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Frederick County region wrestlers won five individual state championships at Saturday's Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association 2A/1A wrestling tournament at the University of Maryland's Cole Field House. Urbana won the 4A/3A team championship despite not having any individual winners.
For Catoctin High School, sophomore Charlie Perella pinned Adam Martz from Mountain Ridge (Allegany County) for the crown at 132 pounds. Perella countered a Martz takedown attempt early in the third period and was able to secure the fall.
"I had a game plan going out there — I had to move faster than him," Perella said. "I scored more points when he makes a mistake, so I countered on his mistake [and got the win]."
At 113 pounds, Tim Nordan battled back for a 9-6 decision over Raiheem Knight of Snow Hill (Worcester). The senior gave up five points in the first period on a violent early takedown by Knight, followed by three points from a near-fall. Nordan returned the favor with a reversal and back points in the third frame take the title.
"It was just a dogfight the whole match," Nordan said. "He was giving me all he got, and I was giving him all I got. He caught me in the first, I caught him in the third. It was a really tough match, and he is a solid competitor."
The Cougars finished fourth in the team standings with 85 points, and featured two other top-six finishers — Colin Schildt (160 pounds, 2nd) and Garrett Buckley (106, 5th). Coach Ryan Green said that he believes that this showing will help his program take the next step.
"We are passionate at Catoctin about our wrestling, and we are like that in the [practice] room," Green said. "The boys literally hang themselves dry every day with their work ethics, and that's really what came through with Tim, but also with Charlie."
Oakdale wrestlers Ryan Simonica (220 pounds) and Anthoney Savage (120) won the first two state titles in program history. The Bears finished fifth in the team standings with 66 points.
Simonica's escape from Ryder Cavey in the third period proved the difference in a 6-5 decision. The victory avenged a region finals loss to Cavey, handing the Century (Carroll) senior his first and only loss of the season.
"It means a lot to the program for the first state championship," Simonica said. "Words can't even describe it, it's great. I had to go out there and wrestle smart, and wrestle my best."
Savage also topped a previously unbeaten competitor with a 7-3 decision against Chris Brown of Perryville (Cecil). The junior capped off the post-season trifecta, winning county, region and state titles, and finishing with a 43-2 record.
"That was me last year, I went 39-0 and lost in the finals, it's the worst feeling ever," said an empathetic Savage. "It feels amazing to go the other way around."
Josh Loveless also placed fifth at 145 for Oakdale. William Swaney, the Bears coach, knows that this team has come a long way in a short time as a varsity program.
"I'm so happy for both my guys, I'm happy for Anthoney and I'm happy for Ryan," Swaney said. "Those guys both worked so hard. They put the time in, the extra effort, and it paid off tonight."
Finally, South Carroll's Steven Schmitz posted a 3-1 decision over Alex Pullen of Wicomico for the 182-pound crown. A third period takedown proved the difference in that bout, capping a perfect 43-0 senior season.
"Staying undefeated throughout your senior year makes you feel like you are trying to protect something," Schmitz said. "My coach (Bryan Hamper) always told me 'You're not here to protect anything, you're here to win a state title."
After coming up short in a bid to repeat as state dual meet champion on Feb 9, Urbana wrestling coach Ben Arneson said that he had a bigger goal for his team — to be the first Frederick County School to win a Maryland 4A/3A tournament title.
On Saturday at the University of Maryland's Cole Field House, the Hawks lived up to that billing, compiling 97.5 team points to claim the team title despite not having an individual champion.
"It's a totally different feeling from winning the state duals last year," Arneson said. "This is awesome. It takes so much heart and pride to make this happen from all the kids. They have to continue to want to battle and all nine guys we had come here did that."
Urbana had two wrestlers take second in their respective weight classes, Morgan Way at 120 pounds, and Mike Virnelson at 182. Way battled for the full six minutes before succumbing in a 2-1 decision to Marty Margolis of La Plata (Charles County). Virnelson received a technical fall at the hands of Garret Lineberger of Thomas Stone (Charles). Way finished his sophomore season with a 35-5 record, while Virnelson, a senior, closed at 37-10.
The Hawks also placed four other wrestlers in the top six, including: Nick Keller (285, 4th), Nick Frank (138, 5th) Tyler Makosy (113, 5th) and Jake Makosy (106, 6th).
Other notable finishers in the 4A/3A bracket were Linganore's Luke Britton and Tusacrora's Billy Mills, who finished fourth and fifth at 170 pounds.
