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FREE TOURNAMENT - Egham Hollowegians RFC
Sunday 12th April
Inner City 7s - Streatham & Croydon RFC
Saturday 2nd May 2015
Streatham and Croydon RFC will be hosting The Inner City 7s, a tournament being played on Saturday 2nd May 2015. Surrey Clubs are being offered a 50% discount.
For further information and how to apply, please see the document below.
Volunteering at YOUR local Rugby Club
2014/15 Season
Want to get involved and help out at your local Rugby Club?
Check out the website below for ideas about how you can volunteer your time.
Old Rutlishians RFC Fundraiser - Double K
Saturday 21st March 2015
7th Barcelona Veterans and Ladies Rugby Festival
2nd - 4th October 2015
For all the information relating to the festival, how to apply and who to contact, please see the PDF file below.
Old Reigatian RFC - Summer Camp
August 2015
Old Reigatian's are running a summer camp for
boys and girls aged 8 to 18 (Under 9 to Under 18 season 2015/16) this summer
from August 10th 14th - 9.00 am to 3.00 pm each day and 2 girls only sessions
on Tuesday 11th and Thursday 13th from 5.00 8.00 pm.
Early Bird price
available if booking made and paid by 31st March 2015.
Details and registration forms are available via http://www.ssrugby.com.au
or Phil Smith, UK administrator for Southern
Summer Rugby on email@example.com
or 07976 276250.
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Find out what's going on in your community here - http://wsnet.co.uk/activemapx
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can advertise FREE on The Women's Sports Network website
The impact
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huge. Use of the only UK 'Female Friendly' activity mapping app - increased by
120%! And there was a 39% increase in the number of registered
clubs/classes in the UK . . . in one month.
As a
result, WSNet is opening up advertising to smaller independent organisations
& clubs who are running 'Female Friendly' clubs/classes.
We will take your advert FREE on a
'run -of-site basis' - (i.e. it may appear anywhere on the WSNet site)
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RWC2015 Opportunity: Schools and Pupils
England Rugby 2015 / RWC2015
Schools in England and Wales are being offered the opportunity to be part of the ceremonies which will welcome the 20 participating teams to Rugby World Cup 2015.
England Rugby 2015 is looking for groups of between five and 50 pupils who will form part of the vocal performance element of the Welcome Ceremonies for Rugby World Cup 2015. Applications should demonstrate previous experience and capability via a video submission.
The deadline for applications is 5pm on Sunday March 22.
To apply visit the website -
Vacancy - Physios & Pitch Side Medics
Old Emanuel RFC
Old Emanuel Rugby Club usually has a team of physios to
operate a clinic at the club on Tuesday evenings, and also pitch side to cover
1st XV and 2nd XV on match days.
Three of the group have recently move geographically and
this is stretching the system. We seek physios and pitchside medics to cover,
and pay competetive rates.
Please contact:
Fergus McCarthy
Director of Rugby
Old Emanuel RFC
est 1909
020 8337 8778
07958 714127
Girls Rugby Opportunities in Surrey
2014-15 Season
There are lots of activities taking place across the County for girls rugby.
Have a look at the leaflets below for further information and how to get involved.
3G Pitch Availability
2014-15 Season
Should anyone wish to find out more info on any of the
listed 3G pitches, and in terms of booking please contact either Mike Marsh (firstname.lastname@example.com) or Penny Carr (email@example.com)
Additionally please take note of 3Gs very close to
the borders of Surrey (i.e any in Area 2).
England Rugby Deals - Rijo 42
The RFU
has worked with Rijo 42 to create a range of offers for the provision of high
quality bean to cup instant coffee machines for rugby clubs. These special
rugby club packages have been devised to provide a high quality offer to club
members and visitors alike, but also provide an opportunity for clubs to
generate revenue.
Information on the different packages available is attached to this note. You
can also view a short video with club testimonials at
Girls ONLY Rugby Camp
Six Nations West Car Park Hospitality Nominations
As with previous years this
offer is for volunteers who already HAVE match tickets Tickets are NOT
available with this offer.
Please note that places are
available on a first come first served basis to volunteers who have not
previously experienced the fun of the West Car Park Pre-Match!
Nominations for all matches can
be sent to firstname.lastname@example.com
using the form below.
England Women Six Nations Fixtures
See the flyer below for all the 2015 England Women's Six Nations Fixtures!
Club Innovation Funding Available
Thinking of an event that brings players back to your Club?
Then maybe the Innovation Fund is for you.
See the advert below for further information and who to contact.
Smallest Rugby Club World Cup 2015
September 2015
Decca RFC are hosting the Smallest Rugby Club World Cup 2015.
