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Moffat County High School classes learn from local legal sources
As part of Moffat County High School's Law Week, pupils in Liane Davis-Kling's government classes were able to pick the brains of the professionals who work within various capacities of the legal system.
The Memorial Hospital Board moves forward with Moffat County School District partnership
Dialysis center project still in progress
At its Thursday meeting, the board of trustees for The Memorial Hospital finalized, by unanimous vote of 5-0, a contract with Moffat County School District that will allow the hospital to provide medical support for the athletics programs at Moffat County High School and Craig Middle School.
Holiday fundraiser to benefit Craig Boys & Girls Club
Event to honor noteworthy figures
Cowboy Christmas, the annual fundraiser for the Boys & Girls Club of Craig, takes place Saturday evening with dinner and dancing, with live music provided by Four 2 Play. Following that are a silent auction, a live auction and a Texas Hold 'Em poker tournament. All proceeds will go toward the local branch of the Boys & Girls Club.
Artisans' Holiday Market to display homemade gifts
Those looking for unique, handmade specialty items for people on their Christmas lists can find those gifts this weekend at the fourth annual Yampa Valley Artisans Holiday Market. Hosted Friday afternoon and all day Saturday at Center of Craig, the event promises plentiful products sewn, woven, carved or otherwise prepared by artists of Northwest Colorado.
Hometown Hero: Kim Maneotis loves working with Craig kids
As the unit director for the Boys & Girls Club of Craig, Maneotis strives to make all the kids in the region who pass through her halls feel special and part of "a safe, nurturing environment."
Moffat County High School speech team starts season strong
The members of the Moffat County High School speech and debate team have begun their season with a promising outset. A first-place overall finish at their most recent meet at Grand Junction High School showed what the group is capable of, as they competed in a variety of events testing their proficiency for communicating.
The Bock's Office: 'Catching Fire' a sequel that satisfies your hunger
In the world of young-adult literature, some books only get less dynamic as they go. Although some series disappoint even when expectations are at their lowest, at least there's one series that keeps "Catching Fire" after an auspicious introduction.
Moffat County encouraged to keep shopping local during holidays
As the holiday shopping season approaches, businesses within Craig and Moffat County are not unlike the rest of the country anticipating a surge in demand for consumer goods. Hopefully, the majority of residents will keep in mind the importance of buying locally, but in some areas, the message already has been received.
Gov. Hickenlooper speaks to Northwest Colorado residents in Craig
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper met with Northwest Colorado residents Monday morning at the Moffat County Fairgrounds Pavilion in a community forum to address issues facing the area.
Northwest Colorado reacts to governor's forum
Following Gov. John Hickenlooper's public forum Monday morning at the Moffat County Fairgrounds Pavilion in Craig, the Craig Daily Press spoke with Northwest Colorado residents about their thoughts.
Moffat County Libraries winter reading program begins this week
In the coming months, the Moffat County Libraries plan to show both kids and adults that reading is pretty cool. Starting Tuesday, the libraries will be offering a new reading program, entitled "Reading Is Snow Much Fun!" The winter-themed literacy activity, which will run through the end of February, is available to readers of every age.
Education briefs for Nov. 23, 2013: Moffat County High School speech team wins Grand Junction tourney
At the Tiger Talk Invitational at Grand Junction High School, the Moffat County High School speech and debate team placed first overall, and won numerous other honors during the tournament, placing in most events.
Craig Middle School class puts together holiday baskets for less fortunate
For children who don't have as much as other families, the holidays aren't quite as joyous as they should be. But, when those around them each put forward just a small bit of help, it can mean the world. This is the lesson Craig Middle School eighth grade teacher Kimberly Heater has tried to impart on her students in recent weeks.
Your Health: Eat smart this Thanksgiving
Making sensible dietary choices during Thanksgiving and other winter holiday meals can have a significant impact on your health as the days get colder. By eating smart, you can enjoy such celebrations guilt-free.
Health briefs for Nov. 23, 2013: November is Diabetes Awareness Month
Nearly 26 million children and adults in the United States have diabetes. Another 79 million Americans have pre-diabetes and are at risk for developing Type 2 diabetes. According to the web site for The Memorial Hospital, recent estimates project that as many as one in three American adults will have diabetes in 2050 unless people take steps to stop it.
Moffat County School Board welcomes new members
It was a passing of the torch at Thursday night's school board meeting as newly elected board members Sue Voloshin, Tony Peroulis, Darrell Camilletti and KC Hume were sworn in for four-year terms with the district. The four of them and re-elected board member Joel Browning officially began their terms midway through the meeting.
The Bock's Office: 'Thor' follow-up still not that mighty
Until American folk hero John Henry gets his own feature film, there will be only one movie character renowned for his hammer. So swings the blunt instrument once again in "Thor: The Dark World."
Craig Middle School donates 3,400 pounds of goods to food bank
When it comes to giving to those in need, oneupsmanship is hardly a bad thing, and a little friendly competition between the students of Craig Middle School has led to some very positive results. In the past month, the kids of CMS have amassed 3,400 pounds of non-perishable food items to donate to the Interfaith Food Bank. Besides the 1.7 tons of canned and packaged goods — determined by weighing a flatbed truck before and after the food was transported for delivery Monday — students also collected a financial contribution totaling $3,376.
VNA, Boys & Girls Club address grief for Craig, Steamboat youths
As part of Children's Grief Awareness Day on Thursday, the Northwest Colorado Visiting Nurse Association and the Boys & Girls Clubs of Northwest Colorado will feature special events intended to help children learn how to handle loss.
