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Dixie Crossroads Corn Fritters
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I have been meaning to post this recipe for a long time; these are absolutely delicious! Dixie Crossroads is a fantastic seafood restaurant in Florida, and they serve these before each meal. At the restaurant you can buy the fritter mix, but they also give out the recipe so you can make them from scratch.
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- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 tablespoon baking powder
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 4 tablespoons white sugar
- 2 large eggs (beaten)
- 1 cup milk
- 4 tablespoons melted butter
- 1 cup whole corn, from a tin (drained)
- icing sugar, as needed
- In a large pot or deep fryer, heat your preferred oil to deep fry with to approximately 350 degrees F.
- In a mixing bowl, sift together the flour, baking powder, salt, and sugar.
- In a separate bowl, combine beaten eggs, milk, and butter.
- Whisk egg mixture into dry ingredients; stir in corn last.
- Drop by tablespoonfuls into hot oil; deep fry about 5 minutes, or until fritters are golden brown.
- Sprinkle with icing sugar and serve as soon as possible; best when served very warm.
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Lennie, this is just what I was looking for! I am going to experiment with baking this recipe to lower the fat content, but they were so puffy and cake-like on the inside, crispy on the outside. I made these with Granny Smith apples and cinnamon instead of the corn and that was fabulous too, although the corn was better. Thanks a lot!
These are ON POINT Dixie Crossroads all the way. I lived in Titusville and have missed these since moving away.<br/>I add a bit more canned corn and sometimes add blueberries in place of the corn for a yummy blueberry fritter. I prefer topped with a pile of powdered sugar.
I didn't like this recipe. Too much batter and not enough corn. Tasted like pancakes. My mother used to make fritters which were all corn with just enough batter to keep it together. I didn't get her recipe before she passed away, but will still look for it.


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Description: Pastorale pour Orgue (1909) is Jean Jules Aimable Roger-Ducasse's only solo organ composition, which demonstrates skillful use of organ colors and demands a virtuoso technique for performance. Writing Pastorale in 1909, Roger-Ducasse synthesized compositional styles and techniques of two very different compositional approaches – impressionism and classicism. This study examines the stylistic characteristics of Pastorale by Roger-Ducasse as examples of both of these influences. the synthesis in Pastorale is primarily evident in the combination of classical forms and generic references with impressionist harmony and color. Thus, examining these musical elements provides hitherto unexplored insights into Pastorale as a master solo organ work of the early twentieth century. the dissertation is divided into four chapters. the first chapter presents the purpose, the significance, and the state of research of the piece. in the second chapter, I examine the traits of classicism through genre, form, thematic variation and other classicist elements of the composition. the third chapter presents the traits of impressionism including harmonic parallelism, extended chords, pedal points, ostinatos, and whole-tone scales. in the fourth chapter, I summarize the study and make a suggestion for further research of the piece.
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Description: Kirke Mechem (b. 1925), American composer, has a musical output which includes a variety of genres, the most prolific being choral music. This document examines selected choral works by Mechem that are set to the poetry of Sara Teasdale (b. 1884, d. 1933). Included are biographical sketches of Mechem and Teasdale. Selected choral works examined include Christmas Carol (1969) SATB and guitar, The Winds of May, five movement choral cycle (1965) SATB, Birds at Dusk, from the choral cycle Winging Wildly (1998) SATB, and Barter (1995) SA, trumpet, piano 4-hands. Analysis of the poetry involved as well as musical attributes and compositional techniques, including meter, form, harmonic structures, wordpainting, rhythmic treatment and melodic characteristics are included in the discussion.
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An analysis of the American Concerto by Ellen Taaffe Zwilich, identifying the use of motives, and a guide for performance preparation.
