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Pearl River's Tuesday twin bill with Baton Rouge rescheduled
POPLARVILLE --- Pearl River Community College's Tuesday baseball doubleheader with Baton Rouge CC has been rescheduled for Tuesday, April 21 here in Wildcat Stadium due to projected wet weather conditions.
The twin bill was originally set for a 4 p.m. start, but will be played at the same starting time in April.
The rescheduled contests mark a rematch between the home standing Wildcats and the Bears, as BRCC defeated PRCC 15-5 Feb. 14 in Baton Rouge, La.
Wildcats split with Saluquis
POPLARVILLE --- A day after falling to Southwest Tennessee 6-1, Pearl River's Wildcats split with the visiting Saluquis in doubleheader baseball action here Saturday.
SWTCC took a 10-7 victory in the first game of the twin bill before PRCC was a 4-1 winner in the nightcap contest.
Following the split, Pearl River is now 5-5 overall, while Southwest Tennessee is 9-7.
SW Tennessee, Mineral Area sweeps River in Friday action
POPLARVILLE --- Pearl River Community College dropped two straight home baseball games here Friday in Wildcat Stadium, falling to the Southwest Tennessee Saluquis 6-2 before falling to the Mineral Area Cardinals (Mo.) 11-2.
The Cards grabbed a 6-3 victory over the Saluquis prior to Mineral Area defeating the host Wildcats in Friday's nightcap game.
Following the sweep, PRCC evened its overall record to 4-4.
River splits at Bishop State
MOBILE, Ala. --- Pearl River's Wildcats split with Bishop State (Ala.) in doubleheader baseball action here Wednesday, falling 8-4 in the first game before rallying back for a 3-1 victory in the nightcap contest.
The River improved to 4-2 overall with the win, while BSCC dropped to 2-8.
PRCC sweeps ASCC in season openers
POPLARVILLE --- Pearl River's Wildcats opened their 2015 baseball season in grand style here Thursday, sweeping Alabama Southern 8-7, 6-4 in Wildcat Stadium.
PRCC are now 2-0 heading into Saturday's games against St. Louis-Meramec and Baton Rouge in Baton Rouge, La. ASCC dropped to 1-4 on the season.
In the season-opening contest, the Wildcats rallied for two runs in the bottom of the final inning to take the one-run, come-from-behind victory.
River baseball standouts sign with senior colleges
POPLARVILLE --- Three Pearl River Community College baseball standouts have signed national letters of intent with four-year universities in Tracy Hadley, Derrick Mount, and Jacob Taylor.
Hadley, a 6-foot, 170-pound infielder who prepped at Pascagoula High, signed with head coach Scott Berry's University of Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles. The sophomore was a starter for the 2014 Wildcat squad, batting .316 and driving in 19 runs, while stealing 10 bases.
River falls short at Northeast in best-of-three playoff series to wrap 2014 season at 27-22
BOONEVILLE --- Pearl River couldn't grab a berth in the MACJC State Tournament after falling short in a best-of-three playoff series to Northeast Mississippi, which earned hosting rights to the event with Saturday's deciding 12-11 victory over the Wildcats.
PRCC, the South Division's No. 3 seed which wrapped its season with the setback, finished the year at 27-22, while the host North No. 2 Tigers are now 27-18.
The Wildcats fell 9-8 in the opening series game on Friday, but rebounded with a convincing 12-6 win in Saturday's opening game.
River falls 9-8 in opening game of best-of-three at Northeast
BOONEVILLE --- Pearl River's Wildcats blew a three-run lead in the bottom of the ninth to fall to Northeast Mississippi 9-8 in the opening game of their MACJC best-of-three playoff series here Friday on Harold T. White Field.
The River, the South Division's No. 3 seed, eyes a rematch and possible elimination with the host Tigers, the North Division's No. 2 seed, Saturday at 12 noon.
PRCC dropped to 26-21, while NEMCC improved to 26-17.
Playoff-bound River splits at Gulf Coast
PERKINSTON --- Pearl River's Wildcats are playoff-bound as the MACJC South Division's No. 3 seed after a doubleheader split here Saturday with archrival Mississippi Gulf Coast.
PRCC, 26-20 overall and 12-12 in division play, suffered a 12-0 shutout in seven innings of its nine-inning first game with MGCCC, but bounced back with a 10-9 victory in the seven-inning nightcap that took 10 innings to complete.
Gulf Coast ended its season at 20-21 and 10-14.
Wildcats split with Eagles
POPLARVILLE --- Pearl River's Wildcats split with Hinds in MACJC South Division baseball action here Wednesday, taking a hard-fought 7-6 victory in 10 innings in the opening game before falling 3-0 in the nightcap game.
PRCC is now 25-19 overall and 11-11 in division play, while the visiting Eagles are 26-15 and 16-6.
HCC swept The River in a previous doubleheader play March 30 in Raymond with 8-7 and 2-1 victories.


