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US Youth Soccer celebrates 40th anniversary in 2014
FRISCO, Texas (Jan. 21, 2014) — US Youth Soccer, the nation's largest youth sports organization, celebrates its 40th anniversary in 2014. The celebration recently kicked off with the 2014 US Youth Soccer Workshop at the NSCAA Convention, which took place Jan. 15-19 in Philadelphia.
A highlight of the Workshop was the 2014 US Youth Soccer Awards Gala, which honored 17 individuals with national awards for their contributions to youth soccer during the past year and over a lifetime. Visit the US Youth Soccer Facebook page to view a photo gallery from the 2014 US Youth Soccer Workshop and Awards Gala.
"The Game for All Kids!" exploded from 100,000 players in 1974 to more than 1 million in the early nineties. Today, US Youth Soccer registers more than 3 million players annually, ages 5 to 19 through its 55 member US Youth Soccer State Associations.
For 40 years, US Youth Soccer programs and events continue to grow and add excitement at every level of the game. In the past five years, US Youth Soccer has further expanded its programs and benefits of membership.
The US Youth Soccer Olympic Development Program Boys celebrated its 35th anniversary in 2012, while that year also marked the 30th anniversary for the US Youth Soccer ODP Girls. These programs continue to lead the way in elite player identification with countless players advancing to college, U.S. National Teams, Major League Soccer and the National Women's Soccer League.
The US Youth Soccer National League, established in 2007, continues to provide development and identification opportunities to elite teams seeking the best competition year-round. Now in its seventh season, the league has grown to include five age groups, including the latest edition of the Under-14 boys and girls for the 2013-2014 season. The league's success was evident last summer when six of a possible eight National League teams claimed titles at the US Youth Soccer National Championships.
The US Youth Soccer National Championship Series continues to reign as the country's most prestigious national youth soccer tournament with over 185,000 players on more than 10,000 teams from US Youth Soccer State Associations participating. With the addition of more gender age groups and National League teams, the US Youth Soccer National Championships will set a new mark with 96 teams competing in 2014 at the Maryland SoccerPlex in Germantown, Md. Players are given the opportunity to showcase their skills against the best competition in the nation while emphasizing teamwork, discipline and fair play. The Series consists of three levels and teams earn their way from their state to regional and ultimately the national championships. Annually the US Youth Soccer National Championship Series provides the nation's top collegiate coaches with the premier stage to identify and scout the most coveted players in the country.
Entering its ninth season in 2014, The US Youth Soccer Show broadcasts to a national audience. The 30-minute, program is focused on highlighting those involved in the game and furthering the messages of US Youth Soccer. The upcoming season will kick off this April and run through December.
The US Youth Soccer Presidents Cup provides a progressive, competitive experience to US Youth Soccer teams from the state to regional to national level. The Presidents Cup gives players an opportunity to compete against teams from across the country at a high level for the joy and the challenge of the game.
US Youth Soccer strives to give every kid the opportunity to play the game and learn the positive lessons that can be obtained by playing soccer. Soccer Across America is charged to provide every child with the opportunity to play soccer, regardless of location or socioeconomic status. TOPSoccer (The Outreach Program for Soccer), is a community-based training and team placement program for young athletes with disabilities. Both programs help provide opportunities for all kids from across the country.
The Kohl's US Youth Soccer American Cup is the nation's largest traveling recreational tournament and has scheduled an additional 15 events in 2014 to promote a fun, family-like atmosphere. With brand new inflatables and great giveaways for the upcoming year, the Kohl's US Youth Soccer American Cups will allow for more interaction than ever for all participants to help increase their love of soccer.
The 11th annual Youth Soccer Month continued the month-long celebration of youth soccer in September 2013. The latest Youth Soccer Month featured several events from all over the country that shared the excitement and promoted some of the key benefits of soccer; specifically Fun, Family, Friendship and Fitness.
Founded in the spring of 1974 by key leaders including Karl Grosch of Washington and Don Greer and Robert Nessler of California, US Youth Soccer was created to unite all youth soccer programs throughout the United States by affiliation and self-government to enhance youth development through national programs. US Youth Soccer offers programs for every age and ability.
To learn more about US Youth Soccer and the various programs available visit www.USYouthSoccer.org.


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For his Eagle Scout project, Marshal Quast upgraded an old exercise trail in Alexander Ramsey Park.
In 1980, several womens clubs of Redwood Falls decided to cooperate on a community health project: the Vita Course. Over the next year, the Audacia and Belles Lettres study clubs coordinated with the city to build a mile-long path in Ramsey Park to promote good physical fitness. The Vita Course started and ended near the footbridge over Ramsey Creek. Its course along the Redwood River included 10 stations, each dedicated to an exercise: one for pull ups, one for sit ups, a balance beam, etc. Signs by each station explained how to do the exercise, and recommended how many repetitions to try. The $3,200 cost was donated by a number of local groups and businesses, with the city chipping in the cost of clearing and maintaining the trail near the Redwood River. When the Vita Course was officially opened in July 1981, area residents had a new option to both enjoy the park and get in some extra exercise while they were at it. Over the years, though, the Vita Course stopped being a novelty, and was used less and less. By the summer of 2013, as Redwood Falls Troop 97 Boy Scout Marshal Quast was looking for an Eagle Scout community project, the Vita Course was nearly forgotten. "Patrick Rohland, our scoutmaster, told me the Vita Course was overgrown and not being used any more," Quast said last week. "He asked if I would be interested in renovating it." Quast, now a junior at Redwood Valley High School, tramped through the old trail to see what it was like now. "It was so overgrown, you had to squad down and sort of waddle through all the brush," he said. "I thought one part of the trail was a dead end, it was so overgrown." As for the old exercise stations, "they were so rotted, if you pushed them they'd just fall over." After getting permission from the Friends of the Park and the city parks and recreation department, Quast put together a plan to bring the old Vita Course back in some form or another. (Putting together plans and specifications will come in handy for Quast later in life — he's currently hoping to major in engineering or aerospace when he gets to college.) First, the old trail was shortened to a quarter-mile loop by the river. Last summer, Quast and nearly two dozen Boy Scouts and volunteers spent a day clearing the brush out, filling a nearby parking lot with the stuff, which the city hauled to the burn site. The old exercise stations were abandoned and not replaced. "It's more of a walking, nature trail now, with signs depicting nature native to the area," Quast said. He raised nearly $2,000 to pay for the signs, as well as finding donors to fund three new benches as rest stops. Quast's new Vita Course was all set to be dedicated in June, during the city's 150th anniversary celebrations, immediately after the swayback bridge was re-dedicated. Unfortunately, the course — like the swayback — was under about three feet of water at the time due to a sudden summer flood several days earlier. After the delay, the ribbon-cutting and rededication of Vita Course is set for Wednesday, Sept. 10, at 11:30 a.m. in the park. If you want to jog it for the exercise, that's okay, too.

