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In the NY Times, Jeff Klein writes that the insurance to cover Henrik Lundqvist playing in Frolunda is estimated to be about $30,000 per month.
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OGDENSBURG City police are cracking down on noise in the Greenbelt this summer but are appealing to the public for understanding.
Were down there a lot more than people realize, Chief Richard J. Polniak Jr. said Monday.
At the Aug. 12 City Council meeting, Riverview Towers resident Judy A. Cyrus criticized the police for not doing enough to quell late night noise and speeding motorists in the nearby Greenbelt.
Mrs. Cyrus said speeding vehicles and noise have been frightening many of the towers elderly residents, and she requested greater police presence to ensure safety.
But the chief insisted then and he contends now there has been as much of a police presence as manpower will allow.
We just cant be 24/7, Mr. Polniak said.
The chief said that several vehicle and traffic summonses have been issued to motorists in the Greenbelt since Aug. 12.
One that got away on Aug. 14 was a pickup truck whose allegedly speeding driver cut across the Kids Kingdom playground after the 10 p.m. closing time to avoid being ticketed by bicycle patrolmen Keith D. Morgan and Joshua T. Vine.
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In the eyes of George Nasuti and Carnell Henderson, the Woonsocket High football team has earned the right to compete under the lights at Barry Field.
The Novans' designation as prime-time players is twofold. By virtue of last weekend's heart stopping 29-28 overtime quarterfinal triumph against St. Raphael coupled with Central upsetting Johnston, Woonsocket qualified to host a Division II semifinal-round contest on Tuesday, Nov. 27.
Of course, gridiron clashes at Barry Field are reserved specifically for Saturday afternoons, given that the facility doesn't have lights. Yet when Nasuti started to inquire about the availability of portable lights earlier in the week, the Woonsocket athletic director did so with his fondness for the 2012 Novans in mind.
"These kids like to have people watch them," Nasuti remarked on Thursday, when the task of lighting up Barry Field became set in stone. "They want to play on what's left of our field, on dirt and in front of a home crowd. It's what they deserve."
Henderson took Nasuti's words a step further when the head coach remarked, "Going on the road to play a home game isn't really a home game. Not only have the kids earned the opportunity, but so have the fans."
Come November 27 at 6 p.m., the multi-purpose sports complex located off Smithfield Road will come alive with a nighttime football contest that will decide one-half of the Div. II Super Bowl field. The looming Central-Woonsocket clash will join the annals as being the third evening playoff game to take place at Barry Field over the past four seasons.
In both prior instances, the Novans made good use of their turf decked out in illumination. The first time, Woonsocket took down Coventry, 33-21, in the 2009 Div. II semifinals. A year later, Woonsocket rolled past Central by a 34-14 count in the Div. II quarters.
Ironically, the Villa Novans went on to capture the league title in each season with this year's club undoubtedly hoping for a similar preview-of-coming-attractions theme when the Knights come into town the Tuesday after Thanksgiving.
While this isn't Nasuti's first "lights for a night" rodeo, by no means was this a simple solicitation. Just to cover his bases, Nasuti filled out an application for Woonsocket to play Central a few miles down the road from Barry Field at North Smithfield's artificial-turf surface.
The inquiry Nasuti made to United Rentals yielded good news, with the Smithfield-based company confirming that they had enough banks of lights to lend Woonsocket. A total of 16 tall and skinny light fixtures were reserved and will be delivered to Barry Field the day before the big game.
The 16 light apparatuses represent an increase of two more than what Woonsocket utilized during the 2010 playoff game against Central. Under R.I. Interscholastic League guidelines, the minimum standard is six light towers stationed on each side of the field with the height requirements of each to fall between 25-30 feet.
"I'm considering having five on each side and three in each end zone," is the arrangement Nasuti has in mind. "It should light up (Barry Field) fairly well."
There will be a small army present at Barry Field making sure the lights are situated just right. The last time Nasuti oversaw such a project, he didn't depart the grounds until around midnight. The hope is that enough lights are up and running to allow the Villa Novan coaches and players to conduct a walk-through practice.
Renting the lighting for a football field isn't cheap, hence why Nasuti is mobilizing a campaign to solicit contributions that help defray the cost. The lights themselves cost roughly $200 per set.
"We hope the community comes out and we'll figure out the bill later," says Nasuti, adding that he prefers to stay away from the money raised during last spring's fundraiser for Woonsocket athletics. "We're looking to recoup the funds through private donations and a possible fundraiser at some point."
For those interested in helping Woonsocket's "Tuesday Night Lights" project, contact Nasuti at (401) 585-6177 or email@example.com.
Revamping a local staple
For the past 16 seasons, the James W. Donaldson Memorial Tip-Off Tournament has served as a boys' basketball gathering designed to pay homage to the longtime Tolman High teacher and coach.
Mainstays Tolman and Shea have always made up half of the typical four-team field, yet in the event of the RIIL instituting a stricter game cap and narrowing the window in which these multi-day events can take place, the idea of seeking out two additional teams has become a more taxing chore. Such an instance resulted this time around, though all is far from lost.
