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Sour cabbage rolls are a dish served on holidays in East Europe. It is a common ethnic meal named "sarmale". We find them in countries like Romania, Bulgaria, Serbia, Poland, Hungary, Turkey, but also in Sweden or Finland. This recipe gathers people around the Christmas table (and on other holidays) with polenta and sour cream as a side dish.
Sour cabbage rolls
The traditional way of making them, in the East, is with minced pork wrapped in sour cabbage leaves and spices. You can find sour cabbage at pretty much any grocery store or try the Polish stores. I am going to show you how i learned to do cabbage rolls from my mother, which learned from her mother and so on. This dish is in our traditions.
- Prep Time : 60 minutes
- Cook Time : 03h 30min
- Rating
- Yield : 8
- minced pork - 1 kg
- sour cabbage - 2 heads
- onions - 2 pieces
- bacon - 200 grams, smoked
- rice - 100 grams
- tomato puree - 200 grams
- thyme - 1 bunch, dried
- dill - 1 bunch, dried
- salt - to taste
- pepper - to taste
First of all we have to prepare the meat for the rolls:
- In a pan fry the minced onion with the rice (i let it soak in water before i started cooking because this way it will cook faster). Cook it until the onion becomes translucent.
- Mix the minced meat with the fried onion and rice, the spices and two tablespoons of tomato puree. Let the mixture rest a little and taste it to make sure it has all the spices it needs.
- Before we start rolling we have to prepare the pot. I am using a clay pot because it gives my food a traditional taste. If you don't have one use a normal pot. At the bottom of the pot arrange dried dill and thyme. Put one layer of chopped sour cabbage and on top of it some smoked bacon pieces.
- Remove leaves from the cabbage, one by one. Cut them in half removing the core from the leaf. Now put one piece of cabbage on your palm and one teaspoon of meat and roll them, stuffing the ends in the roll. Proceed like this until you finish the meat mixture.
- Arrange them circular in the pot leaving the center empty, fill it with chopped cabbage. In between the cabbage rolls put pieces of smoked bacon.
- On top put one final layer of chopped cabbage and cover them with water.
- Put it in the preheated oven form three hours. After this add over the cabbage rolls a sauce made by mixing two tablespoons of tomato puree with a bit of water.
- Put it back in the oven for 30 minutes or until the top has browned.
- Serve them hot with polenta, sour cream and a hot pepper.
Enjoy your meal!
- Before you make the rolls i suggest you soak the sour cabbage in water because it might be too salty and sour.
- Cooking time for this dish depends on the cabbage. If you are not sure take one roll out and taste it to make sure that the meat and the cabbage are cooked.
- This is not actually a tip, more like a dear memory of mine. When my grandma made sour cabbage rolls ("sarmale") she counted before putting them in the pot . She wanted to know how many rolls she made. Of course that me and my little sister where around here yelling different numbers to make her loose count and start over. Naughty kids.
Sour Cabbage Rolls Video Recipe

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On the heels of New York Times columnist David Brooks' admission that he smoked pot as a youth, MSNBC's Chris Hayes had a personal pot story of his own to relate. He was confronted by a policeman once while carrying "$30 of pot" but got off because, Hayes claims, he was a white kid.
In a January 2 article, columnist Books admitted that he and his teenaged buddies smoked weed but after a time advanced to real things of pleasure such as literature and the love of their wives. This personal tale inspired MSNBC's Hayes to open up about his own personal history with weed. Only Hayes' tale wasn't as benign.
The day after Brooks' column appeared, Hayes went on his show, All In With Chris Hayes, to tell of his own experience with pot. The incident occurred during his attempt to gain access to the 2000 Republican Convention when he was 21-years-old.
Hayes recalled the time when he was passing through the security checkpoint while on his way inside the convention center and as he neared the Philadelphia policeman manning the bag searching station Hayes told his audience that he suddenly remembered that he had "$30 of pot" in a eyeglasses case inside his bags.
Hayes was terrified thinking that the policeman was going to come down hard on him when he found the pot. But, after conferring with two other officers, the policeman put Hayes' pot back in his bag and waved him right on into the convention.
The MSNBC host said he was shocked at both his stupidity and his luck. But he had one steadfast idea on why the policeman let him go free.
"I can tell you as sure as I am sitting here before you that if I was a black kid with cornrows instead of a white kid with glasses, my ass would've been in a squad car faster than you can say George W. Bush," Hayes proclaimed.
But even Hayes noted that the police were at the convention to screen for dangerous articles like guns and bombs and a little pot was something that would only have brought the officer "a whole bunch of headaches."
Apparently it couldn't have been that. It had to be a practical application of racism.


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Jingle Bells Wooden Blocks
-1- 2×4 Wood
-1- 2×2 Wood
-Scrapbooking Paper (7 patterns)
-Matte Mod Podge
-Paint Brush or Sponge
-Scissors or Paper Cutter
-Miter Saw or Jigsaw
-Sand paper or Sander
-Letter Template
1. Measure out cuts on 2×4. You will need 2 pieces of each of the following measurements- 4, 5 and 6 inches.
2. Measure out 7 ½" on the 2×2 piece of wood.
3. Cut on your marks either using a jigsaw or miter saw. I found that my miter saw did a better job of giving me straight, consistent cuts. However, a jigsaw is usually a cheaper investment if you do not already own the tools to complete the project. A table saw could produce the same results.
4. Sand each piece to remove rough edges. Sand fronts to smooth out for paper application.
5. Paint each piece of wood. I used a matte paint to get better adherence from the mod podge. I chose brown for this project.
6. Pick your paper, you will need 7 different patterns unless you plan on repeating. I laid out my paper until I was satisfied with the order and patterns. Cut the paper for the large letter blocks into 3" strips. Cut the paper for the longer wood saying into a 1 ¼" strip.
7. Cut the first and fifth pieces of paper to a length of 5 ¾ inches. Cut the second and sixth pieces of paper to a length of 4 ¾ inches. Cut the third and fourth pieces of paper to a length of 3 ¾ inches. Cut the long wood piece of paper to a length of 7 ¼ inches.
Your piece for the "bells" wood will be longer; this was an earlier trial that did not look as nice.
8. Using the template provided in this post, trace the letters and word onto your pieces of paper. The paper is thin enough that if you place it on the template then onto a window, you can easily see the letters to trace them. I use my trusty best friend- a 1990s overhead projector. If you have a light box, the same result can be achieved. If you have a silhouette or other vinyl cutter, your project will go much quicker.
You'll notice the "g" does not quite fit the page. I aligned the top of the "g" and traced it. Then slide your colored paper down to finish tracing your "g".
9. Color in each letter with a sharpie marker. I found that paint crinkled my paper. If you want to use paint, I suggest adhering the paper to the wood block first and then painting in the letter.
10. Paint a thin layer of matte Mod Podge onto the wood block. Then paint another think layer onto the back of the paper letter, make sure to get all the corners and edges. Align onto the wood block and then use your brayer to adhere it firmly and remove any wrinkles or air bubbles. Allow this to dry for 15 minutes so the paper can finish setting. Smooth out any air bubbles or wrinkles during this drying time, either with your fingers or the brayer.
11. After the 15-minute drying period has ended, cover the paper with another thin layer of mod podge to seal it to the wood block.