Clubs from Trinidad & Tobago, USA, Malta, Spain as well as
the UK have already registered their interest.
They are currently looking for
further teams to participate, would your Club be interested in
joining in? If so please see the press release below for further information and pass on to anyone you feel may be interested.
You can also email Robert
Holmes firstname.lastname@example.com
Smallest Club Rugby World Cup 2015
KINGSTON RFC - Coaches Vacancies
February 2015
Kingston Rugby Club are looking for Senior Coaches.
Rugby Club is interested to hear from senior coaches that might be available,
whether as head coach, assistant coach, player coach or anybody starting out in
their coaching career, please get in touch. Also we are interested to hear from
any specialist forwards, scrummaging or backs coaches.
If you think you might be suitable, then please
contact/email your CV/details to:
Chairman, Graeme Maisey: email@example.com
Mob: 07866 124 282
February 2015
Cobham RFC are holding a girls ONLY rugby camp during February Half Term 2015.
All abilities welcome, see flyer below for full details and information on how to book.
For All Surrey Clubs
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your club uses, from hospitality, travel and office equipment to utilities,
maintenance and club facilities. Clubs who register for England Rugby
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One of the more pleasant surprises of the year was Seann William Scott's turn in the Jay Baruchel and Evan Goldberg-penned hockey comedy "Goon." The Canuck laffer has spawned something of a cult, with the movie being a favorite in some corners of the internet, in addition to it doi...Read More »
It feels odd that "Goon," a brutal comedy based around the sport, from the pen of hockey-loving Apatow grads Jay Baruchel (star of "Undeclared" and "Knocked Up") and Evan Goldberg (co-writer, with Seth Rogen, of "Superbad" and "Pineapple Express"), would go on wide release in Britain this weekend, w...Read More »
Hey y'all! How 'bout those "Hunger Games," huh? Obviously, everyone and their mom went last weekend to the child murder games, and we'll see if it has legs to keep going (we think it does), so if you have to catch up on that one, it is in theaters this weekend! If you already saw it, never fear, the...Read More »
This weekend at the cinema is brought to you by the struggles of youth. Whether the threat is unnamed (emerging sexuality; a faceless, mystical home invader) or, perhaps more shockingly, entirely tangible (other kids), children are at the center of nearly all these tales.Read More »
Director Michael Dowse, the man behind "Fubar" and "Take Me Home Tonight," is no stranger to pushing the envelope. So it's no surprise that his latest effort, the hockey comedy "Goon," opens with a splash of blood and a tooth hitting the ice. While the real hockey w...Read More »
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The awkward kid from "Undeclared" is doing something right. Both as actor and co-writer, Jay Baruchel's name is all over the hockey picture "Goon," a vaguely "Slap Shot"-ish comedy that, until it debuted at Toronto this past week, only had going for it some fairly uninspiring posters, a less than gut-splitting red-band trailer and the weird casting combination of Seann William Scott and Liev Schrieber to its name. But the picture's apparently uproarious, a bloody laugh-fest for the ages, and has exploded the hitherto staid conventions of the hockey picture (whatever they may be), at least until Kevin Smith aims to get his way and begins work ...Read More »
Premiering at the Toronto International Film Festival this week is "Goon," a hockey comedy co-written by Jay Baruchel and Seth Rogen's writing partner Evan Goldberg, which, it should be noted, is not the David Fincher-produced animation adaptation of the Eric Powell comic book "The Goon" nor is it the two-part Kevin Smith hockey epic "Hit Somebody" (which will presumably be the "Che" of bawdy hockey comedies). What it is, as we noted when the red band trailer debuted, a mediocre-looking comedy about a hockey coach who recruits a thug (Sean William Scott) to stop a violence-prone opponent (Liev Schreiber), notable only for Schreiber's truly aw...Read More »
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More Americans than ever are going to college. And more than ever are burdened with high debts and few job prospects.
In the latest installment of his Full Disclosure podcast, Richmond-based business reporter Roben Farzad talked with University of Richmond Business Professor Eric Martin, who says four years of college at the full sticker price is just not for everyone. And Martin points to recent studies claiming that only 37% of new jobs created require a four-year-degree.
Governor McAuliffe has unveiled a series of legislative proposals that he says would make Virginia more welcoming to businesses. The governor says his agenda would make the Commonwealth more inviting by guaranteeing equal treatment to ALL individuals under the law.
McAuliffe says all state laws should reflect recent court authorization of same-sex marriage by changing references from "man and woman" or "husband and wife" to "spouse."
"We needed to make sure that we are open and welcoming and that we are not putting up walls around this great Commonwealth of ours."
Cable and satellite bills have increased at more than twice the rate of inflation over the past 20 years, and many are saying that it's time for unbundling from the expense.
