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Orange County (California)
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Orange County[5] is a county in Southern California. A patchwork of 34 independent municipalities, Orange County's population is one of the most culturally diverse in the world. Orange County's terrific and irrefutable reputation as a tourist destination recently got it its own TV series, The O.C. The county's main tourist draws are its beaches and of course its two theme parks, Disneyland and Knott's Berry Farm.
The climate is a pleasant semi-arid climate, with mild, wet winters and springs, and dry, warm summers and falls. High temperatures range from the 60s-80s year-round, with low temperatures year-round ranging from 45-66. While rain is rare, most nights in Orange County are foggy. The water temperature is 58F in winter, 63F in spring, 67F in summer, and 70F in fall. Smog is common throughout much of Orange County, though the coast usually has cleaner air due to ocean winds.
There are many cities large and small in Orange County – here are a few of the major ones.
Other destinations
Comprised of 34 incorporated cities and various unincorporated regions, Orange County has a total population of more than 3 million, and is the fifth largest county in the United States. The population of these cities range from merely 6,200 (Villa Park) to over 300,000 (Santa Ana and Anaheim). Bordering Los Angeles on the north, San Diego in the south, and both Riverside County and San Bernardino County to the east, Orange County is bounded on the west by the Pacific Ocean and the east by the Santa Ana Mountains. The area enjoys beautiful beaches and warm weather year round. Orange County has a reputation for being more conservative than the rest of California, with fiscal conservative attitudes dominating in well-off cities and some social-conservative attitudes being prevalent in some of Orange County's thriving ethnic subcommunities.
Orange County is in the Pacific Time Zone and observes Daylight Savings Time.
For emergencies in Orange County, dial 911 toll-free from any phone including payphones. Dialing 911 from a cell-phone will place you in contact with the California Highway Patrol.
Santa Ana is the county seat.
English and Spanish are the two most common languages spoken in Orange County. Most government agencies will have someone available who speaks Spanish. In North Orange County, many businesses will have someone who speaks Spanish on staff; however the further south one travels, Spanish speaking staff can be less common, though someone nearby who speaks Spanish is likely and will usually help translate if asked. Because of the ethnic diversity of Southern California, there are many neighborhoods where other languages are dominant, mostly from Asian countries. The third most-spoken language, Vietnamese, is widely spoken in Westminster and Garden Grove, and to a lesser extent, in Fountain Valley and Santa Ana. In Garden Grove and Fullerton, Korean is widely spoken. Japanese is more commonly spoken in Costa Mesa.
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By car
Several freeways provide access to Orange County.
By plane
By train
Get around
Located in beautiful Dana Point harbor alongside the Pacific Ocean, the Ocean Institute offers science and maritime history programs to youth during the week, and is open to the general public on weekends, 10AM – 3PM Visitors can enjoy ocean-themed exhibits, marine life touch tanks and aquaria with hundreds of marine creatures. Institute staff and volunteers are on hand to share the secrets of our seas. Cost: $6.50 adults, $4.50 children (ages 4-12), Ocean Institute members free.
Unique maritime and ocean-themed items are available in the Chambers Gallery everyday, 9AM – 6PM Institute address: 24200 Dana Point Harbor Dr., Dana Point. For an added charge, visitors can enjoy marine mammal cruises onboard the Institute's R/V Sea Explorer or sail onboard the tall ship Spirit of Dana Point. Facilities are available for rent for meetings, receptions and other events. [16] or call (949) 496-2274.
Cal State Fullerton
UC Irvine
Chapman University
Orange County has quite a niche for award winning dining, signature California cuisine and ethnic specialties. Orange County is a food lover's haven with close to 5,000 restaurants serving everything from the freshest seafood to exotic delicacies.
Cafe Di Vang 2 in Westminister is a one-of-a-kind Little Saigon experience. The cafe is not notable for its drinks, but for its staff, who serve tasty but expensive (5 dollars each) smoothies and coffee while clad in little more than lingerie. Essentially the Vietnamese equivalent of Hooters, there are few cafes like it anywhere in America.
Mexican Food: Taco Mesa in Costa Mesa has an incredible reputation for fresh and vibrant food, and they're routinely lauded in the local independent press (OC Weekly) for high-quality offerings at fast food prices.
Vietnamese Food: With hundreds of restaurants to choose from in Little Saigon, Orange County is paradise for Vietnamese food lovers. The area immediately surrounding the Asian Garden mall has a wide variety to choose from. Pho 84 is a good spot for the traditional Vietnamese noodle soup, while Lee's Sandwiches serve Vietnamese Baguette sandwiches 24 hours in Little Saigon.
Indian Food: Orange County has a diverse variety of Indian food. Taste of India (Walnut & Culver) is a popular Indian restaurant in Irvine. Dosa Place (Red Hill Ave. and 5 fwy) has a good selection of South Indian cuisine.
Japanese Ramen: Shin-Sen-Gumi in Fountain Valley is a traditional, Japanese-style ramen shop with a multitude of cooking options rarely seen outside of Japan. Ebisu Ramen Restaurant, also located in Fountain Valley, is highly rated with very reasonable prices. It popularity is telling by the wait at times, especially during lunch. There is also Mitsuwa Marketplace on Paularino Ave in Costa Mesa has a great food court with several noodle stands and fun ambience - like stepping into Tokyo for a second.
Korean Barbequeue: Seoul Oak (closed) is a two-story galbi (Group cooking Korean barbequeue restaurant) in Garden Grove, widely recognized as the best in the area and occasionally playing host to visiting Korean movie stars. Little Seoul also has a single 24-hour Korean Barbequeue restaurant, Tofu House.
French-Japanese Fusion: Cafe Hiro in Cypress is a popular French-Japanese fusion cuisine restaurant. Founded by a former head chef at one of the top restaurants in Beverly Hills in order to give himself more control over the menu, luxurious and original cuisine is served at middlebrow prices (10-15 dollars per entree). The restaurant is notable for crafting a new and different homemade soup every day, included with each entree.
Hamburgers: Orange County is home to three famous hamburger chains - Tommy's (Fountain Valley, at Magnolia and Warner), Fatburger (Irvine, at Michelson and Jamboree, and Aliso Viejo town center), and In N' Out (all over). Tommy's is famous for putting chili on all of its products. Fatburger is notable for its thick and juicy burgers and steakhouse-style "fat fries". In N' Out is lauded as a California favorite, with thin yet flavorful burgers. There is heated debate but no general consensus as to which chain is best - one's personal tastes and preferences are the best guide.
Cuban Food: Cafe Habana at The Lab in Costa Mesa is Orange County's most prominent Cuban restaurant, with a bordello-like atmosphere dimly lit by hundreds of candles.
French Steakhouse: Chat Noir in Costa Mesa is home to upscale French cuisine (Dishes such as Filet Mignon with Foie Gras will cost 30-40 dollars) but shines due to its incredible, romantic Parisian salon atmosphere. Live jazz is playing several nights a week; call ahead for times.
Dinner with a View: Orange Hill restaurant in Orange offers an upscale steakhouse with a maginificent view overlooking all of Orange County. Also popular is Summit House in Fullerton which also offers an upscale dining experience with great views.
