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Welcome to National Cereal Day!
Cereal is celebrated and eaten today! Cereal, in general, may be a name for any grain, such as wheat, barley, oats, or corn. But since the end of the nineteenth century in America, cereal has usually meant breakfast cereal—now the most popular breakfast food in the country. It gained popularity at that time, as a healthier alternative to other foods. Until the 1860s, breakfast was dominated by eggs, bacon, and sausage. Reformers began preaching that eating too much meat was both physically and spiritually harmful, and cereal was looked at as a nutritious remedy of sorts.
The first American cooked cereals were corn-mush porridges that had been adapted from Native Americans. Quaker Oats, made from hulled oats, was created in 1877. Cream of Wheat appeared in 1894. The first cold cereal was invented by Dr. James Caleb Jackson, and was made of hard, bland bran nuggets that had to be soaked overnight and were hard to digest. It was called granula.
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Openings for Syracuse Strong Semi- Professional Football Team (craigslist.org)
Openings for Syracuse Strong Semi- Professional Football Team (Syracuse) hide this posting
compensation: Negotioable
Syracuse Strong Semi-Professional Football Team
is looking for some "Sammy Strongs"
Sammy is our Eagle Mascot for the Team
Sammy Attends Events Such as
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*Football Games
*Mascot Events that Involve Mascots
from the Syracuse Silver Knights,
Syracuse Crunch and Sky Chiefs
*Outings in the Mall with Players
From the Team- Autographs and Pictures
If you feel this is right for you and you think you would be a good fit
We are holding an Open Interview Thursday, March 9th, from 11-2pm
You may text show contact info
Or Email: show contact info
to confirm a scheduled time slot
You do not have to confirm you may walk in to the interview though those with a scheduled time frame will be seen with time allotted.
We look forward to adding on to the team!
Louisville's 2018 football schedule opens with reigning national champion Alabama (courier-journal.com; Lipshetz)
The University of Louisville opens the 2018 football season with a neutral site showdown against Alabama, the reigning national champions.
Non-conference games also include Indiana State, Western Kentucky and Kentucky. The ACC schedule includes Clemson, Syracuse and Florida State.
Kickoff times and television information will be announced at a later date. Bookmark this page for updates.
2018 University of Louisville football schedule
Date Home Away Location Time TV
Sept. 1 Alabama Louisville Orlando, Fla. TBD TBD
Sept. 8 Louisville Indiana State Papa John's Cardinal Stadium TBD TBD
Sept. 15 Louisville Western Kentucky Papa John's Cardinal Stadium TBD TBD
Sept. 22 Virginia Louisville Charlottesville. Va. TBD TBD
Sept. 29 Louisville Florida State Papa John's Cardinal Stadium TBD TBD
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18 early predictions for 2018 college football season (sportingnews.com; Bender)
Spring football is kicking off around some college campuses, meaning we're one step closer to the 2018 college football season — the fifth year of the College Football Playoff.
Everyone knows Alabama is the team to beat, but it's never too early to forecast the rest of the field heading into 2018. Where are the big games? Which coaches are on the hot seat? What are we looking forward to most? Who are the Heisman contenders and Playoff shakers?
MORE: SN Top 25 previews
Here's is an early forecast for the 2018 college football season:
1. Auburn-Washington a Playoff elimination game
The loser will likely be out of the College Football Playoff race on Sept. 1. Sure, Washington could still win its conference, but it'll be judged more by the Auburn game than its Pac-12 schedule. Auburn travels to Georgia and Alabama in November.
2. Texas-Oklahoma decides Big 12
The winner will win the Big 12, and it will be a one-score nail-biter as usual. The only question is, will we get a rematch?
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Love Boat's Fred Grandy and daughter Marya star in Redhouse's "On Golden Pond" (PS; Jenson)
When the curtains rise Wednesday for the Redhouse Art Center's production of Ernest Thompson's "On Golden Pond," Syracuse theater-goers will see a familiar face.
Fred Grandy, known for his role as the lovable Gopher on the hit series "The Love Boat," will play Norman, a man desperately trying to come to terms with his own mortality. Starring alongside Grandy is his real-life daughter Marya, who plays Chelsea, Norman's adult daughter, who is desperate to repair the long-strained relationship she's had with her father.
This is the first time the Grandys will take the stage together in a theatrical production.
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