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On Saturday night, the Los Angeles Angels beat the Kansas City Royals 7-5, which was great news for them, since it was their first win since Friday, June 3. However, it wasn't all peaches - in the bottom of the seventh inning, third baseman Alberto Callaspo pulled his hamstring as the back end of a double-steal, and had to come out.
Los Angeles Angels third baseman Alberto Callaspo left Saturday night's game with the Kansas City Royals in the seventh inning after pulling his left hamstring stealing second base.
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The LA Times has just released a new national poll.
Obama 49 McCain 37
The lead extends to 15 points when you factor in Nader and Bob Barr.
Obama 48 McCain 33
Obama's lead is due to his stance on domestic issues. He leads among women, black voters and other minorities. And he ties among white voters and independents. So much for the racial problem.
The most exciting news is the enthusiasm gap. 81% of Obama voters are enthusiastic about voting for him, versus 45% of McCain voters who feel the same.
Interesting nuggets. Bush's approval is down to 23%.
Democrats viewed favorably by 51%, Republicans by 29%.
Guess that Newsweek poll was not an outlier.
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I changed a view things in this recipe to spice it up a little and make it nice and creamy. First I used cream of chicken soup, added 2 tablespoons of plain yogurt and 1 tablespoon Mrs. Dash Table Blend (Classis Garlic Italiano). Then at the very last I added 3/4 cup Mexican Blended Cheese. Yummy!
Good starter recipe. I cooked the chicken with garlic and white wine and then mixed with noodles, milk, snow peas, mozz. cheeze, and soup. I added xtra cheese and milk as well as salt and pepper at the end.
I made this tonight because I had some extra ingredients that fit this recipe. I changed two things. First, I added a cup of leftover sour cream, some seasoned salt and pepper to cook with the soup mixture. The next change was that I used 5 leftover frozen chicken patties that I had, microwaved them and chopped them up. I added them at the end. The vegetable I used was brocolli and I did use the mozzarella cheese. My husband, daughter and I all really liked this meal. I think the chicken patties actually added a lot of good flavor, and that it would have been kind of bland with just regular chicken. This is so easy that I will definitely make it again!
Good recipe. The original would probably have been a little bland for our tastes, but we substituted broccoli for the peas and sour cream for the milk.....yum!!!!
Quick and easy to make, but changed up the recipe a little. I added some Mrs. Dash and some chicken seasoning to give the chicken more flavor. I only added 1/4 cup peas, but threw in 1/2 can carrots and 1/4 cup corn. Gave it a yummy taste.
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Well there was Real Madrid's chance to get back in it. Karim Benzema, who opened the scoring with a goal that now seems a lifetime ago, receives possession on the left and is able to beat Gerard Pique and drive through the area. Gonzalo Higuain is lurking at the far post for a tap-in, but instead of passing the French striker shoots, curling well wide as his teammate attempts a desperate lunch to turn it in. Not good play there.
By my count, that's three fantastic chances for Real Madrid to score that they've wasted, which is probably more chances than their opponents have generated all match. When you're that wasteful in front of goal, you can't expect results, and it looks like some silly decisions and poor finishing are going to cost them dear against Barcelona. It's still 3-1 in the Catalans' favour with just over ten minutes to go.
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A van bomb packed with 600lbs of homemade explosives and abandoned near the Irish border could have caused substantial damage and major loss of life, police have said.
A senior officer said the bomb was primed and "ready to go" and could have had a devastating impact if it had detonated.
The white Citroen Berlingo van was spotted by a member of the public on Thursday evening after it was abandoned on a border road outside Newry in Northern Ireland.
The security operation on the vehicle only ended late on Friday night and District Commander Chief Superintendent Alasdair Robinson said it could have easily claimed lives.
"The device contained two blue barrels with 125kg of homemade explosives in each one, and a detonator - all the equipment which meant this device was ready to go," he said. "To explain it, there was 600lbs of explosives. This was a very significant device. If this had exploded it would have caused devastation."
