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Dordt College News
Dordt Softball Travels To Midland
April 10, 2014
GAMETIME… The Dordt College Defender softball team will travel to Fremont, Nebraska to face Midland in Great Plains Athletic Conference softball on Saturday, April 12. The games are scheduled to begin at 1:00.
Results of the games can be found at www.dordt.edu/athletics and at https://twitter.com/dcathletics at the conclusion of play.
SCOUTING REPORT… Midland is 6-2 in the GPAC and 15-10 overall. The Warriors have won five in a row and six of its last season with sweeps of Mount Marty and Nebraska Wesleyan most recently. The loss in the string is to Dakota Wesleyan by a 4-3 count. Midland is scheduled to face Northwestern on Friday night, April 11.
Kayla Ritzdorf bats .400 for a team that has outscored opponents 132-109 this season and has 212 collective hits. Ritzdorf has a team high 34 hits with three doubles and four triples and 22 runs scored. Jennie Sayker has 29 hits and is batting .372 this season. Sherise Burnside has knocked in 15 runs with three homeruns and 18 hits in 20 games played. Kourtney Wallick has the best power numbers with a .547 slugging percentage, 29 runs batted in and five homeruns with three doubles.
Sammy Hislop has posted an 8-4 pitching record this season a 2.55 earned run average and 85 innings pitched and has 86 strikeouts and batters are hitting .203 against him. Sarah Leimser is 6-5 with a 3.45 earned run average and she has 30 strikeouts and 65 innings pitched.
DEFENDER NOTES… Dordt College is 6-22 overall and 2-8 in the GPAC. Dordt has been swept in back to back conference doubleheaders since a sweep of Mount Marty on April 2.
The Defenders are batting .269 as a team and have scored 100 runs in 28 games. Ashton Beaird and Erica White lead the Defenders with 29 and 30 hits respectively. Beaird has a team high .345 batting average and has been walked eight times. White has a team high 12 doubles and both players have six homeruns a piece. White has knocked in 27 runs while Beaird has been credited with 18 runs batted in. Kassidy Van Voorst has 14 stolen bases and has scored 19 runs and has a .281 batting average. Michal Hoogland has batted .313 with 26 hits and six doubles. Sidney Larsen is batting .304 and has 17 hits. Bethany Dykstra has 21 hits and two doubles.
Sidney Larsen is 4-10 this season with a 4.39 earned run average and she has pitched 73 1/3 innings. Samantha Dunn has Dordt's two other pitching wins and has a 2.65 earned run average in 34 1/3 innings of work with 17 strikeouts in ten appearances.
LAST TIME…Midland was a sweep winner over Nebraska Wesleyan 11-6 and 8-5 on April 8 in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Dordt lost a pair of games to Northwestern that same night by scores of 8-1 and 8-0.
The Red Raiders manufactured three early runs to get out to a quick advantage in game one.
Northwestern tagged starting pitcher Haley Fligge for a run in the top of the first inning on an RBI single by Alex Price.
In the second inning, Jordan Biehle came home to score on a grounder to the shortstop. Two batters later, Jill Kleinhesselink drove in another run on an infield single, making it 3-0.
Dordt managed to scrape together a run in the fourth inning after Kassidy Van Voorst tripled to lead off the frame. She scored Dordt's lone run one at-bat later on a throwing error by pitcher Keely Bracelin.
Northwestern used the longball to extend the lead late. Alex Price launched a two-run home run in the fifth inning to make it 5-1, and Lindsey Remien clocked a three-run shot in the seventh to make it 8-1, the eventual final score.
Dordt managed just three hits off Bracelin, who won her seventh game of the season. Northwestern collected 11 hits off Fligge.
After a quick first three innings, Northwestern pounded out eight runs in the fourth and fifth to "8-run rule" the Defenders in five innings.
The 8-0 victory for the Red Raiders was highlighted by a five-run fourth inning in which the club batted around.
The game's first run came via error when Northwestern's Alex Price bolted home during a steal attempt by teammate Kourtni Robinson. The throw to the plate from second base skipped over catcher Erica Hughes' head, allowing the run to score. Lindsey Remien drove in another run during the same at-bat with an RBI groundout to third base.
Northwestern went on to load the bases in the same inning and benefited from another Dordt error. Right fielder Selena Rinehart could not handle a fly ball off the bat of Jill Kleinhesselink, and three runs came across for the Raiders.
Another misplayed fly ball led to three more Northwestern runs in the fifth inning. Remien reached on a dropped fly ball by Kassidy Van Voorst, extending the inning for Jordan Biehle. She drove in two runs with an RBI double, then came in to score on a throwing error one at-bat later.
Dordt could not push a run across to extend the game in the bottom half of the fifth. The Defenders recorded only two hits off left-handed pitcher Katie VandeVoort, who moved to 8-3 this season.
Northwestern only managed five hits, but benefited from four Dordt errors.
THE SERIES… Midland leads the series 28-11 with the most recent meeting happening on April 13, 2013.
Midland scored five runs over the first four innings and limited the Dordt Defender softball team to two runs in the sixth inning on the way to a 5-2 win over Dordt in game one of the doubleheader in Fremont.
The Defenders gave up two in the first and one each in the second, third and fourth innings. Dordt scored a pair in the sixth after stranding two in the fifth. Brittany Kooiker doubled in two runs in the sixth for Dordt's offense.
Kooiker took the loss after allowing six hits. Sammy Hislop struck out 12 to record the win and limited the Defenders to three hits.
Kooiker, Sadie Bolze and Sidney Larsen had Dordt's hits.
A six run seventh inning blew open a tight contest and triggered Midland to an 8-0 win over the Defenders in game two of the GPAC doubleheader.
Dordt's Sidney Larsen sidestepped significant trouble early when she allowed one run on three hits in the second and was charged with an unearned run in the fourth as two Dordt errors led to a second run.
Midland broke through for six runs on five hits in the seventh to make it 8-0 and Dordt was unable to get a threat together in the bottom of the inning.
Dordt was the home team as the game was originally scheduled to be played in Sioux Center, Iowa.
Ashley Van Kooten had a double while Ashton Beaird and Sidney Larsen both had singles. Larsen took the loss while allowing eight runs with two strikeouts and a walk.
NEXT…Midland will travel to Peru State on Tuesday, April 15 before resuming conference play on Wednesday, April 16 against Doane in Crete, Nebraska.
Dordt will host Concordia on Monday, April 14 at 5:00 before hosting Briar Cliff on Wednesday, April 16.
GPAC STANDINGS… (Wednesday, April 9)
School GPAC/ Overall
Morningside 5-0/ 15-6
Concordia 7-1/ 22-5
Midland 6-2/ 15-10
Northwestern 7-4/ 20-14
Doane 5-3/ 23-8
Dakota Wesleyan 5-5/ 12-10
Hastings 4-4/ 13-16
Briar Cliff 2-4/ 13-12
Dordt 2-8/ 6-22
Nebraska Wesleyan 1-5/ 10-12
Mount Marty 1-9/ 3-17
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As much as I am loath to say it, it appears that Puxatawny Phil was right.
It seems as if when the snatched the odd creature from the warmth of his den back on Super Bowl Sunday that he did, indeed, catch a glimpse of his shadow. According to legend, by doing so he ensured that we will be in for at least six more weeks of winter.
Generally I don't usually fall prey to such superstitions and other local folk tales. But the unusually cold weather that we have enjoyed in the past few weeks may prove that the groundhog may be more prescient than any of us ever realized.
If there is an upside to all this cold and nasty weather, it's that we can indulge our love or hearty casseroles a few weeks longer. It may not seem like it now, but it won't be long before we will turn our culinary attentions to the backyard grill and lighter fare.
So while we can still fire up the oven with impunity and actually welcome the extra heat afforded by a 350-degree oven, let's enjoy a tasty casserole.
Now, it's no secret that your working boy is an outspoken advocate of these one-dish marvels known as casseroles. I think they are truly a phenomenon of ingenuity and forethought; and for the most part they are tasty, as well.
Here is a tasty recipe that sort of breaks the casserole mold somewhat. It combines the best of two of my favorite flavor patterns – Mexican and Italian.
If you look closely you will note that the flour tortillas take the place of lasagna noodles in this somewhat quirky take on everybody's favorite entrée. So while we're stuck indoors for a little longer let's enjoy our freedom to indulge in a casserole.
And let's hope that the groundhog may have been off a little in his prediction.
Mexican Lasagna
8-10 servings
1 pound ground round or lean ground beef
½ cup celery, chopped
½ cup onion, chopped
½ cup green bell pepper, chopped
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 (14.5-ounce) can crushed tomatoes
1 (14-ounce) can enchilada sauce
1 ½ cups mozzarella cheese, shredded
1 ½ cups cheddar cheese, shredded
8 flour tortillas, cut in half
In a large nonstick skillet over medium heat brown ground beef, celery, onion, bell pepper and garlic until meat is no longer pink. Drain, if necessary, and add tomatoes and enchilada sauce.
Bring to a boil; reduce heat to a simmer about 10 minutes.
In a medium bowl combine the cheeses and set aside. Spoon 1/3 of the mixture into an oblong baking dish. Sprinkle half of the cheese on top; cover with half the tortillas.
Repeat layers, ending with meat on top. Cover and bake at 350 degrees for about 25 minutes. Let rest for 5 minutes or so until cutting.