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Game Informer's Mike Futter reported on Wednesday that according to sources within Microsoft, Orth is no longer an employee with the company. Checks with the company's phone directory seem to confirm his departure.
Word is that Orth resigned from his post in the wake of last week's dust up on Twitter when the developer glibly suggested that potential customers not pleased with the Next Xbox's connectivity requirements "deal with it." And thus a new Internet meme was born. In the resulting dust up, Microsoft issued an apology via Larry "Major Nelson" Hyrb's official Xbox blog.
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We're doing our part. Keep winning and hope that eventually the Rays lose a couple games in a row ...
Tampa Bay scored three times in the bottom of the eighth to rally from behind and beat the Angels 4-2. Toronto scored single runs in the seventh and eighth innings to squeak past New York 2-1, dropping the Yankees 11 GB the Rays. The Blue Jays are in 4th place, 12 GB.
Daisuke Matsuzaka (2.74, 164 ERA+) / Daniel Cabrera (4.78, 91 ERA+)
In his last nine starts (since June 27), Dice has a 1.91 ERA.
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I know in general I usually post about comics after you all are done talking about them, but in this case, I really couldn't wait. This comic is so weirdly confusing and terrible.
First, to get this out of the way - yes, the art is basically the same as yesterday's. It's not exactly the same - I checked, very meticulously - because as you can see in this comparison, the man is clearly raising his arm in one drawing and is not in the other. Let's look at the two with the dialog removed:
Anyway. The joke is, the boy says something about the girl's math skills. The girl think that he is saying "it's not your fault you are bad at math, evolution made women worse at math than men." So she gets offended. But then he clarifies, "No no, you are not bad at math because you are a woman, you are bad at math because you are a stupid fucking southerner and they are all inbred racist hicks. " So you see, he is not being offensive at all, ha ha!
Now, there was some confusion here, as I had not been previously familiar with the nickname "evo-psych." I knew it had to be bullshit, as the girl so helpfully reminds us, because it was not math or physics, and therefore, it is bullshit (there are only three categories). So I don't understand why he is teaching her "abstract math" is he is an "evo-psych" person. Surely a person wise enough to study math wouldn't sully his reputation with fake science? I AM CONFUSED.
I'm also confused as to why the girl didn't realize what he meant. If she was from Savannah, Georgia, and told enough people about it that her math tutor knew that she was from Savannah, Georgia, and he mentioned her "savannah ancestors," wouldn't she assume - given that it is her HOME TOWN or at least her ANCESTRAL HOME - that is what he meant? but of course i forget that she is an inbred southern hick like all of them so that is why she is DUMB.
I mean, this is like a person from Turkey hearing "well you are bad at math because of your turkey ancestors" and them saying WHAT, HOW DARE YOU CALL MY ANCESTORS TURKEYS! THAT IS SOME GRADE A BULLSHIT RIGHT HERE and then the guy is like, dude! I meant from the respectable nation of Turkey. You are dumb because your family is from the respectable nation of Turkey. And then, yeah. the rest of the conversation after that.
I also dislike this comic because it goes against the spirit of two other, far superior comics he's made in the past - there was "communicating badly and then acting smug when you're misunderstood is not cleverness" except that that's totally what he's doing here, and then there's "girls are treated to a different standard in math" one. That second one's a little different but the point of the comic is still, "you are bad at math because you are a member of a group that is stereotypically dumb" so i think it counts. (and thank you, gamer 2k4 for reminding me of that first one).
Also, series of years shouldn't have apostrophes in them. The apostrophe is not standing for a missing letter or letters, it's not signaling a possessive, and it's not part of a name like O'Reilly or O'Malley. For a guy who claims to like language, he really should know that one. Just because a lot of people make that mistake doesn't make it ok.
Moving along to your mom jokes, this comic ends with a your mom joke! HUZZAH! the highest form of comedy is once more, against all possible odds, achieved!
Unless, of course, you stop to think about it. Because, it's not a your mom joke at all, it's a guy saying, "your family is stupid and they raised you stupid." And she takes offense because he has mentioned her family, which does, it must be admitted, include her mom? i guess she's just so STUPID that she thinks that makes sense! And i guess randall munroe is just so STUPID that he thinks that's a good punchline!
Look - if you think that this comic has a good Savannah/savanna joke, ok, fine. You are wrong, but whatever. The point is, if that's the joke, make it the end of the comic! Make it have the emphasis that the end of the comic. But the last line as it is now, that's just a let down.
Don't even get me started on the alt-text. let's - let's just leave it at "makes no sense and when you finally understand that it's just a combination of two unrelated your mom jokes you wish for the time when it was something you assumed was a reference to a song or movie or some nonsense like that." Yes, let's leave it at that.


