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MOD UFO files [part two of Three]
Posted by dandare on April 7, 2013
In part two, i have added links to the many BBC articles/posts on the MOD Ufo files, and later i have added other references to the files(a selection), some of which are better reported than others (i cannot add them all,as there were many links to these files,from all other the world).
National Archives File 1 (released may 2008)
MOD releases UFO files (BBC Newsnight video- 13th may 2008)
Files released on UFO sightings (BBC 14th may 2008)includes newsnight video.
Secret files on UFO sightings have been made available for the first time by the Ministry of Defence.
The documents, which can be downloaded from the National Archives website, cover the period from 1978 to 1987.
They include accounts of strange lights in the sky and unexplained objects being spotted by the public, armed forces and police officers.
One man explained in great detail his "physical and psychic contact" with green aliens since he was a child.
In pictures: The UFO files (BBC 14th may 2008)
Dear MoD: where is ET? (BBC 14th may 2008)
For decades the Ministry of Defence kept what it knew about UFOs locked away in its archives. Now, the contents of what have been called Britain's X-Files are finally being revealed. One of the UK's leading UFO experts told Radio 4's Today programme about his hunt.
Nationl Archives File 2 (released October 2008)
Airliner had near miss with UFO (BBC 20 October 2008) includes video
A passenger jet bound for Heathrow Airport had a near miss with a UFO, Ministry of Defence files reveal.
The captain of the Alitalia airliner shouted "Look out" to his co-pilot at the sight of a brown missile-shaped object shooting past them overhead.
Civil Aviation Authority and military investigations could not explain the 1991 incident near Lydd in Kent.
The unsolved close encounter features in UFO-related military documents made available by the National Archives.
MoD releases UFO sighting files (BBC 20 October 2008)
Details of UFO sightings around the UK, including a number in Northern Ireland, have been released by the Ministry of Defence.
A total of 19 files covering sightings between 1986 and 1992 have been made available online.
One of the file details three unidentified flying objects near Belfast International airport in December 1989 and January 1990.
Another relates to a sighting over nearby Glenavy in 1989.
RAF Aldergrove said there were no fixed wing aircraft in the area at the time, but that two helicopters were in the vicinity within five minutes either side of the sighting.
UFO Sightings Revealed (BBC newsline-23rd october 2008)includes video
UFOs over London? (BBC London- inside out- february 2009) **general discussion
Recently declassified files reveal that 285 UFO sightings were reported to the Ministry Of Defence (MoD) in 2008 – twice the number in the previous year.
Many of these reports were filed by Londoners who claim to have seen bright lights, spherical objects in the sky – and even little green men.
Dr Who link to UFO sighting rise (BBC 8th April 2009) *not referring to a particular UFO file release,but more general
Science fiction and fantasy dramas like Doctor Who and Torchwood may be behind a rise in UFO sightings in built up areas of Wales, an expert has said.
Nick Pope, the Ministry of Defence's (MoD) former UFO project head, was commenting on figures released by the MoD which show sightings have gone up.
He said other sightings reflected the growing popularity of Chinese lanterns.
In 2006, 97 UFOs were reported across the UK. This rose to 135 in 2007 and 285 in 2008, with 18 Wales sightings.
Bride's shock over UFO reports (BBC 3rd August 2009)
"I received text messages from numerous friends a couple of days after the event saying that there was a large picture in the Democrat of a mysterious sighting in Coalisland at around half eleven last Saturday night.
"The lanterns were lit in memory of our close family and friends that predeceased us."
Details of UFO sightings around the UK, including a number in Northern Ireland, were released by the Ministry of Defence last October.
One of the file details three unidentified flying objects near Belfast International Airport in December 1989 and January 1990.
National Archives File 3 (released march 2009)
UFO files reveal close encounter (BBC 22nd march 2009)
A boomerang-shaped object seen from an airport control tower and a woman's encounter with an "alien" are among the secrets revealed in official UFO files. The woman reported seeing a glowing, spherical object rise into the air in Norwich after meeting a man who said he came from a planet similar to Earth.
MoD took UFO sighting seriously (22nd March 2009)
A photo of a UFO hovering next to an RAF jet over Scotland was treated seriously, newly-released Ministry of Defence files show.
Officials briefed ministers on the sighting of a diamond-shaped object near Pitlochry, Perthshire, in 1990.
A memo suggested the media be told "no definite conclusions" could be reached.
The documents show officials were more concerned about secret weapons being developed by other countries rather than alien visitors.
The sightings were brought to the attention of the MoD by the Daily Record newspaper.
National Archives File 4 (released August 2009)
In pictures: UFO archives opened (BBC 16th August 2009) 7 images
Details of UFO sightings released (BBC 17th August 2009)-video 2mins 25secs
The Government has released its UFO files from the 1990s when UFO sightings suddenly increased.
Investigators believe the television programme The X-Files may be to blame, rather than an increase in aliens.
Minister warned over 'UK Roswell' (BBC 17th August 2009) includes video
A former head of the armed forces told the defence secretary a UFO claim known as Britain's Roswell could be a "banana skin", newly released files show.
In 1985 Lord Hill-Norton wrote to Michael Heseltine about the "Rendlesham incident" in 1980, when US airmen in Suffolk said they saw strange lights.
He said an unauthorised aircraft may have entered and left UK airspace.
In 2003, an ex-US security policeman said he and another airman had shone patrol car lights as a prank.
The case is among the latest MoD files on UFOs released by the National Archives.
MoD reveals 'alien abduction bid' (BBC Staffordshire 17th August 2009)
A figure with a lemon-shaped head told two boys to follow it in an apparent close encounter with aliens in Staffordshire, government files say.
The figure told the boys: "We want you, come with us," according to a report from 1995 which has been released by the Ministry of Defence.
The boys told police they had seen the figure in a field just before midnight on 4 May in Chasetown.
However the farmer who owned the field later told police he had seen nothing.
Released files offer UFO answers (BBC Cornwall 17th August 2009)
UFOs sighted over Devon and Cornwall could have been an American spy plane or a Russian rocket, files released by the National Archives suggest.
Ministry of Defence reports include details on sightings across the region of a large, low-flying object, which made a humming sound, on 31 March 1993.
Witness descriptions are similar to a secret US spy plane, the files reveal.
