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Artisanal bars from Michael Mischer Chocolates of Oakland, California. Photo by Melody Lan | THE NIBBLE.
May 2006
Product Reviews / Main Nibbles / Chocolate
From Pod to Palate: The Birth Of The Bar
Page 10: Making The Chocolate ~ Packaging The Chocolate
This is Page 10 of a 10-page article on chocolate production. Click on the black links below to visit other pages.
Section 2: Making The Chocolate
15. Packaging The Chocolate
The finished chocolates solidify in a cooling tunnel. In a large operation, a conveyor belt transports the chocolates to the packing machines or packing lines; the entire manufacturing process occurs without a human hand touching the chocolates. In an artisanal chocolate shop, everything is touched by the chocolatier; bars are wrapped with small mechanical wrapping machines; filled chocolates are hand-placed onto trays or into boxed assortments.
Now that you know all of the work that goes into making your chocolate bar or box of chocolates, take good are of it. Think back to Step 12: tempering—chocolate is very sensitive to temperature extremes.
If you're not going to eat the chocolate within a few days, it should be stored at a temperature between 54°F and 65°F with a relative humidity between 55% and 60%. The ideal place that meets these requirements is a wine refrigerator! Chocolate melts at about 98ºF, which is body temperature and why chocolate simply "melts in your mouth." It's also why one shouldn't keep chocolate in the sunlight, in a hot room, near a stove et al. With overnight shipping and gel packs, it's easy (if not inexpensive) to ship chocolate during the summer months. We order it all the time and it arrives in pristine condition (as does ice cream!).
Dark chocolate bars can be kept for two years or more if stored properly: well wrapped in foil in a cool, dark, dry place. Milk and white chocolate have a more limited storage time, but will stay fresh for a year or more under these conditions. Filled chocolates, chocolates with nuts and other additives have less of a shelf life because the additives will break down or go rancid. Commercial companies will use preservatives to extend the shelf-life, but most fine chocolates are made preservative-free. A box of fine filled chocolates or truffles should be consumed within two weeks, the sooner the better. The fine fillings, creams, and purees with which they are made deteriorate quickly: to enjoy them they should be eaten soon after they are made. If you have a question about the shelf-life, call the chocolatier.
And enjoy all of those wonderful chocolates...in moderation.
More Of Our Favorite Bars:
Valrhona is considered by many chefs and gourmands around the world to produce the finest chocolate. While we're too impartial to think that there's any one best, we will affirm Valrhona is up there in the pantheon. An industry innovator, Valrhona was the first to emulate the wine industry and produce single origin cacao—bars where all the beans came from one specific region. These "Grand Cru" bars are among the best you will taste, and you owe it to yourself to try these three. Even people who don't ordinarily like milk chocolate will find Jivara to be eye-opening. A fourth Grand Cru, Guanaja, is a 70% cacao Criollo and Trinitario mix from the island of Guanaja off the coast of Honduras. It's an intense bittersweet chocolate, long on the palate.
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"This is a great recipe I came up with when our white peach tree yielded sooo many peaches I had to figure out many ways to use them.... Even my kids love this one -- they will eat it all day...."
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1 cup
white sugar
1/2 cup
butter, softened
1 cup
sour cream
1 teaspoon
vanilla extract
eggs, lightly beaten
2 cups
all-purpose flour
1 1/2 teaspoons
baking powder
1/2 teaspoon
baking soda
1/2 teaspoon
4 cups
peeled, pitted and sliced peaches
1/4 cup
all-purpose flour
1/4 cup
white sugar
1/4 cup
chopped pecans
1 teaspoon
ground cinnamon
3 tablespoons
cold butter
I baked this in a stoneware 9x13 and just used cooking spray, no flour. Pieces came out beautifully. My batter was also sticky but no fear, the cake also came out wonderfully moist. To spread the batter evenly in the bottom of pan, I just dipped the back of my spoon in a little flour each time I spread it. For the 2nd layer of batter on top of the peaches, I just plopped dollups of batter all over; it spread together very nicely. I used fresh peaches which were very juicy. I was worried it would be messy (too wet) but the cake batter cooked everything evenly together. I didn't modify any of the ingredients and comments I received from coworkers were 1) wasn't sweet at all, perfect flavor; 2) very moist; 3) very delicious. Definitely a KEEPER! One of which I'll be making again SOON!
