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New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo declaredhis candidacy for governor Saturday, delivering an impassioned callfor political reform and pledging to make the notoriouslydysfunctional state government more accountable to its citizens.
The announcement by Cuomo to seek the governorship once held byhis iconic father, Mario Cuomo, had been widely expected. TheDemocrat disclosed his candidacy in a video released on his websitebefore appearing before supporters later in the day.
Cuomo made the announcement on the steps of the Tweed Courthousein lower Manhattan, named for the leader of the city's corrupt 19thcentury Tammany Hall political machine. Cuomo said he did sobecause "Albany's antics today could make Boss Tweed blush."
"Enough is enough," Cuomo declared. "It's time the people ofthe Empire State strike back."
Cuomo promised to cap the state's property taxes, which areamong the highest in the nation, and to consolidate localgovernments and create a more favorable environment for job growth.
With his father standing nearby, the younger Cuomo cast himselfas a populist crusader who would lead a "citizen's coalition" torestore integrity to state government.
"New York wasn't always like this. This isn't New York at itsbest," he said. "I represent the people of the state of New Yorkand we want our government back."
Cuomo's effort to run as an outsider to reform state governmentwill have to overcome some skepticism, given his deep ties toAlbany and his membership in one of New York's most storiedpolitical families.
"Andrew Cuomo has been a central figure in Albany for thirtyyears, and bears responsibility for the worst four years in thehistory of New York government. Why should we give him anotherfour?" former Rep. Rick Lazio, who is running for the GOPnomination to challenge Cuomo, said in a statement.
Yet as polls show outgoing Democratic Gov. David Paterson andthe state Legislature to be deeply unpopular with most voters,Cuomo has won praise and a strong national profile as attorneygeneral for prosecuting public corruption and exposing misdeeds bythe student loan industry and taking on Wall Street excesses.
Polls show Cuomo crushing Lazio and others competing for the GOPnomination, including Suffolk County Executive Steve Levy andBuffalo businessman Carl Paladino.
Cuomo faces no primary opposition, and averted a planned andpotentially messy challenge to Paterson after the governor decidedto step down amid evidence he may have intervened in a domesticviolence case involving a close aide.
Earlier, President Barack Obama's political operation tried tonudge Paterson aside to clear the way for Cuomo, whom the WhiteHouse believed would be a far stronger candidate at the top of theticket in New York. Every state office and both U.S. Senate seatsare up for election this year, and several House seats held byDemocrats are expected to be at risk.
Paterson endorsed Cuomo's candidacy Saturday.
If elected, Cuomo would almost certainly be viewed as apotential presidential contender in the future. Mario Cuomo alsoconsidered and ultimately rejected several entreaties to run duringhis years in office.
In his early days in the public eye, Andrew Cuomo was theruthless 20-something "Prince of Darkness" campaign commando fromhis father's three runs for governor. He went on to run a nonprofitorganization to combat homelessness, and his work won the notice ofPresident Bill Clinton, who named him an assistant secretary andlater secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and UrbanDevelopment. In that role, critics have accused him of pushingquestionable mortgages that some say contributed to the recentsubprime mortgage crisis.
Cuomo made a disastrous run for governor in 2002, sparkingracial tension by challenging a well respected black Democrat, CarlMcCall, for the nomination and offending many by suggesting thatduring the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks, then-Gov. George Patakihad done little more than hold New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani's coat.Cuomo dropped out of the race a week before the primary.
Cuomo is divorced from Kerry Kennedy, a daughter of Robert F.Kennedy. They have three daughters. He has been dating Sandra Lee,a Food Network TV host, for five years.
Gormley reported from Albany.
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The New York Knicks play Friday night in Minnesota. The Los Angeles Clippers play Friday night Miami.
NBA protocol would be for both teams to fly to New York Friday night after their games and be in the city all day Saturday leading up to their Sunday afternoon nationally televised showdown.
But the severe winter storm set to pummel the Northeast this weekend could have other plans. The Knicks and Clippers have backup plans in place in case they can't fly into New York Friday night (which seems a safe bet at this point).
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(Knicks coach Mike) Woodson said if they still can't fly into New York Saturday morning, he will hold a "shootaround practice'' here in Minnesota. The Clippers are also having travel issues in getting into New York after their game in Miami also on Friday night.
