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Homemade mayo is easy and so much better than store bought. A food processor, blender or immersion blender may be used for making mayo. I prefer to use an immersion blender.In a bowl, add all ingredients except olive and vegetable oil.
- 2 egg yolks (room temperature), whisked
- 1 tbsp. fresh lime juice
- ½ tsp. Dijon mustard
- ½ cup fresh cilantro
- 2 chipotle peppers in adobe sauce
- ½ tsp. salt
- ½ tsp. sugar
- 1 tsp. cold water
- ½ cup extra virgin olive oil
- ½ cup vegetable oil
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A free trade agreement in the works between the U.S. and South Korea would create export possibilities and jobs for Alabama, but not everyone is sure it's a good idea.
The trade pact, which has been in motion for more than three years, stalled earlier this month after President Barack Obama and South Korean President Lee Myung-bak failed to resolve differences on a few remaining areas, specifically the trade of auto products and beef. Envoys from both countries, who discussed the agreement during the G-20 summit in Seoul, said they'll continue negotiations in the coming weeks.
While the deal is not yet finalized, proponents of the agreement say it would provide huge benefits for Alabama. It would eliminate millions of dollars in tariffs, increase exports and create jobs, they say.
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Ties between Alabama and South Korea continue to grow, said Hilda Lockhart, director of the international trade division of the Alabama Development Office. Alabama is already the home of North America's only plant for Korea's top automaker, Hyundai. And in September, the country's major steelmaker Posco opened a plant in Jefferson County.
Lockhart said the South Korean ambassador visits the state almost every year to talk about the importance of trade with the state. Lockhart said that Alabama's exports to the country continue to grow, topping $450 million in the first nine months of this year.
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Lockhart said eliminating tariffs currently in place would accelerate that trade, as she's seen happen with most other trade pacts. According to a report by Business Roundtable, an association of chief executives of top U.S. firms, eliminating tariffs would give Alabama businesses at least $3.1 million cost advantage over companies in countries without an free trade agreement with Korea.
"We've had a lot of good support for it here," Lockhart said. "But with everything that's been going on in the economy and Washington, I guess free trade agreements got put on the back burner."
Lockhart said that Alabama already ships machinery, chemicals and minerals to South Korea, and getting rid of trade barriers would increase exports in those industries and others. She said countries trading with Korea that already have trade agreements "are already a touchdown ahead of us."
South Korea is the state's sixth largest export market, the state's development office. So far in 2010, Alabama has done more business with only five countries: Canada, Germany, China, Mexico and Brazil. Among U.S. states, Alabama is the 15th largest exporter to Korea.
The lack of a free trade agreement with South Korea is causing the U.S. to fall behind other countries in trade, said Michael Brooks, assistant director at the Alabama International Trade Center at the University of Alabama. Brooks said that Alabama companies trying to put products in South Korea face tariffs of up to 300 percent. Under the proposed agreement, most tariffs would be wiped out.
"The longer we wait to get an FTA enacted, the more of a competitive disadvantage we're going to be at," Brooks said.
But others aren't so keen to see the deal -- which was signed by both countries in 2007 but not yet ratified by Congress -- come to fruition.
Agreement exodus?
Greg England, District 9 Rapid Response Coordinator for the United Steelworkers in Alabama, said he's worried that a free trade agreement with South Korea will cause companies to shut down plants and move jobs out of the country, as happened after the North American Free Trade Agreement. England said there isn't a single free trade agreement he'd support.
Kate Bronfenbrenner, director of Labor Education Research at Cornell University, said that after almost every free trade agreement, wages and standards of living for U.S. workers have fallen.
"It is an agreement that is meant to protect investor interests above all other interests," she said in an interview.
Other experts say that free trade -- at least in theory -- is beneficial to economies.
Larry Harper, assistant professor at the Brock School of Business at Samford University, said that while any free trade agreement will have winners and losers, states that already have ties with Korea will benefit. He said he can see Alabama supporting the agreement with Korea because the state's already getting advantages from other trade pacts.
"Free trade in theory is the ultimate economic benefit growth tool," he said.
Nationwide, an approved trade agreement with Korea could increase U.S. gross domestic product by at least $10.1 billion, according to a report by the U.S.-Korea Business Council and the American Chamber of Commerce in Korea.
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Salisbury Steak With Mushroom Gravy
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Prep 15 mins
Cook 15 mins
A delicious blast from the past with great gravy. This is from Rachael Ray.
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- 1 1⁄4 lbs ground sirloin
- 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
- 1 small onion, finely chopped
- 1 tablespoon steak seasoning (Montreal Steak Seasoning good)
- 3 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
- 12 cremini mushrooms, sliced
- 12 shiitake mushrooms, chopped
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 2 cups beef stock
- Combine meat, Worcestershire, onion and steak seasoning.
- Form 2 large oval patties, 1" thick.
- Preheat large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat.
- Add tablespoons of olive oil and the meat patties to a hot pan.
- Cook meat 6 minutes on each side until meat is evenly caramelized on the outside and juices run clear.
