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Three Lady Bucs Earn SoCon Honors
Monday, March 01, 2004CHARLESTON, S.C. (Mar. 1, 2004) - East Tennessee State's Tiffani Mayes (Sumter, S.C.) and Kiya Verdell (Hartwell, Ga.) were selected to the All-Southern Conference First Team and Brooke Wilhoit (Sevierville, Tenn.) was selected to the 2004 Southern Conference All-Freshman Team, respectively as voted on by the league's coaches. Mayes, a 6-foot-2 center, finished the regular season second in the SoCon in scoring average (15.8 ppg.) and was the league's leading rebounder at 9.2 boards per game, marking the eighth time an ETSU player has led the SoCon in rebounding average. The junior netted a career-high 24 points in a Dec. 20 win over Wofford and tied that mark later in the season at UNC Greensboro on Feb. 21. She was the team's leading scorer 15 times in 26 regular season games and scored over 20 points in a game on seven different occasions. On Jan. 26, Mayes recorded 19 rebounds in a game against Furman. Nineteen rebounds were the most by an ETSU player in over 10 years and was the single highest total in the Southern Conference this season. Her 410 points thus far had nearly doubled her career total prior to this season, and she also posted career-best numbers in assists (42) and steals (40). In addition, Mayes finished the regular season fifth in the conference in field goal percentage (50.9%), 10th in block shots (0.65 bpg.), and 14th in steals (1.54 spg.). Twice Mayes was named SoCon Player of the Week (Dec. 23 and Jan. 27) and helped lead the Lady Bucs to a school record 13 conference vicotories. She recorded a team-best six double doubles. Verdell, a 5-9 guard, finished the regular season second in the SoCon in steals per game (2.54). On Jan. 10, Verdell netted 20 points at Davidson, on top of 3-of-5 shooting from the perimeter, followed by a season-high 22 points at Western Carolina. She recorded a season-high 27 points vs. Furman on Jan.26. In addition, Verdell is second on the team in scoring (13.0 ppg) and tied for second in blocked shots (17). Verdell is also third on the team in rebounding average (4.4 rpg). Wilhoit, a 5-foot-8 guard, was one of two Lady Bucs to start all 26 regular season games this season and led ETSU in minutes per game (34.0). Wilhoit finished fourth in the SoCon in assists per game (3.92). She averaged 6.8 points and 4.0 rebounds per outing, while her 49 steals was second on the team. Wilhoit scored a career-high 18 points on 7-of-9 shooting including four 3-pointers versus Davidson on Feb. 7 and garnered nine rebounds in a win at College of Charleston on Feb. 2, giving ETSU a season sweep over the Cougars. On the defensive end, Wilhoit has come up with four steals in a game on five separate occasions. East Tennessee State is the No. 4 seed at this year's Southern Confernence Women's Basketball Championships and will take on No. 5 Elon at 11 a.m. Thursday, Mar. 4 at McAlister Fieldhouse in Charleston, S.C.


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|Vermont Is Giving Away Gas Money!
The Vermont Department of Tourism is giving away $100 in a weekly drawing that you can enter online. It only takes a minute to answer about 12 survey questions and you're entered to win a $100 gas card. Nowhere else will pay you anything let alone a hundred dollars a minute!
[But wait, there's more! We'll even throw in beautiful scenery like the one above!]
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22 Dec 2010
|Okemo's New "Timber Ripper" Mountain Coaster Opens Dec 23
Okemo's "Timber Ripper" coaster is a few weeks late in opening because it was so complicated to build but it's completed now and scheduled to open tomorrow, Dec 23.
The fastest $13 you'll ever spend! . . .
Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus
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20 Dec 2010
|Sugarbush Trail Grooming With Dogs
The next time you are at Sugarbush, see if you can tell which trails are groomed by these two guys.
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15 Nov 2010
|New Dog Mountain Video and Burlington Exhibit
There is a fun, new YouTube video about Dog Mountain's 2010 fall festival in Saint Johnsbury VT. Stephan Huneck, artist and founder of Dog Mountain and its famous Dog chapel, passed away earlier this year so all the events from now on are in part memorials to his life and work.