Dissident republicans opposed to the peace process are being blamed for the failed attack and there is speculation the device could have been destined for a town centre or a security target. The same groups have been linked to the discovery of a smaller explosive device, plus a weapons cache, in north Belfast on Friday night.
The incident was widely condemned, with unionists expressing concern over dissident activity and Sinn Fein calling for the groups to end their campaign which the party said had no support.
Newry's courthouse was damaged by a major car bomb in 2010, but Mr Robinson said the latest find was twice as big as the bomb used in that attack. He said of the van bomb: "To put it in perspective - anyone within 50 metres of this device would have been killed and anyone within 100 metres seriously injured."
The alert was raised when the vehicle was spotted abandoned, with its engine running, on the Fathom Line road outside Newry on Thursday. Mr Robinson said the likely target and the reason for the device being abandoned were unclear. But the senior officer said the presence of regular police patrols had forced bombers to abandon devices in the past.
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FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- Dexter McDougle made sure everyone knew he was happy on Wednesday. Very, very, very, very, very happy.
That's one "very" for every time the rookie cornerback said the word "happy" in response to a question about his first day as a full participant in the New York Jets' organized team activities.
The Jets selected McDougle in the third round of last month's draft even though he missed the last nine games of senior season at the University of Maryland and underwent right shoulder surgery. He wore the red non-contact jersey during the first eight days of OTAs as he completed his recovery.
"I'm just happy," McDougle said Wednesday. "I finally got out there, getting in there with the team and (started) running around, flying around trying to make plays out there. So I was really happy today.
"They gave me the heads-up a couple of days ago, and I'm out there. I'm just happy right now. It's been, what, since September since I've (been able) to play football, so I'm just happy. I'm just happy."
McDougle wasted no time Wednesday showing how thrilled he was to be back on the field. After the practice, coach Rex Ryan lauded McDougle's effort and grasp of the defensive playbook in front of the entire team -- a rare show of respect for a rookie.
"I thought it was impressive," Ryan said. "Here's a kid who's been learning those 80 plays on defense yet really hasn't been able to go through anything.
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Even Ryan admitted he wasn't sure the Jets should invest such an early pick in McDougle. However, he was swayed by general manager John Idzik and defensive coordinator Dennis Thurman as well as the advance work done by scouts, who told Ryan that McDougle was one of the top character kids in the draft.
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8:00am Monday 4th June 2012 in Darlington FC News By Craig Stoddart, Deputy Sports Editor
Darlington have taken their latest step towards rebuilding by making six signings, which include two former Quakers returning to the club.
Martin Gray and a four-strong backroom staff were appointed last weekend, and the manager has wasted little time in beginning his recruitment drive.
Strikers Danny Mellanby and Shaun Reay have previously been with the club and they are among Gray's first arrivals, who include a mixture of proven Northern League players and younger stock.
Also having accepted Gray's offer are Jamie Clarke, Dan Smith, Darren Richardson and Adam Nicholls.
Mellanby, 32, joins from hometown club Newton Aycliffe, where he has been integral in their rise through the leagues to the top flight of the Ebac Northern League. He was with Darlington from 2001-04.
Reay was a youth team player with Quakers during Gray's time as youth team coach and since being released in 2008 has played for Blyth Spartans and Boldon CA.
Smith is a former Sunderland and Aberdeen centre-back, while Clarke, a veteran striker, has played for various North-East non-league clubs, most recently Whitby Town in the Evo-Stik League last season.
Midfielder Danny Richardson joins from Bishop Auckland, while Adam Nicholls arrives after leaving West Auckland, for whom he played in the FA Vase final at Wembley last month.
"I'm delighted to get my first group of signings on board and we're working hard on bringing in the next group of signings in the near future," said Gray.
Among Gray's coaching set-up is former Darlington defender Sean Gregan, who is hoping to make a comeback having missed most of last season through injury.
Gregan sustained an Achilles injury at the beginning of the campaign, but Gray hopes the Billingham-born 38-year-old will be available for action.
"We're going to see how he goes," said Gray. "He had a nasty Achilles injury, he ruptured it playing for Kendal Town, I think it was, over a year ago.
"I'm going to involve him in the pre-season programme and see how he does.