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Sesame Street "Finishing The Splat" Oscar has a plan to paint a painting that is so grouchy and horrible it will make everyone on Sesame Street mad. He makes several messy brushstrokes on the canvas, but Alan finds it to be very expressive. How can Oscar make the painting messier? He observes Maria squeezing a squeeze bottle too hard and mustard splattering onto her sandwich, making a mess. D
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WordWorld "The Lost Letter L/Catch That C!" The Lost Letter L - When Duck accidentally breaks the L off Frog's lamp, he decides not to tell Frog. Instead, he'll just fix it himself. Although Bug and Dog try to help, things spiral out of control, and soon Duck has broken a lamp, a lever and even Frog's log! Duck learns that everyone makes mistakes and admitting them sooner rather than later can make a big difference. D
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Super Why! "King Eddie Who Loved Spaghetti" It's dinner time at Whyatt's house but things are not going well! He's perplexed when Mom and Dad say that what's on his plate isn't healthy. To find out why, the reading superheroes fly into the story King Eddie Who Loved Spaghetti and encounter a wacky king who only wants to eat one thing - spaghetti! As the super readers convince King Eddie taste new foods, Whyatt learns there's more to dinner than he had originally thought! Educational Objectives: To learn about healthy eating. Kids will uncover the alphabet, practice the magic of spelling, learn what the word "ripe" means, and use the power to read to change the story. D
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Austin City Limits "Widespread Panic" The Georgian jam band celebrates its 25th anniversary with songs from across the group's career.G
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Pacific Heartbeat "Papa Mau: The Wayfinder" In 1974, Hawaiians sailed the traditional voyaging canoe from Hawai'i to Tahiti and proved to the world that their ancestors had explored the vast expanse of the Pacific Ocean by navigating with the stars. This is the story of the critical role that master navigator Mau Piailug played in that voyage, and the rebirth of Polynesian unity and pride that followed. The canoe was built by members of the newly formed Polynesian Voyaging Society, who dreamed of sailing in the way of their ancestors. Shortly thereafter, a search began for someone who could teach them the art of non-instrument navigation, which had been all but lost until they met Micronesian-born Mau, who agreed to share his knowledge.G
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Dialogue "Life on the River of No Return" Host Marcia Franklin interviews Isaac and Bjornen Babcock, husband and wife filmmakers from McCall, about their NATURE documentary River of No Return. The couple, who spent more than a year in Idaho's Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness, discuss the making of the film, some of the highlights of their adventure, and some of the challenges they faced.G
7:30 am
Outdoor Idaho "Horse Packers & Wagon Masters" Idahoans who bond with horses and mules to follow dusty trails view Idaho's scenery at leisure and share its past. One man sets a distance record for packing with horse and mule as he rides for charity. Teamsters explore part of the Oregon Trail with wagons and mules, and trail riders head into the Selkirk Mountains.G
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Oregon Field Guide "Crater Lake Petroglyphs" This episode visits the backcountry of the Warner Uplands with archaeologists who have spent 30 years tracking down evidence of ancient people.G
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Roadtrip Nation "In-Studio Interview: Veronica Belmont" Past Roadtrippers Mariana and Hannah join RTN staffer Jason on the Roadtrip Nation Winnebago stage to interview Veronica Belmont, Gamer and Host of Tekzilla, a technology news podcast. The audience hears about Veronica's love for technology and the moment of serendipity that led her from humble beginnings to internet fame. Veronica urges the audience to "Think big," and fields questions from her fans about gaming, technology, and the Road she's paved to arrive at a meaningful job. D
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Market Warriors "Antiquing In Oronoco, Mn" At the annual Downtown Oronoco Gold Rush Days, the pickers are teamed up men versus women, and are looking for antique toys among the more than 300 vendors scattered throughout town. Some key finds include a vintage pinball machine, a Trifari bracelet and a trolley seat.G
10:00 am
Everyday Edisons "Happy Trails (And Trials) to You" The waiting is over! A year after the casting calls, our 10 inventors are eager to know what's become of their inventions. In our final episode of the season, we reveal the status of each prototype, where they are in the timeline of success and how our Everyday Edisons team has worked with inventors throughout the season to help them to achieve their ultimate goal. Some may see their products stocked in major retail stores, others on direct response television spots and a few may face further obstacles to their success. D
10:30 am
Independent Lens "Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry" First-time director Alison Klayman gains access to Ai Weiwei while working as a journalist in China. She has made a detailed portrait that provides a nuanced exploration of contemporary China and its most famous international artist and outspoken domestic critic. A dissident for the digital age, the artist inspires global audiences and blurs the boundaries of art and politics.G
12:00 pm
Globe Trekker "Panama & Colombia" Megan explores two countries that are refreshingly untouched by mass tourism.G
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Need to Know JOHN LARSON ANCHORS. As the debate over immigration reform continues in Washington D.C., Need to Know offers an inside look at the lives of Latino farm workers. D
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Oregon Field Guide "Astoria Canyon" Hidden in the dark world of the deep ocean, Astoria Canyon is being opened to view with new technology.G
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Cook's Country from America's Test Kitchen "Chicken for Everyone!" Test cook Julia Collin Davison shows host Christopher Kimball how to make perfect One-Pan Roast Chicken and Vegetables. Then, equipment expert Adam Ried reveals his top picks for kitchen shears. Next, tasting expert Jack Bishop challenges Chris to a tasting of canned tomato soup. D
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Rick Steves' Europe "Oslo" Rick finds evidence of the proud Norwegian spirit in the country's capital - from Viking ships to a sleek new opera house, from World War II tales of terrorism to the constant festival at the thriving harbor. He takes in major art pieces and sails with friends in a fjord.G
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NOVA "Japan's Killer Quake" In its worst crisis since World War II, Japan faces disaster on an epic scale: a rising death toll in the tens of thousands, massive destruction of homes and businesses, shortages of water and power, and the specter of nuclear reactor meltdowns. The facts and figures are astonishing. The March, 2011 earthquake was the world's fourth-largest since recordkeeping began in 1900 and the worst ever to shake Japan.G
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Five prominent stars in the northern sky outline a huge capital letter "M" or a "W"- depending on how you look at it. This is the constellation Cassiopeia.
Cassiopeia has to be one of the most easily recognized and well-known star groups in the sky. The Big Dipper is likely first, and in second place is maybe Orion or Cassiopeia.
As Cassiopeia makes its daily spin about the North Celestial pole- the point right by the North Star around which the whole shebang over our heads seems to revolve- the "M" becomes a "W" 12 hours later, and vice-versa. Of course at certain positions the "M" or "W" seems to be standing on one side.
On mid-Autumn evenings, The "M" shape reaches the point where it is oriented correctly, high up in the northern sky.
Greek astronomer Ptolmey listed Cassiopeia among 48 constellations, in the 2nd Century. Some view the outline of the constellation as a chair, or throne, upon which the Queen sits.
In Greek mythology, Cassiopeia was a queen; her husband, King Cepheus, is immortalized next to her with his own constellation.
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The first is a star that erupted into a supernova in 1572, becoming so bright it was visible in daylight. The exploding star gradually faded away. The famed Danish Astronomer Tycho Brahe carefully chronicled the event for us.
The second star is none other than the Sun! What? Yes, the Sun- but you have to be looking from the direction of Alpha Centauri, the closest star system to our Sun. Alpha Centauri is exactly opposite in the sky from Cassiopeia and is thus found in the far southern sky, best seen below our equator. From Alpha Centauri the Sun would appear as a bright yellowish star, magnitude 0.5, the brightest star in Cassiopeia.
Two of the fainter stars visible to unaided eyes are among the most luminous stars known. At magnitude +4.5, Rho Cassiopeiae gives out 550,000 times as much light as the Sun. It is a rare yellow "hyper giant", among only seven of this type known. Another of the seven is also in Cassiopeia, +5th magnitude V509 Cassiopeia .
The Milky Way Band passes through Cassiopeia, providing a rich background of dim stars and star clusters waiting your search with binoculars or telescope. M52 and M103 are two large open clusters here.