- Remove meat and cover with loose foil to keep warm.
- Add 1 tablespoons oil and the butter to the pan, then the mushrooms.
- Season with salt and pepper and sauté mushrooms until tender, 3-5 minutes.
- Add sprinkle of flour to pan and cook 2 minutes more.
- Whisk in beef stock and thicken 1 minute.
- To serve, pour gravy over Salisbury Steaks.
- Serve with mashed potatoes.
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Very tasty. I too made 4 patties. Easy to put together. I grated the onion instead of chopping and that made it even easier.
Delicious. We loved the steak seasoning flavor and the mushroom gravy. I did make four large patties instead of two to make more reasonable sized portions, and adjusted the cooking time. The mashed potatoes are a must!
These salisbury steaks are wonderful! I've made these several times. I usually make 4 or 5 patties and since I'm not good at making gravy I use a pkg. of mushroom gravy mix. Next time I'm going to try the gravy recipe but it's delicious even using a mix.


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Rotarian and elementary students give presentation on the plight of education in Pakistan, Haiti while launching Nickels for Knowledge campaign
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River Hebert District Elementary School launched its Nickels for Knowledge campaign on Tuesday that will help raise money for school uniforms and school fees for one student for one year in Haiti. For the past six years, the school and its students have been involved in a number of charitable fundraising campaigns similar to this one. Pictured, from left are (back row): Emily Boudreau, Rotarian Pam Harrison and Jenna Gower. (Front row): Abby Gower and Chloe Fagan.
RIVER HEBERT-The right to receive an education. While it's a privilege that most Canadian children take for granted, access to a free education is not as readily attainable in such countries as Pakistan or Haiti due to political unrest and poverty.
On Tuesday, a day ahead of National Child Day/ United Nations Universal Day of the Child, Rotarian Pam Harrison, who was assisted by River Hebert Elementary students Emily Boudreau, Chloe Fagan, Abby Gower and Jenna Gower, gave an eye-opening presentation on how the right to an education came to be enshrined in and reaffirmed by the UN Declaration of the Rights of the Child circa 1959.
As grade six student Abby Gower held up a copy of I Am Malala: The Girl Who Stood Up for Education and Was Shot by the Taliban, Harrison told students about the story of Malala Yousafzai, a teenage girl who spoke out against the Taliban when they took control of the remote Swat Valley region of northern Pakistan.
Malala fought for her right to an education, a fight that nearly ended her life. On Tuesday, October 9, 2012, Malala was shot in the head at point-blank range while riding the bus home from school when she was just 15 years-old. Miraculously, Malala survived this terrorist attack to champion her cause in the hallowed halls of the UN in New York, earning her a Nobel Peace Prize nomination in the process.
"The Universal Day of the Child is a United Nations project based on the Universal Rights of the Child," said Harrison. "For the past six years, River Hebert Elementary has raised money for (anti-malaria) bed nets for children in Africa; water filtration systems to Haiti; chickens to families Zimbabwe; shelter boxes for those suffering from the earthquake in Haiti and polio immunization in Nigeria. This year will be (raising money for) educating one child for a year in Haiti."
As the request of Harrison, grade six student Emily Boudreau read a passage from Gifts With Vision, 2013-2014: A Giving Catalogue from the United Church of Canada. Following the 2010 earthquake that afflicted Haiti, the Methodist Church began rebuilding 100 schools. While their school restoration projects are going well, many Haitian families are finding it difficult to pay school uniform costs and school fees, two things that are required in order to send their children to school.
According to Harrison, $45 will cover the cost of educating a child for one month in Haiti: $20.00 for the school uniform and $25.00 for school fees, a recurring cost.
Grade six students Chloe Fagan and Jenna Gower distributed containers to students in hopes that their parents would help fill them with such coins as nickels, dimes and quarters. This marked the beginning of the Nickels for Knowledge campaign.
"Remember, that every nickel you give will help educate children in Haiti," stated Harrison. "You are all the most important people on Universal Day of the Child."


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Her husband, Sparta High School graduate Michael Gross, was hospitalized overnight for arm injuries sustained in the blast. "In fact, another piece of asphalt fell out today," he told the Globe.
The Grosses, who now live in Charlotte, North Carolina, are known to family and friends for their athleticism. Michael Gross had been an All-American swimmer. Nicole Gross is a triathlete coach, and was a champion collegiate swimmer. In the Globe piece, Michael Gross credits his wife's competitive spirit with helping toward her recovery.
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Two witnesses inside the home told the deputies there was a "domestic argument" followed by gun shots. As they ran from the home, they told investigators that they heard several more gun shots.
The bodies were sent for autopsy with the state medical examiner for positive identification. WHNT is reporting the victims are Jeff Faulkner, 50, his wife, Julaine Marie Faulkner, 38, and her brother Ryan Dale Oetken, 33.
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FLUSHING, Michigan — Brent LaPonsey's garage is about to get a lot cleaner.
