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Recipe by Leslie Eickhoff-Davis
"This is the only stuffing I ever make and it gets RAVES! Not only is it beautiful, it has a wonderful meld of flavors and textures. Want something different than a sage dressing? Try mine!"
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1/2 cup
uncooked wild rice
1 1/2 cups
2 cups
chopped fresh broccoli
1/2 cup
1 1/2 cups
sliced mushrooms
1 cup
chopped onion
1 (16 ounce) package
herb seasoned stuffing mix
1 (14 ounce) can
chicken broth
1/2 cup
sliced almonds
I make this awesome stuffing every year for Thanksgiving. However, the last few years, I've used 2 packets of Uncle Ben's microwave wild rice instead of the uncooked wild rice. It tastes exactly the same and shaves 45 minutes off the cooking time!
This was just ok. It actually sounded better than it was. Bland would be a good description.
62 Ratings
I brought this stuffing along with a roast turkey to a potluck tonight and got many compliments on it. Every lady there asked me for the recipe, and several of the men too! Some commented that they didn't really like stuffing, but this stuffing was delicious!
This recipe is a keeper! It goes together very easily too. Thanks!
P.S. The recipe as posted doesn't delineate a quanitity or preparation on the almonds. I used a small bag of slivered ones, and it seemed to be the right amount.
I tried another mushroom stuffing and gave it five stars...then I tried this one...it is fantastic!...I'd give it six stars if I could!!!
I didn't have broccoli and used more mushrooms instead. I used ~twice the broth then stated and it was good. Definitely a keeper. Will add other veggies like carrots or celery next time. YUM!
A new family favorite stuffing! My grandparents loved it, and I think we will be making this for now on instead of the traditional stuffing. I really enjoyed the wild rice, broccoli, and mushrooms, as it enhanced the stuffing. I used 1 1/2 cans of chicken broth or so. I added about 1/4 cup of thinly sliced celery. I sprinkled almonds on top. I used only 1/4 cup ( 4 Tb) of margarine. Very tasty and very filling!
This stuffing is a new holiday tradition in our home! Being vegetarian, I substituted the chicken broth for a high sodium vegetable broth and sprinkled some sea salt on the top before baking. It was amazing!! I blanched the broccoli too, which I think helped the leftovers remaining quite tender, not mushy. Enjoy this awesome stuffing!! :D
This recipe was AWESOME! This is the ONLY stuffing I ever kept for leftovers... I think those who ended up with soggy stuffing probably only used a 6 oz box of stuffing, not 16 oz, which is what I almost did. Thanks for the great addition to our holidays!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Leslie's Broccoli, Wild Rice, and Mushroom Stuffing
Serving Size: 1/12 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 12
Amount Per Serving
** Calories: 271
** Calories from Fat: 101
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KNOXVILLE — Five of Creston/Orient-Macksburg's 11 qualifiers survived a rugged Class 2A District Tournament here Saturday and advanced to the Class 2A State Tournament beginning Thursday.
"I don't know if we've been to a tougher district," said Creston/O-M coach Darrell Frain. "Every weight class was tough."
The Panthers, ranked fifth in Class 2A, had a tough time outscoring seventh-ranked Albia for the team title, 108.5 to 101. Albia qualified six wrestlers for state. Winterset, with four state qualifiers, was a distant third with 68 points.
Advancing as champions for the Panthers were No. 1-ranked Jake Marlin (138 pounds), who joins Brandon Sorensen in seeking a fourth state championship; fifth-ranked Trevor Frain (160) and top-ranked Keaton Hulett (195).
Frain and Hulett both defeated other ranked wrestlers to earn the district title, including a 3-1 decision by Frain over No. 2-ranked and previously undefeated Brett Leshen of Albia.
Hulett gained his second four-point victory of the season over No. 4-ranked Riley Denny of Centerville with a 5-1 match in the finals.
Marlin toyed with Chariton's Tyler Nance in the semifinals, rolling up a 14-5 lead before locking up the cradle in 3:28. He wasted no time in the finals, decking Albia's Caleb White in 27 seconds.
With two wins by fall, Marlin is now one short of tying Iowa's all-time pin record of 146, and could become the state's new record-holder Wednesday at the State Dual Tournament.
Marlin, 195-6 for his career, now has 145 pins.
"It's crazy," Marlin said at being on the doorstep of Iowa history. "When I'm done, I'll have just over 200 matches, and almost 150 of them are pins. I wish I would have started earlier, and I might have it now. My first couple of years, I didn't really think about getting the pin record."
Advancing as district runners-up are freshman 120-pounder Wyatt Thompson and senior heavyweight Nathan Robinson, who won a wrestleback match by fall over Clarke's Roberto Ventura. Robinson was edged 3-2 in overtime in the finals when Albia's Zach Davis was able to escape in one 30-second tiebreaker period and Robinson as unable to score in the other one.
There was also some heartbreak in the Panther camp.
Kruz Adamson, on a roll of late in the 113-pound division after wrestling at 120 much of the year, was not able to celebrate his 17th birthday with a ticket to state.
In a critical semifinal match, with top-ranked Mason MIller of Winterset looming in the other bracket, Adamson was leading 6-3 in the second period. But Kody Smith of Davis County got a takedown in the third period and caught Adamson in a cradle for a fall in 5:30.
Miller went on to pin Smith in the finals, leaving Adamson with no chance to wrestle back for second, even though he dominated his third-place match, 12-0.
Likewise for Gavin Leith in a tough field at 152. After dropping a 3-0 decision to No. 5 Griffin Osing of Albia, Leith watched 10th-ranked Zach Moss of Winterset hand Osing his first loss of the season, 2-1, on a late reversal. Leith had set himself up for a wrestleback chance with a 3-0 consolation victory.
Senior Jacob Johnston earned a wrestleback opportunity at 145 pounds after getting pinned by No. 7 Dalton Folkerts of Albia. But No. 10 Brody Beck of Grinnell pinned Johnston in 1:27, leaving Johnston in third place.