12. Allow to dry and enjoy! See Falling Leaves tutorial for the other side.


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A few weeks ago we were happy to report that Martina Hingis engaged herself to Zurich lawyer Andreas Bieri. Today I have to report that according to Swiss newspaper A-Z.ch the engagement is off.
According to insiders Martina Hingis broke off the engagement but nobody would say why. She is not available for comments.
Andreas Bieri is not available for comments either.
Martina Hingis has a reputation when it comes to guys. It's the 11th relationship she has broken off.
Fans on the unofficial forums of Hingis are confused and devestated.
One fan named Lois has the following to say about the break up:
Certainly it would be nice to read some English explanation of the break-up, I'm just guessing that if I were in Andy's shoes and my girlfriend accepted a marriage proposal then turned around and gave me a long list of "things" she was going to be engaged in (pardon the pun) for the rest of the year…I'd be very disappointed…Martina you can't have it both ways…either you commit to a marriage or not…and her long standing reputation of "opting out" must have won over. Sad!
And I agree with Lois. Either commit to marriage or not.


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Your first visit to Brookwood Foot Care involves a few special steps so that we can get to know you. To understand what to expect, please read through this page. You'll find all the practical information you need, such as a map and directions to our office, practice hours, payment policies and more. There's also background information about our committed staff and our first visit procedures. You can also save some time by printing out and completing the patient forms in advance of your appointment.
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- Local Landmarks: Across the street from Reb Lobster, after Party Time
From I-65:
1. Take exit 252 toward US-31 N and go 2.5 miles
2. CVS & Gold's Gym will be on the left-turn RIGHT at the stop light after CVS then take an immediate left at Sprout's onto the access road that runs parallel to US-31.
3. We are the building after Party Time and Ski & Stuff
You will see a sign that says Alabama Eye Services –this is our parking lot. Our office can be accessed from the front, side or back of the building-located in the lower level, suite 100.
From Downtown Birmingham/Brookwood Hospital
1. Take US-31S/Independence Dr/Montgomery Highway-you will pass Dollar Tree, Stein Mart and Starbucks on your right
2. Turn LEFT at the light onto Canyon Road (Shell gas station will be directly on the right, McDonalds on the left)
3. Take an immediate RIGHT (Walgreen's will be on your left)
You will pass the post office, Remax and Petro Facial Surgery on your left. Our building will be after the mini storage and Promotional Creations on your left. Turn into the parking light with the sign for Alabama Eye Services. This is our parking lot. Our office can be accessed from the front, side or back of the building. We are in the lower level, suite 100


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The impact of a cancer Survivorship Care Plan on gynecological cancer patient and health car provider reported outcomes (ROGY Care): study protocol for a pragmatic cluster randomized controlled trial
Strengthening functioning systems to improve health outcomes will, in some cases, require new ways of thinking about health investments and greater dialogue with partner countries about constraints and opportunities.
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Previous interventions had been aimed at mothers of children, using participation in the WIC program as a channel for communication. The formative research and conversations with the African American community suggested that grandmothers were more frequently the chitterlings preparers and would serve as role models to younger women. Thus, the primary target audience was women who prepare chitterlings — older, African American women who, as grandmothers, are often also caregivers for infants.
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Elon University offers more than 50 major fields of study leading to the bachelor of arts, bachelor of fine arts or bachelor of science degree. The university also offers a dual- degree engineering program in cooperation with Columbia University, Penn State University, Georgia Tech, North Carolina A&T State University, North Carolina State University, University of Notre Dame, University of South Carolina, Virginia Tech and Washington University in St. Louis.
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The most notable aspect of the results from the Woodcock data collected in fourth grade (Table 3-2) is that, for the English-language results, there are minimal differences between the high-comprehending Spanish- and English-instructed children. However, when one examines these children's Spanish-language test results, the differences are marked.
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Cognitive and Physiologic Correlates of Subclinical Structural Brain Disease in Elderly Healthy Control Subjects
To represent the specific behaviors of this reflection, a schematic model was sought that simultaneously covered health promotion and the Health Policy for the Elderly, with a view to adopting actions for greater awareness, resulting in attitudes of empowerment and suggestions for gerontogeriatric nursing actions. Nola Penders Health Promotion Model(10) was used. Through a chart, it manages to represent the behaviors that can lead to health promotion. Nola Penders Model was developed in the United States in the 1980s, but was little explored in Brazil.
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The concept of versioning as used herein has nothing in common with the concept as used by software developers. In our research, versioning refers to the marketing of a GI service in different quality versions for different prices in order to satisfy different customers with different willingness to pay (Shapiro and Varian 1998 and 1999, Varian 2000). But every user who requests the same GI service quality pays the same price. This approach is also referred to as vertical differentiation or price- quality discrimination.
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A statistical report to investigate the effectiveness of the Furniture and Furnishings (Fire) (Safety) Regulations 1988
The U.S. EPA has targeted wood furniture manufacturers because they are the largest industrial users of solvents in paints and coatings among original equipment manufacturers in the United States, using over twice as much solvents as automobile manufacturers. 1 Wood is coated to protect it from physical and chemical damage, and natural degradation, as well as to impart an aesthetically pleasing finish.
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Another issue which was legitimately highlighted in the complaints from "Europe-v-Facebook" was that the relative size of the links to the privacy policy and statement of rights and responsibilities on the second page of the sign up process were much smaller than the remaining information on the page. We have accordingly recommended to FB-I that this matter be addressed and it has agreed to do so.
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Motivation and the resources for carrying out an attack make humans potentially dangerous threat-sources. Table 3-1 presents an overview of many of today's common human threats, their possible motivations, and the methods or threat actions by which they might carry out an attack. This information will be useful to organizations studying their human threat environments and customizing their human threat statements.
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Occasionally, the reader may notice a focus from the interview responses on the role of the executive director, both what they contribute to an effective relationship and how they benefit. Of special note is "New Thinking about Roles" in Chapter One in which the literature proposes executive directors should be more involved in areas that, in some organizations, were traditionally and previously defined as strictly board domain.
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Process Documentation of Health Education Interventions for School Children and Adolescent Girls in Rural India
One key element, also specified in Criterion 2.6, is that each set of competencies should be made available to school or program constituents, especially students. The site visit team will expect to see instructional objectives, programmatic competencies (for all MPH students), concentration competencies and course learning objectives in the self-study document and/or in an on-site resource file, but also in more public venues such as the website, student handbook, recruitment materials and course syllabi.
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Testing Costs and Testing Capacity According to the REACH Requirements – Results of a Survey of Independent and Corporate GLP Laboratories in the EU and Switzerland
History of Economics (3-4 semester credits) This course examines the history of economics over the past two centuries. Topics address development of the principal schools of economic theory including social, political and philosophical impacts upon economic theories. Students will address the main works of Malthus, J.S. Mill, Marx, Keynes and Galbraith and others. Microeconomic Principles (3-4 semester credits) Students analyze the impact of individual decision making units and the consequential behaviors of individual firms, corporations and industries in the economy.
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This property is required because the empirically observed densities of returns contrast with the Gaussian model [see Pagan 1996]. This rejection results from two stylised facts. First, large price changes appear more frequently than the normal density would lead to expect. Second, there are indications of significant asymmetry in stock returns. In other words, negative and positive price changes do not have the same probability. These two stylised facts are also apparent in implied volatilities.
