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"A nice thing to have around during the holidays, but don't expect them to stay around long. These orange-flavored cranberry cookies are tart and delicious, not to mention beautiful. Not really a favorite of kids."
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1 cup
butter, softened
1 cup
white sugar
1/2 cup
packed brown sugar
1 teaspoon
grated orange zest
2 tablespoons
orange juice
2 1/2 cups
all-purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon
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1/2 teaspoon
2 cups
chopped cranberries
1/2 cup
chopped walnuts
1/2 teaspoon
grated orange zest
3 tablespoons
orange juice
1 1/2 cups
confectioners' sugar
WOW! What a wonderful cookie. I just made these last night for a cookie tray and they were the best of all five varities I tried. I did make a few changes to the recipe: *I added 1 1/2 tsp of zest like some of the other reviews suggested. *I used fresh cranberries and sliced them in half (not chopped). I thought they were the perfect size when the cookies baked. *Some of the other reviews suggested adding vanilla extract, but I think that almond extract and cranberries are made for eachother, so... I added about 1/4-1/2 tsp. almond extract. *Instead of walnuts, I added almond gems to accompany the extract. The gems are small enough so they don't stand out too much -- perfect for nut lovers and perfect for the rest of us! *I decided to try the cookies w/o the frosting first because of some reviews stating that the cookies were too sweet. I thought the cookies were perfect w/o the frosting, so why hassel?!! *Also, if I left them in the oven one second longer than 12 minutes, they were overcooked.
good flavor but they came out extremely "cake-like" and fluffy. Not really the consistency you want or expect from a cookie. You mind as well pour the batter into a loaf pan and make cranberry orange bread.
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These cookies are a huge favorite of ours! I've made them a few times and always have to make two changes - add 1/2 to 1 cup extra flour and chill the dough a little, and bake them at 350 instead of 375. As no one else has mentioned doing that, I blame it on high altitude; however, the flour thing is a little strange to me - I've never seen a cookie recipe with a cup of butter need less than 3 or 4 cups of flour. The first batch of these cookies I made (with the stated amount of flour) spread all over the pan in one big flat gooey cookie, so I made the above changes and have absolutely loved every batch since.
Oh my goodness these are THE BEST! I usually make cranberry orange bread during the holidays, but from now on I'm making these cookies instead. I added a splash of vanilla extract, pulsed the fresh cranberries in my food processor and used 2 T. orange juice concentrate instead of orange juice and they spread out beautifully and have the perfect texture and balance of sweet and tart. I didn't even make the icing and my 3 year old loves them! Thank you Meg!
omg whoever submitted this, I LOVE YOU. i tried making seven different types of cookies in the last 3 days, because I have a cookie party tomorrow night and nothing would turn out right.. and then i stumbled on this just because I had bought (dried) cranberries for another recipe and I had allthe other ingredients, so i was like, ok lets give it a go. THEY TASTE FABULOUS!. they look adorable, very appropriate to give as gifts, they are sooo easy to make and yeah, just brilliant. but DO NOT overcook them. take them out when they go golden around the edges and it may well be befor e 12 minutes is even up. THANKYOU to whoever posted this on here!!!!
I grated one whole orange and used all the zest as it tends to have a better kick and presentation. Also instead of orange juice, I squeeze all the juice of the grated orange. Use 1/3 of the juice mix into the cookie batter (to give a more citrus-y taste) and the rest for the frosting.
I made these cookies for some friends last night, who were surprised to love a cookie didn't have chocolate, but rather had fruit in it! The orange topping came out a little runny with 3tbs orange juice, so I added a bit more confec. sugar to the mix. The cookies turned out much sweeter than I'd imagined, and I'll definately be making these again.
VERY good! Chewy. a bit on the sweet side with the glaze, I preferred it without it, and I REALLY like my sweets! I'd also suggest adding 1/2 cup of flour, which would produce a slightly softer, less sweet cookie. But, over all, the taste is great! Definitely made it into the family favorites!
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Serving Size: 1/48 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 48
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 110
Calories from Fat: 43
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Several accidents occurred on Spy Run Avenue, State Boulevard and near Interstate 69 exits, according to police reports. Brooks said the accidents didn?t seem to be concentrated in one specific area of Fort Wayne but were spread out across the city.