Placing fourth for Creston/O-M were Gage Cheers (126), Joey Huntington (132) and Seth Maitlen (182).
While some other teams may have more state qualifiers, Frain said his five-man team could place high.
"I really think all five can score points for us," coach Frain said.
Trevor Frain switched from single-leg shot into a double-leg grab for the decisive takedown in the resume-building victory over the undefeated Leshen at 160.
"I knew I needed to get inside control right away, and then shoot instantly," Frain said, "because he had a really good shot, a good sweep."
"He's told me all along he can win it, so we'll see how it works out," coach Frain said.
The veteran Panther coach is comfortable with the laser-focus of his top-ranked wrestlers, Marlin and Hulett.
"Jake is right where he needs to be," Frain said. "At tournament time, he sees the end now. His goals are right there. Keaton showed that it's not easy to score on him. Denny was known as a legger, and Keaton got right out. He's looking good, grinding people."
In two matches this season, the fourth-ranked Denny has not scored any offensive points against Hulett.
Freshman goal
Thompson said his goal was to make state as a freshman, and he won his critical semifinal match 3-1 with a takedown late against Centerville's Garett Owens.
"He took a shot and I down-blocked him and circled behind," Thompson said.
Owens took third place and was unable to wrestle back after Thompson claimed second based on his previous meeting with the Centervile senior. Albia's Shadow Leshen (48-1) pinned Thompson in 4:52 in the finals.
Robinson had a dramatic route to the state tournament at heavyweight. He got the only takedown in a 3-1 victory over Ben Kincart of Davis County in the semifinals. HIs championship match with Zach Davis of Albia went into overtime tied at 2-2.
Neither wrestler scored in the 1:00 sudden victory period. Then Davis escaped during the first of two 30-second riding periods, for a 3-2 lead, and when it was his turn to go underneath for 30 seconds, Robinson was not able to break Davis' grasp.
The Panther senior rebounded, however, to pin Clarke's Roberto Ventura in 44 seconds.
"The kid tried to throw him, but Nate's bigger and stronger and got the best of it," Frain said. "To think how far Nate has come in just the last 12 months, in both football and wrestling, is amazing. I'm really happy for him."
Class 2A state competition begins at 7 p.m. Thursday, after the Panthers participate in the State Dual Tournament Wednesday starting at 9 a.m. against fourth-ranked Charles City.
Class 2A District
At Knoxville
Team scoring (state qualifiers) — 1. Creston/O-M (5) 108.5; 2. Albia (6) 101; 3. Winterset (4) 68; 5. Grinnell (2) 46; 6. Chariton (3) 45; 6. (tie) ADM (1) 40 and Knoxville (2) 40; 9. Davis County, Bloomfield (1) 24; 10. Interstate 35 (1) 16; 11. Clarke, Osceola (0) 10; 12. Central Decatur (0) 8.
106 — 1. Austin Pontier (I-35) dec. Britton Gibson (Wint), 2-0; 3. Walker Henderson (DC) pinned Zach Bogle (Cent), 1:22.
113 — 1. Mason Miller (Wint) pinned Kody Smith (DC), :48; 3. Kruz Adamson (COM) major dec. Jake Staroska (Grin), 12-0.
120 — 1. Shadow Leshen (Alb) pinned Wyatt Thompson (COM), 4:52; 3. Garett Owens (Cent) major dec. Bailey Bettazza (ADM), 11-0.
126 — 1. Tanner Cowan (Cent) dec. Bryce Leshen (Alb), 1-0; 3. Logan Wendt (ADM) dec. Gage Cheers (COM), 10-6.
132 — 1. Bradley Irwin (Cent) dec. Tanner Poush (Char), 11-7; 3. Ryan Krugler (ADM) dec. Joey Huntington (COM), 10-6.
138 — 1. Jake Marlin (COM) pinned Caleb White (Alb), 0:27; Wrestleback: Tyler Nance (Char) dec. White (Alb), 5-2; 3. Nance (Char) pinned Zach Johnston (ADM), 3:25.
145 — 1. Dalton Folkerts (Alb) dec. Brody Beck (Grin), 5-2; Wrestleback: Beck (Grin) pinned Jacob Johnston (COM), 1:27; 3. Johnston (COM) pinned Wyman Reed (Cent), 3:25.
152 — 1. Zach Moss (Wint) dec. Griffin Osing (Alb), 2-1; 3. Gavin Leith (COM) dec. Connor Grgurich (Char), 3-0.
160 — 1. Trevor Frain (COM) dec. Brett Leshen (Alb), 3-1; Wrestleback: Leshen (Alb) dec. Bryce Lidtka (Grin), 7-3; 3. Lidtka (Grin) major dec. Sam Plagman (ADM), 10-1.
170 — 1. Aaron Crossett (Knox) dec. Jack Leshen (Grin), 9-2; 3. Trenton Wells (CD) dec. Jacob Bair (Clk), 16-12.
182 — Carter Isley (Char) dec. Colton Spaur (Knox), 2-1; 3. Jordan Grove (ADM) pinned Seth Maitlen (COM), 0:49.
195 — 1. Keaton Hulett (COM) dec. Riley Denny (Cent), 5-1; Wrestleback: Denny (Cent) tech fall Jac Agan (Knox), 17-0; 3. Agan (Knox) pinned Tyler Lester (I-35), 2:31.
220 — 1. Blake Glenn (Wint) dec. Dylan Nelson (ADM), 4-1; 3. Austin Warrington (Grin) dec. Broc Caviness (Knox), 6-4.
285 — 1. Zach Davis (Alb) dec. Nathan Robinson (COM), 3-2 OT; Wrestleback: Robinson (COM) pinned Roberto Venturo (Clk), 0:44; 3. Ventura (Clk) pinned Ben Kincart (DC), 2:44.