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Rated 5 out of 5 by HonestSPGgoldtraveler 21st Wedding Anniversary Our recent staying at Moana Surfrider was celebrating our 21st wedding anniversary. Front desk staffs were polite and very helpful. Moana Surfrider retains the same high quality of services and has provided excellent environment to hotel guests. Our Ocean Front one King bed suite was amazing. 180 degree view of the Waikiki beach and Diamond Head was on our left side. Each morning, I could see the blue ocean through the living from my bedroom. Amazing! Hotel room and living room are clean and well maintained. Breakfast at Veranda at Beach House was incredible, our table was right by the beach with full view of the blue ocean. Resort photographer did an amazing job, he took hundreds of excellent pictures for us. These pictures will definitely bring us lots of memories. Our recent stay at Moana Surfrider had given us an absolutely unforgettable experience and we definitely will return to Moana Surfrider Resort and Spa, Honolulu, Hawaii in the near future. July 8, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by SkSk Room was very small and view was poo We arrived at the hotel and our room was very small and we ask fior and upgrade. We couldn't even pass by each other in the room without running into each other. The bathroom was very small and only had a shower. Only room for one person at a time. We couldn't get a moved to another one of the resorts hotels even on another island!! We didn't want our money back we just wanted to be moved. So we decided to just pay for another hotel on another island. All was not lost you did have a great spa!! I just hate that this was our trip that we save for and we were very disappointed!! Thanks July 7, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by husker5 Great hotel The staff was outstanding. Great hotel and views. Had tried to use the platinum suite upgrade, but unable to accommodate. Still had a very nice room. July 6, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Shanow27 Room was too small for 2 people Disappointing stay, room too small and situated on a floor that was very loud with staff coming and going. was disappointed to be a SPG and be put in such a room that was like a shoebox for 2 people. very disappointing experience for such an amazing hotel. July 4, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Gil19 Getting rooms difficult I applied 4 months before arriving for Suite upgrade as a platinum SPG member. The room I got was 12' by 12' with some ocean veiw. I had to complain and got an ocean view room that was bigger. The Beach House Restaurant is great. This is a very difficult hotel to get the room type you would like. July 1, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Peter0308 Hotel is truly excellent in all accounts From check in to service, to dinner and pool activities the hotel catered for our family well. The room was spacious for our family of four with stunning views. June 30, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Alohaor Great place for vacation but definately need service improvement Hotel is so nice with great location. the overall atmosphere could let us enjoy our stay.. But the service esp frm the reception kind of ruin our satisfaction of the hotel.. Less staff at reception, we have to queue up long time for check out & waiting for bellboy to store our luggage.. When I asked for assist as we gonna miss our flight, one receptionist even asked me carry all of our big luggages to the front of hotel by myself!!!!!! the staff is not really helpful and it couldn't make our stay perfect, unfortunately.. June 27, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by riggs I was dissapointed For a Starwwod property, this one misses the mark. For a SPG gold member I had hoped for an upgrade and was given a room with a view of a balcony full of painting supplies and leaves. The room was extremely small and the bath walls and floor were dirty. The carpet needed vacuuming and actually could have stood to be replaced. Definatley not the quality I have come to expect from Starwood. June 25, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Rhodie Great Hotel but don't stay on street side This was a wonderful clean hotel. Perfect in every way but 1. If you have a city view room you may not get any sleep. Street vendors and performers are right outside your window entertaining crowds and it is loud. Be sure to get Oceanside room and you will have a great time. June 19, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by CDSyd Great location but very rundown and not kid friendly Great location and a grand main hotel area. Parts of the service were disappointing, room is very old and rundown. Pool closes at 6pm which is way too early. Stupid rules for the pool where staff should have the capacity and judgement to allow a small child to play with a toy if it doesn't affect others. Won't be rushing back. June 18, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by KMS0521 Great location but slightly uncomfortable rooms This is our second stay at the Moana Surfrider. We love the hotel but I forgot how uncomfortable the double beds are for two people. Look for a queen or larger if you plan on sleeping with your spouse. I would give this overall a 4 but we were so uncomfortable at night that I have to rank it a 3. June 18, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by jetset Room location makes all the difference The banyan level rooms are facing the street and the noise level is unbearable. The street level noise at 11p and 6 am does not allow a restful sleep or to relax. these rooms should be priced below other rooms in my opinion as I would not book again with the possibility that I can be put there. June 18, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by pawpaw1 location and class First time stay but will be back.LocATION IS EXCELLENT STAFF ARE ALWAYS CHEERFUL AND VERY COURTEOUS June 17, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by bartman outstanding place cant wait to stay there again June 16, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by tyme Elevators We loved the location. The one complaint I had was that the hotel could improve on the efficiency of their elevators. For our wing, we only had two elevtaors working. Therefore, we had to wait long periods of time for the elevators and 80% of the time the other hotel guests would try to squish in the elevators so they didn't have to wait for a second one to arrive. It was ridiculous. There were numerous times the number of guests in the elevator exceed the amount ot people allowed in the elevator at one time. June 14, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by TravelGirl12 Diamond Wing Rooms Need Updating This hotel looks GREAT from the outside, has a beautiful lobby, right on the beach, and has a fantastic courtyard, yet the room was very disappointing. The room where we stayed in the Diamond Wing seemed old, the bathroom was small, and the tub was dingy. With all of the great features that most people can see, it was disappointing that the rooms were not more like the rest of the hotel. June 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by RelaxedinHawaii Relaxing! My experience at the Moana Surfrider