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Off the top'a my head...
- Battle mechanics are better in every way imaginable. Obviously that's mainly important t' just competitive battlin', but it's still valid. In Gen 3, a shitton of Pokes were practically useless because their movepools were shittastically shallow or they had a type that was physical but only had a good special attack stat (and vice verse). That's been fixed; movepools have been updated and the "Physical-Special" split makes it so a Poke like Gyarados or Sneasel is not longer SOL. In short, you'll be able t' use whatever Pokes ya want without 'em bein' mind-numbingly terrible.
- Gen 3 has trumpets. Too many trumpets. BW does not... but srsly, BW's soundtrack is pretty decent IMO. Haven't found many Poketunes as catch any the BW ones I like since Pokemon's retro days. Wouldn't say it's a major selling point, but 'ey, good VGM is good.
- Gen 3 has absolutely no form of Wi-Fi; Gen 4 'n onward lets ya trade 'n battle over them wondrous internets. Just imagine: I'll be there t' give you all the Magikarp ya want.
- Here's an obvious one: a gaggle of new species have been added since ya left the series. It'd be absurd if you couldn't find at least a box of new ones ya adore.
- Plot's way better. Still ain't no masterpiece, but BW far exceeds the boring dribble of old games. There're actual side-characters in the game that have personalities, rather than just the protagonist and the antagonist's gruntastic team of villains.
- XY is right around the corner, and it's gonna be far more of a fresher and improved experience than BW is. That's a guarantee. If you're not buyin' BW1/2 for really cheap (half price or less), save it for XY. Better t' buy 3DS games rather than 1DS games anyways.
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- Pokegames are still easy. Once you remember how type match-ups go, unless your entire team is a bunch'a Patrat ya probably won't be challenged very much... not until the end/post-game.
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Looking at the new formula, the denominator also seems to have gotten smaller, which should mean that you get more EXP than in previous gens.
Also, a few more pros:
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- Better graphics. Obviously...
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1756539810620766196.post948527193801602753..comments2016-10-05T14:56:49.376-04:00Comments on The Daily Dietribe: How to Make Gluten-Free, Vegan Pancakes and WafflesIrishttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1756539810620766196.post-76508897604838860312015-12-06T21:54:32.419-05:002015-12-06T21:54:32.419-05:00Thank you for spending so much time researching th...Thank you for spending so much time researching this. I just made pancakes with almond flour and potato starch and they were marvelous. I loved how they actually browned and also had crispy edges. They had a really good flavor too. We will be eating these again and again. It is not easy to find recipes using no eggs, no wheat flour and no (cow's) milk. Again, thank you!Karen K.http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1756539810620766196.post-13803679422075780322015-07-20T18:36:19.785-04:002015-07-20T18:36:19.785-04:00Oh My Gosh. THANK YOU. I have been gluten free for...Oh My Gosh. THANK YOU. I have been gluten free for a while now, but just found out I am allergic and/or sensitive to almond, peanut, cashew, coconut, potato, and rice. My flour options took a nose dive. I have been experimenting with millet flour (my current front runner), quinoa, sorghum, buckwheat, and arrowroot starch with some success, especially with pancakes and waffles which are a lifetime favorite. You're the first site I found with OPTIONS and recommendations for what to do "if you choose this, then do or don't do that." I'm no chef but certainly starting to learn the ropes. This is so helpful!Julzhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1756539810620766196.post-7515889612762621812014-12-06T04:49:28.879-05:002014-12-06T04:49:28.879-05:00Thanks a lot for this delicious recipe. I used tap...Thanks a lot for this delicious recipe. I used tapioca flour (not starch) and only 1 tsp of baking powder because I hate the taste of too much backing powder. The waffles did absolutely not stick and were very good! You made our email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1756539810620766196.post-71658603817875096522014-10-15T13:11:25.476-04:002014-10-15T13:11:25.476-04:00Thank you so much for giving us this great recipe ...Thank you so much for giving us this great recipe (and so many others that I can't wait to try!) My son was recently found to be allergic to a large number of foods, including gluten and eggs so this recipe is perfect for our needs. He and I love them, they are so tasty.Denisehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1756539810620766196.post-4132611509164426252014-09-18T18:38:51.261-04:002014-09-18T18:38:51.261-04:00Thank you so much for the recipe. My son can only ...Thank you so much for the recipe. My son can only have buckwheat,soy or corn and I made the waffles with buckwheat flour,potato starch and they were sooooo good!! He's been dying to eat waffles and I never thought it would end up making them considering the limited choice of grains we had. Thank you for trying so hard,so we could have it easy!Kavithahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1756539810620766196.post-56907912005683071652014-06-23T01:08:10.403-04:002014-06-23T01:08:10.403-04:00Those all look yummyThose all look yummyGlutenhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1756539810620766196.post-43910735344665461532014-06-14T14:28:43.387-04:002014-06-14T14:28:43.387-04:00Madeline -I'm sorry, but I honestly don't ...Madeline -I'm sorry, but I honestly don't remember how many waffles it made. I'll have to test them out again when I get a new waffle iron.