4A/3A MPSSAA State Finals
at Cole Field House
106: Mikey Macklin (Damascus) d. Jeff Hayden (Mount Hebron), 5-4
113: Brant Leadbeter (Northern-Calvert) d. Anthony Genco (Hereford), 5-4
120: Marty Margolis (LaPlata) d. Morgan Way (Urbana), 2-1
126: Thierno Diallo (DuVal) d. Tanner Saluter (Thomas Stone), 7-1
132: Cameron Harrell (Broadneck) fall Mason Kilcarr (Reservoir), 0:54
138: Charlie Banaszak (Bethesda-Chevy Chase) d. Austin Kraisser (Centennial), 7-5
145: Larry Cannon (Chopticon) d. Ben Swanson (C. Milton Wright), 6-1
152: Sam Ziff (Severna Park) d. Joe Kendrick (Mt. Hebron), 7-2
160: Eric Hoffman (Northern-Calvert) d. Anthony Cable (LaPlata), 1-0
170: William Holder-Moore (Bel Air) d. Akintola Morakinyo (Wilde Lake), 7-5
182: Garret Lineberger (Thomas Stone) t.f. Mike Virnelson (Urbana), 16-0
195: Cory Daniel (River Hill) d. Ralph Bernardo (Thomas S. Wootton), 3-1 SV
220: Luis Beteta (Northwest) d. Logan Kirby (River Hill), 2-1
285: Matt Green (Perry Hall) fall Dalonte Holland (Huntingtown), 3:49
4A/3A Top 10 Team Scores:
1. Urbana, 97.50
2. River Hill, 89
3. Northern, 76
4. LaPlata, 54.50
Thomas Stone, 54.50
6. Thomas S. Wootton, 54
7. Mount Hebron, 51
Damascus, 51
Huntingtown, 50
10. Bethesda-Chevy Chase, 47
2A/1A MPSSAA State Finals
at Cole Field House
106: Nick Miller (Williamsport) fall Jake Rendelman (Owings Mill), 1:46
113: Tim Nordan (Catoctin) d. Naiheem Knight (Snow Hill), 9-6
120: Anthoney Savage (Oakdale) d. Chris Brown (Perryville), 7-3
126: Jaiveion Turner (Cambridge) d. Zach Smith (Kent Island), 3-2 UTB
132: Charles Perella (Catoctin) fall Adam Martz (Mountain Ridge), 4:19
138: Trayvon Wright (Pikesville) d. Matt Capobianco (Middletown), 6-5 3OT
145: Wes Cook (Winters Mill) d. Demetrius Johnson (Owings Mill), 3-1
152: Cody Sharkey (Winters Mill) m.d. Sam Willingham (South Carroll), 15-3
160: Anthony Cimorosi (Rising Sun) d. Collin Schildt (Catoctin), 8-6
170: Chase Cullison (Winters Mill) fall Eddie Merrill (North Carroll), 4:29
182: Steven Schmitz (South Carroll) d. Alex Pullen (Wicomico), 3-1
195: Matt Olauson (Queen Anne's) d. Ridge Myers (Fallston), 8-3
220: Ryan Simonica (Oakdale) d. Ryder Cavey (Century), 6-5
285: Sean Twigg (Glenelg) d. Jake Utz (Winters Mill), 1-0
2A/1A Top 10 Team Scores:
1. Winters Mill, 121
2. Owings Mill, 87.50
3. Glenelg, 87
4. Catoctin, 85
5. Oakdale, 66
6. Oakland Mills, 62
7. South Carroll, 59
8. Kent Island, 50
9. Snow Hill, 45
10. Manchester Valley, 43.50


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YOUNGSTOWN – Nearly three years after announcing his plans, an Amherst developer is optimistic that the state is moving forward on a public-private partnership allowing him to turn three deserted historic buildings in Fort Niagara State Park into an upscale inn.
William Huntress of Acquest Development released plans in 2010 to redevelop the site, as part of a roughly $15 million to $20 million public-private partnership with the state. Along with redeveloping the three abandoned structures built in the 1930s, he intended to build two new structures there.
As the next step in clearing the way for the plan, the state Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation is currently inviting public comment on converting 20 of Fort Niagara's 283 acres to privately redevelop those three structures. In a required parkland swap, the state also invites comment on the addition of 140 acres of parkland to the Hudson Valley's Bear Mountain State Park in Orange County.
Under federal law, private development of public parkland is permitted if replacement parkland of equal fair-market value is provided elsewhere.
"This is simply the next step in achieving a public-private development partnership for a project envisioned for a state park," said Randy Simons, public information officer for the state parks. The state has completed a favorable environmental assessment of the proposed conversion.
"The state has stepped up to the plate," said Huntress. "It has to finalize paperwork before we can get started. We've also been notified that they have set aside $400,000 in our consolidated funding application for the project. We've been told, but haven't received the letter yet."
Huntress added, "We have quite a few [funding] sources, but we couldn't get our financing together until the state's paperwork was resolved."
Simons said, "This conversion process removes an impediment that clouded the process for the Acquest project." He said the National Park Service would have the final say on the proposed parkland conversion, under the federal Land and Water Conservation Fund Act, while the state would eventually make the final decision on specific plans for the site.
Acquest's plans called for converting the 1938 barracks building into a 48-room inn and turning the Commandant's House, built in the 1930s, into 12 luxury suites; restoring the 1931 Post Theater; and creating a new restaurant and ballroom/convention center. Acquest signed a 40-year lease with the state in 2010.
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Re-defining privacy!
Someone is trying to break into my accounts (Gmail & Facebook), I thought of this: If he kindly asked me, I'd pass it to him/her without any doubt!
I have only three conditions: 1- No delete , 2- For a limited time we agree upon, & 3- Tell me what you've learned about me from what I have... this is an open invitation BTW :)
... Just to put you on context, I have more than 7.5 GB of Emails in my Gmail account, and on Facebook, I have 5320 friends , 2554 followers more than 230 photo albums on Facebook (some of them contain over 200 pictures)...
I imagined this scenario :
Not this one:
Is it a violation of my friends privacy? What are the limits here?
Any many questions popped up in my mind...Your input is highly appreciated.
Lejan .
Jan 24 2013: Do as you wish, yet it would be interesting to understand your definition of 'friends'. Before and post Facebook and its derivatives and if it has changed over it and 'them' in numbers.
- +1
Personally I know for certain, that, if we became friends (in my definition) and you would open your accounts to the public as mentioned, this way of communication would only contain my trivialities, that's for sure and if I knew you would not post any spoken word of mine, you would get to hear 'the rest' of it over a beer at the pub ... :o)
Re-defining privacy can only be done individually, as that's what it was anyway in the first place.