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It has been reported that a substantial proportion of the new cases arise from the previously infected population. Hence, it appears that exogenous reinfection and/or endogenous reactivation play a major role in the development of post-primary disease. Though the risk of disease due to recent infection is known, the risk of disease associated with exogenous reinfection and endogenous reactivation has not been computed in Indian conditions. The data collected during a longitudinal study by NTI, Bangalore was analysed to estimate the above mentioned risk rates.
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If wild birds and free range farms are the main risks in the spread of H5N1, how did a country of backyard farms, in the middle of the worst affected zone, see 93% of its outbreaks concentrated in intensive farms? Interestingly, in Laos there is next to no contact between 'backyard' farms and the intensive production farms of the capital; the capital's intensive farms, on the other hand, are commonly integrated into foreign poultry companies (GRAIN 2006).
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Some analysts have wondered why uninsured people would purchase health insurance as the result of a mandate (Cassidy, 2010; Kling, 2010). After all, for many people the penalty would cost less (at least in the very short-term) than a policy. Health insurance mandates differ from some other requirements, such as the requirement to pay taxes: In exchange for compliance, enrollees individually receive a tangible good—health insurance—that they value. Health economics provides a framework for considering how changes in the price of health insurance affect coverage.
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The working pressure for governor systems vary, but generally the pressure required to apply the necessary squeeze is half of the working pressure. The servomotor stops usually must be adjusted to absorb part of the excess force of the full working pressure. Also the servomotor stops must be adjusted so that each servomotor applies the same amount of squeeze at the end of the stroke to prevent distortion of the operating ring and headcover.
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Given that the adverse affects of climate change on agriculture are expected to burden poor countries disproportionately, and their rural poor in particular, Bolivia is especially vulnerable as it is the poorest country in South America with at least 70% of the rural population living in poverty and more than a third of rural Bolivians living in extreme poverty. Those citizens who have been displaced by natural disasters in rural areas often remain at risk in urban areas as shantytowns and slums are frequently situated on land prone to flooding or landslide.
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If the UK environmental employment baseline level grows in line with projected annual growth rates (see Table 3 below), then, potentially, an additional 400,000 jobs could be created over the next eight years ‐ representing a 45% increase on today's level. This is a rough estimate based on the growth in market value, where employment levels are calculated on a pro rata basis.
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In thissection,somebasic issues foradvancing the industrialbioeconomyarediscussed,by referencetotheresourcebase,conversionoptionsandalternativeproductsandservices.The emphasis ison tropicalandsubtropicalbiomass resources,althoughsomeof theprocesses andproductsarealsorelevantfortemperateclimates.Thediscussionbelowisnotintendedto beanexhaustive listofpotential resourcesandproducts,but rather toprovidea flavour for someoftheoptionsavailable.
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Rather than going into a big explanation, please click this link to read what Kevin Jarrett, one of the organizers had to say about the what, when, and why of the event.
The Day ItselfThe day was well organized. I'm sure it was a leap of faith on the part of the organizers to try to put together an event this large. We arrived a bit early, found parking in a campus lot, and walked over to the building. They really gave me the feeling that this was going to be a fun event by the use of playground chalk on the sidewalk to mark the way to the door of the building.
Once inside the building, the registration ticket was entered into their system and we stopped by the student center for a bite to eat and conversations. I had been thinking for days about what I had to offer as a session at EdCampPhilly. One thing that I've gotten very good at is running the monster project wiki with Anna Baralt. I had an opportunity to sit and talk with David Jakes. He helped me think through what questions I had that I'd like to discuss with other teachers. Specifically, I decided this would include what's been working, what could be done better, and what opportunities there were in these collaborations. I enjoyed some conversation with Joyce about a web site validity web quest of hers that I had used earlier in the year. I had a chance to speak with Annemarie Stoeckle and asked her to be moral support at the session I offered for the fourth time slot of the day.
The SessionsI attended the first session with my two friends. We all decided we would like to see what David Jakes and Joyce Valenza would speak about in the session titled "The future of student research". I enjoyed the exchange between David and Joyce as they showed us several projects their high school students were involved in. I learned how Google News Timeline can be used to help students with research. [Try typing Challenger space shuttle and look in 1986]. Many links from their talk and the rest of my links for the day are under the edcamp tag in my delicious account. One thing I felt a little bad about is that my friends, who had never attended anything like this, were a bit overwhelmed by the fast exchange between the leaders and the participants. That's not to say it was bad. In fact, they both felt they learned so much. It was just a lot in one hour.
The second session was a little bit more difficult for me to settle into. At the beginning of the day, Kevin told everyone that if they attended a session and it wasn't fitting their needs, they should move on to another session. Additionally, if we were presenting and someone left, we shouldn't feel worried or offended. In the first 20 minutes of the time period, I sat in three different sessions. They were just not appropriate for my teaching the Kindergarten through eighth grade set. Finally, the third session called "Technology on the Cheap" with Mike Marron, seemed to fit my needs. It was technically a bit over my head, but I got some ideas to think about surrounding the technology I support in my building.
Lunch was on our own. We found a food truck across from the building and brought some sandwiches back to the tables on the campus grounds. We chatted and decompressed a bit.
The third session I attended was titled "WWKD: What Would Katy Do in Her Fifth Grade Classroom". This was exactly the type of session I hoped to learn from. Katy Gartside shared her Google Site for her fifth grade class and shared projects she had worked on with her students. She gave me some first hand insight into Edmodo. I've been aware of it for a while and have followed one of its founders, Jeff O'Hara for a long time on Twitter. Katy helped me understand more about its potential in my classroom as she led us through some screens and discussed how she found it useful with her students.
The final session was my personal stretch. I led a session called Online Collaboration in Primary Grades: Ideas? Questions? What Works? I know from experience that the primary grades do not always get a lot of attention at conferences. I didn't prepare to speak in advance so during the day, I quickly came up with a shared Google Document to list some links and my main talking points. I enjoyed the company of about fifteen teachers. They seems interested and I managed to get some discussion going on in the room. I was very grateful for the support of Annemarie who has been a member of the monster project wiki for the last few years. As I mentioned to those in the room, monster projects are not new. What I like about the way we've been doing it is that we not only draw, describe, and redraw the monsters but talk afterward about the difference between the drawings and descriptions. We do a good job communicating throughout the project from beginning to end, too.
I enjoyed presenting at the session and now that I've gotten my feet wet, I know I'll do it again.
Should You Go in the FutureAbsolutely. Both of my friends felt that they were exposed to new ideas and will go again with me some day. They felt a little overwhelmed and needed to take a break from thinking by the end of the day. We all enjoyed the "after party" at Slainte Restaurant. The food and company there were great. I look forward to EdCampPhilly 2011 when and if it happens...and it sounds like it will.
Jarrett, Kevin. "DSC_8113." kjarrett's photostream. 2010 May 31. 2010 May 22.
Jarrett, Kevin. "DSC_8142." kjarrett's photostream. 2010 May 31. 2010 May 22. http://www.flickr.com/photos/kjarrett/4629192028/in/pool-edcamp


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Hobby is NOT something that is DEAD and fixed , Collecting stamps has been a hobby for a long history, a change in the traditional way of collecting stamp is necessary to boost the interest of the collectors - YES, maximaphily chips in perfectly as a branch of philately, it involves with stamps and gives more pleasure in the hunting of postcards and reallising of the maximum cards. Take a ride of the growing trend of the hobby and hope you will enjoy it.