This was good, but not great. If it hadn't take so long (it takes a while to slice peaches, and then you've got to wait the 45 minutes of baking) I would have rated it higher. But the effort/time to deliciousness ratio was too low for me to make this one again. It could be sweeter, and definitely needs some more spices - ginger, or nutmeg maybe? I don't know, but it's missing something.
104 Ratings
Nice and easy to make and tastes pretty good. It seems to me that it is missing something...maybe some cinnamon mixed into the batter or sprinkled on the peaches. I did have to omit the pecans because my son is allergic to nuts, but the topping tasted good anyway.
Excellent recipe. Cake came out light and delicious. I used non fat plain yogurt instead of sour cream. That was the only change I made.
The batter spreads easily with a metal spatula. It may not seem like enough batter when you're spreading it - but it is. Thanks for a great recipe!
As I began to spread the first half of the batter in the pan, I got a little impatient. So, taking the lead from mominml, I put all the batter in the pan, then topped it with the peaches and streusel. It did work well, and it was so much easier than spreading the two layers of batter. The butter and sour cream contributed great flavor and made the cake deliciously moist – so moist, I fear, that if there were leftovers the next day they'd be soggy. Not wanting to take any chances, I froze individual pieces of the remaining cake. I appreciated the buttery rich flavor of the cake against the fresh, pure flavor of the peaches, with no other spices or distracting add-ins. I made the recipe with no changes – other than my concern about it getting soggy if it hung around for more than a day, it was perfect just as is.
I cut this in half for and 8X8 pan for breakfast this morning. Huge mistake!!! I now have another 8X8 pan in the oven baking. I was saving half of my leftover peaches to make muffins, but everyone loved this cake so much that I ended up using them for another pan. This is so moist and delicious. A few changes based on what I had: didn't use pecans in the topping, used brown sugar in the topping because that is my preference. I also didn't layer the batter. I spread the batter in the bottom of the pan, placed the peaches on top and then sprinkled with the streusel. This worked really well for me. I think that this recipe would work well with other fruits and berries as well and will definitely be trying this again. Thanks!
This is really good. I needed to make something with my surplus of peaches and this seemed to be the best candidate. I've tried it with frozen and fresh peaches and I much prefer fresh, though frozen was good too. I didn't have pecans so I omit them and I double the streusel. Most recently, I used raspberries instead of peaches and sprinkled a little sugar on them when I put them in the batter. This was very good as well. Thanx for a great recipe!
Perfect! I made 5 tiny loaf pans. I had a little left over, so next time I will make 6. Everyone I gave them to loved them. I used fat-free plain yogurt.
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
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Serving Size: 1/16 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 16
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 256
Calories from Fat: 118
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Ground was to be broken Thursday morning for the highly anticipated Tanger Outlets, amid a swell of support from nearby National Harbor businesses.
Last year, Peterson Cos. of Fairfax, Va., owner and developer of National Harbor, announced the 460,000-square-foot retail center would be built near its Oxon Hill complex. Peterson is in charge of site work, while Tanger, of Greensboro, N.C., will be handling the interior work.
Neither Tanger nor Peterson officials would comment on any new details before the groundbreaking ceremony, set for 11 a.m. Company officials previously said the center would include up to 80 stores in eight buildings. Other Tanger Outlets feature retailers such as Saks Fifth Avenue, Nike, Gap, Brooks Brothers, Tommy Hilfiger, Under Armour and J. Crew.
For their part, merchants in National Harbor welcome the complex.
�I like Tanger since it�s a higher-end mall and is outside as well as inside, so we�ll have a lot of customers in common,� said Cathreen Benny, owner of Chez Elle, a women�s clothing and accessories shop opening in National Harbor this week.
She said the proliferation of restaurants at National Harbor will encourage people to come over and maybe stop to shop.
�It�s one of the reasons I wanted to come here,� Benny said. �Anytime, you can bring in other traffic, I think it�s a good thing.�
Tanger and Peterson have boasted that the shopping center could result in almost 1,000 jobs and an additional 400 during construction.