Yet I would not consider it fair to any of your friends for you to open up in public, without them knowing about this intention of yours right from the beginning of your 'friendship'.
In literature I made only one exception of my personal rule not to break into other peoples privacy without them inviting me for it, and this was the 'Diary of Anne Frank' and because I wished to know about her to understand the history of my nation through her eyes.
Yet if you would reset your accounts and let your friends know about your new defined privacy, I don't see any hurdle why you should not do this.
Jan 24 2013: Thanks Lejan for your input...
Sometimes one "breaks into other peoples privacy" without knowing from the beginning... in our extended family cultures... questions like " when are you going to have a baby? for newly married couples is normal... in South Korea where I lived for awhile, asking about your age might be the first question to ask, because it determines the type of language I'll use to communicate (Senior vs. Junior) ...
I couldn't get the reason of why breaking into 'Diary of Anne Frank' privacy? Do you mean that sometimes knowing a certain piece of information "matters to you" breaks the "privacy" charter?
Lejan .
Jan 26 2013: Breaking into other peoples privacy without knowing is either a lack of knowledge (in cross cultural encounters for instance) or 'just' a lack of sensitivity. Both can be learned and adjusted to, as well as to watch ones own curiosity, which is the only motivation to enter another persons privacy.
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I have never asked the 'baby question' to anyone, as this is as long non of my business unless I am freely invited. To me this isn't difficult, for others it might be...
The 'age question' is generally a bit odd in my view in western cultures and it mainly seem to apply to woman, as if it was a failure to grow older for this gender. A false interpretation of age in my opinion and probably based on the illusion of 'eternal youth', which is strongly promoted in this culture for no obvious reason.
Your 'age example' for South Korea is interesting because it exposed my lack of understanding. Usually I would assume that the 'age range' becomes obvious and precise enough within a direct encounter yet then I recalled my personal difficulties to assess this 'age range' for Asian people especially within the large range of all the 'middle' ages. So far I was taking this as a personal lack of enough experience in 'reading' more fine facial details, yet might it be difficult for Asians too I wonder now which may caused this habit to openly ask for ones age?
The 'Diary of Anne Frank' as an inherent part of world literature still is as what is once was intended and written: A diary! And diaries, at least to me, are one of the most private forms of writing and unless openly allowed, non of anyones business in general. So while I was reading the diary of Anne, I constantly felt of not acting appropriate according to my moral compass and it left me with a feeling of guilt ever since. Nevertheless I do not regret to have done this, as it opened emotionally a chapter of the history of my nation, which was important to me and so I have to take my personal consequences for this.Jan 24 2013: For the good of science, I am willing to disclose some information that I consider private. I would be happy sharing my DNA, and correlating it with a medical history (although in the latter case, I would prefer to have some of it non-disclosed, which does not necessarily mean anonymous). And yes I have seen "Gattaca" (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0119177/), and I've read my science fiction, and I know what the imaginary risks are. I like to think that very often, we can pay with a little drop to our convenience or comfort, to get the potential for large gains. So that would be doing that for me - living with my imaginary fears of not getting admitted to a health plan based on some genetic potential would be the little price I would be willing to pay :-)Jan 22 2013: Privacy always has been redefined depending different factors even at the same time point it can be different for different person....e.g. Privacy of a homeless person /family is different than one has got a basic one room to one person / family having a huge mansion....is not it?
Jan 24 2013: Thanks Salim for your input.
Yes, Privacy is a function of "Time,location, culture,context, (what else?)..."...I love this... please continute the conversation.
Jan 25 2013: Thanks Anwar for your note....
"What else "?....actually there are lot.....say privacy differs with gender, age, physical condition etc etc ...say the question which can't be asked by a general person to a physically challenged person due to privacy reason ....is a must question for a healthcare professional.......
Actually privacy concept needs lot of awareness about lot factors and applying common sense ...Jan 20 2013: So, any idea why exactly somebody is trying to break into your accounts?
Jan 24 2013: Thanks a lot dear Mikko.
I have no clue about her/his motivation(s), but those trails were in the past..and I took it as an introduction to my call to re-define the privacy.
I'm really interested to hear from you about this "liquid concept" of privacy.
We have met during TEDGlobal, and we took picture together (I'm very proud of that), I translated your TEDtalks into Arabic, I use them to teach my students about Information security/privacy. I follow you on Twitter and learn from you a lot. I consider you as a "friend". But, Do you consider me as a "Friend"?
Nothing personal here...I just want to know how we define the term "friend" in the 21st century. Given that Facebook has put this label very generously to everyone.
The answer to this question might give me an insight about what "violating my friends' privacy" might mean.
Thanks in advance.
John Frum
Jan 20 2013: It is definitely a violation of your friends' privacy. Imagine him taking your pictures or that of your friends and creating something that shows them in bad light.
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Given your 3 conditions, I imagine it's fairly easy to cause you real harm.
1. One could send emails, effectively, impersonating you. A resignation letter, a scandalous letter, etc.
2. One could mine your data to discover information that could be used to "hack" into your bank account. Impersonating you to your bank's telephone support person becomes easier.
... and so on. I can think of more 'creative' uses given time.
Jan 24 2013: Thanks John for your input.
First, I call for a definition of the term "friends" in this world we live in now. Yesterday, 23/1/2013 was my birthday...I received more than 200 "friendly" Happy Birthday messages... the common denominator between these messages is that I can not find a criteria to determine who is friend and who is not? Considering the fact that the notion of Birthday might be "strange" in my own culture and a few celebrate it.
Second, If someone can mine my data to discover information/knowledge that I personally can't grasp...then Be my guest to do so... hack my bank account is less valuable for me "personally" than finding interesting new patterns.