?When the weather gets bad, we see a lot more accidents, but there?s a lower instance of severe or critical injuries,? Brooks said.
Of the 35 reported crashes, only five had injuries and none was serious, he said.
?People tend to slow down, but they follow too close, so we end up with a lot of minor accidents,? Brooks said.
Sgt. Ron Galaviz of the Indiana State Police?s Fort Wayne Post said state troopers spent most of the day rerouting traffic and attending to crashes on I-69 in Grant and Huntington counties.
Between 7 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Friday, the local state police dispatch took 38 calls for automobile crashes, Galaviz said.
Of those accidents, 30 were accidents with no injuries and eight involved some sort of injury, he said. None of the reported injuries were life-threatening.
The biggest concentration of crashes in the area Friday was near the 264 mile marker in Grant County, Galaviz said.
About 9:15 a.m., officials closed the southbound lanes of I-69 between mile markers 273 and 264 in Grant County as crews worked to clear several crashes, he said.
To help keep traffic moving and prevent subsequent crashes, state police began diverting southbound I-69 traffic onto Indiana 5 southwest of Warren shortly after the lanes were closed, Galaviz said. The closures affected only southbound lanes and all were reopened by about 11:20 a.m.
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Kristina Bell was one of three graduate students to receive the 2013 William K. Reilly Scholarship from AU's Center for Environmental Policy. The new scholarship, named for the pioneering environmentalist and former administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, will help Bell pursue her interests in the environmental and social dimensions of sustainable development.
This honor sparkles atop Bell's record of scholarship and a variety of learning experiences and challenges.
Bell, SPA/MPA'14, doesn't see the world through a single window. Nor does she approach her own calling—helping create sustainable opportunities in the developing world—from a narrow path.
On her journey to a master's in public administration, Bell has worked for an international nonprofit organization, the Egyptian arm of a private multinational company, and a local DC government agency – experiences she all sees as complementing her formal education.
"I'm interested in global policy and international development – for example how global governance structures can help promote international development through economic and social standards," said Bell. "But there are many different routes to that. If I've learned one thing, it's not to narrow my options or my outlook."
Since arriving at AU, Bell has taken on three internships that have helped enrich her classroom learning with real-world experience. In 2011, Bell joined PriceWaterhouseCoopers Egypt, working as a corporate engagement manager on an initiative to encourage blood donations through corporate partnerships.
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Bell also interned for the Global Business School Network, a nonprofit that aims to level the playing field for higher education. Bell helped develop and implement a survey of about 300 schools worldwide to gauge the demand for an online PhD program.
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Bell, who played Division I basketball as a business major at Fordham, also managed to find time to play on an intramural league to blow off steam in between classes.
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I have no idea what the disc golf market demographics are. My guess is that this bag would probably be a second and/or novelity bag for any one that bought one. Which is what I would buy one for. There are a lot of disc golfers like me who take thier dogs with them disc golfing. http://www.discgolfersr.us/group/forethedogs
I've only been playing since July and will be getting my first real disc golf bag (Fly or Die) for Christmas. Which I also bought as presents for my disc golf playing sons: Ryan 25 and Steven 28.
I love dogs. But something like that has to sell about 500 units or it is not worth time designing and making. I recently got a set of Dog Saddlebags on-line for dog food. They are nicely built, but not deep enough to hold discs. Poop bag...no problem. So what do you think the market is for these?
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Daniel Ricciardo and Red Bull were left scratching their heads following the Malaysian GP after the Australian suffered a broken front wing.
The 24-year-old had an eventful race at Sepang as he was mixing it at the front during opening few laps, but once the dust settled he was comfortably in fourth place and appeared set for a good haul of points.
However, disaster struck during his second pit stop and two "unfortunate" incidents later he was forced to retire.
First the team didn't attach his left-front wheel properly and he was forced to stop in the pitlane before being pushed back to sort out the problem. Then he suffered damage to his front wing, forcing him to go back to the pits and, although he rejoined the track, he retired not too long after that.
"I guess everyone thought the tyres were on. As soon as I left I could feel something wasn't right and the left front was loose," Ricciardo is quoted as saying by Autosport.
"I stopped and was pushed back, and a lap later I had a broken front wing and a puncture. I don't know how that happened.