Coincidentally, Frog Hollow gallery in Burlington is currently staging a Stephan Huneck exhibit through the end of this month. It features Huneck's prints, sculptures and books including a posthumously printed book entitles "Even Bad Dogs Go To Heaven" and even a replica of Dog Chapel.
Frog Hollow is the Vermont State Craft Center and features works from 250 Vermont artisans. It's located at 85 Church Street in Burlington. Their summer hours are still listed on the website but it should be open most days during winter. You can call (802) 863-6458 for details.
Both Dog Mountain and Frog Hollow also have Facebook pages.
All dog lovers should plan a visit to Dog Mountain located just outside Saint Johnsbury Vermont. It's open seven days a week year around and has festivals each year. For your GPS, plug in the address: 143 Parks Road, Saint Johnsbury, VT, 05819
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28 Oct 2010
|Post Peak Beauty in Vermont
Photo taken in Waterbury VT, October 27, 2010
One of the great things about Vermont is its natural beauty even in seasons when you would least expect it. Right now is a good example. Most of the colorful leaves are not only past peak, they're lying on the ground. We're transitioning into Vermont's "stick season" where all the trees look like sticks. While it does not have the gaudy color of two weeks ago, the hillsides are still eye catching. At the lower elevations there are splashes of bright yellow and larger patches of rusty reds. It can be quite striking.
Yesterday was a good example. I enjoy this time of year when the sun is low on the horizon in the morning and late afternoon. It makes for dramatic natural lighting and it's especially fun to observe when the sky is a cobalt blue or swirling gray with sunlit highlights.
Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus
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10 Oct 2010
|Vermont Marshmallow Farm
While organizing this year's photos, I came across this summer photograph of plastic wrapped, round hay bales on a Route 100 farm a little north of Waitsfield.
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Anna Swenn-Larsson scored the first podium of her World Cup career as she placed third in the last regular season World Cup slalom of the season. This was the HEAD World Cup Rebel's eighth top ten result in the World Cup but the first time she had been on the podium. Mikaela Shiffrin won the race and with it the Globe and Maria Pietilae-Holmner took second.
This was a race of lots of variables: Many of the racers had to contend with fog on the second run yet this cleared up for the final racers. Swenn-Larsson was fifth after the first run, just ahead of Maria Hoefl-Riesch, and the Swede used her head to attack knowing that if she put pressure on the later runners, there was a possible great result for her. There are small margins in slalom and in making the fastest second run time when she went down, Swenn-Larsson put the pressure on.
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Having lost the lead in the Overall World Cup to fellow HEAD World Cup Rebel, Anna Fenninger, Maria Hoefl-Riesch did exactly what she needed to do: score a result. This was when all Hoefl-Riesch's experience came into play as she skied conservatively to place seventh and reclaim the lead in the Overall by 29 points with just four races left of the season: one per discipline.
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Rush Logo is Known in Thailand
Thailand is a country located at the center of the Indochina peninsula in Southeast Asia. It is bordered by countries like Burma, Laos, and Malaysia. Soccer is the second largest sport of the country, only behind Muay Thai (Thai national sport). However, Thai soccer is growing within the last years, in part thanks to Thailand Rush and its staff.
Thailand Rush has been operating for two years, going into their third and they currently have over 70 boys participating in its program. President Sonny Thweat and Technical Director Chris Cole are expanding the Rush blue in Asia with a clear mission: pursue excellence in soccer through opportunities in Chiang Mai, throughout Thailand and the rest of Asia by providing opportunities to their players to grow in this sport. "Soccer is played everywhere and it's loved all over Thailand," recognizes Technical Director, Chris Cole.
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After two years working hard, the Rush colors are recognized in Thailand. Technical Director Chris Cole notices: "We have played and defeated all the top high school teams in northern Thailand. We have played and competed well against the top academy teams in the region. The Rush logo is known in Thailand.