hotel was very relaxing. The front desk representative was friendly and helpful (I wish I could remember his name.) The room was comfortable and very clean. We had a wonderful ocean view room in the Tower Wing... very nice view. :-) June 12, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by pedro location the location was awesome and the quality and classiness of the resort was perfect June 10, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by ColoradoNative Highlight of our Trip We were only at the hotel one night but it was the best night of our trip. After our airline canceling our flight out of Honolulu (mechanical) they put us at another (less desirable) hotel. As we walked to dinner I stopped in to see if by chance there was a room. They had a room but the hotel felt bad because of my SPG Platinum Status - all they had was the historic rooms. That is what we prefer. Our room was small but wonderful. We enjoyed brunch the next morning and even afternoon tea before our night flight out of Honolulu. Thanks for making a wonderful trip EVEN better. We will be back! June 10, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by BigLi77 Exquisite Location We stayed in this hotel just for 2 nights before our final destination. The hotel overall was above average, but the location on the beach was probably the best in Waikiki. The service was excelleny, the rooms werr nice and spacious, and sitting out on your individual porch is choice. We had three people in our room and only two double beds, so we asked for a roll away, expecting a spring, uncomfortable bed. However, we received a 'heavenly' roll away, which was as comfortable as the double beds. The beach is superb, maybe 20 steps from the pool, and you can go out with a towel or chair and stay there all day. In addition, the location in town is great, located on the main road, Kala Kuau, near great restaurants and shops. I highly reccomend the Yard House restaurant and bar for good prices and amazing food and drinks. My only complaints were that the pool and lounge area was small relative to the hotel and guest number. Also, the hotel restaurant's breakfast buffet was very overpriced, in addition to the poolside restaurant. One of the elevators was broken so we constantly had to wait for a ride to our room. June 10, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by FrequentTraveler Best SPG property yet I stay at SPG properties very frequently and have also visited the SPG Bora Bora resorts. The Moana Surfrider outperformed my expectations and the staff was phenomenal! This has been my favorite hotel to date. Thank you very much for an amazing vacation! June 9, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Waikiki77 First experience at the First Lady Stunning location, great experience, did not want to leave! This hotel has a lovely ambience and wonderful history. I found the lobby to be very hectic. Customer service (not all) was not to the standard I expected for an establishment of this calibre. Fast elevators! Make sure you do high tea on the Veranda - great way to see the afternoon pass by! Room seemed to lack the usual detailed compendium. June 7, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Sachmo1 Elevators The elevators were a mess....people lined up to go up and down. Also, the room safe was not woking and when I phoned they quoted 5 minutes! 40 minutes later I had to call and tell them to forget it. The good is the bartenders Brian and Wade are excellent at the Veranda restaurant!!! The service is wonderful! June 7, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by AllanM Suite - life in paradise The location, the room and the facilities could not be better. At the front is the markets, lots of shopping centres, Cheesecake Factory all you could want. At the rear is the beach, straight on the sand. There were even turtles coming up for air every couple of minutes. I had a small one come about 2 metres from me when I was in the lying on my float. June 5, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Fairyqueent Terrible for honeymoon We have stayed at this hotel several times, as we frequently visit Oahu. Each visit has been just ok, but we decided to give it another shot. For this trip, we got married in Oahu and checked into the Moana to start our honeymoon. What a mistake. Of course there was no upgrade given how busy the hotel always is, which is fine. However, room 1 we were given had a bunch of ants in the bathroom. They tried to spray and clean it up, but the ant problem persisted. After talking to the front desk the next day, we wasted almost the whole day waiting for another room to be ready for us. Room 2 - same problem, a bunch of ants in the bathroom. By now we gave up since we were only staying 2 nights. I think this hotel has gotten so busy and popular that they don't really care about customer service anymore. Especially for a very loyal SPGer, I had expected a bit more. We will not be returning to this hotel. June 2, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Jenn13 Waikiki trip The hotel is beautiful and the staff extremely friendly but our room smelled musty and the shower was clogged. They were able to fix the shower but did not do anything about the smell. It's also loud in the room due to the street noise and the music which is played in the lobby. They provide a noise machine which can help. Also, they do not have a hot tub on premise. June 2, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Germanus1234 Nice surrounding, service should be improved -Staff totally focused on japanese guests partial with bad english knowledge -Housekeeping entered our room at 8 am without knocking -Hotels with this rating should not have plastic bathrooms -old equipment in the rooms June 1, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by dottie1277 Hotel at its best Moana Surfrider is not only beautiful but the location is in the center of all the shops and restaurants. It also has a beautiful beach front property right in front of a beginners surf break. The restaurant and bar serves delicious food and you even get a glass of free wine! I highly recommend this hotel! May 31, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jimmy2013 Met and exceeded expectations. Fantastic plantation era hotel on the beach at Waikiki. Staff are first class as are the amentities, outdoor bar, spa and tour agent services. The only minor criticism would be of the pool size and battle to get seat spots each morning, but as it turned out, the better options are the direct beachc access or sitting back and sipping on a cocktail. The nearby high class hotel don't compare for location, class and quality. The hotel culture is laid-back but not lazy. Will definitely go back. May 30, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by AmandaF85 Amazing hotel Beautiful hotel, on an absolutely beautiful island. We were there for our honeymoon. Although we didn't really get any kind of recognition for our spg membership, the staff was nevertheless very nice and helpful. Great location, beautiful stretch of beach. Cannot say anything bad about this hotel. May 29, 2013


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The Crowder soccer team remains unblemished this season after blanking Hesston Community College 3-0 on Saturday.