Instead of spreading the Donaldson tourney over two nights in early December, Tolman has designated its final home game of the regular season as the Donaldson Scholarship Foundation Game. In fitting fashion, the February contest will include crosstown neighbor Shea.
"We'll make more money for the scholarship (fund) in this game than we do during the tournament because our expenses get so high," Tolman athletic director John Scanlon pointed out.
Right now this one-game format is on the table for this season only, though Scanlon didn't rule out the possibility of designating Tolman's home game against Shea in future seasons as the night set aside to remember a local legend.
For those wondering about another locally based boys' hoops tournament, the Dennis M. Lynch Jr. Memorial Tournament is on tap for Thursday, Dec. 6 and Saturday, Dec. 8 at the Pawtucket Boys & Girls Club.
Taking their talents on the road
The three Lincoln High seniors who signed national letters-of-intent to play Division I athletics earlier in the week all understood that how they performed on their various travel teams and at showcase events through the years was instrumental in getting them noticed on a larger scale.
It's a point worth noting, especially when taking into account that baseball player Nick Zammarelli and softball teammates Lindsay Mayer and Emily Bouthillette have enjoyed strong high school careers. With college sports operating like a big-time business, coaches understand that the best way to grasp a firmer handle on a potential recruit is to view him or her in person and against top-notch competition.
With that in mind, it's important to separate the perception surrounding high school athletics and the type of out-of-state events Zammarelli, Mayer and Bouthillette have participated in. The showcase and travel team outings have a litmus test feeling to them while in high school circles, there's pressure to perform well, but not to the extent that it will make-or-break one's desire of playing at the next level.
Bottom line? High school athletics should be viewed as a source of achieving school pride with your peers, not as a defining means to catch the fancy of some college scout.
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Source(Mar. 4, 1907, ch. 2907, title I, § 16, formerly 14th par., 34 Stat. 1263; renumbered § 16 and amended Pub. L. 90–201, §§ 1, 3 (b), 12 (a),Dec. 15, 1967, 81 Stat. 584, 588, 592.)
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Why are women more verbal than men? Why do women remember details of fights that men can't remember at all? Why do women tend to form deeper bonds with their female friends than men do with their male counterparts? These and other questions have stumped both sexes throughout the ages.
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OGDENSBURG Civil Service Employees Association Local 423 has promised more financial support to the St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center Task Force as it fights the planned closure of inpatient facilities.
President Ronnie D. Freeman, who represents CSEA members at the Psychiatric Center, said the union will pay for another batch of lawn signs that will be used to demonstrate community opposition to the plan by the state Office of Mental Health.
The union previously had given the task force $5,000 for signs and T-shirts, and Mr. Freeman said at Tuesdays task force meeting that it is willing to put forward nearly $2,000 more.
Coralee Barrett, secretary to the city manager and mayor, said, We really need signs because people are asking for them and we are completely out.
The Ogdensburg city managers office has been the distribution point for the lawn signs, which have been given out for free.
City Manager John M. Pinkerton said the next batch of signs will have to be of especially good quality to withstand the winter.
About 500 signs already have been distributed across the north country.
The task force is pricing the next batch of signs and determining how many it will order.
Mr. Freeman said he recently attended the annual CSEA delegates meeting at Lake Placid and was able to collect $1,000 in donations to help fight the closure of the Psychiatric Center while there.
That was in an hour, Mr. Freeman said, adding that he sold T-shirts and passed out informational pamphlets about the St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center as well.
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Boudia clinched the gold with his last dive, winning by 1.8 points over Qiu Bo of China.
The American scored 568.65 points in the six-dive final on Saturday. Qiu took the silver at 566.85.
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According to calculations based on Utah Tax Commission and United States Department of Commerce data, the financial burden shouldered by residents registered at 11.1 percent of personal income in 1985.
Seventeen years later, Utah's state and local tax burden totaled 11 percent of personal income.
During the 17-year period of time, Utah's tax burden peaked at 11.7 percent in 1988. The peak resulted as a direct consequence of tax hikes combined with slow personal income growth, indicated the Utah Taxpayers Association.
Three years later in 1991, the burden assumed by residents across the state dropped to the lowest point, registering at 10.9 percent as corporate income taxes dived due to the recession.
In 2000, Utah's state and local tax burden reached 11.6 percent, but slid to 11 percent in two years. Just as the recession of the early 1990s caused corporate income taxes to fall, the current recession has had a similar effect, pointed out the independent public policy organization.
After rising significantly during the 1990s, individual taxes as a percent of personal income have decreased for two reasons, indicated the association.
First, capital gains and dividend income have decreased by more than $1.2 billion. Second, the Utah Legislature adjusted tax brackets in 2001 by 15 percent.
The long overdue bracket adjustment reduced effective rates by taxing a slightly smaller percentage of individual income at the highest level, pointed out the association.
