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Sunday, June 28, 2015
Orange Honey Tilapia Slow Cooker Recipe
Fish! It's what's for dinner.
I love making fish in the crockpot. I love making pretty much anything in the crockpot, but the ease of making fish is just so wonderful, I'm surprised everyone doesn't cook fish this way.
It's easy.
It's moist and flavorful.
It doesn't heat up the house on a hot day.
it doesn't stink up the kitchen.
and clean up is practically non-existent.
I had a bunch of frozen tilapia in the house that I bought in bulk, and needed a new recipe. My kids hands-down favorite tialpia is Parmesan Tilapia, but I wanted a super low-fat dinner to counteract the gobs of Cheesy Creamed Corn I ate the other day.
The Ingredients.
serves 4
4 tilapia filets (frozen is just fine)
2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
1 tablespoon honey
1 (10-ounce) can mandarin oranges, drained
aluminum foil
salt and pepper to taste at the table
The Directions.
Use a 6-quart slow cooker. Lay a length of foil on your countertop and place the fish directly in the middle. Dribble balsamic vinegar and honey over the top of each fillet, and place a handful of drained mandarin oranges on top (my kids like to drink the juice!).
Fold over foil and crimp the edges to form a packet. Put the foil packet into your slow cooker, and put the lid on (if you'd prefer to have one fish fillet per packet for serving, divide the sauce and the oranges). Cook on high for two hours, or until fish flakes easily with a fork. If your fish was frozen, it may take another 30 minutes or so, but you should still check it after two hours. Season to taste with some salt and pepper at the table.
The Verdict.
We all loved this, and I was able to share my grandfather's story about mandarin oranges really being boneless baby goldfish. It's a bit odd---but the kids loved the story the same way I did when I was growing up!
more fish in foil:
fillet of sole with pesto
salmon with a sweet and spicy rub
39 comments:
- The Boob Nazi said...
ooo I want to substitute pork for the tilapia.
- July 8, 2010 at 1:25 PM
- jadedj said...
It never even occurred to me to cook fish in the crockpot. This is great! I dread baking in the summer, so this sounds like it might just satisfy our fish cravings during the hot months. Thanks.
- July 8, 2010 at 1:38 PM
- SSB said...
I've had frozen tilapia in the freezer for a while now. I'm going to make this for dinner. Thanks.
- July 8, 2010 at 2:20 PM
- rthling said...
Looks interesting....
But I really want to try the other tilapia recipe you linked...
Left a comment there, too.
- July 8, 2010 at 3:24 PM
- safirasilv said...
I never knew you *could* cook fish in a crockpot. Tilapia cooks so quickly I'd never have thought of it--but this recipe sounds tasty and easy.
- July 8, 2010 at 4:25 PM
- The Healthy Hostess said...
What a great recipe! I made grilled foil packet fish 2 days ago!! I love fish! I am going to try this soon!
- July 8, 2010 at 5:35 PM
- Amie said...
I just don't do fish, but I applaud YOUR efforts!!
How's life with three? We should introduce them to my three sons...
- July 8, 2010 at 10:30 PM
- gfe--gluten free easily said...
Despite you having told us before about the merits of slow cooking fish, I haven't done it yet. I think it's time! I like that I can actually do this once I get home from work. :-) I made a grilled tilapia the other night using an adapted version of an online recipe. It was okay, but not the stellar dish I'd imagined.
Funny on the goldfish ... my FIL told his kids that sweet potatoes were "music roots" to get them to eat them ... figure that one out. LOL Lots of us come up with silly things that make no sense, but still make us laugh and sometimes eat foods we normally wouldn't. ;-)
- July 9, 2010 at 3:53 AM
- SaraK said...
Mmmm, sounds yummy. I will definitely be trying this. Love tilapia.
- July 9, 2010 at 6:12 AM
- Katherine said...
Anything that involves honey and balsamic vinegar is right up my alley. I'm going to have to make this one.
- July 10, 2010 at 10:37 AM
- Barb, sfo said...
We tried this last night. It was good and easy--2 1/2 hours from frozen. I liked the light orange flavor that the fish had. However, I was less fond of the light fish flavor the oranges had!
There was no smell in the kitchen at all from cooking this. It's definitely one we'll do again. Thanks!
- July 10, 2010 at 11:41 AM
- debra said...
Hey Stephanie - have a technical question for you:
I have one of those crocks that have one base and 3 different sized crocks. The crocks are shallow and deep. Is it ok that the packets are lying kinda touching eachother? Also, are they meant to be wrapped in foil individually? Thanks!!
- July 10, 2010 at 12:19 PM
- Stephanie O'Dea said...