Richmond-based business reporter Roben Farzad explored the topic on his most recent Full Disclosure podcast.
One guest on the program, Judy Crenshaw, professor at the VCU Robertson School of Media and Culture, says millennials provide a look to the future, and they're not watching 30 minute programs, especially not on TV.
You've heard of 'Eco-Tourism' where visitors go to learn about the local the ecology of a place. Now there's variation on that theme. It's "Agri-Tourism" and it's a growing thing in Virginia.
You might think the largest industry in Virginia is defense or some other government related sector, but in fact it's Agriculture and third largest, tourism. So it's no surprise that the 'Agritourism' sector is growing.
Recent reports about the growth of transportation network companies like Uber and Lyft would suggest that their success pits them directly against traditional taxi drivers. But, a representative from the taxi industry says that's NOT what's behind a rally in Richmond in which they called for more fairness for taxicab drivers.
Daniel Berhane with Virginia Taxicab Drivers United says while they don't believe rival companies are being established correctly, the VTDU is more concerned about the lack of job protections for drivers.


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FOX Sports Exclusive
Do Phils' hires portend bigger move?
Two rival executives smell a rat in the Phillies' pursuit of free-agent center fielder B.J. Upton.
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Well, maybe not a rat, but a pair of embedded ex-Rays officials who know Upton quite well recently assumed prominent positions with the Phils.
Bart Braun, previously a special assignment scout with the Rays, joined the Phillies last month as a special assistant to general manager Ruben Amaro Jr.
Steve Henderson, the Rays' hitting coach from 2006 to '09, will fill the same role for the Phillies after spending the past three years with the club as a minor-league coordinator.
The moves did not go unnoticed by the Upton camp, and in the words of one player agent, "there are no coincidences in baseball."
But Amaro Jr., while acknowledging the Phillies' interest in Upton, said that nothing unusual is afoot.
"My understanding is that yes, B.J. has or had a relationship with Hendu," Amaro said. "Obviously, Bart has been with Tampa Bay for a long time. But that doesn't mean that B.J. is going to be a Philadelphia Phillie by any stretch of the imagination.
"The reason we got those guys has nothing to do with B.J. We thought they were the right guys for the organization, that both would make us better. One had nothing to do with the other."
TROPHY CASESee which players took home MLB's prestigious postseason awards.
Perhaps the bigger question for the Phillies is how their off-season will unfold.
Amaro said the team's needs include a center fielder, a corner outfielder, a third baseman and bullpen help. But unlike in some previous years, the GM does not expect to be active early in free agency.
The Phils jumped the market to sign closer Jonathan Papelbon on Nov. 18, 2011, reliever Jose Contreras on Nov. 16, 2010 and infielder Placido Polanco on Dec. 3, 2009.
"I don't see us doing anything very quick, I really don't," Amaro said. "I don't know how all this is going to play out. There are a lot of moving parts for us, different pieces of the puzzle. We're taking a really, really broad look at this thing.
"There are a lot of things to look at. I'm not sure we can add four or five of those things. We're just trying to make the team better in certain areas, not necessarily all of those areas."
At least one GM believes that Upton will get more attention on the market than Bourn, pointing out that Upton, 28, is nearly two years younger and hits for more power.
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Bourn is perceived as the superior on-base threat, but his career .339 OBP is not much higher than Upton's .336 (though Upton's OBP last season was a career-low .298).
Two other aspects of Bourn's offensive game are disturbing: His high strikeout totals as a leadoff hitter, and his second-half declines.
Bourn struck out a career-high 155 times last season, tying for seventh most in the NL, and has averaged 136 strikeouts the past four years.
He also batted .225 with a .636 OPS after the All-Star Game in 2012, and his post-All Star OPS the past four years is just .695.
All that said, Bourn is best appreciated when his game is viewed as a whole.
He ranked as the top center fielder in the majors last season according to the plus-minus ratings on Bill James Online (the system actually rated Upton as a minus overall). Bourn also adds value on the basepaths, both as a base stealer and as a runner taking extra bases.
Put it all together, and Bourn ranked 13th in the majors with 6.4 Wins Above Replacement (WAR) last season.
Upton ranked 61st with 3.3 WAR.
The Nationals' off-season hinges on whether they re-sign free-agent first baseman Adam LaRoche.
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If they do, left fielder Mike Morse could be their odd man out.
A number of teams covet Morse's power, and he is affordable at $6.75 million next season before becoming a free agent.
On the other hand, the Nats could move Morse to first if they lose LaRoche, then pursue a free-agent center fielder such as Bourn or Upton.
An outfield of Jayson Werth in right, Bourn or Upton in center and Bryce Harper in left would be quite intriguing. But hold on.