"If we can't get back there because of the snow we just got to adjust,'' Woodson said. "Let's just hope the game's not cancelled. That's my whole thing.''
Boston is the city in the direct path of the storm and the Celtics are scheduled to host the Nuggets on Sunday. While Boston is at home already (having beat the Lakers Thursday night) Denver plays in Cleveland Saturday and is supposed to fly in that night for a Sunday game. That also is potentially at risk.
The league is hesitant to cancel any games, particularly nationally televised marquee ones. But the league did postpone what was to be the first game in the Nets new Barclays Center in Brooklyn in the wake of hurricane Sandy. The league has said it is monitoring the situation.
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Lots of snow here in CT
- fanofevilempire - Feb 8, 2013 at 3:23 PM
New Yorkers will find a way to show up.
Play the game.
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Cp3 plans to miss game anyway If they can't fly into new York they can fly to a place close then take train or bus it.
Who cares if game is played or not I sure dont
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It isn't snowing badly here in the city. LI, CT and MA got the brunt of it. They'll play.
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Fly into Newark, problem solved.
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The Colorado Rockies were without Troy Tulowitzki during yesterday's weekend finale against the Miami Marlins, as manager Walt Weiss told reporters – including Steve Dorsey of MLB.com – that he was resting the shortstop after he experienced soreness in his left side during Saturday's contest. While the discomfort was enough to keep Tulowitzki out of the Rockies' lineup, Weiss said the All-Star is "OK." "He's OK. He's a little sore," Weiss said of the Rockies' shortstop. "He felt something in his side last night. He talked me into letting him hit that last time up. I was planning on pinch-hitting for him there. He's a little sore today, so we're going to keep him down today. I wouldn't say it's an oblique, but it's in that area." The Rockies' offense has been hampered by injuries throughout the season, as several key players have been limited. Tulowitzki has been one of them, as he's missed over 30 games this season. When he has been healthy enough to suit up, Tulowitzki has posted MVP-like numbers, hitting .315/.386/.568 with 23 doubles and 22 home runs over 399 plate appearances. In addition to Tulowitzki, Weiss offered updates on a pair of other ailing players, Yorvit Torrealba and Tyler Chatwood. Weiss said that he doesn't believe Torrealba will be activated from the seven-day concussion disabled list when he's eligible today. The skipper said that he expects Chatwood to begin his rehab assignment this week. Follow @mlbinjurynews Looking for fantasy baseball advice?
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With the Chargers committed to San Diego for at least 2012, the football drought in L.A. continues, not that anybody's suffering.
The 17-year pro football drought in Los Angeles is on the verge of turning 18.
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The San Diego Chargers will not activate the escape clause in their Qualcomm Stadium lease for 2012.
That does not mean that either L.A. stadium site couldn't lure the St. Louis Rams, Oakland Raiders, Minnesota Vikings or Jacksonville Jaguars in the interim.
Neither does it remove the Chargers from the equation permanently.
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They both favor a downtown site near Petco Park, home of the Padres, and not far from the convention center.
Ideally, the Chargers would like the stadium to abut an expanded convention center and become the favored West Coast site for Super Bowls and Final Fours, but they'll take what they can get at the moment.
Even more ideally, the Chargers can almost envision the stadium to be financed through the city's sale and redevelopment of the Qualcomm and Sports Arena sites, and the income therein, plus revived NFL stadium fund investments, plus existing city and/or county funds, plus their own contribution.
If they could do all that without resorting to a ballot measure, that would be Tebow-to-Thomas in overtime.
Usually, the toughest step for a stadium project is the first one. Once the outline is there, the wheels eventually turn, particularly when it means keeping a franchise that has carried San Diego sports since 1961.
Meanwhile, Farmers Field remains a name without a place.
There never has been anything inevitable about the NFL's return to Los Angeles, either to Philip Anschutz's L.A. Live/Convention Center site or to Ed Roski's sidehill lie in the City of Industry.
