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Liberals have a language all their own
Story of Fox News this morning:
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/san...nvolved-person
"........from now on a convicted felon or an offender released from custody will be known as a "formerly incarcerated person," or a "justice-involved" person or just a "returning resident."
Tucker Carlson had a guest last night who is a city government lawyer who claims that the misery, diseases, and "homeless" problems being encountered in San Francisco, L.A., Seattle and Portland are not due to DEMOCRAT mayors and political policies, but rather because the city/county District Attorneys are in fact Communist or Socialist, NOT DEMOCRATS!
Well, what party ticket did these D.A.'s run on? What party affiliation were the people who voted them into office? Certainly not Republican or Conservative voters?
How long have these idiots been in chronic and gross states of "Denial"?
I'd love to have a copy of the dictionary Hillary Clinton and her cronies use.
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Hilary Clinton dictionary definition:
Jeffery Epstein- Deceased= Breathing impaired
flphotog
I saw this this morning and almost tossed my cookies, couldn't finish reading it.
Member COTEP CBOB0772, NRA, GOA, Florida Carry
This is a case of rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic.
caupwhiting
Popeye said:
Why the shot?
caupwhiting said:
I live relatively close to SF. The city stinks, literally. Its fetid aroma assaults the senses before you cross the bridge. SF has a myriad of serious problems and many are indicative of a third world city. None of them can be solved by changing verbage. Therefore, rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic.
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Ram Rod
· Ruler of Ramnation
You do know that a third world city fits right? It's a third world city in a third world state in a third world country. When you see ANTIFA protests in Eugene, OR it's a painful reminder that we ARE third world now. We just refuse to accept it.
Riots in the streets, lawlessness, criminals in the highest forms of government. That's a third world country folks. Don't make me have to explain more.
Ram Rod.............sans remords
Thank you ahh "ruler of ramnation". You do have a firm grasp of the obvious, And, I think we got it.
We do live in stimulating times, eh?
LRDGCO
These are not 'Liberals'. Mitt Romney is a Liberal. The people running these jurisdictions are communists who call themselves "Progressives" .
Progressives believe that humans are all born as tabula rasa, blank slates, and the the role of nature vs nurture is virtually insignificant. They genuinely believe that an avante garde of politically pure (or correct, if you will), can, through control of language, culture, history and media, create some form of utopian society, can "progress" human civilization towards this utopia. Of course, in order to do this, they must control politics. They must control power in order to lead the unenlightened to the glorious future.
These local politicians on the Left Coast and in other Democratic Party strongholds are the lower orders, apparatchiks for the Party. But they have to evidence their power. They have to show off their command of the levers of power, especially after the phenomenal setback of the 2016 elections. They have to demonstrate "progress".
In this, they are mistaken. Because the fellow-travellers, useful idiots, and vassal classes can smell feces in the streets, can see homelessness rampant, can feel crime rates rising. And at some point, the fundamental failure of totalitarian progressivism, its key flaw, comes into play: human nature.
At some point, the suburban soccer mom cowed into obedience to the Party by fear of being called a "racist" drives into th city and her olfactory sense is assaulted, her sense of good order is offended, and she is relieved of her possessions by a " justice system involved person with a substance abuse history". And Hell hath no fury like Becky from the Burbs with poop on her Jimmy Choos and a stolen Pandora bracelet...
So, keep it coming Comrades. Let slip the Antifa scum. Unleash the Kraken of human waste. Tell us all that Johnny Meth-head is a stand-up member of society who really just needs a hug.Because at each and every step, the rule of law sounds more sensible, the Party that filibustered the Civil Rights Act calling everyone racist sounds more bizarre, and the Orange Abomination in the White House like a little more re-electable.
Russ D
So, you can't call a criminal a criminal any more, but half the law abiding people in the nation are "deplorable".
Only one question:
Do we still call idiots "idiots" ?
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Zhills
Actually a law abiding citizen impacted by crime is now called the same thing, a "justice-involved" person. There is now no difference between the two in the eyes of San Francisco.
"idiots", thinking impaired comrades.
The name change is a ploy by the extreme left "board of supervisors" to cover up their ineptitude, by changing the name of a criminal to "justice involved" they are trying to sanitize the problem and make it more "clean" to the voters, It sound better to say "We have 1000 more "justice involved" people than last month: that to say "we have 1000 more criminals that last month".
A typical shell game of the extreme left.
DemocRATS may be RATS but they are certainly not stupid
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This entry was posted in A Selma's Table Original, Fiesta Friday, Main Dish, Meat, Recipe and tagged anchovies, Boned shoulder of lamb, garlic, harissa, Jamie Oliver, roast, rosemary, Shoulder of lamb, Simon Hopkinson, Sunday Roast, thyme. Bookmark the permalink.
Selma this lamb looks mouth watering. I'm feeling very hungry now it is getting close to lunch after viewing your stunning photographs. Take care.
Thanks Emma! I wish there was some left for my lunch!! The potatoes were amazing – it's probably best that Jake polished the leftover off last night!
this is my next dinner, I'm not kidding. It looks so incredibly scrumptious I want it right now for breakfast! I don't know why I don't cook more dinners like this — a nice roast, perhaps rolled with that holy trinity (anchovies and mustard — wowza!) and then set over some spuds. Sublime is the right word and by the way you would go crazy in my kitchen I am such a slob!
Hah – I don't mind being in a kitchen with someone that needs clearing up after – I am really good at being a sous chef! It's watching the mess on TV that completely distracts me…Sue, this lamb is just so delicious – Jake asked why it had been so long since we had it…!
I love Simon Hopkinson! This dinner looks delicious AND it's perfect to celebrate National Potato Day here in Ireland today!!
So glad to find another fan – he is just brilliant isn;t he? I wish I could have a seat at his kitchen table!! National Potato Day can just as easily be re-named after me – I've never met a potato I didn't like!!
Now that's a great point Angie – Forget the Calories Friday – love it!!
O.M.G! Sublime is the perfect adjective to describe this meal. I am drooling all over my breakfast orange reading it wishing I could transport myself to your table, Selma!
Thanks Johanne!! It is such a savoury dish – how roast meat should taste, if you know what I mean!!
Thanks so much and yes, harissa to rule the world!!
Oh Selma this looks amazing! This would definitely warm the chill in the air. We haven't cooked a lot of lamb, but are really enjoying it. I will definitely try this!
Glad to hear that you do enjoy the flavour of lamb – a lot of people are put off but we love it!
Thanks Elaine – I fear that it would be far too rich for you, even if you were a meat eater. Happy Fiesta Friday!!
OMG!!!! Selma… The cooking technique is so cool, and the chicken looks absolutely delicious!!!!! I can't wait to make this when I am back home in San Francisco.
Pleasure Pang!! I am so glad that you managed to post this week and join the party. Loving all your Thai reports and photos, in the meantime!
Selma, I love the wire rack solution! This looks so tasty as well. Thank you for co-hosting FF, and have a wonderful weekend!
Thanks Kaila! Lots of roasting tins come with racks but i always end up using them for cooling cakes etc and then forget that they can be used with the tin!! Have you though about co-hosting Fiesta Friday? Angie is always looking for co-hosts and it is so much fun too!
Lamb! Yes Yes Yes!!! Lovely Selma! I feel like I can smell the great aromas from all the way over here!
Just love lamb really! I used to cook a lot with it but we seem to have really cut back on red meat – not sure why – it is just something that has happened! Jake said he could smell it out on the street as he was walking home!
Selma this looks soo soo amazing! I may need to go buy a lamb shoulder this weekend because I'm sure this will be on my mind until I actually get to taste it! Thanks for hosting today!
Pleasure Alex (have you tried co-hosting – it is lots of fun – Angie is always looking for co-hosts) Let me know if you give the recipe a go – I would love to hear what you think!
Thank you Crendina! Have a great week-end!
Would love to know what you made Petra!!
Pass that over this way please!!
Ummm can I get seconds right away please?
Yum, you must be channeling Mr. Fitz!
I know!! And of course, he loves it!!
Have a lovely FF, and thank you for hosting it!
Ginger, I feel the same way about some of those artistically styled shots with lots of cocoa powder or dry couscous or icing sugar all over the surfaces – it looks lovely but what a mare to clean up!! I just watched St Jamie making a Hummingbird Cake – the cloud of icing sugar that mushroomed from the mixer when he was making the cream cheese icing – I could barely breathe on my own sofa!! I would have mixed in by hand first and then turned on the beaters!!