Hi Debra,
they can absolutely be touching each other, or on top of each other. The newer crocks heat from the sides as well as from the bottom.
It's up to you if you want all the pieces in the same packet, or in different packets.
xoxo steph
- July 10, 2010 at 5:58 PM
- debra said...
I used frozen Mahi......and i think i overcooked it as it came out pretty tasteless and dry..... :(
Still want to try the salmon next time.....
- July 10, 2010 at 6:25 PM
- Tina said...
Oh, Stephanie! This was SO GOOD! I didn't know you could crock-pot fish, either but YUM! Thanks for the super-easy recipe!
- July 10, 2010 at 7:24 PM
- Crock Pot Virgin said...
We always have frozen tilapia in the freezer and I'm so excited to try this recipe for dinner tomorrow night! Sounds so yummy - and I love that it's so few ingredients (and super healthy to boot!). Thanks, Stephanie, for always bringing unique recipes to us!
(BTW - if you haven't tried Stephanie's Salmon with the dry rub - DO IT! We've eaten that one a few times and it's phenomenal!!)
- July 11, 2010 at 2:07 PM
- chinese antique said...
- July 12, 2010 at 8:49 AM
- Granny Annie said...
This is cooking up in my slow cooker right now. Can not wait.
- July 13, 2010 at 9:33 AM
- Sean said...
Thanks for the plug, love!
- July 15, 2010 at 2:50 PM
- AJ Rice's Mommy x 2 said...
This was a great dinner- though I didn't follow this recipe just the method- perfectly flaky, moist fish. This method is now a weekly staple! Thanks so much- posting this on my blog too!
- July 15, 2010 at 5:57 PM
- Lacey said...
Stephanie this is an amazing idea! My crock pot has been dormant since the "soup months" and it never occurred to me to make fish in it! Plus tilapia is a great eco-friendly option, I'm always looking for new ways to make it!
- July 25, 2010 at 11:23 AM
- Sarah D said...
I made this last night and it turned out great. ( I overcooked it though). But even better was the leftovers made AMAZING fish tacos for lunch. The oranges had a great sweetness that played off the spicy salsa I put on my tacos! Yum.
- August 10, 2010 at 10:57 AM
- som said...
I made this today...and it was DELICIOUS. I also made a great discovery...you do not need foil to make fish recipes in the crock-pot! I had suspected so for awhile and decided to experiment with it today. It came out perfectly flaky and moist and makes me super super super happy because I detest aluminum foil:)
- January 15, 2011 at 7:23 PM
- Kristin said...
I'm making this tonight, for Valentine's Day... Fish for V-day! I'm looking forward to this one! Thanks for all that you do!
- February 14, 2011 at 1:48 PM
- Mrsblocko said...
I made this and wrote about it here. I don't know what happened, but this did not turn out very well. It was a big bummer because usually everything I've made on here has been rockin awesome.
- May 11, 2011 at 8:22 AM
- Andrea (Run. Learn. Repeat.) said...
I made this for dinner tonight and we loved it!! I am planning to share it on my blog, and will make sure to link to your site when I do.
- May 22, 2011 at 5:46 PM
This recipe sounds great. Could you use fresh navel orange slices instead of mandarin oranges? I'm not a big fan of canned fruits and vegetables.
- July 18, 2011 at 9:21 AM
- Umm Muhammad said...
I don't cook with aluminum foil directly touching my food. Do you think it would make a difference if I laid parchment paper down on top of the foil, put the fish on that, and then made a packet?
- August 6, 2011 at 9:20 AM
- Stephanie O'Dea said...
Hi there,
go ahead and just use the parchment paper. Fold the ends over a few times and crease tightly---the fish will cook the same way.
- August 6, 2011 at 12:42 PM
- Linsey said...
Sooo has anyone ever tried putting a veggie or starch, potatoes for instance, under the fish pocket? I am sure this would increase the cook time but that's kind of a necessity for me. I am thinking about how to achieve something akin to a bamboo steamer using a slow cooker.
- October 27, 2011 at 10:18 AM
- Quiltin' Jenny said...
We were pleasantly surprised by this recipe! My husband, who is very particular about fish anyway, was suspicious. Two of my three kids hate it when I make fish for dinner.
The verdict? My husband, oldest son, and I really enjoyed it. My youngest said it was "okay" (a rave review from her) but really loved the oranges; and my middle one had a few bites without making sounds like he was going to die. For a fish recipe this is the equivalent of 5 stars and it was super healthy with our quinoa and sauteed cabbage. Thanks!
- January 10, 2012 at 5:18 PM
- Lauren Becker said...
This was really tasty and totally simplified cooking fish. I'm linking the recipe on my blog to yours. Just got my crockpot and going bananas with it!