Ririchiyo - Yeah, I think it's a safe bet. Also, try looking in my recipe index for the savory potato waffles. Those are one of my favorites. Irishttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1756539810620766196.post-86388184542734010792014-06-13T23:31:22.644-04:002014-06-13T23:31:22.644-04:00Hi, I want to ask can these be made savory but red...Hi, I want to ask can these be made savory but reducing or removing the sugar content and using potato puree? I want to try a mix of half white rice flour and half garbanzo bean flour with potato starch, do you think this is a safe bet? Thank you bye. :)Ririchiyo Chamahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1756539810620766196.post-6957381923377528222014-06-11T20:26:50.599-04:002014-06-11T20:26:50.599-04:00How many waffles does this recipe make? How many waffles does this recipe make? email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1756539810620766196.post-7088408703977509642014-05-21T15:15:14.148-04:002014-05-21T15:15:14.148-04:00This is the best recipe ever, I've tried so ma...This is the best recipe ever, I've tried so many varieties and it works out every time. I recently went to a Paleo diet but can't eat almonds so I tried with sunflower seeds and pumpkin seeds ground up in my Blentec for 14 seconds and they turned out sooooo yummy. so now its also nut free. You are a savior, I always make double batch for my waffles and use it for bread with my burgers. I freeze them and toast it when needed, breakfast, snack, sandwich, even can be used for pizza crust. I use a bit less sugar too, don't want it to sweet for sandwiches. THANK firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1756539810620766196.post-80825137713803997982014-05-17T12:39:06.793-04:002014-05-17T12:39:06.793-04:00This recipe is outstanding! I am so glad I found i...This recipe is outstanding! I am so glad I found it and read through all the comments before attempting to make it. I successfully made the pancakes this morning using almond flour as my flour of choice, cornstarch and almond milk. I honestly was a little nervous about the cornstarch because I feared that it would be gummy in the center. Especially since you recommended potato starch. It was actually very moist and fluffy. I used Earth Balance butter as my oil for cooking and I didn't I have any issues with the batter sticking. I will use potato starch next time to compare. Thank you so much for providing a solid and informative recipe!Aysha Bowlinghttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1756539810620766196.post-76018385761223236452014-05-17T12:28:42.651-04:002014-05-17T12:28:42.651-04:00This is an outstanding recipe! I am so glad that I...This is an outstanding recipe! I am so glad that I found it and read through all the comments before attempting to make it. I successfully made the pancakes this morning using almond flour as my flour of choice, corn starch and almond milk. I was honestly a little nervous about the corn starch because I feared that it would be gummy in the center. Especially since you recommend potatoe starch (which I didn't have on hand). It was actually very moist and fluffy. It definitely has a buttery flavor overall. I also used Earth Balance butter as my oil for cooking. I didn't have any issues with the batter sticking. Next time around I will use potatoe starch to compare. Thank you so much for providing a solid, informative recipe! Aysha Bowlinghttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1756539810620766196.post-83137402121861308502014-05-01T22:24:34.859-04:002014-05-01T22:24:34.859-04:00This recipe was perfect! Thank you for all of your...This recipe was perfect! Thank you for all of your experimenting. It is so helpful and gives up many options. We are gluten dairy and egg free. These pancakes are yummy and fluffy unlike any others I have tried. This is now our go to recipe! Even my husband loved firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1756539810620766196.post-75137825642556804652014-04-02T11:47:58.902-04:002014-04-02T11:47:58.902-04:00Thank you so much for taking the time (and money) ...Thank you so much for taking the time (and money) to experiment and share your results with the rest of us. I just posted my interpretation of your recipe on our blog along with a link to your original post. This recipe is absolutely awesome.
http://americusgardeninn.blogspot.com/2014/04/pumpkin-almond-flour-waffles-gluten.htmlAmericus Garden Inn Bed and Breakfasthttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1756539810620766196.post-28909044105760711222014-02-08T22:50:59.298-05:002014-02-08T22:50:59.298-05:00I made these using hazelnut flour a couple of time...I made these using hazelnut flour a couple of times and noticed a big difference when using arrow root starch versus corn starch. With the arrow root, the pancakes turn gummy and do not seem to cook inside but when adding cornstarch, a pillowy and perfect pancake appears! I barely put syrup on them and serve them with bananas. My five year old daughter loves them!

Thank you for the recipe! It's my favorite vegan nut flour one!
Diana firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1756539810620766196.post-1420105641866996822013-10-03T20:12:47.571-04:002013-10-03T20:12:47.571-04:00Yummy!! My husband and son really liked these and...Yummy!! My husband and son really liked these and said that I never have to make regular wheat/dairy/egg waffles email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1756539810620766196.post-30648682901048423122013-08-05T18:57:46.408-04:002013-08-05T18:57:46.408-04:00Thank you very much Iris :) will try with banana p...Thank you very much Iris :) will try with banana puree then. My son lovesss banana. firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1756539810620766196.post-14123627661629942172013-08-05T11:59:53.024-04:002013-08-05T11:59:53.024-04:00Hi Anonymous, You can use any puree (sweet potato...Hi Anonymous,

You can use any puree (sweet potato, banana, pumpkin). I've also found that yogurt works. Take the time to read the tips above before making. It'll help!

-Iris-Irishttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1756539810620766196.post-1941699122833836112013-08-03T16:37:04.965-04:002013-08-03T16:37:04.965-04:00Hi Iris, Thank you for posting this recipe. My qu...Hi Iris,
Thank you for posting this recipe. My question is can I omit applesauce?. If not, what can I use for substitution please?.

firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1756539810620766196.post-88950759741075911152013-06-30T04:28:37.999-04:002013-06-30T04:28:37.999-04:00Thanks for posting this recipe, and for being so d...Thanks for posting this recipe, and for being so detailed. We've been using a GF box mix, for our pancakes, and I'm sure they won't even compare to your recipe. Can't wait to try it !!email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1756539810620766196.post-2986568770894850332013-06-01T13:45:43.539-04:002013-06-01T13:45:43.539-04:00Thank you. I've enjoyed these pancakes several...Thank you. I've enjoyed these pancakes several times in the last month! My flour mixture of choice is teff, brown rice & soy or millet. I've tried it both with tapioca and with potato starches. Either seems to work. And I was grateful for the comment about adding a little extra oil to the recipe as it was very sticky the first time. I use 3 T of oil and it seems to work out just fine. Thank you again for posting this recipe!Theological Zombie Studenthttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1756539810620766196.post-7232281681765303152013-05-20T20:47:17.027-04:002013-05-20T20:47:17.027-04:00Just wanted to take a moment to comment because it...Just wanted to take a moment to comment because it's clear that you put a whole lot of work into developing this recipe. Holy smokes.

I've made these pancakes several times over the past couple of months after stumbling on your site searching for yet *another* pancake recipe.

I didn't have high hopes, having made recipes from several gluten-free cookbooks, as well as from all over the web.

But instead of being yet another morning letdown, these pancakes made me do a little dance in the kitchen. They were fluffy and light, cooked all the way through! I haven't had a pancake like that in years.

I use brown rice & oat flour, some almond flour when I have it, and always potato starch. It hasn't failed me yet. So thank you, thank you, thank you!that girlhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1756539810620766196.post-544935356500597022013-05-12T14:49:12.857-04:002013-05-12T14:49:12.857-04:00My teenage daughters surprised me with breakfast t...My teenage daughters surprised me with breakfast this morning (Mother's Day). When they handed me the plate of pancakes I was a little sad- they looked just like "normal" pancakes. I asked, skeptically if they were gluten free, and was surprised when they said "YES!" I have made dozens of different gf pancake recipes and none of them a keeper. Then my girls find your site. And your awesome pancakes. Thank you!!!
firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1756539810620766196.post-43108082127863971132013-04-13T15:12:57.139-04:002013-04-13T15:12:57.139-04:00My 2 daughters and I just want to give you a stand...My 2 daughters and I just want to give you a standing ovation,1st for being so persistent in your quest for a great GF pancake recipe and 2nd for an amazing fluffy, moist,tasty pancake that works every time!!! We used almond flour w potato starch, coconut milk (1/2 cup), olive oil, added chopped bananas and for the girls I added some chocolate chips! Thanks you. God bless you always!mtahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1756539810620766196.post-33455848033181829682013-04-11T12:15:45.225-04:002013-04-11T12:15:45.225-04:00I have to say that these vegan almond waffles wer...I have to say that these vegan almond waffles were ALMOST perfect! The texture came out crunchy and not gummy at all like other many (MANY) recipes I've tested before. The only problem my family had was that they came out too sweet, even my 9 year old complaint about the sweetness of the first batch I made and did no eat it. I guess the apple sauce had enough sugar (even though it was unsweetened) for our taste buds. I only put 1tsp of sugar in my batter now and this works for us! We serve it with puréed berries with a bit of lemon juice and agave instead of syrup! Thank you very much for this recipe! I almost gave up vegan pancakes/waffles recipes and stuck to vegetarian versions using egg whites. I am very happy I can use this recipe instead! Thanks!Diana firstname.lastname@example.com