�It�s going to bring a lot of business and opportunity. Once [customers] go there, they will come down here,� said Valerie Irick, assistant manager of the Black Dog general store in National Harbor.
Gayla Reed, co-owner of Coco Blanca, a home and fashion product store that has been in National Harbor for two years, also was excited about the groundbreaking.
�I think it will be a great addition,� she said.
The only Tanger Outlets complex in Maryland is in Ocean City, although the nearest outlet center to Oxon Hill is in Queenstown on the Eastern Shore.
Ground was originally to be broken on the new Tanger Outlets in October. The companies previously said the complex would open next year, but didn�t comment on whether that has changed.
Area residents have expressed concerns about the traffic the outlet stores will generate, especially when combined with the proposed Wal-Mart Supercenter on Oxon Hill Road and Md. 210.


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In addition to our list serve, the URSP Student Planning Association (SPA) hosts a career panel on campus each year, in which alumni and other local planning professionals provide our current students ideas and advice on successful job hunting. Also, the School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation sponsors a career fair each Spring, in which public and private employers in the architecture, planning, historic preservation and real estate professions talk with students about available positions in their firms or agencies.
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Nashville's Jessie Baylin and Elizabeth Cook are among the three dozen or so artists to set to perform on the Café stages at this year's Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival in Manchester, TN.
Other artists on the lineup include Everest, Lissie, The Constellations, Warpaint and Knoxville electronic rock crew Royal Bangs.
No mention of the first two winners of the Nashville-based "Road to Bonnaroo" competition (The Non-Commissioned Officers and How I Became the Bomb), but maybe we can look forward to a separate announcement after all four acts have been chosen.


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Despite holding a full-time job with the federal government, Chantal Rice still can't afford a three-bedroom apartment in Montgomery County — so that she, her daughter and her son can all have their own rooms.
She knows that if she didn't work she would be eligible for all kinds of benefits — food, housing, child care, medical — but because she makes just enough to be solidly middle class, about $62,000 a year, Rice said she does not qualify for government help.
So for now she shares a bedroom with her daughter and keeps her eyes peeled for that elusive prize — a three-bedroom home for less than $1,200 a month.
Problems like Rice's are set to be addressed at Friday's 22nd annual Affordable Housing Conference of Montgomery County. Elected officials, housing experts and activists will meet at the Bethesda North Marriott Conference Center to talk housing issues and discuss solutions.
Among the guest speakers are Rep. Chris Van Hollen (D-Dist. 8) of Kensington, Montgomery County Executive Isiah Leggett (D) and Rep. Elijah Cummings (D-Dist. 7) of Baltimore.
With the Cartier store on Wisconsin Avenue, multimillion-dollar mansions in Potomac and private schools that cost more than four-year colleges, one might be forgiven for thinking only the wealthy call Montgomery County home.
But as Rice and her family illustrate, that is not the case, and the toughest challenge for the struggling middle class is often housing, advocates say.
Montgomery County has grown progressively more expensive during the last decade, according to a 2012 study by the University of Washington School of Social Work.
An adult with two young children in Montgomery County must earn at least $36.90 an hour, or more than $77,000 a year, just to cover their basic needs without help from the government. That's more than is needed in either New York City or San Francisco, and represents a 50 percent increase in the past 10 years, adjusted for inflation, according to the study.
It's also a lot more than Rice makes.
The Great Recession has only made things worse, said Susan Yancy, of Montgomery County's Housing Opportunities Commission, but "its especially felt at the lower income levels."
The poverty rate in Montgomery County has risen from 5.4 percent in 2000 to 6.3 in 2013, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
More than 15,000 people are on a county waiting list for federal housing vouchers, which supplement payment for qualified renters, Yancy said. Another 10,000 are on a waiting list to get into public housing, which is run by the Housing Opportunities Commission.
In addition to operating the federal voucher and public housing programs, the commission finances, develops, and manages properties and offers mortgages for first-time home buyers.
But there is just not enough help to go around, said Lise Tracey, executive director of the Affordable Housing Conference of Montgomery County.
"It's just tremendously expensive," Tracey said. "The need is so great, and so many people can't afford it. The alternative is multiple families living in homes, or living with their parents, or people living in less expensive counties and commuting to work here."