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While many men are fine with hair loss, for others baldness demands a remedy, which they seek in a variety of ways.
Over the years, the number of treatments that have been claimed to cure baldness has been exceeded, perhaps, only by the number of jokes about the condition. But since baldness -- as unappealing a prospect as it may be for many men -- is not an illness, procedures and drugs to treat it may not get the scrutiny given those for genuine medical conditions.
"Things have gotten better, so there's some of the older techniques and older treatments ... and there are newer ones, so it's a work in progress, fortunately," said Dr. Walter Unger, a clinical professor of dermatology at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine. "We're constantly doing new things and getting better in medicine; when we don't, we're all going to be in trouble."
But while treatments have come along that have not worked well, there are things available for men who are losing or have lost their hair and would like to cover their pates.
"There are a variety of medical and surgical options, as well as things that are completely noninvasive," said Dr. Nicole Rogers, a hair loss specialist with Old Metairie Dermatology in Metairie, La.
Male pattern baldness is typically associated with the conversion of testosterone to dihydrotestosterone (DHT). Over time, the presence of this hormone has been linked to the thinning or "miniaturization" of hairs.
"The new hair that grows grows thinner and less pigmented," said Dr. Amy Newburger of Dermatology Consultants of Westchester, N.Y. "It just comes back as a shadow of its former self."
For most men, noticeable hair loss begins in their 20s or 30s, but some see it even younger.
"The youngest case of male pattern hair loss I have ever seen is age 8," said Dr. Jerry Shapiro, a dermatologist affiliated with New York University's Langone Medical Center and the University of British Columbia.
However, male pattern baldness tends to start later, affecting, to some degree, 20 percent of men by the time they reach the age of 20.
But for most of these men, there are a lot of options to stop, reverse or delay hair loss.
In the ensuing pages we will look at a number of treatment options that have been tried and the pros and cons of trying them out.
Performed in two different ways, follicular unit transplantation remains the best surgical option for men seeking to counter their hair loss.
"This is an extraordinary reproducible procedure," said Dr. Robert Bernstein, a clinical professor of dermatology at Columbia University. "Hair transplant is the gold standard. It's 100 percent. The body doesn't reject its own hair."
Follicular transplant is a difficult procedure, but Bernstein noted, "[it] may not be done well, but if done well, it's "bulletproof."
As the name suggests, follicular unit transplant involves removing hair follicles from the patient's own head and transplanting them to other areas of the scalp that are losing or have lost hair.
The follicles are removed either in a strip -- which leaves a very thin but long (4-8 inch) scar -- or individually, the latter of which is a newer procedure known as follicular unit extraction.
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Friends of the Library is hosting its third annual garden walk tour 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday.
The garden tour, which consists of two home gardens and three businesses, is a self-paced tour for residents to gain ideas and find some new additions for their own home garden.
New this year
This year's tour welcomes She-Nae's, 311 W. Montgomery St., which sells rescued and renewed decor for home and garden.
She-Nae's, is locally owned and operated by Rene Foster of Creston and Sheila O'Riley of Lenox. They select previously-used items that have been transformed with new look and finish. In addition to their own creations of garden art, upcycled furniture and repurposed decor, She-Nae's carries creations from other local vendors, as well.
New to the tour this year, O'Riley will offer a do-it-yourself lesson in garden art at 1 p.m. and demonstrate no-till gardening at 3 p.m.
Tended with care
The work of urban gardener Lauri Long is on display at Iowa State Savings Bank, 401 W. Adams St.
"Lauri has worked very hard," said Kay Raymond, who serves as president of the Creston Friends of the Library board.
The ISSB garden, which Raymond describes as an "oasis" with "the charm of an old fashioned garden," was inspired by the look of a traditional Victorian cottage garden.
The garden is described to have a variety of unusual and unexpected "pops of color" among the elephant ears and sweet potato vines.
All plants used by Long at ISSB have been purchased from Kelly's Flowers and Gifts and Garden Center, 911 N Sumner Ave.
Neighbors Barb Bruce and Mindy Dresback, 200 and 205 S. Park St., respectively, shared some of their gardening secrets.
"I aim for anything that creates a little shade," said Bruce.
Bruce's yard is finely manicured and features Weeping Norwegian Spruce trees and a number of seating areas, such as a gazebo and swing, which sits next to a fire place.
Dresback said she has always had a nice garden, just "not a nice wall."
"When Barb asked me to be on this tour, I thought I wouldn't be able to get it (the wall) done," said Dresback.
Dresback's husband Rick conquered the project of building of a new retaining wall with the help of a friend Tim Hood and neighbor Ron Bruce.
Dresback said she really liked the look and price of her new retaining wall, which is made of reinforced wood.
In addition to colorful blooms, Dresback's garden is sprinkled with garden art and the sound of a water fountain can be heard.
Both Dresback and Bruce said they often spend time visiting in their yards while enjoying their panoramic view of McKinley Lake and Park.
Savta's Greenhouse
Savta's Greenhouse, 1433 Highway 34, will be selling perennials, annuals, herbs and vegetables.
Opened May 2012 by Angela Coke of Creston and Janice Warren of Afton, Savta's mission is to provide strong, vibrant and healthy plants at the best prices and teach people how to cook with their own produce and herbs.
Raymond said each home garden and business on the Friends of the Library garden walk tour was selected for its unique offerings, passion and knowledge.
Tour tickets are $8 and can be purchased at Gibson Memorial Library, Upper Crust Bakery, Savta's Greenhouse and She-Nae's.
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Red Sox suspend closer Alfredo Aceves three games for "conduct detrimental to the team"
Aug 25, 2012, 9:14 PM EDT
That nine-player blockbuster trade is official, but the drama continues in the Boston clubhouse.
According to beat reporter Tim Britton of the Providence Journal, the Red Sox have suspended right-hander Alfredo Aceves for three games because of "conduct detrimental to the team."