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It is COLD here today...
* Owen writes, "7-11 appeared in the Syracuse area sometime around 1972 or 1973. It was the first 'all-night convenience store' and also -- as I recall -- the first local place to offer Slurpees/slushies. My friends and I often visited the one on Thompson Road right next to the Lost Horizon -- after closing in the 1980s, the building was vacant for a number of years but is now a beauty supply store.There is also a long since defunct 7-11 on outer Teall Avenue near Marge Polito's Florist -- and the building is still empty. There was nothing fundamentally wrong with their business model or service but they didn't sell gas and didn't have the key corner locations at busy intersections. Once 24 hour per day gas stations with their convenience stores appeared on the scene, it was bye-bye 7-11.
"By the way -- you MUST check out Cafe Kubal -- the new coffeeshop on James Street at the front end of the plaza where the True Value Hardware is (just a few blocks west of Thompson Road). The owner, Matt Godard, is a very talented micro-roaster but more significant is the fact that it's the very first place in Syracuse that offers the type of espresso drinks (espresso, machiatto, cappuccino and latte) you can typically find only in a small number of cutting edge shops around the country (Gimme Coffee and Carriage House cafe in Ithaca are also in this select group)."
Thanks on both counts, Owen.
I don't know why 7-11 gave up the ghost here back in the '70s. The stores are alive and well, I know, in New Jersey. I tried to re-create my childhood this summer with a Coke Slurpee. It was a mistake.
Thanks for the shout-out re Cafe Kubal. I'll wing over there sometime.
* Joe Maxsween writes, "Hey, Bob -- Maybe you've covered this before... if so, refresh my memory... any truth to a rumor that a new Wegmans is going into the space near the intersection of Court Street and Teall Avenue?? There's a lot of land up there near Syracuse China. If not Wegmans, is ANYTHING going on with that area?? Just bookmarked your new blog address.. love it."
Other than replacement stores or expansions, don't plan on seeing any new Wegmans supermarkets in our area. That just isn't in their current game plan. I'm not aware of anything coming to the area you mentioned.
* Dave writes, "Hi Bob -- Love the column and the blog. My wife and I were in Steve and Barry's in Carousel over the weekend and noticed that the prices are not as low as I remember hearing about back when they opened. Granted, they were lower than most other retailers but they were fairly comparable to Old Navy, Wal-Mart and Target , but the quality of their merchandise seemed inferior. Given that Old Navy has struggled a bit lately do you see Steve and Barry being around for the long term? Rising prices for a discount retailer spells trouble in my book."
S&B still has the industry darling buzz. A typical disounter move -- one Wal-Mart employs -- is to get 'em in the tent with ridiculously low prices, maybe take a few hits up front, establish your base and move up the prices. Then see what sticks. I always liked the selection of S&B's (and Old Navy), but the clothes at both retailers never settled on my American bones right. I get that with H&M, too.
I'm atypical -- hey, ask anyone -- perhaps, 'cause I know tons of people who like the fit of clothes from those retailers.
I don't think S&B is going anywhere.
* Lillian writes, "Bob -- What's the current status on the progress (?) of Walgreens building a store in Eastwood? Haven't read anything lately on this. Doesn't look like it will materialize!"
I wouldn't count on that. Walgreens usually gets what Walgreens wants. Businesses have already moved due to the coming of the store, but I don't know where things stand, exactly, at this point.
* Emilie D. writes, "Hi Bob, In case you haven't heard about this ...
Salamino's florist on State Fair Boulevard in Geddes quietly closed recently. One of those things where people hear by word of mouth and have been talking about it. Then I just saw a big yellow auction sign in the window. Reason I thought to tell you is that someone told me this week that they had ordered flowers for a summer wedding and happened to call and found out the place was closed. They had not been notified. So I imagine there might be others out there who might not know. As always, fyi for you... Hope all is well!"
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Inflation had crossed into double digits after four years of mismanagement by the Carter administration. The gold price was rising (and about to hit an all-time record when the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan the following Christmas). America's international position had collapsed; the European elites believed that America would lose the Cold War; America was in deep recession even while inflation soar. Volcker had no choice but to raise the federal funds rate to 15%. The dollar stabilized but the US economy went into free fall.


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Syracuse Crunch newcomer Nikita Kucherov has been rewarded for the sizzling start to his pro career with the AHL's Rookie of the Month honor for October.
Kucherov ranks second in the AHL in scoring with 15 points (8-7) in eight games.
Kucherov's first four career points came when he registered a hat trick in the Crunch's home opener, a 5-1 win against Rochester on Oct. 12.
He produced a goal and an assist in each game of a home-and-home series with Binghamton Oct. 18-19 and scored the team's only regulation goal in a 2-1 shootout win at Utica on Oct. 25.
Kucherov concluded the month with another four point effort, recording two goals and two assists in a 4-1 victory over the Albany Devils on Wednesday.
In recognition of his achievement, Kucherov will be presented with an etched crystal award prior to an upcoming Crunch home game.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio - Earlier today we posted the cleveland.com high school football Top 25 heading into Week 3. You can check it out here.
Each week after posting the updated Top 25, we'll post another story with talking points, including insight into why some teams moved up or down, or in or out of the rankings. We also invite you to provide your input in the comments section, a new feature added to high school stories this school year. Tell us what you agree or don't agree with. You can even post your own rankings, which we welcome.
Talking point No. 1: Can a new team crack the top five?
With three one-loss teams in the top five, that's a valid question. Will any of them fall?
No. 6 Avon is certainly knocking on the door to the top five, and with No. 4 Glenville facing No. 10 Cleveland Heights this week, that door could swing open sooner rather than later.
While St. Edward and St. Ignatius may decide who ends up No. 1 in the poll with their Oct. 19 meeting, they first have to navigate tough schedules to create such a scenario. Can St. Vincent-St. Mary make it through the season undefeated? Perhaps, but it didn't do it last season on its way to a Division III state title.
No. 5 Mentor, meanwhile, has four Top 25 teams left on its schedule, including No. 9 Hudson, No. 11 Shaker Heights and No. 14 Solon. No. 8 Midview gets a crack at Avon in Week 2 of the West Shore Conference schedule.
So while the first two weeks of the season hasn't been able to knock any preseason top five teams out of their loft, remember, there are eight weeks left before the final poll.
A lot can – and probably will – happen.
Talking point No. 2: Where's Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin?
Perhaps the biggest upset of the week among Top 25 teams was No. 7 Chagrin Falls falling to unranked NDCL, 16-6. That caused the Tigers to fall to No. 12 this week, but it wasn't enough to catapult the Lions into the Top 25.
The fact that the Lions lost in Week 1 (to new No. 25 Willoughby South) had something to do with that. With two 1-1 teams falling from the poll this week (North Royalton, Westlake), the Lions got caught behind the undefeated teams that replaced them.
But the Lions have our attention.
Talking point No. 3: Say hello to Brecksville-Broadview Heights and Willoughby South.
At No. 20, Brecksville-Broadview Heights made a big debut in the Top 25 after a 28-0 win over previous No. 19 North Royalton. The Bees routed Holy Name in Week 1. Their biggest test yet comes this week against No. 9 Hudson.
Willoughby South, a heavyweight in the poll last season, makes its first appearance of 2013 at No. 25. The Rebels beat NDCL in Week 1, then outlasted Mayfield, 42-41 in OT. With bubble teams behind them, the Rebels may have to top No. 14 Solon this week to stick around.
Talking point No. 4: Say goodbye to North Royalton and Westlake.
First, North Royalton lost the Golden Shoe to Brecksville-Broadview Heights, then the Bears lost their spot in the Top 25, falling from No. 19 to unranked. The Bears could quickly climb back in with a win over No. 16 Highland this week.
Westlake fell from No. 15 to No. 25 after a Week 1 loss to North Ridgeville, but a win over Bay wasn't enough for the Demons to hold off undefeated teams ready to claim a spot in the poll. But with the quality of their Southwestern Conference schedule, the Demons could be back.
Talking point No. 5: What games will shape next week's Top 25?
This week features five games that have the potential to really shake up next week's poll.
No. 4 Glenville vs. No. 10 Cleveland Heights: A top five spot could open up, or the Tarblooders could tighten their grip on one. Note: the game is being played Thursday at Cleveland Heights.
No. 8 Midview vs. No. 19 Elyria: The Pioneers find themselves in Lorain County's biggest game for the second straight week, with a chance to shoot up in the poll.
No. 9 Hudson vs. No. 20 Brecksville-Broadview Heights: It's the Explorers' first game against a ranked opponent this season and the Bees' latest opportunity to make waves.
No. 15 Solon vs. No. 25 Willoughby South: The Comets didn't fall much after losing to Glenville, but a loss to the Rebels would bring big moves for both.
No. 24 North Ridgeville vs. North Olmsted: The Eagles aren't ranked, but they've been a bubble team the past two weeks. The Rangers, meanwhile, have big chance prove they belong.
Talking point No. 6: What teams are on the bubble?
As we enter Week 3, we're keeping a close eye on North Olmsted, Brunswick, Garfield Heights, Bedford, Wadsworth, North Royalton, NDCL and Westlake.