The calculation includes state corporate and individual income taxes, state and local sales taxes, property taxes, motor fuel taxes and several smaller taxes, explained the association.
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(1) there is an increasing threat of impairment to the quantity and quality of the Nation's water resources due to, among other things, growing national needs, recurring drought in the Western States, point and nonpoint source pollution, and saltwater intrusion into existing groundwater supplies;
(2) many communities in the United States have water supplies containing high salinity levels or contaminants which pose health risks;
(3) the Nation needs to develop economical processes to treat existing water supplies that are contaminated;
(4) it is necessary to provide for research into new techniques to reclaim waste water and to convert saline and other contaminated waters to a quality suitable for municipal, industrial, agricultural, recreational, and other beneficial uses;
(5) there is very little Federal funding being applied to basic research in the field of treatment of contaminated water through membrane processes; and
Source(Pub. L. 102–490, § 2,Oct. 24, 1992, 106 Stat. 3142.)
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The Federal Water Pollution Control Act, referred to in par. (6), is act June 30, 1948, ch. 758, as amended generally by Pub. L. 92–500, § 2,Oct. 18, 1972, 86 Stat. 816, which is classified generally to chapter 26 (§ 1251 et seq.) of Title 33, Navigation and Navigable Waters. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 1251 of Title 33 and Tables.
The Safe Drinking Water Act, referred to in par. (6), is title XIV of act July 1, 1944, as added Dec. 16, 1974, Pub. L. 93–523, § 2(a), 88 Stat. 1660, as amended, which is classified generally to subchapter XII (§ 300f et seq.) of chapter 6A of this title. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 201 of this title and Tables.
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Pub. L. 102–490, § 1,Oct. 24, 1992, 106 Stat. 3142, provided that: "This Act [enacting this chapter] may be cited as the 'Membrane Processes Research Act of 1992'."
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The Blackwater Creek Natural Area (BWCNA) is primarily a linear greenway that follows the winding route of Blackwater Creek, incorporating wooded hillsides and stream valleys throughout its length. Extensive trails- both paved and earthen- allow hikers, bikers, and runners access to most of the natural area, as well as connecting busy neighborhoods, schools, and parks to the peace and solitude of the BWCNA.
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- Alanna said...
What a great adaptation!!! I'm so glad it inspired you, I happen to love this one so much.
PS Just for the record, A Veggie Venture is not vegetarian but vegetables. :-)
- April 20, 2008 at 8:56 AM
- Crockpot Lady said...
eek, sorry. I fixed it. Thanks, Alanna!
- April 20, 2008 at 10:03 AM
- bensrib said...
This sounds incredible. Can't wait to try it!
- April 20, 2008 at 10:08 AM
- GeorgiaPeachez said...
This sounds yummy Stephanie, I'm trying it today!
xo, suzy
- April 20, 2008 at 11:03 AM
- Angela's Kitchen said...
This sounds so good. Did you have a margarita with it, too?
We were wiped out be the stomach flu for a couple of days, and I am just catching up! I haven't been able to look at you blog for a couple of days (couldn't even LOOK at photos of food - you DO NOT want the details!) so I was going through withdrawl...
- April 20, 2008 at 3:23 PM
- My Ice Cream Diary said...
This sounds very yummy. I will have to find other uses for margarita mix before I buy a bottle for just one recipe. Any suggestions?
- April 20, 2008 at 5:54 PM
- Crockpot Lady said...
thanks, bensrib and georgiapeachez!
angela, I didn't--it was a wednesday--but I had a mini-one on Friday!
icecreamdiary, you're pregnant, so I'm not going to suggest margaritas...
I'd probably stick with the lime juice the way Alanna originally posted.
- April 20, 2008 at 7:06 PM
- California Supermom said...
Hi there,
I think I will try this one very soon. Sounds very good!
- April 20, 2008 at 10:15 PM
just washing that crockpot 111 days in a row would drive me crazy! Cool blog though! :) So, thanks!
- April 21, 2008 at 12:15 AM
- OneCraftyMama said...
Just discovered your blog. LOVE it. Being a thrifty girl, my first question is to ask you if you have noticed your electricity bill go up at all. I have always wandered if the crockpot uses too much energy but, of course, I love mine! The recipe sounds good. Gonna have to add that one in the menu rotation.
- April 22, 2008 at 7:59 AM
- Diana said...
We made this at my house yesterday, it was great! We'll make it again soon, no quetion.
- April 22, 2008 at 8:06 AM
- Crockpot Lady said...
Thanks, onecraftymama! I, honestly, have not gone through our pg&e bills to do a cost-comparison. Adam does the finances, and he hasn't complained or been happily suprised, which leads me to believe that they haven't changed much at all.
I found this article from Consumer Reports that says that the energy useage in a slow cooker beats simmering on a stovetop. Yet, this article says that slowcooking could actually consume more energy. The consumer reports article is repeated on HUD's website and on a few other energy conservation sites, so I'm more inclined to believe that source, but as always---gotta do your own research and come up with your own conclusions about what is best for your family.