Elementary school book fair offers numerous titles
This week marks the book fair at local elementary schools, with dozens of literary entries for young readers available for purchase. Students have already had the chance to fill out wish lists for their most desired books, and parents can take a look to see what is available to them in the school libraries.
Moffat County High School musical to premiere Thursday
The Moffat County High School production of "Grease" opens Thursday evening in the MCHS auditorium, with the cast and crew revved up for a fantastic four-show run.
Council on Aging summit to discuss senior center for Craig
The Moffat County Council on Aging and the Area Agency on Aging of Northwest Colorado will host a summit from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Monday in Room 175 at the Craig campus of Colorado Northwestern Community College. The main purpose of the meeting is to discuss the possibility of bringing a senior center to the area where seniors can meet, socialize, exercise and more.
Moffat County School Board starts superintendent search
The Moffat County School District Board of Education took the first steps in seeking out a replacement for outgoing Superintendent Joe Petrone during a special meeting Thursday afternoon at Colorado Northwestern Community College.
The Bock's Office: 'Last Vegas' is mostly a bust for prolific stars
Since its inception, Sin City has been a haven for people making bad decisions that, with any luck, won't impact their real lives. When you look at a movie like "Last Vegas" that way, it's easier to understand what its actors were thinking when getting involved with it, but it's still clear that no one was expecting a jackpot.
TMH board addresses strategic plan, other topics at latest meeting
The Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees took action at its regular Thursday meeting and at a subsequent meeting Monday night.
Moffat County High School pays tribute to area veterans
Moffat County High School's Veterans Day assembly was a huge success, as the school's staff and student body, as well as Craig community members, took the time to acknowledge the local members of the military, whether they were there in body or in spirit.
Hometown Hero: Honor your local veterans
On Veterans Day, Craig acknowledges those within the community who have served in the military and who continue to serve the region in various capacities. Organizations like the American Legion Post 62, Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4265, the VFW Ladies Auxiliary and other such groups are full of folks who give their all for Northwest Colorado.
Maybell teacher Bill Ronis wins award
Moffat County man named Peabody Energy Leader in Education
Tuesday morning started out a little bit confusing for Craig resident Bill Ronis. As the main teacher at Maybell School, he rarely sees people come through his parking lot, but that day he saw several, all of whom seemed to have odd reasons for being there. When he started to see folks he saw more regularly descend on the school, his suspicions that something was up were confirmed, with the results being much more pleasant than he had expected earlier in the day.
Moffat County High School donates pillowcases to hospital
Craig businesses provided fabric for project
Earlier this week, the students of Moffat County High School's Family and Consumer Science program donated 27 specially made pillowcases to The Memorial Hospital for patient use. The household items were made during the past few weeks by the students of FACS instructor Kelly Pyper.
Dr. Shannon Becker quick to adapt to Craig
Kinder Family Clinic physician has enjoyed first six weeks
Now that she's been a part of the Craig community for more than a month, the newest staff member of Kinder Family Clinic has plenty of positive things to say about the people here. Physician Shannon Becker first began at Kinder Family Clinic in late September. As the medical outlet's family practitioner, she is on hand five days a week to attend to the needs of patients, whom she said have already been receptive to her presence.
Craig City Councilor Gene Bilodeau accepts South Dakota job
College vice president to leave Craig in December
Nearly two decades ago, Gene Bilodeau and his family were new to the city of Craig. He had just accepted a position with Colorado Northwestern Community College, moving from a job with Casper (Wyo.) College. Back then, CNCC's main building on the Craig campus was still the facility known as the Bell Tower and the husband and father of two was looking to help the college expand while integrating himself and his family into the community. Now, with the school thriving and his kids grown, he's looking to start the next chapter of his life, and he may have found it in a whole different state.
The Bock's Office: 'Free Birds' a feather-brained fowl fable
Describing something as a "turkey" in the movie business usually isn't a compliment. In the case of "Free Birds," that term has another connotation, though not a wholly different one.
Moffat County, Colorado say no to Amendment 66
Like the majority of Colorado communities, Moffat County voted by a landslide against the passage of Amendment 66. The outcome from Tuesday's elections saw 77 percent of county voters, more than 3,000, cast their votes against the proposed legislation, which would have created a two-tiered tax increase intended to raise nearly $1 billion annually for the purpose of school funding across the state.
Moffat County School board adds four new members
Out of the five seats on the Moffat County School Board up for election, four of them will be filled by newcomers. The results from Tuesday's elections saw Moffat County residents Sue Voloshin, Tony Peroulis, Darrell Camilletti and KC Hume voted in as first-time candidates to serve on the Board of Education.
Craig college to offer introductory event
Once you experience a small part of something, you're more likely to want more. That's what the administration of Colorado Northwestern Community College would like to see happen with people considering entering its doors. CNCC will host Taste of Education from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at its Craig campus, 2801 W. Ninth St. Taste of Education is an introductory event for those considering enrolling in college classes but unsure of how to get started, what subjects they want to study or have other concerns.
The Memorial Hospital's Andy Hughes says goodbye to Craig
Andy Hughes, a family practitioner with The Memorial Hospital Medical Clinic, had his last day of work in Craig on Friday and has since readied himself for a move elsewhere in Colorado, namely the community of Sterling.