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My husband had been working in Mississippi (or so I thought) while I was living and working in Florida. I knew that he was an alcoholic and suspected he had also become addicted to prescription pain killers. He called my work one day to say he had quit his job and was checking himself into a rehab program. I was stunned yet happy, and relieved. Little did I know that was just the beginning.
Each time he called home, I learned of another unknown fact of his life. He hadn't worked in months, had been involved with another woman, and there was a new credit card charged to the $20,000 limit. My world was closing in on me fast.
When I went to the rehab center for family day, my husband's counselor encouraged me to find an Al-Anon group. And she added, "Make sure you find a group that you like."
I procrastinated for the first few weeks that my husband was in treatment. I was feeling very alone, ashamed, and overwhelmed. He was surrounded by counselors and support from other alcoholics. I kept thinking, "What about me?"
I finally took the plunge and found a meeting. I didn't feel very welcomed, and the topic of the meeting was service. As each person shared how they had been volunteers, helpers, officers, it was difficult for me to relate. How can I be in service when my world is crumbling around me?
I felt very discouraged. But, I remembered what the counselor had said about finding a meeting I liked. So, I tried another meeting. As soon as I walked in, I was greeted with such care and love. I felt like they understood. I had found a meeting I liked.
I haven't missed a meeting since that first one. There is a peace that comes over me during that hour of sharing. When I share my struggles—my husband is still drinking—the other members listen and I know they understand.
Last week, as I traveled to my meeting, I realized that the members of my group are virtual strangers to me. I only know their first names and only see them for one hour each week. And yet, I have shared some very intimate details of my life with them. I have grown to care about and love them.
By Maria B., Florida
The Forum, March 2010
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I came to Al-Anon as the 48-year-old adopted daughter and only child of a loving but alcoholic mother. She died when I was ten years old. I grew up with a loving but controlling father, whose alcoholism got worse as he got older and suffered dementia.
From the age of five on, with Mum drunk (or in rehab) and Dad at work, I took on the excessive responsibility for my own welfare, for Mum's welfare, and for Dad's serenity since I dared not upset him further.
As I grew up, I progressed from "people pleasing" into "black and white" thinking. I was self-righteous because I thought I knew best. I judged those who deviated from my tried-and-tested right and wrong rules. I tried to control everything and fix everyone's problems, for their own well-being. I was God in my little part of the world—attempting to run the whole show.
I had always believed in God but He had big problems with the starving millions in Ethiopia, etc… He was way too busy for my daily problems. I was also familiar with the Serenity Prayer but I thought it was for weak people. It didn't apply to me since there was nothing that I couldn't change and I had plenty of courage to change everything.
I arrived at Al-Anon exhausted, depressed, and suicidal. My supposedly controlled environment was collapsing around me. I couldn't control my husband's unacceptable behavior; my young-adult children were rejecting my black and white rules; I couldn't fix my aging father's depression; and I failed to protect my eldest daughter from a hurtful marital relationship.My first Al-Anon meeting introduced me to the word serenity. It was like water to a man dying of thirst in the desert—an urgent need. In just twelve months, Al-Anon allowed me to experience serenity; undertake a reality check of my life and my expectations; personally appreciate and apply the Serenity Prayer; develop a "Live and Let Live" attitude; and recognize that God is my spirit and my friend who is with me 24/7. Thank you, Al-Anon.
By S.T., Australia
The Forum, December 2010
© Al-Anon Family Group Headquarters, Inc. 2010. All Rights Reserved.
Conquering the spiritual disease of fear
Honesty begins with staying true to myself
Forgiving myself was the only path to serenity
Overcoming my inner emptiness
One Alateen conference changed my life
Celebrating anniversaries, making amends
I was 'crazy' in love - and couldn't blame the drinker
I came to understand and accept my feelings
As an outsider, I couldn't figure out Al-Anon members
Al-Anon - after everything else failed
At mid-life I found self-knowledge
How I've changed since my first meeting
From anger to serenity
I came to Al-Anon as the 48-year-old adopted daughter and only child of a loving but alcoholic mother...
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Though the final numbers might indicate trouble, Tyler Herron's spot start was absolutely terrific in the second game of Friday night's doubleheader. The right-hander's dominance allowed the Harrisburg Senators to finish the sweep with a 5-4 victory over the Bowie Baysox before 4,357 at Metro Bank Park.
Herron (3-1), making his first start in affiliated baseball since July 2009, pitched into the sixth inning for the Senators, carrying a shutout into that frame. A few hits coupled with a couple of defensive lapses and questionable relief led to his final numbers including four runs in 5.2 innings, but manager Matt LeCroy still called him "the MVP of the doubleheader."
The 26-year-old walked one and struck out eight, matching a career-high for the former St. Louis Cardinals first-round pick and prospect. Neil Holland recorded the final four outs for his first save of the season.
Jerad Head's three-run home run sparked the Senators early, as they raced to a 5-0 lead against Bowie RHP Devin Jones (3-4). But Jones settled to keep Harrisburg off the scoreboard over his final four frames. Holland, in fact, was one ball away from walking in the tying run in the top of the sixth but rebounded to induce a flyout to keep the Senators in front.
The doubleheader sweep, which included Game 1's 4-2 victory, increased the first-place grasp of Harrisburg (47-40) over the Baysox (42-42) and second-place Erie.
The Senators' strong start ended up being enough to carry them through. Scoring four runs in the first, the team got the rally started on Brian Goodwin's first-pitch double. Later, after a Carlos Rivero walk, Goodwin scored on Justin Bloxom's RBI single. Head followed with his 10th home run into the left-field cheap seats. In the second inning, Jeff Howell doubled and scored on an error to give the Senators a 5-0 cushion.
1. RHP Tyler Herron (5 points); 2. LF Jerad Head (3); 3. C Jeff Howell (1).
July 2 at Erie -- 2-1 loss
July 3 at Erie -- 5-0 win
July 4 vs. Bowie -- 6-2 loss
July 5 vs. Bowie -- 4-2 win
July 5 vs. Bowie -- 5-4 win
July 6 vs. Bowie, 7
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July 8 vs. Bowie, noon
July 11 at Erie, 7:05
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Arthur Alexander, an attorney in Washington (Warren County), died on Nov. 1, 2012, at the age of 95.
He was born on Oct. 4, 1917.
Beloved father of Bonnie Uppal, New Delhi; Avis Alexander, New York; and Melinda Eidson, Atlanta. Father-in-law of Tony Uppal and Paul Ehrlich. Grandfather of Krista Sachdev and Arjun Uppal, Jeremy and Ben Ehrlich, Jesse and Mandy Jane Eidson and great-grandfather of Audrey Ehrlich. Father of Eric who died in May and Ross who died in 1982 and husband of Cynthia Jane, deceased in 1985. Also survived by his beloved companion, Deloris Kereluk.
Arthur was an attorney in Washington and a retired magistrate. He worked at hosiery mills in North Carolina to put himself through Duke University and Duke Law School.
Arthur enlisted in the Navy prior to Pearl Harbor and became a lieutenant. He served on a battleship, the USS Elmore, in the South Pacific and was awarded the Bronze Star.
Arthur practiced law in Washington for 55 years until retiring at age 89. He was the attorney for the Hunterdon Humane Animal Shelter for many years. Arthur was an active member of the Washington Kiwanis Club for more than 50 years.
Arthur loved his NY Mets, playing roll the bat with his kids, reading, building stonewalls and ponds at his beloved Flower Dale and dining with his friends and family.
Memorial service will be held at Church of the Holy Spirit, 3 Haytown Road, Lebanon, at 10:30 a.m. on Nov. 17.
Donations may be given to Hunterdon Humane Animal Shelter, 576 Stamets Road, Milford, NJ 08848.
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Scottish mezzo-soprano Allison Cook made her Royal Opera debut in 2004 as Babette (Babette's Feast) in the Linbury Studio Theatre and has since sung Kate Julien (Owen Wingrave), also in the Linbury Studio Theatre, and Blossom (Anna Nicole, world premiere) and Margret (Wozzeck) on the main stage.
Cook trained at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama and the national opera studios of Paris and Strasbourg. Her early engagements included Composer (Ariadne auf Naxos) for Opéra national du Rhin, Carmen and Prince Orlofsky (Die Fledermaus) for Glyndebourne on Tour and Valletto and La Fortuna (L'incoronazione di Poppea) with Les Musiciens du Louvre Grenoble at the Wiener Festwochen and the Aix-en-Provence Festival. Engagements since include Brangäne (Tristan und Isolde) in Prague and Miss Jessel (The Turn of the Screw) for La Scala, Milan..
Contemporary opera credits include the Marquise de Merteuil (Francesconi's Quartett) for La Scala, Strasbourg Festival, Casa de Música, Porto, Wiener Festwochen, in Paris and at the Holland Festival, Duchess (Powder Her Face) for New York City Opera, Chantal (Eötvös's Le Balcon) in Toulouse, Amsterdam and for the Aix-en-Provence festival, the title role in Saariaho's Emilie for Salzburg Landestheater and Madame de Warens in the world premiere of Fénélon's JJR (Citoyen de Genève) for Geneva Opera. She created the role of Maria in Berkeley's For You for Music Theatre Wales. She also performs widely in concert, her appearances including Vaughan Williams's Serenade to Music (BBC Proms) and Schoenberg's Das Buch der hängenden Gärten (Louvre).