UFO 'fired laser' over cemetery (BBC Liverpool 17th August 2009)
A UFO was seen hovering over a Cheshire cemetery before firing laser beams, according to a police log released by the government.
The sighting was made by a young man on his way home after a night out in Widnes on 15 July 1996.
Police described the man as a "sensible sort of lad and genuine".
He is said to have seen a yellow light four storeys high, which made a high-pitched noise "like cats wailing" and fired beams at a railway line.
According to the police log the bright yellow light followed the youngster as he crossed a footbridge from Avondale Drive into Upton.
Are UFO sightings linked to sci-fi films? (BBC Magazine 17th August 2009)
Newly released documents show that UFO sightings in the UK leapt five-fold in the same year that the alien invader blockbuster Independence Day was released. So is there a link between UFOs and science-fiction?
In 1996, the Earth was under attack from an alien mothership. Do you remember?
Fortunately, Will Smith was on hand to save the planet. This did happen. At least in cinemas.
Independence Day was the blockbuster film of the year, but the fiction it portrayed may have had an impact on the real world – a huge jump in the number of reported sightings of UFOs.
Hotel lights sparked UFO reports (BBC 17th August 2009)
It wasn't ET, but a UFO sighting in County Down in 1996 had aspects of Close Encounters of the Third Kind.
The latest declassified series of MoD reports on UFO sightings contains one from Northern Ireland.
The report, from the Aeronautical Information Section, lists four sightings reported to the authorities.
UFO sightings revealed in archives (BBC 17th august 2009) video 2mins 6secs
The National Archives has released details of UFO sightings reported between 1981 and 1996.
Most reports are for the UK but there are also reports of sightings in Belgium, just a few miles from British waters.
Dr David Clarke from Sheffield Hallam University explains some of the reports to the BBC's David Sillito.
Evan and Ed's review (BBC Radio4 today audio on Rendlesham Forest-17th August 2009)
Is the truth out there? As official UFO files are released online by The National Archives, including papers relating to the Rendlesham Forest sightings and the MoD's final position statement on the incident, the National Archives' consultant Dr David Clarke explained what the newly-released records tell us. [the audio is the 6 audio down on the page].
National Archives File 5 (released February 2010)
Newport driver 'fell ill' after Ebbw Vale UFO sighting (BBC Wales 18th February 2010)
In his account to police he described how a "tube of light" surrounded his car in Ebbw Vale, Blaenau Gwent, and later how he was sick.
The incident on 27 January, 1997 is detailed in Ministry of Defence papers.
Such an episode is classed by ufologists as a "close encounter of the second kind" – UFO sighting followed by an associated physical effect.
Was MP Michael Howard buzzed by aliens? (BBC 18th Feruary 2010)
Reports of a UFO hovering over former Conservative Home Secretary Michael Howard's home are among thousands of odd sketches, strange sightings and alleged close encounters detailed in newly released UK documents.
More than 6,000 pages of reports describe people's experiences with unidentified flying objects, mainly between 1994 and 2000.
Among them are details of how the Ministry of Defence (MoD) received reports of a large, triangular unidentified flying object hovering in the sky above Mr Howard's home near Folkestone, Kent, on 8 March 1997.
Government correspondence, local newspaper reports and details of an RAF investigation into the sighting all feature in the files.
UFO sightings – MoD 'blanked out' insults about reports (BBC 21st February 2010)
Defence officials' insulting remarks about the public had to be blanked out of government UFO files before they were made public, a memo has revealed.
The Ministry of Defence had agreed to publish its full archive of reported sightings in response to a deluge of Freedom of Information Act requests.
National Archives File 6 (released August 2010)
Files reveal pilot's 'near miss' with UFO at airport (BBC Manchester 5th August 2010)
A 'near miss' between a passenger plane and a UFO near Manchester Airport is included in a number of secret files released by the government.
The 'close encounter' was officially reported by the flight crew of a Boeing 737 back in January 1995.
The pilot and first officer described seeing a 'large grey object' fly so close past the plane it made them duck.
The details are included in the latest batch of MoD files to be released on alleged UFO sightings.
MoD intervened in Leeds gambler's bet on alien visit (BBC Leeds+ West Yorkshire 5th August 2010)
A gambler appealed to the government for help after a bookmaker refused to pay out on a bet that aliens would land on Earth, newly-released files show.
The punter from Leeds had £17 placed at 100-1 with Ladbrokes on aliens being found by the end of the 20th Century.
The bookie said it would not pay up as the United Nations had not confirmed the existence of extraterrestrials.
Churchill ordered UFO cover-up, National Archives show (BBC 5th August 2010)
The government took the threat of UFOs so seriously in the 1950s that UK intelligence chiefs met to discuss the issue, newly-released files show.
Ministers even went on to commission weekly reports on UFO sightings from a committee of intelligence experts.
The papers also include a wartime account claiming prime minister Winston Churchill ordered a UFO sighting be kept secret to prevent "mass panic".
The files show reports of UFOs peaked in 1996 – when The X Files was popular.
The Joint Intelligence Committee is better known for providing briefings to the government on matters relating to security, defence and foreign affairs.
But the latest batch of UFO files released from the Ministry of Defence to the National Archives shows that, in 1957, the committee received reports detailing an average of one UFO sighting a week.
MoD releases 1974 Welsh UFO files (6th August 2010) includes video- lasts 1min 58secs.
A 1974 "UFO incident" which was dubbed the Welsh Roswell was dismissed as an earthquake and a meteor combining, official files show.
The incident captivated many, who believed it was a spaceship crashing. Simon Pusey reports.
Rendlesham Forest UFO mystery still leaves questions (BBC Suffolk- 18th December 2010)
Thirty years after claims that UFOs had been spotted in Rendlesham Forest, experts and enthusiasts still can't agree on what happened.
Mysterious craft and lights around the airbases of Woodbridge and Bentwaters in Suffolk were reported around 26/27 December 1980.
BBC Suffolk's Mark Murphy presented a special 30th anniversary radio show from the forest in December 2010.
Mr Murphy promoted his favourite theory, but questions remained.
Does not discuss the UFO files, as they are released (below),but thought i would add this.