- January 12, 2012 at 7:51 AM
- Marcie said...
I'd never thought about cooking fish in the crockpot, but I tried this recipe and it was delicious! I used frozen filets, and they were done in 2 hours. It didn't make my house smell like fish, and it was so easy I'm going to make it all the time. Thanks!
- February 24, 2012 at 5:55 AM
Can't wait to try this recipe. However my go to side with fish is rice. My girls are getting a little board with it. Does anyone have suggestions on budget friendly sides for this fish? Thanks in advance!
- October 13, 2012 at 9:48 AM
- Sullivan said...
I have this recipe on the plan for this week, but I really want to know the baby goldfish story! Can you share your grandfather's story with us Stephanie? :)
- April 19, 2015 at 1:59 PM
- Stephanie ODea said...
Hi Sullivan,
Sure thing. :-) Grandpa Ken used to tease that mandarin oranges were baby goldfish and while he was eating them, he'd every once in a while say "uh oh, I got a bone!"
and then we'd all get nervous that they REALLY were goldfish.
I hope you're having a good day so far! enjoy your Tilapia!
- April 19, 2015 at 4:02 PM
- Wolfgang Hartmann said...
Your recipes are just amazing. I really need to try them out. Thanks for the knowledge your share. I'll be looking forward to see more goodness coming from you.
- July 2, 2015 at 12:39 AM
- Alison said...
This recipe was a hit at our house tonight! Thank you! It was my first time cooking and eating tilapia! We only have 3 in our family, so any suggestions on how to reheat the leftover serving?
- September 8, 2015 at 3:57 PM
- Stephanie ODea said...
Hi Alison, I'm so glad that you enjoyed your dinner! Reheating fish is tricky since it can get kind of rubbery. I wouldn't bother to slow cook the leftovers, and would suggest simply microwaving (without the foil!!) .
- September 8, 2015 at 4:05 PM
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I am writing in response to the staff editorial in the Sun Advocate by Richard Shaw, on Jan. 27.
In Richard's editorial he expresses concern about the erosion of personal rights in regards to smoking. The proposal brought forth to the county commission was to limit tobacco smoking to designated areas at public events. This proposal is not to infringe on smoker's "rights", but to allow both smokers and non-smokers equal rights. Non smokers and children have the "right" to breathe clean air, just as smokers have the right to inhale smoke from cigarettes. Surveys have been done at different venues throughout the county to ask community members their personal views on second hand smoke and to ask their opinions on limiting smoking to designated aras, overwhelmingly the response from current smokers, former smokers and non smokers was that they support designated smoking areas at public events and recognize that second hand smoke is both irritating and a health hazard.
The LIC proposal is not to eliminate or ban smoking from community events, it is intended to allow those who choose not to smoke to reduce exposure to second hand smoke. I respect the rights of individuals who choose to smoke. I respect the rights of individuals who choose to smoke, I have a parent who smokes and it is her choice, but she is also respectful of my choice, not to expose my children or myself to second hands smoke. It is not a matter of likes or dislikes, but a matter of public health for the community at large.
Why should smokers have the "right" to expose everyone in the community to second hand smoke and non-smokers have not rights to say not to that exposure?
I agreed with Richard that we should be vigilant in protecting citizens rights, but shouldn't we protect the rights of all citizens, even those who do not want to be exposed to the chemicals found in second hand smoke?
I say, let us find a common ground where all citizens have the right to choose.
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TUCSON (KGUN9-TV) - For the first time, Tucson Unified School District Superintendent John Pedicone is explaining why the board found it necessary to ax Sean Arce, the director of its now-suspended Mexican American Studies program. In a statement released Wednesday afternoon, Pedicone describes Arce as being skilled but "unsupportive."
Later board member Miguel Cuevas also issued a statement, calling the decision a "personnel matter," not an attack on the program, and pointing out that the majority of TUSD families have elected not to participate in the Mexican American Studies program.
Those statements follow a tumultuous board meeting on Tuesday night. In what has become a familiar sight, Ethnic Studies supporters descended on the board meeting, attempting to disrupt it with chants. Demonstrators zip-tied themselves to one another and ultimately set off at least one smoke bomb.
But the chaos did not prevent the board from voting to get rid of Arce. In technical terms, it decided not to renew his contract.
In Wednesday's statement, Pedicone explained, "The decision to not renew Sean Arce's contract was unfortunate because his skills are very valuable in working with students." But Pedicone went on to say, "The Mexican American Studies Department is moving in a new direction as a result of the classes being found out of compliance with state law. Mr. Arce was not supportive of this new direction as required by the Governing Board."