Just like the season opener on Thursday, the Roughriders scored their goals in the first half and never looked back.
Daniel Collins got Crowder on the board when he scored on a penalty kick 15 minutes into the game to make it 1-0. Freshman Kenlley Leyendickers (Quincy, Ill.) got into the mix on the final two goals, dishing out assists on both as Joplin High School products Brantley Gossett and Joe Rice, both freshmen, scored in the 19th and 30th minute, respectively.
Gustav Kennestig pitched the shutout in goal for the Roughriders, recording one save. The Roughriders (2-0) fired 11 shots on goal. They'll be on the road again Tuesday for a 7 p.m. showdown at Coffeyville Community College.
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Alexandre Arrechea Introduces 'No Limits,' a New, Wonderfully Twisty Skyline to Park Avenue
The Cuban-born artist Alexandre Arrechea has long been fascinated with taking solid, familiar objects–a basketball hoop, a piano, security cameras–and, by adding or subtracting (though usually adding), playfully transforming them into something a little weird, something a lot delightful.
Now, under the auspices of the Magnan Metz Gallery, and working in conjunction with New York City's Department of Parks & Recreation as well as The Fund for the Park Avenue Sculpture Committee, Arrechea delivers his most ambitious and, from what I've seen, his most fully realized and successful project yet, No Limits.
Installed along the Park Avenue mall between 54th to 67th Streets, No Limits gives us ten of New York City's beloved, iconic buildings, all turned into giant, twirly, sculptural playthings.
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Although Arrechea and his crew had only finished installing two of the ten buildings when I went to check out the No Limits exhibition on opening day–these towering, complicated pieces can weigh up to 12,000 pounds, and so require special steel foundations, so it's understandable that they've fallen a little behind–but it's easy to tell how cool this is going to be when it's completed.
The ten buildings chosen by Arrechea are all easily recognizable in their normal state: the Flatiron building and the Empire State, the Chrysler, the Helmsley, the MetLife Insurance buildings. But part of the fun of Arrechea's No Limits series is identifying the familiar structures as crazy, snaky toys. And because of the bright red wheel that seems to serve as a base for Arrechea's buildings, all of the works look as if they can move, or swing… and two of them, the MetLife and Citigroup Buildings, are made to resemble giant tops, and actually can be spun by passersby.
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It's all very cool looking and fun, the 10 buildings in Alexandre Arrechea's No Limits series, but like most successful pieces of public art there's also a deeper interplay between the sculptures and their surroundings. As Arrechea puts it in his artist's statement: "I believe the same way that a building is exposed to daily elements and changes–cold, heat, rain, fog–it is also exposed to constant changes in function–increases and decreases in market value, tenant use, and therefore purpose and social value. These persistent modifications are something I want to capture and embody in my work, creating a new model in constant negotiation with its surroundings."
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Fashionably dressed and smoothly coiffed, New York first lady Silda Spitzer's expression seemed to convey a mixture of sadness and rage during the Monday press conference where her husband, New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer, publicly apologized over his alleged involvement in a prostitution ring.
The news videos headlining the alleged infidelity of a powerful man brought up other similar images of late -- Bill and Hillary Clinton, former New Jersey Gov. James McGreevey and his wife, Dina, and Idaho Sen. Larry Craig and his wife, Suzanne.
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Published: Monday, January 20, 2014 at 11:00 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, January 21, 2014 at 12:07 a.m.
FRANKFORT, Ky. | The Stillman College women's basketball team lost a road game to the Kentucky State Thorobrettes, 81-69, Monday afternoon at the Exum Center in Frankfort.
Angel Mitchell had a game-high 25 points for Stillman (5-13, 1-7 in SIAC). Samantha Thomas finished with 16 points, eight rebounds and two blocks while Joclyn Ramos tallied seven points and ten rebounds.
Stillman started the contest off slow, committing eight turnovers in the first seven minutes. KSU shot 48 percent in the first half as the Thorobrettes built a 37-30 halftime lead.