Japanese Izakaya: Izakaya, the Japanese style of cooking emphasizing a lively atmosphere and a wide variety of personal-sized mini-dishes to choose from, has made its way to Orange County with the popular restaurant in Costa Mesa. The menu covers everything from sushi to curry to katsudon, as well as some Chinese, Korean, and Vietnamese dishes.
Sushi: Matsu in Huntington Beach offers a more authentic Japanese atmosphere with a 70's feeling red-lit bar. The prices are good for quality sushi. Try the lunch time menu offered during the weekdays which includes bento-box meals that are enormous for about $10, and the sushi and sashimi lunch specials are half the price of the dinner versions. Koi in Seal Beach is also an excellent restaurant with some of the freshest fish you'll find around Orange County. Wafu Sushi in Costa Mesa is a small private owned restaurant offering the popular samurai burrito that s very popular with reasonable prices.
Bubble Tea: Tapioca bubble tea, also known as boba, is a recent local obsession imported from Asia - the milk tea is available in Orange County in all flavors, including some fruits and vegetables relatively unknown to the Western palate. Tea-ism or Cha for Tea in Irvine, near the UCI campus. Lollicup is also a popular boba chain, with two locations in Irvine (Jeffrey and Walnut, Jamboree and Alton at the Diamond Jamboree plaza) and a few more throughout Orange County.
Dim-Sum: With Orange County's Chinese population not as concentrated into a single city as other local Asian enclaves, the Chinese restaurants vary more in location. For excellent Dim-Sum, for instance, one should travel to the Golden Dragon in Little Saigon, across the street from the Asian Garden Mall. Reasonable prices and a better selection than most Dim-Sum offerings in America. Seafood Paradise no. 2 in Westminster offers great Dim-Sum 7 days a week from 10:30AM to about 2:30PM.
Vegetarian Offerings: The Gypsy Den at the Lab in Costa Mesa is well-known for a wide variety of vegetarian offerings, especially its adobe stew. For Asian vegan cuisine, Au Lac in Costa Mesa is a popular destination.
Beachside: The Shake Shack in Corona Del Mar is a more than half-century old Orange County institution, serving up their famous shakes and also sandwiches. Although recently purchased by Ruby's in a move that rankled some locals, the Shake Shack is still going strong, situated above a cliff directly overlooking the ocean.
Chinese Cantonese: Golden Garden on Mesa Verde and Harbor Blvd. in Costa Mesa. This is the only authentic chinese cantonese food you will find. U can not compare them to anyone. The egg rolls, sweet and sour pork, wor wonton soup with crispy noodles, bbq pork sandwiches, peppersteak beef, lobster cantonese with real lobster pieces with the shell still on, are just a few of the superb dishes they serve. Family owned. The most excellent food and service you can find.* NANCY D'AGOSTINO
Orange County is home to many great places to drink and very few options on how to get home after having a few. Getting around in Orange County is pretty tough without a car, unless you have a fat wallet to spend on taxis or limos. There are select areas where walking to a bar is viable option. Beach cities make up the majority of these such places; Laguna Beach, Newport Beach, Huntington Beach, Dana Point and San Clemente have areas that are no more than a short walk from a bar. Most of the bars in these beach locations are not of the chain variety, so each has its own unique ambiance. With the exception of Sharky's, having locations up and down the coast and the same frat boy/blonde bimbo crowd in all of them.
Away from the ocean there are many other great bars. Costa Mesa has an area where you find a sizable neighborhood bordering a commercial area with a great selection of chain and individual locations. Between 19th street (where the 55 freeway ends) and 17th street there is great bar crawl route. Starting at Triangle Square (19th Street and Newport Blvd.) you could get a substantial meal at the Yard House, while enjoying a sampling of their extensive draft beer selection. From there you can cross the street (carefully) and pay a visit to the Goat Hill Tavern, also home to a mammoth selection of beers on tap. The "Goat" always seems to have a lingering vommity smell but it all adds to the character, as does the vintage signeage and peanut shells carpeting the floor. Next door you will find The Helm. A great little dive bar, where you will find interesting characters and very affordable liquor. If Penny the bartender is working, try her pink lemonade, sounds girlie, but tastes good and will set you up well for the short trek to you next stop. Continuing down Newport Blvd to E 17th Street, you'll take a left and shortly stumble across The Harp. Inside you will most likely meet at least one English person and one Aussie, one of whom will likely play rugby. Moving on from the Harp, continue in the same direction and eventually you will also find The Pierce Street Annex and the Little Knight. Try the Little Knight first, you'll find it just past Pierce Street Annex. Have a drink here to retox you after you walk, before venturing into Pierce Street Annex. Your final stop with be at Pierce Street Annex, by now you should be merry enough to handle this place. Inside you will find a dance floor and large bar and many drunk people. If your objective is to take someone home for the night, here will be the place to do it. No promises as to the quality of this person, but you will be drunk so it won't matter. The song "Happy Cans" by local band The New Detours, sums up such an experience perfectly.
Beachwood BBQ in Seal Beach has a rotating selection of the world's finest craft beers. If you are a beer elitist with a discriminating palette, this place is will be your haven.
Stay safe
Though the beach areas of the county are generally safe, localism among surfers can on rare occasions turn violent. Though the county is quite safe, street gang activity is comparatively common in areas such as East Anaheim and the La Jolla and Atwood neighborhoods of Placentia as well as Westminster and Garden Grove.
Cities such as Irvine, Mission Viejo, Anaheim Hills, Yorba Linda, Orange, Lake Forest and Newport Beach are among the safest in the country.
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Thousands of Bridgewater residents received 'fabricated' water bills
BRIDGEWATER -- As many as one-third of Bridgewater's homeowners recently received bad news in the mail.
Thousands of residents were mailed incorrect water bills as a result of a former employee who falsified meter readings, Town Manager Michael Dutton said.
"A Water Department employee either grossly misrepresented water readings or fabricated them," Dutton said.
Residents received artificially low bills six months ago and were recently whacked with bills "greatly exceeding the usual amount," on the current billing cycle to make up for the underbilling, said Town Councilor Scott Pitta, who sponsored an emergency measure to allow payment plans for the affected customers.
The employee, who only worked for the town for a few months, has been fired, Dutton said.
The problem affected as many as 30 percent of residents, he said.
"What people are getting now is nothing more than a bill for the water they've actually used," Dutton said.
No one was actually overbilled — with one exception, Dutton said. Some people were knocked into a higher rate tier by the artificially high bills.
For those people, the Water Department is granting abatements for the amount they were overbilled, Dutton said.
Dutton said the Water Department has received 25 to 30 calls a day over the past week from residents who received the high bills.
The abatements have ranged from $50 to $250 — but only residents billed at a higher rate are eligible for the adjustments, he said.
Councilor Bill Rivers said the town shouldn't be waiting for residents to call and complain before making the adjustments.
"It makes no sense to me that we made the mistake and we're putting the onus on the consumer to rectify the problem," Rivers said.
Dutton agreed. He said once the "deluge" of calls has passed, the Water Department will be checking all bills to ensure they are correct and will make any appropriate adjustments.
Councilors said they are disappointed the artificially high bills went out without a note of explanation to the water customers.
But Dutton said he doesn't believe the Water Department was aware of the scope of the problem until the calls began coming in.