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This park is a long way off the interstate with a drive on not-so-pleasant roads with lots of traffic. Despite the advertisement that it is close to the French Quarter, that isn't true. It is at least a 20 minute drive. There are two sections to this CG. The one I overnighted in was basically a flat, gravel parking lot with full hook-ups. I don't have one, but I suspect pets would not appreciate walking on all that gravel. There is absolutely no trees or grass. Space between the sites is good and utilities worked as advertised. VZW 3/4G was good, as was the Wi-Fi. There is a large, no-cost laundry facility, but it was not very clean. Underwear and other left behind clothing was scattered about. A drive thru of the other section reveled that it was a better aesthetically pleasing part of the CG with some grass, paved roads, and large concrete pads. - RLM
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PJ Day -- Monday, Oct. 6, was PJ Spirit Dress Up Day at Wolf Point High School. There is something different going on for Homecoming every day this week, with the parade starting at noon, Friday, Oct. 10. (Photos by John Plestina)
WPHS Homecoming Week Schedule
Mon. Oct 6
Spirit dress up, PJs day.
JV football vs. Scobey, 6 p.m.
Tues. Oct 7
Spirit dress up, celebrity and animated characters.
C/JV VB vs. Scobey, 6 p.m.
Wed. Oct. 8
Spirit dress up, gender bender.
Family Night, no Homecoming activities.
Thurs. Oct. 9
Spirit dress up, maroon and white.
Decorate walls, theme is board games, and parade float, theme is movies.
Hootenanny in the gym, 1:30 p.m., theme is mini class competitions.
Varsity volleyball vs. Glasgow, 4:45 p.m.
Bon fire following games. Honorary fire starter is Pat Will.
Fri. Oct. 10
Parade at noon. Line up at 11:30 a.m.
Homecoming football game vs. Glasgow, 7 p.m.
Dance, 9 p.m. to midnight.
Sat. Oct. 11
Junior high volleyball at Poplar.
Cross country at Sidney
Varsity volleyball vs. Harlem, 1 p.m.
Homecoming royalty
Queen candidates: Ky'Anna Broesder, Mecaila Martin, Thea Smith and Maria Vega.
King candidates: Dalton Hafner, Trevor Hamilton, Slade Martinez and Josh Nieskens.
Other royalty: freshman princess, Ayanna Archdale, freshman escort, Deshon Smoker-DeWitt; sophomore princess, Haron Eymard, sophomore escort, Cale Evans; junior princess, Loverty Lindsay, junior escort, Logan Nefzger.
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Poplar's Jeffrey Berger (25) getting an early first down in the first quarter. Also pictured include Poplar's Layne Gorder (14) and Coy Atkinson (36). Berger scored two touchdowns and ran one into the end zone that was called back on a penalty. The second photo is Homecoming king and queen Myltin Bighorn and Jessica Pipe. The third picture is Berger scoring a touchdown. The fourth photo is an interception of a pass from Poplar quarterback Layne Gorder to receiver Alex Lone Bear (10). The last picture is the Homecoming royalty. (Photos by John Plestina)
A 21-16 win over the Rocky Boy Stars, Friday, Sept. 26, gave the Indians a Homecoming game win and a 4-1 overall record.
Yellow polyester flying from the hands of officials marred all four quarters of the junior varsity non-conference matchup.
"A lot of flags. Emotions ran high in this game. Emotions always run high against Rocky Boy," head coach Brent Moore said.
The Indians lit up the board with 2:26 clock minutes elapsed on a pass of about 30 yards from quarterback Layne Gorder to Myltin Bighorn. A pass from Gorder to Jeffrey Berger added a conversion. The Indians took a 8-0 lead into the second quarter and quickly scored again on a 3-yard run by Berger and an extra point kicked by Bighorn.
Near the mid point in the quarter, Rocky Boy started to chip away at the 15-0 Poplar lead, blocking a punt and recovering the ball deep inside Poplar territory. Rocky Boy's Kolie Small ran the ball into the end zone from three yards out. Levi Olson ran the ball for a conversion and it was 15-8. The Indians added six points with a 4-yard run by Berger, making the halftime tally 21-8.
The Stars narrowed the point spread with a touchdown and conversion with 5:55 on the third quarter clock. The 21-16 Poplar lead stood for the final score. A 38-yard run by Berger into the end zone during the fourth quarter was called back on a penalty.
The Indians next play the JV Wolves at Wolf Point, Saturday, Oct. 4, at 7 p.m.