The self-admitted "pack rat" and "flea marketeer" is clearing out his garage (mostly) and using the stuff he's accumulated over the years to fill his new business, "Good ol' RedBeard General Store" in downtown Flushing. The business will open in the coming days.
It's filled with "vintage" items from the 1950s, 60s and 70s. He has everything from motorcycle helmets of yesteryear to old dolls to used books.
"It's such a broad spectrum," he said.
He moved into the old Village Frame Shop at 114 Main St.
LaPonsey, 34, loves going to flea markets and auctions, looking for any kind of deals. He buys stuff that intrigues him and figures if it's interesting to him, someone else will feel the same way.
"A lot of this stuff takes me back in time," he said.
Born and raised in Flushing, the free-spirited LaPonsey has been a waiter at various Flushing restaurants before deciding to open his business.
He thinks there is a need in Flushing for a store of his type.
His prices range from 25 cents to $50. Prices are negotiable, he said, because he loves to negotiate.
But, he warns, "buy now because it might not be here tomorrow."
LaPonsey is big into motorcycles, and he has parts for vintage bikes.
He plans to have a "living" show window, changing the decorations often.
He wants to have Halloween and Christmas decorations in the window during those holiday seasons.
"I have a lot going on," he said. "I'm really excited about this. I'm real positive that it's going to succeed," he said.
LaPonsey is known to his friends as "redbeard" and that's where the name of the business comes from. The "Good Ol' " is a Grateful Dead reference, he said.
The business is open Monday through Wednesday 3:30 p.m. to 10 p.m., 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Thursday through Saturday and 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday.
As for his garage, it won't be completely empty, but it will be manageable.
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EUGENE — The pickup truck involved in a fatal crash on Interstate 5 south of Eugene had been stolen in the Portland area.
Oregon State Police say the pickup hit a disabled semi-truck on the shoulder Tuesday morning.
A passenger in the pickup died at the scene. She was identified as 22-year-old Christina Marie Armstrong. KVAL reports she had recently moved to Portland from Cape Coral, Florida.
The pickup driver, 28-year-old Joseph Dana Theriault of Portland, was treated at a Springfield hospital and booked into the Lane County Jail on a charge of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle.


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RIDGEWOOD — A 75-year-old woman was struck and killed by a vehicle as she crossed the northbound side of Route 17 in Ridgewood Saturday night, according to a report on NorthJersey.com.
The Union resident, whose name was not released by police pending her family's notification, was apparently "confused" after departing a bus on the highway around 8 p.m. and decided to cross the highway on foot instead of using a nearby pedestrian bridge, the report said.
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Dec. 7, POZ: [White] says he was prohibited from touching doorknobs in the office. Staff members followed him around with Lysol, spraying and wiping down the surfaces he touched. He was subjected to unexpected changes in his schedule—called and told to come in later than scheduled, or to leave earlier than expected. When he complied with the scheduling offers, he was written up for unexcused absences.
After months of this, he said he was overwhelmed.
His health took a turn for the worse, and he was hospitalized for a week. During that time, the clinic decided to fire him. They called him the day before he was to return to work and informed him that he was fired for excessive unexcused absences.
Scientists and medical professionals have long-ago established that HIV and AIDS cannot be transmitted through casual contact such as touching doorknobs or sharing eating utensils.
Following a three-year investigation by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the federal agency issued White a "right to sue" letter based on their inquiry, and proposed a $185,000 settlement that would have also required Great Expressions to train staff on HIV and Americans with Disabilities Act issues. The dental chain rejected that offer.
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Jason Moore, one of White's attorneys, specializes in HIV legal issues. He says this is one of the most straightforward cases of discrimination and harassment he's ever seen.
"I actually met James on my birthday," said Moore. "He came in for a 20-mintue consultation and I didn't leave my office until 9 PM. It was a ten-hour consultation. It was so unbelievable."
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Gov. Bill Richardson plans to distribute more than $250,000 to counties across New Mexico to promote rodeo.
Curry County will receive $50,000, according to a news release from the governor's office. Eastern New Mexico University will receive $30,844 to improve its rodeo arena while Quay County will receive $24,404 for upgrades to an existing facility.
"Rodeo may be the most uniquely American sport and it is a rich and vibrant part of New Mexico's cultural history," Richardson said. "These investments will help get more New Mexicans involved in rodeo events."
David Browder, ENMU rodeo coach, said the $30,844 will go towards six new chutes, replacing the old ones. Browder said they're going to use the money for new pens behind the chutes, also.
"Work on the chutes and pens will take place this summer," Browder said. "The pens and chutes are worn out. We're going to tear out the pens and replace the six chutes with new ones. It'll make the arena more attractive and safer."
Browder, who has been rodeo coach for six years, said the arena was built in the mid-70s. He said this is the first time they have received money from the state of New Mexico for such a project. Browder said the grant application was sent out in October.
"He's (Richardson) done all he can to promote rodeo throughout the state," Browder said.