Stillman returns home to take on Tuskegee next Monday at 5:30 p.m.
Kentucky State 89, Stillman 84
FRANKFORT, Ky. | The Tigers dropped a heartbreaker to the Thorobreds.
Stillman was paced by Markeith Madison with 23 points, three assists and three steals. D'uanaway Barnes and Maurice Crenshaw had 13 and 12 points, respectively, off the bench while Justin Harris had 11.
The second half saw Stillman shoot 50 percent from the floor and outscore the Thorobreds 44-40, but the Tigers could not regain full momentum of the contest.
The Thorobreds out rebounded the Tigers 39-34,
Stillman returns home to take on Tuskegee next Monday at 7:30 p.m.
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Joseph (Codgie) Codrington – Head Youth Coach; USATF Certified Coach
Joseph is a former athlete who had a successful career competing in the 800m for his native country of Barbados. Upon completion Codgie was recruited to run for Eastern Michigan University. At EMU he became an All American and graduated with a BA in International Trade. Joseph served as manager of the Barbados Amateur Athletic Association's National team at the Central American and Caribbean Games. Currently Codgie serves as President and CEO of Codrington Enterprises, a sports marketing agency marketing and managing the careers of professional track and field athletes. He is a registered Authorized Athlete Representative with USATF. He began with AATC in the fall of 2006 as Assistant Youth Coach and now performs as Head Youth Coach. His goal for the AATC youth kids is to develop a sense of purpose and discipline, become physically fit, display good sportsmanship and prepare those who desire an opportunity for college track scholarships. Joseph lives in Ann Arbor and is married with four kids, one a former AATC youth and one currently a member of AATC.
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Derrick Jackson - Distance, Middle-Distance
Derrick was a 9 time MAC Conferance Champion and All-American 800m runner under the legendary Coach, Bob Parks at Eastern Michigan University. As a social worker and police officer Derrick works as the Director Of Community Engagment for the Washtenaw County Sheriff's Office, teaches at EMU in the School of Social Work and dedicates his free time to help coach our young runners. (Has a daughter that competes for the team)
Stacey Jackson - Sprint, Hurdles
Stacey is a native of Kansas where she ran for the National Champion Barton Community College track team before transfering to Eastern Michigan University. While there she ran hurdles and competed in the multi-event heptahlon. Her expertise is in the short sprints, hurdles and sprint technique. (Has a daughter that competes for the team)
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East Union drops first game
The East Union Urchins hosted its first home game on Friday night, and suffered its first loss at the hands of the Mantachie Mustangs, 41-6, making them 2-1 on the season.
The game was originally meant to begin at 7:30 p.m., but electrical issues at the field at BNA Bank Park delayed the game for an hour.
"We got off to a shaky start off the field," East Union head coach Scott Duley said. "We had over and hour delay with our light situation. Whether that had anything to do with our performance tonight, I'm not sure."
Mantachie scored five touchdowns in the first half and one more in the second, building a 41-0 lead going into the fourth quarter. Running back Broderick Montgomery scored East Union's only touchdown with two minutes left, preventing the shutout.
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Something is using up my fuel without i'm accepting anything or crafting?? Is it drop offs??
Crafting takes some fuel, usually a pretty small amount. If you craft a lot though, it will probably begin to start using a lot of fuel. You should probably only craft what you really need.
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Bake something different for dessert this holiday season with these three Mexican cookie recipes from chef and writer Pati Jinich.
- 1 3/4 cups firmly packed, chopped or grated piloncillo, or dark brown sugar
- 3/4 cup water
- 1 Ceylon or true cinnamon stick
- 1 cup unsalted butter, at room temperature, thickly sliced, plus more to grease the baking sheets
- 2 tablespoons honey
- 4 1/4 cups all-purpose flour, plus more for dusting to roll the dough
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 2 teaspoons baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher or coarse sea salt
- 2 eggs, at room temperature and lightly beaten
- 1 egg, lightly beaten, for glaze
- Confectioners' sugar for sprinkling on top, optional
- Ground cinnamon for sprinkling on top, optional
Baking Directions:
In a medium 3-quart saucepan, combine the piloncillo, the water and cinnamon. Place over medium heat and bring to a simmer. Lower the heat to medium-low and simmer for about 15 minutes, or until the piloncillo dissolves and the liquid thickens to a light syrup. Turn off the heat and remove the cinnamon stick. You should have about 1 1/4 cups piloncillo syrup, but it need not be exact. Add the butter and honey and stir until it melts.In a large mixing bowl, combine the flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt. Make a well in the center and pour in the piloncillo mixture. Mix with a rubber spatula until well combined. Add the 2 eggs and stir until thoroughly mixed. The dough will be very sticky, runny and gooey. Place 2 long pieces of plastic wrap, one horizontal and one vertical, in the bottom of a medium mixing bowl, letting the ends of the plastic wrap hang over the edge of the bowl. With a rubber spatula, scrape the dough onto the plastic wrap, bring the edges of the wrap over the dough and secure tightly. Refrigerate 2 hours up to a couple of days.When you are ready to bake the cookies, preheat the oven to 375 degrees F. Butter two baking sheets. Remove the dough from the refrigerator, and sprinkle flour on a countertop or cutting board as well as on a rolling pin. Cut the dough in half. Roll out the dough, which will now be firmer, until 1/4 inch thick. Using a piggy cookie cutter (or other shapes, but then you may need to change the name!), press straight down on the dough, moving the cutter gently on the counter top to make it easier to lift the shaped dough from the counter to the baking sheet. Transfer the cookies to the prepared baking sheets.Gently brush the cookie tops with the lightly beaten egg. Repeat to make the remaining cookies. If the dough becomes too sticky, roll it into a ball, wrap it with the plastic wrap, and place it in the freezer for 5 to 10 minutes before rolling again. Bake for 7 to 9 minutes, or until cookies are puffed and golden on top. Remove from the oven and transfer to a cooling rack. Once cooled, sift confectioners' sugar and cinnamon on top, if desired.