Opening night for Moffat County High School musical is Nov. 21
The MCHS drama department soon will be featuring performances of its fall musical, "Grease." The curtain will go up Nov. 21, 22 and 23 for the beloved show about student life in the 1950s at fictitious Rydell High.
Your Health: Yampa Valley Pregnancy Center offers resources to all parents
The 21st annual Yampa Valley Pregnancy Center Chili Supper takes place Saturday night at the Center of Craig. The fundraising effort, which includes large amounts of savory food and a silent auction, will benefit YVPC, which provides opportunities to those expecting a child and in need of assistance. The organization is in the midst of moving from its site at 580 Green St. to a downtown location at 25 W. Victory Way, which will allow it a little more space while still providing the same services.
Craig locations celebrate Halloween for all ages
Wherever you went in town during Halloween, there was no shortage of children in costume around to bring a smile to your face. As early as 3 or 4 p.m., kids and their parents were surrounding the sidewalks of the downtown businesses on Yampa Avenue and Victory Way in their pursuit of Milky Ways, Tootsie Pops, Twizzlers and all other forms of sugary, tooth-rotting goodness that find their way into your bag, bucket or pillowcase upon utterance of those magic words: "Trick or treat!"
Craig Middle School students raising funds for volleyball net
Right now, the northeast corner of the field between Craig Middle School and Sandrock Elementary School looks no different than the rest of the parcel of land. Come next year, it could be entirely different if two students have anything to say about it. CMS seventh-graders Caroline Riley and Lacey Wiseman have been working to get an outdoor volleyball net installed on the school's property.
The Bock's Office: Mirth knows no age limit in 'Bad Grandpa'
Life can be at its funniest when you're either very old or very young. But no matter what your age, a comedy like "Bad Grandpa" inspires laughter in everyone.
Craig church raises $6,000 for Community Kitchen
One local charitable group will be able to ensure its dishes are full of food for quite some time. St. Michael's Community Kitchen brought in $6,115 from its recent Empty Bowl fundraiser, money that will be used entirely to further the services of the church organization's mission of feeding the hungry of Craig and Moffat County.
Craig street corner now includes clock, trees
Anyone who has walked or driven past the corner of Fourth Street and Ranney Street has by now noticed a significant transformation. What was three months ago a dusty section of parking lot next to Furniture Gallery has become much more pleasing to the eye.
Hometown Hero: Getting back in the game with Rich Sadvar
For an athlete, the worst moment of one's life can be the uncertainty of whether or not an injury will take you out of your sport forever. It's during that period that you're willing to do all you can to recover properly with the help of professionals who know how to get you back in shape. That's where someone like Rich Sadvar comes in to do all he can to aid in the rehabilitation process.
Your Health: Cold weather no excuse for less exercise
No matter what the calendar says, it's always important to get a steady amount of exercise whether you're staying the course with your current workout plan or embarking on getting off the couch for the first time in your life.
Craig elementary libraries receive 400 new books
The libraries of Craig's elementary schools have gotten a little bigger in their inventory. As a result of last year's Passport to Reading program where students achieved 5,733 total stamps in the mock passports that charted their reading progress, Craig schools received $5,000 in grant money from local groups: $2,000 each from Friends of Moffat County Education and Craig Rotary Club and $1,000 from Human Resources Council of Moffat County United Way.
Moffat County School Board discusses state-level issues
During its Thursday meeting, the Moffat County School Board of Education heard a report from board member Christine Balderston about the Fall Conference and Delegate Assembly for Colorado Association of School Boards, which she attended Oct. 11 and 12 in Denver.
The Bock's Office: Horror watches for your viewing pleasure
All Hallow's Eve is nearly upon us, and that means it's time to park yourself in front of a screen for flicks that inspire fright. There are decades of movies you could check out, but if you're not interested in going too far back in film history, there have been a number of good features of terror that have come out in the past year.
Moffat County resident Cathrine Blevins named hospital trustee
The Moffat County Commissioners recently named a new member to The Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees. Their appointment was Moffat County resident Cathrine Blevins.
Moffat County students read to Craig's young children
Amid the hubbub of last week's Homecoming activities, the students and athletes of Moffat County High School found time to tear themselves away from their busy schedules and connect with their biggest — and smallest — fans by reading and playing games with local elementary children.


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Conceding a record score and margin to England, the All Blacks were well beaten and Hansen acknowledged as much.
"The right team won, they played some outstanding rugby," he told SKY Sport.
England had pressured the All Blacks and didn't allow them to play their game, a style which has dominated world rugby in 2012 with Sunday's loss the first experienced by the side this year.
Being 12 points down at half-time was nothing, he said and at 14-15 down New Zealand were back in the game.
But England got the ball back when New Zealand made an error and that gave them the confidence to kick on for the win, he said.
"Pressure does funny things to you," Hansen said of the uncharacteristic mistakes in defence the All Blacks made.
"It won't do us any harm to go into a summer a little bit grumpy," he said. "Once we pull our bottom lips up we will reflect on the year which has been pretty good. We introduced nine young players and played some good rugby. At the end of the day we have no excuses, we prepared as well as we could."
Captain Richie McCaw said the defeat was 'bitterly disappointing'.
"They [England] played particularly well. They caught us on the hop. Just after half-time we got our momentum back but they then got theirs back when we coughed up ball at a vital time.
"It is disappointing but we will bounce back for another day," he said.
England captain Chris Robshaw said his side had been written off which had fuelled their fires. They had stuck to their game plan and processes while also having a bit of luck with the bounce of the ball.