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Creator: Rodriquez, Raquel
Description: Ellen Taaffe Zwilich is an important figure in the compositional world, having written a diverse body of works for which she has received many accolades, including the coveted Pulitzer Prize. The second chapter examines this American composer, the commission of the American Concerto, and events leading to the piano reduction of the concerto. The America Concerto is a modern work that incorporates synthetic scales, unusual notation, and the organization of melodic material through motives. The third chapter includes an analysis that identifies the form and tonal centers as well as the primary motives used in the concerto. The fourth chapter includes pedagogy considerations for performance. Issues relating to tessitura, articulation, flexibility, endurance factors, fingerings, and technical features of the piano reduction accompaniment are evaluated. Detailed suggestions are provided to aid in preparing the piece for performance, including a study of stylistic concerns. The American Concerto is quite diverse stylistically as Zwilich explores the symphonic and jazz genres. The dual nature of the trumpet is examined as the piece combines classical and jazz styles in a virtuosic setting.
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An Analysis of the Composition Process of Bartók's Eight Improvisations on Hungarian Peasant Songs, Op. 20
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Creator: Kochbeck, Olivia M.
Description: This is a study of Bartók's compositional process as it relates to the Improvisations, Op. 20. The study, which focuses on the analysis of the draft manuscript 50PS1, compares the draft and other relevant sources with the final composition. Bartók's framework for the entire Improvisations is based on a compositional strategy of pairing individual improvisations combined with systematic revision of the draft copy by the introduction of tritones as tonal equivalents and movement by fifths from semitones, to achieve structural coherence in the individual improvisations. The tonic-dominant relationship is used to rearrange the individual improvisations in the draft and tritones as tonal equivalents are used to propel the movement between the improvisations to produce a coherent whole.
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An Analysis of the Genesis of Motive, Rhythm, and Pitch in the First Movement of the Sonata for Two Pianos and Percussion by Béla Bartók.
Date: May 2004
Creator: Ujj-Hilliard, Emöke
Description: This dissertation presents evidence that Béla Bartók created his masterwork, the Sonata for Two Pianos and Percussion (1937), in a very complex period of his life. Since it was a mature piece, Bartók utilized typically "Bartókian" compositional techniques and styles. His ethnomusicological studies were also influential factors in the creation of the Sonata for Two Pianos and Percussion. We can be witness to how different the first draft was to the published version; the minor and major changes are revealed in the draft study of the Sonata for Two Pianos and Percussion 's first movement. These changes allow today's musicians to reconstruct the compositional process. The first movement introduces some interesting uses of sonata form, to be explored in more detail in the analysis. Starting with linear analysis, the basic motives and rhythmic patterns are discussed and supported with Bartók's own explanations. The conclusion of this study has important ramifications for performance: it eases up the pressure on the performers, since problematic passages are analyzed and explained - preparing the players' mentally for the performance. This is music which is hard to play and difficult to analyze. The analysis, combining the results of both theoretical and musicological studies, is intended ...
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I have a dropdown similar to this one:
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Hey! Was that Chrissy from 'Growing Pains'? What We Learned From This Week's 'Masters of Sex'
By Dustin Rowles | TV Reviews | December 2, 2013 | Comments ()
It's the 10th episode (of 12) on the first season of Showtime's Masters of Sex, which means that it's time for everything to fall apart (before the writers put it back together again in the finale), and they took an appropriate angle with which to steer the narrative descent: The end of the world (this show has been really good at thematically tying all of their subplots together).
It's the late 50s, during the Cold War, so the action in "Fallout," mostly takes place in the midst of an elaborate atomic bomb drill, because we were all under the weird misconception that, if we hid under our desks, we could somehow avoid nuclear fallout (this misconception would last the entirety of the Cold War). During all of this, couples came together and fell apart, but mostly fell apart.
Ginny and Ethan — This relationship really doesn't make any sense, to be honest. Ethan broke up with his fiance, and Masters treated Ginny like sh*t, so Ginny jumped into a sexual relationship with someone she had already rejected. Mere weeks into their relationship and Ethan is already laying it on thick, and there's already a sense that Ginny — smart, independent, strong-willed Ginny — will come to her senses soon and reject Ethan's clinginess. For now, however, it seems like a necessary contrivance to keep all the characters in the same orbit.