Rather than sign a free agent, the Nats might prefer to wait for Brian Goodwin, their top center-field prospect.
Goodwin, 22, struggled offensively last season after his promotion from Single A to Double A, but since has gotten off to an outstanding start in the Arizona Fall League.
As for LaRoche, the Nationals to this point have been reluctant to offer him more than two years, according to major-league sources.
A longer deal would preclude them from eventually moving Ryan Zimmerman to first once top prospect Anthony Rendon is ready at third.
It's clear that the Dodgers' new ownership does not abide by conventional wisdom. But trading right fielder Andre Ethier less than six months after signing him to a five-year, $85 million contract extension would be theater of the absurd.
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Various media reports say the Dodgers would consider such a move, but team officials privately insist otherwise. Yes, trading Ethier would open a spot for free-agent outfielder Josh Hamilton. But if that was the Dodgers' motivation, why did they commit to Ethier in the first place?
Ethier's extension, which was announced last June 12, starts next season and runs through 2017. It could grow to six years, $100 million if Ethier collects enough plate appearances to guarantee his option for '18.
Ethier, 30, might not get such a deal on the open market today; the Dodgers likely would need to pay part of his contract to get a better return in a trade. Then they would need to pay Hamilton some astronomical sum to replace Ethier, and such a move would come with its own risks.
What is so bad about Ethier, anyway?
His biggest negative — his inability to consistently hit left-handed pitching — is nothing new.
In 2009, when Ethier produced career-highs with 31 homers and 106 RBIs, he batted .194 with a .629 OPS against left-handers.
Last season, he had 20 homers and 89 RBIs and batted .222 with a .606 OPS against lefties.
The flip side?
He led the NL with a .945 OPS against righties.
Ethier is what he is. And that's pretty good.
*The Cardinals are open to trading second baseman Skip Schumaker, who is under contract for $1.5 million next season.
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Schumaker no longer has a place on the club; Daniel Descalso got most of the playing time at second late in the season, and Kolten Wong is the team's second baseman of the future.
*The Yankees, who want to re-sign Russell Martin, long have had interest in another free-agent catcher, David Ross.
It seems unlikely the Yankees would sign both; Chris Stewart and Francisco Cervelli are potential backups, and Austin Romine currently is playing in the Arizona Fall League.
*Don't be surprised to hear the names of virtually every Indian in trade discussions this off-season. Club officials plan to gauge the market thoroughly, much as the Rays and other teams often do with their players.
The most likely Indians to be dealt: Right fielder Shin-Soo Choo, closer Chris Perez, shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera.
*The Diamondbacks could add a veteran starter, a pitcher who would make a strong part of the club even stronger, the way free agent Jason Kubel did with the team's outfield last season.
Another priority for the D-Backs is a late-inning lefty. Sean Burnett, Mike Gonzalez, Randy Choate, Jeremy Affeldt and J.P. Howell are among the available free agents.
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Supporters speak about the plight of the party's senior Brahmin leaders — Murli Manohar Joshi, Kalraj Mishra and Kesari Nath Tripathi
In the sleepy village of Maghaer tucked away in Uttar Pradesh's Sant Kabir Nagar Lok Sabha constituency, it is close to noon. "In these elections, Brahmins are, on principle, with the BJP, but more so if the candidate is a Brahmin," Parmatma Prasad Mishra, a retired government employee tells me, and then pauses to add, "But when the BJP candidate is a Thakur, our community may not vote as enthusiastically for the party."
Expanding on his theme, he says, "(BJP president) Rajnath Singh is practising Thakurwad, promoting his community at the expense of others." He then rattles off the names of a string of 15-odd Thakur candidates the party has fielded from Lucknow, Faizabad, Kaiserganj, Gonda, Bhadohi, Domariaganj, Gorakhpur, among others, to make his point.
He then goes on to speak about the plight of the party's senior Brahmin leaders — Murli Manohar Joshi being "forced" to move from Varanasi to Kanpur, Kalraj Mishra being pushed to distant Deoria and Kesari Nath Tripathi's claims to contesting Allahabad being denied altogether.
In Sant Kabir Nagar, however, where both the BJP and the BSP have fielded Brahmins, Mr. Mishra says, are tilting towards the BJP, because the BSP candidate — and sitting MP Kushal Tewari — has not worked during his tenure.
Indeed, the story within the larger story of the "Modi wave" sweeping Uttar Pradesh is the one about the widening of the Brahmin-Thakur faultline, particularly in the central and eastern part of the State.