National Archives File 7 (released March 2011)
What was UFO sighting in Sri Lanka? (BBC 3rd march 2011) includes video
Classified files released by the National Archives have revealed an RAF officer had a close encounter while on holiday in Sri Lanka.
The man took images of the UFO which were found in declassified papers held by the Ministry of Defence.
Dr David Clarke, author of The UFO Files and senior lecturer in journalism from Sheffield Hallam University, said more UFO sightings happen when Hollywood films are made about aliens.
Britain and US 'were investigating' UFO sightings ( BBC world News America) includes video.
Matt Frei talks to Bill Birnes, host of the History Channel documentary series UFO Hunter, about the release of previously classified documents that show the British and US governments have been investigating UFO sightings for years.
Mr Birnes says that in his own investigations, he has come across evidence of "other worldly" objects.
UFO files reveal 'Rendlesham incident' papers missing (BBC 3rd march 2011) includes video
Intelligence papers on a reported UFO sighting known as the "Rendlesham incident" have gone missing, files from the National Archives reveal.
The missing files relate to a report of mysterious lights from US servicemen at RAF Woodbridge in Suffolk in 1980.
The disappearance came to light with the release of 8,000 previously classified documents on UFOs.
Officials found a "huge" gap where defence intelligence files relating to the case should be, the papers show.
Is the truth about UFOs out there? (BBC 3rd march 2011)
There is a standard letter, which is found throughout the files with minor variations, which was sent to hundreds of people who entered into correspondence with the government about unusual phenomenon.
There was also a desk set up at the RAF which sometimes dealt with unidentified flying objects (UFOs) and their possible implications for air defence. Officials who were devoted to defence intelligence also dealt with UFOs from time to time.
So the government has felt the urge to go through the motions for UFOs – even if there was a definite lack of actual spacecraft buzzing over Whitehall.
Is the truth out there about UFOs? (BBC 3rd March 2011) video on Daily Politics show 1min 56secs
The National Archives have released thousands of documents relating to sightings of UFOs and the way the UK government chose to deal with the paranormal reports.
Dr David Clarke, UFO consultant to the National Archives, explains how parliament debated UFOs in the House of Lords in 1979 and discusses fears about the sightings in the Cold War era.
National Archives File 8 (released August 2011)
UFO claims were not investigated (BBC video- 11th August 2011)
Files reveal Blackburn MoD police UFO sighting (BBC Lancaster 11th August 2011)
Newly-released government documents have shown how three Ministry of Defence police officers spotted a UFO over Blackburn in 1979.
The files include a written description of how the object flew over the Royal Ordnance Factory (ROF) on 24 February 1979. They also include a drawing.
The object was said to be about 30ft (9m) across. As it flew off over Darwen, it lit up several streets.
Nine orange bright lights were also seen in the Lytham area in June 2006.
Welsh UFO sightings revealed in latest government files ( BBC 11th August 2011)
Details of UFO sightings across Wales in the last 25 years are revealed in files made public by the Ministry of Defence.
A UFO spotted over St Tudwal's Islands in the Llyn Peninsula in Gwynedd and a "slow-moving disc" seen at a festival in Llanfyllin, Powys, are included.
The 34 files released by the National Archives cover 1985 to 2007.
Accounts of sightings over Anglesey, Denbighshire, Cardiff and Swansea are also detailed.
The files include requests for information about UFO sightings in south Wales made by various newspapers and confirmation that a reported UFO incident over Swansea in 1998 was either RAF Sea Kings or Vampire planes.
Ministry of Defence files on UFO sightings released (BBC 11th August 2011)
Newly released government files on UFOs show a lack of will and resources to study thousands of reported sightings.
The Ministry of Defence files released by the National Archives cover reported sightings of UFOs from 1985 to 2007.
In one, a military officer predicts embarassment if the public discovered a "lack of funds and higher priorities" were stopping UFO investigations.
The 34 files include sightings of lights over Glastonbury and a "flying saucer" in Nottinghamshire.
The truth isn't out there (BBC Radio4 Today 11th August 2011)
On 27 January 2004 there was a light snowfall in Nottinghamshire. Alex Birch, a local photographer, grabbed his camera. He wanted to take a picture of his local town hall, Retford, for a competition.
He got the shot – the picturesque winter scene you can see above – and he says he did not notice anything out of the ordinary. When he developed the picture though he saw a clear flying saucer shape.
This was not the first time Alex had taken a picture of a UFO. In 1962, as a 14 year-old schoolboy, he had taken a picture which showed five saucer shaped objects in the distance.
National Archives File 9 (released July 2012)
UFO Wales: New X-files shed light on 'alien' sightings (12th July 2012) includes video
A spectral Luftwaffe World War II jet over Gower, questions about Anglesey's nuclear plant, and terrified Flintshire motorists.
These are just three of the cases uncovered in files released by the National Archives examining UFO sightings across Wales.
The papers span four decades, and include nearly 7,000 documents.
But one of the biggest Welsh UFO mysteries, the 'Dyfed Triangle', may have been an elaborate practical joke.
It is the latest in a growing number of documents released detailing the UK's obsession with claims of extra-terrestrial sightings that began to surge in post-war Britain.
The papers reveal that between 1996 and 2008, more than 20 detailed sightings were reported to the police and Ministry of Defence in Wales.
Spotting UFOs: The MoD's X-files (BBC radio 4 Today)
Five years ago, the Ministry of Defence started releasing their files on UFO sightings which had once been kept secret.
The Today programme's Sanchia Berg has been keeping an eye on them.
Blair was briefed on UK UFO files (BBC 12th July 2012)
Prime Minister Tony Blair was briefed on the UK's files about UFO sightings in 1998, newly declassified MoD documents have revealed.
Writer Nick Redfern urged him to "consider making available for public scrutiny all of the many and varied UFO reports compiled by the government".
The request came as the government began to implement Freedom of Information (FOI requests).
Some 6,700 pages of UFO documents have been released by the National Archives.
Chelsea FC sighting
The documents also include details of a briefing made before a House of Lords debate on UFOs in 1979, and reveal that former prime minister John Major had been asked by a fellow MP in 1996 whether the government would set up a national inquiry into UFO sightings.
What was it really like working on UK's 'X-Files' ? (BBC 12th July 2012)
Files released by the National Archives reveal for the first time detail of the role of UFO Desk officers, what they really thought about the possibility of alien visits, and their briefings to Tony Blair on UFO policy.