Glad to hear it – I've mainly had small/medium sized kitchens to cook in where you have to clean up as you go otherwise there would be no room to actually prep or cook and it is a habit that has stuck. About 8 years ago, I did have an enormous eat in kitchen (it had been converted from a garage and before that had been a stable!) and I found it exhausting to work in. The sink was too far away from the stove and the fridge was also a bit of a distance from either. And it used to get messy really quickly too.
Oh my I'm drooling over this, and I'm not even usually a big fan of lamb!
Thanks Michelle – the flavours in this may convert you!!
Pleasure Julianna! Lamb and anchovies have roots in both Italian and French cuisines, apparently. It really is a fantastic pairing. When I roast a leg of lamb, I make about 20 or so deep incisions with a paring knife and then stuff each one with a "bundle" made of a sliver of garlic, a few rosemary needles and an inch of anchovy fillet. Whatever bits are left on the cutting board, I mash up with some of the anchovy oil and rub on the exposed meat – it is so delicious!!
This is truly a mother of all roasts Selma!! You've outdone yourself yet again! And the potatoes… wow!! What an amazing combination for the lamb too. I love anchovies, I could eat them on pizza or anywhere for that matter. Love Jamie Oliver too, I dig his accent, do you sound like him? :)). He's from London yes? Great post, will definitely be making it sooner rather than later. Happy co-hosting, it's so sweet of you and Elaine to do this yet again.
Thanks Loretta – This is definitely one for the cooler weather preceded by much activity in the garden!! I'm afraid that I do not sound like Saint Jamie – he is very charming and Essex with a wonderful turn of phrase. I am not sure what my accent sounds like – it's probably more stilted!
Selma love the flavours in there… am not a meat eater though but loved your idea and fusion there. .. happy FF. ..
Thanks Chitra, I really appreciate your comment seeing as how meat is of no relevance or interest to you – very kind of you indeed!
Selma, I could write whole odes to roast lamb – definitely an underrated roast but probably my favourite all the same. And the paste. oh my days. I cannot WAIT to try this and I'll come back and tell you how amazing it is.
Mandi, if I had to choose between roast lamb and roast beef in a restaurant or pub, I would always go for the lamb. So much more flavour and less chance of it emerging tough as leather. Do let me know what you think if you try it!
Thanks Judi, it was! Jake and I both love lamb but I don't buy it that often anymore – it has become a treat which makes us appreciate it a little more.
Yes, and it looked fabulous Justine!
Oh my goodness, I love roasted lamb and potatoes. This is such a treat, absolutely stunning and delicious.
Thanks Suzanne – it really is a treat!! But such a tasty one – full of umami.
This is really a special occasion dish – and the anchovies are such a great idea. I should have them on hand more often, because there are so many unlikely places to use them where they just make things better. I hope to give this a try soon. And thanks for co-hosting this week.
Pleasure Hilda! I always have anchovies in – they are just so versatile. I love frying them off with onions and garlic until they have melted and then adding tomatoes and herbs to make a sauce for stewing beef or lamb.
Linda, thank you, it was perfect. And thank you for bringing such lovely recipes to Fiesta Friday!
Thanks Naina! This is a dish that is full of flavour – a proper Sunday Roast!
Thanks so much!! It always turns out beautifully.
Thanks for co-hosting this week's Fiesta Friday, Selma!!! Happy FF #36!!!
Wow!! That would make me so happy to think that you were making this for your crew!! Have a great voyage Nino!
Selma, thank you for sharing this! This looks – as you put it – sublime. Your overview and photos are helpful and awesome!
Thanks Teresa, sometimes it's hard to take the photos when you are in the thick of preparations but it has become more of a habit as time has gone on!
Selma you have outdone yourself! I just love how you adapted the "messy" chefs method to fit into your "ocd" way of cooking and made it all work so wonderfully. I am a bit ocd myself when it comes to my kitchen as well. Without a team of folks to cleanup the idea of roasting directly on the oven rack sends me a bit around the bend! But you have solved the problem and I can just imagine that is truly one of the best meals ever! This is one of my favorites.
What a fabulous way to do the lamb. I love the roasting rack that is tall enough to put the potatoes under.
Thanks so much! Lots of roasting tins come with racks but I usually remove them and then forget they belong together..
I hear you, our stuff gets a bit jumbled.
Love the pictures, love the lamb and love the idea of using the rack to get the juices onto the potatoes. I totally second you regarding messy cooks and kitchens. I cannot stand a messy kitchen and hate cleaning afterwards! I clean as I go. One can never tell that I have been cooking!
So good to hear that! I can't bear to leave the kitchen dirty and go to bed even after a dinner party – I just hate the thought of coming downstairs in the morning and finding a lot of horrible work to do!!
Thanks Mr Fitz – It is so easy to make – and the potatoes are just incredible!


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Next up in our second pass through the Trade Market: shortstops.
Cristian Guzman, Nationals. He's having a fine year, hitting .313/.340/.424 in 424 plate appearances. Extension talks with the Nationals have dragged. The Nats might prefer to trade him, while Guzman might prefer to test the free agent market.
Miguel Tejada, Astros. The Astros have given no signs of kicking off a rebuilding effort, so a trade is unlikely. Plus, Tejada hasn't hit much since April. He's signed for '09 at $13MM.
Clint Barmes, Rockies. The Rox might be able to spare him, but Barmes has never hit away from Coors and other teams know that. He'll be arbitration-eligible for the first time after this season.
David Eckstein, Blue Jays. Whether or not the Jays decide to sell this year, Eckstein is expendable. The Orioles rumors have died down though.
Jack Wilson, Pirates. I think the Bucs would need to be blown away to move Wilson, since he'd be hard for them to replace. The Dodgers are still in talks, last we've heard. Wilson earns $7.25MM in '09 with an $8.4MM club option for '10. He also has limited no-trade protection.
Brent Lillibridge, Braves. He didn't raise his stock by hitting .212/.276/.288 in Triple A this year.
Edgar Renteria, Tigers. He's been awful, and his '09 option may be declined. It's for $11MM with a $3MM buyout.
Khalil Greene, Padres. Greene has also been terrible. He's signed for '09 at $6.5MM.
Chin-lung Hu, Dodgers. He figures to either be the team's shortstop of the future or a prime trade chip.
Omar Vizquel, Giants. He's been a big negative with the bat this year; he might be finished. The Red Sox are not interested.
Juan Uribe, White Sox. Uribe has been perilously close to a trade or release for months. His hitting has continued to deteriorate, and he's played very little shortstop this year.
Ronny Cedeno, Cubs. Cedeno is only 25, and he's performed well at Triple A. Lou Piniella has given him very little playing time this month; he could be a useful trade chip.


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By CalHiSports.com Staff | Published: November 7, 2013 Follow @CalHiSports
SoCal Player of the Week Patrick Laird of Mission Prep leaps through a hole during game vs. Immanuel of Reedley. Photo: Ian Billings Photography (courtesy of school).
The SoCal Player of the Week is Mission Prep's Patrick Laird with a huge outing in team's big win over St. Margaret's. The NorCal winner is Edgar Segura of Mendota.
We will lead off the State Stat Stars every week with the Northern California and Southern California Players of the Week. We will then present the stat stars each week according to performance and no longer simply alphabetical.
As has been customary for many years, we collect the state stat stars in support of the Cal-Hi Sports State Record Book & Almanac. The book has been published seven times (the most recent, though, was 2009) and is as official as a state record book can be since no other exists. To report a State Stat Star of the Week of your own, please email details to markjtennis@gmail.com.
Note: All football state records are in the process of being added to this web site. They will be part of our Gold Club membership. To join our Gold Club today, please CLICK HERE.
Thanks to Paul Muyskens, Harold Abend, Ronnie Flores and CIF Central Section historian Bob Barnett for contributing items this week. This honor roll is for games played from Oct. 31 to Nov. 2.
Northern California Player of the Week
Edgar Segura (Mendota)
For purposes of Player of the Week, we are considering the CIF Central Section as NorCal and not SoCal.
Segura, a senior and three-year standout, had a record night in a 48-18 win over Tranquillity as he scored six touchdowns on 39 carries for 291 yards.
With those TDs, Segura set a new Central Section record for most touchdowns in a career with 119. He surpassed the previous best of 118 set in 2000 by Dominique Dorsey of Tulare and tied the next season by Kenny James of Dos Palos. Segura is hoping to lead the Aztecs to their third straight CIF Central Section Division V title.
Southern California Player of the Week
Patrick Laird (Mission Prep, San Luis Obispo)
The 6-foot, 205-pound defensive back/running back had a great day in a 38-22 win last week over St. Margaret's of San Juan Capistrano that handed St. Margaret's its first loss and caused a change at the top of this week's CIF Division IV South bowl game rankings.