Ethan and Dr. Masters — It also allows Ethan someone to confide in after Bill essentially fired Ethan from the hospital, not because he's sleeping with Ginny, it turns out, but because Bill figured out how his wife conceived. Masters was pissed, even going so far as to sucker punch Ethan. To be honest, they both have good points: Ethan shouldn't have been impregnating Bill's wife with Bill's frozen semen without Bill's permission. On the other hand, Ethan was looking out for Libby, who deserved to be looked out for, since Bill certainly isn't doing any looking out. I like Ethan, I do: But I think the termination should probably stick. I'm not sure his character will have an appropriate place in the story come next season, and I hate it when shows keep characters around who have exhausted their purpose. (On a side note, excuse my ignorance, but if Bill is shooting blanks, how is it that Ethan can increase the odds of pregnancy by using the same blank-laden semen to impregnate Libby? It seems like the fact that it was frozen would actually reduce the odds).
Margaret and Dr. Langham — Meanwhile, Margaret — after a conversation with a prostitute about the tricks of the trade (GET IT, TRICKS? *groan*) — also figured out why her husband wasn't interested in her sexually, and I suppose that, in the 50s, women might not have quickly come to a realization that would otherwise seem obvious today. It's hard to get a good beat on how this is making her feel: She suggested that it was the end of her world, but she also has to feel some sense of relief, in that it really wasn't her fault that the Provost wasn't attracted to her. I do hope that she will at least attempt to look at the situation from the Provost's perspective. In either respect, while Margaret was feeling down about her husband's sexual orientation, Langham was feeling bummed about the fact that he inadvertently impregnated a woman in the sex study, and guilty for not taking responsibility.
Related: The Provost was super pissed with Ethan for dumping his daughter, but the Provost should know better than to suggest that a guy should follow through on a marriage to someone he doesn't love.
Masters and Johnson — The reason why Langham was feeling bummed was because Ginny — in one of her few dumb decisions — informed Austin about the fact that he'd impregnated another study subject. It was right of Ginny to try and take some responsibility on behalf of the study, but she should not have involved Langham. Masters was right to take umbrage, but as ever, he displayed absolutely no tact. He really is one of television's most insensitive pricks.
That is not, however, why Ginny decided to quit. She quit because she finally (finally) came to the realization that Masters had feelings for her, and that the sex study was an excuse for Masters to have an affair with her. For such a smart woman, it certainly took Ginny a long time to arrive at the obvious.
Johnson and Dr. DePaul — Masters' loss, however, is Dr. DePaul's gain. Ginny walked from Masters' office and right into DePaul's, presumptuously assuming that Dr. DePaul would take her in as her secretary because DePaul doesn't have an affinity for schmooze, which means she needs Ginny to get her cervical cancer trial going at the hospital. Ginny was right to presume.
Oh, and if it was nagging at you that you recognized Flora (the sex study subject was Austin impregnated), but you couldn't place it (just like you couldn't place it when you saw her in The Avengers) that was Ashley Johnson, who played Chrissy in Growing Pains.
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Here's some Daveed Diggs for you. On Daveed Diggs' digs, actually. That man does things with clothes that should not make sense, but are absolutely perfect. (Go Fug Yourself)
Woody Allen has "so moved on" from his daughter's accusations and says he never even thinks about it. He equates her words about him to a bad review he won't read and comments on how wacky it is that Mia Farrow is his mother-in-law. He is the worst. (Celebitchy)
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If u play for arsenal its because ur a special talent.what a 2nd goal by him it looked like henry !and the blistering pace was incredible.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
Henry has obviously been spending time teaching the youngsters because Aliadiere scored a similar goal for the reserves. However, Theo looked several gears faster than Henry as he raced through for his second. If he keeps this up we might end up forcing Henry out of the team...
As for Hoyte, he is much better at right back than left back. The only problem is that ahead of him are Eboue and Lauren, and probably Gilbert when he returns from loan so his opportunities at RB are limited. He is a bit like Volz was a few years ago. Lots of promiing poterntial, but he is not going to get a long enough run in the team to show himself unless we pick up lots of long term injuries.
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The lad has had a great deal of stick on the boards of late
and i feel he has tryed his best in a possition that is not his natural position.