Arce has said the offer of a different job was not firm.
In a session that ran late into the night on Tuesday, one speaker after another praised Arce and demanded his retention.
Teacher Sally Rusk fought back tears as she said, "This is the first time I've spoken at a board meeting and I am moved to because because one of the people I admire most in this world, Sean Arce. I teach at Pueblo Magnet High School and I am a product of TUSD schools and wish that Mexican American Studies existed under the direction of Sean Arce ages ago."
Former Mexican American Studies student Adam Martinez said, "You have a program that produces success. You have teachers who put in effort. You have teachers who actually care. I wasn't a good person. But you know what? Because I had good teachers like Sally Rusk and I had teachers like Sean and Augie Romero, I'm here. I'm not in prison. I'm not dead and I'm not serving jail time."
At one point the chants drove board members from the room. Board president Dr. Mark Stegeman asked, "Anything else board members?" A chant started: "No justice, no peace! No Racist TUSD! No justice, no peace, No Racist TUSD!"
Protestors bound their own wrists with plastic handcuffs and chanted while the board left the room without voting on Arce.
After almost 25 minutes of demonstration, the board returned, and voted 3 to 2 to drop Arce's contract. Adelita Grijalva and Alexandre Sugiyama voted against the resolution, while Stegeman, Hicks and Cuevas voted for non-renewal.
At that, someone in the crowd set off at least one smoke bomb, and demonstrators quickly put on masks they had standing by ready to use. TUSD security officers watched the crowd but allowed protestors to move out when they chose. The demonstration then continued outside.
The vote Tuesday night follows an earlier decision by the board to suspend the controversial Mexican American Studies program. The board did so only after the state found the program to be in violation of a new state law aimed at shutting down TUSD's program, and threatened to withhold millions of dollars in state funding.
In his statement on Wednesday, Pedicone said, "The Mexican American Studies Department continues to be an organizational contributor to TUSD's commitment to greater academic and social equity for Hispanic students." He said the department will help TUSD work toward its goals of "diversity and student achievement."
Pedicone noted that the board made an effort to allow community access by providing an extended comment period. He acknowledged that someone in the crowd set off a smoke bomb but praised TUSD's safety officers, who he said responded appropriately and "maintained a level of safety while working to identify the person responsible for the act."
Tuscon Police told KGUN9 News on Wednesday that the department is investigating the smoke bomb incident and will file criminal charges if officers can identify those responsible.
In his statement late Wednesday afternoon, Cuevas complained, "... last night MAS supporters stated that I had 'sold out' my ethnicity through an unwillingness to hear differing opinions." Cuevas went on to say, "Over 99.5% of TUSD families consistently opted to not be a part of the courses through the decade they were in existence." He concluded by saying he will support a Mexican American Studies program, and director, that serve more students in the future.
For more on what happened right after the TUSD board meeting, see Kevin Keen's report, which is available at this link.
The full text of the Pedicone and Cuevas statements are available in the "Related documents" section on the left side of this page, beneath the photos.
Correction: an earlier version of this story stated that the vote was 5 to 2. KGUN9 News regrets the typo.
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School districts that have been frugal in calling days off because of snow will give those days back to students as the temperature rises.
Reallotting emergency closure days varies by district, with some having specific language in the teachers union contract about what days to give back.
There isnt a uniform way to do it, said Jack J. Boak Jr., Jefferson-Lewis Board of Cooperative Educational Services superintendent. It depends on the way their collective bargaining units have negotiated their contracts.
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Sackets Harbor Central School has specific language in the teachers union contract, specifying that May 24 and 28 would be given back if three emergency days are left by Aprils Board of Education meeting.
Its been at least three years that we gave the two days back, said Superintendent Frederick E. Hall Jr.
The decision usually is made in April because the weather in March can change day to day.
March is a very precarious month, as the weather is concerned, he said. Safety is the number one thing.
In the Watertown City School District, Superintendent Terry N. Fralick gets to pick the day students and staff members have off as long as he discusses it with the teachers union president first.
The contract calls that by April 1, I need to make a decision and contact the union president, he said.
He guessed one of the two days he has to give back will be the Friday before Memorial Day.
However, he could make no guarantees.
You never know what Mother Nature has in store for us, he said.
Carthage Superintendent Peter J. Turner agreed, saying the two emergency days the school has left still could be used. We might still have a real snow day, he said. Its only March.
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We have used one and have five remaining, Mr. Koch said. The superintendent has no plans, but he also has a month and a half where something could happen.
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We dont have it in our contract that we have to give back the days, said Superintendent Leueen Smithling. I dont have to negotiate that with the union.
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Typically, we have done Memorial Day givebacks, she said. We are still waiting to see what the weather will do.