The Water Department does not rely on estimates. Each semi-annual bill is based on an actual in-person reading at the customer's home, Dutton said.
He'd like to see that system changed to an automated one that records meter readings electronically. That would eliminate future problems like the current one and be more efficient overall, Dutton said.
Dutton said there is no evidence the employee lowered bills in order to benefit particular people.
"We think the employee was fabricating meter readings to avoid having to do the work," Dutton said.
Any residents with questions about their bills should call the Water Department at (508) 697-0910, Dutton said.


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Designed by Brunelleschi between the years 1421 and 1434, this edifice marks the beginning of Renaissance architecture with the revival of classical form. Circular medallions created by Andrea della Robbia adorn the arches that surmount the pillars of the veranda, and each medallion is different from the other. These images represent the abandoned children, the "innocent." Inside, we find two cloisters and a museum that contains works by Ghirlandaio, Luca della Robbia, and Rossellino.
In Piazza SS. Annunziata you can also admire the Monumento a Ferdinando I. Created like the one of his father Cosimo I in Piazza Signoria by Giambologna, actually it was the last artwork by the Flemish sculptor, who died before finishing it. It was completed by his disciple Pietro Tacca (the author of the Wild Pig) in 1608.
For any information:
Spedale degli Innocenti
Piazza S.S. Annunziata
Tel.055 212245.
Open 8.30am-2pm.
Admission: 3,00 euro.


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Apollo's Fire lights up D'Angelo stage at Mercyhurst
Mercyhurst exercise science achieves national recognition
Mercyhurst Polar Plunge raises $11,700
Mercyhurst nets grant to combat sexual assault
Mercyhurst ranked among top 50 disability-friendly colleges
PA private colleges more affordable than five years ago
Opera Workshop performs scenes from 'Tales of Hoffmann'
Mercyhurst honors memory of star recruit Akyra Murray
Christmas classic, ''Tis the Season,' delights all ages
Mercyhurst gears up for epic #mannequinchallenge
Mercyhurst art therapy program earns national ranking
Mercyhurst Equestrian Team makes great strides
Lakers post 85 percent graduation success rate
Mercyhurst considers new campus in Ireland
Mercyhurst expands scope of Therapeutic Arts Initiative
Mercyhurst dives into Polar Plunge
MIAC presents National Theatre Live's 'Hamlet'
Stanczaks take parallel paths to beauty
Virtual job fairs … part of the recruiting 'process'
Extreme acrobats backflip onto Mercyhurst stage
Mercyhurst hosts Veterans Tribute Weekend
Mercyhurst alumnae to perform free recital
Mercyhurst PA candidates conduct dental screenings
Hyland introduced as newest cabinet member
'Frankenstein' comes alive at MIAC screening
Mercyhurst ahead of curve with allergen-free station
Annual education expo focuses on technology
Tickets available for Grandin, Shore lectures
Erie pupils to benefit from new language lab
'The Mystery of Edwin Drood': A solve-it-yourself musical
MIAC presents Rani Arbo & daisy mayhem Oct. 21
'Don Giovanni' opera offers shades of humor, sentiment
ECF awards Mercyhurst $4 million for innovation district
Tune in when Mercyhurst talent takes WQLN by storm
Hard workers know: 'Sometimes you just need cake'
Crowdfunding effort spurs four new projects
'Tristan und Isolde' opera awes in Met broadcast
New photo exhibit highlights alternative techniques
MCAP poll shows Clinton, Trump in dead heat in PA
Dancing Wheels celebrates universality of dance
Mercyhurst Erie, MNE slate fall dining series
NRO to recognize community heroes
Mercyhurst HR program ranked among best
AIM hosts nation's leading experts on autism
Mercyhurst celebrates spiritual opening of school year
MIAC presents screening of 'A View from the Bridge'
He's baaack: Tinker the T-Rex headlines new exhibit
Richard Rodriguez speaks at Mercyhurst Sept. 29
Laker Pride marching band debuts on Saturday
Mercyhurst recognized as 'Best Value' by U.S. News
Mercyhurst community celebrates Hurst Day 2.0
Mercyhurst Quickstarter spotlights Solar Sack
Chita Rivera to appear at Mercyhurst Sept. 16
Mercyhurst veterans officer named to state panel
Michael Victor to be inaugurated as 12th president
'Hurst welcomes social justice activist Bryan Stevenson
Practical nursing celebrates 15 years, 691 graduates
Mercyhurst introduces 11 new faculty
MNE welcomes new students, faculty and staff
Mercyhurst's new Grotto Commons opens today
Mercyhurst's record freshman class set for Day of Service
Cummings Gallery showcases annual faculty exhibit
Mercyhurst announces record enrollment, fundraising
Mercyhurst Theatre Program opens season with 'Dracula'
DJ Fuhrmann named Mercyhurst police chief
Grant supports research into toxic algae in Lake Erie
Mirren is majestic in 'The Audience'
Higher education challenges: From demographics to debt
Mercyhurst grad works dream job at GOP Convention
MIAC screens 'One Man, Two Guvnors' to open season
Former MNE student spices up Kickstarter campaign
Mercyhurst helps launch 'Take Me to Worship' campaign
Mercyhurst Institute for Arts & Culture announces upcoming season
Mercyhurst honors Distinguished Alumni
Mercyhurst holds prayer vigil for Orlando victims
Mercyhurst helps local vets spread music, awareness
Tour celebrates 25-year anniversary of MNE
Victor aims to raise profile of new Ridge archives
NW PA artists exhibit at Cummings Gallery during summer
Quickstarter success record climbs: 16-1
MNE inducts 35 in national leadership society
Senior class gift takes inspiration from tradition
St. Greg's pupils study 'Artists & Authors" at Mercyhurst
Project illustrates rich cultural history of east Erie
Mercyhurst honors Weaver-Kaulis for teaching excellence
Mercyhurst announces graduation honors
Mercyhurst University to graduate 963
Hagen to receive honorary degree, address Class of 2016
Mercyhurst's Manley honored for work with local youth
Mercyhurst announces $3 million dining hall project
Communication trade show eyes social change
EPA salutes Mercyhurst as top green power user in PSAC
Mercyhurst's Relay for Life set for April 30
Mercyhurst celebrates scholarship of faculty, students
All systems go for D'Lish Deli's Thousand Dog Dash
Students display unique built environments
Mercyhurst dancers perform 18th edition of Raw Edges
Mercyhurst, Rotary collaborate on Ethics Symposium
Mercyhurst reveals mind-blowing interactive sandbox
Mercyhurst announces new VP for finance & administration
Victor celebrates service of longstanding employees
Students host basketball friendly with Erie youth, EPD
D'Angelo Opera Theatre stages 'The Magic Flute'
Bollheimer named Mercyhurst general counsel
Garvin nets grant amid stiff competition
Tim DeChristopher to deliver Earth Day lecture
Annual blockbusters focus on health and wellness