- April 22, 2008 at 9:15 AM
This was a hit at our house too! both my 4 and 2 year old liked it as did DH and I! I didn't have margarita mix, but oddly enough I had some lime juice, so mine was more like Alanna, but it was great. Thanks!
- April 23, 2008 at 5:20 AM
- MooBeeMa said...
This was so yummy! I served mine over quinoa and everyone loved it. Also great the next day.
- April 23, 2008 at 5:33 PM
- Kelly Rose said...
I made this last night and it was so good! Thanks for another great recipe!
- April 25, 2008 at 8:19 AM
- Miss Katharine said...
I can't wait to make this! I ran it through a recipe calculator and the calorie count is low, too - only 168.8 calories per thigh. Woo-hoo! Thanks!
- May 15, 2008 at 6:49 AM
This is in my crock right now! I only had margarita mix with the tequila in it, and I thought I'd try it but I'm not good at experimenting!!! Hehehe :) Maybe next time when I will actually have time to make a Plan B. We did have lime juice though so I used that! I can't wait to try it!!
PS I just started reading your blog and I'm so excited for some of the recipes!! I am making the roasted garbanzo beans for our Relay for Life which is this Friday. And I have written down so many other recipes!!
- June 11, 2008 at 6:29 AM
Hi Steph,
I've had this recipe on my 'to make list', and I finally got around to trying it out last week. This was soo good!! Hubby loved it, and it was so easy to just cook up some rice and corn on the cob for a perfect dinner. Thanks for your hard work...Love the blog!
PS... I couldn't find this on your alphabetized list--had to scroll through all the yummy chicken recipes to find it! LOL
- June 28, 2008 at 6:46 AM
- Crockpot Lady said...
that sounds great, Barrie!
Jen, I'm so glad you liked this! I'm going to fix the ABC list now. thanks SO much for the head's up.
- June 28, 2008 at 8:01 AM
Tried this last night - another "thumbs up!" from everyone in the family, including our picky 5 year old son - he ate every last bite!
Plus, this doesn't use THAT much margarita mix, so it's not like I sacrificed a margarita for it or anything..... :^)
- September 18, 2008 at 11:34 AM
- The Riggalls said...
What would you suggest I use as a substitute for the margarita mix? I don't keep that on hand.
- September 29, 2008 at 8:11 AM
- Crockpot Lady said...
hi there, a lemon or lime ade would work!
- September 29, 2008 at 8:15 AM
This was a hit, even with the kids. Will make it again!
Thanks Stephanie!
- October 9, 2008 at 4:10 PM
- Sarah said...
I made this for a date on Friday - first time he's been to my house. I served with Spanish beans and rice, and of course, margaritas. It was so good!! And the date was a success! Thanks :)
- December 7, 2008 at 11:08 PM
- Erin Jackson said...
Okay I have loved all your recipes so far, except for this one. I don't know if I screwed it up b/c I actually used limes(I didn't have any margarita mix) or if it just cooked too long, but it had this weird burnt sugar smell and it kinda tasted the same. I have done a marinade much like this before and grilled them so maybe I will stick to that. I do have to say that I have forwarded many of my friends your blog b/c I have been so impressed with the recipes. Especially the chicken salsa black bean soup! Yummy yummy!
- April 29, 2009 at 5:34 AM
- April Hoffmann said...
Hi there,
I am in the process of making this and it seems like there is not enough sauce. It doesn't cover the chicken. Is it supposed to be enough to *cover* it completely? I poured it over the chicken but it's still just a thin layer at the bottom (so the chicken isn't really soaking in it). I thought I'd ask in case you got this soon and responded. I don't want to make a flop! Thanks!
- October 21, 2009 at 3:09 PM
- Stephanie O'Dea said...
Hi April,
That's enough liquid. The chicken will produce a bunch of juice on it's own. If your slow cooker is huge, keep an eye on it, and if your chicken pieces are large, you can cut them up to allow more sauce to soak inside.
oxox steph
- October 21, 2009 at 3:30 PM
- AudreyO said...
We had a halloween party and have left over margarita mix. Yep, I love margaritas but can only drink one, I'm such a lightweight LOL. I'm so excited to find this recipe. It's on my list to make this week.
Oh and I read your post about a trio of dips for your own halloween party. I saw a trio of soups recently and yes the cords were incredibly short. They had a hard time keeping the trio plugged in. Also, how do you label 3 pots? They ended up putting signs in front of the 3 soups.
- November 15, 2009 at 3:42 PM
I have your book and am now in love with my crock pot, thanks to you :) I have tried about 20 recipes so far and have been happy with every one I tried. But this recipes is my FAVORITE!!! I just got finished eating it with brown rice & broccoli. My 2 year old liked it too! 2nd favorite recipe is zesty barbecue chicken! xo, Laura from MD
- June 9, 2010 at 2:43 PM
I found this recipe and happen to have everything in my pantry. I'm making it for dinner tomorrow and I'm really excited. It sounds delicious!!