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Producer: Ferrari-Carano Winery
Style: Red Wine
Grape Type: Cabernet Sauvignon
Origin: California
Region: Sonoma
Appellation: Alexander Valley
87 Points | Stephen Tanzer's IWC - May/June 2013
Dark purple. Spice-accented redcurrant and cherry aromas, with a gentle licorice tone. Tangy and focused on the palate, which displays cassis and bitter cherry flavors and a hint of bitter chocolate. Finishes clean and nervy, with dusty tannins and slight tartness. I'd have liked more sweetness here.


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The Oregonian visited homes that were listed for sale by major infill developers. These photos show the homes they built and what they replaced.
The photos were collected in reporting a recent series of stories on home demolitions, renovations and infill construction of single-family houses:
» Shortage of lots in the suburbs drives builders to demolish and build in the city
» Homebuyers find competition from builders seeking land
» 10 years of Portland home demolitions in one GIF
» Portland narrows home demolition notification exception; neighbors say it's a good step, but not enough
(These images were previously published as galleries alongside some of these stories. Here's another way to browse them side by side.)
Southeast 36th PlaceA house on Southeast 36th Place sold for $390,000. It was replaced by Renaissance Homes with two houses, one of which is listed for $669,900.
North Boston StreetA house on North Boston Street sold for $310,500 to Everett Custom Homes, which replaced it with two houses. Those homes are each listed at $459,900.
North Willamette BoulevardNot all infill projects are tear-downs. Everett Custom Homes built a home listed at $439,900 on a vacant side yard.
Northeast 14th AvenueA house on Northeast 14th Avenue was sold for $257,160 to Seymour General Contracting, which replaced it with a house that sold for $573,250.
Southeast Ogden StreetA house is being replaced by two houses built by Tasso Custom Homes.
Southeast 30th AvenueA house on Southeast 30th Avenue, renovated in 2009, was sold for $283,000 to Renaissance Custom Homes. It was replaced with two new houses, one of which recently sold for $479,900.
Northeast 35th AvenueTwo adjacent houses on Northeast 35th Avenue were replaced by Dilusso Homes.
Southwest 46th AvenueA house on Southwest 46th Avenue sold for $300,000. Renaissance Custom Homes is replacing it with two houses, one of which was most recently listed at $574,900.
First Addition, Lake OswegoSome of Portland's suburbs are seeing more infill construction. A home in Lake Oswego's First Addition sold for $300,000. TTM Development Co. built replaced it with a new house, listed at $995,000.
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PORTAGE -- Pfizer Inc.'s local manufacturing operation will lose 200 positions during 2008 as the New York-based drugmaker adjusts to changing demand for its products, a company spokesman said.
Company officials were informing employees of the changes during meetings held Thursday, said Rick Chambers, Pfizer spokesman.
"We expect the net effect will be, over the next year, fewer manufacturing positions overall," he said. "We think it will be around 200 fewer positions."
Included in the reduction are 60 positions in Portage related to Pfizer's inhaled insulin product Exubera. The New York-based company announced last week it would halt production of Exubera at a cost of $2.8 billion.
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MoveOn Gears Up For "Intensive" National Campaign Against Syria War
Liberal group behind the "General Betray Us" ad turns its aim to Obama's war.
WASHINGTON — One of the defining foes of George W. Bush's war in Iraq is taking the first steps toward a broad-based campaign against the march to war in Syria.
On Tuesday, MoveOn formally polled its membership to form an official stance on the Congressional authorization for military action in Syria the White House wants to see pass next week. A MoveOn leader told BuzzFeed Saturday that the group's membership is broadly opposed to the war in Syria.
The results of the poll, expected to come Wednesday, will likely formalize that view and let MoveOn begin a campaign to convince Democratic members of Congress to oppose authorizing military action.
"When we're considering launching intensive national campaigns, MoveOn has historically given our full membership a chance to make their voices heard via a formal vote," MoveOn spokesperson Nick Berning said. "That's what we're doing here."
No campaign will go forward if MoveOn members vote to support the authorization of military action in Syria.
During the Iraq war, MoveOn's sometimes controversial campaigns helped push Democrats into supporting bringing an end to the conflict. Its influence was essentially unrivaled among progressive groups at the time.
Years later, however, things have changed. As the Huffington Post first reported last year, MoveOn has gone through a significant changes at the national level, leading to the loss of key personnel. It's not clear what influence the new MoveOn would have on the debate if it launches a national effort to defeat Congressional authorization of the Syria strikes Obama wants.
But with much of the progressive organizing community is still on the sidelines of the Syria debate, MoveOn could end up being the most vocal progressive force opposing Obama's war.
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Proposition 35 more than doubles maximum sentences for human sex traffickers. Sex trafficking is a multi-billion dollar industry in the United States and affects children as young as 12 years old.
The FBI says three of the nation's highest child sex trafficking areas are in California. Some say this is because existing California laws aren't strong enough.
Many law enforcement officials support the proposed legislation. Tom Dominguez is President of the Orange County Deputy Sheriffs Association.
"Relative to what the current sentences and penalties are, I think this is a vast improvement."
However, others point out holes they say would make the law ineffective.
Norma Jean Almodovar is an author, a former Los Angeles Police Department officer, and a former sex worker. Her main concern is the language of the law.
"It is such a vague law. It's over-broad, and it can be used anyway the cops want it to be used, and that is a serious problem."
Almodovar says it's so broad it could deem a prostitute's landlord a sex trafficker if they accept rent money that was earned in the sex trade. But Dominguez says that wouldn't happen under the proposed law.
"That characterization and example that she gives are not accurate. That is a stretch."
Another argument against the proposition is its hefty price tag, and some argue California already has tough punishment for trafficking.
Almodovar says Prop 35 fails to punish the appropriate people.
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Other opponents include exotic service providers and the California Council of Churches. Supporters of the proposition include the California and Democratic and Republican parties and many more law enforcement organizations.
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FOLEY, Alabama - Foley head coach Todd Watson can sum up quarterback Tyler Cameron's improvement in the last year in one word.
The rising senior threw for 2,205 yards and 19 touchdowns for the Lions a year ago in his first year as the starting quarterback. This spring, he already has raked in college offers already from Louisiana Tech, Florida International and Delta State.
He also threw for the Southern Mississippi coaching staff earlier this week.
"His improvement from Day 1 last year to where he is now has been tremendous," Watson said. "We are expecting a lot of big things from him this year. He is improving every day and really stepping into more of that leadership role for us that we are looking for at the quarterback position."
The 6-foot-3, 205-pound Cameron was a stabilizing force in an up-and-down season for the Lions a year ago. Foley finished just 6-6 but upset Prattville in the first round of the playoffs, then took eventual 6A runner-up Auburn to the wire in the second round.
Cameron completed 58 percent of his passes and was intercepted just five times.
"I thought it went pretty well," he said this week, looking back on his junior season. "I had a great receiver to throw to in Demarcus (Bingham). I was thrown into the fire a little and that part was challenging. But once I got the hang of it and caught on, it was no big deal. I just tried to do my best for the team."
Bingham, who caught 60 passes a year ago, is gone, but Cameron said he receiving corps has the potential to be more balanced in 2014. He also has another weapon in the Foley backfield in running back Isaiah Lewis, who gained more than 1,300 yards last season.
"We should have great balance this year," Cameron said. "The receivers have changed, obviously. I just need to work on getting the ball on time and getting it to where it needs to go. I have plenty of weapons around me."
Watson said experience could prove to be a major difference for his quarterback.
"The more games you play, the more things you see, that is where he is going to benefit," Watson said. "Tyler has played 12 games. He has been in tough situations. That is where you will see him make his biggest growth. With every game he continues to play, he will continue to improve."
Meanwhile, Cameron seems to be taking his increased recruiting interest in stride. He said he is in no hurry to make a quick decision about college.
"I've been to a couple of place just looking around," he said. "I'm trying to find the right place for me. If the right school comes around, I am ready to commit and make that decision. Right now, I am just looking around to find the best fit for me."