Britton has more details on the Projo's website:
Aceves was visibly angry in the clubhouse after Friday night's win, which was closed out by Andrew Bailey. Aceves slammed the door on his way in and out of manager Bobby Valentine's office after the game.
Aceves will begin serving the suspension tonight. It will run through Monday's afternoon tilt with the Royals.
He faced 10 batters and threw 39 pitches in Thursday's marathon loss to Anaheim, so his anger towards Bobby V is hard to justify. The 29-year-old has a 4.60 ERA and 25 saves in 32 opportunities this season.
Drooling over Miguel Sano's incredible numbers through 50 career games
Sep 2, 2015, 10:54 AM EDT
Miguel Sano statistical porn.
Brian Cashman, Joe Girardi disagree on whether A-Rod should play first base
Sep 2, 2015, 10:30 AM EDT
A picture of A-Rod from yesterday — not this one — seems to be the tiebreaker here.
No timetable yet for Matt Holliday's return to the Cardinals
Sep 2, 2015, 10:15 AM EDT
Getting healthy for October is the focus.
Elvis Andrus stole home. On a straight steal. Not one of those BS double steals
Sep 2, 2015, 9:51 AM EDT
He caught Kevin Quackenbush napping. Almost literally napping.
Ryan Goins had himself a good night
Sep 2, 2015, 9:37 AM EDT
A great catch and an extra innings walkoff homer.
Matt Williams puts up another strong performance in his quest to get himself fired
Sep 2, 2015, 8:07 AM EDT
Its like watching a car crash. No, wait: a tricycle accident.
Settling the Scores: Tuesday's results
Sep 2, 2015, 7:04 AM EDT
Was this a . . . statement game?
Twins GM Terry Ryan noncommittal about callup of top pitching prospect Jose Berrios
Sep 1, 2015, 11:34 PM EDT
Would it endanger or enlighten Berrios' career to give him a few starts in a postseason race?
Cal Ripken Jr. throws out first pitch on 20th anniversary of breaking Lou Gehrig's record
Sep 1, 2015, 10:49 PM EDT
It was Cal Ripken Jr. Night on Tuesday at Baltimore's Camden Yards, with the Orioles celebrating the 20th anniversary of Ripken taking over Lou Gehrig's record for consecutive games played …
Giancarlo Stanton now doubtful to return Friday
Sep 1, 2015, 10:05 PM EDT
Stanton has been on the disabled list since June 27 because of a broken hamate bone in his right hand.
Video: Manny Machado becomes youngest player in Orioles history to reach 100 doubles
Sep 1, 2015, 9:12 PM EDT
And he did it on the night the O's are celebrating the 20th anniversary of Cal Ripken breaking Lou Gehrig's record for consecutive games played.
Mets will activate Steven Matz this weekend and skip Noah Syndergaard's next rotation turn
Sep 1, 2015, 8:30 PM EDT
Adam Rubin of ESPN New York shares the plan …
Hanley Ramirez won't play any more outfield for Red Sox
Sep 1, 2015, 7:44 PM EDT
The reworking of the Red Sox has already begun under new club president Dave Dombrowski.
Video: Rockies turn triple play on Paul Goldschmidt
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It was a rather uneventful triple play as far as triple plays go, but cool and rare nonetheless …
Cubs designate Rafael Soriano, James Russell for assignment
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From beat writer Patrick Mooney of CSNChicago.com …
Yankees reveal Mark Teixeira's shin injury is "more than we thought"
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Teixeira has started just one game since fouling a ball off his shin two weeks ago.
There's a chicken pox outbreak in the Royals' clubhouse and multiple players are infected
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Kelvin Herrera and Alex Rios are already infected and will could miss up to two weeks.
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Gordon missed two months with a groin injury.
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En español | American superheroes had a banner year in 1963. "The Amazing Spider-Man" comic book hit newsstands in the spring, and the original X-Men (Professor Xavier, Angel, Beast, Cyclops, Iceman, Marvel Girl aka Phoenix) and Avengers (Iron Man, Ant-Man, Thor, Hulk) debuted that autumn. Captain America joined the latter group a few months later.
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Football Announces Signees
Wednesday, February 02, 2000
Johnson City, Tenn. - The ETSU athletic department announced the signing of 19 student-athletes to National Letters of Intent to play football for the Bucs. The 2000 Recruiting Class will become part of the ETSU program in the fall of 2000.
Outside linebacker Lamar Beam (Shelby, N.C.), tight end Scott Brumet (Pioneer, Tenn.), linebacker Corey Carter (Greenwood, S.C.), safety Ocasio Coefield (Ft. Myers, Fla.), running back Terry Copeland (Knoxville, Tenn.), linebacker Mike Cornegay (Fayetteville, N.C.), offensive tackle Matt Cox (Gray, Tenn.), quarterback Dashannon Gamble (Ladson, S.C.) and Bobby Guarino (Kennasaw, Ga.) will join the East Tennessee State program.
In addition, tailback Jason Nixon (Coeburn, Va.), receiver Andrew Nuckolls (Tunnel Hill, Ga.), Andrew Rhinehart (Elizabethton, Tenn.), defensive tackle Gary Rivers (Nashville, Tenn.), receiver/kicker Scott Salmons (Smyrna, Tenn.), safety Austin Smiley (Memphis, Tenn.), inside linebacker Donta Talford (Rock Hill, S.C.), wide receiver Tony Tiller (Lithonia, Ga.), wide receiver Tim Turner (Marietta, Ga.) and offensive tackle Matt Winegar (Kingsport, Tenn.) will also become part of the football team this fall.
The 2000 recruiting class breakdown by state: Tennessee - 8 * Georgia - 4 * South Carolina - 3 * North Carolina - 2 * Florida - 1 * Virginia - 1.