What do you think?Jan 24 2013: For the good of science, I put my friend's entry on Facebook:
DNA of a person alone can not identify them. Unless you have other DNA that reflects their relatives, race or a DNA that you have collected from them earlier ...etc. Identification in this case is done by comparison rather than by conclusion.
The problem begins when say for instance an insurance company mines your DNA to tailor your premiums such that they don't lose by covering you for illnesses you are going to definitely develop. This is stigmatization based on DNA.
Other problem start when DNA is used to profile people based on their ancestry.
No one can protect their DNA by the way, privacy probably stops here. Shreds of human cells, hair, saliva, lip prints on a mug..etc can all be readily available sources to collect someone's DNA, the tiniest bit is enough. What is inhibitory to this DNA analysis becoming a routine practice is the expenses to run the tests and the interpretations afterwards."
And this paper:
" On our understanding and misunderstandings of privacy read on the "I got nothing to hide paradox"
http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=998565 "
- MoonJan 24 2013: you can add personality, health, personal and privacy inclusive of your circle of intimacyJan 24 2013: I just participated in translating "Ellen Jorgensen: Biohacking -- you can do it, too" into Arabic. Ellen has signed up to Harvard study about making her own DNA sequence available online. What else is more Personally Identifying than your DNA? I don't have my DNA sequence in my Gmail or Facebook!
So, again, my question is: What is privacy? and my call: let's re-define it .


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During Passover, the Marketplace serves traditional foods (matzo crackers, matzo ball soup, gefilte fish, eggs, horseradish and charoset) and makes adaptations to the menu and some recipes so that there are acceptable choices available for those observing Passover. The daily menu adaptations for the Marketplace are available here. Meals-to-go acceptable for those observing Passover are made available at Out Takes. Matzo pizza and matzo ball soup are also served at The Spencer Grill during Passover.
In 2011, the Holy Month of Ramadan is August 1 through 30. Students observing Ramadan and planning to fast (which typically means no food or drink during daylight hours) may pre-register with Dining Services for alternate meal accommodations that will be provided at no additional charge as part of their Grinnell Dining Meal Plan.
Pre-printed meal tickets for each week of Ramadan will be prepared for students to pick up in the Dining Office by the previous Friday by 5 pm. These meal tickets will be issued week by week based on the individual meal plan that the student is participating in. For example, a student on the full meal plan will receive 20 meal tickets each week, the student on the 10 plus plan will receive 10 meal tickets, etc.
These meal tickets may then be redeemed by students observing Ramadan in several ways: 1. in the Marketplace at any time for a self-packaged takeout meal; 2. in the Spencer Grill (beginning 8/20/11) for the designated-for-Ramadan takeout meal option for the day; 3. in the Out Takes (beginning 8/29/11) for the takeout meal of the day; 4. for dining in the Marketplace during regular hours if the student is not fasting.
Students participating in these meal accommodations and picking up meal tickets will not have meals available to them through the usual method of using their P-Card. The meal tickets will replace the meals usually available through use of the P-Card. If you plan to honor the fast and would like meal accommodations provided, or if you have any questions, please email Michelle Sears.
Students With Medical Dietary Needs
Students with dietary needs resulting from medical diagnoses can participate in Grinnell Dining's program for students with medical dietary needs. Since it is impossible to individualize diets for the entire student body, we request that a licensed physician prescribe the dietary need. We will then make arrangements to meet dietary requirements as prescribed by the licensed physician. The staff at Student Health and Counseling Services and at Dining Services are willing to discuss questions you may have.
Please print off the attached forms below and have them filled out and ready when requesting a special medical diet.
MEDICAL DIET REQUEST FOR ACCOMMODATION.pdf
Meals for Ill Students
Students who are confined to their room for a medical reason by the health staff may request a meal appropriate for their illness through the Student Health and Counseling Services. Meals may be picked up and delivered by any student on a meal plan with an approved request and the proper identification.
The Dining Service reserves the right to modify the menu when necessary and upon consultation with Student Health and Counseling Services.
Accessibility Assistance In Dining Facilities
Dining Services will provide reasonable accommodations for individuals with assistance needs. When special needs of our students, faculty, staff, and visitors are known in advance, we are better able to meet these needs. Please review the documents below describing the assistance we are able to provide.
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Dining Accessibility Assistance for Faculty, Staff, and Visitors
Grinnell College's policies regarding accessibility and accommodations made for those with disabilities may be found here: Accessibility at Grinnell College
Dietary and Nutrition Information
Local Food Statement
Grinnell College believes that locally grown food has many advantages. Food that is grown and processed close to where it will be consumed can be fresher, healthier and more flavorful. Purchasing locally grown items supports local businesses and farmers and reduces transportation costs, environmental impact, and the use of preservatives.
In light of these benefits of locally grown foods, Grinnell College will make reasonable efforts to identify and makes purchases of affordably priced local food products that reflect the College's commitment to environmental responsibility. In seeking local food, the College will use a three-tiered definition of local, placing the highest priority on food that comes from Poweshiek County and the surrounding counties(Tama, Benton, Iowa, Keokuk, Mahaska, Marion, Jasper, and Marshall), followed by prioritizing food from the state of Iowa, and then food from the Central Plains region.
For more information, read the Spring 2006 student project, "Local Foods and Grinnell College Dining Services".
Grinnell College's local foods purchasing was highlighted in a recent article in Food Service Director Magazine. Check it out!