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Duluth, MN (NNCNOW.com) --- Former Cloquet-Esko-Carlton standout Karson Kuhlman has signed a national letter of intent to play Division I college hockey at the University of Minnesota Duluth (UMD) starting in the 2014-15 season, the school announced on Thursday evening.
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Is he worth having so that we start at the twenty yard line every time we get the ball? It may be.
Not likely.
The day is coming when kickoffs are eliminated completely. Who knows when that will be
If he returns to form this year he'll be back.
Yeh, QBs will be just texting TDs and not throwing them at that time.
The NFL does not like kickoffs. Because they are one of the most dangerous times in the game (according to some reports) they are going to do all they can to limit returns. Already started by allowing the kickers to move up. More Touchbacks equal less returns, equal less injuries.
It is only a matter of time before they decide to just allow teams to start at the 20 and eliminate the kickoff all together.
I don't think it's that Benj, but I do agree that Hester is likely gone next year. Next year there will be a lot of familiar players that will no longer be w/the team. I don't think the team is planning on returning more then a few of the guys on 1 yr contracts; and I think a few that are coming to the end of their contracts might get cut or traded.
The elimination of kickoffs likely does not come next year. But Hester is going to want more than a return man is worth. So he will be gone.
But mark my words, a returner is going to go away. Become a thing of the past
Well, thankfully his forte has been the punt return game, but Cincy's guys were down there in a hurry. Agree completely about kickoffs, it almost seems like they're slowly preparing us for no kickoffs by having just about every one end in a touchback, lol. Do I think Hester will be back? Only if he comes cheaply AND performs well this year. If he doesn't perform well, it doesn't matter if he's paying us, there's no reason to have a 31 year old return man who lost his stuff years ago. I'm hoping against hope that he shows a little of that spark he had early on in his career.
Do you want to put our O at the one yard line?
I'm going to say no and even he says so his home is for sale in Gurnee.
with a pay cut one more year, if not he will be gone.
I think it would take a combination of him returning to form, taking a paycut, and even blocking a punt or two at this point. Lot's of penny pinching now and Emery is throwing nickels around like manhole covers like Halas did. DeCamillis may have the final say so if he keeps his ST elite he just might have the gravitas to persuade the staff to keep him.
Glad somebody got to that part. Yea Henry. You're right, he's returned far more punts for TDs than kickoffs and the season is young. He wants to break the TD record so he'll do whatever he can to get it and I believe they'll let him even if it means bringing kicks out from 8 and 9 yards deep in the end zone. He's good enough to bring those back out to at least the 20 and if they get too deep in their coverage and he breaks through the first wave he's gone. But......he's far more likely to get one or two off of PRs this year than KOs.
I think if he breaks the record he may well hang it up. If not and he wants to return he'll have to accept a pretty low offer to do it. Personally I'd like to see him really bust out again this year but the odds of it happening are not as good as they've been in the past.
I'm pretty sure you're meaning that because Emery has no choice. With that said, yeah, we're basically gonna have no choice but to build this team the way the Packers have been building theirs: almost exclusively through the draft.
The good thing is tho, Cincy did try kicking away from him, and so Minnesota will either see if they can stop him, or if they kick away from him, he might be valuable to us because of the fear he gives to opponent's ST coaches.
he'll be gone and he only is here this year because of what he did in the past
Hester's History ,..chit It's only a matter of time before the League drops them completely ,.... the League has already done away with kick offs in the Pro Bowl yes ??
to the OP,.... trade in yer rocket ,... there is no rocket science to the scheme of things here
The writing is on wall and has been since the league dropped KOs from the Pro Bowl
This is the last year for Hester w/ Da Bears. Having a KR/PR specialist on the roster is almost a waste of a spot on the 53 especially since kickoffs are basically void and people have learned how to contain him on PR using directional kicking. He is still a factor though at times on punts with teams giving up on just booming a kick rather trying to be fancy and putting it near the sideline and often times giving us better field advantage.


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Wynton Marsalis, the New Orleans-born, New York-based trumpeter, is one of those individuals who seems to have more energy and time than most humans. He is a prolific, Pulitzer Prize-winning trumpeter fluent in both the jazz and classical genres. He is the artistic director of the sprawling Jazz at Lincoln Center program. He writes, he tours, he collaborates with the likes of Eric Clapton and Willie Nelson.
And, starting in January, he will be a cultural correspondent for CBS News. He will contribute segments on cultural and educational issues to "CBS This Morning" and "CBS Sunday Morning," which already features an opening trumpet fanfare by Marsalis.
"Wynton Marsalis and CBS News have a strong connection that goes back many years," said CBS News Chairman and "60 Minutes" executive producer Jeff Fager in a statement released by the network. "His appearances on '60 Minutes,' including his part in our tribute to the great Ed Bradley, were memorable. Now our viewers will benefit from a regular dose of his insights and observations about American culture."
"The world already knows Wynton as a virtuoso," said CBS News president David Rhodes. "Less well known is his passion for education, for bringing together young and old, and for American culture in general: a passion he's developed traveling across the country and the world over the course of his storied career."
Marsalis noted that "Walter Cronkite was a jazz fan and a drummer. Ed Bradley was a mentor and treasured friend. I was an unabashed lover of Charles Kuralt's vision of America from the road and Dr. Billy Taylor's jazz segment on 'Sunday Morning' inspired us all. I am honored to be a part of the CBS News family. I look forward to sharing with viewers the incredible variety and richness of our national culture—from ballet to the blues, from barbecue to the backbeat."
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The Saginaw County Community Action Committee Executive Director Lillie L. Williams unsuccessfully lobbied for $20,000 in support of the organization's foreclosure assistance initiative during Monday's City Council meeting.
Despite the defeat, Williams vowed to keep the 10-year-old service afloat for struggling homeowners.
"I understand the city's priorities, but this says, 'We don't support community-based programs,' " Williams said afterward. "We'll keep going, though."
In the end, the council voted in favor of the block grant proposals City Manager Darnell Earley approved.
The lone block grant dispute took nearly an hour of Monday's three-hour regular session as city staff and council members debated the value of tackling the city's foreclosure problem vs. knocking down homes after they're abandoned.
The struggle began months ago when Williams asked for $61,000 in block grant funds for her service. City staff rejected that request, allotting no money, because officials decided to avoid funding "new" causes, said City Director of Development Odail Thorns.
Williams said the initiative is 10 years old but that the request for money was new -- a fact she believes confused some city staff.
Between the time of her initial request and Monday's meeting, Williams said she secured funding from other sources and was able to lower her asking price to $20,000.
Councilman Amos O'Neal sided with Williams, offering an alternative block grant proposal that would have taken $10,000 from the city's residential loans initiative and another $10,000 from funds tagged for blighted building demolition and re-routed the $20,000 total into the foreclosure assistance service. All but Councilman Greg Branch opposed the change in plans.
The amendment would have decreased the money set aside for blight demolition to $366,725 -- a measure that would have resulted in "about one-and-a-half" fewer abandoned houses knocked down this year, Thorns said. Last year, the city used $400,000 to knock down 187 abandoned buildings.
"I'm really concerned about leveraging money for demolition (from the state and federal government)," Councilman Andrew Wendt said. "We need to show we are strong and serious about that."
Thorns said the city is applying for $800,000 in Michigan State Housing Development Authority funds that officials could use to provide similar foreclosure help services.
Councilman Paul T. Virciglio listed nine nearby agencies that also offer homeowner counseling.
Branch said funding Williams' service, housed at 2824 Perkins, would pay off in the long term.
"Those could be properties we don't have to demolish down the line," he said.
Williams said she would look elsewhere for the money, which would help the service continue to provide foreclosure-based education and guide troubled homeowners out of financial crises.
After the council defeated the amended proposal, both O'Neal and Branch voted in favor of the original $2.8 million block grant plan.