Mercyhurst Oasis Program awarded $43K grant
New study questions response to communicable disease on US domestic airline flights
Gold-medal violinist to perform in Roche series
Chemistry dept. earns coveted ACS accreditation
Mercyhurst honors Sr. Mary Miller with Romero Award
MNE introduces high-tech patient simulators
Senior thesis exhibit adorns Cummings Gallery
Mercyhurst's Brad McGarry takes AIM on the road
Carpe Diem Academy hosts author Marc Brown
Mercyhurst joins coast-to-coast water dance
Mercyhurst announces Class of 1937 scholarship bequest
Mercyhurst production reimagines Anne Frank story
Students seek to humanize face of violence
Deasy & Melody: Mercyhurst's Irish trailblazers
Student chefs sharpen skills for Chopped duel
Mercyhurst, Syracuse announce innovative partnership
Johnson to direct Mercyhurst Institute for Arts & Culture
Clinton, Sanders lead Trump, Cruz in new MCAP poll
Quickstarter helps area entrepreneur carve out new business
Laker TV to air Shriver-Chittister 'Conversation'
'Empty Bowls' dinner is stark reminder of hunger
Artistry of dance takes many forms in Beyond Words V
Visiting Artists Series hosts klezmer ensemble
Munch Scholarship to benefit business students
Gift aims to attract students to financial planning careers
Victor tackles challenges of rising tuition, student debt
Students reflect on 'Living Mercy' experiences
Mercyhurst shares research on human parasite with FDA
Mercyhurst slates juried student art show
New financial literacy program targets student debt
Play on: MNE welcomes return of lacrosse
Girls & Women in Sports Day: a game-changer
Produce Express gets helping hand from Hurst
From classroom to boardroom – all in a day's work
Boudreau, Sullivan collaborate on new book
Grad student published by leading intel organization
Kickstarter voyage: Smooth sailing all the way
Mercyhurst receives five grants from Erie Arts & Culture
Victor raises $1.2 million in under six months
MNE students complete computer challenge
Congressman Thompson to visit Mercyhurst
Mercyhurst student directors put fun into 'dysFUNction
150 students added world travel to J-Term studies
Students win Forensic Sciences Foundation awards
Sen. Wiley to tour Oasis program at MNE
Mercyhurst, Bethesda Trinity Center celebrate MLK Day
Mercyhurst exhibit showcases famous Kodak Coloramas
Magoc authors book on American expansion overseas
Public health students share holiday spirit
MNE soccer players score goals … and baskets
NRO at Mercyhurst announces Good Neighbor Awards
Civic Institute leads new effort to curb gun violence
Half-million-dollar grant reunites three forensics grads
MNE to graduate 42 nursing students
MNE police academy to graduate 20 cadets
Police cadet knows law enforcement from both sides
Mercyhurst students demonstrate passion for profession
Mercyhurst celebrates Christmas miracle
Educate before arming, urges Mercyhurst PSI director
Mercyhurst named Military Friendly School
Mercyhurst hosts professors from China
'Little Match Girl' enlivens Christmas season at Mercyhurst
Mercyhurst appoints Cal Pifer new advancement VP
Forensics team doing human rights work in Cyprus
Mercyhurst freshmen travel 'Road to the White House'
Victor & cabinet embrace mission at Emmaus
Mercyhurst remembers Sister Maura Smith, RSM
Mercyhurst forensics team called to Akron crash site
Victor to speak at Kennedy Catholic 'Presidents Week'
Mercyhurst is winner in WQLN Collegiate Challenge
Mercyhurst hosts mezzo-soprano Emily Righter
Symes, students seek evidence in human rights case
PA students raise funds for Honduran service-learning trip
Contemporary fiber art featured in new Mercyhurst exhibit
Mercyhurst, HYS partner on new Therapeutic Arts Initiative
Students pool efforts to preserve Hornby School artifacts
Mercyhurst requires all student-athletes to live on campus
MSG sponsors Erie Polar Plunge team
Mercyhurst Dancers open season with DANCE 1-2-3
Victor hosts Ridge-Schweiker anniversary event
Mercyhurst represented at Cameos of Caring Awards
Floating STEM classroom goal of new Quickstarter project
Second Mercyhurst anthropologist makes key discovery in South Africa's Cradle of Humankind
OASIS thrives at Mercyhurst North East
Adrian, Mike Spracklen: The Stuff of Legends
Mercyhurst unveils new ride for student-athletes
Project aims to accelerate high-speed rail effort
Mercyhurst set for Collegiate Challenge Oct. 27
MNE dining series spotlights global cuisine
Mercyhurst announces major academic restructuring
'The Drowsy Chaperone:' An evening of madcap delight
Classical pianist opens Roche Visiting Artists Series
Eco-horror film marks Quickstarter's ninth project launch
New Mercyhurst poll: Trump, Carson lead GOP field in PA
Mercyhurst speaker to address fracking concerns
Borgia weaves magic into digital storytelling
Mercyhurst students celebrate 'Arts on the Hill'
Lakers keep eyes on skies as hawk inspires legend
MNE ranks #15 among 50 most affordable small Catholic colleges
Mercyhurst honors 566 Dean's List recipients
Sisti, Gotkin - five more years!
Come one, come all: Victor launches Hurst Day
Exhibit explores illusion of 'tactility' on painted surface
Psychologist's talk to highlight 'senior moments'
Public history students showcase historic neighborhoods
Mercyhurst students make papal pilgrimage
Brandon McKenna: A freshman with an agenda
New NIJ grant to enhance biological profile studies
Emily Francis wins ATHENA Young Professional Award
Mercyhurst scientist plays pivotal role in discovery of new human species
Mercyhurst #41 in U.S. News 2016 best colleges guide
Welcome Luke the Laker, Mercyhurst's new mascot
President Victor shares Homecoming enthusiasm
Mercy Day celebrated on campus Sept. 24
Public health fuels passion for Mercyhurst adult student
Mercyhurst hospitality management earns reaccreditation
Thomas Gamble featured in Art Faculty Exhibit
Mercyhurst named Erie's first College of Distinction
MNE ranked #36 for affordable hospitality degree
Emily Francis nominated for ATHENA award
Mercyhurst welcomes 16 new faculty
MNE to graduate 16 nursing students
President Victor announces cabinet
Mercyhurst forensics students apply skills to historic find
MNE declares three-way tie in bus competition
Mary statue back in place on MNE campus
New students begin college careers with Day of Service
Mercyhurst announces new high-demand programs
Mercyhurst North East welcomes new faculty
'Dancing at Lughnasa' comes to Mercyhurst stage
Day One: The Victor years begin
Carillon bells sound beginning of Victor tenure
Mercyhurst stages 'The Abduction from the Seraglio' opera - July 31, 2015
Mercyhurst reaps gains of test-optional policy
Mercyhurst ranked in 'top 25' for fashion merchandising
Mercyhurst Institute for Arts & Culture unveils live season
Former pro soccer player to coach Mercyhurst men
MAI's Vero dig is travel destination for archaeologists
Mercyhurst ranked among '50 Most Affordable Private Colleges'
From forensics to fossils, science camps offer plenty