According to Browder, there are between 35 to 55 rodeo participants on the team each year. He said he's hopeful to have the work complete in time for the fall semester and the collegiate rodeo competition in September at the ENMU arena.
Browder said the governor is also allocating $300,000 for rodeo scholarships but he said he hasn't heard word on how much ENMU will receive to attract students to the university.
As for the Curry County project, the governor said Curry County's project was recommended to him by the Rodeo Council, which he created by executive order last February. The Council was created to cultivate ways the state can develop and support the sport of rodeo at all levels and promote and attract competitive rodeo events.
Clovis' Gloria Wicker said she served as Curry County's voice after being appointed to the council by Richardson.
"I'm very happy we got the money," Wicker said. "I've been horse crazy and rodeo crazy all my life."
Wicker said the money will be matched by Curry County and used to build the infrastructure for approximately 100 animal stalls at the Special Events Center planned to be built on the west side of the Curry County Fairgrounds. Wicker said the estimated cost per stall is $1,000. "Eventually I would like to see 1,000 stalls," Wicker said, "because every stall we build will attract more events."
County Manager Dick Smith said a groundbreaking for the Special Events Center is tentatively scheduled this month but may be pushed into February pending the schedules of supporters.
"All six local legislators supported the construction of this facility," Smith said, "so it will depend on the legislative session schedules because we want to thank everyone during the ceremony."
Smith said construction on the building is estimated to last eight to 10 months. The simple metal structure will have a fixed seating capacity of 4,000 with additional floor seating of 2,800. The county manager said the center will have the capacity to be utilized for many different functions and will be completed by the end of the year.
"The center can be used for concerts, rodeos or animal shows," Smith said. "The list is large."
Wicker said she believes the construction of the special events center is crucial to Curry County's economy due to the possibility of Cannon Air Force Base closing.
"Anything we can bring into the economy is a plus with Cannon's uncertainty," Wicker said.


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KALAMAZOO -- Joblessness remains at levels not seen in decades, but the West Michigan economy appears to have hit bottom, according to a new report from the W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research.
A report based on a survey of purchasing managers, meanwhile, suggests the region's economy improved in August.
The Upjohn Institute's quarterly Business Outlook report released Thursday said initial claims for unemployment declined during the second quarter and that new home construction saw a strong increase in the May through June period.
"The region's unemployment reached 12.8 percent during the quarter," wrote George Erickcek, the institute's regional analyst, of West Michigan. "Fortunately, regional economic indicators suggest that conditions are beginning to stabilize in at least some parts of West Michigan."
The Kalamazoo area "boasted the healthiest economy in West Michigan during the second quarter with its private sector posting a 0.9 percent gain in employment," Erickcek wrote in the report. "The region's economic indicators have turned mostly positive during the quarter."
Erickcek pointed to a "sharp" 7.1 percent gain in construction and mining employment and a "promising" 1.2 percent increase in private service-providing employment.
Manufacturing and professional and business services employment fell during the quarter, however.
Suggesting that conditions could improve over the next few months, he cited a 14.2 percent drop in initial claims for unemployment insurance and a 15.3 percent bump in new home construction.
The Upjohn Institute report follows another positive economic report released last week by the Association of Purchasing Management for Southwestern Michigan.
Brian Long, director of supply chain management research at Grand Valley State University, who compiles the report, said West Michigan's economy had "significantly improved" in August. Long surveys purchasing managers from West Michigan companies to gauge the health of the local economy.
The federal government's Cash for Clunkers program was a factor in the increased business activity, Long said in his report.
"Much of the improvement in this month's statistics can be attributed to the decision by many of the automakers to boost production to rebuild inventories depleted by the Cash for Clunkers program," he said.
Despite the upbeat sentiments, Long also cautioned that a full recovery will take some time.
"After all of this good news, it is important to put everything in perspective. First of all, the recession is not over just because this survey, as well as various other economic reports, has turned positive," he wrote. "We are simply at the bottom of a very deep hole, and are finally starting to crawl out. ... In fact, unemployment may actually rise for the next few months in certain regions of the country or in the state."
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After several months of work, the Central Dauphin School District's Enrollment and Building Study Committee recommended closing two of the district's 13 elementary schools Thursday night.
Under the proposal, the Chambers Hill and Lawnton elementary schools would be closed. Chambers Hill students would be moved to the Tri-Community Elementary School, and Lawnton students would be moved to either the Rutherford or Paxtang elementary schools.
Any decision would not impact the 2011-12 school year. The board would be required to hold public hearings and wait 90 days before deciding.
Both closing recommendations are schools located in the side of the district that feeds into Central Dauphin East High School.
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NOTRE DAME, Ind. – Depth is an ever-increasing concern for the Notre Dame basketball team. As of now, Mike Brey has seven fully healthy and active scholarship players at his disposal. Brey announced earlier this week that Demetrius Jackson is out indefinitely while he addresses his "poor academic habits". Brey said during his Thursday teleconference that Jackson status will not be public until he's back in action.
"He'll be back when he's ready to be back and then we'll cut him loose," Brey said.