Friday, January 22, 2010
Thursday, January 21, 2010
A Toast ....
Friday, January 15, 2010
I Love Maximaphily
I love Maximaphily, I love to realise maximum cards. Maximaphily is a branch of philately which allows a philatelist to create a philatelic product of his own. No one can print a stamp, however, one can freely produce a maximum card. Maximaphily is fun filled, exciting and satisfying. If you have NOT started to create a maximum card of your own, start now ... it is never too late to it.
Thursday, January 14, 2010
The days when we were young ...
When we were lads, we were wild. We used to catch fish in the streams, looking for fighting spiders, flying kites in the fields, those days were filled with fun and joy. Glad to see stamps are going "young" and better with the Maximaphily, I can create whatever I like with the stamps attached on it.
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
A card I realised ages ago ....
That was many years back I did this MC without knowledge of the FIP rules and guidelines. A complete set of stamps was affixed on the card, of course, as reviewed by the current FIP rules and guidelines for Maximaphily, this card does NOT qualify to be a maximum card by definition. However, this is one of the early cards I have realised, I still treasure it in my album.
Monday, January 11, 2010
The King of all fruits - Durian
This is the King of all Fruits of Malaysia - the DURIAN. Durian is a seasonal fruit, normally, the tree bears fruit twice a year. Durian will be seen everywhere when the fruit bearing season approaches. Most of the Malaysians like to eat the fruit, however, most of the foreigners seem to deter away from it for the strong scent it has.
Sunday, January 10, 2010
1 MALAYSIA dessert - Ice Kacang
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You see, I've been brought here to add some horse-cred to the mostly hoof-less (and quite frankly, boring) editorial content here at GamesRadar. So today, we're here to admire the fine form of gaming's greatest mounts, the tireless equines that carried helpless protagonists across rivers, through caves, and over mountains.
7) Epona
The games: Ocarina of Time, Majora's Mask, The Minish Cap, Twilight Princess
The rider: Some human boy dressed in green
Epona was born and raised at the Lon Lon Ranch. The bashful filly was originally destined for a lifetime of servitude between the cold unloving thighs of Ganondorf. I hate seeing good girls lowering themselves before unworthy riders. Luckily for Epona, some kind kid with a sword freed her from a cruel future with this unsightly villain.
Can you hear the soft clip-clop of happy hooves prancing through the verdant plains of Hyrule? That's Epona, giving a free ride to the luckiest boy in the world.
Above: Happiness is petting Epona
Know your horse: Epona was named after a Celtic goddess who protected horses, donkeys, and mules. She reappears in Majora's Mask and rides through even more battles in Twilight Princess. Astute fans will remember Epona's cameo in The Minish Cap, where she can be seen towing a cart of Lon Lon milk for Malon, her greedy capitalist oppressor.
6) Acherus Deathcharger
The game: World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King
The rider: Some Death Knight
Why do good stallions always fall so hard for evil mares? Maybe it's a way for us to buck against the reigns of our conservative sires, to rebel against our agrarian roots. Or maybe mares just look incredibly hot when wrapped in a naughty coat of armor that has "I'm a bad girl," written all over it. Either way, the Acherus Deathcharger isn't the sort of gal you'd bring home to meet your parents. But that's what makes riding her so exciting.
Above: Thanks to their undead background, Deathchargers get along great with boney non-ponies, like this skinny Blood Elf
Above: Deathchargers can always bear the weight of fully armored tanks
Know your horse: This is a very fast mount. It will increase your movement speed by no less than 100% and is exclusive to Death Knights. In order to earn this sweet ride, you'll need to complete the quest called "Into the Realm of Shadows." Just talk to Salanar the Horseman in the Scarlet Enclave.


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Next month I'm going to my first wedding of 2012 and this sparks the beginning of the wedding season – traditionally from Easter, all throughout the summer, into autumn and over Christmas. Ok, when isn't it wedding season?! Still, it's got me thinking about one of the important traditions of modern weddings; the hen party! And I wanted to share a few tips that I've learnt from wedding professionals (such as partyoffers.co.uk and henheaven.co.uk) about the planning & (of course) enjoying of a hen night!
Guest List The most important part of the hen night is who is going to be there. Talk to the hen to find out who she wants invited so that no one gets missed out (similarly, you won't risk inviting a work colleague that the bride secretly can't stand!). Ensure that the invitations are sent well in advance so that the guests have plenty of time to book babysitters or time off work. You want to make sure as many of the hen's special people are there to celebrate the evening with her!
What does the bride want? One girl's heaven might be another girl's idea of a hen night from hell. It's lovely to surprise your bride but you also want to be certain that the hen is going to have a great time and be comfortable with whatever you've organised. So chat to the hen about anything that she wouldn't want to happen and remember that the point of the evening is to make the hen feel as special as possible!
Budget It's important to consider how much people will have to spend in order to join in the hen night because you want as many of her friends as possible to be able to attend. Tell everyone upfront how much it will cost to book any activities, and also whether they will need to bring extra cash for any food and drinks. And don't forget that a theme or costumes can be a cheap way of making a simple night out even more special.
Activities & Games The most enjoyable hen night is one where everyone is chatting and laughing so if you're arranging an activity think about something which is interactive and will allow the girls to have a good old giggle together such as cocktail making or a burlesque lesson. When you're not doing your activity, it's a good idea to have a backup of quizzes, games or dares to do that will get people interacting and having a good time!
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Volume 16, Issue 3 (Pajouhan Scientific Journal, Spring 2018)
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Afshari M, Tapak L, Shamsiadeh M, Barati M. Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices of Parents with Children under 6 Years Old Referring to Health Centers in Hamadan Regarding Fever Control . psj. 2018; 16 (3) :58-66
Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices of Parents with Children under 6 Years Old Referring to Health Centers in Hamadan Regarding Fever Control
Monireh Afshari
Leyli Tapak
Morteza Shamsiadeh
Majid Barati
1- Students Research Committee, Hamadan University of Medical Sciences, Hamadan, Iran.
2- Department of Biostatistic, School of Public Health, Hamadan University of Medical Sciences, Hamadan, Iran.
3- School of Nursing and Midwifery, Hamadan University of Medical Sciences, Hamadan, Iran.
4- Social Determinants of Health Research Center and Department of Public Health, Hamadan University of Medical Sciences, Hamadan, Iran. ,
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Background and Objective:
Control of fever in children is one of the most common reasons for parents to seek medical care and medical attention in health centers. Thus, the aim of this study was to investigate the knowledge, attitudes and practices of parents with children under 6 years old referring to health centers in Hamadan regarding fever control.
Materials and Methods:
This cross-sectional study was carried out on 504 parents with children under 6 years old in Hamadan who health centers were selected by cluster sampling and parents were selected by convenience sampling method in 2017. Data collection tools consisted of a questionnaire in four sections: demographic data, parents' knowledge, attitude and practice. Data were analyzed using independent t-test, one way ANOVA and Pearson correlation coefficient in SPSS-16 software.
