence and a good number of pumpkins would grow in our yard. And by 'a good number', I'm talking like 20-30. Needless to say, we had a problem with hooligans smashing pumpkins in our neighbourhood. We also had an absurd number of Jack-O-Lanterns, which led to an absurd number of smash Jack-O-Lanterns in our driveway.
That said, it also meant that we had easy access to pumpkin for eating. My mom makes delicious pumpkin pie that starts with a real pumpkin and not some crap from a can. And oh, the difference it makes. I definitely have a heart-on for all things pumpkin.
A few months back, I posted that I'd had my wisdom teeth out and was trying to find interesting things to eat, Connor from Hold the Beef recommended a pumpkin pie shake. I got the recommendation at about 8:30am and was at the grocery store 10 minutes later, buying up all the ingredients. Not only until I got home and got to talking Emily did it hit me that an actual pumpkin pie is pretty blendable (and in my case, soft enough to eat as-is, but I was pretty paranoid for the first couple of days). So we decided to try a delicious experiment: concocted shake vs. blended pie.
Note: Months and months passed (and I healed fully from my wisdom teeth ordeal) before I actually got around to finishing this post. So rather than relying on faded memories, I invited my friend Pam over for a Saturday night of milkshakes.
Pumpkin Pie Shake
Connor pointed to a recipe on another Toronto food blog, Closet Cooking. I knew I needed it before I even saw the recipe, but once I saw the picture and the comments, well, that cemented the deal.
As far as smoothies/shakes go, this one is fairly complicated. You're mixing all the flavours of the pie, which gives you total control over the final product, but honestly, it's a bit of work for a milkshake. Especially since I had to grind cloves.
Closet Cooking's Recipe (Source)
- 2 cups vanilla frozen yogurt
- 1/4 cup milk (I needed more, to make it drinkable without a straw)
- 1/3 cup pumpkin puree (I used canned)
- 1/4 teaspoon vanilla
- 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon ginger
- 1/8 teaspoon cloves
- 1/8 teaspoon nutmeg
- 2 tablespoons brown sugar
- 2 tablespoon gingersnap cookies (crumbled for the topping, I didn't use these)
Blend it all together and you get: a delicious shake that tastes like the idea of pumpkin pie in milkshake form. Delicious, subtle flavours. Downside: you can definitely tell that there was no crust involved. You may get some semblance of that if you mix the gingersnap cookies in, but the recipe calls for them solely as a garnish.
Blended Pumpkin Pie
This is definitely the simpler option. My process: Throw some milk, frozen yogurt, and pumpkin pie into a blend and GO. From 10 ingredients down to three.
This is how I like to cook.
From the first sip, you can definitely tell this is an actual pumpkin pie in milkshake form. To my mind, that's a great thing. Some part of me just loves knowing that I'm drinking pie crust. The… grit (is that the word?) it adds might not be for everyone, but it brings a smile to my face.
The downside: your shake is really going to vary based on the pie you used. If you're using your mom's homemade pie, you'll likely love the shake. The first pie I made with it was pretty mildly spiced, and the shake was delicious. When Pam and I did our taste test, we found the spice a bit overpowering. In later attempts, it was hard to mask the spice of the Sara Lee pie without diluting the pumpkin-ey-ness more than I wanted.
The End Result
Based on the taste test Pam & I did in February, the Pumpkin Pie Shake from Closet Cooking came out the clear winner. If you're trying to impress someone with your pumpkin-pie-shake-making skills, it's definitely the way to go. Having control over the spices means you can make it a bit more delicate than the blended pie option, and you can prepare a consistent shake every time. You really do get the idea of pumpkin pie in milkshake form, versus a blended pumpkin pie and everything that entails. The one issue: 1.3 of a cup of pumpkin puree leaves the majority of a can left for some other purpose… I ended up throwing mine out.
Thinking back to my days on a soft food diet, though, I ate a whole lot more of the blended pumpkin pie shakes (an entire pie's worth, in fact). They were just so easy, what with three ingredients (four if you're adding protein powder—I did and enjoyed it). And there's something satisfying about throwing some pie in the blender and drinking it down. If you've got access to a delicious pumpkin pie but can't down it in its soft-but-solid form, give it a shot! But as with anything, the quality of your ingredient dictates your results.
Future experiments: Check out the list on Closet Cooking's recipe - I'm pretty excited to try out some more pumpkin pie-flavoured goods and use up this can of pumpkin puree!
Medal count for wired jaw survivors: 1
Congratulations to Shannon Bahrke — mogul skier, bronze medal winner at the Vancouver Olympics, wired jaw survivor. As if becoming an Olympian isn't hard enough, several years ago Bahrke faced the setback of a broken jaw after an accident while competing in Japan. Well, here's what we all really want to know:
What does an Olympian eat when her jaw is wired shut?
Go ahead and make the obligatory joke about Wheaties in the blender while I try to find out the details of Bahrke's regimen of smoothies and strained soup that had to make up for her usual FIVE meals a day. And I thought I had a hard time getting enough calories.


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Lucas-Milhaupt is a supplier of brazing/soldering materials to the appliance, electrical/electronic, and other industries. It is based in Cudahy, WI, U.S.
Inmet is an alloy maker with products for specialized applications, including metal-joining, electrical contacts, and plating. Its product line includes silver, copper, and nickel-based materials in strip, wire, plate, anode, and rivet form. This makes it a complementary fit to Lucas-Milhaupt's business, according to Phil Malliet, president and CEO of Lucas-Milhaupt. He added that it will provide the company with growth opportunities, particularly in Europe.
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