In Bhadohi, where the BJP candidate Virendra Singh Mast is a Thakur, while the BSP and the Samajwadi Party have both fielded Brahmins, Rakeshdhar Tripathi and Seema Mishra, the community appears to prefer Mr. Tripathi. In Saidabad under the Bhadohi constituency, Kailash Nath Dubey, who recently retired from the Army, and professes support for the BJP and particularly its Hindutva ideology, says, "Brahmins here will largely go for Mr. Tripathi."
"In the years after Independence, the community was with the Congress; in the 1990s, it shifted its allegiance to the BJP after the Ramjanmabhoomi movement. In the 2007 Assembly elections, Brahmins created public opinion for the BSP as Mayawati fielded many Brahmin candidates, who got the benefit of her dalit support base. In fact, the BSP won a majority in U.P. that year thanks to the success of Mayawati's Brahmin project. But this time, the Brahmins feel neglected, so they have fallen silent: they will just try and maximise the number of Brahmin MPs," Ram Sanehi Chaubey, a retired postmaster from Lohandi, Sonebhadra, says, confirming this trend. The promotion of Thakurs by the BJP, he says, has upset his community who feel they have no party they can call their own.
It's mid-day at the Allahabad High Court, and the labyrinthine corridors and stairwells, stained and scarred, an unhappy contrast to the building's magnificent exterior, are choked with lawyers, court clerks and litigants.
"The BJP's campaign is being driven by the media and the corporates, land is being sold in Gujarat at throwaway prices. People are being made to believe its Modi all the way, but the ground situation is very different," Daya Shankar Mishra, a senior lawyer, says. "Last time, the BJP promised to build the temple — it didn't. There are limits to this fraud. Do you think everyone is a fool?"
Indeed in these elections, U.P.'s Brahmins, who make up 10 per cent of the electorate (compared with Thakurs who account for 8 per cent) and matter in 20 of the 80 constituencies in the State are standing at a political crossroads again.
The "Modi wave" should have seen the community wholeheartedly rushing back to the BJP, but the pre-eminence in the State of Mr. Rajnath Singh has made its members less than enthusiastic for the party: a slogan being repeated privately in Brahmin circles says it all: "Modi ko jitana hain, to Rajnath ko harana hain. (If Modi is to win, Rajnath has to be defeated)."


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The combination of vigilant managers and the right technology is key to prevent abuse of telework privileges, and one agency in particular has shown how a few measures could help ensure the success of a virtual worker program in the federal government.
Telework has recently become a hot topic, with two sides squaring off over the merits and risks of a virtual workforce. Some of the most common arguments have focused on employees who abuse telework policies, and managers who do very little to curb those kinds of misconduct.
However, telework doesn't create management issues, it reveals them, said Sharon Wall, head of the Telework Program Management Office at the General Services Administration. "There is a higher degree of accountability for virtual workers because we at GSA focus on measuring results and outcome and deliverables."
GSA began a new initiative on Oct. 31 to make telework available for most employees, hoping to serve as a guide to other departments that are considering adopting telework. And for GSA, individual and agencywide accountability has become ever so important. Its policy, although "very forward leaning and flexible," according to Wall, warns that any degradation in personal or organizational performance will result in the termination of telework agreement of the individual.
Collaborative tools and technologies play a key part in ensuring that virtual workers do their job efficiency, as well as they can communicate in real time with their managers. For example, email has been moved to the cloud, and employees are expected to use instant messaging to not only send and receive messages but to indicate via their status update whether they are available, on a call or otherwise engaged and cannot immediately answer.
Employees are required to do mandatory training that promotes better understanding of telework and policies. An online dashboard furthers the transparency of the agency's virtual workforce by displaying, for example, how many GS-13s have completed the training on managing the virtual workforce, or how many employees have taken the module on mobility training, Wall said.
The system also detects managers who are less supportive of mobility. A time-keeping system keeps track of how many actual telework hours are worked, a technology that Wall said allows GSA to "drill down to the organizational level."
"I have canceled telework for people whose performance wasn't at a level that I deemed to be acceptable," she said. "Managers have to manage! As managers, we need to ensure that our employees are being productive and making contributions to the organization."
The agency has also kept the door ajar for feedback from employees. For example, employees who felt their managers were not supporting telework have been able to share their frustrations in blogs or forums on GSA's intranet. Wall's New England office, which has had a telework program in place for the past 11 years, also has pooled the input of GSA offices in other states to get clued in on their best practices of telework programs.
With the winter season fast approaching, Wall said telework will allow government operations to run smoothly in the event of another Snowmageddon, or anything else that would render a physical space unavailable.
"Taxpayers expect a government that works, and GSA is leading the way to assist other agencies to have a robust program, such as ours, so that we are available with supporting our [Continuity of Operations Plan] responsibilities," Wall said. "Work is what you do, not where you are."