The subjects reported 83.9%, 49.6%, and 86.9% of receivable scores of knowledge, attitudes and practices, respectively. Parents' knowledge in controlling fever was reported as undesirable. However, the parents' attitude and practices were at a satisfactory level. There is also a positive and significant correlation between knowledge, attitude and practice. There is a positive and significant correlation between parent's knowledge, attitude and practices (P<0.01).
According to the unfavorable level of parents' knowledge, it is essential to consider plan for teaching parents in the management of childhood fever control methods at home by health care providers.
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Mussels with Horseradish Cream Recipe
Steam fresh mussels and add this horseradish dressing with aquavit liqueur for a unique culinary treat.
Scandinavians use horseradish creatively, in all sorts of ways. Here, in a Nordic riff on the classic French moules marinieres, mussels are steamed in a caraway-scented aquavit (available at most liquor stores) and finished off with a zesty dose of horseradish.
• 2 tablespoons butter
• 1 large shallot, minced
• 1-1/4 cups aquavit
• 2 pounds mussels, cleaned
• 3 tablespoons heavy cream
• 2 to 3 tablespoons freshly grated horseradish, depending on pungency, plus more for garnish
• 2 tablespoons minced fresh parsley
• Freshly ground white pepper
1. Melt butter in a large stockpot over medium-low heat, add shallot and sauté until soft but not brown, 2 to 3 minutes. Pour in aquavit, then add mussels. Cover pot, bring to a boil over medium-high heat, and cook until mussels open wide (start checking around 5 minutes). Turn off heat and discard any mussels that didn't open. With a slotted spoon, transfer mussels to large serving bowl.
2. Bring cooking liquid in pot to a boil over medium-high heat and cook until slightly reduced, about 2 minutes. Lower heat, add cream, horseradish and parsley, and simmer until flavors blend, about 2 minutes. Generously grind white pepper over top just before you pour sauce over mussels. Serve garnished with shaved horseradish.Take a culinary trip with more Nordic food in The Nordic Diet: Healthy Eating with an Environmental Bent.


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Despite trailing 8-6 in the late stages of the third quarter, the Hiram College men's lacrosse team scored eight, unanswered goals to defeat Adrian College, 14-8, on Saturday afternoon.
Hiram received career nights from three different players, including seniors Justin Dionne and Marcus McNeal, and junior Jaret Walland.
Walland one-upped his career-best performance in the win, posting his second-straight hat trick while scoring a career-high four goals. McNeal tallied the first hat trick of his career on just three shots, while Dionne bested a career high with five assists, finishing with seven total points.
The Terriers opened the game in a fury, scoring three of the first four goals of the afternoon. Junior Jaret Walland tallied the first tally on an assist from Justin Dionne less than a minute into the action.
Just under six minutes later, senior Alex Meehan went the length of the field on a clear before finding freshman Gage St. Leon. Leon finished in front of the net to give Hiram a 2-0 lead.
Following a Bulldogs score from Fernando Rodriguez, Hiram responded as Dionne and Walland once again found each other. This time it was Walland picking up the assist as Dionne buried a shot from 15-yards out to put the Terriers up 3-1.
Adrian would respond before the end of the quarter as Rodriguez tallied the final to goals of the frame. He first scored with 6:31 to play in the quarter, before adding his third just 45 seconds later to tie the game at 3-3.
In the second stanza, the Bulldogs once again put up a three spot, while Hiram snagged a pair of goals. Adrian took their first lead of the game on a goal by Grant Nesbitt, before Walland responded with his second goal of the afternoon to once again tie the game.
Adrian's Morgan Caldwell once again put the Bulldogs ahead with 7:24 to play in the half on the only unassisted score of the first 30 minutes.
With under two minutes to play, the Terriers took advantage of a man-up situation as Jonah Austin found Marcus McNeal for the score, tying the match at 5-5.
The Bulldogs, however, would get the final score of the half thanks to a man-up opportunity with under 30 seconds to play. Kyle Sanderson provided the tally with 14 seconds to go in the half and Adrian would go into the break leading 6-5.
Adrian posted a fast start to the third quarter, scoring their seventh goal of the game in just seven seconds as face-off man Max Leventis beat the Terrier defense to the net. Just three minutes later, Rodriguez found the back of the net again, scoring in a man-up advantage to push the lead to two. That, however, would be the Bulldogs final tally.
The Terriers gained their momentum back in the final 10 seconds of the third quarter, as junior Horace Johnson turned defense into offense, starting a fast-break in which he found an open Dionne. Dionne then dished off to St. Leone, who beat the keep, with four tics remaining on the clock to cut the lead to 8-7.
At the start of the fourth, a one-minute, unreleasable, penalty was assessed to the Bulldogs due to improper equipment.
The Terriers immediately took advantage, as Walland and Tim Stucky both found the back of the net in the first minute, giving Hiram a 9-8 lead. Dionne assisted on Walland's goal, while Liam Pinney got into the point column with the assist to Stucky.
From that point on the final frame was all Hiram. The Terriers outshot Adrian 12-1 in the last 15 minutes, while senior Alex Meehan won all seven face-off attempts. Hiram also held an 8-1 advantage in ground balls and forced five Bulldog turnovers.
Offensively, Hiram would tack on five more goals, as Walland found his fourth and was followed by an unassisted goal by McNeal (his third). Stucky then scored back-to-back goals for his third hat trick of the season. Dionne then finished off the scoring, giving him a team-high seven points on the night.
Along with the offense, the defense played well, particularly in the final stage, to help Hiram grab just their second three-game winning streak in program history.
Junior goalie Liam Osborne snagged his third win on the season, totaling 11 saves.
Hiram will look to improve to 4-0 on the year when they play host to Alfred State on Saturday, March 9. Game time at Charles A. Henry Field is scheduled for 1 p.m.


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The Genealogy of the Daellenbach Family
Johannes Dällenbach
b. 16 June 1839, d. 4 May 1929
Last Edited=3 Jul 2005
Johannes Dällenbach was born on 16 June 1839 in Otterbach, Canton Bern, Switzerland.2,3 He was the son of Christian Dällenbach and Anna Barbara Ganomater.1 He was christened on 23 June 1839 in Kirchberg, Switzerland. Kirchberg is 10 miles north of Bern between Jegenstorf and Burgdorf.4
Johannes Daellenbach
Johannes married Anna Steger on 21 November 1862.5 He was 23 years old; she was 25 years old. Johannes and Anna had at least three children. These children are Anna Maria, Elise and Emma.4 Anna died on 2 August 1872, leaving Johannes a widower.5
Johannes married Elisabeth Lee Hodel, daughter of Gotlieb Hodel and Anna Rivenact, on 21 November 1874 at Heiliggeistkirche (Holy Ghost Church) in Bern, Canton Bern, Switzerland.6 Johannes and Elisabeth had 8 children. These children are Emil, Johannes, Gottfried, Paul, Bertha, Emma, Christian and Gottfried.7,8 Johannes worked as a master shoemaker.5
In 1882, John and Elisabeth, with their 5 children, left Switzerland and immigrated to the United States of America. They boarded the Steamer Frangsze, port unknown. They landed in New York City in March of that same year. They probably were processed through the Castle Garden facility. Family legend states that this is when the surname, Dällenbach, became Daellenbach.9 He became a naturalized citizen in Taylor County, Wisconsin.10 See a picture of the Daellenbach family taken circa 1897. He went by the name John.