"But against the world champions you need a bit of that," he said.
England were a work in progress and they were starting to click, he said.
"It is a great way to finish the series. I couldn't believe it, it has been a heck of a day."
Player of the day flanker Tom Wood, who played for North Otago earlier in his career, said, it was a day to live long in the memory.
"To win in that style against a quality time like the world champions was brilliant," he said.
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Legislation Introduced to Restrict Antibiotics in Livestock
July 1st, 2013
Late last week, Senator Dianne Feinstein introduced legislation to limit the use of antibiotics in livestock production. If enacted, the "Preventing Antibiotic Resistance Act of 2013" would direct the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to restrict the use of antibiotics critical to human health in livestock production unless they are used to treat clinically diagnosable diseases. The bill, co-sponsored by Barbara Boxer (D-CA), Maria Cantwell (D-WA), Susan Collins (R-ME), and Jack Reed (D-RI), would also require drug companies and livestock producers to demonstrate they are using the drugs to treat sick animals.
Earlier this year, Representative Louise Slaughter (D-NY) introduced similar legislation in the House. H.R. 1150 has forty-seven co-sponsors, and currently remains before the House Committee on Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Health. This is the fifth attempt since 2003 in both the House and Senate to pass legislation restricting the use of antibiotics in healthy animals.
Antibiotics, often the same that are used to treat human diseases, are given to livestock to encourage faster growth and prevent diseases caused by extreme crowding and other stresses on animals. In 2011, the FDA determined that 80 percent of antibacterial drugs disseminated in the US in 2010 were sold for use on livestock.
Feinstein urges prudent use of antibiotics in livestock and is concerned with the impact this has on human health. "The irresponsible use of antibiotics is dangerous, and tens of thousands of people in the U.S. die each year from antibiotic resistant infections. We must preserve the efficacy of these life-saving drugs by carefully restricting their overuse in our agriculture products."
In 2012, a Federal court ordered the FDA to address the use of antibiotics in livestock, as a result of a lawsuit filed against the agency citing the agency's failure to act in response to findings dating back to 1977 that feeding livestock low doses of antibiotics also used in the treatment of human disease could promote the development of antibiotic-resistance bacteria. In March, the FDA announced joint meetings with the USDA's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) to collect feedback on their plan for judicious use of medically important antimicrobials in medicated feed or drinking water of livestock.
The National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition supports the efforts by the Union of Concerned Scientists, Keep Antibiotics Working, and others in their efforts to pass legislation to phase out non-therapeutic use of antibiotics as feed additives for animals.
3 Responses to "Legislation Introduced to Restrict Antibiotics in Livestock"
July 2nd, 2013 @ 10:20 amWill you please direct me to the FDA information you cite above…"In 2011, the FDA determined that 80 percent of antibacterial drugs disseminated in the US in 2010 were sold for use on livestock."
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2Sarah Hackney
July 2nd, 2013 @ 4:52 pmRobin,
Gladly! It can be found in the text of the legislation itself. Click here and scroll to page 9: http://www.feinstein.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/files/serve/?File_id=9e4fb788-a775-4758-8945-5216fd726069
3Julie Fraga
July 11th, 2013 @ 5:51 amI am for this legislation because I am pro health. Administering different chemicals on livestock will put people at risk for certain conditions that may arise from those chemicals mixing in the human bloodstream.


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Developing P2P Protocols across NAT
Due to their long length, the listings for this article are located on the Linux Journal FTP site at ftp.linuxjournal.com/pub/lj/listings/issue148/9004.tgz. I leave out unnecessary detail and glue code and focus purely on the nontrivial aspects of UDP hole punching.
If you need more information on implementing your own hole punching library, you always can refer to the above design constraints and design a solution appropriately.
Please note that I have consciously left out the rfcs and NAT discovery techniques, such as STUN and frameworks like ICE. UDP hole punching is already complicated, and we don't gain anything by making it even more bloated without adding any real value. So, the technique as it stands works as good or even better than other NAT traversal mechanisms.
First, take a look at the rendezvous code (Listing 1). Note that we use select() to serve multiple sockets. We could as well use kqueue() on *BSD, or better, use the libevent abstraction (see Resources). But, I stuck to select() because performance doesn't matter so much to us. We talk to the mediator server only for establishing peer-to-peer connections, not otherwise.
The hole punching implementation is given in Listing 2 and the P2P client in Listing 3.
Using this method, you should be able to develop your own peer-to-peer protocol. You easily can develop your own instant messaging protocol along with some GUI code. You can transfer files either using nc or using code for that directly. You can develop certain applications, such as transferring voice via a microphone and speaker. In other words, you can develop a hobby VoIP application with this.
Several possibilities exist. You can add some reliability on top of UDP in case you are paranoid about your data reaching you safely.
One very useful tool that helped me immensely in this endeavor is the Network Swiss-Army knife, netcat.
You can see hole punching in action by using this simple command. At each end, type:
$ nc -u -p 17000 <peer public IP> 17000
With only the peer public IP different, you can start communicating if you are lucky, because most NAT devices try to assign the same private port as the public port.
If you want to test TCP hole punching, try this:
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$nc -p 17000 <peer public IP> 17000at the other end.
Rather than having one rendezvous server, you can have a few of them for failover and geographical distribution. However, if you are behind two levels of NAT, sometimes this may not work. You also could listen on multiple virtual and real interfaces and attempt hole punching on all of them. You can add TCP hole punching on similar lines and try that first, and then attempt UDP hole punching.