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"Managers have to manage" is a dicitoral statement not a management (to guide, direct and suppervise)skill. Wall is obviously using telework as a punishment tool and not a method to improve performance. The obvious question to ask the poor performance (in Wall's eyes only) what could be done to help performance. Use telework to improve performance, instead of tool to kill performance. Wall obviously lacks the basic people skills which should be a must for every manager!
Where I work teleworking is preferred (except when working on government projects :-) It's clear that when you treat people as trustworthy people they behave as such. When you assume people cannot be trusted that is how they will behave (at least in your eyes). The idea of it not working out is foreign to me.
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Potato and Ham Casserole
Never serve boring leftover ham again. Most of the time to make this delicious casserole is unattended oven time. Easy!Read full recipe.
Cranberry-Orange and Clove Glazed Ham
Change up the flavor of the standard supermarket style spiral sliced ham.Read full recipe.
Easy Pork Roast
This is one of the easiest methods to ensure a tender, flavorful pork roast. Leftovers are even better if that is possible!Read full recipe.
Carolina Crock Pot Barbecue
Finally barbecue for folks who can't stand over a wood fire and roast a pig. With the right barbecue sauce added for flavor, the slow-cooker does an amazing job of turning out melt-in-your-mouth shredded pork.Read full recipe.
BLT Dip
Here's an easy-as-pie dip with the flavors of our all-time favorite summer sandwich.Read full recipe.
Brown Sugar Bacon
Great for breakfast but also wonderful chopped and sprinkled over a spinach salad. Makes a plain-old tossed salad not so plain after all.Read full recipe.
Spicy Ham and Asparagus Pasta Toss
My favorite spring-time pair: asparagus and ham in a spicy pasta toss you won't forget!Read full recipe.
Herb-Roasted Pork Tenderloin
Moist and tender pork tenderloin perfect with just about anything.Read full recipe.
Italian Sausage Spaghetti
Whether you share this spectacular sauce through your freezer or across the table, it's sure to satisfy.Read full recipe.
Honey-Lime Pork Tenderloin
A pleasing pair of honey and lime marinade for pork.Read full recipe.
Ham and Cheese Breakfast Biscuits with Egg
In less than 20 minutes, Ham and Cheese Breakfast Biscuits with Egg are ready to go.Read full recipe.
Ham and Cheese Pasta Salad
Today's recipe is a throw-back to the pasta salads that were so popular 20 plus years ago. And frankly, I don't know why they ever went out of style.Read full recipe.
White Bean and Fennel Stew with Spicy Italian Sausage
Simple to make, yet immensely complex in flavor, this warm dinner takes only 30 minutes to stir together.Read full recipe.
Bacon Cheddar Garlic Biscuits
Served by themselves, with butter or a slice of fresh tomato. MMMmmm.Read full recipe.
Smoked Pork Chops with Lemon-Butter Pasta and Asparagus
Easy inspired dinner that truly is cheap, fast and oh-so good!Read full recipe.
Fresh Egg Scramble with Ham and Cheese
You can mix up the scramble anyway you want, depending on what you have in the vegetable bin. The only secret is to thinly slice or chop the vegetables and meats, and don't overcook them before adding the eggs.Read full recipe.
Bacon Blue-Cheese Burgers
Perfect meaty burger for all those who love the combination of blue cheese and bacon.
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Kelly's Pork Carnitas
Do-ahead entertaining: Once the pork goes on early in the morning, there's only a little prep to do right before serving.Read full recipe.
Ham and Broccoli Pasta Toss
Goes together in 12 minutes flat thanks to already-cooked ham and easy-peasy tomatoes!Read full recipe.
Prosciutto Meatballs with Crushed Tomato Sauce
Homemade meatballs do take a bit more time to prepare than just pulling out the frozen ones we typically use for Desperation Dinners recipes. But they're easy to make with a wonderful distinct flavor -- thanks to the prosciutto.Read full recipe.
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Could Wyoming's Oil Boom Be Over Before It Started?December 2, 2014 11:46 am | by By BENJAMIN STORROW, Casper Star-Tribune | News | Comments
Plunging oil prices are prompting companies to shelve expansion plans in the Cowboy State, raising doubts over the future of Wyoming's fledgling oil boom. Industry executives and observers said they expect drilling in Wyoming to slow after a 40 percent drop in price, months of tepid global demand and news that the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries cartel will not curtail production.
Turkey, Russia Look to Shake up Gas MarketDecember 2, 2014 11:06 am | by SUZAN FRASER, Associated Press, PABLO GORONDI, Associated Press | Articles | Comments
Spiraling tensions between Europe and Russia were behind Moscow's decision to scrap the South Stream pipeline, which would have traveled through many Balkan states. Countries in the region on Tuesday were counting the political and financial cost of the shift.