"Two unfortunate events spoiled the race."
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner admits they will have to study video footage first before they will get to the bottom of the Australian's woes.
"It doesn't look like the car has got on the jack properly [at the pit stop]. The front-left then didn't attach. We think the problem with the wing may well have been done on the front jack we need to take a look at the video," he said.
"He got stuck in at the start and he is a real quality act and I have been nothing but impressed with him since he arrived. I think there is a lot to come from him."
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Thieves! Duboce Triangle free library stolen, replaced
Thievery! The little free library on Noe went missing Wedenesday, and initially in its place was only a chalk outline decrying its loss.
"I was pissed," librarian Jamison Wieser told reporter (and Bay Guardian freelancer) Sara Bloomberg for her blog, A Room with a View in San Francisco.
The little free library sits outside 233 Noe, and people can freely borrow from its collection of 20 or so books. No checkout system exists, it's all based on the honor system. Unfortunately, someone decided to act less than honorably. After the case was stolen, chalk outlines were drawn on the ground where the books from the stolen bookcase were thrown.
Luckily, this story has a happy ending.
The book case was shortly replaced, with books already filling the shelves, Bloomberg reported. There was one new addition though, a sign, reading "These books may be freely borrowed. (Please do not take bookcase)."
The Duboce Triangle little free library is part of the Little Free Library network, with 15,000 participating little libraries and counting. The Duboce Triangle little free library is taking donations at Paypal using the email email@example.com, or you can leave cash with the librarians right on Noe.


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BBD Staff Writer: Joe Marino
Both teams in the Cotton Bowl are coming off disappointing losses that cost them opportunities to play in a BCS bowl game. Missouri fell, 59-42, to Auburn in the SEC Championship Game, while Oklahoma State lost, 33-24, to in-state rival Oklahoma in its final game of the regular season
The game's talent pool is headlined by two potential first-round pick cornerbacks in Oklahoma State's Justin Gilbert and Missouri's EJ Gaines. Gilbert will be matched up against the tall, physical receiving corps of Missouri, which should be make for a competitive matchup.


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Comic 89
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Title: You can't Hanzel the truth - part 2
Date: July 8, 2005
Summary: The Good Fairy of the East saves Beaver from the hungry Witch and Steve.
Cast: Beaver, Steve, Witch, Good Fairy of the East
Onomatopoeias used: "FAIRY MAGIC!", "CLIK", "DISAPPEAR!"
"Fin" style: Made of candy.
Number of panels: 10
Panel 1
Beaver sits in the pie while the witch and Steve prepare to eat him.
Witch: "That's it my pretty! Put on the crust and the pie is ready for the oven!
Panel 2
The Good Fairy of the East appears.
Good Fairy: "Wait!"
Witch: "Oh! It's the Good Fairy of the East!"
Panel 3
Good Fairy: "Don't worry little Beaver! You'll soon be free... with a little help from my magic wand!"
Panel 4
Panel 5
Beaver is free from pie where now Witch and Steve are trapped.
Beaver: "You freed me! Can you send us home too?"
Good Fairy: Why, you've had a way to go home all along: your ruby slippers!"
Panel 6
Close-up on Beaver's feet, which are now revealed to have been wearing ruby slippers all along (although previously not visible).
Beaver: "What, these old things?"
Good Fairy: "Yes! Just click your heels three times and you'll be there!"
Panel 7
Beaver CLIK CLIK CLIK's his shoes and then DISAPPEAR!'s.
Panel 8
Good Fairy: "HEE HEE! I hope you two have learnt your lesson!"
Panel 9
Good Fairy gazes at pie crust.
Steve: "Can I go home now?"
Panel 10
Good Fairy flies above finished pie with fork and knife in hand.
Fun Facts
- Beaver secretly wears ruby slippers.
- The Good Fairy of the East has an evil side to her.
- The Good Fairy of the East resembles Glinda, The Good Witch of the North from The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.
- The events in this episode are inspired by those from the Wizard of Oz.
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Full disclosure: I am a stoner.
Which fulfilling that stereotype absolutely is so harmful. Cause there actually is several policies of his that are not good and should be challenged. But its stuff like you wrote that take legitimate complaints and lump them in with bigoted psycho babble. Which sucks.