The county has some housing programs, such as one that designates a certain percentage of any new development as Moderately Priced Dwelling Units. They're a good start, but "not a panacea," said Barbara Goldberg Goldman, the founder of the Affodable Housing Conference.
According to the county's website, only a handful of moderately priced apartments are available at any given time. As of April 30, two three-bedroom apartments were available for $1,320 a month. That's $120 more a month than what Rice can afford.
And when you're counting every penny, Rice said, $120 is huge.
Affordable housing is not just a charitable act, but enriches all of Montgomery County, Goldman said.
"It makes for a better, a richer community as a whole," she said.
For Rice, who moved here from Prince George's County in 1992, Montgomery County is home.
"I love it here," she said of her community in Germantown. "The opportunities are better here for my kids."
But it's not right that someone who is working full time should be forced to choose between paying the electric or the gas bill, Rice said. More programs should be aimed at people like her, those who are employed but still struggling.
"I would like the county to stop sending the message not to work," she said. "My tax dollars help fund these programs."


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Ridgway girls soccer used a late goal to propel the Lady Elkers to a 3-2 victory over Elk County Catholic Thursday afternoon at Francis S. Grandinetti Elementary School.
"ECC played an awesome game," Ridgway coach Greg Maddalena said. "They're a different team from the last time we played them. They had a great game plan for us. I won't take anything away from ECC, they're a great program, with a great coaching staff. They were ready for us. Our girls always step up to that challenge. They always raise their level of play, they know what they can do and then we're on the winning side."
JOHNSONBURG – The Ramettes were lackadaisical in the first set Thursday night but regrouped in time for a three-set win (25-22, 25-22, 25-21) over visiting Punxsutawney.
Johnsonburg was down by as much as eight points in the first set at 16-8 before making a turnaround to take control of the opening stanza. A kill from Chelsea Benson cut the lead to 18-15 and a Katie Galsick kill tied it at 18-all. The teams traded points to a 22-21 Punxsy lead before the Ramettes showed up.
Ridgway volleyball remained undefeated with a smooth 3-0 (25-12, 25-16, 25-13) victory over Curwensville Thursday night at Ridgway Area High School.
The two teams were tied at 6-all before an 11-1 run gave Ridgway the separation needed to handily take the first. Ridgway had scored six straight to start the run as Erica Thorwart served two aces and Nicole Breier had three kills. Jenna Hoffman had a kill at 15-7 and Katie Oknefski had one at 17-7. Ridgway took the first set 25-12.
Ridgway girls golf had a team score of 247 in its home finale Tuesday at Laurel Mill Golf Course.
Senior Brittanei Neubert led the Lady Elkers with a 55. Selena Scarnati had a 58 and Sierra Kos carded a 62. Christine Schauer finished at 72 and Sarah Szczotka finished at 78.
Shannon Truesdale led DuBois with a 51. Corey Pruzinsky was second at 55. Kelly Nowak had a 67 and Katie DeAngelo finished at 70.
Punxsutawney had the lowest score of the six-team field, finishing with a 222.
Truesdale of DuBois was the medalist with her score of 51.
JOHNSONBURG – Johnsonburg volleyball won 3-1 (25-21, 25-16, 20-25, 25-15) over Elk County Catholic Tuesday night at Johnsonburg Area High School.
"It's a good win for the girls against a good team," Johnsonburg coach Bill Shuey said. "They hustled and they played hard. We seemed to be jelling as a team. We still have some things that we have to fix. All in all, they played hard. We minimized our mistakes.
Using timely passing and 29 kills out of 39 attempts, Ridgway improved to 8-0 Tuesday night with a 3-0 (25-12, 25-10, 25-11) victory over Sheffield.
The Lady Elkers overwhelmed the opposition Tuesday night as they only faced three deficits in the three-set victory; Along with 16 aces on the night, the home team made only four errors as Sheffield averaged just 11 points per set.
BRADFORD – The Johnsonburg Rams Golf Team placed second in the District 9 Championships at Pine Acres Country Club.
