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MANITOU BEACH — Eunice Howland operates her own business, Eunice's Custom Sewing, which she runs from her home in Manitou Beach. She does everything from sewing on buttons and hemming to making alterations.
But a special aspect of Howland's sewing is the amount of it she does for charity.
Howland has made many crochet and quilted baby blankets that she gives to organizations such as Care Pregnancy Center and the Salvation Army in Adrian.
Since 2001, she and her husband, Charles Howland, have regularly gone to Florida, where she donates quilt tops she has made during the year to the Starkey Road Baptist Church in Seminole, and makes more while she is there. Other church members make backings and stuff the quilts, which are donated to missionaries affiliated with the church.
She also makes baby blankets for the church, which donates them to crisis pregnancy centers in Missouri and Florida.
In Adrian, she donates blankets to the Linus Project, a nationwide effort to donate new, handmade blankets to children and adolescents who are seriously ill, traumatized or otherwise in need. Howland takes the blankets to two drop-off sites in Adrian.
She donates her sewing skill because there is a need, Howland said.
"I love the Lord and he has put in my heart the desire to make these things for other people," she said.
Howland said she doesn't keep track of how much she gives away or how much time it takes her. One year, she said, she made six quilt tops in Michigan, and more when she got to Florida. Interspersing her charity sewing with her other work, it may take her three weeks to make a quilt top, Howland said.
This year, the couple are not going to Florida, but she already has two quilt tops she intends to send to the Starkey Road Baptist Church, she said.
Charles Howland, who was a principal at Blissfield Middle School for 26 years before retiring in 1987, said his wife is modest.
"Nobody sews quilts together like my wife does," he said.
She is one of the main seamstresses when volunteers gather at the Starkey Road Baptist Church in Florida to do projects, he said.
"They were heartbroken when they heard we weren't coming this year," he said.
His wife puts in three to five hours a day on her sewing projects and purchases all the material herself, Charles Howland said
"I am extremely proud of her and the work that she does," he said.
Sewing has been her "out," said Eunice Howland, who learned the craft in junior high school in Jackson, where she grew up. The couple, who have five children, 12 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren, lived in Blissfield for 33 years, during which time Eunice Howland got some sewing jobs "by word of mouth."
She worked nine years at D.J. Fabrics, a now-closed wedding dress factory in Palmyra Township, and opened her sewing business when she and her husband moved to Manitou Beach 14 years ago.
"I guess it's the accomplishment and putting something together and especially when you give it away to someone for a really good cause," Howland said of her love of sewing.
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MANITOU BEACH — Eunice Howland operates her own business, Eunice's Custom Sewing, which she runs from her home in Manitou Beach. She does everything from sewing on buttons and hemming to making alterations.


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The Indians got off to a rough start, struggling on offense and allowing Western's Isaiah Ingles to pick them apart from the perimeter, including two deep 3s.
"We came into the game wanting to punch the ball inside," said Tecumseh coach Marc Comstock. "We started getting antsy on the outside and were throwing up shots. Once we settled down and relaxed, we played a lot better. We knew Ingles was a great player and that we had to focus on shutting him down."
Ingles finished with 14 points, eight coming in the first quarter.
The Indians also struggled with Western's full-court press in the opening quarter, leading to turnovers.
"We figured they would come in here and try and push the pace with the press," Comstock said. "We played them last season, and it was very similar to then."
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The Indians stepped up defensively in a huge way. After allowing the Panthers to dictate the pace of the game, the Indians defense forced them to slow down. This played to Tecumseh's advantage as it held Western to just eight points in the second quarter.
The Indians began to work the ball into the posts and let Kyle Bryan and Casey Hunt handle it from there. The duo were able to use their size and impressive post moves to put Tecumseh right back in the game, combining for 27 points on the night.
"We are a bit undersized," admitted Comstock. "Our post guys are talented, though, and they know how to play in there. (Ben) Kasper also forces team's to play honest with his outside shooting."
Trailing 27-26 at the half, Tecumseh came out in the third quarter and continued to work the ball inside. Western attempted to double-down on Tecumseh's post players, but Kasper made they pay. Kasper made two of his three 3s in the third quarter — one of them a buzz-beater to close the quarter — and finished the game as the leading scorer with 15 points. Kasper added four steals and four assists.
"I couldn't ask for more from my team," said Kasper. "It was our first game, and we got a win."
Tecumseh continued to play lights out defensively and held the Panthers to seven points in the third quarter.
Tecumseh, now with a 43-34 lead, focused more on ball control in the final quarter. This tactic worked well for the Indians as Western never came close to tying the game. Tecumseh continued to pound the ball into the post, and Western was helpless to stop it, leading to a 61-46 win for the Indians.
"We had some trouble scoring last year," Comstock said. "So putting up 60 points to start the season is pretty good. It was a fast game, and we had a lot of opportunities to score. We're a more experienced team this year, and we're executing plays instead on just running them."
Bryan finished with 14 points and six rebounds, while Hunt had 13 points. Jimmy Terry had six points and five assists, while Ben Vannatter finished with three points and six rebounds. Eric Eldred finished with seven rebounds, while Jacob Britt added six points for the Indians.
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UPDATED: added locations for tier tokens that are known. Added locations for a lot of loot that was known already.
At this point, all loot save what's on Algalon's table is known and well-documented. Almost all of it is in wowhead in its finished form. Go nuts, guys.
So first I'm going to teach you to fish. Or if you like, I'm going to set you on fire.
For starters, you need to know the gearing strategies for Ulduar tanking. And they're different than Naxx:
- Heart of the Wild nerfed to 10% stamina means you need stamina more. Don't go nuts on this, but you will need to have a good amount of stamina and you'll probably have to regem some of your gear or use certain choices.