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This panorama, taken by James Blakeway, brings into focus the on-field action of the St. Louis Rams playing to their home crowd at the Edward Jones Dome. This game included the jersey retirement ceremony for Isaac Bruce, the most prolific receiver in franchise history, and featured the Rams wearing throwback jerseys from 1995-1999 as a tribute. One of the oldest franchises in the NFL, the Rams joined the league in 1937. The Rams were the first American professional football team with a logo on their helmets, thanks to a team member who was a commercial artist in the off-season. The Rams' history includes League Championship wins in 1945 and 1951, and Super Bowl champions in 1999.
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Is it next week or week after when they play JAX? Don't care, but at this point, I am pretty certain Chad Henne will pass for 400+ yards against this **** Dolphins team to just put the final nail in this horrible season!!!
I will have to get my Henne jersey out of the fireplace from last year. Can't wait!!!!


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I don't think he reminds of Jason Pierre-Paul. The only guy in this Draft that I would compare with Jason Pierre-Paul is Cornellius Carridine.
Ezekiel Ansah reminds me a lot of Israel Idonije.
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hoops scoops 2012 season ..."in 2014 ryan tannehill etches his name in stone amongst the games elite qbs"..."ryan tannehill and andrew luck will carry the afc for the next decade plus the way peyton manning and tom brady have this last decade plus"
for the love of god get a real freaking mike already!!!
Ansah's athleticism in this game is off the charts. Love the potential.
LOL...Willie McGinnest just compared him to JPP again at halftime...
On a side note, it seems like there's a lot of raw prospects that have off the charts potential at the top of this draft (Ansah, C.Patterson, D.Jordan, just to name a few). It seems like there are more of those types of players this year than previous years...
People are comparing him to JPP b/c of he's lack of football before college and b/c he plays DE....nothing else. They are 2 different players IMO. JPP was more finesse and athletic. Ansah is a little more stiff than JPP but stronger. JPP used to use his speed and arc around tackles. Ansah uses his strength and bullrushes guys.
the key is to look at a body of work, not fall in love with one game... or conversely, form an opinion based on one bad performance..
Well, I am in with Ansah. I think whatever rawness he has, he makes up for in effort. He outshined Datone Jones in speed/hustle IMO and he crushed Nassib on the fumble. nice closing speed for a DE.
My thing is now the CB's moving up in Trufant/Poyer. May have to get one in first round to lock up a good one.
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2. Bernardrick McKinney ILB
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On the magical Greek island of Patmos, the inhabitants have lived, danced, and laughed for thousands of years. But, with the arrival of a straight-laced, high-tech archaeologist, Eric everything could forever change. Eric finds himself swept into a world of picture-postcard scenery and romance. That is, until his satellite-guided equipment reveals that his most important find may be buried under the taverna owned by the object of his affection -- the beautiful and uncompromising Katerina. Will Eric toss away a lifetime of work -- and the hope of fulfilling his father's deepest wish -- for the love of a vivacious and independent woman? It will take her passion and his courage to find out where the real treasure is buried.
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im sending you the bill for my dry cleaning and new keyboard!
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I am glad that the Jets lost tonight. But I am still not ready to put Tebow on a pedestal. The guy can't throw, all he can do is run. And right now Denver is running a college offense to win. And as we in Miami recall, relying on a college style of play only lasts for about a season. Denver might get somewhere with it this year, but everyone will be ready for it next year and shut them down. That is unless Tebow can learn to pass in the NFL out of the pocket.
I'm reading The Gang Green right now and it's just beautiful. You got kids sperging out all over the board because a couple of Jets players had the nerve to join the prayer circle after the game.
Jets fans really are the absolute nadir of human existence.Are you ****ing kidding me? You just lost to Tim Tebow and his High School Offense and you have the nerve to hold hands and ****ing pray with him? After all of the confidence, all of the bravado, all of the talk, are you ****ting me? I hope Rex rips everyone in that circle a new ******* because that was downright disgraceful.
The Jets got TEB- OWNED!!!
Tebow is the worst QB in the league -his legs might put him ahead of Painter, but that's it. I hadn't watched much of him before last night but he is absolutely horrible. Yes, he has played well late in games. But when your QB plays as poorly as he does for most of the game, 90% of the time you're not even going to be in a position to win late. Tebow is stealing all the credit that belongs to the defense and it's highway robbery.