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Girish Venkatachalam loves to play with open-source operating systems, such as OpenBSD, FreeBSD and Debian GNU/Linux. He also likes to go cycling when not hacking. He can be contacted at email@example.com.
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David Beckham & Cristiano Ronaldo be damned ... because Argentinian soccer stud Lionel Messi has been called the best soccer player in the world ... and he just may have the best body too.
The 24-year-old FC Barcelona star showed off his toned, hairless physique -- and his tan line -- while on a yacht in Ibiza on Tuesday.
TMZ; you should be posting the photos of the babe that was with Lionel on that boat instead.
This would be true if he actually was built like with no upper body meaning the chest area..hes really not all that this is saying he is.
you guys are whacked in the head. There isn't anybody out there, not only soccer players, that has a better body than Beckham! That man is just plain delicious! But then, we've all seen what you guys call "hot" and that's a joke. Get new glasses guys.
Geez, why not just drop the pants altogether if you're gonna wear them that low outside anyway?
He can run circles around Beckam and Reynaldo on the soccer field, too. That guy is one of the best in the world right now!!!!!
He may not look like much, but he is incredibly fit. Some of the most "cut and well built" guys are actually not that fit, they just work out to look good and take steroids to get big muscles. That's why a lot of the guys you see in Muscle Mags are actually pretty useless in anything other than posing in front of the camera. Looks can be deceiving.
oh, c`mon....
Messi the "World's Best TOPLESS Futbol Player" ??
Of course it`s not a bad body and his skills are more than great.
But to be honest: there are so much more players with a great body. (oh, no wonder! they are professional athlets!)
But just look around. There are MANY! >>Example: Michael Ballack.
You do realize that Ronaldo and Messi are considered the 2 best on Earth. Ronaldo has scored the most goals ever in Spain last year while Messi is more of a passer. Beckham was never even considered the top 20 players on Earth during his prime. He was mostly just hype but Ronaldo actually is good looking and a great player.
He's fit, yes, but he's so short i can't take him seriously as an attractive mail. I am 5'10", it just wouldn't work out.


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Owners and Players Continue to Drift Farther Apart
I was surprised to see that the NFL has released their preseason schedule for the 2011-2012 season. Seems like a pretty bold move for a league who is currently being taken to court by its own players.
"Business as usual," is what I was told by my season ticket representative when I asked why they were still requiring payments even though nobody is working. It is a "work" stoppage, so why should I be required to pay when the company I am paying is not working? I was assured a refund for any games canceled due to the current work stoppage. I was also assured that there would be no replacement players ala 1987 as this was a work stoppage and not a strike.
It would be one thing if they were simply requiring a deposit, however, they expect the payment in full by the end of June.
Fans are being taken for granted. The league and players are arguing so much amongst themselves that the 9 billion dollars they have been bickering over may have already turned into 8.5, and with every passing day, it gets just a little bit lower. If the season does not start on time, that number will drop faster than a pass thrown to Jerramy Stephens.
I like football better when it's a sport and not a soap opera. One might find less drama in a junior high, girls' bathroom than in the current NFL, and these forced mediations are going to only make things worse. I saw this quote in the Seattle Times about a weekago:
"While owners' attorneys have declared mediation is most effectively done over the sides' collective-bargaining disagreements, the players argue that working to settle the lawsuit filed by standout quarterbacks Tom Brady, Peyton Manning, Drew Brees and other players is the best route to strike labor peace."
It sounds like the two sides are even farther apart now than they were when negotions broke off the last time. They are currently fighting about what they want to fight about. This is a train wreck in the making. Bothe the owners and players have become so consumed with the revenue that they have neglected to remember its source: the fans.
I still picked up my tickets this year, but it was different. I had to convince myself to buy them for the first time. It was difficult to justify spending that much money on something that doesn't seem to even acknowledge my existence. Don't get me wrong, I've felt this way before and far worse: Supersonics R.I.P., but the NFL has been so good for so long, that I sometimes forgot that it was a business. The NFL had become great at sweeping things under the rug such as player life expectancy and concussion issues which have only recently been addressed by the NFL. And let's not forget the hidden issue concerning performance enhancing drugs in the NFL which the owners have recently brought to the table as a result of the players court case against them.
I sure do miss the NFL, and I sincerely hope that this issue is resolved in a timely fashion.
As a fan of the NFL, I still have hope.
As a former NBA fan who has been tossed to the side and forgotten because I wasn't willing to build a 3rd 500 million dollar facility in Seattle during one of the worst economic times in the past century, I have very little hope that this will get better before it gets a whole lot worse.
During this next round of negotiations, I am really hoping for the NFL and its Players to wake up and realize that they need each other. As far as the fans go, I stopped caring when everybody made 10 times as much money as I did and still couldn't figure it out. All I know is that I am still paying for a product that does not exist and am feeling worse about it everyday.
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USDA finalized a Memorandum of Understanding with the IRS, which sets up an electronic information exchange process for verifying compliance with the adjusted gross income (AGI) provisions for programs administered by the Farm Service Agency (FSA) and Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS). The agreement is aimed at ensuring payments are not issued to producers whose AGI exceeds certain limits. The limits set in the 2008 Farm Bill are $500,000 nonfarm average AGI for commodity and disaster programs; $750,000 farm average AGI for direct payments; and $1 million nonfarm average AGI for conservation programs.