- Things hit like a semi carrying a truck carrying small missiles. Seriously, most everything hits like Patchwerk's evil big brother on meth. You can reasonably expect to take 20k-25k hits from bosses, and there are plenty of special abilities that do far more than that.
- With the loss of armor, you need EVEN MORE stamina. Seriously.
- Also, with the loss of armor, more armor is a bit better. So armor as a stat improves greatly on a lot of these fights.
- Threat is actually important for druids. Other tanking classes have much better threat now, but druids are still a bit far behind. This means that you can't just ignore hit and expertise on your gear in Ulduar; there will be fights where your threat really matters.
- DPS stats matter a little bit for SD, but not insanely so. While Savage Defense is decent, it's not a substitute for armor. 100 AP means you prevent 25 damage, which would be (from the above boss) equivalent to .125% mitigation. So don't go nuts here. But do get some. And uptime is more important than raw mitigation most of the time, so go for crit if you're going for any specific DPS stat.
Also note that for socketing, the Shifting Twilight Opal is finally here. This helps a lot. In general, my strategy for socketing gear will be the following:
Blue sockets will have straight Solid Sky Sapphires.
Red with have Shifting Twilight Opals.
Yellow will have Vivid Forest Emeralds or Enduring Forest Emeralds if I need the socket.
That's for straight tanking gear. For gear that I can use as a piece for DPS without having to regem/re-enchant, I'll go with straight agility gems. This would be the chest, feet, gloves, and belt for me; it might be different depending on your professions.
Just like before, I'll provide a weighing on wowhead that you can use to re-evaluate the gear. I'll also discuss them here so you can see them a bit.
Also note that the tier 8 bonuses for bears are basically pointless. There's no reason to go for the tier gear for the set bonuses. As you'll see, though, the main reason you'd want them is because the stats are just insanely good for bears.
Finally, I'll be updating this page as we get more information about what gear is out there. This will be the post for Ulduar loot analysis on a macro scale. If you know that more gear has been added, this is where you should find where I rank it.
Here's the comparison from wowhead. That's for armor only. Note that this does not do a good job with trinket weights based on procs or on on-use mechanics.
And here's the list for weapons.
Onto the analysis. Anything in italics is available in 3.0.8 and earlier. In general I tried to include as many reasonable items from Ulduar as I could. When (easy) or (hard) is listed, it means that that item drops from either an easy mode encounter or a hard-mode encounter if there is an option. If there is no option, it is not listed.
And yeah, for right now I have very little of an idea of where exactly things drop. I'll revise this in the coming days ahead and make it a bit more accurate.
- Titanskin Cloak - 45.07. Heroic Freya (hard)
- Drape of Icy Intent - 44.10. Heroic Hodir (hard)
- Drape of the Faceless General - 41.35. Normal Vezax (hard)
- Cloak of the Makers - 40.67 Heroic Auriaya
- Cloak of the Shadowed Sun - 40.07. Heroic Naxxramas
- Platinum Mesh Cloak - 36.56. Emblems of Valor.
- Drape of the Lithe - 36.31. Heroic Iron Council (easy)
- Gale-Proof Cloak - 35.59. Normal Sartharion.
- Shawl of the Shattered Giant - 33.10. Normal Ulduar (easy)
- Winter's Frigid Embrace - 32.63. Normal Hodir (easy)
- Durable Nerubhide Cape - 31.25. Leatherworking
- Drape of the Deadly Foe- 31.12. Heroic Kel'Thuzad.
- Cloak of the Iron Council - 30.74. Normal Iron Council(easy)
- Drape of the Drakerider - 27.00. Heroic Razorscale
- Embrace of the Gladiator - 88.42. Heroic Thorim (hard).
- Furious Gladiator's Dragonhide Robes - 82.25. 1750 arena rating, 2150 arena points.
- Conqueror's Nightsong Rainments - 78.69. Heroic Hodir(easy), emblems of Conquest.
- Valorous Nightsong Rainments -74.40. Normal Yogg-Saron?(easy)
- Tunic of the Limber Stalker -73.23. Normal Freya(easy)
- Valorous Dreamwalker Rainments -70.77. Heroic 4 Horsemen.
- Deadly Gladiator Dragonhide Robes -70.67. 58 Emblems of Conquest, 12000 honor/700 arena points
- Titan-forged Leather Tunic of Triumph -69.83. 40 Wintergrasp Marks of Honor
- Winter's Icy Embrace -65.82. Heroic Hodir(easy)
- Tunic of Indulgence -65.38. Heroic Grobbulus.
- Chestpiece of Suspicion -65.28. Heroic Razuvious.
- Hateful Gladiator's Dragonhide Robes -64.50. 49600 honor , 12000 honor/350 arena, 45 emblems of valor.
- Polar Vest -63.26. Leatherworking
- Heroes' Dreamwalker Rainments -64.31. Normal 4 Horsemen, emblems of heroism.
- Tunic of Dislocation -63.63. Normal Gothik.
- Chestguard of the Recluse -60.92
- Blade-Scarred Tunic -59.26. Normal Sartharion (easy)
- Runed Ironhide Boots -57.48. Heroic Iron Council(easy)
- Furious Gladiator's Boots of Triumph - 57.03. Emalon, 62000 honor and 1500 arena rating
- Footpads of Silence -55.63. Leatherworking BoE (from Heroic Ulduar pattern)
- Deadly Gladiator Boots of Triumph -51.42. 49600 honor
- Footwraps of Vile Deceit -50.75. Heroic Loatheb.