The brightest star in the "W" is known as Shedir, or Alpha Cassiopeia . Close by is the famous Double Cluster, actually within the neighboring constellation Perseus. Seen with unaided eyes on a dark night as a double "smudge," the clusters resolve into two dense patches of fine stars in binoculars.
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The Way of the Pilgrim and the Pilgrim Continues His Way, The Problem of Pain by C.S. Lewis, The Lord of the Rings Trilogy and The Silmarillion, The New Testament and the People of God by N.T. Wright, On the Eight Vices by St. John Cassian, On the Incarnation by St. Athanasius, He is there and He is Not Silent by Francis Schaeffer, and After Virtue by Alasdair MacIntyre.
As of right now, i'm actually re-reading J.N.D. Kelley's book Early Christian Doctrines. It is really good, but i think i may have gotten in over my head. lol.ÂÂ
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I'm listened to the Lost Christianities Lecture, Right this second I'm listening to his commentery of the New Testament. It's in the Teaching Company series of lectures.
Interesting, no?
Very Interesting, his specialty is textual criticism and he goes into detail about the original manuscripts of the NT and how they were changed either by accident or to fit agendas. He also goes into the Epistles that have questionable authorship. (I can't remember which ones, but I remember him saying that most scholars are pretty sure Ephesians wasn't written by Paul). That the Gospel of John and Revelations are written by different people, and that some people think that The Acts of the Apostle was patched up from different sources. Also he points out the inconsistencies in the Epistles verses the Gospels and Acts and how this was due to people changing things.
What Saint Paul Really Said, by NT Wright. I'll review it when I'm done. It seems to give refreshingly accurate, but rather UnReformed view on Pauline thought.
What Saint Paul Really Said, by NT Wright. I'll review it when I'm done. It seems to give refreshingly accurate, but rather UnReformed view on Pauline thought.
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TIONESTA, Forest County — The Butler man suspected of fatally stabbing his former fiancee and her new boyfriend will face trial on two counts each of homicide and aggravated assault.
That was the ruling of Forest County District Judge George F. Gregory today at the end of a preliminary hearing for 38-year-old Scott A. Black.
One of the victim's daughter, the Forest County coroner and the state trooper leading the investigation testified at the 90-minute hearing.
Police allege that Black killed Marcelle I. Edwards, 42, and Donald L. Shay, 43, of Leechburg, Armstrong County, who had just moved in with Edwards at her mobile home near Tionesta.
Trooper Jason Wagner's testimony revealed that Black had a number of minor injuries, including cuts and bruises, as well as apparent bloodstains on the thigh of his pants when he was arrested several hours after the crime occurred. Wagner also testified that a weapon was recovered inside the mobile home.
"It was a knife, a wood grain handle with two screws in it. It was a straight-blade knife," Wagner said, adding "there was blood on the blade."
He said the knife was collected into evidence and is being analyzed by investigators, as is Black's clothing.
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Thursday results: Pirates win on the A game. Start another 3 game chase Friday.
Unofficial record: 13-0
Friday: Pirates, STL, Atlanta all on the A game today. All at home too.
Friday results: STL wins on the A game. Pitts and Atlanta lose on the A game, B games Saturday.
Unofficial record: 14-0
Saturday results: Pitts and Atlanta both win on B games. No games Sunday.
Unofficial record: 16-0
Monday plays: We have A games today on Detroit, Pittsburgh and Cincy.
Monday results: Detroit and Cincy win on the A game. Pittsburgh loses and goes to B game Tuesday.
The Detroit series is 4 games so we have another Detroit A game Tuesday
Unofficial record: 18-0
Tuesday results: Detroit wins on the A game. Pittsburgh loses on the B game and goes to the dreaded C game Wednesday.
Unofficial record: 19-0
Originally Posted by dallasm: Just my luck.... I decided to follow along starting with the Pitt series. I can't believe we lost in like that in the 9th.
Unreal loss. There is a 4th game in this series tomorrow if you are feeling adventerous.
Wednesday results: Pittsburgh loses on the C game.
Unofficial record: 19-1
3 plays for Thursday - Clev, Wash Oak all on the A game.
Originally Posted by dallasm: Good no know. Looking more at this series, SD has won 15 of 16 in Pitt. Ugly stat. Curious to know where you'll transfer them ....
I'm playing this on a labby line, so the losses aren't that bad. Got a few units back on todays game, but I just added a little more to my bets for the 2 Post All-Star break systems and for today's 3 games on this system.
Thursday results - Clev, Wash, Oak all win on the A game
All 3 teams are on a 4 game series so Clev, Wash, Oak all on A game Friday.
Unofficial record: 22-1
Add Detroit to A game today along with Clev, Wash and Oak.
Friday results: Well that worked out well. Detroit, Clev, Wash and Oak all win on the A game.
I'm a little leery of playing any more of these next week. With almost everything wrapped up there are way too many unknowns for me. I'll check back to see where everything stands Monday, but I'm personally done for the season (most likely, lol).
Unofficial record: 26-1
Originally Posted by Riceboi: The September loss was a road team correct?
No that was Pittsburgh at home vs SD, 9/16 - 9/18.
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Dorrine J. (Zurn) Hess went home to be with her beloved God and the most Blessed Mother Mary on November 1, 2012 in Ridgecrest, CA at the age of 73. She was born January 7, 1939 in Chippewah County, Minnesota to Vincent and Luella Zurn. The family of 7, along with their dog, Brownie, left Morris, Minnesota in 1953 and drove to Ridgecrest driving a brand new 1953 cadillac.
Dorrine graduated from Burroughs High School in 1957. She attended Orange Coast College and graduated with honors, on the Dean's List.
Dorrine devoted her life to her beloved husband, Max and raising their four children. She enjoyed spending time with her many friends as well. Her friends nicknamed her "Hank" because of her deep voice. She always had a sense of humor.
She and her husband, Max of 53 years loved to attend their grandchildren's sporting events and always attended Burroughs football, basketball and volleyball games.
Dorrine and Max began their love of travel in 1986. After her retirement from the City of Ridgecrest in 1996, they were able to travel around the world; such places as Switzerland, Portugal, Italy, France, Greece, Canada, Israel, Hawaii, Dorrine's home state of Minnesota and other numerous states.
Dorrine was very active in the Catholic Church. She was a charter member and past president member of the Legion of Mary, past member of St. Vincent De Paul Society, past member of the Alter Society, St. Ann Parish, past member of St. Ann Board of Directors and past member of St. Ann Outreach.