- December 26, 2010 at 1:05 PM
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I put this in my crockpot as soon as I got home from the store. It smells really good and I can't wait to try it tonight!
- January 12, 2012 at 8:37 AM
I'm moving in a couple of weeks and I'm trying to use up some odds-n-ends - I thought, hmm, Orange Chicken? So I threw chicken in a crockpot and added what was left in the jar of orange marmalade. Needed something more, so I threw in 1/4 bottle of Shiraz I've been meaning to drink up...then I added some tamari and some dijon honey mustard that needed to be used up...threw in some maple syrup (what the heck, the other flavors would probably drown it out anyway) and cut up a lime that was starting to shrivel up. Then I found a bottle of lime juice so I threw a little of that in, and added some dried red pepper flakes to give it some zing. It's been cooking for an hour and smells delish so I sat down to find your Apricot Chicken recipe again because the apricot jam is begging to be used before I move...and guess what I find? This recipe, almost like mine! I love your site. Love love love it! Thinking of adding a little garlic to mine now, like you did!
- April 15, 2012 at 3:13 PM
- Christian Magill said...
Sounds awesome. Any changes necessary, cooking time, etc., if I wanted to do boneless skinless breasts instead of thighs?
- July 1, 2012 at 8:58 AM
- Stephanie O'Dea said...
Christian, nope! all the same. Breasts might need to be cut a bit near cooking time and then flipped over a few times to let the juice soak in, though. they tend to be drier than thighs. enjoy!
- July 1, 2012 at 10:33 AM
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This was so delicious, thank you. I enjoyed it so much, I shared it on my blog. I made sure I gave you credit and shared your blog and book. Thank you again.
- January 17, 2013 at 5:12 PM
- JewelyaZ said...
Five and a half years later, this is still a crowd-pleaser. I bought the fancy Tres Agaves margarita mix to avoid the HFCS, quadrupled the chicken (two of the big tray packs) and doubled the sauce. Still good... just thought I'd add this note in case someone wants to make it for a crowd. I often find that quadrupling the meat means only doubling the sauce... if you kept all the proportions the same, you would end up with WAY too much sauce. Here's to a slow-cooked 2015!
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A good workout is better than a half done workout and a half done workout is better than none at all.
We live in a time when it's all or nothing. We apply the "all or nothing" mentality to how we eat, sleep, and work out. This past week there was a day I was not able to go for my 60 minute. Instead of going for 20 I stayed home and sat on the couch.
Think about that for a minute. For example, does it really make sense that if we eat healthy all day and then blow it with a gooey candy bar in the afternoon, we just throw up our hands and say, "oh well, I ruined my diet for today so might as well eat junk the rest of the day"? Does it really make sense to commit to exercise every day, do great for weeks, and then laziness sets in so motivation goes out the window and you turn into a couch potato again? It happens so quickly! We miss a workout, eat unhealthy, and so on. Defeat leads to derailing.
It's easy to make excuses not to exercise. Even when we know how good it is for us, we just find it easier to not. We're too busy, too tired, too…whatever to exercise. And rather than put in even half the time or half the effort, we do nothing.
I know how easy it is to get trapped into the "I give up mentality. If I can't do it all, then I will do nothing."
So let's flip our thoughts.
What if we look at it this way: In stead of focusing on a goal to exercise for one hour a day, we focus on a goal to limit our sitting and sleeping time to 23 hours a day! Sounds a bit ridiculous but it just might work. Out of 24 hours in a day I can only sit or sleep for 23. Maybe I'm not too busy!
Adding a bit of practical advice to this thinking; when you are in a slump, catch yourself quickly and choose to get back on track right away. So you have slacked off a bit lately; no big deal! It happens to all of us. Accept it as a part of the ups and downs in life. Don't be so hard on yourself. The key is to get back on track before it becomes a lifelong habit. When it comes to food, instead of eating the whole carton of ice cream, feel terrible, defeated, and give up, realise you made a bad choice, and then follow it up with a new one; a better choice. Put a stop to your defeated thoughts before they stop you! Sometimes it's harder to do than others, but once you recognise it's a problem, it gets easier.
Start again and move on. Your success is the accumulation of continual good choices and effort over time. The key is to make sure you have more good days then bad ones! Don't let a bad moment, day, week, or month undo all your hard work. Start each day fresh. And remember, doing half as much is still better than doing nothing at all.
What kind of a workout will you have this week? What will you do each day to limit your sitting and sleeping to only 23 hours? Make a choice!