The electronic process that USDA developed with IRS reviews data from tax returns, performs a series of calculations and compares these values to the AGI limitations from the 2008 Farm Bill. FSA and NRCS will receive a record that indicates whether or not the program participant appears to meet the income limits. Written consent will be required from each producer or payment recipient for this process. No actual tax data will be included in the report that IRS sends to USDA.
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Beginning with the 2010 program year, USDA has amended the rules that govern the requirements to be 'actively engaged' in farming. These rules apply to eligibility for payments under the Direct and Counter-cyclical Program (DCP) or Average Crop Revenue Election (ACRE) program administered by FSA.
USDA has implemented the following change to permit certain operations, most often family run operations, to meet actively engaged in farming requirements under less restrictive rules. Every stockholder or member of a legal entity, such as a corporation, does not have to contribute labor or management if both of the following apply: at least half of the interest in the legal entity is held by stockholders or members who are providing active personal labor or active personal management that altogether qualifies as a significant contribution to the farming operation; and the total direct payments received, both directly and indirectly, by the legal entity and each of the members does not exceed $40,000.


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I'm not on your trip but was fortunate to do CFD one year previous to your departure date and I'm pleased to say you'll have the time of your life, its epic. The dogs are wonderful, the scenary pristine and not seeing anyone for five days is bliss!! We didn't get to see the Northern Lights but nobody cared as the real fun is with the dogs and on the sled.
Two pieces of kit I would take that are not mentioned on the list, some wet wipes for washing (very basic conditions) and your own high quality balaclava as the one provided is not very good. We had temps in the -35 to -40 region out on the lakes (it was -32 at Mounio on our last day) and as you're going at about the same time of year it could well be similar, maybe even two balaclavas!
Have fun!
Thanks Lee - glad you enjoyed it so much & thanks for the tips.
Hi Phil,
I'm also going on this trip - really looking forward to it. Have never done anything like this before.
Thanks for the tips Lee! Will definitely invest in a couple of balaclavas!
You're more than welcome for any advice I can give, soooo envious of you lot!
One other thing I thought of that caught out one of our group, the cabins have no electricty and she wasn't able to charge her camera batteries :(
Really looking forward to joining this trip on Sunday! Never been anywhere so cold, so worrying I am not packing the right stuff!
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Another Warren and Wetmore masterpiece in Tuxedo Park, New York, Lindley Hall has one of the most beautiful sun rooms I have ever seen. The home was originally built for Henry Whitney Munroe and was purchased in 1926 by Clara Hill Lindley, sister of Ruth Hill Beard, who built another famous Tuxedo Park Chateau, Chastellux. The Louis XIIII style chateau has views of the lake and mountains and is full of large ornate rooms with heavy fireplaces, wood paneling and marble floors. The pictures aren't great and I suspect it's in need of some renovation but those curved doorways and moldings are amazing. It is listed at $6.75 million.
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DIE Veneris, 5 die Junii. Imposition on Wines, &c. Bill. Bill to prevent Minor's clandestine Marriages. Message to H. C. with it; and that the Lords have passed the Imposition on Wines, &c. Bill. E. of Powis's Bill. Deeping Fens Bill. Fitton versus L. Gerard, now E. of Macclesfield. Mildmay versus Mildmay. E. of Derby's Bill. Adjourn. Footnotes
Domini tam Spirituales quam Temporales præsentes fuerunt:
Hodie 3a vice lecta est Billa, "An Act for granting His Majesty an Imposition upon all Wines and Vinegar imported, between the Four and Twentieth Day of June 1685, and the Four and Twentieth Day of June 1693."
The Question was put, "Whether this Bill shall pass?"
It was Resolved in the Affirmative.
Hodie 3a vice lecta est Billa, "An Act disabling Minors to marry without the Consent of their Fathers or Guardians, and against their untimely marrying after the Decease of their Fathers."
A Proviso, engrossed, was offered to be added to the Bill.
The Proviso was read Thrice.
And the Question was put, "Whether this Bill, with the Proviso now read, shall pass?"
A Message was sent to the House of Commons, by Sir John Coel and Sir William Beversham:
To deliver to them the Bill for disabling Minors to marry without the Consent of their Fathers or Guardians, and desire the Concurrence of the Commons thereunto.
2. To let them know, that this House hath passed the Bill for granting His Majesty an Imposition upon all Wines and Vinegar, without any Amendments.
Hodie 1a vice lecta est Billa, "An Act for re-building the Earl of Powis's House in Lyncoln's Inn Feilds, lately demolished by Fire."
ORDERED, That the Bill for draining Deeping Fens shall be read the Second Time To-morrow Morning.
Upon hearing Counsel this Day at the Bar upon the Petition and Appeal of Alexander Fitton Esquire, from a Decree made in the Court of Chancery, on or about the 13th Day of June, 14° Caroli Secundi, wherein the Right Honourable Charles Lord Gerard, now Earl of Macclesfeld was Plaintiff; against William Fitton the Petitioner's Father, and the now Petitioner and others Defendants; as also upon the Answer of the Earl of Macclesfeld put in thereunto:
After due Consideration had of what was offered by Counsel on either Part in the said Cause, it is ORDERED and Adjudged, by the Lords Spiritual and Temporal in Parliament assembled, That the said Petition and Appeal of the said Alexander Fitton (praying the Reversal of the said Decree) be, and is hereby, dismissed this House; and that the said Decree of the Court of Chancery be, and is hereby, affirmed.