Dorrine is survived by her loving husband, John "Max" Hess, four children; Michael, Theresa , Vincent, Joseph (Resa); nine grandchildren; Andrew, Jacob (Jennifer), Amber (Jeff), Kaitlin (David), Nicholai, Anthony, Allie, Austin, Annaleigh and three great-grandchildren; Miles LaFromboise, Malachi Hultman and Maxson Hess; sisters, Patricia Harris of Ridgecrest, Diane Sturgeon of Ridgecrest, Bonnie Gregory of Windsor, Colorado and brother Kenny (Linda) Zurn of Wells, Nevada, as well as numerous nieces and nephews.
Dorrine is preceded in death by her father Vincent Zurn and mother, Luella Zurn.
A rosary will be held Thursday, November 8 at 5:30 p.m. at Holland and Lyons Mortuary in Ridgecrest. The funeral service will be held Friday, November 9 at 10 a.m. at St. Ann's church in Ridgecrest. Reception to follow.
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Bryanna Clark Grogan's Vegan Feast Kitchen/ 21st Century Table: The kitchen journal of a vegan food writer.. I'm on Facebook and Twitter (see links in sidebar at right).
Thursday, June 8, 2006
Photo by Fireweed
I met Howard Lyman (author of "The Mad Cowboy" and "No More Bull") and his wonderful wife Willow Jeane in Grand Rapids at the Vegetarian Awakening Chefs' Conference in April (well, I had met him before, but only for a minute). We had a few meals together and I invited them to dinner when they were in my area. Well, they are in the area now and Howard spoke in Courtenay, BC last night; then they are travelling down Vancouver Island to speak in the town of Duncan tonight, I think, and then in Victoria for the Vancouver Island Vegetarian Association (VIVA) 25th anniversary celebration on Saturday, an event at which I am going to be giving cooking demos.
So, I invited them to dinner Tuesday night, while they were having a little mini-vacation-breather at a B&B on Denman Island. I also invited my friends Fireweed and Mike, who are tireless vegan activists, run the Denman Island Vegan Potluck Series, do vegan catering, and are the moving forces behind DI MEOW, a highly successful "trap, neuter, and return" program for cats on Denman Island.
We had a great time with these wonderful people. Please see Howard if he's speaking in your area! Buy his books, and documentary DVD (show it to your group or friends!) He and Willow Jeane are a big-hearted, incredibly well-informed, courageous, and intelligent people. The vegan movement owes alot to them! I was honored to get to know them better.
What did I serve?
I decided on a "down-home" dinner: My Soy and Seitan "Ham" with a brown sugar glaze and pineapple (just like your mom or gramma used to make!); mashed potatoes and my special "ham" gravy; Roasted Sweet Potatoes with Moroccan Spices; organic baby greens and tomatoes with Vegan Black Pepper Ranch Dressing; ruby chard with braised with garlic; vegan "spoonbread"; my Vegan Key Lime Bars; and, since my husband Brian and I just had birthdays, Fireweed's beautiful and delicious vegan chocolate cake (with some Soy Delicious "ice cream"). It was a big success and we all had to retire to the living room for tea and to rest our tummies and talk alot!
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that last photo had me laughing really hard. :)
- Thu Jun 08, 07:31:00 PM PDT
- Nancy said...
I'm full just reading about it! What a great evening - I can only imagine what great company and great conversation you had. I had the pleasure of meeting Howard at the SF world veg day (my dad is from Montana too and we talked about that). You continue to inspire Bryanna!
- Thu Jun 08, 11:05:00 PM PDT
WHAT a treat for you (AND for Howard Lyman ... getting a meal of your cooking!!) He and his wife were at the same table as I was at one of the meals at Grand Rapids. I sat next to his wife, so got to talk with her some. Just a wonderful, wonderful couple!! As Nancy said, what great conversation you all must have had!!
- Fri Jun 09, 04:09:00 AM PDT
- Wendy said...
I'm excited about your new cookbook! How about "Bryanna's Devilishly Delicious Seitan Recipes" :)
- Fri Jun 09, 05:51:00 AM PDT
- Bryanna Clark Grogan said...
Ha! I like that, Wendy!
Jususan, I was born in Oakland (30 years before you were, I might add!), and I am also a Gemini! I also laughed out loud when Fireweed sent me that picture!
- Fri Jun 09, 06:35:00 AM PDT
Great pictures! And looks like a great time. I only quickly said hello to Howard Lyman when he signed my copy of "Mad Cowboy"! But was exciting, nonetheless! :)
Bryanna, you look beautiful! The pic of you and Brian is my favorite. And Fireweed's cake look incredible!
By the way, do you have a new ham coming out for the e-book???!!!
Can't think of a name right now..."New Meat For Dummies"? Lol! I kind of like the "Not_Meat E-Book" or "New Meat" or "Meet Your New Meat" "Seitan: the Better White Meat" or "Seitan: the Healthy White Meat" Haha, you can tell I want that e-book! I'll have it one way or other! Can't wait till it's available. :)
- Fri Jun 09, 06:47:00 AM PDT
OH! And HAPPY BIRTHDAY, BRYANNA AND BRIAN!!!!
- Fri Jun 09, 06:48:00 AM PDT
- Bryanna Clark Grogan said...
Thank you, Linda! I'm making my list of titles! Keep 'em coming! You know, David Lee, of Field Roast from Seattle, calls his products "grain meat"-- interesting concept.
- Fri Jun 09, 06:55:00 AM PDT
- Mark said...
Great coverage of that Feast, Bryanna... Howard told me how delicious the meal was and also how impressed he was by your home (and the forest around it all!). He and Willow had been excited about visiting with you. I'd the opportunity to make a few of your recipes for them in the past, but none as elaborate, interesting, and probably as good as what you prepared.
I'm so-oooooo envious! The Seitan Ham, in particular, looks delicious. Nice pix throughout your post.
Thanks so much for posting a summary of the meal... next best thing to being there. They are as an amazing couple as you are vegan chef.
(how 'bout: "Simple Seitan: Making Meat with Wheat!")
Best to you, Mark Mad Cowboy webmaster/editor
- Fri Jun 09, 07:48:00 AM PDT
- Bryanna Clark Grogan said...
Thanks for writing, Mark! You'll have to check out denman yourself one day!
- Fri Jun 09, 09:00:00 AM PDT
Bryanna your seitan recipes are tops. The shift to healthier eating was alot easier thanks to the similarities between your cooking style and my mom's (Euro-North American). I lucked out with "Nonna's" being in my public library a couple years back. Thinking about a name for your e-book (What's an e-book??). I'll send one when I come up with something worthy. I tried your ham recipe from the archives and mine turns out kind of gummy on the edges, yours looks way more firm.