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"This has been an awful time. … I'm the manager of this team and I'm responsible. We didn't manage, we didn't coach and we didn't play. It's pretty simple. You go through stretches and this is one of them, but perception is reality in our game and the perception I have is that we folded it up. I won't stand for that. You want to see intensity? You want to see me be intense? You guys are gonna see it? I don't play that game. You come to play the game right. I don't care what the situation is, I don't care what the standings say, I don't care about pitch counts. I only care about playing the game correctly. Our fans should be upset. I don't blame them one bit. … We need to find a new formula. I don't know what it is yet, but I've got a three-hour plan ride to figure it out. … They're tired. But, the Washington Nationals are tired too. … They can't be any more tired than we are. They're playing for the exact same thing we are, and that's pride. … We're not done. We have two weeks to go. If we're gonna fold it up, that tells me something. It tells me a lot about what will happen next year when we are fighting for something."
~ Terry Collins, following today's game, regarding his team's play
Exactly. His point about what this says about next season is interesting, and important, especially when put in the context of other recent seasons. The Nationals are not a better team than the Mets. But, these last four games, yikes, they looked far superior and it's pointing out a lot about Terry's 25-man roster. They look flat and distracted and like people who just wish the season could be over, and that's unacceptable (in the sense that it's going to cost people come next season). I like Terry's approach. He's taking the larger issue very seriously, which is to change the way this team prepares and fights through a big-league season. He talked about it all winter, he talked about it at the peaks of this season and he's talking about it now. I like that. Keep preaching, Terry, and make your moves, make your changes, set the tone (because the way this season ends will give him ammunition and credibility next Spring).


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Baseball with Nebraska Postponed to May 13
OMAHA, Neb. - Creighton Baseball's scheduled game on Tuesday night vs. Nebraska has been postponed due to inclement weather forecasts. The game will be made up on Tuesday, May 13 at 7 pm.
The Bluejays regularly scheduled game with Stephen F. Austin on Tuesday, May 13 will be played as scheduled at 12:30 pm. Following the conclusion of that game, TD Ameritrade Park will be cleared for Creighton's battle with Nebraska at 7 pm.
Creighton's next game is scheduled for Friday at 6:30 pm vs. Seton Hall at TD Ameritrade Park Omaha.
Tickets for the April 29th game will be valid for the Creighton-Nebraska game only on Tuesday, May 13. Tickets for tonight's rescheduled game can also be exchanged for a reserved ticket to any remaining regular season home games (subject to availability) at the Creighton Ticket Office located inside the Ryan Athletic Center (open 9 am to 4:30 pm on weekdays) or at the TD Ameritrade Park Omaha Box Office on game days starting one hour prior to first pitch. Non-season tickets for tonight's rescheduled game can also be refunded at the point of purchase.
This is the 13th game of the 2014 affected by weather.
March 4 at Kansas - Postponed
March 8 & 9 at Arkansas State - Relocated to Millington, Tenn.
March 16 vs. South Dakota State - Postponed
March 22 vs. Fresno State - Cancelled
March 31 vs. UNLV - Moved to 4 pm start (6:30 pm original)
April 2 at Omaha (Werner Park) - Postponed
April 4 vs. North Dakota – Cancelled
April 12 vs. Georgetown – Moved to 12 pm start (2 pm original)
April 13 vs. Georgetown – Moved to DH on April 12
April 23 vs. Iowa - Cancelled
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As Rocky Mountain Power continues to raise power costs, Price city has been forced to pass those increases down to their citizens via their monthly electric bill.
As Rocky Mountain Power continues to raise power costs, Price city has been forced to pass those increases down to their citizens via their monthly electric bill.
As of Sept. 1, Price city residential customers will see approximately an 8.9 percent increase in their power bill, according to information provided by city customer service director Bret Cammans.
Price city bills their citizens independently of the power distribution conglomerate.
"While 8.9 percent can seem like a steep number, a Price citizen paying $44.44 a month will see an increase to $49.43 approximately," said Cammans in a phone interview earlier this week."
Cammans reported that the higher monthly rate will also take into consideration the base-fee increase by Rocky Mountain, taking hookup fees from 98 cents to $2.
As well as implementing the increase in cost, the customer relations specialist is changing the rate schedule, to try and better serve the community.
"Our overall goal is to keep the increases gradual so that no one gets hit with a stiff increase all at once," said Cammans. "Because we are expecting Rocky Mountain Power, (RMP) to increase their bills to us by at least five percent in the first quarter of 2009." While some customers will be moved from one payment bracket to another, some brackets will be closed all together and according to Cammans, the city's outlook on power usage is changing along with the nations.
"The new rate plans promote conservative power usage. The days of getting a better rate for more used power are over, said the customer relations director. "The more power people can save the better rate they are going to get."
RMP now charges customers based more on demand than usage, increasing prices when demand is high. As the power supply market moves forward, Cammans stated that it will be the time the electricity is used that is expensive, instead of how much electricity is used.
Beside the increase, the primary objectives of the city's new proposal are:
â¢To consolidate utility rate plans. Making sure that all of Price's citizens, both commercial and residential, receive a fair and gradual increase. Commercial rates will not be effected at this time as they received their price hike in conjunction with the Rocky Mountain Power's price bumb.
â¢To finalize the evolution to the inclining rate structure.
â¢To show revenue increases in alignment with increased costs.