"I think that this class has the possibility to be the best recruiting class that we have had since I have been the Head Coach at East Tennessee State," said Paul Hamilton. "As I look at the young men that are going to be joining our football program, first I want to commend Coach Billy Taylor for his outstanding job of organizing recruitment from the standpoint of our position needs.
"What excites me about this class is that athletically we have kids up and down the board that can run, kids that are quick and kids that can jump. These young men are really the kind of skill people that we need to play with year in and year out to give us a chance to move to the next level in this conference.
"Individually, Lamar Beam the linebacker that we signed from North Carolina has a chance to be a special player. Lamar was offered by just about everybody in our conference and is a great addition to our program. Terry Copeland, from here in Knoxville, is an outstanding running back. Corey Carter is a young man who scored 41 touchdowns last fall and broke the All-Time record for touchdowns in South Carolina. Andrew Nuckolls led the State of Georgia in touchdowns this past season and has great speed. I was very pleased with Andrew Rhinehart from Elizabethton. He has a chance to play in the slot position for us and we are enthused about his athleticism and very proud to have him in our football program.
"I think that we really helped ourselves at the linebacker position. In addition to Beam, Donta Talford from South Carolina was the captain of the Shrine Bowl Team. Bobby Guarino is a linebacker who has long jumped 22 feet while Mike Cornegay was the Most Valuable Player in the Northa Carolina State Championship game. I also think that we enhanced the receiver position with the addition of Tony Tiller and Tim Turner, a pair of athletic players who can really run. Scott Salmons, from here in Tennessee is another good receiver, who may see time as a kicker. He had a number of punts over 50 yards and kicked 27 of 37 kickoffs through the endzone.
Once again, I am very enthused about the kind of kids that we signed. Athletically, we were able to get the kind of kids that we are going to need to take the next step in the Southern Conference."
East Tennessee State 2000 Football Signees
Lamar Beam * 6-3 * 220 * Shelby, N.C./Crest HS * Outside Linebacker
Scott Brumet * 6-6 * 240 * Pioneer, Tenn./Scott County HS * Tight End
Corey Carter * 6-1 * 190 * Greenwood, S.C./Ninety-Six HS * Fullback/Linebacker
Ocasio Coefield * 6-3 * 220 * Ft. Myers, Fla./Kansas University * Safety
Terry Copeland * 5-8 * 190 * Knoxville, Tenn./Webb School * Running Back
Mike Cornegay * 6-0 * 200 * Fayetteville, N.C./Douglas Byrd HS * Linebacker
Matt Cox * 6-3 1/2 * 280 * Gray, Tenn./Daniel Boone HS * Offensive Tackle
Dashannon Gamble * 6-0 * 187 * Ladson, S.C./Stratford HS * Quarterback
Bobby Guarino * 6-1 * 230 * Kennasaw, Ga./North Cobb HS * Inside Linebacker/Fullback
Jason Nixon * 6-2 * 230 * Coeburn, Va./Coeburn HS * Tailback
Andrew Nuckolls * 5-10 * 170 * Tunnel Hill, Ga./Northwest Whitfield HS * Slot Back
Andrew Rhinehart * 5-11 * 175 * Elizabethton, Tenn./Elizabethton HS * Tailback/Outside Linebacker
Gary Rivers * 6-2 * 250 * Nashville, Tenn./Bennett HS * Defensive Tackle
Scott Salmons * 6-3 * 195 * Smyrna, Tenn./Smyrna HS * Wide Receiver/Outside Linebacker
Austin Smiley * 5-9 * 170 * Memphis, Tenn./Kirby HS * Tailback/Free Safety
Donta Talford * 6-1 * 210 * Rock Hill, S.C./Northwestern HS * Inside Linebacker
Tony Tiller * 6-1 * 185 * Lithonia, Ga./Stephenson HS * Wide Receiver/Defensive Back
Tim Turner * 6-1 * 175 * Marietta, Ga./Marietta HS * Wide Receiver
Matt Winegar * 6-5 * 275 * Kingsport, Tenn./Sullivan North * Offensive Tackle
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On Friday September 30th, the minister for the Natural Environment and Fisheries, Richard Benyon met Geoffrey Findlay and Charlotte Hitchmough from Action for the River Kenent in Marlborough to discuss the low flows in the river Kennet, and the on-going issue of over-abstraction. Local MP Claire Perry also attended the meeting and made clear to the minister that her in-box was full of letters expressing dismay at the poor state of the upper Kennet. Claire offered such help as she could give to support ARK in its campaign to reduce water abstraction.
As he stood on the bridge overlooking a dried out section of the river, Richard Benyon agreed that the state of the Kennet was 'very worrying'.
Jan 25 2012: I believe that water is overrated and there will be an severe economic affect in Swindon if we don't continue to pump water out of the Kennett as the price of water will dramatically riseJan 25 2012: http://www.marlboroughnewsonline.co.uk/files/images/Claire%20Perry%20at%20Kennet%20event3-250px.jpgJan 25 2012: "Thames Water has made a commitment to reduce abstraction from the Kennet aquifer" This commitment is useless unless some monetary incentives are enforced/given to reduce.Jan 25 2012: Maybe some kind of market mechanism involving tradable permits, such as that used in carbon emissions schemes could be effective? Until an incentive scheme exists, companies won't take action. Regulation is not an approach that will return long term benefits, as there is no incentive to search for a greener, cleaner approach that will REPLENISH the river. Internalising the externality is only half the battle, the authorities should be a little more creative and seek a solution that incentivises both households and companies to not only reduce consumption, but replenish sources. It's not enough to put a brick in the cistern!Jan 25 2012: I think the whole school should do a rain dance in court
Jan 25 2012: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WfyTalqR41o&feature=related
We need to learn from this expert.Jan 25 2012: Or a ritual sacrifice in the Chapel?
Jan 25 2012: yeah lets sacrifice you...