An extended absence by Jackson could mean an even heavier workload for Eric Atkins and Pat Connaughton. It might not even be possible for them to have a much heavier workload. They already rank No. 1 and No. 3, respectively, in the ACC with 38 and 37 minutes played per game. Brey was able to rest their legs with a light practice Wednesday and an off day on Thursday.
"What we've tried to do is the day after games we have been very light," said Brey. "For example, we'll play Sunday night (and then) Monday we can't go very long. We try and stretch them out. We really don't go live – you do a lot of five-on-zero and then Tuesday you can go."
Atkins came into this season averaging 37.9 minutes a game over his last three seasons, so heavy minutes are something he was already used to.
"Atkins can play 80 minutes," Brey said of his point guard. "He's just build that way."
Atkins and Connaughton have each seen full game action seven times this year. Atkins played all 50 minutes of Tuesday's double-overtime win over Clemson, while Connaughton caught a quick first-half breather and played 49 minutes of that game. Both have increased their time since Jerian Grant was expelled from school in December.
Notre Dame's front court took a hit Tuesday when Garrick Sherman suffered a slight break of a finger early in Tuesday's win.
"There's a little bit of a chip in it," Brey said of Sherman's finger. "The worst case scenario was they thought we were going to have to put a pin in there, but we can tape that thing and it'll be a little uncomfortable, but he'll be able to play with it."
Sherman still managed to play 42 minutes that night, but he was limited to just six points, his lowest total since scoring four points against Indiana State on Nov. 17. Sherman was 3 for 11 from the field Tuesday night.
"It affected him the other night," said Brey. "I think now that we have some time and we know how to tape it and how to address it and practice with it now, I think it's going to be much less a factor, but it was a factor the other night."
Eric Katenda, whose two seasons at Notre Dame have so far amounted to three minutes on the floor in two games this season, is hurt again as well. The sophomore forward recently reinjured his knee, which had previously required surgery.
"I'm amazed at how bad the luck is physically with this guy," said Brey.
The 6'9 Paris, France native also suffered an on-court eye injury when he severed an optical nerve prior to arriving at Notre Dame back in 2011. He was in street clothes on the bench during Tuesday's win over Clemson.
Katenda's only game action has been one minute against Virginia Tech and two minutes against Virginia. With him out, Brey said Austin Torres is effectively on emergency standby. The freshman forward has not played yet and Brey hopes to be able to preserve his eligibility by not playing him this year.
Torres tweaked an ankle and was in street clothes for last Saturday's game against North Carolina, but he was back in uniform Tuesday.
The other player who is still trying to get back to form is Austin Burgett. The sophomore missed four straight games from Jan. 25-Feb. 3 after having an outpatient procedure for an irregular heartbeat. Burgett played 11 minutes in his first game back against North Carolina, but he played just five minutes against Clemson. He had started two straight games prior to experiencing shortness of breath at Florida State on Jan. 21.


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Game of the Week
St. Edmond (6-0, 4-0) at West Marshall (6-0, 4-0)
Another Friday night in State Center, another highly regarded challenger for Class 2A No. 2 West Marshall.
The Trojans have wins over last year's Class A finalist Madrid and 2A finalist North Polk already to their credit this season at home. Tonight they face fourth-ranked St. Edmond in a matchup of unbeatens on breast cancer awareness night.
Both teams are in the top 10 in 2A in both offense and defense. West Marshall is third in both scoring offense (46.33 points per game) and defense (6 ppg), while the Gaels are eighth in offense (34.5 ppg) and seventh in defense (10.17 ppg).
Senior running back Dalton Ferch is fifth in 2A in rushing with 875 yards to go with 17 touchdowns. St. Edmond's Neil Flattery stands seventh in 2A with 843 yards on the ground to go with 11 scores.
Marshalltown (4-2, 0-2) at Ames (4-3, 1-2)
The Bobcats travel west on Highway 30 for tonight's rivalry game. Marshalltown is third in Class 4A in scoring offense at 43.67 points per game. The Bobcats were first in 4A going into Week 6 and 28 points against Waukee couldn't allow MHS to remain No. 1. Des Moines Lincoln is the state's new scoring leader at 48.83 ppg after putting up 86 points last week against Des Moines North. Marshalltown's last trip to Ames produced 60 points in 2009.
The Little Cyclones were shut out 41-0 by Valley in Week 6 in West Des Moines.
South Tama (2-4, 1-3) at Washington (3-3, 2-2)
South Tama is tied for fifth in the district with three weeks remaining and has a chance to catch fourth-place Washington tonight with a win.
Washington has won back-to-back games, sparked by 28 carries for 135 yards and two touchdowns by Parker Turner last week.
North Polk (4-2, 2-2) at South Hardin (2-4, 1-3)
Homecoming night in Eldora has the Tigers facing North Polk. South Hardin used a 34-20 win over East Marshall last week to break into the win column in district play. Levi Prosser threw for 100 yards and a touchdown and also had a rushing score.