I think he is much better than volz was at the same time in their careers
whilst i agree Eboue is ahead of him i am not so sure about Lauren,
Gilbert seems to be doing well at cardiff, but we must try to be fair to the lad, young Hoyte has come in and played left back ok he has missed a few things and made some mistakes but we should remember he is :- 1) a young lad still learning and 2) playing a role that is not his natural position.
also i might point out that wenger must be able to see somthing that we fans cant, and wnger is just as interested in the team winning as we are .
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Theo is actually faster than Thierry.
I know someone that knows someone at Arsenal. They do sprints - 6 repetitions and Theo slowest is still faster than Thierry's best time.
Looks like he also has the same touch and finishing as TH14 and he's still only 17.
Very impressed when listening to Theo talk on TV. He is intelligent and well grounded - way beyond his tender years.


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Slovenian exhibition "I See You, You See Me – Cultural Diversity in the Eyes of the Roma" is open for viewing at the Geneva headquarters of the United Nations (Palais des Nations) from November 26 till December 14.
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A Slovenian team of sixty-five men and women is competing at this year's Olympic Games in London. The achievements of our Olympic participants - we are hoping they achieve their best results - can greatly contribute to the...
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Last weekend over 500 riders descended upon the tiny town of Plain, WA for the 2015 Touratech Rally. This was the fifth year of the rally and what started as an informal gathering of adventure motorcycle enthusiasts has turned into the largest adventure rally on the West Coast.
2015 Touratech Travel Event - Germany
Earlier this month Touratech-USA CEO Paul Guillien and BMW Owners News Editor, Bill Wiegand traveled to Touratech Spain, borrowed a couple of bikes and rode through Europe to the 2015 Touratech Travel Event in Niederashsch, Germany. It's the largest gathering of adventure motorcycle enthusiasts. This is a taste of the event.
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Lisa's hacking cold wasn't going to stop her enjoying what we are here to see. The Perito Moreno Glacier and so by 10:00am we'd climbed back into our layers of riding gear, somehow managed to do up the strained buckles on our boots and were waddling downstairs and out to the bikes.
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We bid farewell to Alfonso and Maria, then set off for the long haul to Mazatlán, Sinaloa. We were warned that the ride would be straight and boring with lots of tolls. Boy, were there tolls!
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For many parents, getting their child to sleep through the night can be a stressful task. Dr. Harvey Karp, author of "The Happiest Baby on the Block" and "The Happiest Toddler on the Block" and contributor to American Baby Magazine, has some tips for achieving a sweet slumber.
While getting your child to sleep soundly is no easy task, it can be a little bit easier if you introduce some things right from the start. Dr. Karp suggests swaddling your baby - or wrapping them in a large blanket with their arms at their sides.
You can also try adding soothing white noise to your child's bedroom. "It's a swishy sound," says Dr. Karp. "That's the sound in the uterus." By mimicking the womb, your child is more inclined to sleep deeper and less likely to wake up. White noise machines can be purchased, but there are CD's available as well.
Many parents wonder if they should just let their child cry themselves back to sleep. "Crying it out doesn't feel good to the child or to the parent," says Dr. Karp. Many children wake up at night because they hear noises in the house. By using a white noise machine, unnecessary noises can be blocked out, allowing the child to sleep more soundly. As for using classical music to block out extra noises, "[It] doesn't work as well," says Dr. Karp.
Weaning a child off a pacifier may also cause sleep disruptions. "At five months, I'd just get rid of it... at nighttime," says Dr. Karp. If you wait much longer to wean your child, you run the risk of your child crying for it in the middle of the night because it fell out of the crib.
Older toddlers often ask for extras at bedtime - one more glass of milk or one more story. Dr. Karp has a solution called Twinkle Interruptus. This technique teaches children patience during the day, and then the skill is utilized at night. "The technique is pretty simple," says Dr. Karp. "When your child wants something, you almost give it to them."
If a child asks for a cracker, start to hand them the cracker, but then turn away and say "Hold on one second, honey." After two seconds, give them the cracker. Gradually increase the length of time they have to wait for their reward and then integrate the technique at bed time. Read half of a story, but then leave the room for five minutes. As you increase the time they have to wait for the end of the story, the child will eventually get sleepy and drift off.