Between 1950 and 2009 a special Ministry of Defence unit investigated more than 10,000 UFO "sightings" – a rate of one every two days.
Most, it appears from papers released on Thursday, had an everyday explanation, from aircraft, to balloons, reflected lights or other innocent activity.
One of the newly-released papers, from December 2008, shortly before the desk was transferred to the RAF's Air Command, indicates what life was like for those posted to UFO duties.
Other references to the MOD files
The Sun British X files papers revealed also with video from sky news… it mentions
"UFOs hovering over Waterloo Bridge? Green men known as Elgar? This can only mean the British 'X-Files' have been opened up to the public for the first time" (extract from article).
Metro Revealed: The British X-files
Daily Telegraph "British government releases UFO files" including video (1min 53secs). it mentions: "The most comprehensive Government files on UFO activity are opened to the public for the first time today and they disclose that even air traffic controllers and police officers have seen mysterious craft in the skies over Britain"
Reuters "Green aliens, ufos said to visit"
"Aliens from outer space have been visiting Britain for years and UFO sightings doubled after the film Close Encounters was released in 1977, according to secret files collating reports by members of the public.
The alien craft come in all shapes, sizes and colors but their occupants are uniformly green, the Ministry of Defence files show" (extract from article).
The Guardian "The truth is out there: National Archives lifts lid on UFO files" "The files consist of a variety of documents, including numerous individual sightings, accounts of investigations and briefings prepared by MoD staff for ministers on the subject. "There are a lot of conspiracy theories that have grown up about the military interest in UFOs. What we are getting to see in these papers are the actual facts," said Dr David Clarke, a lecturer in journalism at Sheffield Hallam University, in a podcast prepared for the National Archives on the release" (extract from article). Included is a podcast at the bottom of the article.
news.scotsman.com "Truth is out there as government releases ufo files"
"ACCOUNTS of bright lights in the sky and even alien abduction have been made public for the first time in a batch of "X Files" released by the Ministry of Defence.
Recent UK ufo sightings in 2008…. a reality check please! Posted by dandare on July 4, 2008
CBC News " Britain releases latest batch of UFO files
The Telegraph " UFOs, alien abduction and Tina Turner feature in close encounters secret files " with short video
The Guardian " Odd, intriguing and alarming UFO files released
***Third instalment of Uk UFO Files by MOD available to download NOW (march 21st 2009) ***Posted by dandare on March 22, 2009 -not all links work now!!
UFO sightings: The British X-files in full [the Guardian]
" As the National Archives reveal enough reports of mysterious Unidentified Flying Objects to keep Mulder and Scully in business for some time, here is the list extracted from the reports " (extract from article).
UFO sightings: the Will Smith effect examined [the Guardian]
" New Unidentified Flying Objects statistics show the numbers of sightings each year – plus the official explanations for them. So, what is the effect of science fiction in the movies and on TV? " (extract from article).
UFO files: MoD documents record mystery illnesses and alien residue (the telegraph)
Flying Toblerones, mysterious illnesses and silky-white substances are among hundreds of close encounters described in previously top-secret files released by the Ministry of Defence (MoD).
from sky news 18th feb 2010
UFO files from National Archive allow believers to revisit 'Welsh Roswell' (the guardian)
UFOs: the (boring) truth is out there (the guardian)
More British X-Files Released! (Fortean Times)
Thge national Archives have an article (August 2010) here
There's a UFO over Michael Howard's house… (the independant)
Churchill demanded UFO briefing: secret files (ABC news)
UFO files: Mork and Mindy visited East Dulwich (the Telegraph)
UFO files: Huge flying jellyfish spotted over Scotland (the Scotsman)
UFO files: Lancaster bomber seen with mystery UFO (the Telegraph)
Alien invasion hoax fooled MoD, archive papers reveal (the Guardian)
Government releases UFO sighting and policy files (Reuters)
Secret 'X-Files' Of UFO Sightings Released (Sky News)
UFO sightings caught on film (the telegraph)
UFO files: RAF tornado crew spotted UFO over North Sea (the Telegraph)
UFO files: threat of alien invasion taken seriously by military (the Telegraph)
U.K.'s real-life version of the "X-Files" (CBS News)
The UFO Files: Tony Blair briefed on alien defence policy (the Telegraph)
Latest release of 'X-files' shows MoD took idea of alien visitors seriously (the Guardian)
UFO X-Files Released By U.K. Reveal Desire To Weaponize Alien Technology (Huffington Post)
Sheffield University Dr David Clarke on the MOD ufo files (Audio) here
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FORT WORTH, Texas – Brogan Berry scored a game-high 17 points to become the 10th leading scorer in school history, and led the Harvard women's basketball team to a 56-44 victory at TCU Saturday night.
Berry entered the game needing just nine points to move into the top 10, and surpassed Sarah Duncan's '89 career total of 1,228 points midway through the first half. The senior finished her night with 17 points to move her career total to 1,236, shooting 5-of-10 from the floor and 3-of-5 from three.
Missy Mullins corralled a career-high 10 rebounds in her first career start, helping the Crimson (7-6) to a 41-40 edge on the glass. Christine Clark and Victoria Lippert each added 13 points, and combined for 18 points in the second half.
Harvard turned in another sound defensive performance, holding TCU (7-8) to 14-of-59 shooting from the floor and 4-of-18 from three. The Crimson limited UMass to 47 points on Tuesday, marking the first time since 2008 Harvard has held consecutive opponents to less than 50 points. Natalie Ventress led the Horned Frogs with 16 points and six rebounds.
TCU put the game's first points on the board but the Crimson scored 12 straight for a 12-2 lead. Clark opened the scoring with a layup and consecutive baskets by Elise Gordon and Lippert made it a 10-2 game. Berry capped the run off with a drive to the basket that was followed moments later by a Victoria Lippert three-pointer for a 16-4 edge.
Harvard extended its advantage to 24-8 as Berry caught fire from long range. The senior hit three's on consecutive possessions and added another long jumper to give her eight points in three possessions. Her final jumper during the stretch moved her career points total to 1,229, placing her 10th all-time in Harvard history.