The House being informed; "That Henry Mildmay, Appellant in this House, is in the Country and infirm; and desires that Warnour South of Graies-Inn Esquire, and Phillip Schreckenbox of Holborne; Apothecary, may be Security for him, upon Recognizance of One Hundred Pounds to His Majesty, to abide the Judgement of this House:"
It is ORDERED, by the Lords Spiritual and Temporal in Parliament assembled, That the said Warnour South Esquire and Phillip Screckenbox be, and are hereby, admitted to enter into a Recognizance of One Hundred Pounds to the King's Majesty, that the said Henry Mildmay shall pay such Costs to the Defendant in the said Appeal as this Court shall appoint, in case the Decree appealed from shall be affirmed by this House.
Whereas this House hath appointed to hear Counsel at the Bar, upon a Bill, intituled, "An Act for restoring of Willi'm George Richard Earl of Derby to the Manors of Mold and Mouledale, &c." It being moved, "That His Majesty's Attorney General may be allowed to be of Counsel for the said Earl of Derby:"
It is ORDERED, That Mr. Attorney General may be of Counsel for the said Earl in this Cause.
Dominus Custos Magni Sigilli declaravit præsens Parliamentum continuandum esse usque in diem Sabbati, sextum diem instantis Junii, hora decima Aurora, Dominis sic decernentibus.
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Cole County Circuit Judge Patricia Joyce ruled that lawmakers violated procedural requirements of the state constitution when passing the bills earlier this year.
She said the bills' title of "relating to telecommunications" did not encompass everything in the bills. She noted that one bill also contained provisions related to railroad crossings and utility rights-of-way. Another bill contained provisions related to cable TV services, which she said are not legally the same as telecommunications.
Joyce also said lawmakers had changed the bills' original purpose.
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Several WWE officials are high on Cesaro and feel he has the potential to become a break-out star within the company. This is part of the reason why they put the United States title on him at the WWE SummerSlam pay-per-view. It's possible that we'll see some sort of acknowledgement of Cesaro and Ohno's past once Ohno is called up to the main roster but that remains to be seen. As noted, there are no plans to have the two form a tag-team in WWE.
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DETROIT -- He burned a Quran and says Islam is evil. Now, Florida Pastor Terry Jones says he's coming to Dearborn, Mich., next month to protest outside the Islamic Center of America.
But some local Muslims say they'll welcome Jones when he makes his April 22 visit.
They hope that Jones will meet with them to talk about Islam. One leader even plans to invite Jones inside the mosque to share a meal.
"We should show him hospitality," said Eide Alawan, a longtime interfaith leader at the Islamic Center. "I would hope we could welcome the minister, maybe have other clergy come in for brunch at our mosque.
"When you break bread with someone, you see them in a different light."
Jones, pastor of Dove World Outreach Center in Gainsville, Fla., backed down from burning the Quran on Sept. 11 after many urged him not to, including President Barack Obama and Secretary of Defense Robert Gates. But on Sunday, Jones led a Quran burning after he set up a mock trial of the Quran, Islam's holy book. Afterward, a group based in Pakistan put up a $2.2 million reward for his death.
Jones told the Detroit Free Press that he's not against Muslims, saying, " We realize there are millions of peaceful Muslims." But, he added, he wants them to "honor, obey and submit to the Constitution of the United States." He said he's worried about shari'a, or Islamic law, coming to the U.S., as he says it has in parts of Europe.
Dawud Walid, assistant imam for Masjid Wali Muhammad in Detroit, said he'd like to meet with Jones.
"If Jones wants to have a private conversation for a day in metro Detroit about Islam and the Quran, I'm more than welcome to engage him in such."
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The second programme looks at the Porsche 911 which celebrates its 3Oth birthday this year. Terence Conran tests it on a race-rack with Derek Bell at the wheel. Compares car selling techniques in the USA and Britain and reports on how Japanese car designers respond to the challenge to ease traffic congestion in Tokyo.
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Vocalist, pianist, and guitarist Liam Hayes (known for his work with Will Oldham's Palace) has been songwriting for his group, Plush, since the dawn of the '90s, but didn't record with the band until 1994 when the single "Three Quarters Blind Eyes"/"Found a Little Baby" came out on Chicago's Drag City label. This first effort for the seldom-gigging band garnered some surprisingly big attention from the music press; notably, the B-side was named Single of the Week by one British magazine and received critical praise from several others. It was another three years, however, before the band created a follow-up. 1997's "No Education" came out on Flydaddy, and it was a much shorter wait between releases this time, with their full-length debut coming out the following year. 1998's More You Becomes You actually finds Hayes at the piano singing sparse, vulnerable, and romantic songs along the heartfelt lines of Carole King and Burt Bacharach ballads. Following the album's release, the band continued together with Hayes on guitar and toured with the Japanese band Ghost and with Yo La Tengo. One can also catch Hayes performing in the background of a bar scene in the film High Fidelity (2000), a movie about an obsessive music fan living in Chicago. In 2002, the Japanese After Hours label released Hayes' next achievement, Fed -- an album as lush and ambitious as the previous one was sparse. Hayes returned in 2009 with Bright Penny, a lovingly constructed "ode to pop music" that was released under the moniker Liam Hayes & Plush. Hayes appeared in and composed the soundtrack for director Roman Coppola's 2012 independent comedy A Glimpse Inside the Mind of Charles Swan III. ~ Joslyn Layne, Rovi
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At this point I don't think Hillary staying in the race hurts Obama anymore. She's out of money and out of support from the party leaders. Barring something extraordinary, Obama is now free to focus on McCain.