"The intention is to get him out there for certain times. I can't guarantee it, we'll see how pre-season goes."
Meanwhile, two of Darlington's former youth team products have secured clubs for next season.
Left-back David Ferguson has signed a one-year deal with Sunderland, while forward Jamie Barton is moving to Gateshead.
The Heed are interested in a number of teenagers that were in the second year of their apprenticeship with Darlington, goalkeeper Jordan Nixon among them.
Darlington's first game in the Northern League, should this week's appeal against demotion to Step 5 fail, will be a groundsharing derby against Bishop Auckland, as the away team, on August 18. Their first home game is against Marske three days later.
Having received a first round bye in the Brookes Mileson League Cup, Quakers will be at home to Spennymoor in the second round.
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9:54am Mon 4 Jun 12
laughingboy51 says...
10:19am Mon 4 Jun 12
the greek says...
12:19pm Mon 4 Jun 12
zzzzzzz says...
Oh silly me this is a story about football, something they have no interest in.
12:52pm Mon 4 Jun 12
darlo_jambo says...
12:54pm Mon 4 Jun 12
morgan1 says...
Actually you are quite wrong and what a silly remark.
Over the Jubilee weekend there is a hell of a lot more interesting things to do than worry about Darlington Football team.
The easiest part of the re-structuring is to get players whether they will be good enough to win the Northern league at the first attempt who knows, we will only get a feel for that when we actually have a squad capable of putting out a starting eleven and on how the first games go.
1:07pm Mon 4 Jun 12
morgan1 says...
Thanks for your comment, the truth is quite simple however, no matter how people feel or how some would like to see things done differently, we are where we are. I have personally now substantially invested away from from the 1883ltd club.
The way I see it they have to prove it will work and that can only be done in at least a 3 year period.
Most companies grind to a halt at this point, so they will either have enough goodwill and money and performance to continue on or it will be at this point that things will change to allow larger investors in with a more money focused way forward.
The board between them must have enough money to get to the point of a squad without the fans although I doubt its one member one vote, no matter what they say to the rest of us, unsure on the CIC as to where it has actually got do, as it does not appear to being updated, and I still cant find the company registration.
Got to push on lots of things to do today/tomorrow.
1:14pm Mon 4 Jun 12
darlo_jambo says...
1:46pm Mon 4 Jun 12
monteforte says...
The easiest part of the re-structuring is to get players whether they will be good enough to win the Northern league at the first attempt who knows, we will only get a feel for that when we actually have a squad capable of putting out a starting eleven and on how the first games go.
I agree ..
darlo-jambo ; thanks for light hearted comments still laughing,glad you still have sense of humour.
After what we fans have been through recently with Darlo FC we supporters need make sure it's now being run correctly ....
2:29pm Mon 4 Jun 12
MSG says...
Its going to be an enjoyable season by the look of it. things are now on the up after weeks of bad and gloomy news.
Who are Celtic Nation and which pit village do they come from ????
Are Darlo in the Durham Cup or did we get kicked out of this tournament when we changed from old to new club?
Looking forward to the new season.
4:48pm Mon 4 Jun 12
quakersam says...
Yeah we get to play in the Durham Cup and the Northern League Cup. If we win the appeal we might not only be in a new league but be allowed in the FA Cup (hopefully).
Looking forward to it too, can guarantee a big crowd on the opening day. Bishop v Darlo, 1500 at least
5:43pm Mon 4 Jun 12
asupporter says...
So it's easy to get players is it? What a strange world you live in. Football clubs are all about players and supporters and it seems to me 1883 have go their priorities right. It will be an exciting season in the Northern League with big crowds, competitive matches, and with Martin Gray in charge we have a great chance of promotion. Come on Darlo!
6:48pm Mon 4 Jun 12
doonhamer says...
zzzzzzz wrote:Again, someone who is way off the mark, and as usual another illiterate who can't spell my name properly.
What no scathing comment from doonhammer or monteforte/morgan1 (for they are one and the same).
Oh silly me this is a story about football, something they have no interest in.
7:14pm Mon 4 Jun 12
morgan1 says...