- Flamestalker Boots -49.28. Heroic Ignis (easy)
- Polar Boots -47.24. Leatherworking BoE
- Treads of the Invader - 46.58. Normal Razorscale
- The Leviathan's Coil -48.65. Heroic Flame Leviathan (easy)
- Fate's Clutch - 44.61. Heroic Thorim (hard)
- Platinum Band of the Aesir -37.76. Heroic Auriaya
- Signet of Winter -37.19. Normal Hodir (easy)
- Loop of the Agile -36.08. Normal Iron Council (hard)
- Gatekeeper -35.76. Heroic Sapphiron.
- Keystone Great-Ring -35.04. Heroic Drak'Tharon
- Metallic Loop of the Sufferer -33.05. Heroic Vezax (easy)
- Cindershard Ring - 31.25. Heroic Ignis.
- Band of Draconic Guile - 31.21. Normal Razorscale
- Godbane Signet - 30.49. Heroic Yogg-Saron.
- Signet of the Impregnable Fortress - 29.69. Emblems of Valor.
- Signet of the Earthshaker - 27.72. Heroic XT-002 (easy)
- Sif's Promise - 20.74. Heroic Thorim (easy)
- Crazed Construct's Ring - 19.33. Heroic XT-002 (easy)
- Power-Enhancing Ring - 17.74. Normal Ulduar (easy)
- Furious Gladiator's Dragonhide Gloves - 58.25. Emalon, 1600 arena ranking and 1300 arena points
- Conqueror's Nightsong Handgrips -57.93. Heroic Mimiron(easy)
- Gloves of the Stonereaper -54.67. Heroic Auriaya
- Valorous Nightsong Handgrips -54.47. Normal Freya(easy)
- Gloves of the Blind Stalker -51.12 - Emblems of Conquest
- Deadly Gladiator's Dragonhide Gloves -50.72. Arena
- Valorous Dreamwalker Gloves -47.73. Heroic Sartharion (easy)
- Gloves of Fast Reactions -47.50. Heroic Sapphiron
- Gloves of Smouldering Touch - 45.34. Normal Ignis.
- Hateful Gladiator's Dragonhide Gloves -45.89. Honor, Arena
- Rapid Attack Gloves -43.12. Normal Razuvious.
- Dislocating Handguards -42.83. Heroic Faerlina.
- Heroes' Dreamwalker Handgrips -42.76. Normal Sartharion (easy)
- Furious Gladiator's Dragonhide Helm - 82.18. 1900 arena rating and 2150 arena points
- Garona's Guise - 75.90. Heroic Yogg-Saron
- Conqueror's Nightsong Headguard -74.64. Heroic Thorim(easy), emblems of conquest
- Hood of the Exodus -72.06. Heroic Gothik.
- Guise of the Midguard Serpent -70.79. Normal Thorim (easy)
- Valorous Nightsong Headguard -70.38. Normal Mimiron(easy)
- Deadly Gladiator's Dragonhide Helm -70.21. Arena.
- Valorous Dreamwalker Headguard -65.98 Heroic Kel'Thuzad.
- Hateful Gladiator's Dragonhide Helm -64.07. Honor, Arena.
- Titan-Forged Leather helm of Triumph -63.35. Wintergrasp.
- Heroes' Dreamwalker Headguard -61.08. Normal Kel'Thuzad.
- Furious Gladiator's Dragonhide Legguards - 82.24. Emalon, 1700 arena rating and 2150 arena points
- Conqueror's Nightsong Legguards -80.75. Heroic Freya (easy)
- Valorous Nightsong Legguards -76.48. Normal Hodir (easy)
- Leggings of Wavering Shadow -75.59. Emblems of Conquest
- Deadly Gladiator's Dragonhide Legguards -70.69. Emalon (normal), 58 emblems of conquest, 12000 honor and 700 arena points
- Proto-Hide Leggings -70.36. Heroic Razorscale
- Leggings of the Honored -70.27. Heroic Sartharion (hard)
- Valorous Dreamwalker Legguards -69.64. Heroic Thaddius.
- Hateful Gladiator's Dragonhide Legguards -64.56. 49600 honor, 45 emblems of valor,
- Heroes' Dreamwalker Legguards -63.00. Normal Thaddius.
- Leggings of Swift Reflexes - 61.28. Normal Iron Council(easy)
- Leggings of Fleeting Moments - 61.18. Heroic Gothik.
- Bronze Pendant of the Vanir -41.16. Heroic Freya(hard)
- Mark of the Unyielding -40.82. Normal Ulduar (easy)
- Titanstone Pendant -38.98. Heroic Trash
- Shard of the Crystal Forest -38.20. Emblems of Conquest
- Boundless Ambition -36.91. Heroic Kel'Thuzad.
- Broach of the Wailing Night -34.69. Emblems of Conquest
- Nexus War Champion Beads -34.19. Heroic Malygos quest reward
- Heritage -33.90. Heroic Naxxramas
- Nymph Heart Charm -33.84. Heroic Freya (easy)
- Frigid Strength of Hodir -33.83. Heroic Hodir (hard)
- Favor of the Dragon Queen -33.69. Heroic Malygos quest reward
- Necklace of Unerring Mettle -29.96. Heroic Kologarn
- Fervor of the Protectorate -28.76. Normal Trash
- Spiked Battleguard Choker -25.10. Emblems of Conquest
- Insurmountable Fervor -24.64. Heroic Iron Council(easy)
- Shoulderpads of the Intruder - 69.24. Heroic Iron Council (hard)
- Furious Gladiator's Dragonhide Spaulders - 59.66. 2050 arena rating and 1750 arena points
- Conqueror's Nightsong Shoulderpads -54.66. Heroic Yogg-Saron(easy)
- Valorous Dreamwalker Shoulderpads -52.58. Heroic Loatheb.