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Romo wouldn't get into too many specifics, but said he could have handled things better last season. Romo indicated that while he appreciated his teammates, he didn't show them as much as he should have. He added that being in the closer role made him focus more on himself, which isn't what the game is about.
Romo posted a 2.54 ERA in 60 1/3 innings last year. He saved 38 games in 43 chances.
Romo threw a scoreless inning despite one hit. He struck out one and will finish the season with a 2.54 ERA, five wins and 38 saves.
It was Romo's second consecutive successful save after taking his fifth blown save and eighth loss on Sept. 18. He owns a 2.62 ERA, 1.10 WHIP and 57:12 K:BB ratio in 58 1/3 innings.
Romo struck out one batter in notching his 36th save. His season ERA now rests at 2.67.
Holding a 4-1 lead with runners on first and second and one out, Romo immediately allowed a leadoff double. He followed that with an RBI single, putting the Mets down just one run. He was able to record the second out of the inning, but not before loading to bases. Mets infielder Josh Satin ended the game with a two-run single, securing a 5-4 loss for the Giants.
Romo has five blown saves in 40 opportunities, with a 2.72 ERA and 1.12 WHIP for the season in 56 1/3 innings of work.
Romo has pitched 7 2/3 scoreless innings over his last eight appearances, and he's a perfect 9 for 9 in save opportunities in August. He owns a 2.55 ERA, 0.97 WHIP and 51:8 K:BB ratio in 49 1/3 innings.
The hit was Romo's first baserunner in four starts after throwing three perfect innings from Aug. 15 through Aug. 20. He's converted 31 of 35 save opportunities while posting a 2.66 ERA, 0.99 WHIP and 50:8 K:BB ratio in 47 1/3 innings.
Romo pitched a low stress inning, picking up three groundball outs on 10 pitches with the game tied 2-2. The Giants went on to win on a walkoff walk by Marco Scutaro.
Romo is now 4-6 with 30 saves and a 2.72 ERA on the season.
Romo retired Miami in order on 11 pitches, while striking out one batter. Romo reached the 30-save plateau for the first time with the save, while lowering his ERA to 2.78 on the season.
Romo retired the side in order as he struck out one and secured a 4-3 win for the Giants. He is 29 of 33 in save chances with a 2.84 ERA and a 1.04 WHIP.
Romo allowed just the one hit in his inning, and retired the next three hitters with little drama to preserve the win. He needed 11 pitches to finish the save, his 28th of the season.
Romo has 26 saves in 30 chances, with a 2.88 ERA and 1.06 WHIP in 40 2/3 innings.
Romo entered the game for Javier Lopez with two outs in the eighth. The right-hander struck out four and worked his way around a leadoff single in the ninth as he preserved a 5-3 victory and a rare four-out save. It was his first career four-strikeout save. He has converted eight consecutive save opportunities and owns a 2.84 ERA this season.
Romo is 21 of 24 in save chances this season, with a 2.86 ERA and 1.04 WHIP in 34 2/3 innings of work.
Romo is 21 of 24 in save opportunities, with a 2.86 ERA. He has 38 strikeouts and just seven walks in 34 2/3 innings of work.
Romo retired the first two batters easily before giving up a pinch-hit double to Todd Helton. But he retired the next batter on a pop fly to end the game.
Romo has 19 saves in 22 opportunities with a 2.32 ERA.
Romo returns San Diego on just 12 pitches, striking out one batter in a perfect ninth. He is now 18 for 21 in save situations, with a 2.54 ERA on the season.
Romo allowed a two-out single in the game, but quickly shut the door with a strikeout of Logan Forsythe to end the game, his second of the outing. Romo needed just 14 pitches to finish the game.
Romo is now 17 of 20 in save situations, with a 2.63 ERA and 30 strikeouts in 27 1/3 innings.
The Giants did not have a good month of May and it effected Romo. He saved just four games last month and blew one, too.
Romo, who entered Sunday's game with two outs in the eighth inning, has a 2.70 ERA in 23 1/3 innings pitched and is 15 for 17 in save chances so far.
Romo, who hadn't had a save opportunity in two weeks, retired the three batters he faced on 13 pitches. He has 14 saves in 16 chances and a 2.86 ERA.
One of his runs allowed came on a solo homer by Dioner Navarro, the first time he has been taken deep this season. The blown save was his first since July 30, 2012, and snapped his streak of 15 consecutive saves dating back to last season. He did record both of his outs on strikeouts.
Romo has allowed two hits and no walks in six innings, while striking out 10. He has a 0.00 ERA, 0.33 WHIP and .100 opponent batting average.
With Santiago Casilla in the same boat, a potential save chance would likely fall to Jeremy Affeldt. Expect Romo back in the closer's role Thursday against the Cubs.
Facing the top of the Cardinals' lineup, Romo got the first two batters out on flyballs, before striking out the third batter he faced, Allen Craig. He closed the door on a 1-0 win.
Romo has three saves and has yet to allow a baserunner. Romo has three strikeouts in three innings of work.
Yet, in H2H drafts, Romo is going off boards behind Joel Hanrahan (who had elbow issues last year and has Andrew Bailey in the bullpen), John Axford (who was removed as Brewers closer in 2012) and Tom Wilhelmsen (who showed some talent but is far more untested). Roto leagues got it right here -- Romo is a top-10 closer who can elevate himself to a new tier in 2013. H2H leaguers still have a few days to right this wrong.