Ukraine Gets Loan To Modernize PipelinesDecember 1, 2014 11:40 am | by Peter Leonard, AP | News | Comments
These upgrades could lower the cost of transporting fuel by 20 percent. The loan is being provided to state-owned pipeline operator Ukrtransgaz by the EU's lender, the European Investment Bank. This could help the reliability of the pipeline and lessen the influence of Moscow-backed plans.
Homeowners Near Detroit Refinery Feel NeglectedDecember 1, 2014 11:32 am | News | Comments
Neighborhoods bordering a Marathon oil refinery have been in decline - dealing with abandoned homes, increased crime and the odor, noise and dust that come with living near a refinery. Interstate 75 is nearby, along with a wastewater treatment facility and railroad tracks - all of which have driven down property values.
Court Rejects Appeal In Iowa Pollution CaseDecember 1, 2014 11:26 am | News | Comments
The justices have let stand an Iowa Supreme Court ruling that said residents could bring a nuisance lawsuit against Grain Processing Corp., which operates a corn processing plant in Muscatine.
Illinois To Be Home Of New Corn Protein Extraction PlantDecember 1, 2014 11:13 am | by Joanie Stiers, The (Galesburg) Register-Mail | News | Comments
Zein proteins make up about 40 percent of the total protein in corn. After extraction, it appears as a pale-yellow powder that can be used for biodegradable plastics, paper coatings, food packaging, antioxidants, medical devices, pharmaceutical products, food and cosmetics.
What Is OPEC Thinking?November 26, 2014 10:40 am | by Jonathan Fahey, AP Energy Writer | News | Comments
There is political upheaval across the Middle East, Iran is suffering under Western sanctions, and surprising growth in oil production outside of OPEC is sapping badly-needed revenue. Crude has fallen 32 percent in five months, reducing OPEC revenues by nearly $1 billion a day.
Wyoming Opens Door To More Gas-Liquid Conversion PlantsNovember 26, 2014 9:52 am | News | Comments
The Wyoming Legislature's Joint Minerals, Business and Economic Development Interim Committee voted 13-1 to sponsor a bill that would allow the state to buy natural gas and then contract with a plant to convert it into more expensive products, such as diesel.
EIA: Gas Prices Lowest Since '09 ThanksgivingNovember 26, 2014 9:36 am | News | Comments
The national average is 47 cents lower than a year ago, and the lowest price heading into a Thanksgiving holiday since 2009. AAA estimates that during this Thanksgiving holiday weekend 41.3 million people in the United States will travel more than 50 miles from home by car.
MAPI: Production To Outpace GDP GrowthNovember 25, 2014 12:03 pm | Articles | Comments
Manufacturing production is expected to outpace GDP, with anticipated growth of 3.5 percent in 2015 and 3.9 percent in 2016. A five-year horizon shows that GDP is expected to average 2.8 percent growth and manufacturing production 3.26 percent growth.
U.S. Steel To Build New HQ In PittsburghNovember 25, 2014 11:46 am | by Joe Mandak, AP | News | Comments
The new five-story building will house U.S. Steel's 800 headquarters employees for at least 18 years, with an option to extend the lease beyond that. The plan solves several interlocking problems for U.S. Steel, the NHL's Pittsburgh Penguins and the city.
Proposed Rail Terminal Would Be The Largest For Oil In The U.S.November 25, 2014 11:34 am | News | Comments
A proposed oil terminal in Vancouver, Washington would handle more crude than any single rail facility in the U.S. Vancouver Energy, a joint venture, would handle an average of 360,000 barrels of oil per day, or up to four trains daily.
EPA Thinks Coal Plants Should Spend $2B To Cut EmissionsNovember 25, 2014 11:15 am | by Emily Schmall, AP | News | Comments
Regulators said that the largest coal-fired power plants in Texas should invest more than $2 billion in new technology to reduce sulfur dioxide emissions, but the state's coal regulator said the plan would increase costs for consumers while doing little for the environment.
Profire Energy Acquires VIM Injection ManagementNovember 24, 2014 11:25 am | News | Comments
Profire Energy, a technology company that creates, installs and services burner management systems and other combustion technologies for the oil and gas industry, has acquired the assets of VIM Injection Management, an oilfield chemical-injection technology company.
Pryor To Retire As President Of ExxonMobil ChemicalNovember 24, 2014 11:17 am | News | Comments
Stephen D. Pryor, president, ExxonMobil Chemical Company and vice president of Exxon Mobil Corporation has elected to retire on January 1, 2015, after more than 44 years of service.