John, age 61, and Elisabeth, age 53, were enumerated on the 1900 Federal Census in Dorchester, Clark County, Wisconsin. Also enumerated in this household were their 7 children: John (age 23), Godfrey (age 21), Christian (age 19), Emil (age 15), Bertha (age 13), Paul (age 11), and Emma (age 8). They have been married for 25 years. They own their farm with a mortgage.8 John worked as a farmer.8 Follow the link to see the census image.
John, age 70, and Elisabeth, age 63, were enumerated on the 1910 Federal Census in Mayville, Clark County, Wisconsin. Also enumerated in this household were three of their children: Gottfried, age 31, Paul, age 21, and Emma age 18. Their other children, John (age 34), Christian (age 29), Bertha (age 25) and Emil (age 26), are living with their own families. They own their farm with a mortgage.7 Follow the link to see the census image. John, age 80, was enumerated in the household of Fred Daellenbach (his son) on the 1920 Federal Census in Dorchester. John's wife, Elisabeth, age 72, also lives with them.11 Follow the link to see the census image. Circa 1923, John and Elisabeth moved to Proctor Village, St. Louis County, Minnesota.12
John died on 4 May 1929 at 629 West First Street in Proctor, St. Louis County, Minnesota.12 He was 89 years, 10 months, and 18 days old.12 The cause of death was from "chronic mryocardites" and senility.12 Follow the link to see the death certificate. He and Elisabeth were buried in Dorchester Village, Clark County, Wisconsin.13
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Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Making A Musical Tree
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That is such a great idea, I love it.ReplyDelete
The pic of your baby is beautiful, and I love the 'bangers'
Not sure if you have access to a kiln, but pottery bells sound divine. -even just shapes made out of clay and fired then strung up.
Ooh, i love this! i saw this idea somewhere too and ive totaly wanted to make one except sadly we dont have any trees:( (well except baby fruit trees that would fall over with one hit!)ReplyDelete
If you keep an eye out in opp shops im sure youl find all sorts off great things for it. Old metal tea pots would be awesome! Love the little ladybird in the hitty stick:) Cypress looks so content munching on grass, hes such a cutie
Wow what a GREAT idea! I love it!. Your backyard looks nice and big ... perfect for a trampoline ;) Tell you what Free, I'll share my trampoline if you share your wonderful music tree.ReplyDelete
How about some old spoons and forks? You could bend the prongs around so they weren't too 'stabby'.
Bamboo would make some nice earthy sounds too.
Fabulous ideas ladies! My husband is a glass blower so access to the kiln is a no brainer, I have lots of left over bamboo from my fail attempt at wind chimes, and man I would definately be the coolest mom on the block if I hung some tea pots, how random! I will definately post about this again when I get a bit more added. Thanks a ton!ReplyDelete
Your music tree is awesome!! beautiful photos.ReplyDelete
Kat, these pics are lovely (and a bit of grass eating never hurt anyone lol)ReplyDelete
I am awaiting a tree in my little garden. nearer the autum were are having a big fruit tree planted in our chill out area! so hopefully we will soon have somewhere to tie ribbons and make music!
Is he sitting in the grass nekkid?? How freaking cute!ReplyDelete
I just found your blog through shakti mama's self portrait challenge. I'm thinking about joining since I try to post a lot of self portraits on my blog but the extra kick in the pants would help. lol
I love the idea of this musical tree. I love how thrilled with it your son looks :-)
This is such a great idea! We were just at a science Museum that had a music play yard all made out of recycled things, like hub caps and metal dust pans..it was so great!! The kids had such a fabulous time banging on everything! i really want to create something like that here.ReplyDelete
Loved all the pictures! Thanks for sharing.
Btw, i thought i'd replied to you on my blog..only to realize i send a message to noreply-comment. ha ha...oops.
Anyhow, my husband specializes in marbles, he just started blowing pipes again...after not making them for about 5 years.
Thank you for stopping by my blog, i look forward to checking out your blog.
great idea! and your baby is so beautiful:) as are you!ReplyDelete
This is such a beautiful idea. What a creative mama. You kids will have so many fun memories. Your pictures are magical!ReplyDelete
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Psalm 150 Musical Responsive Reading
M: Praise the Lord.
C: We are here today to offer our praises to our savior.
M: Praise God in his sanctuary;
C: We are the body of Christ. We have gathered in this sanctuary to lift our voice in praise.
M: praise him in his mighty heavens.
C: We look forward to being with our savior one day in heaven where we will be surrounded with beauty and perfect heart-felt praise.
M: Praise him for his acts of power;
C: For walking on water, for calming the storm, for raising the dead and for conquering sin we praise you.
M: Praise him for his surpassing greatness.
C: We praise the King of Kings, The Lord of Lords and the Prince of Peace.
M: Praise him with the sounding of the trumpet,
C: We will praise you with brass instruments. (if you have a trumpet player available; let them blast now*)
M: Praise him with the harp and lyre,
C: We will praise you with stringed instruments. (if you have any string instrument players available; let them strum, pick, thumb and stroke now*)
M: praise him with timbrel and dancing,
C: We will praise you with tambourines and dancing. (Tap the tambourine now*)
M: praise him with the strings and pipe,
C: We will praise you with the organ and the guitar. (Organ and guitar play here*)
M: praise him with the clash of cymbals,
C: we crash the cymbals together to celebrate because the today is the day you have made (cymbal crash now*)
M: praise him with resounding cymbals.
C: Let everything that has breath praise the Lord. Praise the Lord. (Crash the cymbals again*)
* Instrumental breaks are 3 to 5 second riffs that have been prepared in advance


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N.C. State forward Jericole Hellems released from hospital
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RALEIGH, N.C. — North Carolina State says sophomore forward Jericole Hellems has been released from a hospital and is in "good spirits" after an injury in Saturday's win at Wake Forest.
The team announced the news Sunday on Twitter. Hellems had fallen on a rebound attempt and banged the back of his head on the court with 28 seconds left. He was alert but had to be carried from the court on a stretcher. Then he was taken to a hospital for precautionary reasons to rule out a possible lower back injury as well as to be evaluated for a possible concussion.
The team says Hellems will meet with NC State doctors in the coming days, while coach Kevin Keatts will address his status later in the week.
NC State travels to UNC Greensboro next Sunday.
AP Poll: Louisville remains No. 1, Ohio State jumps to No. 3
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Louisville and Kansas finally provided some consistency to what has been a volatile Top 25 poll this season, while perennial bluebloods Michigan State and North Carolina continued to tumble after another wave of defeats.
The Cardinals solidified thier place at No. 1 in the AP Top 25 released Monday by routing then-No. 4 Michigan in the ACC-Big Ten Challenge and breezing past Pittsburgh over the past week. The Jayhawks stayed at No. 2 after returning from their Maui Invitaitonal title to thump former Big 12 member Colorado.
"I think it's two games in a row, where we got stops," Louisville coach Chris Mack said. "We didn't allow second shots. We ran the clock on offense. We got great looks. We got layups, and that's a killer."
Ohio State jumped from sixth to third following its 74-49 rout of then-No. 7 North Carolina and a Big Ten blowout of Penn State. Maryland dropped one spot to fourth despite continuing to pile up wins, while Michigan slid one spot to round out the top five after Juwan Howard's bunch ran into the Louisville buzzsaw for their first loss of the season.