Yes it is, many players want the chance to get into mainstream league football which is where Darlington hope to get back to, the issue is whether those that want to, are of an acceptable quality.
Whether you can get what is needed in the first instance is unlikely so you will have to settle with what you can get to put out a starting eleven and basically go from there.
I think M.Gray could do Ok but comes down to whether he can build a side strong enough with the resources available to him, I am unsure whether this is the case, but it will certainly give him a challenge. Expectations are too high right now and patience will be needed if success is to come, guess it comes down to how much money the fans can put in the kitty within the current set-up and whether it will be enough. (My own view is probably not but your bed is made and now you must lie in it)
7:17pm Mon 4 Jun 12
morgan1 says...
sorry for the 'lie' rather than 'Lay' was not intentional.
11:58pm Tue 5 Jun 12
bishops_man says...
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---- — PLATTSBURGH — The sunflowers that stretch over Geraldine Rossignol's house tower up to 15 feet above her garden, brightening up the area for neighbors.
Every year, the flowers produced in the Jubert Lane garden amaze her, she said. The sunflowers spread across the backyard and are nestled in what she calls "Mother's Garden," a space dedicated to her late mother, Lucy Prudente.
"I just love it," Geraldine said. "It's amazing to watch them grow, and the birds just love the flowers."
The sunflowers share a view with Mainely Lobster & Seafood on Military Turnpike. A few of the employees admired her flower patch so much that they asked for permission to visit it one day after seeing Geraldine and her husband, Phil, at the restaurant.
This was the first year Geraldine planted Mother's Garden nearer to the restaurant because Mother Nature had taken over the original garden plot, which sits just a bit closer to her house.
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The couple have tended the garden together since they moved to Plattsburgh nine years ago to be near Geraldine's twin sister, Marti Rugar.
And the sunflowers offer something more than just scenery, as the driveway is sprinkled with edible sunflower seeds, which fall from the heads of the flowers every day. Geraldine said the seeds are a favorite snack for the blue jays — and her twin sister. The fresh kernels from the flowers are shades lighter in color — and a little less salty — than what's usually found on the shelf at the grocery store, but they're ready to eat fresh off the plant without being roasted.
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The couple's backyard is also home to grape vines, two apple trees, a walnut tree, raspberries bushes, beets, squash, a bunch of heirloom tomatoes, garlic and other fresh spices.
"It was in our blood," Rugar said. "We're Italian."
After open-heart surgery and a knee-replacement, Geraldine had to take some time away from gardening. When she felt strong enough, she went right back to the dirt. Even though they require a lot of work, she said she loves planting flowers and will continue to do it every year as long as she can.
She credits her green thumb to her father, Charlie Prudente, who maintained his livelihood as a caretaker for an estate and taught her everything she knows about the hobby.
Creating a patch like the one the Rossignols have isn't difficult, Geraldine said.
"It doesn't take much space to have a garden at home. Anywhere there's dirt, you can plant," she said.
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When a parenting question or conundrum pops into my day — on Saturday morning, for example: "Can a 1-year-old eat eggs?" — I usually turn to Google first. In the case of a suspected emergency — four months ago, for example: "What should I do if my baby swallows paper?" — I usually Google and phone a friend, simultaneously.
A 2009 Zogby International poll found that, "The Internet is by far the most popular source of information and the preferred choice for news ahead of television, newspapers and radio." The website for the Pew Internet & American Life Project links to more research on how we use the World Wide Web, and how it influences us. One statistic from this site: Ninety-one percent of adult Internet users in the U.S. use a search engine to find information.
Count me in that 91 percent, friends. And since I became a mama, I've become even more information-hungry. Below, I share some of my go-to online parenting resources, which I've stumbled across in my search-engining. I'm looking forward to hearing yours too! And, as a bonus, I also share two yummy slow-cooker recipes that I've added to my slow-cooker collection. I hope this post is both resourceful and scrumptious for you. Thank you so much for checking in with me today, and please feel free to leave your favorite parenting websites in the "Comments" section below!