Laird carried 26 times for 302 yards and three TDs. It was his second straight 300-yard outing and also pushed his season total past 2,000 yards. Laird also has led the Royals to eight straight wins.
Since he was a freshman in 2010, Patrick has been on the Mission Prep varsity team. He arrived just after his brother Kevin had nearly 2,000 yards of rushing and passing for the 2009 Royals' team.
Galloway has been dedicated to his school for 28 years.
The Yeoman of Yeomen's
Gary Galloway
(Saint Vincent de Paul, Petaluma)
It's always nice to have a feel good story in your own backyard, and for the Cal-Hi Sports Caravan that's the case.
The high school is about a half-mile away from the abode of Associate Editor Harold Abend, but the church that is the center of Petaluma is only a half-block away.
The feel good is needed for this affable veteran coach who reached a milestone right after suffering an accident that injured his toes pretty badly.
In a rout last week of Upper Lake, Galloway, who has been at the Mustangs' helm since 1979, recorded win No. 200 in his career. Besides a 200-117-1 record on the gridiron, he also reached a milestone at the end of the last baseball season, after finishing the campaign with a career 501-193-6 record coaching baseball.
The 701 wins is the most combined in football-baseball. But wait, there's an added twist that wasn't mentioned in a Wednesday blog about Galloway. A couple of years are missing or incomplete, but after Galloway and school historian Gary Von Raesfeld put their heads together, it was estimated three-sport coaching Galloway has around 370 wins as the boys basketball coach from 1982 to 2006.
With 34 years in both baseball and football, and 24 years in basketball, that's 92 varsity seasons of coaching for Galloway, who according to Von Raesfeld also coached track and field for a few years. "My wife Cheryl (of 35 years) said there's no retirement for me," the 61-year old Yeoman of Yeomen's chuckled.
All this coaching has got to be some kind of record, but that's not what drives Galloway.
"I've never thought about coaching records before. I've had players go on to play at the next level and even coach in the pros, but the most satisfying thing is seeing how they progressed in their lives. When they come back and tell me about their families and careers, or best yet is that they enjoyed the experience so much themselves that they send their kids back through here."
Record Book Tracker
Trevor Bearden (Live Oak, Morgan Hill)
The 6-foot-1, 215-pound senior only needed 116 yards last week to break the CIF Central Coast Section career rushing record of 5,439 yards by Toke Kefu from 2001-2003 at San Mateo. Instead, he re-took the top spot for rushers in the CCS after he went for 276 yards and two TDs, as the Acorns slid past San Jose Lincoln 24-21. Bearden now has an even 5,600 career yards with two more league and at least one playoff game remaining. If he can get over 6,000 yards, he'll be in some big-time company.
Coach and trainer Chris Asher works with state stat stars of all ages, helping them to improve their speed, quickness and agility. He is based in Hollywood, also has a role with the UCLA track program and serves athletes within many miles of his location. For more about him, CLICK HERE. For more about his Gold Medal Excellence training program, CLICK HERE.
RUSHING/SCORING
Oronde Crenshaw (Costa Mesa)
The Mustangs have been lighting up the scoreboard the last few weeks and it has been his running that has led the way. He again is near the top of our rushing performances as he ran for 392 yards and five touchdowns on 42 carries during a 58-41 win over Calvary Chapel of Santa Ana. In the last three weeks, he has rushed for 967 yards and 15 touchdowns.
Mark Parsons (El Dorado, Placentia)
Snapping their two-game losing streak, the Golden Hawks were finally able to pick up their third win of the season. Parsons carried the ball 34 times for 367 yards and seven touchdowns during a 56-42 win over Brea Olinda.
Jimmie Hill (Mar Vista, Imperial Beach)
San Ysidro had to feel like he was a runaway truck with no brakes and going downhill as he ran for 332 yards and four touchdowns on 21 carries in 56-0 win by the Mariners.
Andrew Brown (Ripon Christian)
He carried the ball 20 times for 329 yards and three touchdowns in a 62-7 victory by the Knights over Gustine. Brown now has 112 career TDs and 41 TDs for the season. And we thought RC coach Randy Fasani was going have a bunch of great quarterbacks.
Floyd Hillis-Cooper (Kennedy, Sacramento)
It was a great Thursday night last week for this running back as he set the school-record for rushing yards in a game. He ran for 318 yards and three touchdowns in a 38-26 win over Florin.
Tre Watson (Centennial, Corona)
The Cal Bear commit (who could possibly play there right now as a running back) had 312 yards rushing and scored four times to lead the Huskies past Santiago of Corona 52-24. For the season, Watson now has 2,271 yards.
Adam Carrasco (La Mirada)
It was a tough night for Adam despite big yardage. In a 42-35 loss against still unbeaten Norwalk, Carrasco dashed for 301 yards and three touchdowns on 34 carries, but the turnover bug hit the Matadores against Norwalk. Carrasco lost four fumbles in a the loss.
Alexander Flatos (South Gate)
Teammate Lavell Thompson usually gets the shine as the Rams' ball-carrier, but in last week's 36-28 setback to cross-town South East, Flatos stepped up with 257 yards on 30 carries with a touchdown. Thompson added 167 yards on 20 carries in a losing cause. Thompson's regular season is complete and he rushed for 1,678 yards and 26 touchdowns.
Alex Hernandez (Santa Ana Valley)
Making sure the Falcons would remain undefeated in the Orange League, he ran for 256 yards and three touchdowns on 25 carries during their 34-9 win over Century of Santa Ana.
T.J. Ashmeade (Katella, Anaheim)
No stranger to being listed here, Ashmeade made sure the Knights wouldn't lose a second straight game as he carried the ball 24 times for 255 yards and four touchdowns in a 47-0 win over Savanna of Anaheim.
Marcel Brown (Rio Linda)
It would have been hard for Brown to do much more with his eight carries against Oakmont of Roseville. He ran for 254 yards and five touchdowns in Rio Linda's 41-3 victory.
Derrick Portis (Lompoc)
He went for 248 yards and three touchdowns in the Braves' 80-28 victory over Nipomo. Lompoc, which improved to 8-1 with the win, also got 161 yards and two touchdowns from A.J. Florez.
Bolu Olorunfunmi (Clovis North)
The junior running back got back on track as he rushed for 238 yards on 23 carries and scored three touchdowns on runs of 8, 65, and 31 yards in a 26-13 win over Clovis.
Ricky Moland (Cabrillo, Long Beach)
He rushed for 236 yards and five touchdowns on 16 carries in the Jaguars' 55-34 Moore League victory over Long Beach Wilson.
Sheldon Arnold (Santee, Los Angeles)
All-L.A. City candidate dashed for 235 yards and three touchdowns in a 47-0 victory over Los Angeles High. Arnold did his damage on only 12 carries.
Brett Ojiyi (West, Torrance)
The junior RB had 19 carries for 225 yards and scored on runs of 1, 15, 7 and 80 yards in a 42-12 Bay League win over Peninsula of Rolling Hills Estates. Ojiyi also reportedly has a 3.7 GPA.
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Daniel Prieto (Newbury Park)
He completed 21 of his 34 pass attempts for 428 yards and three touchdowns as the Panthers defeated Simi Valley in the Marmonte League East.
Brady White (Hart, Newhall)
Although Brady racked up 419 yards in the air, he'd likely exchange that yardage for a "W" as the Indians dropped a 24-19 decision to Valencia, which clinched a share of its fifth consecutive Foothill League crown. White completed 25 of 50 passes, but he had two interceptions. He was also hurt by some dropped passes and was sacked eight times.
Devin Villarreal (Vacaville Chrsitian)
He had the ball soaring through the air as he completed 22 of his 34 pass attempts for 402 yards and five touchdowns in a 42-16 win by the Falcons over Highlands of North Highlands.
Nate Walker (Emery, Emeryville)
The Spartans' senior quarterback threw for 398 yards and three TDs in a 52-8 win over CSD of Fremont. Teammate Dante Johnson only caught four passes but three went for TDs and he finished with 219 yards receiving.
Jack Heneghan (Menlo School, Atherton)
The 6-foot-3 senior quarterback and leading passer in the CIF Central Coast Section didn't pass for nearly 500 yards like he did two weeks ago in a loss to Pacifica Terra Nova, but his team won and he had a whopping seven TD passes and 391 yards passing in a 48-22 win over South San Francisco. =
Drew Anderson (Miramonte, Orinda)
The Mats' 6-foot-4, 192-pound senior signal-caller finds this feature again, after passing for 385 yards and five TDs, in a 42-21 victory over Walnut Creek Las Lomas.