Sanchez might not be very good, but he is miles ahead of Tebow.
And Henne? Rex and Fox would kill to have guy like him right now
Why so gloomy?
blah blah blah ...I'd take Tebow over sanchez, henne, and moore any day. When it's all said and done and Tebow's legacy has been written many people will feel foolish. the dude has "it" which cant be taught...after a full offseason as the starter and they add a few more weapons and tailor that offense around him a bit more he will really be able to be evaluated
I feel Elway set him up to fail ...to get the experiment out of the way...they traded their #1 receiver away, have a horrible overall team, yet are now sitting at 5-5 and 4-1 since tebow started. Not only all of that but he's a breath of fresh air as a role model to kids in a league full of overpaid thugs...the more hate he gets it only makes his wins that much more awesome .
it wouldnt matter if he had jerry rice and randy moss in their primes as his top 2 wr's, he cant throw the ball accurately. i hope he gets better because i would love for him to be a succesfull qb, but right now it looks like he has no hope.
he is winning games now with the option play, which look, at the end of the day if u win, u win, but a big part of their wins is the defense, because if the defense was not playing so stellar, tebows last drives would mean crap ( see lions game). he completed 2 passes vs the chiefs in a win, 9 last night, and if i remember correctly, he had 4 completions maybe until the final 2 drives vs us. u can not win in the nfl like that, especially today period.
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DSLs....love 'em
Sat next to her and her Mom on a trip back from Europe. All she did was complain about "what a fuss" she caused when she went out. As her Mom said: "It comes with the territory"..and then about not having a vegitarian meal available ("How much did these tickets cost?"). WTF! WOW
She looks VERY young (17-18) without all that makeup. On the positive side, a passenger sitting across from her recognozed her and asked her if she would sign a Victoria's Secret box (proably a purchse for his wife / girlfriend) and she did.


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Festival at Buddhist temple draws thousands
Huddled in darkness, hungry, cramped in a damp and dangerous space in a small fishing boat, Venerable Master Thich Tue Uy sailed on the open sea without food or water for ten days and nights fleeing Communist rule in Vietnam. In his own words, it is a miracle he even survived. Master Uy, today a […] [Read More]


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JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-RANDOLPH, Texas — If you have talent and want to show it off, Air Force Personnel Center Services has an opportunity for you.
The Air Force "U Got Talent" program features base-level competitions held around the world in September and October. Competitions are open to all active duty members, their spouses and dependent children between 3 and 18 years old.
Participants will compete for the title of "Best talent in the Air Force" and a chance to win $1000, and can enter one of 11 solo, duet or group categories. Participants can compete in more than one category.
Bases will submit videos of their first and second place winners in each category to the Services entertainment division to compete at the Air Force level, said Edward Jones, Air Force Entertainment and Tops In Blue performance director.
Air Force-level judging begins Dec. 5 and winners will be announced Dec.13. Prizes will be distributed by Jan. 15, 2014.
"This year we have great prizes for our winners," Jones said, "including a professional recording session of your act, electronic equipment and airline tickets.
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Ana lost 6-4, 6-2 to world No.9 Angelique Kerber in the third round of the Toray Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo. It was a frustrating defeat for the 25-year-old, who converted just one of her five break points and served seven double faults against a player she has beaten twice this year.
The opening game was one of the few bright spots from Ana in the match. She convincingly held serve to love - firing four first serves including an ace - but thereafter her serve began to falter. In fact, she won just two points on her second delivery during the opening set.
The 11th seed was broken for the first time in the third game, but managed to undo it instantly before dropping her serve once more in game five. Ana was unable to recover as the remaining games went with the server and Kerber capitalised upon her fourth set point.
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Maggie Rose hopes more goes platinum than her blonde hair.
The 24-year-old singer-songwriter from Potomac released "Better" from her debut album "Cut to Impress," which will be available March 26. On Friday and Saturday, she performs at the newly renovated Bethesda Blues & Jazz Supper Club.
"This is an amazing homecoming," Rose said. "To have the support of the Maryland, D.C. and Virginia area propels me forward. It's never faltered, their support. It's only grown."