A 10-3 stretch by the Horned Frogs cut the deficit to 27-18, but Berry added her third three of the half to send Harvard into the locker room with a 30-18 lead. Berry led all scorers at the break with 13 points, connecting on 5-of-8 attempts from the floor and 3-of-5 from three. The Crimson limited TCU to just 6-of-23 shooting in the frame and scored 16 points off 10 Horned Frog turnovers.
Harvard pushed its lead to 44-21 with a 14-3 run out of the break. Mullins and Lippert scored on back-to-back possessions to begin the run, and Clark capped it off by scoring eight of the final 10 points. Harvard struggled to find the basket from that point on, however, scoring just seven points over the next 12-plus minutes as the Horned Frogs trimmed its deficit to 11, 51-40, with 3:12 to play.
Berry hit a pair of free throws to move the score to 53-40, but after a Chelsea Prince layup TCU trailed by just nine, 53-44, with 1:06 remaining. Berry then hit 1-of-2 from the line to make it a 10-point game once again and Clark added a pair of her own with 28 seconds on the clock, securing the 56-44 victory.
Harvard will return to the court in its Ivy League opener Saturday, Jan. 14 at Dartmouth. Tipoff is scheduled for 7 p.m.
GAME NOTES: Senior Brogan Berry moved into 10th place in Harvard history with 1,236 career points … Harvard has held consecutive opponents to under 50 points for the first time since March of 2008 … Sophomore Missy Mullins made her first career start in place of an injured Emma Golen and grabbed a career-high 10 rebounds … Christine Clark has scored in double-digits each game this season and in 15 straight dating back to last season … Harvard has outrebounded its opponent in 12 of 13 games this season, including each of the last 10.


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Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Warren is on a publicity tour for her new campaign-style book, "A Fighting Chance." As she talks to the press, Warren is repeating previous statements that she will not run for president in 2016. But her denials aren't really denials, and her party's unique presidential circumstances give Warren plenty of room to run. Judging by what she has said publicly, there's no reason to rule out a Warren candidacy.
First, the non-denial denials. Recently ABC's David Muir asked Warren, "Are you going to run for president?" Warren's response was, "I'm not running for president."
That's the oldest lawyerly evasion in the book. Warren, a former law professor, did not say, "I am not going to run for president." Instead, she said she is "not running," which could, in some sense, be true when she spoke the words but no longer true by, say, later this year.
Muir tried again: "There's nothing that could change your mind?"
"David, like I said, I'm not running for president."
Muir also asked Warren about the dominant frontrunner in the Democratic race. "Do you think Hillary Clinton would make a good president?"
"I think Hillary Clinton is terrific," Warren said, which is no way answered the question. Then Warren added, "We've got to stay focused on these issues right now," which sounded very much like something a candidate might say.
The bottom line is that Warren's statements are entirely consistent with someone who is planning to announce a presidential candidacy later this year. Maybe she will, maybe she won't. But she ruled nothing out.
And why shouldn't she run? With Clinton 50-plus points ahead of any other potential candidate, it's an understatement to say the Democratic Party has put all its presidential eggs in one basket. Unless it's an incumbent seeking re-election, that's never a good idea. So here are five reasons -- there are probably more -- why Warren should make a 2016 run for the White House.
1. Life is unpredictable. Clinton will be 69 years old on Inauguration Day 2017, nearly the oldest president ever. She has had a few health scares. By all accounts, she left her previous four-year stint in government service exhausted. She might not run, and the Democrat in second place in the polls, Vice President Joe Biden -- 74 on Inauguration Day -- is too old to be president. Beyond them, Democrats have nobody -- except Elizabeth Warren.
2. Parties need competition. The primary process isn't just to allow voters to pick a nominee. It's for the candidates to become better candidates. The rigors of campaigning, the day-to-day jostle with competitors and the stress of high-profile debates all make candidates better. Conversely, a cakewalk through the primaries could leave a nominee in poor fighting shape for a general election. Warren would make Clinton a better candidate, and vice-versa.
3. The Left wants a hero. Clinton has never really excited the most liberal wing of the Democratic Party. They see her as an overcautious centrist like her husband, and on top of that, many have never forgiven her for voting to authorize the war in Iraq. Warren, on the other hand, has thrilled the Left with her attacks on inequality, plutocrats and big financial institutions.
4. Hillary ran a dumb campaign in 2008 and might do so again. For a group of seasoned veterans, the 2008 Clinton campaign showed a stunning ignorance of how to win delegates in a Democratic contest. Rival Barack Obama exploited that weakness brilliantly. For example, Obama collected more net delegates by winning the Idaho caucuses, with 21,000 participants, than Clinton did by winning the New Jersey primary, with more than 1 million voters. Clinton just didn't pay attention to the smaller stuff, particularly the caucuses, and her cluelessness helped Obama win. It might help another rival in 2016.
5. One more time: Life is unpredictable. This is Warren's only chance to run. She will be 67 on Inauguration Day 2017. (Has any party ever fielded a group as old as Clinton, Biden and Warren?) A run in 2020 or later is out of the question. Hillary, now struggling to define her legacy as secretary of state, is running on pure entitlement. The only thing about her candidacy that truly excites the Democratic base is that she would be the first woman president. Of course, that applies to Elizabeth Warren, too. And Warren would present a far fresher face to voters than Clinton, who has been in the national spotlight since 1992.Yes, Warren is far back in the polls, but so was Obama in 2007. At some point, Democrats are going to realize the precariousness of their unthinking devotion to a single, flawed candidate. Elizabeth Warren could remind them there's someone else to vote for.


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Does it take the loss of human lives like hundreds of prisoners being burnt up in a Honduras prison for the human rights organisations to wake up? Does it take another Rwanda that took over a million lives? Does it take prisoners being shot dead in masses or one having a plunger stuck up his anus by wayward cops?
It is amazing how flagrant discrimination continues on C-yard at New Folsom against black prisoners and no human rights groups have stepped up. Black prisoners are being denied programs that whites, browns and others are allowed based not on anything black prisoners have done. This is Black History Month, where are the black historians? Where are Amnesty International, ACLU, NAACP, FBI or Federal government to stop this unequal treatment of prisoners based on color of skin.