The way it works now, if the forecasts are accurate, Bush is stamped as even more inept, Obama moves way up the reputation ladder, and 2016 looks something like 2000, an open race with Democrats at small foundational advantage before candidate-to-candidate specifics enter the equation. If it's Hillary, she would figure to own more strength among whites than Obama, who always trailed Hillary in the white working class vote during the 2008 primaries, notably in par 5 states like Pennsylvania, Ohio and Florida. Hillary lost, of course, due to Obama's team recognizing the delegate potential in par 3 primaries and caucuses, ones that Hillary's strategists all but ignored.
The question would be Hillary's standing among Hispanics and blacks compared to Obama, in turnout and percentage. She seemingly would have a more difficult path to 50+% approval rating, and therefore 50+% of the vote. I'm sure many analysts would assert Hillary could shove the women's vote to 54% of the total, but that's pushing it, IMO. It's fairly well established that women are 51% in midterms and 53% in general elections. I can't foresee a change.
Republicans seemingly would need an edge in candidate popularity. After all, the last time a Republican won the White House in an open race, whites were 81% of the vote. That was 2000. In 2016 it's all but certain to be 70%.
In 2014 I project Republicans to have a good year. As I mentioned, women drop as percentage of the electorate so the SAM (Simplistic Angry Male) messaging doesn't meet natural resistance. Single women don't show up in midterms. Besides, the GOP structural advantage in the House is astounding after recent gerrymandering. Sam Wang estimates their advantage is as high as 5% before one vote is counted. It's inconceivable that Democrats could retake the House during this decade, unless the GOP wins the presidency in 2016 and the incumbent is wildly unpopular in 2018. Even then, it would be uphill for Democrats.
BTW, my SAM nickname may look harsh at first glance but even Republicans seem to agree. I saw this for the first time today, a Lindsey Graham summary from a couple of months ago:
The demographics race were losing badly, said Sen. Lindsey O. Graham (S.C.). Were not generating enough angry white guys to stay in business for the long term.
Of course, my terminology really should be Simplistic Angry White Male but the spelling doesn't cooperate.
I am surprised how many people think that simply nominating a Hispanic would change the numbers for the Republicans. It would be balanced by a loss in the white vote, though.
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By: Dana Gardner, Principal Analyst, Interarbor Solutions
Published: 8th July 2013
Copyright Interarbor Solutions © 2013
Taken as a whole, the converging IT and business mega trends of big data, cloud, mobile and social amount to more than a mere infrastructure or device shift.
Businesses and organizations often embrace some, but not all, of these activities. Their legacy and experience with them individually varies greatly. Each business and vertical industry has its own essential variables. And rarely are the trends embraced in unison, with a plan for how to cross-reference and exploit the others in concert.
Moreover, there are even more elements to the current upheaval: the Internet of things, aka machine-to-machine (M2M), and consumerization of IT (CoIT) implications, as well as the building interest in bring your own device (BYOD). There's clearly a lot of change afoot.
It's no wonder that the coordinated path to so-called Platform 3.0 that includes all these trends and their inter-relatedness is marked by uncertainty—despite the opportunity for significant disruption.
So how should organizations factor standardization, planning, governance, measurement and even leadership over the productive adoption of Platform 3.0? The topic was initially outlined in an earlier blog post by Dave Lounsbury, Chief Technical Officer at The Open Group.
These questions will certainly play a big part of the upcoming The Open Group conference beginning July 15 in Philadelphia. While the theme of the conference is Enterprise Transformation and an emphasis on the finance, government, and healthcare sectors, The Open Group is working with a number of IT experts, analysts and thought leaders to better understand the opportunities available to businesses, and the steps they need to take to best transform amid the Platform 3.0 uptake.
The Open Group vision of Boundaryless Information Flow™ to me forms a large ingredient to helping enterprises take advantage of these convergent technologies. A working group within the consortium will analyze the use of cloud, social, mobile computing and big data, and describe the business benefits that enterprises can gain from them. The forum will then proceed to describe the new IT platform in the light of this analysis, with an eye to repeatable methods, patterns and standards.
Registration open
Registration to the conference remains open to attend in person, and many parts of the event will be streamed or available to watch later. [Disclosure: The Open Group is a sponsor of BriefingsDirect podcasts.]