Mercyhurst produces conference-high 288 scholar-athletes
New Mercyhurst program delivers mental health first aid
Pope receives Mary Hembrow Snyder book as gift
Symes' book expands upon burned bone trauma
President-elect Victor appoints Howard vp for enrollment
Jacobson honored for research on spine injuries
President-elect Victor appoints Dausey provost
Trustees Lanzillo, NeCastro elected to top leadership posts
Eight faculty members promoted
Cummings Gallery shows works from Mary Gamble Collection
Civic Institute named in Gamble's honor
EPA selects Mercyhurst to research toxins data
Mercyhurst camp lets teens explore health careers
Mercyhurst achieves greatest fundraising year in history
Mercyhurst presents 'distinguished alumni' awards
Presque Isle goes under Mercyhurst microscope
Popular forensic short courses underway at Mercyhurst
Mercyhurst offers full slate of summer camps
College Choice ranks Mercyhurst in 'top 50'
MNE Oasis program graduates five
Mercyhurst announces Michael Victor as 12th president
Radio contest offers 'free ride' at MNE
Quickstarter revels in success … again
Students create website for NW PA CareerLink®
Chemistry prof replaces beaker with tea cup
Graduate student honorees announced
Mercyhurst announces top senior awards
Mercyhurst honors Daniel McFee for teaching excellence
Gamble to address McAuley College graduates
MNE to honor five graduates with special awards
Seniors choose fan favorite as parting gift
Three seniors named Distinguished Military Graduates
Mercyhurst to graduate 975 in three separate ceremonies
Hilton demo room gives MNE students world-class vision
Comm Trade Show focuses on 'health & wellness'
MNE allied health programs add massage therapy
EPA recognizes Mercyhurst as PSAC green power leader
62 MNE students help with Earth Day cleanup
Interior design students exhibit 'Full Spectrum'
Walk, jog, Pie your Prof at Mercyhurst's Relay for Life
Mercyhurst team aims for clean sweep of Presque Isle
Raw Edges: Another creative leap into art of dance
Sarah Wolfson concludes Roche Visiting Artists Series
Mercyhurst seminar ups game for CI professionals
Mercyhurst literacy project engages 300 Erie children
Mercyhurst art students partner with museum
Student combines skill sets to her advantage
NRO unveils new location, logo
On Screen/In Person film looks at life of an artist
Mercyhurst design zombies take Addys by storm
ECGRA partners with Mercyhurst, Behrend to 'Ignite Erie'
Mercyhurst set to 'Light It Up Blue' for autism
Jonason reprises 'Madama Butterfly' on PAC stage
Student chefs sharpen skills for 'Chopped' face-off
Mercyhurst nets grant to map Venus quadrangle
Mercyhurst radio issues 'State of the Station'
Quickstarter launches three new campaigns
Mercyhurst announces new PA master's program
Fusion: Senior Art Thesis Exhibition opens March 23
Mercyhurst presents 'Clothes for a Summer Hotel'
Mercyhurst Public Health hosts forum on heroin use
Mercy Week celebrates Sisters' vision
Mercyhurst, Shriners landmark study wins acclaim
Maria Shriver joins Joan Chittister 'In Conversation'
Fifty percent of Mercyhurst faculty engage in scholarship
Actress Elizabeth Ashley to speak at Mercyhurst
Students crunch numbers for neighbors
Sr. Mary Claire Kennedy to receive Romero Award
Visiting Artists Series welcomes cello-piano duo
Community forum to explore workings of justice system
MCAP poll: Voters not 'tuned in' to state high court election
Death row exoneree shares 21-year odyssey
Mercyhurst, Rotary gear up for annual Ethics Symposium
Mercyhurst student scores in top 1 percent of Master the Mainframe contest
Civic Institute puts focus on positive youth behaviors
Academy director named 'Afterschool Champion'
'Still Dreaming' challenges assumptions about elderly
New DNA lab unveiled, bioinformatics major announced
Rico grows reputation by lending a paw
Alumna Sister Joan Chittister to appear with Oprah
Mercyhurst culinary students host dinner series
Nearly 50 students display in Mercyhurst juried show
Magoc earns national recognition in public history
Mercyhurst hosts mediation training
Symes, students bring skills to major human rights case
Three Mercyhurst profs pen text on the 1930s
Seven faculty celebrate publication of new books
Mindfulness comes to communication classroom
MNE announces spring lunch series
Mercyhurst Dance Dept. presents Beyond Words IV
Film director shares insights into environmental movement
Films, dinner, dance on deck for Black History Month
Mercyhurst hosts Erie Dance Consortium annual festival
Teens build skills one stitch at a time
MIAC, Voices for Independence partner in film discussion
Poli Sci major parlays internship with Rep. Kelly into job
Student uses skills to thwart public health threat in Kenya
St. Vincent Hospital donates AED to police academy
Quickstarter launches campaign to fund gardener's dream
New funding supports expansion of MNE OASIS program
Pa. voters 'optimistic' about Wolf, new MCAP poll says
K-8 girls to interact with female athletes from 10 teams
Mercyhurst welcomes new VP for finance, administration
Historic chapel closed for renovations
New exhibit adds woman's voice to 'confronting injustice'
Mercyhurst community to celebrate King legacy
J-Term: From the traditional to the quirky
Professor's book among 'Best Spiritual Books of 2014'
Mercyhurst forensics helps solve 47-year-old cold case
From roof of Africa, McGarry raises awareness for autism
Mercyhurst honored 'with distinction' for community service
MAI dig suggests human presence at Old Vero Man site
Erie Insurance funds Carpe Diem nutrition project
Ridge School announces master's degree in data science
Ridge School embarks on 4th Global Intelligence Forum
Mercyhurst well represented at AAFS meetings
Intel students deliver intelligence briefing on Ebola
Mercyhurst's McAuley College to graduate 65
Jolene Jackson shines among McAuley College grads
MNE celebrates holidays with time-honored traditions
Mercyhurst hosts 'Miracle on 38th Street'
Clothing drive aims to bring warmth to homeless
Pioneering House of Mercy Ambassadors put service first
MNE completes three successful service projects
'Green Fire' commemorates Wilderness Act
Mercyhurst shares spirit of the season with dance tradition
PSI fills public safety gap with new handgun training
'The Tempest:' A new twist on a classic play
Students do their part to stem tide of drugs' tragic toll
Cummings exhibit features works of Pa. art educators
Navy vet navigates challenging course to culinary degree
Quickstarter helps chefs start new Thai restaurant
Mary Hembrow Snyder honored with Mercy award
Tinker the Tyrannosaurus headlines weekend expo
MNE criminal justice students spruce up Route 89
Annual expo features Mercyhurst education alumni
MIAC to screen 'Phantom Tollbooth' Nov. 9
MCAP poll gives Kelly sizeable lead in congressional race
Panel focuses on medical-legal approach to health care
Dancers open with 'Midsummer Night's Dream'
Intel profs earn grants to conduct training for State Dept.