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San Antonio Mom Blogs: Life & Parenting in the Alamo City (Local): This website links to an array of local parenting blogs (including this one!), as well as local child-focused news and activities.
Babble: You can find quick and easy-to-read articles on a variety of pregnancy and parenting topics here. I stop by every few days to get a feel for what's trending in parenthood.
"The Best Parenting Websites," Real Simple: I recently stumbled upon this link, and I'm looking forward to checking out all these sites. Real Simple is a quality publication, and does a good job of sorting through and then selecting worth-your-time information.
HuffPost Parents (The Huffington Post): Lisa Belkin, who previously oversaw Motherlode at The New York Times, now manages this parenting-news page for "The Internet Newspaper." You can stay up-to-date on timely topics here, ranging from baby names, to media portrayals of family life, to motherhood in politics (Michelle Obama, Ann Romney, etc.).
The Juggle (The Wall Street Journal): I like to check in with this blog every week or so. Some recent headlines: "How Much Homework is Too Much Homework?" and "In the U.K., Teddy Bears Are Forever."
Motherlode (The New York Times): This blog takes a thoughtful look at "Adventures in Parenting." KJ Dell'Antonia now serves as the lead blogger here, and I like her interactive approach to blogging. A recent post on "The Parents Who Really Need Flex Time," with an accompanying photo and a link to a slide show on homeless children in the U.S., tugged at my heartstrings.
Raise Healthy Eaters: I just discovered this blog, written by a registered dietician. Her most recent post: "10 Things You Should Never Say to Your Child About Food."
Urban Baby: I read these posts strictly for kicks, friends. Urban Baby posters typically hail from Manhattan's well-heeled Upper East Side, and I enjoy taking a peek at how the other half lives. The conversations about preschool admissions are always entertaining, a la Nursery University.
WebMD Health & Baby: This site features well-written articles, slide shows and more by experienced professionals. Some sample titles: "10 Tips for Diapering the Healthy Way" (article) and "Baby-Proofing Basics" (slide show).
And now for those recipes …
Yummy Slow-Cooker Recipes
No. 1: Cranberry-Mustard Pork With Apples
(Many thanks to my Mom for this one!)
- 2 to 3 lb. of boneless center cut pork tenderloin roast
- 1 6 oz. bag of (sweetened) dried cranberries
- 2 Granny Smith apples, chopped
- 1 (4 oz. to 8 oz.) apple juice box
- 2 to 3 tbsp. of Dijon mustard
- garlic powder, salt and pepper to taste
- 1 cup of white wine
Place the pork in the slow cooker. Cover with the cranberries and apples. Pour the apple juice on top, along with the mustard. Sprinkle with the garlic powder, salt and pepper. Splash with the white wine. Cook on low for 10 hours, or on high for five and a half hours. Shred the pork before serving. Serve with rice or potatoes. ENJOY!
No. 2: Balsamic Chicken With Tomatoes
(Many thanks to my mama friend Bethany for this one!)
- 1 tbsp. of extra virgin olive oil
- 4 boneless skinless chicken breasts
- salt and pepper to taste
- 1 medium onion, sliced
- 1 tsp. each of basil, dried oregano and rosemary
- 1/2 tsp. of thyme
- 4 garlic cloves, minced
- 1/2 cup of balsamic vinegar
- 2 (14.5 oz.) cans of diced tomatoes
Pour the olive oil on the bottom of the slow cooker. Add in the chicken breasts. Salt and pepper each breast. Put the onion on top of the chicken, followed by the herbs and garlic. Pour in the balsamic vinegar. Top with the tomatoes. Cook on high for four hours. Optional: Shred the chicken before serving. Serve over angel hair pasta. ENJOY!


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PLATTSBURGH — "I find television very educating," Groucho Marx once said. "Every time somebody turns on the set, I go into the other room and read a book."
Some North Country residents have the same idea and were quick to respond when the Press-Republican asked, "What book are you reading now?"
Anna Battigelli, professor of English at SUNY Plattsburgh, is reading "The Storytelling Animal" by Jonathan Gottschall. The book has a connection to Plattsburgh State, in fact: the author's mother is Marcia Gottschall, one of Battigelli's colleagues.