Clariant Reduces Carbon Footprint In Supply Chain By 65 PercentNovember 24, 2014 10:14 am | News | Comments
Through supply chain analysis and planning involving their Oil Services business and its regional procurement team, the company partnered with the manufacturer of a subsurface chemical and switch from bulk tanker truck deliveries to intermodal transport.
Plant's Killer Chemicals Not Mentioned During 911 CallNovember 24, 2014 9:56 am | News | Comments
Emergency management officials say it's clear that the response was inadequate and slow, especially given the scope of the disaster. The accident site had been plagued with recurring maintenance problems, and workers lacked quick access to breathing equipment that could have saved them.
Explosion On Gulf Platform Kills 1, Injures 3November 21, 2014 11:31 am | by The Associated Press | News | Comments
An explosion occurred on an offshore oil and gas platform in the Gulf of Mexico on Thursday, killing one person and injuring three.
Report: Bird Needs Buffer From DrillingNovember 21, 2014 11:19 am | by Matthew Brown, Associated Press | News | Comments
A government study with significant implications for the U.S. energy industry says the breeding grounds of a struggling bird species need a 3-mile or larger buffer from oil and gas drilling, wind farms and solar projects.
PG&E Fined $10.8M Over Calif. Natural Gas BlastNovember 21, 2014 11:12 am | by The Associated Press | News | Comments
Pacific Gas and Electric Co. has been fined $10.85 million for a March natural gas explosion that destroyed a cottage in Carmel.
Dow Chemical Agrees To Add Board MembersNovember 21, 2014 11:04 am | by The Associated Press | News | Comments
Dow Chemical Co. has agreed to add four new members to its board of directors after pressure from hedge fund activist Daniel Loeb's Third Point.
Tribal Head To Speed North Dakota Pipeline TalksNovember 21, 2014 10:57 am | by James MacPherson, Associated Press | News | Comments
The new leader of North Dakota's oil-rich Three Affiliated Tribes is pledging to speed negotiations on a proposed pipeline through tribal land that would curb the wasteful burning of natural gas in the state by more than 10 percent.
EPA Approves 2 Permits For Texas Resin PlantNovember 20, 2014 11:58 am | by The Associated Press | News | Comments
The Environmental Protection Agency has issued two final greenhouse gas permits for a planned $1 billion resin processing plant in South Texas.
U.S. Consumer Prices Unchanged In OctoberNovember 20, 2014 11:28 am | by Martin Crutsinger, AP Economics Writer | News | Comments
U.S. consumer prices were unchanged in October as a fourth straight decline in gasoline costs helped to keep inflation at bay.
Why Configurability Matters For Manufacturing SoftwareNovember 20, 2014 11:20 am | by Katie Hilyar | Articles | Comments
Cloud software has tremendous potential to help small- and medium-sized manufacturers compete with large enterprises. But what if that software assumes that you want to operate just like them?


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The Disney Planes Fire & Rescue Smokejumper Training Base playset from Mattel lets little fans practice and prep the Fire & Rescue team for its next mission.
Max Tow Truck Mini Haulers
from Jakks Pacific
Max Tow Truck Max Mini Haulers are pint-sized versions of the popular Max Tow Truck toy. At 1.5-inches tall and three-inches wide, each of the six styles of Max Mini Haulers can push and pull up to…
First Builders Fisher-Price Firetruck Freddy
from MEGA Bloks
MEGA Bloks First Builders Fisher-Price Firetruck Freddy is a push toy, which includes blocks for added building play value.
First Builders Mike the Mixer
from MEGA Bloks
The First Builders Mike the Mixer is an 11-piece building playset for toddlers.
First Builders Fisher-Price Zippy Zach
from MEGA Bloks
First Builders Fisher-Price Zippy Zach is an eight piece building and push car set that is great for toddlers.
My First Tonka Flashlight Force
from Funrise
My First Tonka Flashlight Force is a push toy and flashlight in one.
My First Tonka Mini Wobble Wheels
from Funrise
My First Tonka Mini Wobble Wheels are sturdy push vehicles for young kids with a shaky, wobbly surprise.
Jeep Lil' Off Roader
from MEGA Bloks
The Jeep Lil' Off Roader is a push toy with building blocks that store inside.
Disney Cars Story Sets Mack Truck Playset
from Mattel
Fans of Disney/Pixar Cars can build a whole Cars world with Mattel's line of Story Sets playsets. The Mack Truck Playset comes with a Mack truck that stands almost four-inches high, measures about a…
The Hot Wheels Monster Jam: Off-Road Dragon Blast Challenge is a track set that includes a launcher, track piece, ramp, dragon robot obstacle, and Grave Digger Monster Jam Truck.


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