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I do not believe Doug Parker should run the merged company and the American Airlines Company should prevail, not US Airways if the two are merged! US Airways does not have the heritage of American Airlines and TWA.
Heritage has nothing to do with it. Cases in point: Piedmont, PSA, Allegheny, America West. All of which were around before they were eaten up by USA/AWE.
If that were the case, what about Reno Air? They were around before they were eaten up by AAL, yet there is no preservation of Reno Air anywhere. And with the exception of TWA800, TWA is nothing but a museum now in KSTL and KMKC, and barely at those. If AAL were concerned about heritage, they would have also kept KSTL open as a hub in honour of the TWA ops that were there. Right now, KSTL is a regional/puddlehopper haven with SWA dropping in every so often.. not to mention a TWA retro livery, but AAL hasn't made a drastic change to their livery since the early 2000s when they went from a white base to totally metal.
BTW.. you do realize that AAL is bankrupt, right? Survival right now for them is a bit more important than heritage, and if they want to survive they'll need to live by the terms they come up with in this merger. And seeing that both airlines are in the wars right now, 70/30 is not bad for AAL. What they should do is combine the boards and dole that out in a way that is fair to both airlines.
American never had a white base paint job...always metal
I'm not sure about a totally white base, but Ian, there used to be some white in there somewhere
Well, my apologies. I guess I have American Eagle on my mind
Eagle had a white base for a long time.
Actually there are three things that need to be left behind....American Heritage, American Culture and American Executives, all which have played a role in their current situation. While USAir may not be much better, they are not in Chapter 11 and do seem to be willing to work with their unions. The paint job or the lack of it are the least of the worries. American needs to shed its "politically correct" Boardroom and opt for talent and ability and this is by far the best way to get that done.
Old Friend, I will just agreee to disagree with you here on a couple of points. Tommy Horton inherited that can of worms and if they had listened to him sooner, this would have already been done or never have gotten to this point.U.S. is not in Bankruptcy but was when they came to America West. Doug Parker cannot work with his Unions or he would have had his Pilots merged long ago. They are still operating under separate agreements and he has been there about 12 years now. And lastly, just from a personal standpoint, if he was on fire in my driveway, I wouldn't walk out there and piss on him to put him out. Have a nice evening my friend.
Love it...I knew I could stir you up with that post. In fact neither company has any kind of human relations with their employees, but American did lose some very smart people knowledgeable about the sharp end of the business to be replaced by gender correct Mail Order MBA yesman and yeswoman type suits. Healthcare is full of these types who can read a spread sheet but don't know a colon from a cranium...explaining why they often have one inserted in the other.
If American had been any sort of a prize, there would have been more than the next company up the dreg ladder bidding for an organization that has a lot of potential value, at least in portions of it. Dominant positions in warm weather MIA and DFW have to have significant return on the North South routes.
The Naval version taught to me by my WWII vet captain on HMCS Preserver is "I wouldn't piss in his ear if his brain was on fire...unlikely without a brain." (insert appropriate adjective before the word "brain").
Well, BA and DAL wer looking at it but rumors I am hearing is that the only reason they backed off was the bankruptcy, that they wanted to see what it looked like after it emegered independent. I still think it will and remain so for awhile. I feel that these 2 are still there and that Parker is just posturing in order to have a decent position. My personal opinion is that BA would be the best as it would primarily be a cash infusion, keeping present management bsically. If they could swing it, I think it would be the better for the stockholders, as the US deal is an all stock thing and as someone said here, would just be from the next carrier on the dreg ladder.
True, but DAL would have to dump some of the most profitable services for anti-trust reasons and BA is limited as to foreign ownership restrictions at 25% thus ending up as a cash infusion with no control over how it is used. My gut feeling on DAL is they took a couple of big gulps over the past few years and are just now swallowing them, rationalizing their asset distribution and looking at their debt structure (gobbling up the MD-90s to preserve capital). As the value of the value of the dollar tanks, this is probably a very smart hedge.
Dumping the services needed to overcome anti-trust might not be all that easy given the limited market available to purchase them and those same foreign ownership regulations. They end up losing their shirts at a fire sale. Any purchaser would know they have them over a barrel to make the larger deal go and may themselves get into the same situation with their own existing services.
I was thinking that foreign owner ship stake was raised to 49% but wouldn't matter.No Control but they seem to have confidence in present management. Oh well, it will all be interesting.lol
Guess you didn't send Parker a Christmas card! Lol
I agree on Parker, but I hope this horribly bad idea doesn't get far enough along that such a question needs to be answered. I've only been flying American since August, but I'm enjoying them enough that I'm already gold with them. They won me over from USAirways. USAIRWAYS $@# (is not good)!