When all else fails, many parents give up and allow their child to sleep in their bed with them. "Co-sleeping can be a danger in the first three or four months, but what parents can do is get a co-sleeper that fits next to their bed," says Dr. Karp. "What we do know is that, the closer the baby is to the parents, the less risk of SIDS."
For more information on Dr. Karp's books and DVD's, visit www.thehappiestbaby.com. For additional information on this topic, as well as other parenting advice, click here.
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Yes, it's a long name for the easiest thin crust pizza dough ever. For a thicker crust let the dough rise for 45 minutes or more. This is extremely quick and the dough is really stretchy and easy to work with. Adapted from the Canadian Living Cookbook.
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- 3⁄4 teaspoon salt
- 3⁄4 cup hot water
- 2 teaspoons olive oil
- Pulse flour, yeast, and salt in food processor until blended.
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- With floured hands, remove dough and form into a round ball. Place in a greased bowl, turning over to grease all around.
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I made this in my KitchenAid stand mixer using dough hooks instead of in my food processor. I also let the dough rise for an hour and ended up with thick, chewy, tender, delicious pizza crust. Made for 2011 All You Can Cook Buffet.
This was my first time making homeade pizza crust. I was nervous, but this was really pretty easy! I did have a mishap with my blade coming off, and there was a huge mess. Maybe I should have used the dough blade??? Either way, this made a really nice pizza crust! It was very sticky, though, and I might add that flouring my hands did nothing. I had to oil my hands.
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The only thing I miss in WordPress is the possibility to backup and restore without plugins. I mean, a proper backup and restore tool. The backup can include Files and Database. Then you don't have to restore or backup the hole WordPress.
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G Samaras (66),C Millar (70 og)
Scots Prem 12:45pm Sunday 1st April Celtic Park (Att: 57848)
Last Updated: 01/04/12 3:38pm
Craig fires in a shot but it's blocked and that's the final act of the match. Celtic have taken another step towards the title with a deserved victory but St Johnstone certainly weren't overawed and emerge with plenty of credit if not anything to show for it.
Great tackle from Mulgrew down in the corner to halt Oyenuga. Sheridan then clips a ball over the top for the sub but he can't do anything constructive with it and Celtic bring it clear.
We're into three minutes of added time. Mulgrew's curling free-kick is gathered by Mannus diving over to his left.
Brown curls a cross into the St Johnstone box which bounces out to Blackman on the left. His cutback is easily collected by Mannus at the front post.
St Johnstone win it back and Croft slides in Sandaza down the right. His cross is palmed into the path of Craig by Forster but his right-footed shot sails over the crossbar. Should have done much better there.
Free-kick to St Johnstone fairly central around 30 yards out as Croft is fouled. He did actually manage to slide the ball through to Craig but when his shot was blocked, the referee pulled it back.
Samaras spins past Wright down the right flank but McCracken reads the danger well and gets across quickly to slide it behind for a corner.
Meandering towards the conclusion a bit now. Forster smacks a long ball downfield but it bounces straight through to Mannus.
Craig curls the ball into the Celtic box but Mulgrew heads clear. Maybury sends it back into the area but it bounces harmlessly through for Forster.
Mulgrew penalised for a foul on Sandaza. Looked to be a slightly delayed reaction from the striker, but it was definitely a foul.
Samaras is baulked by McCracken as he controls a long ball forward but the referee sees nothing wrong, much to the Greek striker's annoyance.
Bit of blood coming from Wright's nose it seems. I'd wager it's not the first time that's been the case in his career.
Wright's down and needs a bit of treatment. Looks like he caught a knee in the face from Hooper as they both challenged for a bouncing ball.
Craig tries to slip Sandaza in behind but Rogne is alert to the danger and turns it away for a throw-in. Croft then whips a cross in but Craig is penalised for a clear push.
The referee comes over to see his assistant on the nearside and books Craig for something he's said. Not advocating whatever he said, but he looked to have a point - Commons came right through him after he knocked the ball away.