Jonathan Walters (Saratoga)
The Falcons' senior quarterback makes the feature a second time this season, after going 36 of 54 for 363 yards and four TDs in a 42-28 victory over Santa Clara.
Mitch Daniels (Concord)
This up-and-coming 6-foot-2, 193-pound junior was 32 of 48 for 374 yards and five touchdowns (two INT), but the Minutemen lost a heartbreaker 49-48 to crosstown arch-rival Clayton Valley Charter.
Dalton Gallis (Kern Valley, Lake Isabella)
The junior QB led his team to a 37-21 win over Bishop. Dalton passed for a season high of 337 yards on 24 of 38 and had three touchdowns. He also rushed for 136 yards on 22 carries and scored once.
Jake Browning (Folsom)
The regular season may be nearing an end but his throwing touchdown passes in bunches shows no signs of stopping. He completed 29 of his 34 pass attempts for 335 yards and six touchdowns as the Bulldogs defeated Ponderosa 52-0. We will be there on Friday night when he will likely throw four touchdown passes against Pleasant Grove to set the state record for touchdown passes during the regular season.
Anthony Gordon (Terra Nova, Pacifica)
He helped keep the Tigers perfect at 8-0 and in the hunt for a spot in the CCS Open Division playoffs, after passing for 303 yards and three TDs in a 57-27 win over Atherton Menlo-Atherton.
P.J. Murrieta (San Jacinto)
We've seen conflicting stats if he had six or seven touchdown passes in San Jacinto's 56-30 win over West Valley of Hemet but either way the Tigers kept their playoff hopes alive with the win. Even seven doesn't make the state record book but it would be good to know which is correct.
Sam Metcalf (Farmersville)
Remember that Sam threw for a bunch of yards and TDs as a freshman so his career totals are going to be hard to believe. Last week in a 70-0 win vs. McFarland, he passed for six touchdowns and now has 42 for the season, which is fourth best in Central Section history, according to section historian Bob Barnett. In that game, Metcalf also was 13 of 20 fo4 230 yards and scored on an 8-yard run.
Dominic Paoletti (Miramonte, Orinda)
In the same game in which QB Drew Anderson passed for 385 yards and five touchdown, Paoletti caught 12 passes for 234 yards as the Mats topped Las Lomas of Walnut Creek 42-21. Will Fuller didn't have as many catches or yards but he caught nine passes for 110 yards with three going for scores.
Elijah Brown (West Valley, Hemet)
He caught 11 passes for 276 yards and two touchdowns for the Mustangs but it wasn't enough to prevent another loss as they fell to 2-7 on the year with a 56-30 loss to San Jacinto.
Daniel Newson (Prospect, Saratoga)
The Panthers' WR/DB went over the 200-yard mark receiving for the second straight week, after catching 11 balls for 223 yards and two TDs, but unlike last week, the Panthers lost 63-36 to San Jose Hill.
Brandon Presley (Great Oak, Temecula)
In a 42-14 triumph by the Wolfpack over Temecula Valley, Presley caught six passes for 227 yards, four of which were for TDs. Late in the third quarter when Temecula Valley was still within shouting distance, Presley grabbed a middle screen from QB Laquan Williams and took it 92 yards to the end zone to give Great Oak a three-score lead.
Sam Masarik (Sage Hill, Newport Beach)
Wins have been tough to come by for the Lightning this season but they struck for a 35-8 win over Calvary Chapel of Downey as he caught seven passes for 192 yards and three touchdowns.
El Cerrito's Adarius Pickett beats opponents on offense, defense and special teams. Photo: Jonathan Hawthorne/SportStars.
Jason Eleberger (Jesuit, Carmichael)
Not only did he rush for 268 yards and five touchdowns for the Marauders but he also had a 66-yard touchdown pass in their 69-40 win over Sheldon of Sacramento.
Rashaad Penny (Norwalk)
One of the state's best all-around players, Penny is worth much more than that to the Lancers. Last week he led a big 42-35 victory over La Mirada that pushed Norwalk's record to 9-0. He rushed for 185 yards and hit paydirt three times on the ground on only 12 carries. He also had three receptions for 93 yards and an additional two touchdowns. He added a sixth touchdown to account for all of Norwalk's scores when he returned an interception 81 yards to the house. So far this season, Penny has rushed for 1,464 yards and averaged nearly 16 yards per carry.
Brandon Dawkins (Oaks Christian, Westlake Village)
He accounted for 390 yards and five touchdowns in the Lions' 49-21 victory over Moorpark. He passed for 305 yards and four touchdowns. On the ground, the Arizona-bound senior added 85 yards and another score on nine carries. This week, Oak Christian plays Westlake for the overall Marmonte League title.
Wayne Brooks (Stagg, Stockton)
Leading the Delta Knights to a huge upset win over St. Mary's of Stockton, he passed for 212 yards and a touchdown while rushing for 220 yards and three touchdowns in the 40-32 win over the Rams. The Rams' last league loss came in 2006 even though they had running back Doug Martin there at the time.
Dajuan Parham (Venice)
He had a big game for the Gondos with three touchdowns, including punt returns of 50 and 46 yards, in a 49-0 win over Fairfax of Los Angeles. Venice is hoping to wrap up an undefeated campaign in the Western League this week and earn the top seed in the L.A. City Section Division I playoffs.
Jace Whitaker (Oceanside)
Earning Player of the Week honors from the San Diego Union Tribune, he caught two touchdown passes, rushed for a 80-yard touchdown and returned a punt 50 yards for six points as the Pirates defeated La Costa Canyon of Carlsbad 43-0.
Adarius Pickett (El Cerrito)
The UCLA-committed cornerback and slotback got in on the action a lot of different ways in a 43-7 win over Berkeley St. Mary's. First, he caught a 47-yard TD pass, then he had a two-yard run for a score, and finally Pickett picked one off and returned the interception 38 yards for a third score. He was even 1 for 1 passing for 26 yards.
Kyle Millwee (Shafter)
All-around talent passed for 222 yards on 12 of 17 with three TDs and rushed for 124 on eight carries with two more scores in a 50-14 win over Cesar Chavez.
Robbie Hou (Bishop Montgomery, Torrance)
Hou's on first? No, Hou's in the end zone. He tied a school record with five touchdowns in a 51-27 victory over St. Bernard of Playa del Rey in Del Rey League action.
Kyle Chambers (Ferndale)
When the game started, Kyle didn't know he was Homecoming King, but he still put on a show in the first half of the Wildcats' 36-8 win over Hoopa Valley. The 6-foot quarterback scored four TDs before he was given the crown at halftime. He scored on 45- and five-yard runs in the first quarter, then he scored on a 101-yard punt return, and finally on the last play of the half, Chambers found paydirt on a 68-yard punt return. King Kyle also kicked a 26-yard field goal. We don't have a list in the Cal-Hi Sports Record Book for longest punt return for a TD, but if we did Chambers would be on it.
Rory Hubbard (Peninsula, Rolling Hills Estates)
According to Evan Barnes of the South Bay Daily Breeze, Hubbard had 19 carries for 101 yards and two TDs plus eight catches for 107 yards in Peninsula's 42-12 loss to West of Torrance. The junior also had 118 return yards on six kickoff returns.
DeMelvin Stell (Washington Union, Easton)
Stell had an outstanding night as he returned a fumble for 96 yards, a new school record, during a 43-7 romp past Yosemite of Oakhurst. He also caught three passes for 126 yards and three touchdowns.
Guiseppe Castanos (Valhalla, El Cajon)
Also named an Athlete of the Week by the San Diego Union Tribune, he had 22 tackles and a sack as the Norsemen fell to 1-8 on the year with a 28-7 loss to Steele Canyon of Spring Valley.
Manoah Pearson (Carson)
Preseason all-state choice at linebacker and fullback had a monster game in the Colts' 55-13 over archrival Banning of Wilmington. He was in on 15 tackles (eight solo), forced a fumble and recovered one as well. DB Marquel Dismuke also got into the act, with an interception and fumble return for a touchdown, along with four tackles. It was Carson's 15th consecutive win over Banning and quite frankly we wish this series was still a bit more competitive. In the 1970s and 80s, this rivalry was not only the state's best, but one of the best nationally.
Robert Sanders (Franklin, Elk Grove)
The Franklin defense outscored the other team on its own as Sanders interecepted a pass and returned it 57 yards for a touchdown while also returning a punt 80 yards for six points in a 38-0 win against Laguna Creek of Elk Grove.
STATE RECORD TIE
Cody Cervantes & Chris Carrillo (Canyon Springs, Moreno Valley)
During the Cougars' 39-7 win over Vista del Lago of Moreno Valley, these two put their names into the book when Cervantes connected with Carrillo for a 99-yard touchdown pass.