The Indians beat the Wolves 18-8 in Poplar, Saturday, Sept. 13.
"It was nip and tuck," Moore said of the first game with Wolf Point. "It was a good contest. They hit hard."
He said he expects the Indians to win that game.
Rocky Boy 0 8 8 0––16
Poplar 8 13 0 0––21
1st Quarter
P: Bighorn, 30 pass from Gorder (Gorder to Berger conversion), 9:34
2nd Quarter
P: Berger, 3 run (Bighorn kick), 11:51
RB: Small, 3 run (Olson run conversion) 4:09
P: Berger, 4 run (conversion failed), 2:22
3rd Quarter
RB: TD, (Laforge run conversion) 5:55
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Wolves' runner Gillian Medicine Cloud is shown running next to a Frazer runner in the varsity girls' race last Saturday in Fort Peck. In the second photo, Poplar's Aaron Ayers shown running in the junior high boys' race. (Photos by John Summers)
The Wolf Point Wolves cross country team traveled to Fort Peck Kiwanis Park for the annual Glasgow Invitational Cross Country Meet.
The meet features the best runners from around northeastern Montana. The flat course winding through the many trees of the park always makes for fast times for the runners as most set personal best records at the meet.
The Wolves elementary runners competed together in the race which grouped female with male runners over a 1.5-mile course. Leading the elementary team was Dominique Gourneau with a quick time of 10:19, placing him in 17th place. He was followed closely by teammates Sage Hutchison and Roderick Speed, who finished in 10:41 and 10:48 for 23rd and 24th place. Russell Turcotte ran hard finishing the course in 15:18.
In the junior high boys race, Cade Baker led the team with a time of 9:18 over the 1.5 mile course knocking nearly 50 seconds off his personal best. Right behind Baker was teammate Isaiah Rusch who ran a 9:34 knocking over half a minute off his season best. Zane Falcon posted a time of 9:44 also improving by roughly half a minute on his personal best. The trio of Baker, Rusch and Falcon finished in the top 10 claiming the sixth, seventh and 10th places in the race. Koa Hutchison improved by over a minute and a half from his previous outing with a time of 11:00 flat while teammate Caleb Blount finished the course in 14:03 in a good effort.
In the junior high girls race, the Wolves placed three runners in the top 20 places led by Cyreena Standing who finished second overall with a season best time of 9:45. She was followed closely by teammate Journey Erickson who finished in sixth place with a fast time of 9:58 also a season best. Laressa Dale was next in 10:49 knocking nearly half a minute off her previous best. Lauren Crawford finished 23rd showing much improvement dropping 32 seconds off her personal best. Mystic Baker and Alex Sutton ran hard covering the course in 13:38 and 14:01. Both posting good times.
In the high school boys race, Jeremy Azure and Cody Melbourne posted season best times over the three mile course. Melbourne finished the course in 22:55 shaving a minute and a half off his previous best time while Azure knocked off two minutes from his previous best time; both improving vastly with a handful of meets to go in the season, said coach Stacey Summers.
In the varsity girls race, Kateri Rush and Gillian Medicine Cloud competed in a packed field. Rush posted a season best time of 22:55 placing ninth overall while reducing her season best by a minute and 20 seconds. Medicine Cloud finished in 32:42 while running hard the entire race.
"I'm pleased with so many of the kids showing vast improvement this weekend," said Summers. "The Glasgow course is very fast and our runners enjoy competing there."
The Havre meet is next.
"This weekend we should be at full strength for the Havre meet as some of our young runners will return and some who were physically ailing will also be back as we wind down the season," Summers said.
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With injuries continuing to curse the Wolves this season, Wolf Point dropped a non-conference game to Class B, District 4 Roundup 49-7, Friday, Sept. 26.
Senior running back Josh Nieskens suffered a concussion one week earlier during the game with Forsyth and will miss at least one more game.
Sophomore running back Owen Lepper was injured at Baker, Friday, Sept. 5, and has been on light duty since, seeing minimal action.
"With Josh [Nieskens] out, it hampered us. We had freshmen and sophomores in as wide receivers," head coach Bruce Knerr said.
"The team had four decent drives that we moved the ball into their [Roundup's] territory, but couldn't finish the drives," he said.