Back in December 2011 they said there was a race riot, so if that is true, why only black people are locked down? All other races have normal prison programs, and that is all I ask for of this inhumane prison system, equal treatment of prisoners and of people in general.
On the day of the incident most blacks were already confined to cells or at work. There was but a handful of black prisoners on the yard that day. So why are all blacks locked down?
Someone needs to step up and speak up and look into this Jim Crow treatment. Black folks in prison are still being hung from trees.


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Leading police officers in the case against human trafficker Mohammed Rafiq have hailed his conviction as a "landmark prosecution."
Batley man Rafiq was found guilty of conspiracy to traffic at Leeds Crown Court on January 20.
An investigation into his company Kozee Sleep, based in Dewsbury, began after Hungarians Janos Orsos and Ferenc Illes were arrested over (and later convicted of) human trafficking.
Large numbers of their fellow countrymen were employed at Rafiq's Kozee Sleep factory, supplied by Orsos.
The conviction of Rafiq, a company boss, in a case such as this in the UK is said to be unprecedented.
Rafiq, 60, of Thorncliffe Road, Staincliffe, was investigated by West Yorkshire Police's specialist human trafficking unit.
Det Sgt Paul Simm said: "It's a complete test case, the first of its kind in the country to my knowledge, whereby the end user has been prosecuted.
He added that this not only sets precedents but also gives investigators better direction in similar cases.
"It creates a spectrum from those who recruit right the way down to the final user," he said.
"He [Rafiq] interacted with the traffickers, he sought labour from them and ultimately exploited them in the workplace."
This was in the full knowledge that the Hungarians were being trafficked for that purpose, he added.
Det Insp Andy Leonard said Rafiq was "paying them a lot less than you would a normal worker so he could maximise his profits."
Police and crime commissioner for West Yorkshire Mark Burns-Williamson set the 11-strong specialist human trafficking unit up a year ago.
Mr Leonard said the force had learned a lot and partnering up with other authorities such as councils and charities has led to a greater awareness about trafficking.
In 2014-15, around 2,300 alleged victims of the crime were referred to the National Referral Mechanism – 122 (five per cent) of which were within West Yorkshire.
Mr Leonard said that is one of the larger referrals in the country, but that the picture is improving because of the specialist team.
He is "resasonably confident" there will be more convictions from on going human trafficking cases in West Yorkshire over the next 12 months.
There have been 80 human trafficking related crimes reported to the police in the last year in West Yorkshire, split evenly between allegations of forced labour and sexual exploitation.
Mr Leonard said: "Across Europe the economic situation must be ripe for people to come here to work. There is a general migration from east to west."
Some of the victims involved in the Kozee Sleep trafficking are still in the country trying to build a new life, while others sought repatriation.
Since July 2013, 35 Kozee Sleep trafficking victims were rescued.
Police build evidence from the victims only when approached by specialist charities such as Hope for Justice with the prior, full consent of those exploited.
But this is not an easy task, because those from different countries and cultures are reluctant to come forward about their experiences.
Mr Simm said: "That's one of the harest parts of a human trafficking case. They have instilled in them a massive mistrust of authority to the extent that they are fearful.
"It does take time to break down those barriers, gain the trust of the victims and to encourage them to come forward with their accounts to ensure that their exploiters are accountable."
The Kozee Sleep victims were moved to different workplaces by the traffickers.
"In part to avoid detection and a degree of control. The dropping and collection of these victims ensures that they know where they are at any one time," said Mr Simm.
Mr Leonard praised the work of his colleagues for their during the investigation.
He said: "We're delighted [about the conviction], absolutely. I'm delighted but the credit has to go to Paul and his colleague Mike Parris, who've spent the last few years pursuing what is a landmark prosecution and it totally justifies the setting up of the human trafficking team."
And he warned businesses that this type of criminal activity will not be tolerated and there will be wide-ranging consequences for those who decide to do it.
"As well as being a criminal matter it's a totally reckless business decision to embark on this employment of labour."


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"It's a new world, and we just need to be ready for it," says Sally Chapman Cameron, the vice president of College Communications at Bristol Community College.
Cameron is referring to how university communication officials must handle crisis events, including the once unthinkable terrorist attacks or active shooter situations.
"It's a new world, and we just need to be ready for it," says Sally Chapman Cameron, the vice president of College Communications at Bristol Community College.
Cameron is referring to how university communication officials must handle crisis events, including the once unthinkable terrorist attacks or active shooter situations.
As shown by the bombings at the Boston Marathon and the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary school less than five months before, no one community can claim that such events could never take place within its own territory.
Crisis communications has evolved quickly over a short period of time. Cameron says it's about making the best of a bad situation.
"Here at the college, we have been paying a lot of attention to crisis communication," says Cameron. "The college has really redouble its efforts. The focus is on ensuring people would be secure. We want to respond in a way that would make things better."
She attended a two-day workshop on crisis communication in New Orleans a few weeks ago. BCC has had a crisis plan in place since 2001. That plan has been revised several times.
"There was 9/11 and, then with Virginia Tech — a lot of people say that was higher education's 9/11. Sandy Hook was a real wake-up call for us," say Cameron. "It just brought home how critical it is to be prepared in these situations you're not expecting."
It's about "responding quickly without arguments. People need to know that we a leader tells them they need to get out, it's for their safety," says Cameron.
The campus had faced a bomb threat last October, and had to evacuate the campus. It happened without incident. "We never practiced that. We did a good job," says Cameron.
The campus has implemented rapid emergency notifications via text message and social media. Now the college has an employee tasked to coordinate with public safety officials in drafting a safety plan.
Now, with assistance from the Fall River police department, staff and students practice different safety drills on campus — reverse fire drills, and lock-down and shelter-in-place.
BCC could have experienced its own tragedy at the marathon. The "massage" student group was along the marathon route when the bombs exploded. They were evacuated from the John Hancock Building.
Social media provided the means to for members of that group to communicate they were OK, explains Cameron.
Their adviser posted on Facebook that they were all accounted for. The event also hammered home that the college needed to be accountable for its students' safety.
"It was very frightening for them," says Cameron. "Somebody has to have their back, and thank goodness for Facebook."
BCC officials also kept an eye on events nearby in Dartmouth as they unfolded -- when it was discovered that one of the alleged bombers had been on campus not longer after the bombings.