- Shoulderpads of the Monolith -52.45. Heroic Kologarn
- Deadly Gladiator Dragonhide Spaulders -51.25. 46 emblems of conquest, 9600 honor and 550 arena points
- Valorous Nightsong Shoulderpads -51.01. Normal Ulduar (easy)
- Heroes' Dreamwalker Shoulderpads -47.70. Normal Loatheb.
- Trollwoven Spaulders -46.91. BoE Leatherworking
- Hateful Gladiator's Dragonhide Spaulders -46.38. Arena, honor
- Treacherous Shoulderpads -445.37. Normal XT-002(easy)
Well, all the tier gear can't be THAT good all the time, right? In this case, it's the odd looking shoulders that aren't that big of a deal. If for some reason you wanted to keep your T7 bonus, shoulders would be a really good option.
- Heart of Iron -38.68. Heroic Ignis
- Royal Seal of King Liane - 37.01. Normal Yogg-Saron.
- Essence of Gossamer - 25.57. Heroic Azjol-Nerub.
- Darkmoon Card: Greatness (agi) -24.39. Inscription BoE
- The General's Heart -20.30. Heroic Vezax (easy)
- Valor Medal of the First War -15.94. Emblems of Valor.
- Defender's Code -13.82. Heroic Naxxramas
- Soul-Devouring Cinch - 60.84. Normal Yogg-Saron (hard).
- Furious Gladiator's Belt of Triumph - 57.41. Emalon, 1450 rating and 62000 honor
- Death-warmed belt -56.31. Leatherworking BoE from Heroic Ulduar.
- Waistguard of the Creator -54.79. Heroic Mimiron(easy)
- Belt of the Twilight Assassin -52.74. Emblems of Conquest
- Deadly Gladiator's Belt of Triumph -51.32. Arena
- Relic Hunter's Cord -50.66. Heroic Trash
- Titan-forged Belt of Triumph -50.64. Wintergrasp
- Hateful Gladiator's Belt of Triumph -46.47. Honor, Arena.
- Polar Cord -46.06. Leatherworking BoE.
- Nimble Climber's Belt -45.41. Normal Auriaya
- Sharp-Barbed Leather belt -43.98. Heroic Utgarde Keep
- Trollwoven Girdle -43.06. Leatherworking BoE.
- Stalk-skin Belt -41.43 .Heroic Heigan.
- Belt of the Tortured - 40.74. Heroic Patchwerk.
I would still recommend considering something a bit more agi and DPS-friendly in this slot, and gemming accordingly. The craftable Death-Warmed belt does a really good job of everything save perhaps having any hit/expertise, but even without that it's very strong, and is a reasonable thing to spend those runed orbs on.
- Fluxing Energy Coils - 40.72. Normal XT-002 (hard)
- Furious Gladiator's Armwraps of Triumph - 39.18. Heroic Emalon, 1400 arena rating and 39400 honor
- Mechanist's Bindings -37.46. Heroic Leviathan (easy)
- Thrusting Bands -35.59. Heroic Noth.
- Deadly Gladiator's Armwraps of Triumph -35.48. 31600 honor
- Sinner's Bindings -34.98. Heroic Maexxna.
- Bindings of the Tunneler - 29.43. Heroic Utgarde Keep.
- Wristwraps of the Cutthroat -28.46. Emblems of Valor
Ah, the wrist - the other bastard itemization son of Blizzard. One normal Ulduar, only one piece in general...chances are there's a lot more to find here. I wouldn't bother rolling on the Mechanist bindings. There's going to be something better.
- Furious Gladiator's Greatstaff - 145.07. 4250 arena points and 2200 arena rating
- Furious Gladiator's Staff - 140.09. 50000 honor and 1400 arena points and 1850 arena rating
- Origin of Nightmares -132.84. Heroic Grobbulus.
- Twisted Visage -130.06. Heroic XT-002 (easy)
- Tortured Earth - 127.39. Normal General Vezax (hard)
- Lotrafen, Spear of the Damned -124.98. Heroic Vezax (easy)
- The Undeath Carrier -118.72. Heroic Heigan.
- Staff of the Plague Beast - 118.10. Normal Heigan.
- Hoperender - 115.88. Normal Thorim (easy)
- Journey's End - 115.52. Heroic Kel'Thuzad.
- Silvery Sylvan Stave/Staff of Feral Furies - 114.33. Argent Tourney Quartermaster.
- Staff of the Plaguehound - 113.38. Normal Kel'Thuzad.
- Inevitable Defeat - 110.05. Heroic Naxxramas
- Black Ice - 107.38. Normal Malygos.
- Relentless Edge - 105.05. Normal Ignis.
- Staff of Trickery - 104.87. Heroic Violet Hold
- Spire of Withering Dreams - 101.95. Normal Ulduar (easy)
- Earthshaper - 101.90. Heroic Yogg-Saron (easy)
- Ironsoul - 91.31. Flame Leviathan (easy)
I am also likely going to revise this when those weapons hit wowhead, because the amount of armor that origin provides is simply not being counted well enough here.
If you're curious, it drops from Yogg-Saron's hard mode. Dreambinder drops from any hardmode, though it came originally from Algalon.
And finally...
- Idol of the Corrupter. Heroic Vezax (easy).
- Idol of Terror. Badges of Justice.
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Die-hard supporters of President Barack Obama found he came up a little short against his challenger in a debate Wednesday night, mainly because Mitt Romney exceeded expectations.
"I think Romney won by virtue of being fairly articulate and concise and standing his own," said Stuart Davis, a 30-year-old Ashland resident. "Romney took a slight edge."