In 2007, when Rose was 19 and a student at Clemson University, she got a phone call from music mogul Tommy Mottola to meet in his New York office and sing.
Family friend Tom Natelli, CEO of Natelli Builders, called several times to get her demo CD into Mottola's hands.
Mottola led them to producers who advised that she would have to commit if she wanted to have a chance.
"She was raw material that had to be developed into a competitive act," Natelli said. "She had to develop her stage presence and writing skills."
Natelli has known Rose all her life — she was born Margaret Rose Durante — and was instrumental in launching her music career.
"I knew she had an amazing voice, so it was this connection, the shared love of music and family," he said.
In the beginning of 2012 Rose hit the reset button. She changed her image. Margaret Durante became Maggie Rose.
Producer Blake Chancey said in a phone interview that Rose has a great timbre in her voice and wide range.
"Like Adele, Maggie looks like she's not having to work at it," Chancey said. She can appeal to people who aren't country music fans.
"The way Mary Chapin Carpenter came out and got everybody and kinda broke a bunch of boundaries, that is what Maggie is like. I guess that would be bipartisan music," he said.
Her band comprises three men and three women.
"This is a male-dominated business. ... I like to have my feminist, girl-power strength on stage and the camaraderie like home to bring my vision to life and have the best band collaborate with me," Rose said.
She said being a singer is not as glamorous as people think.
"My band travels on a little submarine of a tour bus. Seven members live in small quarters with people that spend a lot of time together. But, that's the art of what we do, to make it look glamorous," she said.
March 29 will mark her fifth performance at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, she's working on her second album, and a tour could start soon.
"My goal is to be on as many stages as possible. I love the connection I feel with my audience," she said. "You stand on stage in front of people you've never met before and feel like we've connected."
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This letter came just hours after Panetta approached the school's president about his engagement, to discuss if an end-of-the-year resignation would help avoid any conflicts concerning his gay relationship, he said.
On Thursday, however, Panetta met with school administrators, a priest and representatives from the Catholic Diocese of Toledo, who offered more information and agreed he could resign instead of having a termination on his record, he said.
"I'm satisfied with their explanation, and right now I'm just praying for understanding and strength," Panetta said. "It's hard for me to walk away, but it's what's best for me personally, and I hope my students will understand that."
Panetta and his fiancé, Nathan David, started dating while attending the University of Dayton five years ago. They plan to wed in July 2015.
Their relationship wasn't a secret to the Sandusky Central Catholic School community, as David often attended school events and met several students and their families, Panetta said.
"This community has been like a family to me, and I've always had nothing but support," Panetta said. "I never had to hide."
After David popped the question on Christmas Day, however, Panetta said he knew things could get complicated.
All Sandusky Central Catholic School employees must sign a contract stating they will live a lifestyle according to the Catholic faith, he said.
"I knew if we ever wanted to get married, it would limit my time teaching at the school I love," Panetta said. "When I met with the diocese, they basically told me my engagement is a public statement of my support for equality for gay marriage, which the Catholic Church does not support."
Panetta identifies as Catholic and attended Catholic school for grades K-12. He said working at Sandusky Central Catholic School was an ideal first job.
In his four and a half years working there, Panetta grew the school's band from 18 to about 50 members, and also produced similar numbers for its choir. He oversaw band for grades 5-12 and choir for grades 7-12.
Panetta said he still doesn't feel his work is done, but he understands why he is no longer permitted to work at the school. After Thursday's resignation agreement, he said he feels he is stepping down with the school's support.
He distributed a letter to the school community Friday that announced his resignation and his engagement to David, in which he called himself a "proud and gay Catholic"
"The hardest part was not getting to speak to (my students) about it, so I'm thankful for that opportunity," Panetta said. "Everyone knows about my lifestyle, and I always thought the best way to handle this was to be upfront, honest and proactive. I just wanted to provide clarity about this situation"
It's unknown who will take over Panetta's job, as students resumed classes Thursday after winter break extended three extra days because of bad weather.
After the Register left a message for Sandusky Central Catholic School president Melody Curtis on Wednesday, she responded within minutes with an emailed statement.