Jan 25 2012: We're thinking of actual solutions here, this is just disruptive...Jan 25 2012: I blame Swindon
Jan 25 2012: I blame you.Jan 25 2012: I blame the EUJan 25 2012: Biers, are you there? Do you know what the tragedy of the commons is?Jan 25 2012: I blame the Labour Party.Jan 25 2012: i think that instead of having that second glass of water in norwood we should pour it into theriver then it will be flowing with drinking water which we can drink as well after games in the summer?!?!?!?
Jan 25 2012: Certainly we should be looking for strategies that incentivise to replenish, but do yo
u think that this is sustainable?
Jan 25 2012: yes, norwood has a lot of water. it will keep the river kennet flowing for approx. 26 years which gives us time to think of a planJan 25 2012: You should do, look it up.
Jan 25 2012: OK. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tragedy_of_the_commonsJan 25 2012: OK http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tragedy_of_the_commonsJan 25 2012: Is this a classic case of the Tragedy of the Commons?
Jan 25 2012: I don't know what Tragedy of the Commons is?Jan 25 2012: i agree with biersJan 25 2012: Walking over the River Kennet on a daily basis has opened my eyes to the damage and destruction Thames water is causing to our local community. Not only are they decreasing the aesthetics of this outstandingly beautiful rural part of the shire but more to the point they are ruining and bringing to an end numerous young and unfulfilled lives (of the fish). Now, I wouldn't consider myself an economist but you people seem to know what you're talking about and Im not sure what the solution is but what you're suggesting seems to be along the right lines. Based on my limited knowledge I think that the market based solution will internalise the negative externality being created here, but what do I now?! Go get 'em guys! SAVE THE RIVER KENNET!! Xx
Jan 25 2012: Being in the same situation, i completely agree with what you have said. SAVE THE RIVER KENNET!!Jan 25 2012: Internalising the externality is only half the battle, the authorities should be a little more creative and seek a solution that incentivises both households and companies to not only reduce consumption, but replenish sources. It's not enough to put a brick in the cistern!Jan 25 2012: maybe give firms the incentive of reducing their water footprint?Jan 25 2012: It is not only the river that needs to be sorted. Should firms be stopped from extracting water, there needs to be another solution so their water needs can be met in a sustainable manner.Jan 25 2012: People taking water from the river kennet may be suffering from Myopia.Jan 25 2012: http://www.riverkennet.org/Jan 25 2012: This is a pressing issue. The river has gone from
http://static.guim.co.uk/sys-images/Observer/Columnist/Columnists/2011/12/16/1324062851702/River-Kennet-in-Marloroug-007.jpgJan 25 2012: An incentive to conserve water rather than abstract it needs to be established. Perhaps water permits??
However, seeing that the River Kennet is primarily short of water due to a lack of rainfall. There is no market solution to increase the amount of rain so its suitability is questionable.
Jan 25 2012: This is Blasphemy!
Jan 25 2012: here hereJan 25 2012: Surely if less water is taken from the river, it will be possible for the water levels to rise again as the river was full before.Jan 25 2012: Make the people in Swindon who are taking the water have the opportunity to get paid for putting it back.Jan 25 2012: Maybe some kind of market mechanism involving tradable permits, such as that used in carbon emissions schemes could be effective? Until an incentive scheme exists, companies won't take action. Regulation is not an approach that will return long term benefits, as there is no incentive to search for a greener, cleaner approach that will REPLENISH the river.Jan 25 2012: social costs are greater than private costs and a water tax MUST be implemented with immediate effect!Jan 25 2012: Incentives must be created to stop companies from withdrawing water from the stream. For example, rewards for not taking water from the stream. These methods would be effective in both the short and long run but are not very cost effective.Jan 25 2012: Placing a tax on the extraction of water would help move the MPC closer to the MSC, and would hopefully reduce the amount of water been extracted.Jan 25 2012: But where is the incentive going to come from?Jan 25 2012: or do we limit the amount of water they can extract?Jan 25 2012: Yes. Thames water need an incentive.Jan 25 2012: What a disgrace! All down to Thames water!
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ay Patrick can now use both hands to fold her laundry.
That might not sound like exciting news, but it's been five years since she's been able to do that. Five years since the stroke that disabled her left hand and arm. Five years during which her left hand (her dominant hand, wouldn't you just know!) has been curled up in a tight, useless fist.
She had to fold the laundry with one hand; empty the dishwasher with one hand. She couldn't carry a shoe or a saltshaker or a sandwich with her dominant hand.
The problem was, although she could hold objects in her left hand, the hand muscles had forgotten how to let go. She couldn't extend her fingers.
Until three months ago. That's when she started coming to Ahlbin Rehabilitation Centers three times a week for 45-minute sessions with Sue Rhode, OT (Occupational Therapist). Sue showed Kay a very new kind of treatment called a SaeboFlex (say-bow-flex) orthosis, for use with a special Arm Training Program, designed to strengthen her long-unused arm muscles and to train the fingers to extend.
The SaeboFlex orthosis is a colorful, complicated-looking device with wires and springs and joints and finger caps. Kay would strap the device onto her left arm and hand and go through a series of exercises—picking up and putting down four-inch squishy balls, passing them through hoops and dropping them into various containers; grasping large balls on pegs and inserting them into holes, and more. She also did the exercises twice a day for 45 minutes at home.
Each time Kay closed her fingers around an item, the springs on the device pulled them open again so she could extend those fingers—and let go. Simply by using her hand effectively, she was retraining all the muscles in her left arm.
Kay has graduated from outpatient therapy, but now participates in Ahlbin Centers' Community Wellness Program, coming in regularly to continue her remarkable improvement. Moving beyond the scope of grasp-and-release training, she is working on fine-motor skills for delicate motions such as writing her name.
This type of arm training is most appropriate for patients who have some shoulder and elbow movement but no hand function. It can work for people who have recently had a stroke—or for those whose stroke occurred many years ago. "I am working with a woman who had a stroke 13 years ago, who is now regaining her grip-and-release skills," says Sue Rhode.
