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Sage chef adds a flash of spice to hash (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
We had dinner at Sage recently, and I ordered the New York strip. It was fantastic. However, equally delicious was the accompanying side dish of andouille sausage-sweet potato hash. I would love the recipe for the sweet potato hash.

Passing the torch (The Daily News of Newburyport)
BOSTON and mdash; Two years ago when Archbishop Williams completed its second straight victory over Pentucket in the Division 3 state semifinal at the TD Banknorth Garden before going on to win their second straight state title, there was no question who the leaders of that team were and mdash; senior point guard Christine Duffy and senior shooting guard Casey Capello.

Pizza perfect: Craft an artisan-style pizza at home (Daily Record)
In recent years, all manner of unassuming foods have endured high-end makeovers. Mac and cheese was spiked with lobster and truffles, hamburgers got serious slider treatment, and cupcakes morphed into an industry dripping with retro-cuteness.

Microsoft fixes 8 flaws in Windows & Office (PC Advisor)
Software giant urges users to update now Microsoft has fixed eight flaws in Windows and Office, but opted against patching one Windows component because it cannot be automatically updated.

News: Bad Company 2 may head to Mac (Eurogamer)
DICE "investigating" adaptation now. DICE may adapt Battlefield: Bad Company 2 to the Mac. "We're currently investigating the possibility of making BFBC2 available on Mac," Tweeted Karl Magnus Troedsson, executive producer. "Mighty hangover after a legendary release party for BFBC2 last night," he later added. Read more...

Microsoft releases eight bug fixes and warns of IE zero–day vulnerability (Computer Weekly)
Microsoft's March Patch Tuesday monthly security update was relatively light, but the software maker also issued an advisory, warning of an unpatched vulnerability in Internet Explorer.

Nevada looks to navigate through WAC tournament (Lahontan Valley News)
Brandon Fields understands that the Idaho Vandals will come into Lawlor Events Center on Thursday night with a lot of confidence. And with a score to settle. "Yeah, they probably think they can beat us after that last game," the Nevada Wolf Pack senior said Tuesday. "They are going to have a lot of confidence against us. They probably think they should have beaten us last time." The Wolf Pack ...

How to craft artisan-style pizzas at home (Press of Atlantic City)
Using a pizza stone is one way to make your pizza taste like it was baked in a restaurant’s brick oven. Experts also say cooking the pie with the highest temperature possible makes for the tastiest crust and toppings.

New and improved (The Register-Guard)
Willamette’s freshmen play with such confidence and cool, they even fooled their coach. “They don’t seem to be a bit nervous because I don’t think they’ve realized what they are doing yet, which is probably a good thing,” Willamette co-coach Paul Brothers joked. The realization that the Wolverines are in …

PREP DIGEST NOTEWORTHY (The Register-Guard)
The 5A boys and girls basketball tournaments at McArthur Court this week may be the final prep tournaments ever played at the arena, which first hosted a high school basketball championship in 1947. The Oregon School Activities Association’s contract with the University of Oregon runs through 2011 and OSAA executive …