- Fri Jun 09, 09:08:00 AM PDT
- Bryanna Clark Grogan said...
anonymous-- I use a claypot roaster now--this really makes a difference!
- Fri Jun 09, 11:51:00 AM PDT
- harlemgrrl said...
bryanna, that "ham" looks amazing! having been raised on a swine-free diet, as a vegetarian and vegan i am OBSESSED with fake pork. not sure which i'm more a-tingle over, the next newsletter or the seitan book... okay, both :0)
regards from ny, shivani
p.s. the caption on that last photo almost send apple juice all over my keyboard!
- Fri Jun 09, 04:57:00 PM PDT
- KleoPatra said...
So funny, Bryanna!! And the food looks scrumptious. How fun to hang with The Mad Cowboy!!!
- Fri Jun 09, 07:35:00 PM PDT
- OshinkoTickle said...
Bryanna, this is my first time commenting on your blog but I am a HUGE fan of yours! I just purchased "Nonna's" and the "Authentic Chinese" books and I am blown away by how amazing they are! Your veganfeast blog comes in on my livejournal and it is difficult to resist licking the screen! ;-)
I am anxiously awaiting the eBook. I am going to toss "Seitan Temptations" out there as a title suggestion.
- Fri Jun 09, 09:13:00 PM PDT
Seitan Temptations. Lol! That's a good one. :D Think it will sell amongst Conservatives, though? lol ;D
- Sat Jun 10, 07:09:00 AM PDT
- Spice Island Vegan said...
Hi Bryanna,
How funny! I laughed so hard when I saw the last picture. Fireweed was so funny.
I read Howard's book and saw his DVD. Very informative and cool! Yes, I recommend it to anyone vegetarian or not.
The seitan ham is my favorite seitan. I make it all the time. Yum. Can't wait for the key lime bar recipe, too and 'steak' au poivre recipe.
My suggestion is 'Praise Seitan!' for the e-book since your seitan got praises all the time. :-)
I will definitely buy your e-book.
- Sat Jun 10, 02:20:00 PM PDT
- ningostar said...
i just found your site and was just thinking that i really wanted to learn to make seitan... am very excited for your book! how about Serving Seitan... or something like that. looking forward to visiting again.
- Sat Jun 10, 05:36:00 PM PDT
- Bryanna Clark Grogan said...
Thanks for all the suggestions, everyone-- keep 'em coming! I just got back from Victoria, where I did 3 demos for VIVA's 25th anniversary celebration, and Howard gave a great talk and was very well-recieved!
- Sun Jun 11, 04:04:00 PM PDT
- t. said...
I woulg go with "The Seitan Mines". I also thought of a dozen funny titles involving Seitan VS. Satan, but I doubt many editors would want to publish something titled "Prayers to Seitan"!
- Mon Jun 12, 12:55:00 PM PDT
"The Chronicles of Wheat Meat" or "...of Seitan"
"Bryanna's Manna"
I'm still working on this! Lol!
- Mon Jun 12, 02:59:00 PM PDT
"Manna from Bryanna" ;D is "mannas" grammatically correct? "Bryanna's Mannas" flows nicely lol.
- Mon Jun 12, 03:02:00 PM PDT
"Seitan, Heaven Scent" or "sent"
"Heaven sent Seitan" or "scent"
- Mon Jun 12, 03:05:00 PM PDT
- Jane M said...
Hmmmm...all I can think of is "Bryanna's No Harm Meat Cookbook". Not that great I know.
That meal looks fantastic! I've never been a fan of ham....even when I was an omnie but maybe yours doesn't have that greasey aftertaste???? It really does look like real meat!
- Mon Jun 12, 03:09:00 PM PDT
Janem, it is not greasy at all! It's really lowfat. Delicious. All Bryanna's meats, that I know of, are low fat. The most I've tried other than Bryanna's are always loaded with fat to try to make them good. The thing about Bryanna's is there is actual work (and creativity) put into them to make them tasty! No need to soak them with oil for "flavor" and texture. They have this amazing balance of flavors that come together like pure magic -- or genius, rather. Best ever Seitans! Hey, maybe that's a name, "Best Ever Seitans"! Or that's too common, maybe? ?
Okay, another one sort of like one I mentioned earlier: "Seitan, the Better Wheat Meat" or "Bryanna's Seitan(s), the Other Wheat Meat"
"Glad Cow Meat" haha, but that's just referencing beef...hmmm...
"Wheat For Meat Eaters"
"Compassionate Choice Meats"
"Blessed Wheat Meat" Too religious?
or "Blessed are the Wheatmeat" Lol!
Ah, I'm getting crazy now. :D
Bryanna, what have you come up with?!
- Mon Jun 12, 04:42:00 PM PDT
- harlemgrrl said...
how about
"Meat" Compassion - Savory Meals for Vegans and Omnis
Bryanna Rules In The Creation of Vegan Faux-Meat, Get This Book And You'll Be Glad. Thanks.
either one would be accurate ;-p
- Mon Jun 12, 09:43:00 PM PDT
- t. said...
Linda, 'manna' is spelt correctly, if you mean the old word meaning: 'great, welcomed abundacy of...'
I am pretty surprised to see this ancient Italian word used!
- Tue Jun 13, 08:47:00 AM PDT
Lol, harlemgrrl, that's funny :)
"Sensational Seitan(s)"
"Seitan Sensations"
"'Meat' for(faux?) Your Conscience"
"'Meat' from the Garden"
"'Meat' for the Planet"
"Kinder, Gentler 'Meat'"
"Earth Mother's (Mother Earth's) Choice 'Meat'"
"Earth-Friendly 'Meat'"
"Bryanna's Choice 'Meats'"
- Tue Jun 13, 08:52:00 AM PDT
Hey t!
I meant can manna be pluralized with an "s."
- Tue Jun 13, 08:53:00 AM PDT
- Crystal & Ryan - Café Cyan said...
Bryanna -
I think this is my first time commenting on your site, but I've been lurking for awhile. I'm amazed at your creations and the ham looks so real!! One of these days, I am going to be ambitious and try out some of your recipes.
As far as a name goes...the only thing I can think of was some kid on TV (WifeSwap, I think) said, "Life is not all Flowers and Sausages!" I still chuckle over that one.
Take care,
- Tue Jun 13, 09:31:00 AM PDT
- Dori said...
Amazing Grazing:
Delicious Ways with Vegan Wheat Roasts
By Bryanna Clark-Grogan,
aka the Queen Of Seitan
Linda is getting pretty creative in her generous name ideas.... Blessed are the wheat meat eaters and all who may buy Bryanna's e-book, one of which will be me for sure is I fail to win this great idea of a contest.