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- 1/2 cup granulated sugar
- 2 large eggs, at room temperature
- 4 cups all-purpose flour, plus more to roll the dough
- Pinch of kosher or coarse sea salt
- 1 cup heavy cream
- 8 ounces bittersweet chocolate, chopped
- 1-2 tablespoons sugar, if needed to sweeten the filling
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- 3 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- A pinch of salt
- 1 teaspoon anise seeds
- 4 ounces, or 1/2 cup butter, cut into chunks
- 4 ounces, or 1/2 cup vegetable shortening
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 2 egg yolks
- 1/3 cup warm water
- Confectioners sugar, optional
Baking Directions:
Mix the all-purpose flour, baking powder, salt and anise seeds in a large mixing bowl. Toss in the butter chunks and the vegetable shortening in spoonfuls. Begin to mix it with your hands, until the butter and vegetable shortening are mixed in with the rest of the ingredients. Add the sugar, egg yolks and warm water, working everything together with your hands. In less than a minute, the dough should be soft and malleable enough to be turned into a ball. Don't knead it more than necessary as soon as it all comes together in a homogeneous mass it is good enough.Butter a large cookie sheet. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. One by one, make cookie balls with the palms of your hands, of about 1 1/2". Then roll it out either with your hands or on a lightly floured surface, into a short rope form, of about 3 to 4" long and less than 1" wide. Twist the rope a bit and close the two ends making a loop. It is very easy, like a doughnut shape! Place the finished rosquitas on a buttered cookie sheet until you have finished the dough. Place them in the oven anywhere from 20 to 25 minutes, or until cooked and lightly browned on top. Remove them from the oven, let them cool, and sprinkle with confectioners' sugar if desired.


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After update Emails are coming from "firstname.lastname@example.com" they used to come from my own Email address.
How can I change this back ?
After update Emails are coming from "email@example.com" they used to come from my own Email address.
How can I change this back ?
I wasted a lot of time today only to find out that the email address has been hardcoded in the update.
$from = "email@example.com"; //$admin_email;
$from = $admin_email;
Hope we can get an official fix for this very soon. I hate patching plugins.
Reason I changed it, is because some users use Gmail, and on some hosts, their SMTP servers will not send mail from a Gmail address to a Gmail address, and people we're not getting the login alerts. This was actually a fix, for a lot of people, not to mention mailer-daemon errors from Gmail, rejecting emails sent to them self unless explicitly white listed as such, and even then, some web hosts, would not do it due to their own server side mail rules. By hard coding a "no-reply" address, it passes the mail test with 99% of web hosts and mail hosts, and was noted in the change log the reason for the switch.
This is not a true bug though, and was actually more an issue for others before it was changed, than it is now. If you want, you can see in the code where I changed it. I left the old code commented out.
@summit thank you for showing him the code.
I don't know much about changing codes. But I played around with it on a test site and it was easy, and now get emails from where I want them.
Thank you both very much for your help.
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I'm using Mavericks on a Mac. The "services" shortcuts allow me to highlight a word and search for this word in spotlight. This searches for the word in a new Finder window. Is it possible to highlight any word and search for this in spotlight in the drop down blue box in the top right corner of the screen (therefore without opening a Finder window)?
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It will motor right along till banks have to resume releasing that growing and huge inventory of distressed properties they've been hanging on to. As long as labor dept continues to report 400,000 new unemployment claims each week nothing will fundamentally change: house payment is the last thing to go and all the people who've been buying homes the last yr or so will join the underwater crowd where most of the people who took advantage of the home buying tax credit a few yrs ago are now.
Good point, and it will zoom until the boomers start dumping en mass--my parents are starting to weed out their junk, in anticipation of selling and moving to a retirement community in 3-4 years. Then there's interest rates rising, college debt, etc... every factor is a negative.
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The production includes a cast of 10 and is directed by Michael Blake.