Cameron says UMass communication officials handled the crisis admirably.
"I certainly learned a lot from it. They were told they had to evacuate the campus. They had no control. They have dorms. We don't," says Cameron.
Communication officials must balance students' privacy with the demands of public information, Cameron says.
"Protecting means communicating what happened. That is my job," says Cameron.
BCC evacuated its students from the New Bedford facility it shares with UMass.
"We weren't required to evacuate our campus. It was just the right thing to do," says Cameron. "There was a lot of miscommunication was going on. The news media was descending on campus. It was an incredibly chaotic experience.
"I've been in the field fore more than 20 years. I experienced no tragedies thank God," says Cameron. "I am so committed to do anything I can to make a situation better. That's what I try to do."
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In one of his Defenses, Milton refers to classical authors to defend his own use of invective:
[http://books.google.com/books?id=G-ewXj ... ns&f=false]Tuque frustra Marcum Tullium inclamas; qui si "in aureo" illo quem citas, "de Officiis libro," illud jocandi genus elegans, urbanum, ingeniosum, facetum arbitratur, quo genere non modò Plautus et Atticorum antiqua comoedia, sed etiam philosophorum Socraticorum libri referti sunt, id quod illic legisse poteras, non ille mihi quidem nimis angustos, non nimis severos decori statuisse fines videtur, ut cuiquam difficile sit intra eos fines sese continere; nedum ut ego me non continuerim.
I translate as, "In vain you call upon Marcus Tullius, who if he in that "golden book On Duties," which you cite, treats of that elegant, urbane, ingenious, pleasant kind of jesting (with which style not only Plautus and the ancient comedies of the Attics, but even the books of the Socratic philosophers are full, that which you would have been able to read in that place), he [Cicero] certainly does not seem to have imposed overly stark limits on decorum, so that it is difficult for anyone to contain himself within those limits; still less that I could not contain myself within them."
It might just be Milton being Milton, but I'm having a hard time understanding his point at the end of this sentence. I'm foggy on the last phrase, in particular. How does he view Cicero's opinion, especially in relation to himself? And what exactly is this "jocandi genus elegans, urbanum, ingeniosum, facetum"?
I'll assuredly post more of Milton's sentences here; he's a phenomenal Latinist, but I find his phrasing to be very obscure at times.


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Saturday, March 21, 2009
Evaluating Wrath Design, Part I
Bring the Player, not the Class
The concept of "Bring the Player, not the Class" has proved to be extremely attractive to the playerbase. It caught the imagination, and has pretty much been embraced whole-heartedly. As for execution, I think Blizzard has done a really good job. There's a couple of exceptions, such as Death Knight tanks with cooldowns, maybe Rogues in general, and Shaman Bloodlust/Heroism, but overall you don't really need to min-max raid composition anywhere close to what was necessary before Wrath. Just grabbing a good mix of classes is all you need.
Verdict: Thumbs Up!
The new phasing tech, where how the world is presented to you changes as you complete quests, allows players to actually have an effect on the world, and is extremely cool. The Ebon Blade and Argent Dawn questlines in Icecrown are cited as a high point of the questing experience, and it is entirely due to their use of phasing. I am quite excited to see how Blizzard develops this further.
Verdict: Thumbs Up!
Championing factions, where you gain rep with a faction when running instances wearing their tabard, is a much, much better way of earning reputation than the previous methods. Breaking the link between factions and specific instances was really necessary. It gives you so much more flexibility in choosing what instances you want to run, and ensures that you are always working on the reputation you want.
Second, I think championing works very well on a thematic level, tying the current faction to the tabard you wear. Theres a nice visual and thematic emphasis there, that just makes the whole mechanic work. Wearing the faction's tabard really drives home the point that you are doing things in their name. As well, the tabard slot doesn't cause you to lose a gear slot, unlike previous versions such as the Argent Dawn trinket.
I like championing so much, I was very disappointed that the Sons of Hodir didn't have a tabard.
Verdict: Thumbs Up!
In the original incarnation of glyphs, they often had both a positive and a negative side. They weren't just bonuses, but they actually changed the nature of the spell. The classic example is the Flash of Light glyph, which cut the heal in half, but added a HoT.
That idea seems to have been mostly abandoned. Now most glyphs are outright bonuses to your chosen spells, and are far less interesting. To be honest, Glyphs seem unnecessary to me, occupying much the same space as talents.
Verdict: Thumbs Down!
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Bring the Player not the Class is a big thumbs down in my book.ReplyDelete
1. Death Knights - tanking based around cool downs and a few changes in talents for dps versus tanking. Causes too much QQ in the arena nerds. Eventually will result in nerfing of said cool downs and talents forcing death knights into a fixed tanking spec.
2. Homogenization - Speaking strictly from the paladin point of vue. In vanilla paladins went from not really being able to do anything but buff/cleanse to being good single target healers by naxx. BC saw paladins become ok dps and kings of aoe tanking but too many issuses still. The 3.0 buffs and talents just caused yet again more QQ from the raging arena nerds. Now all the good talents in holy and ret are being pushed so far down the trees hyrbid specing is out the window.
3. Replenishment - I don't know what to say. Blizzard's "solution" to shadow priest raid stacking seems to be causing more heart ache then its worth.
- Anonymous10:32 AM, March 22, 2009
Love the content of your blog and appreciate the time and energies you spend on it. Thanks.ReplyDelete
I have recently taken my pally into the protection tree and am having tons of fun tanking. Still getting your blog in my reader tho ;-)
For me, phasing is a thumbs down.
I play a good deal more hours than my brother and real life friends. With phasing, we are unable to enjoy the content together. Its impossible for me to help them with the quests or to simply tag along while they do them.
Game design should not set up barriers between players that want to play together. So frustrating.
- Anonymous11:19 AM, March 22, 2009
Pinky down for "Bring the player not the class". A raid still needs two priests to be able to do the military wing in Naxx-25, ever more so in 3.1 where the taunt will have dimishing returns, rendering obsolete the kiting / taunt strategies on Razuvious.ReplyDelete
Glyphs sounded cool, but I suppose I shouldn't have been surprised that they just turned into another extra 'stat' to balance around, just like JC failed to be about customization.ReplyDelete
Wouldn't that be a thumbs down at the failure to complete the design?