AIM parents pledge quarter-million for Career Path Program
Time to bring home the Collegiate Challenge trophy
Saving troubled teens is focus of film, 'Fly By Light'
Gamble announces retirement from Mercyhurst presidency
Mana Quartet opens Visiting Artists Series at Mercyhurst
George Morgan brings hip-hop style to MNE
Meier earns state recognition as arts education leader
Wheaton seeks students to support 'Quickstarter'
SoMar, AZQ perform improvisational concert
Third season kicks off with 'Cabaret' at Mercyhurst
North East kicks off International Dining Series
Exhibit depicts architecture of Erie and environs
Andrew Forsthoefel shares 'Walking to Listen' journey
PDE releases new funds for Carpe Diem Academy
Attacking ISIS: Poll says Pa. majority supports airstrikes
New media center honors industry pioneer Myron Jones
Civic institute grant supports troubled neighborhoods
Hurst first in region to adopt 'test-optional' policy
Wegmans' donation supports Carpe Diem Academy
Criminal justice honors three students
Student-composer creates Mercyhurst theme song
Mercyhurst gets grant to complete Elk Creek Trail Project
Catholic social teaching is subject of Oct. 1 lecture
'Breaking Bad' star to talk to 'Hurst students about adversity
Hottest course on campus: 'Breaking Down Breaking Bad'
New partnership to enrich research at Old Vero Man site
Veterans, ROTC showcase alliance at Sept. 11 flag-raising
Fall dining series features Cuisines from around America
U.S. News ranks Mercyhurst high in multiple categories
Bishop Persico to celebrate Mass of the Holy Spirit
New office centers on 'learning and serving beyond The Gates'
Mercyhurst cavers discover upside of underworld
MNE nursing students get boost
Building a tradition of service
Cummings opens fall season with faculty exhibit
Mercyhurst welcomes new faculty
Kids for Cash scandal goes to heart of 'confronting injustice'
Andrew Solomon: Far from the tree
Mercyhurst professor collaborates on new Joan Chittister book
Welcome Message from President
'Hurst enrolls record international class
Mercyhurst launches ESL-equivalent
Not your average fish tale ...
Simulations give MNE nursing students unique understanding of mental illness
Mercyhurst immigration expert sees border conflict with unique eye
MU Articles - Arts and Culture Announcing MIAC Live '14-15
VeloSano sets course for Mercyhurst
Bonus comes with MNE open house visit
Celebrated artist donates work to 'Hurst
Students explore health careers aplenty
Research examines deer tick population
Students on autism spectrum take college for test drive at Mercyhurst
Wheaton's game wins more accolades
Jack Devine, Vernon Loeb & Jan Herring headline IAFIE gathering at Mercyhurst
Mercyhurst education dept. honored
Media Convergence Center opens this fall
Making strides toward carbon neutrality
Public health interns living the dream
OASIS celebrates program graduates
Mercyhurst students far exceed average pass rate on HR certification exam
Mercyhurst to graduate 30 police cadets
Mercyhurst honors distinguished alumni
Mercyhurst to designate plot of farmland for Second Harvest Food Bank
Mercyhurst in high spirits over new viticulture program at North East
MNE nursing student earns state honor
Eleven faculty members promoted
Civil War vintage photo exhibit opens
MNE increases health grant partners
Mercyhurst Theatre presents musical 'You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown'
Mercyhurst to phase in arming police
Mercyhurst adds four new programs at Booker T. Washington Center
Mercyhurst, Erie city schools collaborate to expand access to pre-K education
Tribune-Review-Michael Federici
Michelle Ahrens honored for service
New freshman August Snyder to play for Team Sweden in Lacrosse World Cup
Illegal dumping could come back to bite
Mercyhurst partners with UPMC Hamot in innovative Barber 'Shop Talk' Project
Eight seniors earn Army commissions
National Catholic Reporter-Joan Chittister
2014 Carpe Diem Award recipient announced
Class of 2014 sets record with Senior Class Gift
Mercyhurst names top graduate students
Mercyhurst intel students brief NGA on role of ethnicity in Syrian strife
Mercyhurst's new forensics certificate highlighted among 10 in country
Dr. Leanne Roberts recognized for teaching excellence
North East announces new programs
Interior design seniors put thesis projects on display
Mercyhurst to graduate inaugural class from Booker T. Washington Campus
C-SPAN's Steve Scully to give commencement address at North East
Civil War is subject of MNE lecture
Mercyhurst celebrates 947 graduates
Poetry draws crowd at North East
North East inducts 50 to leadership society
Two Mercyhurst students show projects at Erie Collegiate Innovation Showcase
Mercyhurst recognized by EPA as leading Green Power User in PSAC
MNE dean's podcast offers advice for student affairs professionals
'Hurst names 'bone lab' after Ted Rathbun
MNE drive nets 425 pounds of food
CDC expert talks 'public health threats'
New Mercyhurst archive, lecture series honors Sister Joan Chittister, OSB
Mercyhurst dedicates new intel school named after Gov. Tom Ridge
Mercyhurst junior earns high marks at criminal justice educators conference
MNE readies 'Take Back the Night'
New Civic Institute grant project aims to strengthen Erie County neighborhoods
MCAP Poll: Erie voters oppose Corbett; have no clear choice for Dem opponent
'Hurst student chefs sharpen skills for 'Chopped,' 'Iron Chef' face-offs
Mercyhurst Dancers making waves
Students stage 'The Laramie Project'
Russian ballet to perform 'Swan Lake' classic at Mercyhurst on April 15
Mercyhurst seniors exhibit thesis works
Examining ugly side of beauty industry
Mercyhurst celebrates pioneering program during Autism Awareness Month
Mercyhurst Summer Experiences geared toward area high school students
Mercyhurst scientist chosen to study early hominin fossils in Africa
Comcast Sportsnet- David Lough
Mercyhurst Lit Fest enters 12th year
Mercyhurst students take timeout from technology, live life unplugged
Mercyhurst business school earns reaccreditation by IACBE
Project explores how history shaped perceptions of the Jewish people
Mercyhurst education majors infuse 'Literacy Alive' in Carpe Diem Academy
Volunteers needed for Mercyhurst's 2014 Adopt-A-Beach team at Presque Isle
Political science professor speaks as scholar, native daughter of Ukraine
Mercyhurst 'Empty Bowls' event is stark reminder of hunger and poverty
Mercyhurst announces inaugural intel cohort to study at Cambridge
Ahn Trio shakes up chamber music scene
Mercyhurst history professor selected for prestigious CIC seminar
PSI takes lead in streamlining employment exams for police candidates
MNE women's basketball off to nationals
Intel students learn how to combat weapons spread at ORNL workshop
AT grads surpass national exam pass rate
Mercyhurst North East slates Major Days
Mercyhurst forensic anthropology team recovers remains from gas well fire
Mercyhurst awards full scholarship to ethics symposium recipient
Hot young musical theatre team performs in free concert at Mercyhurst
Student script writer wins contest
Students Choose Service for Spring Break
MNE announces two new partnerships
Students choose service for spring break
Students to perform comic opera
Mercyhurst to honor Sister Simone Campbell with Romero Award
MIAC brings Grammy-winning jazz collective Snarky Puppy to Erie March 20
Mercyhurst to present full scholarship as part of Rotary Ethics Symposium
Gold medalist Meghan Agosta-Marciano '11 to return to Mercyhurst
New MCAP poll shows Pennsylvanians split on legalization of marijuana
Mercyhurst Intelligence Studies honored by Boeing for performance excellence