"Mr. Panetta is no longer employed at Sandusky Central Catholic School," the statement said. "We do not discuss personnel situations with the media."
Two days later, however, she emailed a revised statement, which she also distributed to the school community.
"It is with great sadness that we extend to you that Mr. Brian Panetta has resigned his position today as director and coordinator of music at Sandusky Central Catholic School," it said. "Although parting ways is never easy, especially in the midst of a school year, we would like to thank Mr. Panetta for his devotion and service to the school, and the gifts and talents he brought to the music program."
The statement also provided a link to Panetta's letter, both of which will be available on the Register's website.
The school hired Curtis as president this past summer after adopting the president-principal administrative model for the first time. She was previously executive director of Monroe Catholic Elementary Schools in Monroe, Mich., and has almost 15 years of experience in Catholic education.
Sally Oberski, director of communications for the Catholic Diocese of Toledo, which oversees Catholic schools in Northwest Ohio, said she couldn't offer any additional comments about the situation when contacted Thursday.
A Catholic school's decisions involving personnel are "local decisions," and the diocese's role is simply to be available for consultation if the school desires it, Oberski said.
"The school has a governing board, a president and a principal, and it's a local decision," Oberski said. "There's nothing more I can tell you than what the local leadership has told you."
Because Sandusky Central Catholic School is not funded by taxpayer dollars, it is not required to release personnel files or other documents to the Register.
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1 cup
sifted confectioners' sugar
1 1/2 teaspoons
almond extract
1 teaspoon
vanilla extract
2 1/2 cups
all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon
1/2 cup
crushed peppermint hard candies
1/2 cup
white sugar
Like most everyone, my Mother used to make these cookies, but do to time, she stoped. The recipe was lost for a period of time. I thought this was it, and made it and it well... was bad but the ggod news was that when I gave my Mother a cookie she spit it out and said I remember where I put the right recipe. here are the improvements..1 tsp of vanilla and pepermint extract (omit almond) 3 1/2 c flour 1/4 tsp of salt! now everything else is the same. I hope you find this correction, for these cookies are a Christams staple at our house now I have the right recipe.
I don't know what I did wrong, but this recipe was horrible! The dough was VERY sticky and hard to work with, even after adding about 3 cups more flour and refrigerating it! Also, these had a horrible taste, very salty, even with the candy and sugar on top! Kids wouldn't touch them! I will keep looking for a candy cane recipe.
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Here's a tip for getting the crushed peppermint/sugar to stick to the cookies. Pour a little Karo light corn syrup into a microwave safe bowl, and put it in the microwave just long enough for it to become very runny, almost like water (maybe 20 seconds). Brush this onto the cookies (the silicone pastry brushes are great) and immediately sprinkle the topping on. I put the cookies on a wire rack with a sheet of waxed paper underneath. Let them dry completely before storing. You can do the sprinkling after the cookies cool, so that they're a little sturdier. BE CAREFUL with the hot Karo, it gets extremely hot very fast and could cause a very nasty burn. I adore these cookies and think they are well worth the trouble! I've made them for many years, my old recipe used half Crisco/half butter but is otherwise identical.
The only thing I do different is 1/2 cup butter and 1/2 cup Butter Flavor Crisco. I LOVE these cookies because there really are no rules. In this Green Bay Packers loving house, I tint the dough green and gold and make either cane shaped cookies or "G" shaped cookies. (Oh yeah: I never use the crushed candy canes / sugar topping, because it's such a pain in the butt, messy and it melts all over the cookie sheets and is impossible to get off...)
I've made Candy Cane Cookies since I learned the recipe in school, and I've never had a problem. this recipe is the one I use though. makes 3-4 dozen Pre-heat 375 F 1/2 c marg/butter 1/2 c shortening 1 c icing sugar 1 egg 1/2 tsp red food colouring 1 1/2 tsp almond extract 1 tsp vanilla 2 1/2 c flour 1 tsp salt (optional) I never use salt cream fats and sugar, add flavouring, beat in egg. add flour & salt. Divide dough in 2, add red food colour to one half. Shape 1 tsp dough from each ball into a 4" rope by rolling on counter with palm of hand. Place ropes of each colour side by side, and roll together slowly until they appear to blend, then twist slightly until they look like candy canes. Curve top of cane and gently put on a greased baking sheet. Bake Approx. 9 minutes or until set.
