Word: canning
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Black banked in her first attempt, swished her next two, and finished by canning a trey from NBA range which would've made Dan Marjele proud...
...much-need life signs that would bring them back from the brink. First, Harvard freshman Mike Scott (five points and four rebounds in an impressive 18 minutes) drove the right baseline and scored. Then, senior captain Jared Leake reduced the lead to six, cutting into the lane and canning a jumper from ten feet...
...throughout the U.S., some of which offer a high degree of personal attention: the office in Georgia's Douglas County, for example, serves only 17 farmers. Tom Clonts, one of the two agricultural agents who staff the federal office, gives free advice on everything from building a barn to canning peaches to controlling pond slime. The cost to the government of operating the extension office, which is largely supported by Georgia state and local taxes, is about $85,000 a year...
...Canning Yu '93, president of the orchestra, said group is planning several fundraising events to help finance the tour, which is expected to cost approximately...
...trained his children to work the same way." The Cook place is a model modern establishment with all the signs of a good farm: "clean fields, neatly painted buildings, breakfast at six, no debts, no standing water." Life is a round of chores -- the endless regimen of meals, the canning frenzies, the tireless pursuit of new and fancier equipment...