Grinnell College Dining Services Local Foods Efforts Recognized
Grinnell College's Dining Services has been recognized for its efforts in local food purchasing and recycling by the Sustainable Endowments Institute. Of the 100 colleges and universities with the largest endowments in the USA and Canada, Grinnell College is one of 26 to receive this recognition for its leadership in sustainable campus operations.
Each school was given a "report card". Grades of A-F were awarded. Grinnell received an "A" in the category of "Food and Recycling".Not only that, but Grinnell College was highlighted as one of four schools that were "Leading by Example" in the introduction to that section of the report.
The reviewers wrote: "Grinnell College dining services uses local, organic products for most staple ingredients, including organic flour and local milk, eggs, herbs, pork, and some fruits and vegetables. Pre- and post-consumer food waste is composted using a pulping machine and donated to a local farm, diverting approximately seven tons of waste each month."
Britt McConnell, RD/LD, serves as Grinnell College's Registered Dietitian.
Britt has gained experience in the areas of nutrition and dietetics by working in a variety of settings including diabetes education, wellness, weight management counseling, long-term care and youth programs.
Britt is on campus each Monday and Wednesday when school is in session. Her educational displays in the Marketplace servery showcase healthy eating and lifestyle choices. These displays typically take place on 1-2 Wednesdays each month. Britt also meets with students to provide dietary support and education. The appointments are free of charge. Students interested in learning more about nutrition or making dietary changes can contact Britt by calling the Dining Services office at 269-3661 or by e-mail at dietitian[at]grinnell[dot]edu (e-mails are read when she arrives on campus).
Britt manages the nutrition information database. If you are interested in learning more about the food you are eating in the Marketplace, explore our nutrition fact sheets below.
Upcoming and recent displays and events:
February 6th – 13 Health tips for 2013
February 19th – Wellness fair
March 6th – Nutrition month – Eat Right, Your Way, Every Day
April 10th – Healthy snacking
April 24th – Food labels
May 8th – Foods that seem healthy but are not
Wednesday, September 5 - Eat Well, Do Well . . . Marketplace Resources
Tuesday, September 18 - Avoid Brain Drain
Wednesday, October 3 - Healthy Hydration
Wednesday, October 17 - Sugar Shocker
Wednesday, November 7 - Portion Distortion
Wednesday, December 5 - Wired-Where Does Caffeine Fit In?
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Nutrition Fact Sheets
Grinnell College Dining Services is pleased to provide nutrition information for many of our popular menu items. This information is meant to assist Marketplace diners in making sensible food choices. For more information on making healthy choices which are right for you, visit: www.choosemyplate.gov. In an effort to move towards a greener Grinnell, nutrition information will now be available on the Grinnell College website.
Percent Daily Values (%DV) are based on a 2000 calorie diet. Your needs may be higher or lower. For more information on %DV, visit: http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/food-and-nutrition/AN00284
This information was compiled by a Registered Dietitian using nutrient analysis software, vendor product information and the USDA nutrient database. Nutrition information provided is approximate. Values may change based on suppliers, season of the year or slight changes in recipes or product assembly.
Our menu changes frequently. This guide will be updated periodically as menu items are added, removed or changed.
All of our food are prepared in a facility where peanuts, tree nuts, fish, shellfish, wheat, soy, milk and eggs are also prepared. Cross contamination is possible. If you need assistance avoiding a particular allergen, please contact Dining Services at 641-269-3661.
Nutrition Fact Sheet for 8th Avenue Deli
Nutrition Fact Sheet for Breads
Nutrition Fact Sheet for Breakfast
Nutrition Fact Sheet for Desserts
Nutrition Fact Sheet for Gluten Free
Nutrition Fact Sheet for Honor G Grill
Nutrition Fact Sheet for Pizza Parlor
Nutrition Fact Sheet for Plat du Jour Entrees
Nutrition Fact Sheet for Plat Du Jour Vegs & Sides
Nutrition Fact Sheet for Salad Bar
Nutrition Fact Sheet for Saute/Pasta
Nutrition Fact Sheet for Soup
Nutrition Fact Sheet for Vegan
Foods Containing Alcohol
Internal Links
Pioneer One-Card
This official Grinnell College identification card allows you many services around campus, including several in the dining facilities.
Comprised of students, faculty members and administrators, this committee meets regularly during the academic year.
College Services
Dining is one of many service providers under the Office of College Services.
External Links
Includes nutritional information, dietary guidelines, food safety information
American Dietetic Association
National Association of College and University Food Services
American Culinary Federation
A general nutritional information site
Vegetarian Resource Group
FDA's Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition
The "overview" section of this site is useful for those looking for updates on food and nutrition issues.
The nutrition pages on this site cover nutrient needs, fat substitutes, phytochemicals, healthful lunches, and much more. You can also search the USDA database (found among the "Interactive Tools") for foods that meet certain criteria such as breakfast foods that are low in fat.
The Mayo Clinic
This site is a great place to find good nutrition information in a fun,user-friendly format. Registration is free and it allows access to a variety of interactive tools.


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In honor of Lil BUB's third birthday this Saturday, we'd like to share another story about how Lil BUB's Big FUND for the ASPCA helps special needs cats across the country. Our grant to Tabby's Place in Ringoes, New Jersey came just in time to help an amazing cat named Casper.
Sweet kitty Casper was born to a feral mom and was part of a well cared-for outdoor cat community. When he failed to show up for breakfast one February morning, his caretakers feared the worst. They searched for him and found poor Casper paralyzed, unable to even lift his head. He was rushed to an emergency vet, where it was determined that Casper's paralysis wasn't caused by trauma, but rather something in his spine.