"We didn't tackle well at all. The players were in the right places all night. They were just undisciplined in their tackling form," Knerr said. "You can't tackle a 6-foot-2, 220-pound running back at the shoulder pads. He will carry you a long ways."
He said the players owned up to their own mistakes, something he said he was pleased about.
"One thing that was visibly different is this week we did not get called for one holding call by the offensive linemen, not one. But last week against Forsyth, the offensive line was called for over 12 holding calls," Knerr said.
Running back David Knerr had 17 rushes for 61 yards and scored the Wolves' only touchdown in the fourth quarter. He caught two passes for 14 yards and recorded nine tackles.
Quarterback Dalton Hafner was seven for 15 passing for 105 yards. Defensively, Hafner had four tackles and recovered a fumble.
Receiver Tyson Bridges caught four passes for 72 yards and had recorded tackles.
Logan Nefzger had seven rushes for 45 yards.
Trevor Hamilton caught one pass for 19 yards and had five tackles.
Austyn Juve registered nine tackles.
Ty Nygard and Cameron Quincy posted eight tackles each.
Brady Babb had six tackles and was one for one passing for 19 yards to freshman Jeremiah Paine. who also kicked the point after on the touchdown by David Knerr.
Knerr said he expects to win the next game when the Wolves play at Harlem, Friday, Oct. 3.
He said Harlem lost several good players to graduation and the quarterback is a one-man show.
"Harlem likes to run the football so we have to go back to work and work on tackling even more than we did last week. We are going to preach perfect effort all week and continue to seek growth in this team," Knerr said.
Wolf Point cancelled a junior varsity game against Glendive that had been scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 23, because of injured players.
The Wolves junior varsity will host Poplar, Saturday, Oct. 4, at 7 p.m. Wolf Point lost 18-8 at Poplar, Saturday, Sept. 13.
Wolf Point 0 0 0 7––7
Roundup 10 17 14 8––49
1st Quarter
R: Saltzman, 3 run (Blackwell kick)
R: Dahlen, 31 field goal
2nd Quarter
R: Salthe, 1 run (Dahlen kick)
R: Pearson, 44 run (Dahlen kick)
R: Dahlen, 25 field goal
3rd Quarter
R: Pewonka, 50 run (Pewonka kick)
4th Quarter
WP: Knerr, 1 run (Paine kick)
R: Pewonka, 50 run (Pewonka kick)
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The following volleyball results have been reported.
Roundup def. Wolf Point
25-12, 25-11, 25-9
R: Kills 30 (Kailynn Ray 10), Blocks 8 (Hailey Kellum 4), Aces 14 (Terri Welch 7), Digs 31 (Noreine Neumiller 8), Assists 28 (Lexee Rangitsch, Sam Bonnenberger 14)
WP: Kills 10 (Kylee Driftwood), Blocks 5 (Mariah Weeks), Aces 2 (Ashley Page), Digs 34 (Ashtyn Hentges), Assists 9 (Sierra Hanks)
Plentywood def. Poplar
25-14, 25-2, 25-8
P: Kills 34 (Paige Harris 14), Blocks 2 (Harris 2), Aces 19 (Victoria Obergfell 7 ), Digs 36 (Lindsay Wangerin 10), Assists 29 (Obergfell 19)
Po: Kills 7 (Jessica Pipe 3), Blocks 8 (Pipe 5), Aces 6 (Emily Hagadone, Avery Azure 2), Digs 22 (Brittany Whiteman 7), Assists 9 (Whiteman 5)
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Have you heard the terms "resilience" and "Total Force Fitness," but you're not quite sure what they mean or where they fit into the health and performance picture? Read on.
Your health is the foundation. The 2010 article "Why Total Force Fitness?" states, "nothing works without health." Health is not just physical and not just something to worry about when you're sick. Health is a combination of physical, mental, spiritual, and social well-being and includes practices that promote wellness in addition to those that help you recover from sickness or injury.
Resilience is next. Resilience is the ability to bounce back—or even better, forward—and thrive after experiencing hardship. It is not the ability to completely withstand hardship but rather the ability to come back from it and grow stronger through the experience.