The team of Calvin Christoff, Cameron Grumley, Luke Shreffler, and J.P. Allegretto carded a team total of 336 to claim runner-up honors; defeating the Bradford Owls by two strokes, but falling short of team champion Punxsutawney, who shot a 332. Only nine of the 24 schools competing in the District Championships qualified for the team portion of the competition, including Ridgway and Elk County Catholic.Â
Ridgway girls soccer used a second-half goal for the difference in a 3-2 win over St. Marys Monday afternoon at Francis S. Grandinetti Elementary School in Ridgway.
"I knew coming in this was going to be a hard game," Ridgway coach Greg Maddalena said. "It's the third time we've seen them. I told the girls it's going to be an 80-minute game. They (St. Marys) made some adjustments, they're not a bad team at all, they're a very good team. They played well. We just have to step up to that challenge and raise our level, play as a team and we'll come out winners."
PORT ALLEGANY – With under one minute remaining in regulation and the seconds quickly ticking away in the fourth quarter of Saturday afternoon's football game, the Elk County Catholic Crusaders faced fourth-and-goal at Port Allegany's one-yard-line with the score tied at 19-all. Two possessions earlier the team had been in a similar scenario, driving all the way to the Gator's three-yard-line before being shut down by Port's defense and turning the ball over on downs.
JOHNSONBURG – Johnsonburg soccer won 3-2 over Clearfield Saturday afternoon at Johnsonburg Area High School.
It was the Rams' first win of the season and a one-goal win for Johnsonburg after losing four straight one-goal decisions.


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Hi all,
Maybe this is a silly question....maybe not. Unfortunately I can't search on "4tb" as it is too short a term. So I have been scouring threads looking for an answer. I'm coming close...but haven't got my answer yet.
My Seagate 4TB "Backup Plus" external powered USB 3.0 Drive is not being recognized by my PBO. It originally had pre-loaded software, but I formatted the drive. Here is what I know, or at least what I know that I don't know! :-)
1) First off, I'm not even sure if there is a limitation that does not let the PBO see 4TB drives or not. I used to have a powered 3TB WD drive with no issues. I know the 2tb limitation for internals, but couldn't find limitation for externals.
2) Drive powers up when connected to PBO, but when it is not recognized after a minute or so, the light turns off and it seems to power down
3) Drive was reformatted to NTFS prior to adding any files
4) Drive is 85% full
5) Drive is powered
6) Easus partition manager doesn't show any weird partitions/Virtual drives. Likely because I reformatted. Only folders on 3.64TB partition are "Movies", "System Volume Information", and "$RECYCLE.BIN"
7) Drive is recognized by WDTV no problem
Not sure if I should chalk it up to incompatibility or not, but was hoping someone on here could help.


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FRANCONIA NOTCH - In early May the shore of Profile Lake beside the Old Man of the Mountain Profile Plaza is usually a quiet place, but not so May 3.
On Friday, at the tribute to the Old Man on the 10th anniversary of his May 3, 2003 collapse, it was alive with about 350 people who buzzed around the plaza, catching up with friends, reading the names on the pavers and looking up at the mountain along the seven profilers to see the iconic figure back up on his perch.
Before the brief remarks and moment of silence that marked the anniversary, Sandy Hamilton of Littleton was helping Ann Farrelly of Concord find the right spot from which to view, while Jean Thompson of Littleton looked among the sun drenched pavers to find the one she'd bought to memorialize her late husband. He had, she explained, worked at Cannon Mountain for 40 years.
The Old Man of the Mountain was "born in fire and sculpted by ice," Rep. Annie Kuster, D-NH, said in remarks read by her staffer Brian Bresnahan.
Kuster wasn't alone in using more dynamic language in describing the Great Stone Face before he fell.
While most of the official words spoken at the event honored the "unique symbol of rugged character," as Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, D-NH, said in remarks read by staffer Chuck Henderson, they also noted the geological forces that made, and took down, the seven blocks of Conway granite.
Shaheen called the Old Man, "a gift by accident of active frost wedging, and the relentless tug of gravity."
John DeVivo, general manager of Cannon and Franconia Notch State Park, said the Old Man was "one of America's most iconic symbols," and then said a lot has happened since 2003, with Cannon Mountain thriving again, and the park rated as the second best state park in the country. "We honor the Old Man by moving forward," Devivo said.