The Spartans continued their fall from preseason No. 1 after losing to Duke, this time dropping from 11th to No. 16. The Tar Heels tumbled 10 spots to No. 17 after getting crushed by Ohio State and losing to No. 9 Virginia.
San Diego State joined the rankings at No. 25.
1. Louisville (55)
2. Kansas (4)
3. Ohio St. (5)
4. Maryland
5. Michigan
6. Gonzaga
7. Duke
8. Kentucky
9. Virginia
10. Oregon
11. Baylor
12. Auburn
13. Memphis
14. Dayton
15. Arizona
16. Michigan St.
17. North Carolina
18. Butler
19. Tennessee
20. Villanova
21. Florida St.
22. Seton Hall
23. Xavier
24. Colorado
25. San Diego St.
Others receiving votes: Utah St. 160, Washington 144, Purdue 130, Indiana 13, Marquette 11, Liberty 9, Saint Mary's (Cal) 8, Texas 6, Florida 5, Penn St. 5, Georgetown 4, West Virginia 3, Richmond 3, LSU 2, Duquesne 1, DePaul 1, VCU 1.
Monday's Overreactions: Naji Marshall owns Cincinnati, Ohio State is No. 1, Joel Ayayi
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PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Naji Marshall, Xavier
Marshall has lived up to the hype through the first month of the season, but the biggest and best game that he has played in 2019 happened on Saturday. Squaring off with archrival Cincinnati, Marshall went off for 31 points, eight boards, five steals and three assists, hitting four threes and totally outplaying his Bearcat counterpart, Jarron Cumberland.
As a team, Xavier has been a little bit up and down this season. Their issues shooting the ball have been prevalent all season long, and as good as the likes of Tyrique Jones, Quentin Goodin and Paul Scruggs – hell, and Marshall himself – can be, there has been some inconsistency to date.
There was not any on Saturday.
Marshall took over and led Xavier to their biggest win of the season.
TEAM OF THE WEEK: Ohio State Buckeyes
Can we even consider anyone else?
On Wednesday, the Buckeyes went into Chapel Hill and ran North Carolina out of their own gym, leaving with a 74-49 win. On Saturday, Chris Holtmann's club hosted Penn State, and that did not go well for the Nittany Lions, who lost by 32 points while giving up 106.
This team is starting to look scary, and there's a valid argument to make that they should be sitting at No. 1 in the AP poll this morning.
Speaking of which …
If we ranked teams solely based on resume at this point in the season, I don't think there is any way to leave the Buckeyes out of the top spot.
They are undefeated. They have beaten Villanova by 25 at home. They have beaten North Carolina by 25 on the road. They have beaten Penn State by 32 at home. Those are three of the top 24 teams in the country, according to KenPom. No one else can match that. Hell, the Buckeyes are currently sitting at No. 1 in KenPom's rankings.
To put those wins into context, consider this, via Jordan Sperber of Hoop Vision: There have been six instances this season of a top 50 KenPom team losing by 20 or more points. Ohio State is responsible for three of them.
To be honest, I'm not ready to actually call Ohio State the best team in college basketball – I explain why in the podcast below at the 11:20 mark – but they are certainly playing like it.
Look, I know how ridiculous this is going to sound.
Coming off of a performance where Anthony Cowan shot 6-for-14 from the floor in a game where Maryland needed something bordering on a miracle to erase a 15 point second half deficit at home against unranked Illinois, I'm finally convinced?
Well, kinda?
Here's my logic: I am not sold on Mark Turgeon being the best coach in college basketball, and I am hardly alone in that sentiment. But he does have a roster with some talent, and it is always a good sign when a team's talent takes over and wins a game where, frankly, they played like crap. That's exactly what happened on Saturday. In the past, Cowan would not have taken over. In the past, he would not have put the team on his back, scored 20 points in the final 23 minutes and finished with seven boards, six assists and the game-tying and winning points in the final 20 seconds.
All-Americans bail their team out in games they are not supposed to win. Final Four teams win games where they don't show up until they are getting thoroughly embarrassed. The Terps did both of those things.
Now, would I like to see them finally figure out how to win without sleepwalking through the first half of games?
But it's hardly a bad sign to be sitting at 10-0 as you're still figuring things out.
After taking down Florida in Indianapolis on Saturday afternoon, Butler has a surprisingly impressive crop of wins this season. They beat Minnesota at home. They beat Missouri in Kansas City. They beat Stanford on a neutral. They won at Ole Miss. And now they have that win over the Gators, who we just can't quite seem to quit.
Either way, the Bulldogs play at Baylor on Tuesday night and then take on Purdue in the Crossroads Classic next Saturday.
We'll know more about them then, but for now, this is a team that we have to talk about.
That said …
Florida State beat Florida in Gainesville?
The Seminoles must be awesome!
UConn beat Florida in Storrs?
The Huskies are back, baby!
Butler knocks off the Gators in Hinkle?
The Bulldogs are the most underrated team in the country?
Listen, I'm not saying that Ayayi is the best player on this Gonzaga roster.
I think that he's probably their third-best player, and even that might be generous.
What he is, however, is a guy that fills a role that the Zags didn't have anyone to fill. The issue with this Gonzaga team heading into the season was in their backcourt. We wondered if they had enough point guard play, perimeter shooting and playmaking to be able to compete with the best teams in the country. It's one thing to have a great frontline with guards that can get them the rock where they need it. It's another thing to have a great frontline and no one that an initiate offense or keep defenses honest.
Ayayi has done those things to date this season. He's averaging 10.1 points, 6.6 boards and 3.8 assists, which is second on the team to Ryan Woolridge, who is quietly having a solid start to the season as well. He provides length, athleticism, floor-spacing, a second ball-handler and creator. He takes the pressure off of Woolridge to carry the lead guard load.
He is more or less everything that Gonzaga fans were hoping Admon Gilder would turn into.
We'll see if this lasts, but his performance against Washington on Saturday was really promising. Ayayi didn't play or shoot particularly well, but he stepped up with 20 seconds left and buried the biggest shot of the game, a three to give the Zags a 82-76 lead and bury U-Dub.
Mamukelashvili breaks wrist as No. 16 Seton Hall loses to Iowa State
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AMES, Iowa — No. 16 Seton Hall lost much more than a game in Ames, as starter Sandro Mamukelashvili broke his right wrist in the first half of a loss at Iowa State.
Tyrese Haliburton scored 17 points, George Conditt had a season-high 17 off the bench and the Cyclones knocked off Seton Hall 76-66 on Sunday for its second straight victory.
Rasir Bolton scored 15 of his 17 points in the second half to help the Cyclones avenge an 84-76 loss on Nov. 29 to the Pirates (6-3) in the Bahamas. The rematch was part of the Big East/Big 12 Alliance series.
Mamukelashvili, a 6-foot-11 forward and a facilitator who averaged 12.3 points and 5.3 rebounds a game entering play, went down hard with 15:14 to go in the first half and didn't return.
Coach Kevin Willard said after the game that it was too soon to know how long Mamukelashvili might be out.
"I don't know for sure. It's definitely broken. But we … have to go get an MRI tomorrow and let our doctors and radiologists read it," Willard said. "There's definitely a break in there, it's just that we don't know where it is."
Conditt's free throws pushed Iowa State's lead to 59-53 with 2:56 left. Haliburton then drew an offensive foul and freed himself for a wide-open 3 at the top of the key. Haliburton drilled it, making it a nine-point game at the 2:23 mark.