I'd rather drive than fly US Airways....
I think they should shut it down and give a huge tax break to corportate aviation.
Horton came out late yesterday saying that a mer announcement was near and the story is posted here but it came from the WSJ, and I refuse to buy a subscription.
Leaked? This has been public knowledge for at least a week now.
As I said in several earlier posts, I think this is wishful thinking on Doug Parker's part. If you get into a couple of the other articles, you will find that it ain't all peaches and cream amongst the stockholders. He can't even fully bring his flight crews under a merged contract after all these years; how does he expect to get into something the size of AA. I still feel that Tom Horton will bring AA out as an independent, with guns blazing and pointed at Doug Parker. Trust me when I say there is a bunch left unsaid about him.
I hope you are right. AA does NOT need US Airways and this merger would not be good for AA employees down the road.
Dead-on ol' buddy.
"start ripping off the customer"...been doing that for sometime.
I can't believe that what was once called agony airways is going to be one of the largest airlines in the world. Based on the livery of the B777ER delivered recently I would think the merger is a done deal. The livery on the lane is very close to US Airways current livery. All that would be needed would be to change the name and repaint the tail.
Do you have a picture of it, AA has said their colors are changing.
there is NOTHING US Airways tuvhes that does not turn to s__t.
Well that would just mean a bigger airline I REFUSE to fly! (AWE)
It ain't happened YET!!!!!
American should emerge from bankruptcy protection as a stand alone company or, better yet, acquire US Airways and let AA manage the cmbined company, Doug Parker still has not successfully merged the pilot contracts from his AmericaWest merger 7 years ago! American has a stronger history and is a much better airline from the customers' perspective than US Air will ever be.
For branding and marketing purposes the larger more well known name survives the merger, it has nothing to do with who bought whom. Maybe their call sign will be Cactus instead of American, that is up to the FAA to decide.
Seems like this is old news... I read about this some where over a month ago.
Call it American Airways, Winner runs it, loser leaves are settles for #2 and does what he does best. He inherited the Amercian mess, should not be punished for that.
If this goes through, AWE will definitely leave Star Alliance to be absorbed into OneWorld. The question now is how upset the shareholders and employees of America West will be, now that they will see their shares and stake in the airline further diluted..
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yeah? imagine how bad the pilots are gonna get screwed. management already stole most of their pensions already. Soon there wont be anything left to steal, then they'll have to start ripping off the customer.
Everybody working for the airline will face problems, not just pilots, don't be narrow minded.
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pilots have the most invested.
And flight attendants don't? Mechanics don't? their unions don't? A lot of people have made their careers doing that. If I remember correctly, there was a man who just recently retired after 63 *years* as a flight attendant. If that isn't 'invested' into an airline, and more than a pilot, I might add, as they face mandatory retirement at an earlier age than this flight attendant, I don't know what is.
It takes more than just a pilot to fly a plane. Like the above, please don't be so narrow-minded, as everyone takes a hit here. If you don't believe that, Ask former TWA, Trans Caribbean, Capitol, and AOA employees. See how much of a hit they took.
In retirement the only thing I have left is non-rev travel (when you can get on) Hope we don't lose that in the shuffle.
What a great country. Only in America you can be bankrupt and buy another company.
It would be the reverse, just like when America West bought US Airways out of bankruptcy.
AWE did NOT buy AAA!
When the Airlines were deregulated it was predicted there would be four major airlines left!
Get the popcorn going this is gonna be fun. USA can't make peace with their unions. They ain't seen nothing yet, better dust off those SCOPE badges.


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The gate to the memory bank swung open Wednesday upon learning that Ryan Westmoreland was retiring from the Red Sox.
My mind drifted back to the summer of 2002 when I covered sports as a college intern at the Newport Daily News. One of my assignments was to follow the Portsmouth Major Division All-Stars, which I did throughout the District II and State tournaments. One of the preteens on the Portsmouth squad was some 12-year-old who was so talented and so head and shoulders above his peers that your eyes couldn't help but be drawn to him upon seeing him pick up a baseball.
The young phenom's name? Ryan Westmoreland.
Ryan made waves as a pitcher. After firing a one-hit shutout against Middletown, he told me that he had two pitches in his arsenal – an overmatching fastball and a knuckle-curve combination that "you flip off your finger." Later in the state playoffs – the site Cosimini Field at Slater Park – Ryan's legend grew when one opposing coach admitted that he purposely turned up the juice on the pitching machine in the days leading up to the finals.
While a good idea in theory, the tactic was no substitute for the genuine article.