Jonathon's book argues that storytelling is a distinctly human trait — something that makes us human.
"It's just such a fascinating topic," Battigelli said.
Her husband, Paul Johnston, associate professor of English at SUNY Plattsburgh, is reading "Nature Wars: The Incredible Story of How Wildlife Comeback Turned Backyards into Battlegrounds," by Jim Sterba.
It describes the increase in animal activity in the suburbs, as creatures like deer, wild turkeys and even bears try to adapt to an environment that seems dominated by humans.
"More people are now in contact with wildlife than ever before in American history," Johnston said.
He appreciates the message of the book: "It points to the need for a change in attitude, where we accept as human beings the need to be stewards of nature rather than just being either hands-off or destructive."
For Peru Town Supervisor Peter Glushko, the current book of choice is "Lone Survivor," by Marcus Luttrell and Patrick Robinson. The book describes a 2005 Navy SEAL mission in the mountains of Afghanistan.
"It's about a SEAL team in a firefight up in the mountains, and one basically sacrifices his life to save the others."
Glushko added that the book "has kind of a dual purpose," since it describes SEAL training, as well as the mission itself.


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Police encountered two separate fights involving five peopl when they arrived at 405 Bridge St. about 6:30 p.m.
Benjamin Garcia, 32, of 169 Beech Hill Road, allegedly had picked up Paul Lavalliere, 55, of 258 Cartier St. and was carrying him toward a concrete wall when officers stopped him.
Other officers were called to the scene who put a stop to another fight allegedly between Xiomara Arroyo, 29, of 405 Bridge St., Apt. A, Garrett Barry, 22, of 405 Bridge St., Apt. B, and a third unidentified person.
The fight began when Carlos Miranda-Arroyo, Arroyo's husband, accused Barry, his neighbor, of having Miranda-Arroya's car towed from the premises.
Miranda-Arroyo and Barry got into an argument outside the apartment building and police said Miranda-Arroyo punched his neighbor in the face.
Soon after, police said Barry saw Xiomara Arroyo fighting with his mother, Tammy Barry, 47, of 409 Cartier St. Xiomara Arroyo told police Garrett Barry then punched her in the face. Police said she was transported to the Elliot Hospital for treatment of significant, but not life-threatening injuries.
Police arrested Garcia, Garrett Barry and Miranda-Arroyo. Garcia is charged with felony riot, simple assault and resisting arrest. His bail is $5,000 cash/surety.
Miranda-Arroyo was arrested for felony riot, with bail set at $5,000 cash/surety.
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A Sumner County mother is outraged and demanding answers. She said her little boy is suffering from nightmares after he was assaulted on the school bus.
And she said the bus driver did nothing to stop the alleged attack on her first-grader.
"Another, older boy had forced him down in the seat and proceeded to kiss him multiple times and the other kid lifted up his shirt and kissed him on his upper shoulder," said the Portland mother.
The mother said she suspects the other child, a second-grader at J. W. Wiseman Elementary School, may have done this before.
"What if there's been other children that have been hurt?" she asked.
Portland police continue to investigate but declined an interview. Officials for Sumner County Schools also declined an interview but said the bus does not have cameras onboard.
So, for now, the best evidence could be the little boy's statement.
"He tried his best to kick him off, but he said the other boy was too big and he just couldn't do it," the mother said.
The mother created a Facebook page over the weekend on which she makes a plea for "justice" in a push to better protect her son in a place where parents trust the school system to do that for them.
"We need to know that our school officials have our children's safety as their top priority," she said.
The Department of Children's Services is also investigating the claims.
The school enacted a safety plan to keep the two students apart, but the mother said she is not satisfied with that and is pursuing an order of protection.
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Postal Service to stop Saturday mail serviceBy PAULINE JELINEK
The Associated Press | February 06,2013WASHINGTON — The U.S. Postal Service will stop delivering mail on Saturdays but continue to deliver packages six days a week under a plan aimed at saving about $2 billion annually, the financially struggling agency says.