I also really like Sensational Seitan, listed above.
I'm sure this e book will be great. I had a commenter ask about your gruyere cheese, will the e-book include cheese too?
Amazing Grazings: Vegan Meat and Cheese Recipes to Please the Pickiest Pallet
- Tue Jun 13, 10:34:00 AM PDT
Ooh, good ones, Dori!
I love word play, lol.
How about "Vegan Feast of 'Meats'"
- Tue Jun 13, 11:00:00 AM PDT
- Bryanna Clark Grogan said...
Wow! My list is growing! Dori-- that's a thought about the cheese, recipes. I only have a few that I really like, so it might be a nice addition!
- Tue Jun 13, 11:18:00 AM PDT
"Can't be beat Meat, and Cheese to Please"
"Meat That Can't Be Beat, and Cheese, too, Please!"
"Vegan Meat and Cheese to Please"
"Compassionate Cuisine"
"Exquisite Meats and Cheeses for the Compassionate Palate"
or "...for the Compassionate Consumer"
- Tue Jun 13, 12:37:00 PM PDT
- juliehasson said...
Hi Bryanna!
Everyone's having so much fun with the book names, I had to get in on the act. How about:
"A Field Guide To Grain Roasts"
"The Complete Book Of Grain Roasts"
"The Complete Book Of Wheat Roasts"
"The Complete Book Of Seitan Roasts"
"The Complete Book Of Seitan"
"Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Seitan, But Were Afraid To Ask"
"Vegan Charcuterie"
- Tue Jun 13, 01:28:00 PM PDT
- harlemgrrl said...
"Vegan Charcuterie"
nice one, juliehasson!
- Tue Jun 13, 07:04:00 PM PDT
There are some very good name suggestions so far - and I haven't really got something to top it - but I'd tip for "Seitan Sensations" as the best one so far. A simple and concise title! Dori's "by Bryanna Clark Grogan aka The Queen of Seitan" is a compulsary addition *LOL*
- Wed Jun 14, 03:02:00 AM PDT
"The Golden Rules of Meat"
- Sun Jun 18, 02:29:00 PM PDT
- mimi said...
Bryanna - Your dinner with the Lyman's sounds like it was great company and delish food! Howard attended a cooking class that I taught many years ago at HSUS in Maryland.
Re your e-book:
Hamming it up with Seitan & Other Faux Meats
Cooking with Wheat Gluten: A step-by-step guide to high protein meat alternatives
- Sun Jun 18, 07:07:00 PM PDT
- SusanV said...
Hi Bryanna,
I'm coming in very late on this one, but I would run right out and buy any book that was called "Seitan Worship." (Hmmm, I'll have to check and see if it's already been done!) I also like the name "In Praise of Seitan." I guess I just have never been able to use the word "seitan" with a straight face!
- Mon Jun 19, 01:17:00 PM PDT
Hi Bryanna. It's me, Randie (you know me from emails and vegsource. *waves*) Just a quick title suggestion for the e-book:
Seitan: Friend and Faux.
- Thu Jun 22, 06:10:00 PM PDT
- Anderson, Cherie said...
holy crap, those lime bars look so good! what book are they from, if any? thanks!
- Sat Jun 24, 06:29:00 PM PDT
- Bryanna Clark Grogan said...
Cherie, the recipe for the key lime bars will be in my next Vegan Feast Newsletter.
- Sat Jun 24, 10:09:00 PM PDT
"Hail Seitan! or 'How I learned to stop worrying and love the meat'"
- Sun Jun 25, 09:07:00 PM PDT
How about "where's the beef?" or "Where's the meat?" playing on that old commercial...then a second title could be
"Seitan creations for hearty meatless meals"
"compassionate creations for hearty meatless meals."
- Tue Aug 15, 12:17:00 AM PDT
- JodieLeeAnn said...
I had to throw my idea in on your cookbook name.I used to make vegan/vegetarian T-Shirts and have many ideas but I will pass one to you.
Seitan Greetings & Anytime Meals
(Your Once A Week Or Everyday Veggie Meal Planner)
I am also a vegan baker and chef.
Look forward to making some of your recipes.
- Tue Aug 15, 04:27:00 PM PDT
For your ebook, how about:
Seitanic Eats: Wheat (and Faux) Meat(s) for the Masses
- Thu Aug 31, 06:16:00 PM PDT
- ferret said...
For your book, how about
'Seitan-talise Your Tastebuds - Gorgeous Vegan Wheatmeat Feasts'
- Mon Aug 06, 05:44:00 AM PDT
- Bryanna Clark Grogan said...
Well,everyone, as you can see, 6 yrs later and I still haven't got that book done! Too many other things going on in the intervening years! But it is next on my list and I am keeping the list and I will keep to the bargain!
- Fri Jun 08, 09:58:00 AM PDT


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Geologists believe North Dakota has potential for diamond mining because rock formations in the eastern part of the state mirror those in diamond-producing regions of Canada, which now has the only diamond mines operating in North America.
Hundreds of miles from the frenzied drilling in North Dakota's oil patch, an international mining company quietly sunk a hole in a bean field near St. Thomas in search of other riches buried below the prairie: diamonds.
The search came up empty according to a report published this week, but North Dakota's state geologist said he expects others to take up the quest because of the potential payoff.
"Searching for diamonds is like searching for a needle in a haystack except that this is a very valuable needle," state geologist Ed Murphy said. "That is why people are searching and will continue to search."
Geologists believe North Dakota has potential for diamond mining because rock formations in the eastern part of the state mirror those in diamond-producing regions of Canada, which now has the only diamond mines operating in North America.
"There are geologic factors that indicate we could have diamond deposits," said Timothy Nesheim, a state geologist.
The hole drilled in northeastern North Dakota was done by Kennecott Exploration Co., a subsidiary of Rio Tinto Group based in London and in Melbourne, Australia. Rio Tinto controls the Diavik diamond mine in Canada's Northwest Territories, the Argyle mine in Australia and the Murowa mine in Zimbabwe.
Few knew of Kennecott's work in North Dakota until the North Dakota Geological Survey published a report on it this week.
The company was looking for kimberlites, which are molten rock from ancient volcanoes where diamonds may occur.
Kennecott used aircraft equipped with an instrument that detects magnetic material to pinpoint the drill site in Pembina County. The so-called aeromagnetic surveys detected anomalies that appeared favorable for kimberlites, company spokesman Matt Jeschke said.