Like many of the 60 people watching the debate at The Black Sheep and other public spaces throughout Ashland, Davis didn't think either candidate spouted any major gaffes that would become fodder for political pundits.
But many expected more out of the president, who was known for his lofty speeches when he took office four years ago.
"I'm a little bit disappointed with Obama," Davis said. "He was not as forceful as he could have been."
Patrick McLain, a 54-year-old Obama supporter who lives in Talent, said both candidates did a good job, but he wasn't swayed by the debate.
"You're not really voting for a man," McLain said. "You're voting for a party."
McLain said Romney panders too much to the right wing of his party, which McLain thinks has a clear agenda.
"I don't see a clear winner," he said. "Romney didn't make a gaffe, though."
Chad Magruder, a 26-year-old Talent resident, said he's undecided and will be studying the facts behind the policies outlined by the two candidates before making a decision.
Assessing the debate, Magruder found Romney more convincing.
"If I was to pick a winner, I would say Obama is trailing behind Romney," Magruder said.
Ariana Jacob, a 36-year-old Portland resident, said Romney did better than she expected, so she gave him the edge in the debate, though it didn't change her mind about voting for Obama.
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"The thing that was the most disappointing — it doesn't seem like they cut through the B.S.," she said.
Doug Anton, a 59-year-old Ashland resident, said he appreciated the conciliatory tone of the debate and said both candidates appeared well-prepared.
Both Anton and his wife, Carole, thought there wasn't a clear winner in the debate, which they plan to watch again because it was difficult to hear in the din of the pub.
They don't rely on political pundits who often shape national opinion about a debate. And they say they aren't swayed by the style of the delivery.
"We don't pay attention to that," said Anton, a registered Republican. "We're not from the Kim Kardashian generation."
Despite being a Republican, Anton had a difficult time remembering the last time he voted for a president from his own party.
His wife said her husband's Republican leanings won't affect her voting habits. "I'm more likely to make him a Democrat," she said.
Herman von Treskow, a 64-year-old San Francisco resident, said he is a citizen of Germany, though he is extremely interested in American politics.
He said the level of political discourse in this country comes up short, and he doesn't find any presidential candidates ever discussing the issues truthfully.
However, he does give Obama the nod over Romney, saying the president took office during a time of crisis for the U.S.
"I believe Obama had a raw deal for the first four years," he said. "He's had the toughest assignment."
Derek Smith, a 21-year-old Ashland resident, said this will be his first year voting, but he found both candidates disappointing in their answers.
"How am I going to know what the truth is?" he said. "They're just arguing and saying what's wrong with the other person's policies. From a young person's perspective, it seems like two old men bickering."
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Kokesh Captures Midlands Title
Evanston, Ill. - Sophomore Robert Kokesh won both his matches on Sunday at the Midlands Invitational en route to the individual crown at 174 pounds.
The Nebraska wrestling team tied for 15th with 39 points. Illinois took home the team title with 99.5 points, edging Virginia Tech by two.
Following a 4-0 Saturday, Kokesh picked up right where he left off on Sunday with a 10-2 major decision over Northwestern's Lee Munster in the semifinals. In the championship match, the Wagner, S.D. native won an 8-4 decision over Lehigh's Nate Brown.
Over the course of his championship run, Kokesh outscored his opponents 46-7 and added two pins to extend his number to eight on the season. He improves to 22-1 for the 2012-13 campaign after earning his 17th consecutive victory on Sunday.
Redshirt freshman Austin Wilson advanced to the second day of the Midlands Invitational in the wrestleback bracket at 165 pounds. Following a 4-1 showing on Saturday, Wilson dropped a 7-5 decision to Rider's Ramon Santiago on Sunday.
The Huskers return to action on the road at Michigan on Jan. 11 at 6 p.m. The match will be available on Big Ten Network. The following night, Nebraska faces Northwestern at 7 p.m. in Evanston, Ill. NU's next home match is on Jan. 18 at 7 p.m. against Illinois.
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First Round
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First Round
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Brandon Wilbourn (Nebraska) by med. forfeit over Zac Cibula (Rider)
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First Round
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Austin Wilson (Nebraska) by dec. over Casey Kent (Penn), 6-3
Ramon Santiago (Rider) by dec. over Austin Wilson (Nebraska), 7-5
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First Round
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Robert Kokesh (Nebraska) by major dec. over Lee Munster (Northwestern), 10-2
Robert Kokesh (Nebraska) by dec. over Nate Brown (Lehigh), 8-4
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Caleb Kolb (Nebraska) by dec. over Brad Johnson (Oklahoma), 3-2
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Braden Atwood (Purdue) by dec. over Caleb Kolb (Nebraska), 2-1
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Collin Jensen (Nebraska) by dec. over Carl Buchholz (Maryland), 6-2
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Collin Jensen (Nebraska) by pin over Steven Graziano (Penn), 2:32
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Michael McMullan (Northwestern) by dec. over Collin Jensen (Nebraska), 7-0
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Meat(less) Loaf and Potatoes
The Menu: A yummy, meat-free meatloaf, courtesy of Field Roast Grain Meat Company, which Lyndsay topped with the traditional ketchup and then slathered in a homemade gravy. Where did she find a recipe for gravy? That would be over on VegWeb.com, of course! Her green salad was lovely as ever, and you might have noticed some seriously thick-cut potatoes up towards the top of the plate. Those would be the Three Spice Potatoes from the new VeganYumYum cookbook!
The Goods: So, it would probably be really mean of us to tell you that we just happen to have five copies of this long-awaited cookbook here in the office, and not give them away, right? Good news! We're totally giving them away! We'll do one each day this week, and we'll be featuring a recipe from the book every day at lunch. For today's copy, tell us in the comments: What vegan cookbook can you absolutely not live without?