Next is human performance optimization (HPO). Unlike resilience, which typically requires the experience of hardship, HPO involves performing at your best for whatever goal or mission you have (whether that is your PT test, a combat mission, or raising children). It goes beyond simply resisting challenges; it means functioning at a new optimal level to face new challenges.
Health, resilience, and optimal performance are the foundations of Total Force Fitness, which is defined in the "Physical Fitness" chapter of "Total Force Fitness for the 21st Century" (see link above) as a "state in which the individual, family, and organization can sustain optimal well-being and performance under all conditions." Being totally fit requires a holistic approach—that is, an approach that doesn't focus on just one aspect alone such as nutrition or physical fitness, but on multiple domains of fitness. It means attending to your mind (including psychological, behavioral, spiritual, and social components) and your body (including physical, nutritional, medical and environmental components). In order to achieve Total Force Fitness, these factors come together to enhance your resilience and/or performance.
This is where HPRC can help you on your quest for total fitness. By visiting each of our domains—Physical Fitness, Environments, Nutrition, Dietary Supplements, Family & Relationships, and Mind Tactics—you can get evidence-based information on a variety of holistic topics to help you achieve and sustain total fitness. But remember that total fitness is a life-long process that will ebb and flow. And it isn't just about you; your loved ones are an important piece of the picture, too.
To learn more, check out HPRC's "What is 'Total Force Fitness'?" and for in-depth information, visit the Total Force Fitness Articles section of HPRC's website.
Misinformation abounds regarding ideal nap lengths for optimal cognitive performance. You need sleep to function at your best. If you do not get the recommended seven to eight hours of sleep a night, then napping can help. Learn more in HPRC's Answer, "Nap to be at Your Best Mentally."
Over the last seven weeks, HPRC has run a series on tips for keeping the happy in holidays this season for you and your family. We highlighted many strategies, such as being a gratitude hunter, how to be more optimistic, and how to accept things you can't control. We also highlighted tips for your relationships, such as setting appropriate expectations, identifying possible friction points ahead of time, and celebrating your family and friends. Look back over these in our Mind Tactics and Family & Relationships domains over the last seven weeks to review.
In wrapping up, our last tip is to remember that you know yourself best. Try a combination of the tips we highlighted each week to see which ones work for you, the ones that fit your strengths, and those that suit where you are right now in life. Ups and downs are common during the holiday season, but if you keep your perspective, stay realistic, make time for fitness, and foster new memories with your loved ones, this just might be your best New Year yet!
Over the last 7 weeks, HPRC has run a series on tips for keeping the happy in the holidays this season for you and your family. We highlighted many strategies like being a gratitude hunter, how to be more optimistic, and how to accept things you can't control. We also highlighted tips for your relationships, such as setting appropriate expectations, identifying possible friction points ahead of time, and celebrating your family and friends. Look back over the last 7 weeks to read more.
In wrapping up, our last tip is to remember that you know yourself best. Try a combination of the tips we highlighted each week to see which ones work for you, the ones that fit your strengths and where you are right now in life. Ups and downs are common during the holiday season, but if you keep your perspective, stay realistic, make time for fitness, and foster new memories with your loved ones, this just might be your best new year yet!
Last week we highlighted stretching your mind and body while taking a break from the holiday season. This week's tip—with New Year's Eve upon us—is to check your drinking.
It's easy to overindulge during the holidays. Celebrating usually causes us to both eat and drink too much. This holiday season, be careful that you don't drink too much. According to the American Psychological Association, a "moderate" amount is no more than two drinks a day for men and one for women and older people. One drink is defined as 12 ounces of beer, five ounces of wine, or 1.5 ounces of spirits. Also, remember this important acronym: "HALT: Never drink if Hungry, Angry, Lonely, or Tired." To learn more about what to look for or how to cut back, check out the factsheet "Do you drink too much?"
For more information on alcohol use, check out HPRC's Tobacco, Alcohol, and Drugs section.
Happy New Year! HPRC wishes you and your loved ones a happy and healthy 2014.
The New Year is a perfect time to reflect on where you are in your life and where you want to be in the coming months. When you set your resolutions, think about setting one around your primary relationships. Is there something that you could focus on this year that would make your relationships stronger? For example, what about taking a romantic getaway with just your partner at least once this year? Or how about staying in closer contact with your parents or best friend? Also, think about incorporating other areas of Total Force Fitness in your resolutions, such as physical fitness, nutrition, mental resilience, and your environment.