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In the "good ol' days" LaTeX was it; mainly because of two reasons, first - it gave such a better quality document that nothing else came close, and second - there was pretty much nothing else as a valid alternative. I'm talking 1985-1995 here.
And because of that, a major part of technical (or medicine, biochems., ... which have a logical way of thinking in them) users (people in general, in those professions) used it for their documents. It wasn't too hard to learn, and gave excellent results.
Nowadays, however, things are a changin, as old Dylan would put it. MS Word** for example as the most common one, is giving quite a nice result, with a much higher gain/pain ratio. For most people, it is good enough. If one wants to create a document for which there is no LaTeX template, pros start to weight even more on Word's side.
So, the question is this - do you think /and why - argument it/ LaTeX & co. has a future outside of cs sciences world (which users are inclined towards programming, and therefore usually take in LaTeX structure naturally, or at least with much less effort) given the recent trends?
** insert your favourite word processor; MS Word was taken just as an example
p.s. This was inspired by one other question that came about recently, but also with the trend I noticed recently, but which has been going for a while now (past few years) that even technical magazines, which used to demand articles in TeX, now ask for them in .doc format (or ...).


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Clarey left with nothing after wind causes race cancellation
Johan Clarey was moments away from his maiden World Cup win when the decision was made to cancel the Downhill in Val Gardena. It was a very hard decision for the French HEAD World Cup rebel who has twice been on the podium in the World Cup but never won. The decision to cancel the race was announced by Günter Hujara after consultation with his jury along the course. Over the Camel jumps the wind was inconsistent and with safety a major part of the decision, there was no other option the organisers felt.
With 21 racers down and the rules stating either 30 racers or 50 per cent of the field to have started for the race to be valid, this was hard on the Frenchman. "I was lucky on the track but it is not the first time that there is so much wind on the course. It was not dangerous for the guys at the top. I do not know what to say I am just so disappointed right now. It will take a long time for me to accept this. It is not very fair," explained Clarey after the decision was made.
HEAD World Cup Rebels race manager, Rainer Salzgeber spoke after the race: "It was a curious situation for a couple of reasons: for those in the top group they had to ski in really bad conditions and then they cancelled it when it was better. The question mark is the guy at the Camel Jumps and that is Hujara; he said that it was so windy that it was dangerous. I ask myself why was it not dangerous until number 21?
I feel really sorry for Johan, it would have been nice especially in France but that is life; that is sport. For those guys who are at the back, like Cuche, he had no chance at all but that is not a sport at all. What I believe is that if you have 21 racers in the finish and then stop and have better conditions before 22 for me it is a little bit strange."
Asked whether it was the right or the wrong decision, Aksel Lund Svindal responded "It depends on where you are asking from: From safety, depends how the wind was at the Camels, when I went the wind was OK. The rest of the jumps are not very big." Svindal went on to say that it "was a lottery, you have to ski good but with the high numbers you have no chance. When a guy like Didier (Cuche) is that far behind it says everything!
Cuche could not understand why the race was stopped and said "You do not know when it will be good after you have stopped the race. Why is he (Hujara) waiting now and not before number one?" As for his run, Cuche felt that is was a pretty ok run, he admitted afterwards.
For the winner of both training runs, Hans Olsson, his early start number was not what he really wanted as he "just wanted a fair race. When the snow comes I would have hoped for a higher number. Now I am in sixth and that is OK but I wanted to win," he explained. "I think I skied really well and did what I could. It has been a big experience for me to come into the race as a favourite, I have learned a lot. I am pretty soft on my skis and do not push that hard as many others. When I skied today I was almost singing the whole way down! I am more of a cruiser than a killer some would say!
No result, positions at time of cancellation (after 21 racers)
1. Johan Clarey (FRA) HEAD
2. Adrien Theaux (FRA)
3. Patrick Kueng (SUI)
6. Hans Olsson (SWE) HEAD
7. Stephan Keppler (GER) HEAD
11. Werner Heel (ITA) HEAD
14. Aksel Lund Svindal (NOR) HEAD
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These are incredible! Moist and not too sweet. I was served these scones with breakfast while staying at the Tabor House Inn in Vermont. They were so good I asked the inn's owner, Jennifer Bright, for the recipe! If you want to impress breakfast guests — make these. I promise no one will be disappointed.
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Preheat oven to 425°.
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Sift together the flour, sugar, baking powder, baking soda, and salt.
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What's for Dinner # 112 [old]
Time for a new thread. What's happening in the autumn/fall kitchen at your place? Or the spring kitchen if you're a southern hemisphere cook?
I'm distinctly dubious about tonight's new recipe.
It's fairly light - prompted by a gastropub lunch that was anything but light.
Anyway, the dubious meal starts with getting some rice on to cook and some brocolli prepped to steam over it. And then there's a sauce to make - very iffy I think - veg stock, a couple of tablespoons of ketchup, juice of a lemon, couple cloves of crushed garlic. It simmers until thick and a good coating consistency. When all that is ready to serve up, some prawns get 2 or 3 minutes in a hot pan to cook through and are then stirred into the sauce.
And, if it's vile, there's always a cheese and onion sandwich to be made.
re: Harters
Will be interested to hear the results. That might be one of those recipes that are unexpectedly good.
re: GretchenS
Better than expected (and so easy peasy). But not a keeper.
re: danionavenue
And what time shall I be over? ;-)
re: kscooley
anytime! lol
Reposting from the old thread where I was a minute or two behind the times.