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I absolutely cannot live without "Please Don't Feed the Bears" printed by Microcosm in Portland, OR. For me, cookbooks serve as inspiration, not as something that has to be followed to the letter, and this one inspires me to no end! Thanks for letting me share :)
- September 14, 2009 at 8:03 PM
- aquale said...
I really love all of Happy Herbivore's e-cookbooks, and I really hope she has a printed one published! Her recipes are delicious, healthy, and easy to follow.
Thanks for the giveaway!
- September 14, 2009 at 8:08 PM
- carrie said...
Can not live without Vegan Planet, there's a recipe for everything in there. Plus 2 of my kids favorite meals come from that book.
- September 14, 2009 at 8:08 PM
- panda with cookie said...
Vegan with a Vengeance. My first vegan cookbook and the one I use the most. Love.
- September 14, 2009 at 8:11 PM
Right now I can't live without Peta's Vegan College Cookbook. The recipes are perfect for a busy student with a limited budget and a tiny kitchen (shared with 8 other girls!!).
- September 14, 2009 at 8:16 PM
- Krista said...
I can't live without 'Great Vegetarian Cooking Under Pressure'. It helps me, a lazy cook, make yummy vegan meals in my electric pressure cooker while doing barely any work.
- September 14, 2009 at 8:18 PM
- Jennidy said...
Vegan with a Vengeance is definitely the book I use the most right now, but if I were stranded on a desert island...or more practically when I was in college and studied in Russia, the Farm Cookbook was my savior. Simple ingredients, simple recipes.
- September 14, 2009 at 8:23 PM
- Tracy said...
'Vegan Brunch!' I'm addicted to great breakfast food. The Perfect Pancakes and Shiitake Dill Frittata are the best! I cook a breakfast from that book at least three times a week.
- September 14, 2009 at 8:24 PM
- Leslieville said...
I was going to say Vegan Cupcakes Take Over the World, but cupcakes aren't a food group, are they??:-)
My go to cookbook is How it all Vegan by Sarah Kramer. It was one of the first vegan cookbooks I bought and really helped me at a time when I didn't have a lot of time to cook. It has lots of quick, tasty and healthy recipes and even though I've accumulated quite a few since, this one still has some of my favourite recipes.
- September 14, 2009 at 8:24 PM
- Lorena said...
The cookbook I can't live without is Vegan with a Vengeance; it's a delicious classic!
- September 14, 2009 at 8:37 PM
- Sky said...
Gotta have Joy of Vegan Baking. With savory food, I can kind of wing it, but baking is a science, and every recipe in this masterpiece gets it right!
- September 14, 2009 at 8:38 PM
- Sherrie said...
That lunch looks delish!
I have to go with Vegan Vittles as my go-to cookbook. It was my first vegan cookbook and it's the one that I always go to fist.
- September 14, 2009 at 8:47 PM
I(rahzh) love Vegan A Go-Go! and Sarah Kramer's other books too!
Ooooo and Veganomicon!
- September 14, 2009 at 8:51 PM
- Beau Andrew said...
Vegan Cupcakes Take Over the World! No other book could have shown how awesome vegans and their delish recipes are as well as that one. Whenever there's a party for one of my HS classes, I open that baby up, get a bit carried away, and come to class the next day with the best goddamn cupcakes you've ever seen.
- September 14, 2009 at 9:01 PM
- Ryan said...
The Joy of Vegan Baking. Everything in it is perfect.
- September 14, 2009 at 9:03 PM
The Gluten-Free Vegan.
My boyfriend has Celiac disease, so it's wonderful to have a one-stop resource for vegan AND gluten free cooking. It also has the best GF pizza dough recipe on the planet.
- September 14, 2009 at 9:09 PM
- Vanessa said...
The Compassionate Cook! It was my first ever vegan cookbook, and has been my standby for the past 10 years. Total cozyface.
- September 14, 2009 at 9:09 PM
- Scott said...
"Vegan With a Vengeance." Sure, it's simple, but it's the sort of thing you can whip out, flip to any given page, and have something awesomely delicious whipped up in minutes. My copy is dog-eared and food-stained, but I can't live without it!
- September 14, 2009 at 9:12 PM
- Vegyogini said...
I can't live without Veganomicon and its cure-all Chickpea Noodle Soup! Thanks for the giveaway; I'd absolutely love to win VeganYumYum!
- September 14, 2009 at 9:17 PM
- Josiane said...
Do I really have to choose just one? There are so many great vegan cookbooks around! Actually, I suspect the one I won't be able to live without is soon to be coming out: that would be "500 Vegan Recipes: An Amazing Variety of Delicious Recipes, From Chilis and Casseroles to Crumbles, Crisps and Cookies" by Celine Steen and Joni Marie Newman. I just love Celine's creativity, and I'm sure that very comprehensive book will quickly become an indispensable in my kitchen! Thankfully, the wait won't be too long now...
- September 14, 2009 at 9:23 PM
- Kelly said...
Well, considering I only have two vegan cookbooks, and two of them contain only desserts... I'd have to go with Vegan with a Vengeance!
- September 14, 2009 at 9:29 PM
Can't live without Nonna's Italian Kitchen by Bryanna Clark Grogan. Loads of great recipes in there, & several 'staples' that we make regularly.
- September 14, 2009 at 9:35 PM
- Stacy Carter said...
Must have Vegan with a Vengeance. One of my first and still my favority.
- September 14, 2009 at 9:48 PM
- nora said...
Eat, Drink & Be Vegan! It's the best combination of easy/healthy/gourmet that I've found!