Interior design students to create new spaces for local nonprofit clients
Mercyhurst unveils spring dining series
Students score high in mainframe contest
New study looks at biomarkers in assessing pitch count's bearing on injury
WikiLeaks film screens at Mercyhurst
Tribune Review-Intelligence Studies
AIM proves 'transformative' for Mercyhurst student with Erie roots
MIAC hosts Irish Rovers farewell tour
Hospitality students get inside track
Dancers embrace 'Happiness Beyond Words'
PRSSA students host Frozen Putt-A-Thon
MNE celebrates Black History Month
Mercyhurst choreographs Kickstarter campaign for dancers' trip to Jerusalem
Exhibit unmasks changing roles of women
Patriot News-Michael Federici-Political Science
Laura Zirkle appointed VP, Student Life
Carpe Diem Academy adds arts integration program
'Hurst leads PSAC in academic success
Mercyhurst graduate student shares 'Conversation with Free Syrian Army'
Mercyhurst brings Stanley Cup to Erie
Seasoned educational leader Gary Brown to head Mercyhurst North East
Mercyhurst students ready for upcoming Winter Special Olympics at Peek 'n Peak
Erie's university presidents collaborate on 'The Path Forward'
Students use J-Term to deliver service
Tabla for Two: Marching to the beat of a different drummer
Mercyhurst slates MLK Day events
Student artist wins top honors with drawing of rapper Kid Cudi
Get rowdy with Compagnie Käfig
Two ROTC cadets earn special honors
Scip Insight-Intelligence Studies
Intel students open door for more research opportunities in Ireland
Hurst to host NCAA wrestling contests
Mercyhurst Vero dig commences today
Mercyhurst Dance announces BFA degree
MNE expands scholarships for working healthcare professionals
Mercyhurst, Cambridge universities announce collaboration
Mercyhurst veterans, men's hockey slate annual Teddy Bear Toss
MCAP releases inaugural Ohio poll
Faculty scores high with J-Term
'Wellsville' highlights music therapy
Mercyhurst intel students use analysis skils to combat human trafficking
Defense Dept. invites Mercyhurst to 'play'
Former Secret Service director visits
Students take history to the streets
Mercyhurst guarantees hands-on learning
Mercyhurst hosts 'Getting into Graduate School' info session
Miller family gift, Hilton donation takes hospitality program to new heights
Mercyhurst announces new Institute for Applied Behavioral Studies
Fall dining series begins Nov. 7
Author James Douglass to mark 50th anniversary of JFK assassination
North East welcomes St. Gregory pupils for Halloween treat decorating event
Cafe Diem grand opening Sept. 23; graduate student named as GM
Women's hockey earns three CHA Student-Athletes Of The Year
Vail honored for excellence in sports information
Men's rowing poised for Henley
Forensics students experience 'real deal'
'Hurst finishes 30th in Director's Cup standings
Lacrosse falls in NCAA final game
Lacrosse heads to NCAA championship
Baseball campaigns for new indoor facility
Lough called up to big leagues
Lakers make third straight Final Four game
Athletics names student-athlete of year finalists
Men's lacrosse returns to NCAA tourney
van der Veer wins accolades from PSAC for tennis, scholarship
Laker runner wins Cook Forest half marathon
Senior Gina Buquet Wins Elite 89 Award
Hockey mania at Mercyhurst: men head to semifinals
Minnesota native Molly Byrne heads home to play for Mercyhurst in Frozen Four
Mercyhurst mobilizes for grand send-off, players head to 2013 Frozen Four
Women's hockey stuns Cornell in 4-3 OT win, advances to Frozen Four
Women's hockey gets ninth consecutive NCAA bid
Mercyhurst rowing shatters two world records
Wrestling wins D II academic national championship
Hurst primed for EnduROWthon rowing feat seeks two world records
Girl Power! Youngsters flock to Mercyhurst for athletic celebration
Mercyhurst fashion students make statement at Pittsburgh Mardi Gras
Mercyhurst football is named ECAC D-II Team of the Year for 2012
Mercyhurst partners with Habitat on 'The House That Hurst Built'


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Cookies have been sent, pictures have been taken and now it's time to share this years Great Food Blogger Cookie Swap cookie! I bring you Pomegranate Chocolate Chunk Cookies! I'll elaborate on these beauties in a minute. I was so excited when I got the email reminding me to sign up for this years swap. I haven't exactly been the baking machine I was in the past, but signing up for the swap meant I HAD to bake some cookies or I would be on the naughty list. Signing up also meant I would receive 3 dozen cookies from other fab bloggers. Win, win people! Win, Win!!
The first dozen I received was a Chocolate Walnut Cookie, I think it was. Unfortunately it didn't have a name or description, but they were good!! It was a really cold day when they were delivered and they sat outside for a few hours before I realized my first cookie swap had arrived. They were chilled from being outside and that's actually how we preferred them. So back in the fridge they went. Brent was a big fan of these! The next batch I received was from Hannah of Fleur-De-Licious. Hannah sent me Pistachio and Cranberry Mexican Wedding Cakes. I loved this cookie for 2 reasons: 1) it was out of the ordinary and unlike anything I have tried before and 2) they were good obviously! The name immediately had me intrigued. I'm definitely bookmarking the recipe to try for future reference. My last dozen was a Whole Wheat Cranberry Chocolate Chip cookie from Lauren over at Sizzle Eats. I've never baked with Whole Wheat before but I will say I didn't feel nearly as guilty eating these cookies as I normally do. Another thing to add to the to-do list, bake with whole wheat flour. Thanks for all the yummy cookies ladies!
What about my cookies you ask?!? They were good!! Like really good! Chocolatey, gooey, and little bits of juicy tartness. I was slightly skeptical because I have never baked with pomegranate seeds. To be honest, I've never bought a pomegranate or had pomegranate seeds until last week. Not that I can recall at least. They are my new favorite thing! The pomegranate itself is a bit of a hassle to work with, but those seeds are so worth it. Chocolate and pomegranate, you make a delightful combo. Marking this one down to make again very soon!! Wonder what else I can combine with these seeds??
Pomegranate Chocolate Chunk Cookies
- 6 ounces semi-sweet chocolate, chopped into 1/2 inch pieces
- 2 tbsp unsalted butter, room temperature
- 1 tbsp instant coffee, granules
- 1 cup flour
- 2 tbsp unsweetened cocoa powder
- 1 tsp baking powder
- 1/4 tsp salt
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 2 eggs, room temperature
- 2 tbsp POM juice
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 1/2 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips
- 1/2 cup pomegranate seeds
1. Preheat oven to 300 degrees. Line 2 baking sheets with parchment paper.
2. In a medium bowl, whisk together the instant coffee, flour, cocoa powder, baking powder, and salt. Set aside.
3. In a small glass bowl, combine chopped chocolate and butter. Place the bowl over a pan of simmering water and stir frequently until the chocolate has melted and the mixture is smooth. Remove bowl from heat.
4. In large bowl, beat the sugar, eggs, POM juice, and vanilla extract until combined, about 2-3 minutes. Slowly add in flour mixture until batter is thick and smooth. Be careful not to over mix. Fold in the melted chocolate. Stir in the chocolate chips and pomegranate seeds. Using a medium scoop (about 1 1/2 tbsp) place dough onto prepared baking sheets. Bake until slightly puffed and the tops begin to crack, 12 to 14 minutes. Allow the cookies to cool completely on the baking sheets and serve.


