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Welcome to Culinarians Day!
Culinarians are experts in the art and science of cooking and serving food. They can be chefs, cooks, home cooks, bakers, and anyone else who is involved in the process of preparing and serving meals. Professional culinarians tend to work in restaurants and commercial kitchens.
While the origins of Culinarians Day are unknown, we can all safely assume that the holiday was invented as a way to thank all the culinarians who make our experience of eating out fun and special.
How to Celebrate?
- If you personally know a chef or a cook, send them a thank you note and a thoughtful gift.
- Make a special dinner for the person who cooks for you every day.
- Go out to eat and thank the chef and the cooks for laying out a good meal for you.
...that the hat chefs wear is called a toque blanche (white hat in French)? It is believed that the height of the toque represents seniority and rank in the kitchen and the folds in the hat represent the qualification of the chef.
SU News
Ticket info, game time and opponent set for Boeheim's Army as it heads to TBT Final Four (PS; Carlson)
Boeheim's Army will have to end a 17-game winning streak if it hopes to walk away with the $2 million winner-take-all prize in The Basketball Tournament.
Not surprisingly, the game between top ratings draw Boeheim's Army and two-time defending champion Overseas Elite earned the marquee television slot on ESPN at 9 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 1, when the semifinals will be held at Coppin State in Baltimore.
Tickets for the semifinals can be purchased at FreshTix.com, starting at $20 each.
early rounds of @TBT on ESPN2 from Brooklyn on Thursday:
Team Foe/FCM Untouchables (5p ET): 105K
Team Fancy/Boeheim's Army (7p ET): 205K
-- Sports TV Ratings (@SportsTVRatings) July 21, 2017
The championship game will be played on Thursday, Aug. 3 at 7 p.m. The winner of Boeheim's Army and Oversees Elite will play the winner of an Ohio State alumni team and Team Challenge ALS, a team that would donate a portion of its winnings to Pete Frates, who is battling ALS and helped popularize the Ice Bucket Challenge, a social media fundraiser.
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Hormel Hot Take: Syracuse hasn't proven they should be in the tournament (cbssports.com; Gottlieb)
Doug Gottlieb discusses Syracuse and the NCAA tournament as he provides his Hormel Hot Take.
Tyburn Academy hosting basketball camp with former Syracuse University player DaJuan Coleman (auburnpub.com)
Tyburn Academy will be hosting a basketball camp with former Syracuse University athlete DaJuan Coleman at Cayuga Community College from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Aug. 8.
The one-day camp, which is run by shooting coach Mike Picciano, is for boys and girls in grades 6-12. The cost is $40, which includes a jersey, lunch, skill awards.
Other guests and coaches include Auburn graduate and SUNY Morrisville player Trent Ward, former Tyburn 1,000 point scorer Matt Faiola and SUNY Broome assist leader Stan Martin.
Registration forms are available at Tyburn Academy (17 Clymer St.) or Beardsley Architects & Engineers (64 South St.), as well as TyburnAcademy.com.
On The Block On Demand 7-24 (espnur.com; radio show; Axe)
Brent opens the show talking Boeheim’s Army following their huge comeback win in The Basketball Tournament Sunday before transitioning into Syracuse basketball talk and the idea of Buddy Boeheim playing for Jim Boeheim. Later, he talks SU Football with training camp opening next weekend.
Other
Trump nominates Ann Marie Buerkle to chair Consumer Product Safety Commission (PS; Weiner)
President Donald Trump on Monday night nominated former Rep. Ann Marie Buerkle to serve as chairman of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.
Buerkle, a Republican who represented the Syracuse area for one term in Congress in 2011 and 2012, has been serving as acting chair at the commission since February.
She took over for Elliott Kaye, a Democrat who had been appointed by President Barack Obama in 2014.
If confirmed by the U.S. Senate, Buerkle would serve a new seven-year term overseeing the independent agency charged with protecting the public from hazardous consumer products.
Obama appointed Buerkle to the $155,000 per-year post on the five-member commission in 2013. She filled an unexpired term of a Republican commission member.
Trump's appointment of Buerkle to a new term would begin Oct. 27 if her nomination is approved by the Senate. Her existing term is due to expire in October.
Buerkle, 66, formerly of Onondaga Hill, has been a longtime advocate for reducing the regulatory burden on small businesses. At the commission, she opposed the idea of increasing civil penalties against companies that break federal safety regulations for consumer products.