That moving forward includes the plaza, which several described as "elegant." The design and construction of the plaza was funded by private donations, Dick Hamilton, president of the Old Man of the Mountain Legacy Fund, said, with the N.H. Department of Resources and Economic Development a crucial partner for nonmonetary help. Sen.Kelly Ayotte, R-NH, in remarks she sent via staffer Mike Scala, praised the hard work of the Legacy Fund and others.
District 1 state Sen. Jeff Woodburn noted that the Old Man's spirit lives on within the people of the North Country, who look to the landscape for inspiration.
"In the 10 years since gravity took its ultimate toll on the Old Man," Shaheen wrote, "New Hampshire has been fortunate that Dick Hamilton, a relatively young man, has worked tirelessly to make sure this important image lives on."
On Friday before the event, Hamilton reflected on the Old Man. "I'm delighted we were able to get this far. It's wonderful to see all the people." The Legacy Fund board has decided not to build out the next phase of the project.
The day before, Hamilton said, he had come down to the shores of Profile Lake and sat quietly for about 15 minutes.
"It's such a great spot," he said at the anniversary tribute. "It gets to you."
"This is something you can visit, and sit and reflect. This provides serenity," said Jayne O'Connor, president of White Mountain Attractions.
State Parks employee Darrell Dietlein said he was serving in the Navy and based in Maryland when he heard the Old Man fell. "That's one of the reasons that prompted us to move back here," he said. The Chichester native said that he grew up spending summers in northern New Hampshire.
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Friday, July 30, 2004JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (July 30, 2004) - East Tennessee State women's tennis head coach Steve Brooks announced that Muriel Sherwood has signed a National Letter of Intent to play for the Bucs for the 2004-05 season. The Atlanta native has played tennis for the past nine years at the No. 1 and 2 positions under Coach Swain. In high school, she lettered three times and posted a 50-3 record. She achieved a No. 76 ranking in the Southern Section and No. 16 ranking in Georgia last season. She is a member of the United States Tennis Association and ranked No. 279 in the girls 18 category. Sherwood was also a member of the Atlanta Metro All-State Team. "I am very excited to have Muriel join our team," commented Brooks. "She is a hard worker and a great young woman. Her personality fits well with our upbeat and positive team. She will step in and immediately add depth to our lineup. I have known Muriel since she was around 10 and I know she is about to become the player she has dreamed of becoming. With Muriel on the team we are one step closer to being regarded one of the best teams in the conference and region." The ETSU women's tennis program will enter the 2004-05 season coming off of a record-breaking year in which the team finished fourth in the Southern Conference with a 6-4 record and a 17-13 overall record. Their wins included a first ever win over SoCon opponent College of Charleston in a close 4-3 match at home, and a thrilling 4-1 victory over No. 65 Virginia Tech on the road.
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Saturday, November 16, 2002JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (November 16, 2002) - East Tennessee State's volleyball team wrapped up its regular-season Saturday afternoon with a 3-1 loss to Davidson in Brooks Gym. The Buccaneers, who finished 8-22 overall and 6-14 in the Southern Conference, would have automatically qualified for the SoCon tournament with a win, but Davidson (22-10, 15-5 SoCon) refused to back down. "We played much better than we did last night," said ETSU head coach Deane Webb in reference to the Buccaneers' 3-2 loss to UNC Greensboro Friday evening. "We lost some momentum after losing game one. From that point on it was like we were playing from behind." Both teams played a sloppy first game with four service errors each; however, it was the Wildcats who persevered with the 30-28 victory. ETSU retaliated in game two, at one time enjoying a 19-10 advantage, but the 'Cats managed a late rally to tie the game 29-29, before the Buccaneers escaped with the 31-29 win. Davidson controlled much of game three with a 30-24 decision and sealed the match with a 30-25 victory in game four. The Bucs were led by junior Kate Steidle (Waynesboro, Va.), who had a team-high 18 kills followed by freshman Nicole Ryan's (Etiwanda, Calif.) 17 kills. Setter Renee Vesey (Paw Paw, Mich.) led the team with 50 assists for the match, served up four aces, and put forth a good defensive effort with 12 digs. Freshman Katie Ralph (Seattle, Wash.) had 7 block assists, while Sara Scandiffio (Purcellville, Va.) registered five block assists and one solo block. Senior Roberta Quis (Southern Pines, N.C.) paced the Wildcats with 23 kills and a match-high hitting percentage of .459. Nicole Tonelli (New Lennox, Ill.) dished out 55 assists. Defensively, Kaitlyn Martin (Kalamazoo, Mich.) led Davidson with 18 digs. East Tennessee State's tournament hopes are still alive. The Bucs will finish seventh in the SoCon standings and receive the seventh spot in the SoCon tourney if Appalachian State defeats UNC Greensboro. If UNCG were to defeat the Mountaineers, then the Spartans will receive the No. 7 slot and ETSU finish ninth in the regular season standings and will not qualify for the tournament. Appalachian State hosts UNC Greensboro tonight at 7 p.m. in Boone, N.C. More details regarding the Southern Conference Tournament (Nov. 22-24 in Davidson, N.C.) will be released once the final draws are set.