Due to the location of that "something," a biopsy would have been too risky, but neurologists were sadly confident that the problem was caused by spinal cancer. Despite this often fatal diagnosis, a cat sanctuary called Tabby's Place in New Jersey took Casper in and started a variety of treatments to help him. Under the care of their veterinary team, he received physical therapy, steroid treatment, acupuncture, pain medication and antibiotics in case his condition had been caused by an infection.
With a lot of love and hard work, Casper slowly began his miraculous recovery. First he lifted his head, then sat up straight, then moved one leg after another. One day, beyond the wildest dreams of the Tabby's Place team, he walked. Now this brave cat steps confidently around their lobby all day in search of affection and tasty treats. He's even taken on new challenges, like jumping onto a cat-sized couch!
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Kelsey Spindler, Gibson Southern High School Kelsey is the daughter of Gene and Brenda Spindler of Haubstadt, Ind. She is a member of PEER project, church choir, youth group, Beta Club and Theater and International Thespian Society. She believes God and family are the main, most important aspects of her life.
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The Orlando Science Center is home to some of the most exciting traveling exhibits in the country. When these exhibits are in town they are only here for a limited time, so don't miss the opportunity to see them!
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As great as our traveling exhibits are, there are some exhibits that are the staple of the Orlando Science Center. NatureWorks will have you up close and personal with some of nature's most fascinating reptiles. At DinoDigs, you'll step back into the prehistoric age. Discover the dynamic forces and systems that shape our Earth, as well as other planets in Our Planet, Our Universe. Explore such concepts as electricity and magnetism, lasers, soundwaves, and nature's forces in Science Park. No visit to the Science Center is complete without a trip to KidsTown, an interactive world dedicated to our smaller explorers.
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What's the difference between a great visit to a Science Center and a memorable visit? Live programs. Our exhibits are designed to inspire curiosity and exploration, our Science Live! programs are designed to bring the exhibits to life. Whether it's a show in the Digital Adventure Theater or a one-to-one interaction with a volunteer at the Crosby Observatory, our live programs create the kind of impact that can last a lifetime.
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Looking for little more "hard science" in your next Science Center visit? Look no further than the Science Stations located throughout the facility. Science Stations are a cross between exhibits and live programs in that they're exhibits that typically include a live program to truly bring the experience to life. Science Stations provide an in-depth look at their respective subject matter in an entertaining way. Be sure to check your program schedule to see which Science Stations are conducting demonstrations on the day of your next visit.
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Nearly eight months ago, NASA launched Curiosity - the latest Mars rover - into space. Set to land on Monday, August 6 at 1:31 a.m. EST, NASA scientists and observers around the world anxiously await to see if Curiosity will able to maneuver the landing process and successfully set down on the Red Planet.
NASA scientists and engineers spend so much time working with the Mars Laboratory rovers that the robots become almost like pets, and just like pets, the rovers get names that often say a lot about their "personalities." The name "Curiosity" explains exactly the nature of this rover's mission, which is to act as a mobile science laboratory on Mars to investigate whether life could ever exist on the planet.
The rover will begin by studying Gale Crater to see if the area contains any of the necessary ingredients that could sustain life. NASA scientists considered 60 different landing sites and spent diligent time analyzing all possibilities before deciding upon Gale Crater as the designated landing location for Curiosity. About as large as Rhode Island, the site was chosen because it provides a variety of interesting places for the rover to explore and is clear of hazards which will help with a safe landing. The rover, which is no larger than a small SUV, will spend the majority of its time examining rocks and soils in the remote areas of Gale Crater.


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Rochegrise: Chalet "Emeraude", 5 storeys. In the district of Rochegrise 800 m from the centre of Villars, in a quiet, sunny position, located by a road, in the countryside, south facing position. For shared use: garden with lawn and plants. In the house: lift, storage room for skis, washing machine (for shared use), drying room. Motor access to the house. In Winter: please take snow chains. Public parking. Shop 800 m, grocery 900 m, restaurant 800 m, bakery 900 m, bus stop 1 km, railway station "Roche grise" 200 m, thermal baths "Lavey-les-Bains" 19 km. Sports harbour 25 km, golf course (18 hole) 7 km, indoor tennis centre, sports centre 150 m, mountain railway 1.2 km, ski lift 400 m, gondola lift 2 km, ski bus stop 1.2 km, ski school 800 m, children's ski school 150 m, ice field 1.6 km, children's playground 1 km. Free ski bus service to the ski region Villars. "Emeraude 26", 1-room apartment 25 m2 on 2nd floor, south facing position, simple furnishings: living/sleeping room with panoramic window with 1 sofabed (150 cm, length 200 cm), TV. Exit to the balcony. Kitchenette in the entrance (3 hot plates, oven, microwave). Bath/WC. Balcony 6 m2, south facing position. Terrace furniture. Beautiful view of the countryside. Please note: fridge without freezer. Maximum 1 pet/ dog allowed.
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Everything for Sale (1969)
Polish director Andrej Wajda's portrait of life on a movie set, which is disrupted (although not that much) when the leading man is killed in a leap from a moving train. It seems that the temperamental, unreliable star was always late anyway, so the shooting goes on without him, his character's absence being explained away in the script by the irked filmmakers. In the meantime, the performer's wife and mistress join forces to find out what's happened to him, as nobody has bothered to notify them of their lover's demise. Wajda's film was an homage to actor Zbigniew Cybulski, who worked with the director frequently in the 1950s and had been killed in an accident the previous year.~ Karl Williams, All Movie Guide
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text: Fin fan from NJ who goes to school at USF in Tampa. I have 2 tix to the game (I'm bringing my friend who is a jets fan but he like brandon marshall so its somewhat acceptable and he goes to FAU so it's a friend fom home.) anywayssss, I don't know anybody else going to the game and ya can't have a tailgate with only 2 people. Would anybody mind if we joined in on someone's tailate? We are both 21 btw. Please PM me or comment on here if this can happen!