Seton Hall fouled Prentiss Nixon from beyond the arc with 1:27 left. Nixon hit all three from the line to push Iowa State back up by nine, and Conditt's transition dunk sealed the win.
Iowa State won despite shooting just 4 of 19 on 3s.
"Every good team needs a signature win and this was the first one for us," Iowa State coach Steve Prohm said. "It felt really good beat a ranked team, but also a team that beat us before."
Myles Powell scored 19 points with eight rebounds for Seton Hall. But Powell was 7 of 20 shooting, had five turnovers and fouled out with 54.4 seconds to go on an offensive foul. The Pirates' previous defeats came against Michigan State and Oregon by just five combined points.
Seton Hall committed 20 turnovers and was outrebounded 43-40 despite having a major size advantage. The Pirates also gave Iowa State 33 tries from the line, and Cyclones made 26 of them.
"We turned the ball over too much and we fouled," Willard said. "You can't go on the road against a good team and turn the basketball over and foul."
Seton Hall: On losing Mamukelashvili, Willard said that "it changes things a lot. But the good thing is, we have some guys that need to get comfortable in that role and step up in that role…we're going to need everyone to step up."
Iowa State: The Cyclones have been strangely awful at times this season shooting jump shots — even though they supposedly have enough shooters. It's a problem that Iowa State will need to get sorted out before it threatens to sink their season. On the plus side, the Cyclones were active with their hands in forcing Seton Hall's bigs to turn it over, and Haliburton delivered yet another signature performance.
Losing on the road to a Big 12 team that had the opportunity to play them 10 days ago shouldn't cost the Pirates too much. Iowa State's Hilton Coliseum can be a brutal place for opponents — especially one that didn't necessarily know what it was walking into.
"It's a hell of a win for us." —- Prohm said.
Seton Hall: At Rutgers on Saturday.
Iowa State: Hosts Iowa on Thursday night.
Monday Overreactions Podcast: Ohio State's the best, Travis Steele's the GOAT, is Anthony Cowan good?
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Rob Dauster and Bobby Reagan are back to walk through everything that happened in college basketball this weekend. Is Ohio State the best team in college basketball? Is it actually Maryland? Just how good is Anthony Cowan? Just how bad is Florida? And did Travis Steele do the greatest thing in the history of coaching on Saturday night? He might have.


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(NECN) - Rain fell fast and furious across parts of New England on Saturday, causing flash floods in some areas -- even closing some streets.
As of 3:30 p.m., Storrow Drive eastbound and westbound at the Mass. Ave. Bridge and Longfellow Bridge were closed.
"This is the heaviest rain we've had in weeks, and we've had close to a month's worth of rain in some of these locations in just an hour or two," NECN meteorologist Tim Kelley said.
He said three-to-four inches of rain were picked up in just an hour or two.
"The worst of flooding rain is done," he said of Boston's situation.
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AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - Voters in Houston, the fourth most populous U.S. city, rejected a measure that have would banned discrimination based on gender identity and sexual orientation, protections not guaranteed under Texas law.
The Houston Equal Rights Ordinance was backed by outgoing Mayor Annise Parker, the first open lesbian to be elected as mayor of a major U.S. city and local business, while prominent Republicans and Christian pastors rallied against the proposal also called HERO.
The ordinance would ban discrimination in city employment and city services, city contracts, public accommodations, private employment and housing based on criteria including an individual's sexual orientation and gender identity.
The political wrangling over the measure had gone on for more than a year. Some conservative Christians saw it as an attack on their religious liberties. Backers of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community said it reflected the values of a modern and multicultural city and was needed to stamp out bigotry.
Many opponents focused on a small part of the ordinance that they said concerned the use of public bathrooms by transgender men and women. They also said it could allow for sexual predators in public restrooms.
Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick, a Tea Party Republican, said in an advertisement opposed to HERO: "It's about allowing men into women's locker rooms and bathrooms. No woman should have to share a public locker room or restroom with a man."
Mayor Parker said after the vote, HERO's defeat may have stained the city's reputation.
"This was a campaign of fear mongering and deliberate lies," Parker said.
The measure won support from liberal groups and business leaders including the Greater Houston Partnership, which has more than 1,200 member companies.
"As we work to attract businesses and talented professionals to our region, they have made clear that they are seeking a community that is welcoming, diverse and inclusive," said Bob Harvey, president and CEO of the Greater Houston Partnership.
Indiana and Arkansas this year revised religious freedom acts after facing threats of boycotts and a firestorm of criticism from those who said the measures would allow people to cite their religious beliefs as reason to discriminate against the LGBT community.
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For the past two years, gingerbread houses scattered in windows throughout the downtown area have delighted the shopping crowds. Displays made by all kinds of folks from children's groups to professional bakers have enlivened the holiday season and added to the Beary Merry fun. The New Bern Historical Society is pleased to do it again this year. Everyone is invited to make their own gingerbread creation and enter it in the contest. Don't delay, the deadline to enter is November 11, 2019. Completed houses will be displayed at selected downtown merchants November 26-December 20.
There will be four categories for contestants: Youth (up to 14), Adults, (age 15 and up), Family (a combination of Youth and Adults) and Professionals (bakers, chefs, caterers, cooks, professional engineers, artists etc.) People can enter as a group, or as an individual. There will be cash prizes up to $150 and all who enter will receive a hand-crafted pottery ornament. In addition to an award in each category, there will be a $200 prize to the entry that best reflects the "Historic New Bern Christmas" theme. That award, the Nancy Chiles Heritage Award, is named in honor of long time Board member and Gingerbread supporter, Nancy Chiles. There is also a People's Choice Award. The public will be asked to vote on their favorite, and the prize will go to the entry with the most public support. The deadline to enter is November 11th. Information and entry forms are found at GingerbreadNewBern.com.


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In celebration of its 10-year Anniversary, Taiwan's National Guoguang Opera Company (
Peking Opera can be separated into two styles, one characterized by singing and the other by acrobatic and martial art movements, while some operas combine aspects of both.
Three People and Two Lamps will be a demonstration of the first style concentrating more heavily on the singing. Although Chinese operas often take a historical event or male figure as the basis for its plot line, the Guoguang's latest production focuses on the fictional events of its female lead characters.
Set in the Tang Dynasty (618 AD to 906), the play centers on the tragic lives of three female maids, each of whom is pining for the emperor's love. Absorbed in the memory of one passionate night, Shiangchi, spends her days wondering in a trance through the garden, while Shuangyui takes refuge from her pain in the arms of another man. Realizing the futility of her love, Kuangji channels her attention to the other two women, one of which will meet with a tragic fate.
Shanghai's Gu Theater paved the way for Taiwan's Peking Opera movement in the 1950s. Invited to play for the Chinese Nationalist (KMT) troops in 1948, the theater helped to establish additional performance groups with financial support from the Ministry of National Defense. In 1995 sponsorship was transferred to the Ministry of Education and the troupes merged to form the National Guoguang Opera Company.
Shows are tonight and tomorrow at 7:30pm and Sunday at 2:30pm, Novel Hall (新舞台) at 3 Sungshou Road, Taipei (北市松壽路 三號). Tickets are available online at www.ticket.com.tw.


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