- Anonymous4:23 PM, March 22, 2009
Yep, big down for glyphs.ReplyDelete
It was so obviously going to be a tool for further balancing... and indeed it took mere months for them to change glyphs to simple bonsus rather than gameplay changes.
The bring the player not class is obviously better than before. However, most guild STILL min/max as much as possible, still take recount stats as gospel and will often recruit accordingly or compose their raid accordingly. There are classes with MUCH higher dps than others. The sort of numbers hunters and dk's can achieve in quest blues is a bit ridiculous.
I think there's a lot more to phasing and the way that it works so well than just the tech itself. All of Northrend's questing (with the exception of Grizzly Hills which is generally a horrible retread of Silverpine) is better designed and better written than anything Blizzard has to date. It's a more structured and guided narrative, with you actually feeling like you're accomplishing things as you quest. They've always been good at guiding you to appropriate areas for your level, but now they're actually managing to do it with an actual story.ReplyDelete
Really all their work has been about trying to make as much of the expansion's content available to be enjoyed by as wide a player base as possible, and I think that that is a goal they've definitely succeeded in.
Player not class is a big thumbs up here.ReplyDelete
Phasing was really great until icecrown 5 mans that were nearly impossible to group for. Also a bit buggy with invisible mobs that aggro you.
Glyphs have been a huge letdown.
- Anonymous5:08 AM, March 23, 2009
Regarding Glyphs, isn't it the lack of Glyphs that is the real problem?ReplyDelete
If you for example where forced to choose between higher AOE damage/heals or higher single-target damage/heals wouldn't that make them more interesting?
My favorite Glyph is the one for Avenger's Shield. Higher single-target-damage, lower AOE.
I think that some of the people here are still misunderstanding that "Bring the player" meant. It wasn't that you can make any random raid comp and be successful, it's that after you get all the required buffs, you have much more then previous slots available to bring good players.ReplyDelete
Since many buffs in BC were party and not raid, and since so many of them were "required", you had almost no free slots if you were really trying to min/max your classes. Wrath, on the other hand, lets you get all the same buffs on everyone with about 12 people, leaving you 13 slots.
With that in mind, a 25 man fight "requiring" a certain class (or pair of that class) isn't really going against the philosophy. With 25 people, the odds are strong that you are going to have at least one Priest, and the encounter is still doable with just that.
- Anonymous1:07 PM, March 24, 2009
Remember, not all of the glyphs ever were going to have a downside. And some of the downsides (such as the Glyph of Consecrate) are actually desireable.ReplyDelete
I actually am fine with Glyphs, they just become a hassle when you have to respec though. Hopefully, it'll be easier with Dual spec coming into play soon.ReplyDelete
As for Bring the Player, not the Class.. I agree with that idea but Blizzard hasn't really done that very evenly. It is quite impossible to do class balancing well (or fairly) or else classes and specs will lose what makes them special.
phasing is interesting in theory, but i have a hard time getting behind for reasons alreayd mentined (sharding of parties being one).ReplyDelete
glyphs are pretty WHATEVER. I guess that could be viewed as thumbs down, but i'd have to expend energy to do that, and it just isn't worth it.
I wholeheartedly agree that they COULD be so much more interesting. I'd really like to see talents go the 'up AND down' path as well, or have various branching talent paths that offset one another. The way it goes, you either have conflag as a lock or you don't... I'd prefer to see 3 different types on conflag in the talent tree themselves (one that crits, one that's another DoT, one that dazes), and then glyphs could bring these closer together, or spread them even further apart.
I basically wish there were about 10 times as many glyph choices, and talent branches to boot.
- Anonymous11:07 AM, March 25, 2009
"Bring the player, not the class" is really code for "trivialize the content".ReplyDelete
The reason people brought specific classes is that the content made distinctions between classes significant. Only by removing the difficulty of content could they get to a place where the individual capabilities of the characters was meaningless.
- Anonymous6:03 PM, March 25, 2009
I really like your insight and balanced way of viewing the game. Great blog site - thanks.ReplyDelete
However, I tend to disagree with the notion that BTPNTC has had a positive influence on the game. The idea is a good one but I don't think they have executed it in the right way. I definitely feel as though this has been achieved by simply making content foolproof. There is a distinct lack of skill in endgame content atm imo. I haven't seen any CC used in the game since WoTLK came out - that's a massive part of playing any class as part of a team and it is now gone from the game. And I feel that this has taken away much of the challenge and, therefore, fun of endgame raiding.
Secondly, I also think that class balance/homogenisation has been a big thumbs down. There should be distinct, not subtle, differences between the classes. The idea of balancing classes as far as I can tell has largely been influenced by Arena - which is a huge failure in itself.
Personally, I think they had a lot of good things happening in BC endgame. Where endgame content used to be vast it is now too quickly conquered. The new world is large and beautiful and levelling was lots of fun but I have not been as happy with the Wrath endgame as I was with BC... there is still much of BC endgame that I never got to see or complete but that was ok because I always had something to aim for. In Wrath I find myself bored already for having completed most content with the exception of some achievements.
Don't want to QQ anymore. I try to look at the game positively but know that I and my friends had much more to do and had more fun doing it before Wrath.
I'm glad I'm not reading these as my blog comments, you people are all so negative. Did you come here straight from the forums' Complain section?ReplyDelete
If Kara=Naxx we still have a lot of 'endgame' to go (And at least they gave us a "Heroic Kara" this time).
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Fall is in the air, and it's finally apple picking season. High Hampton's second-annual Apple Festival is right around the corner on October 7th, and it's time to celebrate the apple. Local growers from the Hendersonville, NC area will provide tasty apples and apple treats for you to sample. There will be homemade cider, and apple ice cream, cakes, muffins and more.
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Apple Strudel:
- 1/4 cup bourbon or apple juice
- 1/2 cup golden raisins
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- 1/2 lemon, juiced
- 1 tablespoon lemon zest, finely chopped
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon, plus more for sprinkling
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- 1/2 cup crushed shortbread cookies
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- 1 tablespoon granulated sugar
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Bake for 30 minutes, until golden brown. Pour over the glaze and sprinkle with cinnamon and confectioners' sugar. Drizzle the strudel with the caramel sauce and serve.
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