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The Village Montana Residence offers superb standards and an excellent location. The great facilities include four restaurants and a fabulous 1000m2 spa centre.
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Twilight didn't do it ANY of those things first. There are hundreds of books with vampires, werewolves, love triangles/squares/polygons, supernatural/forbidden love that came out BEFORE Stephanie Meyer's books were sensationalized. And there will be hundreds of books that will come out until the end of time using those same exact plot elements.
As you can tell, I have read too many books/comics where dozens of ignorant people keep writing them off as Twilight knockoffs.
EDIT: Not to say there aren't Twilight knockoffs. Believe me. There are.
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First Book = Loved it hated Peeta
Second Book = Got a little bored, but characters made it overall good. Still hated Peeta.
Third Book = I actually got bored when the action started in the second half of the book. I thought the ending was kind of rushed, left a lot of things unsaid, and made me feel empty after reading it. Peeta I didn't hate so much. (Maybe because he wasn't in it a ton like the other ones.)
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Kevin - Welcome to Desert Bluffs
Miles Edgeworth - Ace Attorney
Thorin Oakenshielf - The Hobbit
Saw the movie at a midnight showing on Thursday night (or would it be Friday morning?) and HNNNNNGHHHHH~ So many emotions. I actually cried and I am not one to typically cry at movies.
Did anyone else see it? Are you going to see it?
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Mordecai (Regular Show)
Saw it, thought it was decent for a book to movie make. Had a lot of fun showing support to District 11 Tributes there.
Had a lot more fun with the guys making the epic comments behind us and saying when they showed Gale's reaction to certain parts of the game, "You mad bro?"
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Pete - South Park
Kevin - Welcome to Desert Bluffs
Miles Edgeworth - Ace Attorney
Thorin Oakenshielf - The Hobbit
I laughed at Gale XD
"If you think of me as a women, I am a raging demon.
If you think of me as a man, I am a female angel."
Gale: /cousinzoned DDDD':
Ugh. Waiting til November 22, 2013 is gonna be hard. WHY YOU TAKE SO LONG, CATCHING FIRE. D: XD
AND THEN A WHOLE YEAR LATER is Mockingjay.
And it's only one movie?! she's not following the trend?!
Well, possibly.
I just started Mockingjay. I read Catching Fire in about 6 hours, so obviously I am enjoying the series xD CF was soooo good... I just couldn't put it down!
Originally I was hesitant to read the Hunger Games trilogy, because I read Battle Royale ages ago and it's one of my favourite books. I felt like THG was a rip off, and had no interest in it. But then my BFF started reading it and wouldn't stop gushing, so I picked it up and it turns out that I was totally wrong lol I mean, the basic premise is similar, but the stories are very different.
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While I can sing praises of the movie forever and ever and ever and a day, I do have one gripe about the movie (and my friend who had not read the book agreed with me):
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If anyone is interested, I found this little comic-doodle-mabobber downright HE-larious.
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At least with the second movie coming out in 2013 I'll have some more time to work on my abbs and arms to do a "shirtless" Finnick cosplay for the midnight showing.
Johanna Mason...gawd, I hope they cast her right. That's my girl crush at the moment.
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I need to read Catching Fire but I just can't get past the beginning...its so boring!
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A dark and mind-bending sci-fi thriller into a surreal, dystopian society where mega corporations have unleashed a monstrous global conspiracy to get inside our minds and keep the population disillusioned, dependent and passive. One man's quest to unlock the truth behind the conspiracy will lead to an epic battle with the hidden forces that really control our world.
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The Progressive Automotive X-Prize is heating up as the May 2010 start date approaches, and one of our favorite entrants is the eVARO, a three-wheeled plug-in hybrid from Future Vehicles Technology. The sleek electric vehicle can go from 0 to 60 MPH in 5 seconds and purportedly reaches 275 mpg under certain conditions. And for those times when there isn't a gas station in site, the eVARO can cruise for up to 90 miles on pure battery power.
The eVARO was on display last week at the SEMA 2009 show in Las Vegas. According to FVT, the sleek electric vehicle "is designed to out-perform gas powered vehicles, produce no emissions for 90% of its time on the road, and radically change the automotive industry as we know it. "
The eVARO has only three wheels for a number of reasons: FVT believes it cuts down on fuel consumption, improves cornering performance, and reduces the vehicle's overall body weight. The plug-in vehicle takes three hours to completely recharge from a standard outlet. No word on when (or if) the eVARO will go into commercial production, but a $10 million boost from the Auto X Prize can't hurt.
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This car was designed to carry two people at freeway speeds 0f 70 mph and to deliver over 140 mpg while doing so, it dose just what it was designed to do, so what's wrong with this concept?, show me any other car in the world currently capable of doing this for 40,000 bucks, this car will go 120 miles before needing to charge, it also has its own on board 20 kilowatt generator on board so you don't need to stop and recharge, again I ask, show me another car in the world that can do this, and if you yourself have not actually built a car capable of even half this you really should keep your negative comments to your self, the guys at FVT have proven it can be done and deserve recognition for there efforts, not criticism.


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Kroger's newest Fort Wayne store will do more than provide more options for shoppers. It will apparently also provide more money for trails and other improvements in southwest Fort Wayne.
The Fort Wayne Redevelopment Commission on Monday was expected to consider a proposal that would lead to the designation of the new Kroger Marketplace store and parking lot, located at 5725 Coventry Lane, a tax incremental financing district (TIF).