Ryan turned in a one-hit masterpiece with 11 strikeouts in a contest that punched Portsmouth's ticket to the New England Regionals. Looking at the article that appeared in the Newport paper the next day, Ryan mentioned that he was basically a one-trick pony. "I really didn't have to use my curveball because Warwick was not catching up to my fastball."
It's hard to envision future greatness at that particular moment in time, watching some 12-year-old baseball wiz play chess while the rest of the field is reduced to playing checkers. Deep down, though, I couldn't shake the feeling that what Ryan Westmoreland accomplished that summer 11 years ago would not serve as the final time he would be heard from on an athletic front.
He had "future greatness" stamped across his forehead, which in turn made the news that he was comfortable with stepping away from baseball tough to digest. Yes, Ryan faced overwhelming odds after undergoing two brain surgeries, but he should walk away with the comfort of knowing that he did all that was humanly possible to fulfill a promise first made as a 12-year-old wunderkind.
Ryan will go down in the books as the first truly special athletic talent that I had the good fortune of covering, and as they say, you never quite forget your first.
On the opposite end of the career spectrum from Westmoreland is where you'll find 36-year-old Woonsocket native Brian Boucher, who was at the T.D. Garden on Saturday when the Flyers faced the Bruins. The former Mount St. Charles product began the lockout-shortened 2012 season in the AHL before getting called up on Feb. 12.
He's appeared in four games with Philadelphia, his most recent outing coming in a relief role this past Thursday. Boucher stopped 5-of-6 shots, though the one he couldn't corral allowed the Penguins to skate off with a 5-4 win.
Good idea by all involved parties to announce the separation date for the Catholic Schools to officially depart the Big East prior to this week's men's basketball conference tournament in New York City. The last thing probably everyone wanted was to head to Madison Square Garden with an important piece of business still unresolved. Now everyone can sit back and romanticize about the end of the Big East Tournament.
On the subject of the last days of the Big East, two thoughts come to mind. What does it say about the University of Cincinnati when the Big Ten tabs Rutgers over a school that for geographic purposes is smack dab in the heart of Big Ten country?
You can't tell me that Big Ten leaders are more smitten with the prospect of including Rutgers, a school that is located along the eastern seaboard but has no real tradition in terms of men's basketball and football to speak of, as opposed to Cincinnati, which would bring more to the table as far as those two sports are concerned.
Second, would the UConn women's basketball program ever consider going the independent route a la Notre Dame football? The Lady Huskies have a TV deal with SNY and given their reputation as one of most dominating programs in their sport, they would have no trouble concocting a schedule that's competitive with a dash of tough foes – two elements that figure to be in short supply within the confides of the America 12.
We're still a long way away from finding out the five names who will comprise the PawSox' starting rotation, yet it's not far-fetched sketch the following names on a piece of paper: Allen Webster, Rubby De La Rosa, Steven Wright, Chris Hernandez and Terry Doyle.
Everyone in the projected five-man unit is in their 20s. That would prove a far cry from past practices that have seen Pawtucket have at least a couple of 30-somethings as part of the starting staff. If everything shakes out accordingly later this month, perhaps the marketing crew at McCoy Stadium should run with the slogan, "youth is served."
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While there are long-haul buses linking the major cities in Bahrain, there is little in the way of local public transport. The only way to get around without hiring a car is by taxi; meters should be insisted on, although there are surcharges for night time fares (between 10pm and 6am), and hotel or airport pick-ups. Taxis are easy to find on the main streets, or at taxi stands. Hiring a car is the only other practical way to get around Manama, which is not considered pedestrian-friendly and has no sidewalks.
Electrical current in Bahrain is 230 volts, 50Hz, except in Awali where it is 110 volts. UK-style three-pin plugs are used.
The official currency is the Bahraini Dinar (BHD). The Bahraini Dinar is linked to the US Dollar at a rate of US$1=BD 0.375. Money can be exchanged at bureaux de change, commercial banks in Manama or at money changers operating in souqs. ATMs are available in larger towns. Credit cards are widely accepted.
The international direct dialling code for Bahrain is +973. There are no city or area codes. Public phone booths were once widely available, some accepting phone cards and some coins, but are slowly being removed due to lack of use. Mobile phone coverage is good. Internet is available at most of the larger hotels in Manama.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- After Thursday morning's rush hour, DDOT crews will close westbound Southeast Freeway between Pennsylvania Avenue and 8th Street, SE for construction. The portion of the freeway will stay closed between 18 and 20 months to finish part of the 11th Street Bridge Project - Phase 2 construction.