â¢To give as much consideration as possible to the customer.
â¢To stay competitive with RMP.
As the city works to move their citizens into a smooth transition concerning the rising cost of power, they are also working to improve their capabilities as a provider.
The city is currently working with RMP to bring a higher volume feed into the city and are also constructing a new substation to further assist local residents.
"These measurements should help with some of the outages we have experienced during the summer," explained Cammans.
The Price city official further noted that overgrown trees are a major problem when it comes to power problems. He cautioned residents who believe they have issues or pending issues with branches to contact the city at the collection's department where they pay their power bill.
"Do not try and fix these situations yourself," said Cammans. Wait for a city employee who knows the proper steps to take in such a situation."
Because the city is moving away from an inclining rate system and moving to a declining plan, these helpful tips will help customers to save money on their electrical bill.
Rocky Mountain's "Cool Cash Incentive Process" detail the advantages of evaporative, or swamp cooling in Utah as the conditions here are ideal for that type of system.
However, either a swamp or central air can mean saving through the Rocky Mountain Power incentive program if the resident receives their power directly from RMP. Information on the incentives is availible at www.rockymountainpower. Again Price city residents receive their power directly from the municipality.
Another way to save a few bucks when it comes to electricity is to get rid of that old refrigerator or freezer that is taking up space in the home.
"Refrigerators built prior to 1990 can use two to three times more power than a high-efficiency one built recently," says the site.
The average refrigerator or freezer uses about 2,280 kilowatt-hours annually, states RMP. By going to a new unit, individuals can save about $150 with just that change alone.
This does not take into consideration the electricity that can be saved by purchasing all new energy efficient appliances when the time comes to replace the old ones. They do cost more on the front end but as energy continues to rise in cost the purchase price difference becomes negligible in a short period of time, according to RMP literature.
Price city does see further increases in the future and warns Price citizens to institute energy saving techniques as soon as possible. Further information on the subject can be found at Rocky Mountain Power's website.
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POTSDAM - Sen. Joseph A. Griffo, R-Rome, is advocating for the redistribution of $240 million in school aid to high need districts.
As a result of their failure to file the required teachers evaluation plan by the Jan. 17 deadline, six downstate school districts forfeited their access to an increase in state aid for the 2012-2013 school year.
As a result of those schools that did not file theres $240 million I think should be redirected into education aid targeted for low wealth, high needs districts, Mr. Griffo said.
Mr. Griffo said he has picked up some support for the idea. Sen. Patricia A. Ritchie, R-Heuvelton, said she will wait to learn more details, but is open to the idea.
Assemblyman Kenneth J. Blankenbush, R-Black River, said he is in support of Mr. Griffos proposal.
But Mr. Griffo said Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo may be calculating the $240 million as a source of savings for the state.
The governor may be using this in the budget as a savings, Mr. Griffo said.
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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — Gold futures settled unchanged Monday, supported by strong demand out of India and inflationary concerns in Japan, but plagued by uncertainties linked to the U.S. fiscal cliff and the European debt crisis.
Gold for December delivery US:GCZ2 settled at $1,730.90 an ounce on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange, unchanged from Friday's settlement.
Prices traded between $1,725.20 and $1,738 Monday. They tallied a gain of nearly $17 over the past two trading sessions.
Silver for December delivery US:SIZ2 fell by 8 cents, or 0.2%, to settle at $32.52 an ounce, stalling after having gained 1.1% on Friday.
The market "could see some fireworks," which makes sense with the European debacle and U.S. fiscal cliff and quantitative easing, said Gijsbert Groenewegen, a managing partner at Silver Arrow Capital Management.
The fiscal cliff refers to tax and spending hikes that will happen in January if politicians can't agree on a budget deal.
But on technical levels, gold needs to first break above $1,740 and then $1,790, and silver needs to break above $33.25 and then $34-$35, said Groenewegen.
Japan and India
Data showing contraction in Japan's economy for the third quarter raised prospects for further economic stimulus, boosting gold's appeal as a hedge against inflation, but volatility was a factor with gold trading relatively thin amid the U.S. Veterans Day holiday.
In Japan, the government reported that the nation's economy shrank sharply in the third quarter, with GDP falling by 0.9% and by 3.5% on an annualized basis. See: Japan's economy shrinks 0.9% in July-September.
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The Japanese data, however, were bearish for silver prices.
"Any signs of economic weakness (such as the Japanese GDP numbers) could show lessening demand for industrial use of silver," said Jeffrey Wright, a managing director at Global Hunter Securities.
Gold demand in India was supportive, ahead of the Diwali holiday, which begins Tuesday and lasts for five days.
International trading company MMTC Ltd. reported record buying volumes of gold and silver for the Diwali jewelry events, said Richard Hastings, a macro strategist at Global Hunter Securities.


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Will Wall Street Ever Face Justice? (NYT)
Phil Angelides argues the mortgage fraud task force could succeed given the right resources, but calling prosecution efforts thus far a success is like visiting a landfill and congratulating yourself for sweeping up some dust.