In a lead-up to the conference, The Open Group also organized a Tweet Jam last month around that hashtags #ogP3 and #ogChat to investigate how the early patterns for Platform 3.0 use and adoption are unfolding. I was happy to be the moderator.
Among some of the salient take-aways from the various discussion and the online Twitter chat:
And some Tweets of interest from the chat:
Again, registration to the conference remains open to attend in person. I hope to see you there. We'll also be conducting some BriefingsDirect podcasts from the conference, so watch for those in future posts.
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I have a mid 90s Bobcat 225 NT and wanted to tig aluminum. I was looking at a HF251-D1. I know the Bob has no connector for a pedal. Will I still be able to start the arc with a pedal connected to the freak box? I really don't like scratch starts. I make a lot of very nice machined race car parts and it tends to make a mess. What will the box allow me to control other than gas? Will I need anything else?
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There really is no "scratch start" with hf. You can install a contactor in the hf unit and get a on/off switch on your torch. That's so you don't accidentally strike an arc or shock yourself. When the torch is hot the arc will jump about a half inch or sometimes more


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In a recent town hall meeting dealing with drug use and local youth, a survey of area adolescents and teens showed many believe this area holds lax views on drugs and alcohol use.
St. Marys Area Middle School held a Day of Giving recently where they distributed just over $1,800 to two organizations fighting leukemia and multiple sclerosis as well as donated bags of candy bar wrappers to help feed America's hungry.
When the Frank and Paladino siblings decided to hold a 5k walk/run on the day before Easter three years ago, they simply wanted to honor the memories of their mothers, who had both died from brain aneurysms, and raise funds for The Brain Aneurysm Foundation. They did not realize at the time that they were also starting an event that would become a tradition for a number of area residents.
ST. MARYS - "Methylenedioxypyrovalerone is here," said St. Marys City Police Officer Greg McManus in speaking before a group of concerned parents and local law enforcement about the rise of stimulant bath salts use in the area at a town hall meeting held at the South St. Marys Street earlier this week.
The scene in the St. Marys Area High School gymnasium on Thursday evening was reminiscent of a championship game at the Elk County Holiday Basketball Tournament -- the stands were packed and spectators crowded in the doorways and lined the walls behind each of the hoops. Staff members eventually had to turn people away, declaring that the event was sold out.
With the opening day of trout season just around the corner, anglers will want to think twice about harvesting more than the legal daily limit now that Gov. Tom Corbett has signed into law tougher anti-poaching legislation.
JAMES CITY – The Highland Township Volunteer Fire Department has a new truck to replace Utility Truck 813.
JEFFERSON CO. – A Ridgway woman has been sentenced to one year in the Jefferson County Accelerated Rehabilitation Program after she pleaded guilty to selling marijuana on behalf of a Jefferson County inmate in August of 2012.
A new cancer support group is being started in Kersey as an outlet for patients, survivors and caregivers battling the disease. Their first meeting is scheduled for Monday, April 1 from 7-8:30 p.m. at the Kersey United Methodist Church and will continue to meet at the same time and location during the first Monday of every month.
Members of the executive committee of the North Central Pennsylvania Regional Planning and Development Commission on Wednesday morning explored the benefits of energy aggregation and how it may benefit the six-county region.


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County Volunteers RecognizedDuring National Volunteer Week
Read the report on who won 2012's awards here.Each spring during National Volunteer Week the county recognizes volunteers for service during the previous year. Departments nominate volunteers from county programs, and a selection committee reviews and scores the nominations. JUDGE REX HARTLEY VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR AWARD The late Rex Hartley served as a county judge and commissioner for Marion County from 1951-66. Judge Hartley was dedicated to involving citizens in the development of the county. The volunteer receiving the Judge Rex Hartley award is given an engraved plaque, and his or her name is added to the perpetual plaque displayed in the commissioners' reception area.MARY PEARMINE OUTSTANDING VOLUNTEER GROUP AWARD This award is in honor of the late Mary Pearmine who served as commissioner for Marion County from 1991- 98. In addition to being the first woman commissioner, she was also a champion of volunteers and volunteer groups. This award is intended for those county affiliated groups with membership that consists of volunteers. DIVISION OR PROGRAM AWARD This award honors volunteers who display dedication and exemplary accomplishments within a program or division. Volunteers in this category are honored for their contribution not only to the county and community but also to their division or program. ADVISORY BOARD VOLUNTEER AWARD Marion County has a variety of advisory boards that make recommendations to the Board of Commissioners. Volunteers from the community are appointed to serve on these boards. Nearly one hundred and fifty people contribute many hours meeting, discussing and reviewing issues to make informed recommendations to the commissioners. YOUTH VOLUNTEERThis award honors volunteer accomplishments of young people 24 years and under in county programs and departments. Youth who volunteer in leadership roles, on advisory boards, with special projects, and in programs for the county are eligible for this award.