Last night I finally made the sausage, peppers and mashed potatoes I meant to make last week before life intervened. Good thing sausage freezes so well. Tonight I have flounder filets from my fish share. They posted a recipe wherein you saute lightly floured filets and then make a brown butter to which you add fresh orange juice and lemon juice. The OJ sounds just awful to me but maybe brown butter with lemon and capers. Or brown butter with almonds and parsley. And there's some nice lacinto kale I need to use up. Other ideas very welcome!!!
re: GretchenS
I vote capers because I've been craving them like mad and don't have any and maybe I can enjoy them vicariously through you, Gretchen. Capers. PLEASE. :)
re: inaplasticcup
My diet so rarely includes European foods that I can never satisfy my craving for Koenigsberger Klopse or sauce meuniere, the two uses I ever have for capers. So I'm with you: capers, brown butter and lemon all the way.
re: JungMann
Me and JM, we say CAPERS - FTW!!!
re: inaplasticcup
OK, capers tonight, I promise!! Last night I got stuck late at work, raced to pick up the fish, screeched into the doggie daycare on the dot of 6:30 when they close (all in torrential rain) and then hit a way deep scary puddle on the highway home so there was obviously only one thing on my mind once I had poured a glass of wine: pasta. So it was shells, leeks, greens, cream, garlic, lemon juice and some of the fish cut into bite-sized pieces and stirred in for the last couple of minutes. Very tasty. But it will be capers tonight....
re: GretchenS
It's tonight, and I'm waiting... :)
re: inaplasticcup
:) Ina! I did it and it was wonderful. For some reason the phrase "frizzled capers" was stuck in my mind (from this thread, maybe?) so when the butter was nearly brown I dropped the capers in to frizzle. Worth the couple of splatter burns my wrist took. Served roasted brussels sprouts from the nearby farm and a couple of tiny red potatoes I threw in the the b.s.
re: GretchenS
Mmmmm. That sounds frizzle-icious. I think I might trying frizzling my capers next week whatever else it is I do with them...
re: inaplasticcup
There's an Italian restaurant in Berlin that always serves their tuna carpaccio with fried capers. Fried capers are the next level, man. They are snack-alicious.
re: linguafood
Big 'uns or little 'uns? One place we know serves caper berries with the smoked salmon plate.
re: roxlet
No, the little 'uns. I like pickled / brined caper berries (not the same plant, actually, right?) as an appetizer, but I can't imagine them fried. They're so... seedy & large.
re: linguafood
you're right, they're not related. man, now i want caper berries too!!
re: linguafood
Now I want these, though I'm eating a chocolate chevre truffle that I made... Mmmm... chocolate. Mmmm.. capers.
re: JungMann
No piccata for you? Mmmmmpiccata. Beloved stand-by in our house.
And to think I hated capers as a kid. I'd pick them all out of the Königsberger Klopse sauce.
re: linguafood
I think I've only had piccata once and it was one of the abominations in NYC's Little Italy that turned me off to Italian food. It's been such a long time since I've had it, that I admit I had to look up what piccata is and it sounds like an Italian sauce meunière. I could definitely go for that.
re: JungMann
Piccata was something that I always saw ordered by my dad at our local Italian dump growing up. It looked to me like chicken covered in vaseline. But it is ridiculously easy (and cheap) to crank out at home. I have a little hunch that you might really like it when you are in charge of quality control!
re: inaplasticcup
Mmm, capers. They'll be in tonight's dinner. YUM.
re: kscooley
I love capers. Last night was a pasta 'sauce' of sundried toms, capers, garlic, red wine vinegar and some of the oil from the toms blitzed in the mini food processor. Cooked up some chicken and red pepper and then tossed with pasta, the sauce and some black olives. Heaven!
re: kscooley
Ok, this was so yummy! Definitely a chili to be made again.
re: kscooley
now THAT looks fantastic ! "I'm making Whole Food's Colorful Turkey Chili with a few modifications.)" there must be a recipe on the previous thread??? yum. I love ground turkey.
A visit from a niece from California, a rainy day, and a 5lb can of beautiful DOP San Marzanos prompted me to make a pot of sauce with meatballs and sausage. We will have a mixed green salad after the spaghetti and meatballs, followed by a drunken apple cake for dessert:
It is currently cooling on a rack and smelling divine.
re: roxlet
Damn girlfriend, that sounds like the perfect dinner for this sucky wet day. I want some!
re: roxlet
If I weren't heading to my favorite Sichuan restaurant tonight, I'd be tempted to come over. It's crappy & rainy here as well, but ma po tofu & cumin lamb & all the other usual suspects will help.
re: roxlet
You can't go wrong with spaghets, balls and snausages, roxlet. :-)
re: LindaWhit
No, you can't. It was delicious!
re: roxlet
lucky niece! how was the cake in particular?
re: ChristinaMason
Everyone liked it, ate it happily, but didn't love it. They prefer the apple cake I usually make, and since I just took my DH and son to the airport, I will probably be bringing it to the club tomorrow to give to Katja for her koffee klatch.
re: roxlet
Inspired by you, I made linguini marinara and hot Italian sausages last night. Doubt it was anywhere near as good as a Siciliana can make, but was tasty. (IS's were from Fresh Direct and could have been better, they were almost as tight-textured as a hot dog. WTH?) Baby arugula salad with and I even ate some (had snarfed a bunch of the tomatoes from the Redpack can cold so I figured that was my veg).
Tonight is leftover Cornish hens I cooked last Saturday night (was tiddly and the preparation is not worth recounting here, but we did enjoy the foie gras before and our guest liked the hens) - with mashed and salad.
re: buttertart
Sounds delish!
re: roxlet
I made this for my husband once, not this particular recipe, but one with hot sausages and meatballs. I normally don't get excited about sausage, but this was sooo good. The sauce incredible, I'll have to check this recipe out, your dinner sounds wonderful and one the dh would flip for.


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that TD to Cecil Shorts was ALL Cecil Shorts (and bad D by the Texans). Sorry Chad, you're still subpar QB in the NFL.
Hey, look who had multiple chances to lead his team to a victory and didn't! Sound familiar?
Meanwhile, Matt Ryan threw five picks IN A WIN. Amazing.