North Polk has played one of 2A's toughest schedules and had a season-high 53 points in last week's win over Gilbert.
Roland-Story (3-3, 1-3) at East Marshall (0-6, 0-4)
Roland-Story has lost three in a row and those three teams have a combined record of 14-4. The Norsemen have a strong running attack led by Nolan Samo's 76 carries for 500 yards and six touchdowns this season.
East Marshall started a run of three of four home games with a 34-20 loss to South Hardin last week. Penalties and turnovers hampered the Mustangs. Josh Wilson had four receptions for 119 yards and is averaging 18.2 yards per catch for the season.
AGWSR (1-5, 0-4) at West Fork (2-4, 0-4)
The Cougars travel to West Fork in a matchup on the final two winless teams in District 3. Both teams won their final non-district game before starting 0-4 in district action.
West Fork quarterback Spencer Halloran rushed for 87 yards and passed for 103 last week at Garner-Hayfield.
BCLUW (2-4, 0-4) at South Hamilton (2-4, 2-2)
BCLUW won its first two games of 2011 and has dropped four in a row. South Hamilton started by losing two straight, then won two in a row and now has lost back-to-back contests.
Both teams have had issues putting points on the board in district play. The Comets have scored a combined 20 points in its four district games, while South Hamilton has put up seven or fewer points four times this season.
Hudson (3-3, 3-1) at Gladbrook-Reinbeck (5-1, 3-1)
Second place in District 4 is up for grabs as the Rebels entertain the visiting Pirates. Both teams are in the top 10 in Class 1A in defense with Hudson allowing 10.67 points per game (eighth) and Gladbrook-Reinbeck (10.83 ppg, tenth).
The Pirates have won three straight games since starting the year 0-3, losing to ranked teams in Newman Catholic, Dike-New Hartford and Woodward-Granger. Elliot Lamb (21 total tackles) and Ben Huber (17 tackles) led Hudson's defense in a 10-7 win over Ogden.
Mack Wheeldon (12 total tackles), Brady Billerbeck (11 tackles) and Parker Bolt (interception) paced G-R defense during Week 6's 43-6 triumph at Conrad.
East Buchanan (1-5) at Grundy Center (3-3)
Tonight's non-district matchup at Spartan Stadium has Grundy Center looking to build off last week's big win over Rockford. The Spartans moved into a tie for second place in the district standings and now have the head-to-head tiebreaker after a 32-6 victory over Rockford. Cody Cole had eight rushes for 106 yards and two scores for Grundy Center.
East Buchanan has allowed 40 points per game on the road this season. Backs Brent Barth and Vincent Mossman both had two rushing touchdowns in Week 6 against Valley Community.
GMG (0-7, 0-3) at Colo-NESCO (0-7, 0-3)
The remaining two winless teams in District 3 meet in Colo as the Royals host the Wolverines.
Two of GMG's last three losses have been by eight points or less, including an 18-13 setback to Class 1A Wapello, a team that is 5-2. Blane Anderson had 18 total tackles to go with 131 rushing yards for the Wolverines against Wapello.
Colo-NESCO has scored a combined 13 points over the last three contests. Adam Lytle rushed for 83 yards and a TD in a Week 6 loss to current-No. 6 Newman Catholic.
North Tama (5-1, 2-1) at Don Bosco (5-1, 3-1)
A matchup of teams ranked in Class A's top 5 didn't go North Tama's way last week as the Redhawks saw a 36-game regular season winning streak end 31-20 to Postville.
No. 7 North Tama faces another of the district's top teams as it travels to Waterloo to face Don Bosco. The Dons are receiving votes in the Top 10 are and the first team on the outside of the poll. Don Bosco's only defeat also is to Postville.
Meskwaki (3-4, 2-2) at Seymour (0-6, 0-4)
Meskwaki comes into Week 7 tied for fourth place in District 5 and makes the long trip toward the Missouri border tonight.
Vincent Lasley rushed for 183 yards and three touchdowns for the Warriors in last week's loss to Tri-County. Seymour is allowing 67 points per game and has allowed 70 or more in five of its last six contests.


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Orange flags in Johnstown provide a way for Beth Connelie to smile while she trains for the Sunday's Ironman Triathlon in Lake Placid.
Flying throughout the town, the orange flags first came out mid-January and were a friend of Connelie's idea.
"I had sent her a message during one of my workouts on my bike trainer, that I loved her orange front door and shutters. It really makes me smile. Orange is my happy color. I just love it. It brings a smile to my face and picks my spirits up," Connelie said.
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One of the Team Orange flags that have lined the training route for Beth Connelie as the trained for Sunday's Ironman Triathlon in Lake Placid. (The Leader-Herald/Bill Trojan)
As a not so subtle color, it didn't take Connelie long to notice the orange flags and still found herself smiling months later as she ran or biked by them.
"Being on this journey alone, I found great comfort in knowing the orange flag flyers, now known as Team Orange, believe in me," she said. "It's just proof we live in an amazing community. I'm very blessed."