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TUSCALOOSA -- When DeMarcus Cousins was growing up in Mobile, he experienced a natural disaster.
"A tree fell on our house during a hurricane," he said.
He remembers neither the year, the name of the severe storm nor the extent of the damage.
"I was young," he said.
He's 20 years old now and just finished his rookie year in the NBA as a center with the Sacramento Kings, and on Friday, the former standout from Erwin and LeFlore high schools and two other pro basketball players from Alabama toured neighborhoods hit hard by a deadly April 27 tornado.
They won't forget what they saw.
"This is my state," Cousins said after the group returned to a Red Cross shelter at the Belk Activity Center to hand out shoes from Soles4Souls and NBA Cares shirts, sign autographs and film a Red Cross public service announcement. "This is the craziest thing I've ever seen. To know there was a building standing there and now it's nothing but rubble, it's crazy.
"To see the people suffering like this hurts. I'm going to try to give back as much as I can."
Cousins was joined Friday by former Kentucky teammate Eric Bledsoe and D.J. White. Bledsoe starred at Parker High School and now is a guard with the Los Angeles Clippers. White went from Hillcrest High School in Tuscaloosa County to Indiana and now is a forward with the Charlotte Bobcats.
"I just wanted to help out," Bledsoe said. "It could have been my family in this position. I want to put a smile on peoples' faces and show them they can always bounce back."
White experienced a deadly tornado that killed 10 people 10 years ago.
"I saw some of the devastation," he said. "Some of it happened almost across the street from my high school."
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A third-year pro, White was traded this season from the Oklahoma City Thunder. In 24 games with the Bobcats, he averaged 8.5 points, 4.4 rebounds and 19.4 minutes per game.
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White was impressed with the seasons Cousins and Bledsoe had.
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Bledsoe started 25 games for the Clippers and averaged 6.7 points, 3.6 assists, 2.8 rebounds and 22.7 minutes per game.
"I had ups and downs, but I thought I did pretty good," he said.
What was the highlight of his first pro season?
"Throwing it up to Blake Griffin," Bledsoe said. "He's an animal. Whatever you throw up, he's going to get."
Cousins started 62 games and averaged 14.1 points, 8.6 rebounds and 28.5 minutes per game.
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The 460GS was a delight to overclock. Despite already being above the standard core speed we managed to eke another 175MHz out of the core before artifacts started appearing.
If that wasn't impressive enough take a look at that shader speed; 1750MHz. Shaders are linked to the core, so if we overclock 175MHz on the core, we'll get 350MHz on the shaders. However it's another thing that can affect overclock stability so we're pleased it held up.
Heating could be the subtitle of the early Fermi cards. Thankfully manufacturers have taken to the task of attempting to tame that heat into a manageable level. Gainward are no exception and the cooler on the GTX460 Golden Sample really keeps the card under control both at stock and overclocked.
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Colin, now 22, was born with Cystic Fibrosis. Doctors at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill have recommended a life-saving double lung transplant for Colin. The goal is to raise $40,000 to assist Colin's family with the financial burdens related to the transplant.
About Colin Wilson: "My name is Colin Wilson, and I am 22 years old. I was diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis, which is a genetic terminal lung disease, at six months of age. For the past 22 years I have fought this battle, and my lungs have become progressively worse, to the point of needing a transplant. I am currently taking fourteen medications, including inhaled antibiotics and digestion medicine. I do airway clearance every day to keep the lungs from building up bacteria which cause lung infections. Within the past two years, this disease has progressed to the point that I have been hospitalized almost every other month since September, 2015. The progression of my disease is severe enough that UNC Chapel Hill is evaluating me to be placed on a double lung transplant list. I am trying to get on the waiting list, but due to the criteria for the out-of-pocket expenses related to the transplant, I need to raise money for medical expenses, relocation, housing and travel expenses. The transplant team at UNC has informed me that I must raise a minimum of $15,000 for these basic expenses in order to be placed on the list. These expenses are in addition to those covered by my insurance. The estimated amount I will need to cover all expenses to include after transplant problems that may arise is $40,000. I have so many things that I would like to do like going to college and being able to continue my passion for drawing. I want to be able to breathe for the first time without stopping every fifteen minutes to catch my breath. I want to know how it feels to not need an oxygen tank to breathe and a Bipap to keep me from being so tired the next day. I want to be an Uncle for my brother's children, and someday get married and be a Dad. I want to be an inspiration for others who have fought and are still fighting this disease. I would greatly appreciate any help and support that you could possibly give. It doesn't matter how much because any amount is one step closer to this wonderful gift that I have been given. Please remember me and my family in your prayers. Thank you so much for your support."
Click here to learn more about Colin's fight with Cystic Fibrosis.
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Big wine, beer, liquor retailer Total Wine and More to open in Bellevue next week
As if getting liquor at the grocery store wasn't enough, Bellevue now will be the first city in the state for Total Wine and More, one of the foremost wine, beer and spirit retailers in the country.
With more than 8,000 wines, 2,500 beers and 3,000 types of spirits, Total Wine and More fancies itself the leader in both price and selection in every market it enters. The store opens June 28 at 699 120th Ave., in the spot formerly occupied by Larry's Market and next to Uwajimaya.
Founder David Trone said the company has stores in 13 states, and with each new frontier comes new relationships with producers both local and worldwide.
"We really specialize in finding the unique family producers from all over the world that really can't be successful elsewhere on their own," Trone said.
Trone said Total Wine and More will carry more local wines than competitors' entire selection.
Washington has been a target of the company for some time, Trone said. With its quality wine producers and burgeoning craft beer industry, it was a natural move for the company. But the final domino fell when voters passed Initiative 1183, allowing stores over 10,000 square feet to sell spirits.
While Total Wine and More has stores in two states - North Carolina and Virginia - that don't allow spirit sales in grocery stores, being able to add spirits to the selection makes the business boom, Trone said.
Ed Cooper, spokesman for the company, said Bellevue was a logical target because of its high income and its diverse and well-educated populace. Customers will be surprised and excited to find that prices for spirits will not only be cheaper than in the grocery store, but also less than previous costs at state liquor stores, Cooper said.
"We strive to be the price leader in every market we are in, and we think Bellevue will be no different," Cooper said.
With the large selection available, Total Wine and More customers are going to need some guidance, Cooper said, adding that every employee is required to undergo more than 150 hours of training to know everything there is to know about wine, beer and spirits. The company sponsors trips to Spain and France to taste international products and adventures to the Napa Valley and other domestic hot spots.
Trone and his brother have been perfecting the business for more than 20 years. In 1991, they were in the beer business in Pennsylvania, but the microbrew trend hadn't yet arrived, leaving the industry without a lot of options. They decided to branch out into wine and spirits, and they never looked back.
More than 80 stores later, Trone said, the company is still adding to its selection. Arriving in Washington will not only benefit the company by adding new stores, but also building a relationship with local producers will help the selection nationwide.
"We want to feature Washington state wines because they are local, and they are fantastic," he said. "Nobody outside of Texas cares about Texas wines, but Washington state wines are world class. Everybody cares about Washington state wines whether you are in Washington, California, Texas or Florida."
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