I suggest to refrigerate the dough and roll only small portion of it at the time, this will help in handling the dough and avoid the "melting". I find also usefull refrigerate the cookies 5/10 minutes before baking them, this help in keeping cookies shape
I also omitted the almond and replaced it with peppermint extract ... much better flavor. They are very time consuming and I was getting tired so I just made mine into 3" "peppermint sticks". They look very cute this way, much less fragile. I took white chocolate, melted it and just drizzled a bit across the candy canes and then sprinkled them with the crushed candy canes - very delicious, but too time consuming at the last minute!
These cookies were tasty. I changed the way the repipe said to form them though. Ours were slightly larger (not on purpose) and instead of making 1 strip in the shape of a candy cane, our candy canes were composed of 2 different color strips twisted together. To do this we simply left half of the dough in the bowl and used red food dye to color it red while leaving the other half of the dough white. We also ended up adding about a tablespoon or so more milk to the dough.
Don't eat these cookies warm from the oven on the first day because we tried them and they weren't all that great. Instead, wait a day and they taste much less doughy.
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Calories: 176
Calories from Fat: 72
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Sebastian Vettel is adamant he won't let the prospect of wrapping up his fourth title in India distract him from the job at hand...
Sebastian Vettel is adamant he won't let the prospect of wrapping up his fourth title in India distract him from the job at hand.
Vettel has reigned supreme around the Buddh International Circuit this weekend, claiming a hat-trick of practice P1s before going on to take pole position.
Posting a 1:24.119 after opting to qualify on the soft tyres, he finished a staggering 0.752s up on second-placed Nico Rosberg.
It was the German's third at the Indian track, which meant he maintained his 100 percent record.
"So far a brilliant weekend," he enthused.
"The car is working very, very well since yesterday morning and we didn't have to change a lot and it just got better through qualifying as the track rubbered up.
"New tyres again and new tyres again and the car was amazing.
"It's a great circuit, I really like the flow of the track especially around the middle sector with all the high speed corners.
"It's not a secret that if your car behaves as you want it to through there you are going to enjoy that a lot.
"A great result, also for the team. Obviously Mark [Webber] is on a different strategy so we will see what the race brings tomorrow."
And one thing that the race could bring is a fourth Drivers' Championship title for the Red Bull racer.
All Vettel needs is to finish fifth or better on Sunday and he will go down in the history as only the third driver in F1 history to win four on the trot.
"I'm trying not to think about that but it is difficult as every second person in the paddock is asking the same question.
"I think we have done pretty well in the past, focusing on every step, and I don't see a reason why to change that for tomorrow or the next couple of races.
"We are in a good position, have worked hard to be there and tomorrow is a long race and with strategy it will be tricky to always do the right thing.
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During John Bronson's brief career in the National Football League, playing with the Arizona Cardinals, he had the chance to learn from some of the best players the league had to offer.
Those players included Kurt Warner, Larry Fitzgerald, Anquan Boldin, Bryant Johnson and Bertrand Berry, and to say he learned plenty by practicing with them each day might be an understatement.
"You really get to understand how these guys perfect their skills on the field as a football player, but most importantly, how they conducted themselves in the community and other off-the-field relations," Bronson said about his former NFL teammates. "These were definitely men of great character that gave me a complete view of what it means to be an NFL football player."
That knowledge and experience is what Bronson passed along to the participants at Friday's Southern Maryland Youth Flag Football League skills camp at North Point High School.
The Southern Maryland Youth Flag Football League partnered with Sporment youth football skills camps to host a one-day flag football game and a camp that included children 9 to 17.
Sporment provides quality sports mentoring to youth athletes by providing sound skills, fundamentals, techniques, organization, education and life skills that help them to excel through life, school and sports.
The day kicked off with the first session in the morning with a flag football game, followed by the skills camp in the second session.