"Just because we struck out on one drill hole doesn't mean it's not a possible concept," Jeschke said. "But the concept was not encouraging enough to allow us to continue."
Jeschke said kimberlite rocks are extremely difficult to find and locating diamonds within them is even harder. The dry hole in North Dakota was a typical result for diamond exploration, he said.
"It's not unusual — 99 percent of exploration projects don't result in a mine," Jeschke said. "It was a long shot, but it always is."


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The 4th Annual Middletown BBQ Cook-off was held over the weekend at Frightland. Sixty teams from all over the state and the region competed in Delaware's only Kansas City BBQ Society-sanctioned competition. One team will now represent the First State at the Jack Daniels World Championship Invitational in Lynchburg, Tenn.
The 4th Annual Middletown BBQ Cook-off, which also serves as the state barbeque cook-off, took place last weekend at Frightland. Last year's event drew in more than 10,000 meat-lovers from all over the region anxious to compete in the state's only Kansas City BBQ Society-sanctioned competition. This year's cook-off, attended by almost 4,000 people, had to contend with dismal weather and several other local and regional events, including the Middletown High School and Appoquinimink High School graduations.
Despite the setbacks, though, more than 50 barbeque teams showed up Friday night to start grilling meats in four categories: chicken, ribs, pork and brisket. The competition also included two bonus categories: dessert and chef's choice.
All entries had to be turned in by 1:30 p.m., Saturday, and the winners were announced later that day at 5 p.m. This year's grand champion, Wilbur's Revenge, was a team out of Pennsylvania that also has strong ties to Delaware. Its founder, head cook and pitmaster David Marks owns the Famous Dave's BBQ Restaurant franchises in Delaware, Philadelphia and South Jersey. Owning a barbeque restaurant doesn't automatically mean a wall full of grand champion trophies, though. Despite having placed well in 26 other competitions over the last four years (including third place in chicken and brisket in the Middletown competition), this is Marks's first grand champion win and he couldn't hold back the tears as he accepted the trophy Saturday.
Then, it hit him.
"Oh God," he said simultaneously laughing and crying. "I'm going to Lynchburg."
That's because the winner of the competition automatically qualifies for the Jack Daniels World Championship Invitational in Lynchburg, Tenn. Marks and his team will now compete with world-class grillers and chefs from all over the globe.
"To be good at anything takes a lot of effort," said Marks. "So, I'm going to practice, study, collect advice from people who have competed there and try my best to recreate what I did in Middletown. Most importantly, I'm going to do my best to make Delaware proud."
It must be in their DNA
One local family and their team, Pigheaded BBQ, came close to the grand champion title but have happily settled for seven other notable honors. Aside from placing fourth in pork, seventh in chicken and twelfth in ribs and brisket, the team also took home two first place honors in the chef's choice and dessert categories as well as third place overall, making them the "Best in Delaware" winner.
When asked why he thought Pigheaded BBQ did so well across all of the categories, the team's head cook Ron Templeman said that the competition experience is shaping their successes but he also pointed to the joint efforts of his whole family.
"I'm so proud of everyone," said Templeman. "My son did the chef's choice, my wife did the dessert, my son-in-law did the pork and I did the chicken, ribs and brisket. You can see that for us, it really is a family effort."
And, while trophies and bragging rights motivate the Templemans to compete, it's the competition environment that really inspires them.
"Coming in third meant that we beat the number one team in the country right now so needless to say we were thrilled," said Templeman. "But we were happy for everybody. The barbeque competition atmosphere is really friendly. We all consider ourselves barbeque family."


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baltimoreravens wrote:I assume we have all of your support in Super Bowl 47, right?
Shaz wrote:CrankUpTheDiesel wrote:Ravens fans have always had an inferiority complex being from the area but always playing 2nd fiddle to the Redskins. No wonder he's rooting for you guys.
The Ravens are a MUCH better franchise than the Redskins, even in the 17+ seasons they've been in existence they have shown to have a much better and classier fanbase
Skins fans are almost unbearable, I've only met a handful I can be cool with but other than that the rest are bitchy brats
baltimoreravens wrote:SilkMonkey wrote:I would greatly enjoy that Super Bowl.
Good luck to you guys as well, I'll be rolling Ravens gear when Hawks aren't playing...the joys of a Pittsburgh native lady friend
So you hate the Steelers as much as we do?
SoulfishHawk wrote:GO RAVENS!!!! Please knock the snot out of Trademark Klapperknack and coach Hairball. Please!
On another note, the Ravens are a very impressive team, especially on the road. Flacco has won so many road playoff games, it's hard to understand why he doesn't have the big contract. Hopefully they'll win the whole darn thing and he'll get his.
I've always appreciated how hard your team plays, especially that D. Back when they won the last Superbowl with Dilfer, now THAT was a Defense.
Good Luck next Sunday
Sports Hernia wrote:baltimoreravens wrote:SilkMonkey wrote:I would greatly enjoy that Super Bowl.
Good luck to you guys as well, I'll be rolling Ravens gear when Hawks aren't playing...the joys of a Pittsburgh native lady friend
So you hate the Steelers as much as we do?
More, we call them Stealers though.
baltimoreravens wrote:Thank you guys for all the support... can't believe we pulled it off. I really hope next year we end up facing you guys in Super Bowl 48. I'd love to see my two favorite teams duke it out!
Sarlacc83 wrote:Yup, congratulations to you guys. Hope you've been living it up.
hawker84 wrote:so glad you guys pulled that off, the niner fans misery is our little pools of sunshine.. makes the off season so much easier to bear.... congrats, enjoy it, we're coming after that trophy next year...
Hawks46 wrote:Congrats on the win. I've always liked the Ravens after that 2000 SB win. I love defensive teams (except the Stealers) and it's only recently that ours has that moniker.
Don't be a stranger next year, I love to hear intelligent football speak from other fan bases (and no, you don't have to only say good things about our team, lol).
pmedic920 wrote:Thanks, and congrats on your new OC. IMHO he will be good for y'all.
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I know i know dumb question,
but think about it.
this team can't beat miami on the road which basically like saying we can't beat anybody on the road. If we make the playoffs (which is still possible, go figure) it wil most likely be on the road and probably against green bay. Do you really want to see that play out nationally?
Angry Aaron rodgers throwing up 538 and talking about how the real refs finally rectified that little fluke in seattle.
you wanna see that played out and see how it feels to be the saints after they got ran on by marshawn and saw them highlights all offseason.
you know it would be in NFL films top 10 greatest packer moments as number 9 forever right (yes packer fans take this game that personally now).
you really want that just to say you made it to the playoffs?


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