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Public demand side - is building support for an issue a truly new idea I must say. Perhaps the issue is that there really isn't the support for the 5 blocks on Stone. Josh, do you have any polling on the general issue of bike lanes on arterials? Mike is saying he is in the business of building support which would be there if he had succeeded. BTW he seems like a great guy with the best of intensions.
"I believe its ultimately public demand that pushes issues. Politicians in Seattle always tell me they will only go as far as the public will let them go. Well, Im in the public demand side to demonstrate that the public is ready to make the changes we need to make.
There were 400 people at a bike rally to save the bike lane last week.
Whatever whatever.
Isn't Mike busy fighting the looming disaster that is RTID? How much do you expect out of one guy? Until November, the priority has to be this 50-year decision.
Give him a break. This is Seattle. Therefore, he needs some time to form a committee.
Let's see; as a citywide issue 400 bike riders divided by 536,439 = .07% who give shit about the bike lane.
According to you, McGinn is out to reclaim the "neighborhood movement." How many of the 400 bike riders were from Fremont? Maybe the neighborhood demand for the bike lane is low.
Josh's approach to neighborhood activists reminds me of that of most City Councilmembers' - when you support what they want to do (or when they're running for re-election), activists are the voice of the people. When you don't support their proposals (which occurs more often than not, surprise surprise) - you're marginalized as a few cranky NIMBY types.
The bike lobby is well-organized, to be sure, but that doesn't mean they represent the neighborhood in question (though I would guess that Fremont has higher bicycle utilization than most neighborhoods, which means that probably 5% of residents ride instead of 2.5% - neither of which represents anything other than a very vocal numerically insignificant minority - but one who's agenda the City supports and is pushing).
"How many of the 400 bike riders were from Fremont? Maybe the neighborhood demand for the bike lane is low."
Or, just maybe, neighborhood demand for the bike lane is high, and the 400 bike riders who attended the Wednesday rally were just the tip of the iceberg. I am a bicyclist who lives very close to Stone Way. I was unable to attend the rally on Wednesday, but I strongly support the bike lane all the way from 34th to Greenlake. I would assume that there are hundreds, if not thousands, more bike lane supporters like me, as the 400 who attended did so with pretty short notice and at a time (4:30) when most of us are still at work.
Count me in as another 98103 utility biker who couldn't make the protest. I'd like to see everyone who wants to discourage utility cycling explain how they're going to:
* cut transport carbon intensity
* manage the risk of increased oil price volatility
* deal with the obesity crisis
* cut congestion
* and improve air quality
more cheaply. But then the only thing inexpensive about the anti-bikes crowd is the cheap shots they keep taking... :-)
I'd love to bike to work. Unfortunately:
* I can't afford to live anywhere near where I work.
* It rains for a large chunk of the year here, and I have yet to see a bicycle with a roof.
@2 - I don't know about it. I do know a lot of people seem to be torn about that one.
@7 - I'm also in 98103. And I do see the trucks every day, but then I walk most of the time, so maybe that makes them more noticeable, and I don't travel at conventional "rush hour" times.
I notice when I travel at "rush hour" times there are way more cars and way fewer trucks. Bicyclists are about the same, regardless.
That said, I am very happy that the Burke-Gilman Trail is now going to reopen on schedule thru Fremont. Especially since the extra year shutdown was never part of any public hearings I was aware of ...
it's not just people who live IN Fremont who use Stone Way, it's also people who live/work north of there, or have other business to conduct there, whether it's a pleasure ride or visiting friends.
current plans for Stone Way disregard not only cyclist but pedestrian safety, as well.
given our massive turnout and the response we have received, i would say those 400 people likely represented several thousand at least.
and then there are those who would like to but don't feel comfortable biking with the current arrangement. on a purely anecdotal sample,
Stone Way doesn't just serve Fremont, it serves all of North Seattle.
Additionally, it is important to note that all we have been asking for is for the city to follow the original plan they set forth, rather than caving to private interests. We were promised Complete Streets, and "the best cycling city in the country". I'm fighting for the former. All I want is to feel safe as I make my way from day to day, and for my peers to feel safe, as well.
I think Josh's point, and we should all be sedated for this one, is valid. That said a quote from said Mr. McGinn would have shown some thoughtfulness, but that would be asking for two miracles in one day.
@7 and @10. 98103 ROCKS! We should all have shirts made up to show those Cap Hill kids who runs this town...besides West Seattle.
I don't agree with Josh's point because I still don't see where he or ECB have made a compelling argument that the 6 month delay of striping 6 blocks, in a master plan that proposes 410 miles of bike related routes, is creating a large public demand for action either throughout the city, or in Fremont and the northern environs.
I am a 99.99% walker or bus rider and have nothing against bikers (except for a few lunatic messengers downtown). Any cheap shots I take are intended for Josh and ECB who seem to think any issue they latch onto is of great public interest - lack of evidence notwithstanding.