POINT SCORING BY A GIRL
Jennifer Lawson (Bradshaw Christian, Sacramento)
She isn't the first girl to score a touchdown, but she might be the first to rush for one as she took a break from her kicking duties to run for a one-yard score in a 56-7 win over San Juan of Fair Oaks. After that game, Lawson also is up to 202 career PATs, which has reportedly had a few media outlets report that she is nearing the state record of 206. But as mentioned by Kevin Askeland of MaxPreps, the 206 total was the one in our state record book printed back in 2008 and is no longer the career record. According to Askeland, MaxPreps has at least five kickers with more then 206 career extra-points, including Francisco Olloqui from Serra of Gardena with 246. She is also a reported 21 extra points away from tying the national female record of 223, according to luckyshow.org.
Mark Tennis is the co-founder and publisher of CalHiSports.com. He can be reached at markjtennis@gmail.com. Don't forget to follow him on Twitter: @CalHiSports
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College of Arts & Sciences examines pivotal moments from late '60s
From left to right: Dr. Amy Kirschke, Dr. J. Carlos Kase, and Dr. Tim Black, who spoke at the College of Arts & Sciences "1968/1969: From Tet to Triumph, from Memphis to the Moon" panel on Thursday, Feb. 27.
Caitlyn Dark
Caitlyn Dark, Staff Writer
1968 and 1969 are often remembered as important years that changed American history. In 1968, Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated, "Star Trek" aired the first interracial kiss on television, and Apollo 8 became the first manned spacecraft to orbit the moon.
1969 saw the Stonewall riots, which sparked the modern LGBTAIQ+ movement, Apollo 11 and the first humans to walk on the moon, and the legendary Woodstock music festival.
On Wednesday night, the College of Art and Sciences hosted a panel lecture entitled "1968/1969: From Tet to Triumph, from Memphis to the Moon," a panel lecture dedicated to analyzing more lesser-known moments of history from the pivotal years of 1968-1969.
The three main lecturers were Dr. Amy Kirschke, of the UNC Wilmington Department of Art & Art History; Dr. J. Carlos Kase of the Department of Film Studies; and Dr. Tim Black, of the Department of Physics and Physical Oceanography.
The panel was moderated by Dr. Tiffany Gilbert, the chair of the Department of English.
Kirschke began the evening by delivering a talk on African-American political cartoonists in 1968. She spoke about the political climate that these political cartoonists worked in, as well as the censorship they faced in parts of the country.
Kase followed with a lecture about how cinema portrayed the issues of the day, namely the societal trauma of violence from the Vietnam War, which was the first televised war, and institutional responses to protests about the war. Kase highlighted how experimental and independent cinema portrayed the anxieties and criticisms of the time, most notably with a shocking clip from a 1969 documentary called "Selective Service System," where a man shot himself in the foot in order to avoid the draft, with most of the audience pointedly looking away during the climactic moment.
To wrap up the night, Black took to the stage to give a super jam-packed three-part lecture about the technological advances made during 1968-1969, all while gesticulating with a yardstick in hand. Part one detailed Doug Englebert's computer demonstration on Dec. 9, 1968, in which Englebert's company showed off certain computer hardware advances that helped turn them from glorified punch-card machines into what we know and love today.
Black also touched upon the Apollo 11 space mission, the space flight that landed humans on the moon and gave us Armstrong's oft-paraphrased quote, "one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind." Black emphasized the technology that was used to get us there, especially in the context of what we have today since the computing power to send u to the moon was 1,300 times less than the computing power of an iPhone 5s.
After the lecture, refreshments were offered, and attendees discussed their impressions from the evening.
"I really enjoyed the diversity of topics that were explored tonight," said senior Jade Pham. "It was interesting to get a glimpse of the late 60s through an art history/political cartoon point of view and it was especially fascinating to see the parallels that can be drawn to current times."
Karinn Lane, another UNCW senior who attended the lecture, agreed.
"I had no idea computers existed in the '60s, forget the internet. It's definitely something our generation should know. It's important to know where we come from and what history we're building on."
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Research on Discipline Not Reaching Schools, Experts Say
By Debra Viadero
After four decades of research, experts know a lot about what some of the risk factors are for discipline problems in school and even how to prevent some of them.
The problem, some of those researchers said at a forum held here last week, is that the message has yet to penetrate schools.
"The lesson here is that education research and public-health or mental-health research are indeed one thing, and we have to learn how to integrate what we're doing into the school building," said Dr. Sheppard G. Kellam, a professor emeritus at Johns Hopkins University's Bloomberg School of Medicine. "Our mission should be to help teachers effectively do their mission."
Organized by the Albert Shanker Institute, a Washington-based think tank, the Oct. 29 meeting was intended to be a step toward bridging the gap between research and practice on an issue that teachers and parents alike see as a top concern.
Conference organizers noted, for example, that more than three-quarters of adults surveyed for this year's Phi Delta Kappa/Gallup Poll on education cited a lack of student discipline as either a "very serious" or "somewhat serious" problem.
"Student discipline is one of the real reasons many people give for opting to put their kids in nonpublic schools," said Nat LaCour, the executive vice president of the institute, which was established by the American Federation of Teachers to honor the late president of the union.
At least some discipline problems could be prevented, experts said, if educators knew more about how to recognize potential trouble signs and about proven strategies for heading off aggressive classroom behavior.
Peer Power
For example, Hill M. Walker, a special education professor at the University of Oregon in Eugene, said studies have shown that explosive classroom confrontations with some problem students take on a typical pattern. A seemingly calm student might, for example, respond to a teacher's command by becoming agitated. When the teacher repeats the command, the student's misbehavior escalates, then peaks, begins to recede, and finally returns to normal—all within about a minute.
"This 'behavioral escalation game' is one that teachers should not play," Mr. Walker said. "If the student gets the better of you, it compromises your ability to control the classroom."
If the reverse happens, he added, the teacher will have created an enemy. The best course—one that most teachers are often not aware of—is to short- circuit the confrontation.
His research also shows that students' aggressive behavioral patterns often form before they set foot in a classroom. Those tendencies, however, can also be reinforced in school when difficult students become more isolated from better-behaved peers and are lumped together with other misbehaving students. Left untended, such problems often balloon in middle school, when reports of disruptive behavior multiply.
Dr. Kellam's longitudinal studies affirm the influence that the classroom and peer environment can have in disciplinary problems. As part of his study program, which began in the late 1980s, 1st graders in 18 schools were randomly assigned to classrooms and tracked through middle school.
The researchers found that boys who were rated among the top 25 percent of the group in aggressiveness fared much worse if they started out in chaotic 1st grade classrooms. By the time they reached 6th grade, those students were 59 times more likely than the average child to exhibit severe aggressive behavior.
In comparison, students from that same quartile who started school in calmer, better-managed classrooms were only 2.7 times more likely than most children to act up in 6th grade.
What made the difference, Dr. Kellam said, was an intervention program known as the Good Behavior Game, through which teams of students could earn rewards, such as erasers or certain privileges, for positive behavior.
The researchers have since tracked the same students through ages 19 or 21, Dr. Kellam said, and the effects appear to be holding. Investigators plan to present the results from that latest wave of data collection next year.
Dr. Kellam said that other classroom-management strategies might be just as effective at preventing behavior problems. Yet half the teachers in his study did not have any effective tools for managing classrooms.
Jerry D. Weast, the superintendent of the 137,000-student Montgomery County, Md., school district, which borders Washington, agreed that teachers need strategies to handle classroom behavior.
"I don't think there's a very good marriage between practice and research," he said.
Published in Print: November 6, 2002, as Research on Discipline Not Reaching Schools, Experts Say
"Interpretations of 'Zero Tolerance' Vary," April 10, 2002.
"Teachers Take Charge," Oct. 31, 2001.
"Seeds of Change," March 7, 2001.
"Lawyers' Group Pans 'Zero Tolerance' Rules," Feb. 28, 2001.
"IDEA Doesn't Hinder Discipline, Survey Finds," Feb. 7, 2001.
"1st-Grade Fallout," June 6, 1998.
rhinebeck Central School District, Rhinebeck, New York


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The 19th season of Omaha's Holiday Lights Festival will kick off on Thanksgiving with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Nebraska (BCBSNE) as presenting sponsor once again.
As in years past, the lights will be turned on Thanksgiving evening. There will be six weeks of activities including ice skating at the Capitol District Ice Rink from December 7 through January 21.