DDOT crews will also open the new ramp from 11th Street, SE to westbound I-695 (SE/SW Freeway) on Thursday. It serves as a second access point to the Freeway other than the 3rd Street, SE on-ramp, and gives direct access to the Freeway for Anacostia residents using the local 11th Street Bridge. The ramp also expected to help alleviate evening rush-hour traffic from the Navy Yard.
If you're driving southbound on DC-295 (the Anacostia Freeway) or westbound on Pennsylvania Avenue, SE you will take a detour to the new I-695 inbound freeway bridge to get to SE/SW Freeway and I-395. There will be signs in place.
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Whoever harbors or conceals any person for whose arrest a warrant or process has been issued under the provisions of any law of the United States, so as to prevent his discovery and arrest, after notice or knowledge of the fact that a warrant or process has been issued for the apprehension of such person, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than one year, or both; except that if the warrant or process issued on a charge of felony, or after conviction of such person of any offense, the punishment shall be a fine under this title, or imprisonment for not more than five years, or both.
Source(June 25, 1948, ch. 645, 62 Stat. 755; Aug. 20, 1954, ch. 771, 68 Stat. 747; Pub. L. 103–322, title XXXIII, § 330016(1)(H), (K),Sept. 13, 1994, 108 Stat. 2147; Pub. L. 107–273, div. B, title IV, § 4003(a)(3),Nov. 2, 2002, 116 Stat. 1811.)
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Based on title 18, U.S.C., 1940 ed., § 246 (Mar. 4, 1909, ch. 321, § 141,35 Stat. 1114).
Section 246 of title 18, U.S.C., 1940 ed., was divided. Part is in this section and the remainder is incorporated in section 752 of this title.
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2002—Pub. L. 107–273substituted "fine under this title" for "fine of under this title".
1994—Pub. L. 103–322substituted "under this title" for "not more than $1,000" after "person, shall be fined" and for "not more than $5,000" after "shall be a fine of".
1954—Act Aug. 20, 1954, increased the penalty from 6 months to 1 year where the violator harbored a person for whom process has been issued on a misdemeanor charge and inserted the penalty provision where the violation occurred after a person has been convicted of any offense or where a process has been issued for a felony.
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Perfectly clear, healthy, radiant skin is to beauty what a vintage Chanel 2.55 quilted bag is to fashion-always beautiful, always a classic. Unfortunately, a flawless face can be just as elusive, and expensive, as finding and funding that coveted handbag (after all, not all of us look like the gorgeous model, Chanel Iman, shown here). In our perennial pursuit of the former, we've come across some amazing products to heal, and in some cases conceal, our faces. If you've ever brawled with blemishes, read on for the current weapons in our arsenal.
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New York skin-guru dermatologist Patricia Wexler recently launched her new Acnescription line to help those suffering from the twin evils of adult acne and aging. We're obsessed with the Acne Spot Treatment with 10% Benzoyl Peroxide. Unlike earlier generation BP products (think Oxy-10), Wexler's zit zapper doesn't dry out surround skin and it never leaves any visible residue behind.
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The conundrum of blemishes is annoying. You want to cover them up, but most concealers contain mineral oil which in turn clog pores and lead to more bumps. Bobbi Brown's Blemish Cover Stick is a happy solution. It's oil-free and contains clay (to absorb oil) and Licorice Root extract (to soothe redness). The super creamy formula hides your flaking spots while they heal.
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We have no idea why this Santa Maria Novella stuff works, but it's amazing. On a friend's recommendation, we applied it to some lurking cystic pimples and oddly enough the zits shrank away before getting any worse. The Purifying Face Lotion contains heaps of herbal goodness like sage, echinacea, and burdock extract and is best applied to skin after cleaning one's face.
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The aromatherapy experts of Decleor Paris created their Double Action Tinted Concealer to the delight of spotty ladies worldwide. Naturally it's free of skin-clogging mineral oils, and you can apply it either over makeup or after moisturizing.
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The Catholic University for Independent Thinkers
In order to provide the best environment for research and studying, the William A. Blakley Library has established policies for the use of its facilities and materials.
The circulation policy outlines checkout procedures, loan privileges, and the fines and fees structure, as well as general guidelines for checking out materials from the Blakley Library.
The Blakley Library welcomes gifts of original materials, books, personal libraries, and other printed items that fall within the scope of our collection. Donation procedures are included in this policy.
It is the intention of the Blakley Library to abide by the provisions of the copyright law and to educate the University community about the copyright laws governing libraries and fair use. The information provided in this policy outlines the basic guidelines in regards to library print and online materials.
The Library's reserve system is intended to give students easy access to supplemental class materials. This policy outlines information about both the physical reserve system, as well as the online reserve system.
The printing policy outlines the use of all printers and photocopiers in the Blakley Library.


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