Connelie first became involved with triathlons in 2010 when the application for the Peck's Lake Sprint Triathlon caught her attention. She competed with friends that year, but had such an enjoyable experience that she came back next year.
With the support from her family, Connelie found ways to keep training for the past 28 weeks.
"At the end of this, no matter how the day goes, I would love to walk away with knowing my children have learned a lesson," Connelie said. "I would hope that, if nothing else, they may realize that things worth having are worth working hard for."
Even though the Ironman consists of a 112 mile bike ride, 2.4 mile swim, and a 26.2 mile run, Connelie still finds a way for fun as she jokes and says she wishes the swim was longer, as it is her favorite part of the triathlon.
However, training for this triathlon is not all fun. "The most difficult part of the training has been training alone. It's been a lot of lonely miles" Connelie said.
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"The difficult part is the time commitment," Sherman said when asked what the most difficult part was for him.
"It's not like going to the gym everyday, it's really a lifestyle" Hammond said.
Sherman and Hammond tuned up for Sunday's event by competing in the 15K (9.3-miles) Utica Boilermaker on July 14.
Sherman placed 69th out of 821 runners in the 30-34-year-old division with a time of 1:06.35, while Hammond placed 666th in the same division in 1:43.16.
This Ironman Triathlon will be a first for both Hammond and Sherman, and their goal is to cross the finish line.
Sherman and Hammond met Connelie when she started running two years ago. Fulton County being a small community, news about these tri-athletes travels quickly.
"We're all very supportive of each other" Connelie said, "It's a great feeling knowing other people are working out there trying to reach their goals too."


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You never know who you might inspire. I have a friend, no make that a BFF, from high school that I encouraged to run her first 5k. And you know what - she did and she rocked it. Now, she has taken her passion for running to a whole new level. She is going to run the Girlfriends Half Marathon with me in October. Which, if you excuse my 90's term, I am so stoked for! Now add onto that her husband who is inspiring his security staff at Salem Hospital to run Race for the Iris (Part of Keizer's Iris Festival) on May 22. How cool is that?
Back to my friend. Her name is Amber Burns and we have been friends for almost 20 years now. She ran her first 5k last year. Let me tell you that was more exciting to go and run that race, then even my first race for me. I was so proud of her. Now she has revved up her training to run the Girlfriends Half Marathon in October. What's even better than that is she has inspired three of her friends to run it, too.
The cute factor in this is her husband, Brian. He went to work one day and sent out an e-mail to his entire staff how proud he was of his wife. How she's been so diligent in her running, that she has lost 32 pounds. He threw down a challenge to his staff to run a 5k.
I am so excited about this. To get more people up and running is right up my alley.
So let's see how big we can make this. Maybe we can get the whole staff at Salem Hospital to run the Race for the Iris? Who knows? But when you are passionate about it you inspire others. So get out today and inspire someone to do something they didn't think they could do. And stay tuned to follow Brian's journey from couch to 5k as he trains for his first 5k. And Amber as she trains for her first half marathon.
Laugh and run on, my friends!


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The company said today that it has made 1,200 wireless network upgrades in Michigan so far this year, including more than 900 in and around Detroit. Improvements have included enhanced backhaul connections, added capacity or frequency layers and new cell sites.
For many iPhone customers, complaining about sluggish AT&T service has become something of a national past time. But with Verizon now selling the smartphone and Sprint soon to follow, AT&T has a legitimate incentive to improve service.
Earlier this year, the carrier rolled out focus: Detroit, an online portal that allows local residents to track network upgrades in their area. According to the site, AT&T has made 119 network improvements this year in the city of Detroit and hundreds more in the suburbs.
"Our goal is to deliver a network experience that mobilizes everything for customers," said Brian Ducharme, vice president and general manager, AT&T Michigan and Indiana. "The ongoing investment we're making in Michigan is designed to increase coverage, reliability and to provide advanced services to our customers so they can do more with their wireless devices."
The network upgrade announcement also comes as AT&T looks to finalize acquisition of T-Mobile USA. The U.S. Department of Justice has filed an anti-trust lawsuit to block the $39 billion sale, citing concerns over reduced competition and innovation.
U.S. Rep. John Conyers of Detroit has been a vocal critic of the proposed deal, but AT&T said Monday that the acquisition would represent a commitment to continued network upgrades and distributed a back-patting statement from Michigan House Speaker Jase Bolger (R-Marshall).
"AT&T's investment in Michigan is great news," he said. "Infrastructure improvements like this make AT&T a great partner as we work to make Michigan a major competitor for economic development and job creation."
Apple, AT&T and Verizon began taking pre-orders for the iPhone 4s on Friday but quickly exhausted their supply. Apple said it was the most-successful single day pre-order in company history.
Apparently, even those disappointed by Apple's recent announcement aren't holding out for the iPhone 5.