OWN GOAL - MILLAR. Heartbreak for St Johnstone. They thought there was a foul in backplay but Celtic press on forward and Samaras sends a good ball in from the right which Millar turns past his own goalkeeper.
Ball bobbles around the Celtic box with Wright prominent until Rogne clears at the second attempt. Another corner for St Johnstone, though.
Great response from St Johnstone. Croft whips a cross in from the right which Matthews has to slide behind for a corner with Craig poised at the back post.
Just caught a replay - looks a penalty to me. Sandaza got a touch to the ball before Loovens brought him down.
St Johnstone claiming for a penalty now as Sandaza hits the deck in the Celtic box. Again, referee Salmond waves it away. I'd like to see that one again though - looked a decent claim at first glance.
GOAL - SAMARAS. If Samaras was disappointed not to get the penalty, it doe't last long. Commons' delivery from a free-kick earnt by the Greek striker is right onto the head of Samaras and he heads powerfully into the bottom corner.
Sandaza has the run of the Celtic half but has just strayed offside before he sets off. The free-kick is worked to Samaras, who goes down under pressure from McCracken but the referee is unimpressed by penalty claims.
Terrier-like from Croft as he forces Celtic back from around 20 yards out to halfway. He's put in a shift today that's for sure.
This Commons corner is headed clear at the front post and when it drifts out for a Celtic throw, they make their change.
Decent build-up play by Celtic once again and Matthews slides it to Brown on the edge of the box. He takes a touch and fires in a curling shot which is deflected behind for a corner. That's worked back to taker Commons and his cross/shot is tipped over by Mannus as it dips towards goal.
Brown goes down on his haunches clutching his face after an aerial challenge with Morris but somehow the decision goes to St Johnstone. Baffled by that one I've got to say - Morris clearly caught Brown in the face, albeit unintentionally, with his arm.
Sheridan catches Ledley in possession on halfway and again Celtic fans groan as a collective. Patient build-up play from St Johnstone and the ball eventually breaks for Millar but his long-range shot is never troubling Forster.
Samaras clips a decent ball in from the right which Commons fancies his chances of heading goalwards but Mackay is there in the nick of time to powerfully head clear.
Another decent ball in from Craig on the left but Forster manages to palm it away from immediate danger. It drops to Wright at the back post but he can't do anything with it and Forster gathers.
Physio is on so Rogne won't be able to assist with the defending of this corner. Subs being warmed up but not yet clear if Rogne will be able to continue.
Corner to St Johnstone but of more concern to Celtic will be the fact Rogne is down holding his left leg. Looks like he's turned his ankle as he landed after heading the ball out for the corner.
Mulgrew tries to slide the ball down the left to Samaras but referee Salmond blocks it accidentally and then awards a free-kick to Celtic as Brown commits a foul. Brown is seething and lets the referee know about it, earning himself a ticking-off.
Mulgrew and Sandaza tangle out on the Celtic left and the referee gives the free-kick to the Bhoys. Sandaza's not too happy but he'll have to retreat the 10 yards.
Stokes does well to get the ball in from the left into the St Johnstone six-yard box but Mannus manages to gather before Hooper can turn it in at the back post.
Another great ball in from Craig which Sandaza leaps to meet but his header just loops over the crossbar and lands on the roof of the net. Celtic need to get themselves going here.
Sandaza does well to draw a free-kick inside the Celtic half. Decent chance to get the ball into the box.
Craig twists and turns down the left and whips a great ball in but it's just a shade in front of Sheridan and Forster gathers well.
Best chance of the game so far as Mackay clips a lovely ball in for Sheridan from the right. He's across the front of his marker but can't divert his header on target. Should have done better.
Commons whips the ball in but it's headed clear and St Johnstone look to break down the left. Poor ball, though, and Sandaza can't get to it.
First free-kick of the half goes to Celtic as Millar is penalised for a foul on Brown around 35 yards from goal. He looks bemused.
Lennon has told Sky his Celtic players need to 'quicken it up' after being a bit 'pedestrian' before the break. He wants to see more intensity.
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Celtic remain odds-on favourites with Sky Bet - they're 4/7 shots for the victory. St Johnstone have been trimmed slightly to 7s with the draw now a 2/1 chance.