In an announcement scheduled for later Wednesday, the service is expected to say the Saturday mail cutback would begin in August.
The move accentuates one of the agency's strong points — package delivery has increased by 14 percent since 2010, officials say, while the delivery of letters and other mail has declined with the increasing use of email and other Internet services.
Under the new plan, mail would be delivered to homes and businesses only from Monday through Friday, but would still be delivered to post office boxes on Saturdays. Post offices now open on Saturdays would remain open on Saturdays.
Over the past several years, the Postal Service has advocated shifting to a five-day delivery schedule for mail and packages — and it repeatedly but unsuccessfully appealed to Congress to approve the move. Though an independent agency, the service gets no tax dollars for its day-to-day operations but is subject to congressional control.
It was not immediately clear how the service could eliminate Saturday mail without congressional approval.
But the agency clearly thinks it has a majority of the American public on its side regarding the change.
Material prepared for the Wednesday press conference by Patrick R. Donahoe, postmaster general and CEO, says Postal Service market research and other research has indicated that nearly 7 in 10 Americans support the switch to five-day delivery as a way for the Postal Service to reduce costs.
"The Postal Service is advancing an important new approach to delivery that reflects the strong growth of our package business and responds to the financial realities resulting from America's changing mailing habits," Donahoe said in a statement prepared for the announcement. "We developed this approach by working with our customers to understand their delivery needs and by identifying creative ways to generate significant cost savings."
The Postal Service is making the announcement Wednesday, more than six months before the switch, to give residential and business customers time to plan and adjust, the statement said.
"The American public understands the financial challenges of the Postal Service and supports these steps as a responsible and reasonable approach to improving our financial situation," Donahoe said. "The Postal Service has a responsibility to take the steps necessary to return to long-term financial stability and ensure the continued affordability of the U.S. Mail."
He said the change would mean a combination of employee reassignment and attrition and is expected to achieve cost savings of approximately $2 billion annually when fully implemented.
The agency in November reported an annual loss of a record $15.9 billion for the last budget year and forecast more red ink in 2013, capping a tumultuous year in which it was forced to default on billions in retiree health benefit prepayments to avert bankruptcy.
The financial losses for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30 were more than triple the $5.1 billion loss in the previous year. Having reached its borrowing limit, the mail agency is operating with little cash on hand.
The agency's biggest problem — and the majority of the red ink in 2012 — was not due to reduced mail flow but rather to mounting mandatory costs for future retiree health benefits, which made up $11.1 billion of the losses. Without that and other related labor expenses, the mail agency sustained an operating loss of $2.4 billion, lower than the previous year.
The health payments are a requirement imposed by Congress in 2006 that the post office set aside $55 billion in an account to cover future medical costs for retirees. The idea was to put $5.5 billion a year into the account for 10 years. That's $5.5 billion the post office doesn't have.
No other government agency is required to make such a payment for future medical benefits. Postal authorities wanted Congress to address the issue last year, but lawmakers finished their session without getting it done. So officials are moving ahead to accelerate their own plan for cost-cutting.
The Postal Service is in the midst of a major restructuring throughout its retail, delivery and mail processing operations. Since 2006, it has cut annual costs by about $15 billion, reduced the size of its career workforce by 193,000 or by 28 percent, and has consolidated more than 200 mail processing locations, officials say.
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Maldon district: Clergy's 'deep sadness' at women bishop's vote defeat (From Maldon and Burnham Standard)
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Maldon district: Clergy's 'deep sadness' at women bishop's vote defeat
11:00am Monday 3rd December 2012 in Local News By Emma Robinson, Reporter
Maldon's clergy have voiced their disappointment after the Church of England rejected a move to introduce women bishops.
The decision was made last Tuesday when 324 members of the synod voted for women bishops.
However, for the motion to be accepted, it needed a two thirds majority.
The 122 who voted against the proposal meant they won the day by six votes.
The Rev Lorna Smith, 59, the priest in charge at St Nicholas Church,Tillingham, described the situation as "a mess".
She said: "This doesn't do anybody any favours, it's such a shame.
"They have just got themselves in a real mess, someone needs to sort them out.