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If you are like millions of aging women, then you probably use a daily moisturizer or anti-wrinkle treatment. After all, some of these topical creams, serums, lotions, and emulsions can assist with skin repairs and anti-aging when used regularly. Of course it is beneficial to pinpoint a skin care formula that works well with your skin type and age. This often requires a little time and investigating. We created this review of Clinique Repairwear Uplifting Firming Cream to assist you. As you may know, Clinique is a cosmetics and skin care brand that is supposed to be gentle on the skin, and not lead to irritations. These products are free of chemical fragrances, and can be found through common department stores.
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Clinique Repairwear Uplifting Firming Cream is a daily moisturizer that is claimed to help restore skin elasticity and firmness. In other words, this cream may help your skin appear younger and tighter. It contains ingredients to combat expression lines, wrinkles, and collagen loss. This anti-aging treatment can be applied to the face and neck areas, twice daily. However, it is recommended to apply a sunscreen afterward, during the day. There are a few different versions of Clinique Repairwear Uplifting Firming Cream to suit different skin types.
Most anti-aging creams and serums contain key ingredients, which are supposed to encourage wrinkle reduction, lessen age spots, restore firmness, and promote radiance. However, there are no active ingredients mentioned for Clinique Repairwear Uplifting Firming Cream. While this formula likely contains "special" ingredients, they are simply not revealed. This is very common for Clinique products, as you will see if you take a look at the official website. There are no clinical study results or before and after photos posted to support Clinique Repairwear Uplifting Firming Cream either.
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- Clinique Repairwear Uplifting Firming Cream is fragrance-free.
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IOWA CITY - The Marshalltown volleyball team dropped two matches to the hosts Saturday at the Iowa City West Invitational but managed big wins over Dyersville-Beckman and Benton Community in pool play.
The Bobcats dropped a three-set match to Iowa City West in pool play 13-21, 21-12, 15-13, and then recorded their two wins in straight sets.
Marshalltown beat Dyersville Beckman 21-17, 21-17, and dumped Benton 21-10, 21-16.
The final match of the day for Marshalltown pitted the Bobcats up against host Iowa City West. This time - playing in the tournament's semifinals - Marshalltown lost in straight sets as the Women of Troy advanced 25-8, 26-24.
In the pool play loss to Iowa City West, senior Lauren Mazour led the Bobcats with eight kills, while senior Eisha Oden added seven kills. Senior Madi Bellile had a team-high 13 assists and three digs.
In the three-game loss to Iowa City West, Oden and Miranda Smith each had eight kills, Mazour added six kills and Bellile finished with 20 assists. Bellile also was a perfect 13-for-13 in serves and finished with two aces. Senior Emily DeVenney and senior Megan Major both had a team-high four digs in the loss.
Senior Morgan Bellile led the Bobcats with four kills in the win against Benton. Twin sister Madi Bellile added 10 assists and was nine-for-nine in serving. The Bobcats totalled just seven digs in the match with DeVenney collecting a team-high two. Mazour, Oden and Brittanie McGrane all had two kills as well.
Against Dyersville Beckman, Mazour had eight kills, Oden finished with seven, while Madi Bellile contributed a team-high 13 assists, three digs and one ace. Morgan Bellile and DeVenney also had three digs. The Bobcats were 38-of-41 in serving in the match.
The Bobcats (5-6) next play at Des Moines on Tuesday beginning at 7:30 p.m. The next home match comes against Southeast Polk a week from Tuesday on Sept. 18.


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An official in Nigeria says he has received information the whereabouts of about 200 missing girls.
The BBC reports that Kashim Shettima, the governor of Nigeria's Borno state, has passed the information on to the military for verification.
About 276 girls were kidnapped on April 14 by Islamist militants with the Boko Haram terrorist group. Some managed to escape but about 200 remain missing. The girls were all students at a school in Chibok in Borno.
The Nigerian government has been criticized for what many believe was a slow response to find the missing girls. However, the nation's president, Goodluck Jonathan, international military and intelligence assistance has made him optimistic the girls will be found.
Reuters reports that Israel has joined a growing list of countries offering assitance, which includes the United States and Great Britain:
Jonathan is "very optimistic that with the entire international community deploying its considerable military and intelligence-gathering skills and assets in support of Nigeria's efforts ... success will soon be achieved," said a statement from State House in Abuja.
French President Francois Hollande is offering to host a summit with Nigeria and neighboring countries to focus on Boko Haram. Reuters reports Britain, the European Union and the United States would likely be represented as well.
Meanwhile, a girl who managed to escape from the kidnappers told CNN about the harrowing night of April 14. The girl said she was loaded onto a cargo truck but managed to dash to freedom with some other girls. From CNN:
The girl who described her escape to CNN was still shaken up by the events. When asked to describe what her kidnappers wore, she responded: "I feel afraid." Her school is closed, but if it were open, she says, she wouldn't go back.
Families of the missing girls are left in anguish as the search continues, according to the New York Times:
"We are deeply in sorrow," said Mary Dawa, whose 16-year-old daughter, Hawa Isha, is missing. "Every day, I am in deep sorrow. I don't even feel like eating." Asked how she was coping, she said, "How can I start?"