The designation could generate about $150,000 annually.
Redevelopment Director Greg Leatherman said the money would be used to develop a pedestrian/bike trail from Homestead Road to the store near West Jefferson and Interstate 69. That project is expected to cost about $600,000.
A TIF designation would allow the city to use property taxes generated by improvements to pay for improvements within the district. Later on, Leatherman said, TIF funds could also help create a new entrance near the Village at Coventry Shopping Center, where Kroger is the major tenant.
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"This bar cookie is an old fashioned favorite. Chocolate chips, nuts and coconut are set in a caramelized layer on top of a graham cracker crust."
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1 (14 ounce) can
EAGLE BRAND® Sweetened Condensed Milk
2 cups
semisweet chocolate morsels
1 1/3 cups
flaked coconut
1 cup
chopped nuts
Everyone loves this, it's addictive. Some hints, when doing the butter/graham crust, add 1/4 teasp. cinnamon. Melt butter in a pot on stove, then stir in the graham crackers, then put it in the pan and press it down evenly. This way, the crust stays together much better than just sprinkling it.
I just think these cookies have way too many chocolate chips. If you reduce the chocolate chips to 1 and 1/4 cups it is much better and then worthy of five stars, but not as is.
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I used a combination of chocolate chips and butterscotch chips, and walnuts. I pre-mixed these along with the coconut, and poured the mixture over the condensed milk. My daughter who absolutely HATES nuts, and my son who isn't especially fond of coconut, couldn't stay away from these. Nobody could! These easy things were the holiday favorites at the parties I took them to, and it made me wish I hadn't wasted my time on all the other difficult desserts I also brought (and ended up bringing back home).
I *would not* line the pan with foil--I believe it would tear when cutting and get stuck in the cookie bars. Eeww. I used a glass dish *without* greasing it first, and it wasn't a bad clean-up at all. Do chill the bars before cutting, and cut the bars into SMALL servings, as a little goes a long way with this super-rich recipe.
I definitely would mix the graham crackers and melted butter next time, pressing them firmly into the pan, and then greasing the dish might be a good idea. I might also try semi-sweet chocolate chips, as this recipe is ultra-sweet.
I mixed the crumbs into the butter before patting it into the pan. Also, I wish I had added the nuts before the coconut so the nuts wouldn't taste roasted. Other than that, this was a simple recipe and it was a good combination of flavors. The sides didn't stick much to the pan, but next time, I'll try the foil and spray as suggested for easier cleanup.
These are fabulous. However, I increased the crust to 2 1/2 cups of crumbs and added a little more butter to the original recipe. I also added 1/2 cup of white choco-chips and reduced the amount of nuts. It really has to cool before being cut or it makes a mess. They freeze very well, especially if left uncut.
My older sister made these about 20 years ago for Christmas, and I have made them every year since! They are a always a big hit at the office and at holiday gatherings. I usually make a slightly thicker crust, but other than that, follow the recipe faithfully. And yes, these are VERY rich...so cut into small bars.
Tip: Mix the chips nuts and coconut together in a mixing bowl and then press into pan...more evenly distributes all the ingredients..
I volunteered to bring something for our annual Christmas bazaar for church - even though I don't bake much any more. These were so easy to make! I used the version with 1/2 chocolate chips and 1/2 butterscotch. The ladies in the kitchen that were packaging the baked goods tasted them and said they were great. It seems that a lot of people know what they are because they sold right away. If you want better directions for the same recipe look for the site that says 7 layer Magic Bars by Eagle brand - they seem to have improved the directions for that recipe.
This has always been a favorite of mine since I was young. When I left the States in 1974 and settled in Australia my biggest problem was that I couldn't get graham crackers, so I substituted a "Coffee" biscuit. This worked fine. The only other change I make is to pour the condensed milk over all the layers just before I put it in the oven. This seems to bind everything together and the top then turns a lovely golden brown when cooked. This is always a hit at any gathering.
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FISHERS, Ind. – Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) contractors plan to restrict traffic on Interstate 69 during overnight hours beginning this week to install beams for the new two-lane State Road 37 flyover ramp.
Milestone Contractors, the state's contractor for the $18 million Operation Indy Commute project, began installing the bridge beams early Wednesday, August 8. The Indiana State Police (ISP) will stop traffic on I-69 for up to 20 minutes at a time as the beams are positioned over the interstate. ISP will also be patrolling the work zone.
Traffic stops are expected to occur between 10 p.m. on the dates below and 5 a.m. the following morning. However, this schedule is subject to change, and motorists should expect possible temporary overnight stoppages through August 17.
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Thursday, August 9 – Southbound
Friday, August 10 – Southbound
Monday, August 13 – Southbound
Tuesday, August 14 – Both directions
Wednesday, August 15 – Northbound
Thursday, August 16 – Northbound
INDOT is contracting Milestone to widen and increase the traffic-carrying capacity of the Exit 5 ramps to 116th Street and State Road 37. A new flyover ramp will carry two lanes of traffic from northbound I-69 to State Road 37, and a new entrance ramp to northbound I-69 from 116th Street will eliminate weaving with traffic exiting to State Road 37.
These improvements are part of INDOT's Operation Indy Commute, an initiative to strategically eliminate recurring commuting bottlenecks on I-69 in Marion and Hamilton Counties between the I-465 interchange and 116th Street/State Road 37 exits. A separate Operation Indy Commute project is planned for the I-465 and I-65 interchange on the south side of Indianapolis. For more information on Operation Indy Commute projects, visit www.IndyCommute.indot.in.gov.