"The sad thing is it's women who are against it.
"It's just a shame that the new Archbishop of Canterbury has got himself embroiled in all of this."
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Three corrections officers from Maple Ridge were recognized last month for their dedication to public safety and commitment to helping offenders make positive life changes.
The annual ceremony awarded 32 Corrections Exemplary Service Medals and Bars - the most prestigious national decoration for corrections professionals in Canada.
Attorney General and Minister of Justice Suzanne Anton and Minister of Children and Family Development Stephanie Cadieux also attended the medal presentation ceremony to honour the important work and dedication these recipients have demonstrated over the course of their careers.
"Our corrections and probation officers play a vital role in keeping our families and communities safe and they deserve our gratitude and recognition," said Anton.
"Much of the challenging work they do each day goes unseen by most British Columbians, but is very much appreciated as the road to making positive changes begins with these dedicated professionals who work with offenders on the front lines."
Harry Draaisma and Robert Richardson from the Fraser Regional Correctional Centre were honoured for 20 years of service as was Suzanne Tarlier who works at the Alouette Correctional Centre for Women.
"All 32 Corrections Exemplary Service Medal recipients deserve recognition for demonstrating such strong commitment to serving their profession and their communities," Cadieux added.
The awards pay tribute to both B.C. Corrections staff who work in probation offices and correctional centres, and Ministry of Children and Family Development youth justice services staff members. The recipients have reached milestones for exemplary service, beginning at 20 years for the Corrections Exemplary Service Medal, 30 years for the Corrections Exemplary Service First Bar, and 40 years for the Corrections Exemplary Service Second Bar.
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Wine tasting benefit held for La Jolla Community Center
More than 50 people attended the La Jolla Community Center's "From Vines to Wines" wine tasting and fundraiser Aug. 24, which raised money for the center's ongoing renovations to the front entrance and lobby. Guest sampled eight different wines, including those produced by Deodoro Cellars and WindanSea Wines, a Paso Robles-based winery that is a joint venture with La Jolla Town Council trustee Steve Haskins.
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Thousands of Pro-Choice and Pro-Life activists rallied at the state Capitol Monday as the second special session got underway. On the table once again is the controversial bill that limits where and when women can get abortions.
Pro-Choice supporters turned the green lawn of the state Capitol orange. They gathered to discourage legislators from approving some of the most restrictive abortion laws in the country.
Leading the fight was Senator Wendy Davis, whose filibuster killed the bill last session.
"It was your voices leant to me that I was able to stand for those thirteen hours," said Davis.
Standing with Davis, was her 30-year-old daughter. Davis had her as a teen.
"That's what we are fighting for now, a Texas where every woman is able to overcome her unique challenges because she had the same choices and the same chances that I had," said Davis.
Those in support of now house bill two met in the Lt. Governor's office for a press conference lead by senator and Doctor Donna Campbell. She was still in her hospital attire from working in the emergency room all weekend.
"You hear the rhetoric that the government shouldn't be in this I am thankful I am a voice in the government to stand for life and stand with you," said Campbell.
As the house gaveled in, the crowds moved inside, lining each level of the rotunda. Pro-Choicers chanted and clapped. The sound at times was deafening.
"I have a teenage daughter so I want to make sure I do my part to keep her rights," Alex Chaperon said.
Walking the halls silently, those in support of life. They wore blue. Among them the women of operation outcry--all have had abortions they now regret.
"I had my abortion at 21. I'm 50 years old now and I'm still suffering the consequences," said Mayela Banks. "They have no clue about the pain and the suffering that abortion, legalized abortion causes women."
"As a single mother I faced the fear and chose abortion, what I know now is that baby really felt pain," said Rhonda Arias of Operation Outcry.
Both sides are hoping for the same turn out Tuesday as a house committee takes public comment.
Testimony is expected to last until midnight.
Governor Rick Perry sets the agenda for special sessions, which can last up to 30 days.
Abortion is already on this agenda.
Governor Perry vowed the state will pass the measure this time around.
If it passes, Texas could become the 13th U.S. state to pass a 20-week abortion ban.
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