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Friday, September 24, 2010
DURHAM, N.C. (Sept. 24, 2010) - The ETSU volleyball team opened the first day of play at the North Carolina Central Tournament in impressive fashion on Friday as they swept both N.C. Central and Maryland Eastern Shore at McDougald-McClendon Gym.
With the two victories, the Bucs are now 12-5 on the season which is their best start to a season since the 2006 season when the team had the same record through 17 matches. That team went on to finish the season with a 25-7 record and a perfect 9-0 mark in Atlantic Sun play.
The Bucs opened the tournament on Friday afternoon against the host N.C. Central. The Bucs controlled the match throughout as they swept the Eagles (25-15, 25-16, 25-13).
Megan Devine (Kingsport, Tenn.) led the Bucs offensively with eight kills in 17 attempts for a .412 hitting percentage. She also added three digs and four blocks. Alysa Long (Romulus, Mich.) came in with six kills (6-1-10) for a .500 hitting percentage, while also adding a game-high eight blocks. Whitney Cogburn (Kingsport, Tenn.) dished out 17 assists and added two kills, two aces, six digs, and three blocks. Kiley Tamblyn (Torrance, Calif.) led the ETSU defense with 13 digs, while also recording two assists and a service ace.
The Bucs finished with a significant advantage in hitting. The Bucs hit for a season-high .333, while limiting the Eagles to a -.08 percentage on the evening. The -.08 attack percentage forced by the Bucs was the lowest attack percentage by an opponent since they limited Norfolk State to a -.110 percentage. ETSU also finished with a 13.0-2.0 advantage in blocks and the team recorded a season-high nine service aces.
Maritsann Sinclair led the Eagles with seven kills (7-3-23) for a .174 hitting percentage, while also leading the team with seven digs. With the loss, NCCU fell to 2-14 on the year.
ETSU 3, Maryland Eastern Shore 0
ETSU's second match of the day turned out very similar to the first as the Bucs were in complete control the entire match to earn their second straight 3-0 (25-16, 25-15, 25-13) sweep. With the loss, UMES fell to 6-9 on the season.
The Bucs outhit the Hawks .296- -.07. ETSU also finished with a dominating 16.0-1.0 advantage in blocks. The Bucs have now reached double-digit blocks in eight matches on the year and have reached double figures in their last four matches.
ETSU hit .400 in the opening set while holding the Hawks to a .000 percentage. The Bucs kept UMES below the .000 mark in the final two sets.
Erin Ryan (Davie, Fla.) led the Bucs offensively with 10 kills (10-3-23), while hitting .304 and adding seven digs, an ace, and a block. Long, Devine, and McKayla Barber (Columbus, Ind.) each totaled five kills for the match. Long and Barber also had five blocks each. Jamie Stancliff (Advance, N.C.) finished the match with 10 total blocks, including three solo efforts. She also added three kills and two digs. Cogburn dished out a game-high 25 assists, while also adding a kill, four digs, and five blocks.
ETSU will continue the tournament tomorrow as they take on Hampton at 9 a.m. before closing the event against South Carolina State at 3:00 p.m.
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Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Factor XI inhibitors typically arise in patients with congenital XI deficiency (hemophilia C), after infusion of fresh frozen plasma or factor XI concentrates. Acquired factor XI inhibitors rarely occur spontaneously.
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Detection and quantitation of inhibitor to coagulation factor XI
Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
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