HPRC continues it series on keeping the happy in holidays, as last week we focused on practicing acceptance. This week, a simple tip: If you're feeling pulled in a hundred different directions or have been too busy to simply sit and relax, find five minutes to stretch—both your body and your mind. In addition to being an important component of fitness, stretching can also help quiet your mind from the stress of the holidays. Try this basic stretching routine from the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM). While you're at it, practice some of the other skills described in this series to foster happiness: examining your thoughts and practicing gratitude, acceptance, and optimism. Your body and mind will thank you.
HPRC's website has more ideas on mind-body skills you can try this holiday season and New Year.
While it's true that sometimes the ones we love the most are the ones who can really get under our skin, particularly during the holidays when everyone's together (know what your irritators are and how to deal with them), it's also true that many of us have reason to celebrate our family and friends.
Appreciation is a powerful tool in fostering strong relationships, but it's often overlooked in the business of everyday life. This holiday season take the time to let your family and friends know that you appreciate them. This can be in words or actions—it could be as simple as just taking the time to let them know you love and appreciate them, or you could show your appreciation with a gesture. For example, maybe your brother or best friend hasn't had time for his favorite hobby lately due to family responsibilities. By offering to babysit the kids for an afternoon, you'd give him the chance to take time for himself. Small things go a long way in showing appreciation—this holiday season and all next year.
For more ideas on strengthening relationships, check out the Family Relationships section of HPRC's website.
Last time we highlighted being aware of possible depression in those around you. This week, as we continue our series on keeping happy in the holidays, try practicing acceptance of the things you can't control or avoid.
Problems can arise when you try to avoid thoughts or feelings rather than noticing them as they come and go. Instead of avoiding them, try to note your thoughts or feelings, accept them, and keep moving forward rather than dwelling on them. If you need or want to think about something further, pick a good time and place to think it through later. But if it's outside your control, practicing acceptance can help separate the things you can control from those you can't—and help you find some peace this holiday season.
Last week we highlighted tips for coping with a loss or distance of a loved one this holiday season. This week, learn to identify your irritators—and make friends with them.
The holidays are a time of year when you probably want to connect with family and friends, but it can sometimes feel like you're drawn into old—maybe negative—ways of relating. As you approach the holidays this year, think ahead about potential friction points with people you'll be seeing and decide how you want to respond to them. Planning ahead for how to deal with situations can help you navigate them better. If you only see your family occasionally, they might view you as you were when you were younger instead of as you are now. Even just being together in the same place can ramp up old issues. Instead, as you come up with your plan, be patient and stay true to yourself in how you deal with loved ones this holiday season.
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Submitted by Josh Glasstetter on Wednesday, 9/12/2012 4:28 pm
After we reported yesterday evening that Ann Romney was being touted on the Values Voter Summit lineup alongside Paul Ryan, the Romney campaign moved quickly to distance her from the event. They first disputed our report, which was entirely accurate and based on the Values Voter Summit website, and then denied that Ann Romney was ever planning to speak there in the first place.
It certainly seemed to strike a nerve. Apparently a gay-bashing conference is just fine for Paul Ryan but off-limits for Ann Romney.
That begs the question of why Ann Romney was listed in the first place. As I wrote yesterday, Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan were listed for weeks on the speakers page, as were many others. When Cardinal Dolan made it clear that he would not be attending, his photo was removed. Ann Romney, however, was never listed on that page.
With the conference less than a week out, the Family Research Council posted the schedule and pushed highlights to daybooks for press planning purposes. And suddenly there was Ann Romney closing out the kickoff session with Paul Ryan.
An FRC spokesman told Buzzfeed that Ann Romney had been invited but was not confirmed. I, for one, find it hard to believe that FRC pushed out Ann Romney's name to the media without, at the very least, an understanding with the campaign, but we can't know for sure.
What we do know is that Ann Romney declined the invitation, perhaps as recently as last night, and the Romney campaign went into overdrive to distance her from the event. Late last night, her name was removed from the conference website.
Meanwhile Paul Ryan and Eric Cantor are still speaking on Friday.
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