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1. Is DeMatha Catholic the best team in the DMV? After playing a sophomore-heavy lineup two years ago, DeMatha is absolutely stacked and could be the area's top team. At minimum, DeMatha's first WCAC title since 2008 is a strong possibility.
2. Will Henry A. Wise reign supreme once again, both in the county and the state? No team has won consecutive 4A titles since Seneca Valley in 1997 and '98, and Potomac (2004 and '05 2A titles) is the only Prince George's team to win back-to-back state championships. But Wise could make history. As much as Wise lost to graduation, it picked up potentially just as much in incoming transfers.
3. Is the county's 4A League or 3A/2A/1A League better? A stacked opening-weekend slate of games at Prince George's Sports & Learning Complex — Eleanor Roosevelt vs. Gwynn Park (7 p.m. Sept. 6), Suitland vs. Potomac (4 p.m. Sept. 7) and Wise vs. Frederick Douglass (7 p.m. Sept. 7) — will help answer the question. Regardless of results, though, partisans likely won't change their firmly held beliefs, but at least one side will get a credible debate point.
4. Which now-2A Prince George's County teams will survive the 2A South Region gauntlet? The 2A South, thanks to realignment, features six teams that made the playoffs last season, including four from Prince George's County. Douglass and Gwynn Park qualified in that region and Potomac and Friendly in the 3A South. Just four spots are available, and the competition will be fierce.
5. Will Douglass beat Gwynn Park? Douglass and Gwynn Park have traded wins in their last seven meetings, though Douglass has had the firm edge in their recent playoff matchups. They'll meet again Sept. 21 and maybe once more in the postseason. As long as Wise remains so far ahead of Prince George's County's other 4A teams — Wise beat each in-county opponents by at least three touchdowns last season — Douglass-Gwynn Park is the county's best rivalry.
6. Which teams will make 4A South Region playoffs? Each year between 2008 and 2011, Wise, Suitland, Charles H. Flowers and Eleanor Roosevelt occupied the all-Prince George's region's four playoff spots. After DuVal broke through last year, bumping Flowers, the region seems to be relatively wide open this season with the usual four plus DuVal, Bowie, Northwestern, Bladensburg and Oxon Hill all viewed as at least possible contenders.
7. Did DuVal and Northwestern build teams or programs? Last season, DuVal made its first playoff appearance since 2007, and Northwestern would have made its first since 2003 if either of its forfeits for using an ineligible player during inconsequential portions of a game hadn't occurred. Both teams were led by strong senior classes, and this season will be telling to whether either school has actually developed into a reliable program or just had a good group of players come through. DuVal hasn't made consecutive playoff appearances since 1988 and 1989, and Northwestern has never done it.
8. When will Craig Jefferies turn around Oxon Hill? Jefferies built up so much good will while coaching D.C. Dunbar, it seems to be a matter of when, not if, he lifts Oxon Hill. The Clippers were 2-8 last season, so the turnaround might not come soon, but this program deserves monitoring.
9. Will Riverdale Baptist's spending pay off? Riverdale Baptist continues to pour resources into its football program, including building a turf stadium that opened last year. The Crusaders went 5-5 last season, but elevating a program like this takes time.
10. Will new Bishop McNamara coach Keith Goganious awaken a sleeping giant? Since going 8-3 and reaching the WCAC semifinals in 2009, Bishop McNamara has posted three straight losing seasons. That's despite a wave of talent passing through the school, including offensive lineman Damian Prince, who's still around and widely viewed as the state's top college recruit.
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