Croft caught offside as St Johnstone press and that's the last act of the half with just seconds of added time played. Been some decent build-up play from both teams thus far but both lacking the necessary quality in the final third just yet.
Commons' free-kick is dealt with shakily by Mannus. He flaps rather and the ball falls enticingly for Mulgrew. His apshot is headed off the line by the perfectly-placed Wright and Stokes' follow-up is blocked as St Johnstone get bodies in the way. Samaras thought he had a decent shout for a penalty as he went in for the initial ball in but play continues.
Commons whips the corner in and it's cleared out to the right. Another cross comes in but once again it's cleared. Croft leaps with Ledley as the ball drops and catches him the face with his leading arm. He's booked.
Corner comes to nothing and Celtic break forward. Stokes twists to get a shot away but it's blocked behind for a corner.
Croft cuts a cross back from the right and it slides all the way across to Craig. Lustig closes him down quickly and blocks the shot straight behind for a corner.
More groans - albeit less audible - as another Celtic move breaks down around 30 yards from the St Johnstone goal.
Commons goes over Morris' outstretched leg in the centre circle and the referee obliges with the free-kick.
Decent ball in from Lustig from the right but there's no-one in the box taking a chance and Wright is able to leave it and let it drift out of play.
Not sure what his specific complaint is, but Lennon is getting a little agitated on the touchline - he's had a couple of chats with the fourth official.
Samaras controls a long diagonal ball forward and looks to turn and run at the St Johnstone defence, but he handled it and the referee pulls it back.
Once again, a heavy touch prevents a decent chance as Samaras' control lets him down inside the St Johnstone box.
Sheridan is in acres of space as a ball forward from Wright heads for him, but it's pretty clear why as he leaves it alone. He was yards offside as he headed back towards halfway.
First sign of frustration from the home fans as a Stokes lay-off towards Hooper goes around 10 yards away from the planned destination. Groans ring around the stadium.
Commons tries to spring Joe Ledley over the top but it's too heavy and Mannus is able to clear comfortably. Some decent build-up play from both teams so far but final ball lacking in the main.
Craig whips an angled ball in from the left but once again the delivery is poor and it sails behind for a goal-kick.
MacKay tries to send Sandaza clear down the right but the striker has his back to goal as the ball is played and it drifts back to Forster.
Samaras tries to play in Stokes down the inside right channel but the ball is much to heavy and slides behind.
Decent build-up play from St Johnstone as Sandaza and Sheridan link up but the ball in is well cleared by Loovens and Celtic look to break now.
Samaras tries to clip a ball in for Hooper but they're not on the same wavelength and it's a comfortable clearance for McCracken to make.
Craig curls in the free-kick but it's pretty comfortable for Forster, though he does opt to punch clear rather than hold. St Johnstone do nothing with the subsequent throw, though, so he's vindicated in that decision.
Free-kick to St Johnstone as Croft tries to skip through around 30 yards out. Clear foul by Brown. Croft tried to keep his feet but the advantage wa't there so a definite free-kick.
Great chance for Celtic to break the deadlock. Stokes slides a lovely ball through to Commons down the inside left channel but his left-foot shot curls wide of the post.
Mulgrew powers out of defence and tries to make ground towards the St Johnstone area but Chris Millar gets the block in. Saints midfielders getting through plenty of work.
Stokes turns nicely around 30 yards from St Johnstone but the terriers in midfield soon close him down and the ball is cleared.
Hooper and Stokes link down the inside right channel with the latter springing the former into space and through. He tries to loft a shot over Mannus but just doe't get enough on it. Celtic appeal for a free-kick as Stokes was fouled as he laid the ball on for his team-mate but the advantage was clearly there for Hooper so I think he got that right.
As the clock ticks to the 19th minute, Parkhead rises in applause for Petrov with the Celtic bench - including several of Petrov's former team-mates, of course - joining in.
They certainly get that and David McCracken climbs to meet it at the back post but his header is more a looping effort and Fraser Forster gathers pretty comfortably.
Croft and Sandaza link well down the right with the latter forcing a corner for St Johnstone. Need better delivery this time.