Now in its 12th year, the Shine Your Light campaign will raise the equivalent of 1.5 million meals to support hunger relief lead by the Food Bank of the Heartland. For every dollar raised the Food Bank will distribute enough food for 3 meals.
New this year, BCBSNE has created 12 Days of Fearless – twelve fun holiday activities, contests and treats to make the season even more special. Enjoy hot cocoa at the Capitol District ice rink, enter to win a New Years Eve VIP experience, get a free family photo taken at the Thanksgiving Lighting Ceremony and more.
The Festival concludes on New Year's Eve with a fireworks spectacular at the Gene Leahy Mall. Next year, the Festival will be relocated because of construction at the mall. Mayor Stothert confirmed that the Festival will remain in downtown Omaha.
To learn more, visit our Facebook page at facebook.com/bcbsnebraska.


LONDON (AP) — Removing the record seventh FA Cup winner's medal from his pocket, Arsene Wenger was gratified and yet apprehensive.
And maybe his last night managing an Arsenal team?
Even after beating Chelsea 2-1 in the final on Saturday, Wenger indicated he has to stew until Tuesday to discover whether his 21-year reign will be extended by the record 13-time FA Cup winners.
Unsurprisingly, Wenger is anxious to publicly discuss whether the board, headed by American owner Stan Kroenke, will offer a new contract.
Aaron Ramsey, who scored the winning goal at Wembley Stadium, certainly hopes there isn't change in the dugout.
The fan base certainly seems more divided, with Wenger bemoaning the "very hostile environment" created by some fans demanding his removal.
Perhaps more competent leadership would have cleared up far sooner whether Wenger was staying. Delivering the FA Cup three times in four seasons has papered over some of the cracks as Arsenal has repeatedly come up short in the English Premier League and Europe.
The Gunners were eliminated from the Champions League for the seventh consecutive season in the last 16. And they won't even be back among Europe's elite in September after finishing fifth in the Premier League; the lowest finish since Wenger took charge in 1996.
"I am convinced we were hurt by the uncertainty about my future with the players," Wenger said.
And yet Arsenal still ended the campaign with a cup victory that Wenger puts on a par with his last Premier League success in the unbeaten 2003-04 season.
In doing so, Wenger denied the newly crowned league champion, Chelsea, a double. Just as the season reached its climax, Arsenal turned in the type of tenacious display lacking so often, and against a side so commanding in the Premier League in Antonio Conte's first season in charge.
For once, this was a day when so much went right for Wenger, even with a patched-up injury-depleted defense featuring captain Per Mertesacker making his first start in more than a year.
When Alexis Sanchez put the ball in the net after four minutes, it appeared to be initially disallowed because Ramsey was adjudged to be interfering with play while offside. But the decision by Anthony Taylor's assistant was overturned by the referee.
Arsenal even had the luxury of a man advantage from the 68th when Victor Moses received a second yellow card for diving. Somehow, though, Diego Costa managed to equalize in the 76th, bringing down Willian's lofted ball on his chest and striking past David Ospina.
Within three minutes, though, Arsenal was back in front.
On an afternoon when so much bucked the story of the season, double player of the year N'Golo Kante failed to track Ramsey, who was left unmarked to meet Olivier Giroud's dinked pass back.
But it is the losers who still head in the offseason the most buoyant. Revitalized after the 10th-place league finish in 2016, Chelsea lifted the biggest prize in English football last week after winning 30 of the 38 games. Perhaps the Blues just overdid the celebrations, and it showed with a complacent and lax cup final performance.
MADRID (AP) — The Luis Enrique era in Barcelona came to an end with the coach lifting one last trophy.
The coach raised the Copa del Rey after Barcelona defeated Alaves 3-1 in the final on Saturday.
Lionel Messi, Neymar and Paco Alcacer scored in the first half as Barcelona won its third straight copa and 29th all-time.
Luis Enrique capped his three-year stint with the club with his ninth title out of a possible 13.
He celebrated by waving his winner's trophy and singing the club's anthem in front of the Barcelona fans who traveled to the final in Madrid.
It was the final competitive match at Atletico Madrid's Vicente Calderon Stadium, which will be demolished to give way to a housing complex. Atletico moves into a new venue next season.
Alaves, the minnow Basque Country club promoted to Spain's top flight this season after 10 years in the lower divisions, was playing in the final of a major tournament for only the second time in its 96-year history. The other was the UEFA Cup 16 years ago, when it lost to Liverpool 5-4 in extra time.
Barcelona dominated and opened the scoring in the 30th minute with a well-placed shot by Messi from just outside the box after a pass by Neymar.
Alaves, which beat Barcelona in the Liga, equalized three minutes later with a superb free kick shot by Theo Hernandez.
But Barcelona regained control with a couple of goals just before halftime. Neymar scored after a pass by Andre Gomes in the 45th and Alcacer added to the lead from inside the area after a great slalom run by Messi three minutes into stoppage time.
Alaves almost opened the scoring when Ibai Gomez struck the post after a blunder by Barcelona defender Gerard Pique just before Messi's goal.
It was only the second title for Barcelona in a relatively disappointing season. It was eliminated by Juventus in the quarterfinals of the Champions League and lost the Spanish league title to Real Madrid in the final round last weekend. Its other title was the Spanish Super Cup.
Luis Enrique, who made the surprising announcement in March that he was leaving Barcelona so he could get some rest, never lost a Copa del Rey home-and-away series since he took over the club, a run of 12 straight triumphs ahead of the final.
Defender Javier Mascherano had to be substituted less than 10 minutes into the game with a head cut after colliding with an Alaves defender. He also injured his right knee on the play, and was on crutches during the title celebrations.
Barcelona played without striker Luis Suarez because of a suspension.
Before the game, five members of a radical group of Barcelona supporters were arrested after they allegedly robbed and trashed a small store in the Spanish capital.
Barcelona's victory meant Athletic Bilbao will earn the final spot from Spain in the Europa League. Athletic finished seventh in the Spanish league, outside of the automatic qualification spots, but it earned a berth because Barcelona will play in the Champions League. Alaves needed to win the Copa del Rey title to qualify.
PARIS (AP) — Paris Saint-Germain ended a mediocre season on a high note by winning the French Cup final beating Angers 1-0 on Saturday.
PSG dominated but needed an own goal from Angers right back Issa Cissokho in added time to prevail at the Stade de France.
As the 100th final entered added time, Cissokho looked hampered by Blaise Matuidi's pressing at the near post and headed the ball into his own net with the back of his head from a corner hit by Angel Di Maria.
BERLIN (AP) — American midfielder Christian Pulisic was pulled down by goalkeeper Lukas Hradecky midway through the second half, leading to Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's tiebreaking penalty kick that lifted Borussia Dortmund over Eintracht Frankfurt 2-1 on Saturday for its first German Cup title since 2012.
An 18-year-old from Hershey, Pennsylvania, Pulisic became the youngest American to win a major domestic club trophy in Europe.
Raphael Guerreiro chipped the ball into the penalty area, and Pulisic burst ahead of Frankfurt defender Timmy Chandler — a teammate on the U.S. national team. Hradecky knocked over Pulisic with his right leg at the edge of the 6-year box.
Aubameyang, playing perhaps his last game for Dortmund, chipped the ball down the middle for the goal in the 67th minute as Hradecky dived left.
Ousmane Dembele put Dortmund ahead in the eighth minute, and Ante Rebic tied the score in the 29th.


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Vocus Marketing Suite Integrates Email, Social, Search and Publicity in One Complete Solution
Beltsville, MD (PRWEB) January 15, 2013
Vocus, (NASDAQ: VOCS) a leading provider of cloud marketing software, announces new and enhanced features in its Marketing Suite today. Now, the Vocus Marketing Suite is the only solution that integrates email, social, search, and publicity together.
The award-winning iContact email platform, acquired by Vocus last year, is now fully integrated into the Vocus Marketing Suite. Buying Signals™ monitors social media to notify marketers when customers are ready to buy their product or service. Business Streams provides marketers with a single management point to receive marketing opportunities such as sales leads, media interview requests, and social media conversations. Local listing management promotes your company in mobile and local searches. With this new release, marketers can now attract, engage, and retain customers with one digital marketing software solution.
"Great marketing requires working in many mediums and that can take its toll on businesses," said You Mon Tsang, SVP Products at Vocus, Inc. "The new Vocus Marketing Suite takes diverse marketing disciplines – social, publicity, search and email – and unifies them. An integrated suite, as well as innovative technologies like Buying Signals™ and the Recommendation Engine™ results in a cohesive stream of marketing opportunities to attract, engage, and retain customers."