How Empires Fall (Including the American One) (TomDispatch)
Andy Kroll interviews Jonathan Schell, the author whose thesis that nonviolent resistance is the most powerful force in today's society seemed totally ridiculous until protesters from Cairo to lower Manhattan went out and proved it for him.
Four Fiscal Phonies (NYT)
Paul Krugman writes that while the GOP candidates have issued dire warnings that America's growing debt will trigger our own Greek crisis, their fiscal plans would leave our economy and finances in ruins without the intervention of Zeus Himself.
Romney can't pay for his tax cuts by repealing Obamacare (WaPo)
Ezra Klein points out that Republicans' plan to repeal health care reform to reduce the deficit doesn't quite work since half of it was devoted to deficit reduction. Before reshaping fiscal policy, let's see if we can master addition and subtraction.
Blunt, Rubio, And The Madness of Employer-Based Health Care (TNR)
The Senate celebrated Women's History Month by tabling an amendment that would have let employers deny coverage for contraception (or anything else), but Tim Noah argues they shouldn't be the gatekeepers of health care to begin with.
Check out "The 99 Percent Plan," a new Roosevelt Institute/Salon essay series on the progressive vision for the economy.
Where the Jobs Are, the Training May Not Be (NYT)
Catherine Rampell notes that while nurses, engineers, and technicians have remained in high demand, cuts to public universities mean many Americans are hard-pressed to actually learn any of those trades. And you really, really don't want them winging it.
A Brief History of the Education Culture Wars: On Santorum's Legacy, the GOP and School Reform (The Nation)
Dana Goldstein charts the course of the Republican Party's rapid swing from pushing hard for comprehensive federal education standards to arguing that the very existence of the public school system is a blight on the very soul of our fair nation.
A Civil Right to Unionize (NYT)
Richard Kahlenberg and Moshe Marvit argue the Civil Rights Act should include the right to form unions without being fired -- a law that's technically already on the books but carries as much weight as the warning to not remove your mattress tag.
Why the Rent Is Too Damn High (Slate)
Matthew Yglesias explains that now might be a good time to buy a home, but the fear that a house could turn into a lead anchor if the economy sinks again is driving more and more people toward a dwindling supply of rental properties.
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Teen arrested in videotaped beating of man in Deltona
Scott Lakhan arrested on several charges after video posted to Facebook
An 18-year-old Deltona man was arrested in the vicious beating of a 20-year-old, and video of the attack was posted on Facebook.
Scott Lakhan was arrested on numerous charges, including kidnapping, aggravated battery and intimidating or threatening a witness. The man who recorded the attack, Casey Shoemaker, 22, of Deltona, faces similar charges.
According to the Volusia County Sheriff's Office, Lakhan was initially arrested last month on allegations of credit card fraud. Deputies said he was spotted on surveillance video with the 20-year-old man using a stolen bank card. Deputies identified the 20-year-old and in an interview, he said he had nothing to do with the theft of the card and that Lakhan claimed he found it.
On Dec. 1, Lakhan was arrested on one count of possession of a stolen bank card.
About four weeks later, the 20-year-old said he had a chance encounter with Lakhan and Shoemaker outside the Walmart on Howland Boulevard in Deltona.
During the confrontation, Lakhan wanted to know why the man snitched on him, according to deputies. The man denied it because he was afraid, but Lakhan pulled out a copy of his written statement, deputies said.
Lakhan said he would consider the score settled if the man let him punch him in the face, deputies said. The 20-year-old tried to get out of it, but Lakhan threatened to send several people to his house to beat him up, deputies said.
According to the Sheriff's Office, the 20-year-old agreed to walk into some nearby woods with Lakhan and Shoemaker, fearing if he didn't then something worse would happen.
Lakhan initially acted like he was going to punch the victim in the arm, but instead punched him in the face and then followed it up with several more blows, said deputies, who added that Lakhan also kicked the victim in the face while he was on the ground.
Shoemaker recorded the attack on his cellphone in a clip that lasts nearly four minutes, deputies said.
After the beating was over, the victim said Lakhan shook his hand and said "everything was good," according to deputies.
The victim said he didn't tell anyone about the beating and thought that was the end of it, according to deputies. On Thursday, however, he discovered that the video had been posted on the Internet. He then reported the incident and the Sheriff's Office was brought in to investigate.
By Thursday night, investigators had Lakhan and Shoemaker in custody.
Shoemaker said he's friends with both Lakhan and the victim and insisted that he didn't want either of them to get hurt, according to deputies, who said he also claimed to try to calm Lakham and talk him out of fighting with the victim. He said he recorded the incident in case it went too far, according to deputies.
Lakhan and Shoemaker were booked into the Volusia County Branch Jail in Daytona Beach without bond.
Investigators haven't been able to determine who was responsible for posting the video on the Internet, but it apparently was sent to multiple people before showing up on some Facebook pages.