Mulgrew's throw is half-cleared to Commons on the edge of the box but his apshot is always flying over the crossbar.
Samaras tries to jink into the St Johnstone box down the left but has to be content with a throw-in.
Cillian Sheridan and Craig try to link down the St Johnstone left but Lusting is in sharply to halt their progress.
Mannus races out to the edge of his area to grab the ball as Charlie Mulgrew tries to spring the St Johnstone offside trap down the Celtic left. Open game so far - it's good to watch.
St Johnstone knocking the ball around nicely until Frazer Wright overhits his ball out towards Sandaza on the right. Lee Croft then whips a ball in from that side but it drifts out again for a Celtic throw.
Wasteful from St Johnstone as the ball is whipped in and drifts out of play right on the other side for a Celtic throw-in.
Great overrule from the referee as his assistant over on the right awards Celtic a goalkick when Thomas Rogne clearly got a flick header on a long ball down the right. Corner.
Francisco Sandaza's first real involvement is out on the left as he spins away from Glenn Loovens and cuts inside and whips a cross over. The ball is whipped in and though it's a bit heavy, it's worked back to Morris but his shot is always wide.
Samaras is really up for this one today. This time he flicks the ball over David MacKay's head and lofts a cross over but Stokes can't get enough of a header on it and it's a comfortable save for Mannus.
Brown tries to slide in Kris Commons down the inside-right channel but Jody Morris is there to halt the attack. It's at the expense of a Celtic throw, though.
Good working back from Samaras as he twice intervenes to nick the ball back and set Celtic on the attack.
Confusion as referee Salmond halts play in the Celtic half. The Bhoys think Alan Maybury is penalised, St Johnstone reckon it's Scott Brown. The referee awards a dropball.
Anthony Stokes whips the free-kick in but in truth it's always sailing comfortably over Alan Mannus' crossbar.
Powerful early run from Georgios Samaras down the middle straight from kick-off and he's only halted seven or so yards outside of the box by a trip from Liam Craig. Would surely have been a booking had it come later in the game but Craig escapes.
Here goes. St Johnstone: Mannus, MacKay, Wright, McCracken, Maybury, Croft, Millar, Morris, Craig, Sheridan, Sandaza. Subs: Enckelman, Anderson, Moon, Robertson, Oyenuga, Moffat, Mitchell.
Lomas chuckles when asked if he's thinking about third place and insists he's focusing simply on one game at a time at the moment. He says Saints must be at their 'maximum and maybe ride our luck a little' to get a result today.
Celtic players have warmed up with shirts with 'Petrov 19' on the back after the news on Friday that former Bhoy Stiliyan Petrov has been diagnosed with acute leukaemia. Lennon says he spoke to the Bulgarian yesterday.
Neil Lennon praises Steve Lomas in his pre-match interview with Sky, saying he's been 'excellent' since taking charge and that St Johnstone have been a 'revelation' this season. Says some of his players have looked 'leggy' and 'mentally tired' lately, hence changes to the starting XI here.
Celtic team: Forster; Lustig, Rogne, Loovens, Mulgrew; Commons, Brown, Ledley, Samaras; Stokes, Hooper. Subs: Zaluska, Matthews, Izaguirre, K Wilson, Ki, Blackman, McGeouch.
Another lovely day at Parkhead. St Johnstone, of course, are the only visiting Scottish team to have won here this season - a 1-0 SPL win back in August.
No prizes for guessing who Sky Bet see as the favourites for this one. Celtic go off 4/11 favourites with St Johnstone 8/1 shots and the draw available at 7/2.
Afternoon all. We're at Parkhead for the day's opening SPL match with leaders Celtic facing fifth-placed St Johnstone. Rangers' victory over Motherwell yesterday means the Bhoys can't clinch the title today but it's surely only a case of delaying the inevitable given Neil Lennon's men have a 15-point lead at the top going into today's game. If you want to get involved, you can email me on firstname.lastname@example.com or you can tweet me @reecekillworth


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For work use, Microsoft Word and Excel programs pre-installed on the device are adequate for preparing short documents.
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