The Vocus Marketing Suite gets marketers more branding and lead generation opportunities to attract and engage customers. Some of the features that empower users in this release of Vocus Marketing Suite:
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Since its first release in the Fall of 2011, thousands of businesses use these features to attract and engage customers. "Buying Signals is a valuable tool for quickly recognizing potential leads and reaching out to them," said Jennifer London, Diamond Nexus, a Vocus Marketing Suite customer. "It helped us start real conversations with potential customers."
To learn more how the new release of Vocus Marketing Suite, initially launched in December 2012, delivers streams of marketing opportunities by integrating social, search, email and publicity together visit http://www.vocus.com.
About Vocus
Vocus (NASDAQ: VOCS) is a leading provider of cloud marketing software that helps businesses reach and influence buyers across social networks, online and through media. Vocus provides an integrated suite that combines social marketing, search marketing, email marketing and publicity into a comprehensive solution to help businesses attract, engage and retain customers. Vocus software is used by more than 120,000 organizations worldwide and is available in seven languages. Vocus is based in Beltsville, MD with offices in North America and Europe. For further information, please visit http://www.vocus.com or call (800) 345-5572.
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Beatniks in Baltimore and My First Band
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My trip to Europe as a 12-year-old in 1962 opened my eyes to similar internationalist countercultural shifts in America that I hadn't noticed before. Believing the 1950s hype, I thought America was absolutely the greatest country. It was freer. It had the best cars, music, food, bathrooms, religions, and bread. I noticed counter-cultural stuff that I really liked, like Mad magazine. I noticed folk singers and beatniks were in the news—even in Baltimore. Peter, Paul and Mary, Joan Baez and Bob Dylan injected social critique and existential questions into the new basement coffee shops—home to bearded poets and abstract art.
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In 1964, after the Beatles came to America, suddenly, new and different was hip—new music, new clothes, new haircuts, and a new sense of openness and acceptance of differences. Not that everybody bought it. This was the beginning of the big American culture split that continues today. The first major battle happened in 1966, when the angry right finally had something to be rabidly enraged about—John Lennon's ironic comment that the Beatles were more popular than Jesus. From then on, hate was in. It was us vs. them, and hip vs. straight. A big part of America is always spoiling for a fight, and the foreign, weird and god-insulting Beatles were that solidified their anti-everything movement.
It got around to my junior high school friends that I'd bought a guitar. It made me a little part of the in-crowd. One day, Pat Riley, a kid from the neighborhood, came up to me and said he was a drummer. Since I had a guitar, would I like to start a band with him? He only had a snare drum and a cymbal, but had big dreams to have a fully-equipped rock band that played shows every weekend. We needed a few more players, and better equipment, but that would come.
It was new ground to me, but he was a real rocker. He listened to Top-40 radio all the time, but my music background was mostly classical. The lovesick moans of Elvis, or the noisy, beat-driven Buddy Holly didn't grab my interest. That music was for older teens, so I didn't pay attention. My friends up to that time were mostly into fishing, hiking, bb guns, and campfires, not pop music on the radio. I remember at my first guitar lesson, the teacher asked what kind of music I liked. At 13, I didn't even know what types of music there were, besides classical or the 1940s-era big bands of my parents. I knew nothing of jazz or blues. When he said, "Rock"? I said yeah, yeah, rock, though I didn't own a single 45, and hadn't heard many 20th-century musicians besides Elvis, Ricky Nelson, and Chubby Checker's scandalous "Twist" records (which I did like).
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Density plays a part in why some things float and some sink. Objects that are more dense than water sink and those less dense float.
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When an object floats, it pushes water out of the way ( displacement ). Have you ever noticed that when you climb into a bath the water level rises? That's because your body displaces ( moves ) the water.
This easy activity demonstrates how reducing the density of a heavy object allows it to float.
First sort the balls into balls you think will float on water and balls you think will sink.
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Test each ball to see if your predictions are correct.
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The pockets of air in the bubble wrap mean that the ball and bubble wrap together are less dense than the water, which means the ball floats!
What's the smallest amount of bubble wrap you can use to make your ball float?
Using the knowledge you've gained from this activity, how would you make a lemon sink?
Can you think of a different way to make the ball float? What if you made it a boat with plasticine?
Does the same technique work with other objects?
Babble Dabble Do has a fabulous ship building activity to demonstrate how displacement helps objects float.
Rainy Day Mum has a lovely activity using boats made from pie tins.
Try a pirate themed sink and float investigation.
Learn about density with this easy investigation, can you find something to float on each layer?
Instead of making an object less dense by adding bubble wrap, try changing the density of water to help an object float.


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      id = params[:id] || StripeMock.new_id('tr')
      bank_account_id = StripeMock.new_id('ba')

      {
        id: id,
        object: "transfer",
        created: Faker::Date.backward(2).to_time.to_i,
        date: Date.today.to_time.to_i,
        livemode: false,
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        reversed: false,
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        reversals: {
          object: "list",
          total_count: 0,
          has_more: false,
          url: "/v1/transfers/#{id}/reversals",
          data: []
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        balance_transaction: StripeMock.new_id('txn'),
        bank_account: StripeMock::Data.bank_account(id: bank_account_id),
        destination: bank_account_id,
        description: 'STRIPE TRANSFER',
        failure_message: nil,
        failure_code: nil,
        amount_reversed: 0,
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        statement_descriptor: nil,
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        application_fee: nil
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    end

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      {
        object: 'list',
        url: '/v1/transfers',
        has_more: false,
        data: [transfer, transfer]
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    end
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Summer will be here soon, and a nice cold glass of Fresh Ginger Lemonade is a great way to cool off!
Disclosure: This Fresh Ginger Lemonade post was sponsored by Boscov's, but the recipe and opinions are entirely my own. Thank you for supporting the brands that support Spiced!
What the heck, Old Man Winter? It seems like Winter just wants to hang on as long as possible this year. I mean we're in mid-April, and we had freezing rain here this past weekend. And the forecast is for 2″ of slushy snow tonight. Laura's parents were in town over the weekend, and we awoke on Sunday to find a nice, thick layer of ice on their car. Fun activities like that are normally reserved for February…not mid-April.
Despite the weather, we still had a blast this past weekend. Robbie loved all of the attention, and he was literally a wild man running around the house. At one point, I walked into the kitchen only to be nearly run over by a parade that came marching by. (By parade, I mean Robbie leading my father-in-law in a march…with both of them holding as many stuffed animals as they possibly could.) However, there's only so much you can do indoors, so we decided to venture out to mix up the activities a bit.
But back to the VIP Days event. This was awesome! I pulled into the parking lot a few minutes after the doors opened, and it was already packed. The store literally felt like a party as soon as I walked in. While Robbie loved all of the activity, his first stop was the waffle station…imagine that! He also managed to score some Legos, a piece of Godiva chocolate and a bouncy ball that lights up when it hits the floor. From a toddler's perspective, that's pretty much the best day ever! (Heck, from an adult's perspective, that's pretty much the best day ever!) While the VIP Days event was only last Saturday, Boscov's has great deals and sales all year long.
Somehow, in the midst of chasing Robbie around the store, Laura and I managed to squeeze some shopping in for ourselves. I grabbed an awesome triple drink dispenser that will be perfect for backyard parties…if the weather ever shapes up! And Laura found an essential oil diffuser by HoMedics that she picked up for her office. One of her coworkers has an essential oil diffuser in her office, and Laura loved the idea. Busy workdays can get stressful, so having a diffuser running on the side of your desk helps create a peaceful environment. Laura even inspired me, and I grabbed a Himalayan Salt Lamp for my desk here at home. Plus, it just seems appropriate for a food blogger to have a salt lamp on the desk, right?
All in all, the entire family (including Robbie) had a great morning at Boscov's! In fact, my father-in-law was still talking about meeting Jim Boscov later that day. Even though the weather wasn't the best, I wanted to put my new triple drink dispenser to use right away. Laura suggested that I make Fresh Ginger Lemonade, and that sounded like a fun idea. Maybe the fresh ginger lemonade idea will help will the warmer weather to arrive? That's my plan at least! And since I had 3 drink dispensers, I made iced tea (sweetened of course…I am from the South) in the 2nd dispenser and then an Arnold Palmer in the 3rd dispenser. Have you ever had an Arnold Palmer? It's half-lemonade, half-iced tea…and it's delicious!
Every time I step foot into Boscov's, I come out with some awesome new finds at great prices. But aside from the deals, I appreciate that Boscov's is very active in our local community. Throughout the Spring, they always host Girl Scout Cookie sales, and Boscov's regularly supports all sorts of non-profit events in our town. I certainly appreciate that!