- September 14, 2009 at 9:49 PM
- HeyitsBeth said...
Definitely Veganomicon- it has EVERYTHING!
- September 14, 2009 at 10:47 PM
Veganomicon was my first vegan cookbook and it's the one I go back to for the basics and day-to-day cooking as well as any other occasion!
- September 14, 2009 at 11:30 PM
- September 14, 2009 at 11:41 PM
Vegan with a Vengeance. I recommend it to everyone I know, vegan or not.
- September 15, 2009 at 2:01 AM
- Amy said...
I absolutely cannot live without the The Joy of Vegan Baking cookbook by Colleen Patrick-Goudreau! It is so informative and has so much basic information about changing your baking habits easily. Plus all the great recipes!
- September 15, 2009 at 2:04 AM
- Pistachio and Cardamom said...
VWAV, of course! it's a classic. but i love love love lauren's nlog and recipes!
- September 15, 2009 at 2:07 AM
- nick said...
I've gotten a good bit of use out of the online books from HappyHerbivore.com I love the ingredients that she uses to make healthier versions of meals that are still super yummy!
- September 15, 2009 at 4:53 AM
- aimee said...
My go-to book is Vive Le Vegan. I've made just about every recipe in that book and I know they'll always work and taste fabulous!
- September 15, 2009 at 5:07 AM
- Chantal said...
Veganomicon- I'm addicted to the mustard-maple dressing!
- September 15, 2009 at 5:33 AM
To be honest, there isn't ONE vegan cookbook. I rely mostly on vegan cooking blogs and Veganomicon is probably the cookbook I use most often!
My 21-year-old daughter has just moved into a vegan co-op house and so if I win this book I'll be sharing it with her!
- September 15, 2009 at 5:57 AM
- ASB said...
Veganomican; even my mom consults it often!
- September 15, 2009 at 6:22 AM
- Melissa said...
Definitely Vegan With a Vengeance. It was my first vegan cookbook, and the tofu scramble recipe is my stand-by favorite.
- September 15, 2009 at 7:02 AM
- lilmammal said...
Vegan Planet. It has everything and doesn't call for fake cheeses or meats.
- September 15, 2009 at 7:20 AM
- queenofwands said...
My partner and I couldn't live without "Vegan Soul Kitchen", by Bryant Terry. Until I discovered this book, she was really missing the flavors she grew up with (though why anyone would miss ox tails and turkey necks, I don't know). Her mother was inspired by the recipes so much, she is considering becoming vegetarian.
- September 15, 2009 at 7:43 AM
- Jenna said...
I am so excited for this giveaway because I do not have ANY vegan cookbooks yet. Just reading through the comments gives me a lot of ideas, some are already in my amazon cart.
I love looking at vegan blogs and I am always trying to make yummy foods that my family will love without feeling deprived as I drag them along on my new journey! Thanks for inspiring me with your blog!
- September 15, 2009 at 8:02 AM
- Crazy Vegan Mom said...
anything by Sarah Kramer!
- September 15, 2009 at 8:21 AM
- radioactivegan said...
i LOVE dreena burton's cookbooks. my favorite is probably eat, drink, and be vegan, simply for the chapter of hummus recipes! so great!
- September 15, 2009 at 8:29 AM
- Laura said...
that all looks great!!
i can't live without isa's vegan with a vengeance! especially for the dessert section!
- September 15, 2009 at 8:44 AM
- Kuntrageous said...
I cannot live without Vegan with a Vengeance. Though it's not the first or the biggest vegan cook book i have; i use the recipes in this cook book very regularly.
- September 15, 2009 at 8:52 AM
- Small Footprints said...
My "must have" is:
Vegan Family Favorites by Erin Pavlina
I love the good, home-style recipes. They are true comfort food!
Thanks for hosting a giveaway!
Small Footprints
- September 15, 2009 at 9:53 AM
Sorry, I can't pick just one! It's either Veganomicon or Eat, Drink & Be Vegan. I love them both equally and have made so many recipes out of both. I love ED&BV for the soups especially, and Veganomicon for the salads especially. Both have great entrees, dressings, and desserts. I love how healthy Dreena's recipes are, but I love how V'con is such a complete cookbook...truly the ultimate vegan cookbook as its name proclaims!
- September 15, 2009 at 10:01 AM
- Chrissy said...
I have cooked nearly everything out of Veganomicon - it basically taught me how to cook. I also love Vegan Yum Yum and have made a great number of her recipes - they're always a hit!
- September 15, 2009 at 10:02 AM
- Fat Bottom Bakery said...
The New Farm Vegetarian Cookbook! Seriously, it's old, and funny, and full of the best, healthy recipes for anything you could want to make.
- September 15, 2009 at 10:11 AM
Becoming Vegan by Brenda Davis and Vesanto Melina. It's not just a cookbook, but there are some fabulous recipes for soups and sauces in there.
It has a special place in my heart because I was reading it when I decided, once and for all, to go veg.
- September 15, 2009 at 12:20 PM
- LDM Flagg said...
I don't know how anyone can live with just one when I have a handful that I rely on:The Joy of Vegan Baking, Veganomican, Vegan with a Vengeance, Vegan Cupcakes Take Over the World, McDougall's Quick and Easy Cookbook, and MANY more. But I've really been enjoying ExtraVeganZa lately.
- September 15, 2009 at 12:28 PM
- Vegan Epicurean said...
Only one book, huh?
Bryanna Clark Grogan's book "Nonna's Italian Kitchen" taught me how simple it was to make my beloved Italian cuisine vegan so I have to go with that one.
- September 15, 2009 at 1:08 PM
- Ashley said...