Seattle Great City Initiative supports bike lanes on Stone Way and we have already been lobbying on it. You are right, we can make more noise than we have to date, but that is not because we dont care. So far we have been working with Cascade Bicycle Club on strategy. I worked to make sure that every City Council candidate committed to a position on Stone Way in the Sierra Club endorsement process. We will engage our growing membership on this, and we will continue lobbying council members and SDOT. We are also positioned to review this through our membership on the Bridging the Gap Oversight Committee.
This issue matters because it indicates how serious we are about implementing the Bicycle Master Plan, Complete Streets, and the Climate Action Plan. I take your posting as a challenge. Our goal, working alongside others, is to win.
Michael McGinn
Mr. McGinn,
Please remember that this isn't just a bicycle issue. It is a safety issue.
21 pedestrians have been hit by cars on Stone Way between 2001 and 2006.
Supposedly the current partial bicycle lane striping on Stone Way is there for a 6 month review period. Apparently we are supposed to sit on our hands and wait for more fatalities.
What are the evaluation criteria at the end of the review period?
Josh and McGinn,
The Complete Streets notion is grand, but, as I have slogged before, the tricky part is actually providing priority on arterials that are simultaneously on more than one priority network: bicycle, pedestrian, transit, or freight. The SDOT Transportation Strategic Plan called for the several priority networks, but did not map them together to show where they conflicted. Now we are into implementation of the Bicycle Master Plan.
The SED, now SDOT, solution has been the three-lane profile with a two-way left turn lane. Parallel parking is usually retained. This profile has been installed on many transit arterials throughout Seattle (e.g., California Avenue SW, Delridge Way SW, Beacon Avenue South, Madison Street in First Hill, Madison Street in the valley, Broadway, Eastlake Avenue East, North 45th Street, 24th Avenue NW, Phinney-Greenwood avenues North, Dexter Avenue North, and finally now on Stone Way North).
The three-lane profile is good for bikes, pedestrians, parallel parking (car storage), and left turning traffic. It has tended to choke transit flow. Each bus stop is a pullout and becomes a bus trap as buses must wait longer for a break in traffic to re-enter flow. This slows transit flow in the peak periods and peak direction. Some very important transit routes have slowed significantly over the two decades of three-lane profiling. Broadway service is quite slow.Wallingford service is quite slow. Madison...
While true that the Comp plan calls for a bike friendly Seattle, it also calls for transit ridership to increase. Transit will not be attractive if it is slower and slower.
To speed transit and make it more attractive, both SDOT and Metro have to make significant changes. SDOT should provide in-lane stops. Metro should use all low floor coaches, close many bus stops, and speed fare collection.
Back to Stone Way North. I lived on Interlake Avenue North and North 42nd Street for four years in grad school. I also lived on Winslow Place North for six months. I am a bicycle commuter, so I have pedaled these streets.
As Cascade asserts, Stone Way North is a great corridor for bike lanes, as it has a topographical advantage in connecting Greenlake and the Burke-Gilman. However, it is also important for both freight and transit. Trucks and buses must stay on the arterials with wide turing radii. Cars and bikes may use any street. Two blocks west, Woodland Park Avenue North is a former streetcar ROW, quite wide, and good for biking. Wallingford Avenue North, about four blocks east, is also quite wide and calm and good for cycling. I pedalled uphill on Wallingford many times to reach the Honey Bear on North 56th Street and Keystone Place North.
Stone Way North carries Route 16 between North 40th and 45th streets (three trips per hour per direction). It carries routes 31 and 74 between North 35th and 40th streets (four trips per hour per direction). So, it is not a major transit corridor, but moderately important. Stone Way North also carries trucks to and from the transfer station and Suzy Burke.
Bicylists need a bike lane most when climbing uphill, as the speed differential with general traffic is greater.
SDOT should be more creative and use a different tool than the three-lane profile.
Please consider the following profile for Stone Way North:
Four travel lanes;
On the west downhill side, parallel parking and bus bulbs at the stops (except for the stop farside North 40th STreet, that is already in-lane due to the addition of the northbound right turn lane); add sharrows in the outside lane;
on the east uphill side, eliminate the parallel parking and add a bike lane; and,
on the east-west streets, add angled short-term parking and make them one-way.
North of North 45th Street, Stone Way North has no transit, and the current striping could continue.
It is time to provide priority to all the modes in the TSP (e.g., bike, transit, and freight) and take it from car storage. The arterial widths in Seattle are too scare to use them for two-way left turn lanes.
Go to Vancouver and see how few two-way left turn lanes they have.
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BURLINGTON The number of whooping cough cases in Vermont has dropped in half since a vaccination and public information campaign was launched in December, the state Health Department said Tuesday.
Last year the state reported a record number of 645 cases of whooping cough, a number the state considered an epidemic.
On Dec. 19, the Health Department sponsored a special vaccination day to immunize people. Since then, hundreds more Vermonters have gotten shots.
Whooping cough is a highly infectious bacterial disease that is most serious for babies too young to be fully vaccinated. Its name comes from the sound children make as they gasp for breath.
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