After we got back home last Saturday (and after Robbie had a nice, long nap), we all sat around sipping on glasses of Fresh Ginger Lemonade. And I made a quick batch of my Lemon Coconut Bars as a sweet treat along with our lemonade. Hopefully we'll be able to move that party outdoors soon! Let's raise a glass of fresh ginger lemonade to the arrival of warmer weather…hopefully soon! Cheers, friends!
Using a large saucepan or stockpot, add water, sugar and ginger; stir and place over medium-high heat. Heat until mixture reaches a boil, stirring occasionally. Once boiling, remove from heat and stir in lemon juice.
Let mixture rest for 30 minutes and then strain out sliced ginger.
Refrigerate lemonade for 1-2 hours, or until cold.
Serve over ice and (optional) garnish with sliced lemons and sprigs of fresh mint.
First, Robbie is too cute for words! I love his smile in the pic with the bouncy ball :). Second, how have I never heard of Boscov's? I just took a quick peek at their site and found like five things I need–pineapple cakelet pan? Necessary! Third, this lemonade sounds PERFECT for hot Phoenix days! And last, I'm bottling up some sunshine to send to you guys. You need it more than we do out here!
David!! Robbie is getting cuter by the hour!! my gosh! So glad to see him growing up! it's so nice to feel as part of your life and see you doing just fine!
I'm glad you shared this post! Hugs my friend!
Robbie really is a cute kid, Gaila! I haven't included any photos of him in a bit. That wasn't on purpose, but these photos from the event on Saturday were just so good! I think I need to frame the one with him and the ball. 🙂 Thanks so much, my friend!
Love the picture of Robbie with his new bouncy ball – that is pure happiness, he has the most gorgeous smile! Sounds like you had an amazing time at Boscov's and I like how you made immediate use of your drink dispensers. Hope you'll be able to bring it outdoors soon. Never had an Arnold Pal- like the concept! Have a wonderful weekend ahead, David!
Oh, you are totally right, Miriam. Robbie was over-the-moon excited about that new ball. In fact, he's been playing with it here at home all week…and he still gets just as excited about it! I'm hoping the weather warms up here, too. The forecast is looking promising, so I've got my fingers crossed! And, yes, go make an Arnold Palmer sometime soon. 1/2 lemonade. 1/2 iced tea. Really tasty! Thanks so much, my friend!
David, posting the recipe for refreshing lemonade…I love your sarcasm! Well, remember I was bragging about our nice spring weather few weeks back? You don't need to be jealous anymore 🙂 On the other hand, let's think (hope) this lemonade is some that might persuade spring into coming ans staying with us. You should definitely pull your grill too!
David I reckon that you and I could probably have a continual running commentary together on how the weather has gone completely loopy. Winter is now spring, spring is now winter and it's all gone back to front / head over heals hasn't it? Like yourself I'm creating recipes that maybe aren't appropriate for the current weather, but it SHOULD be time for drinking fresh ginger lemonade outside shouldn't it? And I would also like to be eating those Lemon Coconut Bars too! Let's hope for better weather, but in the meantime still enjoy these amazing recipes.
Oh gosh, you are totally right, Neil. I feel like the weather (both here in the Northeast as well as over there in Glasgow) is just playing tricks with us. We've been running 20°F below average for like a month now. I'm done with it! I'm hoping that this fresh lemonade recipe helps usher in the warmer Spring weather. (It might be working, too, as the forecast for next week is finally back up to 'normal' weather for this time of the year…whatever 'normal' is. Haha!) Thanks so much, my friend!
I wish we had a Boscov's near us! That's my kind of shopping. This ginger lemonade sounds super refreshing – especially on a hot day! I'm certain it will indeed become hot, one day, and then we will be wishing for cooler weather! I'll be ready with a huge vat of this lemonade!
I totally agree with you about Boscov's, Kathy! And I really do wish they had a location near you. Every time I go in, I find some new piece of cookware or serveware that I absolutely must have! 🙂 So hot days are coming…maybe. Haha! And when they do, this ginger lemonade needs to be on the menu! Trust me on this one. The ginger adds a fun depth of flavor here…and it's so tasty! Thank you, my friend!
It really is crazy how quickly Robbie is growing up. I look at him and wonder where my little boy went! It's ok, though. He does some hilarious things, and the joy he had about that bouncy ball was the best! In other news, this ginger lemonade is really, really, really good. The extra layer of flavor takes lemonade to a whole new level! Thanks so much, Dawn!
That was such fun to read!! Now I'm so sorry I didn't get to officially meet Robbie. He looks like he had a blast, and Scarlet would have loved to hang with him.
I'm so impressed with the Ginger Lemonade. Cassidy always thinks I don't like ginger, but I really, really do! And lemonade is my summer drink.
I bought those Godiva biscuits pictured above and they didn't last a full day here!
Well it looks like we'll just have to plan another meeting at Boscov's, Tamara! I'm sure I can twist your arm, right? 🙂 So those Godiva biscuits were SO good. I didn't grab any, but we're lucky enough to have a Boscov's about 5 minutes from here, so I might have to swing back through this weekend. I bet they'd go great with some ginger lemonade! Thanks so much, Tamara, and I hope our paths cross again soon!
Robbie is adorable! so Cute!! This lemonade sounds so refreshing, we are having a nice warm day here today so this sound just about perfect!
Will you send us some of that warm weather, Manali? Haha! Actually, I think that weather is supposed to arrive here sometime next week…so I'll have to make another batch of this lemonade so I can sit outside and soak in some sunshine! 🙂 Thanks so much!
YAY! I'm happy to hear you got your meat slicer!! And holy cow is your son freaking adorable. You and your wife should get a "made the most adorable child award" or something (they have awards for that kind of thing, right?).
I can't begin to tell you how much this recipe is right up my alley! Fresh ginger and I are besties. We barely go a couple days without seeing each other. I made candied ginger in December and still have the leftover ginger syrup in my fridge. I'm going to go smell/taste it b/c if it's still good, I'm adding the lemon juice and going to town on it!
Haha! Is there such a thing as an award for 'most adorable child'? I mean Robbie is pretty cute, but that award comes with a pretty high bar! 🙂 So I've got to say this Ginger Lemonade is da bomb, Christina! Seriously. Adding the ginger to steep in the lemonade adds another layer of flavor here…and it's so good! And then mix that ginger lemonade with iced tea? Perfect summer drink right there. I bet you could totally use that ginger syrup that you have stashed away to make a lemonade. And I bet it won't last long! Thank you so much, my friend!
I happen to have ginger and lemons on hand. So I'm making this. How does Laura like the diffuser? I'm thinking of getting one.
We often have ginger and lemons just hanging out in the kitchen, too…and now I know how to use 'em. This lemonade is delicious, Jeff. The ginger adds another layer of flavor that really makes the drink pop. Oh, and Laura loves her diffuser. I saw your comment over the weekend, and I asked Laura what she thought about it now that she has had it in her office for a whole week. She said (and I quote): "Best decision ever." So there ya go!
OMG Robbie is getting sooo big and he's crazy cute!!! It's been so much fun watching him grow up, thank you so much for sharing so much with all of us. They young man has lots of love in his live. Your lemonade looks soooooo refreshing, perfect for spring.
Tell me about it, Mary! I keep pulling Robbie's clothes out to get him dressed…and they keep getting smaller and smaller on him! But that's ok. We're finally getting some spring weather up here, so it's time to put away those winter clothes anyways.
I really appreciate your kind words here, my friend. As you know, I often includes bits and pieces of real life in my posts…which means lots of a certain toddler. 🙂 He rode his bike for the first time yesterday, and he did a pretty decent job.
And, yes, this ginger lemonade is so refreshing! The ginger adds just another little touch of intrigue to this classic drink. Thanks!!
Thanks for the preview of summer, David! It's seems a long way away right now. Like you our Spring is late arriving, although it looks like at long last we may be getting a taste this weekend… finally!
Good choice by Laura in getting an essential oil diffuser! I have one at my house and I put oils in it every night before bed. I want to start remembering to move it into my office (or get another one for my office for that matter) to use up more of my daytime oils that are meant for focus/energy/etc while I work.
And fresh lemonade is so refreshing! Throwing some ginger in there sounds like a great idea.
I was a little surprised when Laura mentioned that she wanted one of the oil diffusers, but then I thought about it and it made perfect sense. I mean work can be stressful, so having one of those at your desk is a pretty genius idea! Also, the ginger flavor in this lemonade is SO good. It's perfect for warm afternoons in the sun…which we are finally getting up here in the northeast! Thanks, Nicole!
Robbie is such a cutie and he is getting so big. I love the ginger lemonade, sounds so refreshing for summer.


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