I'm a huge fan of the vegetarian times cookbooks, and most of the recipes are either vegan or easily veganized which is great!!
- September 16, 2009 at 12:24 PM
- Lisa said...
Tough to pick just one, but I'll say Vegan with a Vengeance. Everything I've made out of it has been awesome, and I still have so many things left to try!
- September 16, 2009 at 1:31 PM
- Diana said...
Veganomicon! My first Vegan cookbook...Penne Vodka is a fast, simple, "creamy" pasta sauce that first made my husband go, "Wow. Maybe vegan cooking isn't so weird, after all!"
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One year after glamour quarterbacks were the big story, NFL teams mostly opted for big, beefy, bruisers during Round One of the 2013 NFL draft Thursday night.
The first seven picks, starting with the Kansas City Chiefs' selection of Central Michigan offensive tackle Eric Fisher, were offensive or defensive linemen. As NPR's Tom Goldman tells our Newscast Desk, the first round "was a celebration of players who anchor both sides of the line of scrimmage."
A quarterback wasn't taken until the 16th pick, when the Buffalo Bills chose Florida State's E.J. Manuel. He was the only signal caller chosen Thursday. The Bills even "traded down" to get their man — another sign that 2013's quarterback crop wasn't impressing scouts the way 2012's did. Buffalo sent the No. 8 pick to St. Louis in exchange for more picks later in the draft. Then the Bills used the No. 16 spot to take Manuel.
Last year, quarterbacks Andrew Luck (chosen by Indianapolis) and Robert Griffin III (by Washington) were the first two choices. A year later, quarterbacks Geno Smith of West Virginia and Matt Barkley of USC — who had been talked about as likely first round choices — will still be on the board when Round Two gets under way tonight at 6:30 p.m. ET (ESPN will be broadcasting).
Also not selected Thursday: Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te'o, who saw his once-bright draft prospects dim in January when word emerged that a supposedly dead girlfriend of his never existed. Te'o has said he was the victim of an elaborate hoax.
Meanwhile, if you're a fan of unusual names, Thursday was a big night for you. Defensive linemen Ziggy Ansah of BYU and Barkevious Mingo of LSU were taken in the No. 5 and 6 spots.
ROGER GOODELL: With the first pick in the 2013 NFL draft, the Kansas City Chiefs select Eric Fisher.
GOODELL: Tackle, Central Michigan.
That was National Football League Commissioner Roger Goodell last night, opening the league's annual draft of college players. As evidenced by that first pick, the first round of the draft was low on big names. Sports writer Stefan Fatsis joins us now, as he does most Fridays. Hi Stefan.
STEFAN FATSIS, BYLINE: Hey Robert.
SIEGEL: Eric Fisher is 6'7", 300 pounds. He's a lineman. His school, Central Michigan, is not a big-time football power. The players selected after him weren't household names either. What's happened this year?
FATSIS: Well, it's just one of those years, Robert. Talent pools in sports are cyclical. Last year the draft produced a remarkable number of highly desirable players at what are known as the skill positions, especially quarterback, when you had the instant starters Andrew Luck, Robert Griffin III. They went one and two. And two more quarterbacks were taken in the first round.
That contributed to the fact that a lot of teams are set at quarterback, and the ones that were available didn't blow anybody's doors off.
SIEGEL: Yeah, in the first 32 picks, only one quarterback was chosen.
FATSIS: Yeah, E.J. Manuel of Florida State by the Buffalo Bills, big guy, strong arm, great runner, pretty unrefined. No running backs were taken, and it's the first time that's happened in 50 years. So teams need a lot of those relatively anonymous big men like Eric Fisher, and since they were viewed as the best players available, they were taken.
And, in fact, a record 18 offensive or defensive linemen were selected in the first round, total weight 5,338 pounds. I added it up.
SIEGEL: Good.
FATSIS: And if you've heard of any of the big guys, Robert, it was probably LSU defensive end Barkevious Mingo, but that was probably because he has such a great name.
SIEGEL: That was the best name in the draft, for sure. On the other hand, players that the fans might have heard of, like linebacker Manti Te'o of Notre Dame, none of them went in the first round. Why not?
FATSIS: Well, you know, it's just the difference between what makes a great college player and what makes a great NFL player. There are different standards, different metrics. Manti Te'o got a lot of publicity because he played for Notre Dame, the team went to the national title game, also because he was embroiled in that fake dead Internet girlfriend mess. But he simply wasn't considered by scouts to have the speed or the strength to merit being a top pick.
SIEGEL: Now there's always one player who's invited to sit in the green room at the draft so that the cameras can capture his celebration, and then he doesn't get picked. Who was that unfortunate player this year?
FATSIS: That was quarterback Geno Smith of West Virginia. He had to endure the ESPN cameras at Radio City Music Hall. Afterward he said that he wasn't even going to come back to Radio City for today's second round of the draft, but his agent must have talked him off the ledge, and he's supposed to be there this evening.
SIEGEL: The NFL draft itself has now gone from a business meeting of football executives to this highly staged TV extravaganza, particularly stunning if not brilliant memory for you of this event?
FATSIS: I'm going to go with the league lining up 32 guys in identical suits outside Radio City holding glass cases containing the caps that would be placed on the heads of the first-round draftees. And then I always love it when the players give Commissioner Goodell a big bro-hug because very soon these same players are going to find a reason to hate the commissioner.
GOODELL: Yeah, why'd you suspend me?
FATSIS: Exactly.
SIEGEL: Stefan Fatsis is the author of "A Few Seconds of Panic: A Sportswriter Plays in the NFL." He joins us most Fridays to talk about sports and the business of sports. Have a great weekend, Stefan.
FATSIS: Thanks, Robert.
This is NPR News. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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