The camp included former NFL and college players such as Bronson; former Penn State defensive end Jeremiah Davis; Josh Gaines (Philadelphia Eagles); John Booty, who played in the NFL for five seasons; and Winston Dumas, a former offensive/defensive tackle for the Coventry Jets in England.
"It was a great turnout. In 2006, when we started our league, it was hard to get support and get NFL players to come down because of scheduling conflicts, but to have NFL alumni be able to come down is amazing," SMYFFL president Doug Roth said. "The kids really get a kick out of it and have a lot of fun. John told them at the end of the flag football game that it starts with academics, and you are always going to win and lose in life. It's not all about sports; it's starting with a good foundation. Do the best you can in whatever you are doing."
The advantages for the campers were to have mentors who have played at the highest level to teach them life lessons and the fundamentals of football.
"Our biggest thing, as a sports mentor, is to teach them things that are going to translate into real life," said Bronson, a defensive end at Penn State and tight end with the Cardinals. "The biggest thing that I learned at the college and pro level is that you learn responsibility, determination, teamwork, how to work with different people all over the world. That's what we want to instill into these kids. Just like you saw in the flag football game, it's all about having fun, but teaching them life skills to be better people outside of sports. We wanted to give back our skills, techniques and information to the kids to be able to help them be successful in their communities."
Bronson showed off his throwing ability and speed with the campers in the flag football game, adding that he enjoyed the moment.
"I had a blast because this is the one time that I got to play quarterback and safety positions," Bronson said. "It was a great interaction with the kids, and they learned all these different skill sets, and teamwork."
Nine-year-old Grace Adams, the camp's only female, showed her competitive edge throughout drills and teachings from the mentors. She wore a jersey of Washington Redskins' Chris Cooley.
"It was really fun running and meeting the NFL players, I've never met a player that played in the NFL," said Adams, who goes to Daniel of Saint Thomas Jenifer Elementary School in Waldorf and will be going to fourth grade. "It is amazing; I will never forget. It was very fun to play in front of my dad and my brothers."
North Point rising senior Jaevon Hardy, a member of the Eagles varsity football team, was excited to participate in a camp that was held at his own school.
"I'm actually trying to work on my defensive skills, so the footwork drills that we did today," Hardy said. "It was a confidence booster to have the camp on this field because I know how to work around it and how to speed up because this astroturf can be something else."
The family-friendly camp was designed to teach each child attending the individual techniques, football drills, fitness drills and position-specific trade secrets necessary for players to compete at the highest level at their chosen position.
"We had fun and learned a lot of different routes," said John Purdy, 16. "We were very active all day and did a lot of drills. I learned a lot of techniques to running and agility that can help my speed."
8-year old Brayden Fong, last year's NFL punt, pass, and kick champion in Charles County and runner-up in the metropolitan area, was well beyond his years when performing different drills.
"I learned that when you cut, don't slow down and keep going," Fong said. "My favorite team is the Ravens; it felt good to meet some players that were in the NFL."
In the second session of the skills camp, the campers started off with the proper form running and stretching, then the mentors put them through agility and speed drills around the cones, and catching drills.
They were also taught coverage techniques as a defensive back.
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Six years ago, much of Allen's tattered image was in need of reforming, his tobacco dipping the least of his problems. He had just lost a bitter reelection campaign that had transformed him from a vaunted presidential hopeful into an unemployed politician—and one caricatured as a racist bully at that. It was a dismal loss punctuated by his use of the word "macaca," the obscure ethnic slur heard around the political world.
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While out of office, George Allen wrote What Washington Can Learn From the World of Sports, and in the book he recounted one of his dad's favorite sayings: "Every time you lose, you die inside; but every time you win, you're reborn." At 60, Allen quite simply isn't ready to be counted among the dead.
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No mistake, of course, was more fateful than what happened that day in 2006 when Allen, while campaigning near the Kentucky border, called out a 20-year-old Indian-American who was tracking him for his Senate opponent. "Let's give a welcome to macaca, here," Allen said, pointing. "Welcome to America and the real world of Virginia." Allen quickly apologized, saying he didn't know the word could be taken as an ethnic slur, but it was too late. The fallout consumed much of the rest of the campaign.
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