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I have several observations on Bob Clampett that I would like to share, particularly at this time as there seems to still be in some people's minds an image of Bob as a ridiculous or grossly irresponsible person, an image largely invented and perpetuated by a very envious Chuck Jones (and subsequently Stan Freberg).
(By contrast, for me Chuck Jones's Bugs Bunny tended to be inactive and overconfident to the point of extreme smugness, while Jones's Daffy became greedy to the point of premeditated villainy. I far prefer Clampett's hysterical Daffy and prankster Bugs -- they are so much more passionate and energetic.)
Jones and a few others liked to attack Clampett in later years for allegedly taking too much credit for the success of the Warner cartoons. But I believe that Clampett does deserve a lot of the credit, and here are the reasons as I see them:
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Pac-12 cross country honors announced
Oregon's Cheserek Named Men's Athlete & Newcomer of the Year
Stanford's Cuffe Named Women's Athlete of the Year
Arizona's Beattie Named Women's Newcomer of the Year
Arizona's Li and Colorado's Wetmore Named Coaches of the Year
WALNUT CREEK, Calif. - The Conference office announced today the Pac-12 men's and women's cross country awards. OREGON's Edward Cheserek was voted the Men's Athlete and Newcomer of the Year, while STANFORD's Aisling Cuffe was honored as the Women's Athlete of the Year and ARIZONA's Kayla Beattie was awarded the Women's Newcomer of the Year. Pac-12 Coach of the Year honors went to COLORADO's Mark Wetmore on the men's side for the third-consecutive year and UA's James Li on the women's side.
The 2013 NCAA Champion after running in a time of 29:41.1, freshman Edward Cheserek (Newark, N.J.) is the first OREGON Duck to win Athlete of the Year honors since Galen Rupp won the award in 2008. It is also the 10th time an Oregon Duck has been given the honor in the 38 years of the award. Cheserek had an historic season as the first UO freshman to win the Pac-12 individual title. He then went on to become the first true freshman since 1988 to win the national championship and first Duck freshman to do so in school history. Cheserek is the second-straight Duck to win the Newcomer of the Year nod and sixth all-time. Cheserek was also named the National Athlete of the Year today by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA).
Junior Aisling Cuffe (Cornwall-on-the-Hudson, N.Y.) is the eighth STANFORD Cardinal all-time to be named Athlete of the Year. She won her first-career Pac-12 title earlier this month, breaking for the lead in the final 2k of the 6,000-meter race. She went on to place third at the NCAA West Region race, then was the top Pac-12 runner at the NCAA Championships, posting a fourth-place showing. With her lead, the Cardinal finished 11th at the NCAA meet and second at the regional to earn an automatic bid to the national meet.
Sophomore Kayla Beattie (Woodstock, Ill.) led the ARIZONA Wildcats to the program's first-ever Pac-12 team title. She was fifth overall, and one of two Wildcats in the top five, at the Conference meet. She was one of three UA runners to place in the top 10 at the NCAA West Regional, helping Arizona claim its first regional crown since 1998. Beattie wrapped up the 2013 campaign at the NCAA Championships, helping Arizona to second place in the team standings, the programs's best-ever finish.
COLORADO's Mark Wetmore wins the Pac-12 Men's Coach of the Year honor for the third-straight year after leading the Buffs to the program's fourth all-time NCAA title and a third-straight Pac-12 crown. Three Colorado runners placed in the top 25, as the Buffs claimed the national title by a 149-169 margin over Mountain Regional-rival Northern Arizona. At the Conference meet, Colorado placed five runners in the top 10 to claim the league crown, scoring just 30 points. Wetmore is in his 19th season as head coach of the Buffaloes. He was announced the USTFCCCA's National Men's Coach of the Year today, as well.
Arizona's James Li is the Pac-12 Women's Coach of the Year after leading the Wildcats to the program's first-ever Conference title and its best-ever finish at the NCAA Championships. Prior to the second-place showing at the NCAA Championships, the Wildcats had been undefeated, winning prestigious titles at the Wisconsin Adidas Invitational, Roy Griak Invitational and NCAA West Regional, in addition to the Conference crown. Its title at regional race was the first for the program in 15 years. Li is in his 12th season at Arizona.
Following are the men's and women's All-Pac-12 teams. The top seven finishers at the Pac-12 Championships are named to the first team. The eighth through 14th finishers at the Conference Championships are placed on the second team. Athletes names are listed below are in alphabetical order.
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|Nicci Corbin, So., ARIZ
|Jim Rosa, Jr., STAN
|Aisling Cuffe, Jr., STAN
|Blake Theroux, Jr., COLO
|Shelby Houlihan, Jr., ASU
|Ben Saarel, Fr., COLO
|Elvin Kibet, Sr., ARIZ
|Parker Stinson, Sr., ORE
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|Mac Fleet, Sr., ORE
|Katie Flood, Sr., WASH
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|Shalya Kipp, Sr., COLO
|Ammar Moussa, RS-So., COLO
|Melanie Nun, Fr., COLO
|Aaron Nelson, Jr., WASH
|Jessica Tonn, Sr., STAN
|Erik Olson, Sr., STAN
|Carrie Verdon, So., COLO
|Garrett Seawell, Sr., ASU
|Rebekah Winterton, Jr., UTAH
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|Edward Cheserek, Fr., ORE
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Karen Burrone of Fort Jones went to be with Jesus on Tuesday, Nov. 13, 2012.
Karen Burrone of Fort Jones went to be with Jesus on Tuesday, Nov. 13, 2012.
She spent the past four years preparing her family for her departure from this world. She courageously battled cancer during this time and fought for more time with those she loved. Karen was born in Boulder, Colo. on Jan. 11, 1961 and spent her youth in Santa Clara, Calif. She was the older sister to Diane and Tonya. She attended Chico State and obtained a bachelor's degree in business management and graduated with honors.
She first met her husband John in 1982 and they later married on July 27, 1991. Karen and John had their four children Tyler, Natessa, Tara and Tania and spent the next 25 years in Chico. Karen's passion while in Chico was coaching the Durham Tiger Turners competitive jump rope team. She traveled with her daughters and other team members to numerous competitions across the nation where her team dominated at the Junior Olympics. Karen ran the office side of their construction business and helped begin the family ranching operation. She was instrumental in helping John realize his dream of returning to Siskiyou County in January of 2008 to raise their family and run 4T Hay and Cattle Ranch.
Karen quickly became involved in the Scott Valley community. She was her children's number one fan as they participated in baseball, softball, rodeo, 4-H and FFA. She could be seen at these events supporting her children with a positive attitude no matter how she felt on that day. During her illness, Karen did her best to ensure her family rarely knew of any stress or pain she endured. She spent a lifetime taking care of others and helping them navigate the lessons of life. Everything Karen did was to help those around her become better people. Karen new Jesus as her savior and drew many closer to Christ through her example of faith.
All are welcome to the graveside service at Fort Jones Cemetery on Saturday, Nov. 17, 2012 at 1 p.m. and a celebration of Karen's life at the Scott Valley Berean Church at 3 p.m. A reception will follow at the church.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Karen Burrone Scholarship Fund, Scott Valley Scholarships, P.O. Box 352, Etna, CA 96027.


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