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Despite a first-round sweep in the playoffs, last year can only be considered a success for the up-and-coming Winnipeg Jets. The young squad made an impression simply by making the postseason, and with that all-important experience behind them, the Jets only figure to be more confident in 2015-16. Andrew Ladd appears prepped to put together another productive season with his aggressive, hard-nose style of play. With star defenseman Jacob Trouba patrolling the blue line and Ondrej Pavelec holding down the crease, goals against will definitely be tough to come by once again as well. Get your seats at the MTS Center today—Razorgator is your destination for great prices on Winnipeg Jets tickets every time!
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10/9/15 - The Winnipeg Jets haven't played in their first 2015-2016 season game quite yet, but they are amped up to take on the Boston Bruins on October 8 for an away game. The Jets were happy with their performance last season when they made it to the playoffs for only the second time in their franchise history. However, the Jets had a very disappointing showing in the playoffs, being swept by the Anaheim Ducks in four games straight. Despite this turn of events, the Jets are aiming to make postseason play and win a game during that time. See them start off their goal when the puck drops for their first home game on October 16.
9/18/15 - After struggling in the league for years, the Winnipeg Jets brought their fans' hopes back to life last season when they made it into the playoffs for the first time in a long while. This year, the team is hoping to repeat the appearance and are relying on goalkeepers Ondrej Pavelec and Michael Hutchinson to lead the team to an even more successful year. Hutchinson will likely take a back seat to Pavelec, but that doesn't mean he won't play his part. "I just want to help the team win games when I do get a chance to play," he recently said. Preseason play starts next week, and Winnipeg is set to take on Minnesota on Tuesday (Sept. 22). Join the crowd at the MTS Centre as your Jets hit the ice by purchasing your tickets today!
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2014-2015 Season
4/29/15 - They had to fight hard to scrape into the Stanley Cup Playoffs, but the Winnipeg Jets finally managed to punch their ticket during the home stretch of the regular season. Unfortunately, the Jets had the misfortune of running into the buzz saw that was the Anaheim Ducks in the first round, and were swept in four games. The loss eliminated Winnipeg from postseason contention and brought an abrupt halt to a year which saw the Jets amass a respectable record of 82-43-26. Winnipeg held leads in Games 2 and 3 of their first round series, but ultimately the Ducks were too much to handle offensively, rallying on both occasions to maintain control from wire to wire. The Jets will now look to the 2016 season for another crack at the ultimate prize.
4/22/15 - The Winnipeg Jets need to get a win if they want to stay in the playoffs. After three games against the Ducks in the Divisional Semifinals, the Jets have yet to win. In the first meeting, the Jets were ahead 2-1 at the end of the second period. However, the Ducks scored three in the final period to draw ahead and win. The second match up was similar, with the Jets ahead 1-0 until the Ducks scored twice in the third period. The final match up went into overtime, with the Ducks coming back from behind to tie up the game and then win in overtime. The Jets will need to not just get ahead but also protect their lead in their fourth match to get the chance at a fifth game, with tickets available starting at $18.
4/17/15 - The Winnipeg Jets beat the Flames 5-1 in their final game of the regular season. Both teams changed up their lineups to rest some of the regular starters in preparation for the playoffs. Calgary got on the board in the first minute of play. However, just seconds later Drew Stafford scored to even up the game. After a scoreless second period, the Jets started the third period off with a bang with a goal by Michael Frolik. Later in the period, Lee Stempniak, Adam Lowry, and Matt Halischuk added points to the board. Prior to the game, the Jets had secured the second wild card of the Western Conference. They play the Anaheim Ducks for the divisional semifinals, with their first game in Anaheim on April 16, with tickets starting at $19.
4/3/15 - The Winnipeg Jets have picked possibly the worst time of the season to not win – not that there's ever a good time for a losing streak. The Jets have lost their last two and are at the moment tied on points with defending Stanley Cup holders Los Angeles, who are trying to sneak in the back door to the postseason.
3/19/15 - With a pair of key wins this week, the Winnipeg Jets have taken hold of the second wild card spot in the Western Conference. After rallying in the third period to defeat Tampa Bay 2-1 on Saturday, the Jets pummeled the San Jose Sharks to maintain their edge in the standings. Winnipeg led wire-to-wire on their home ice Tuesday night, opening a four-goal lead in the final period on Blake Wheeler's second score of the night and ultimately walking away with a 5-2 victory. The postseason race remains highly competitive, and the Jets will need to keep up their winning ways in order to punch their ticket to the first round. Tickets are available for Winnipeg's final visit to Edmonton this season, as they take on the Oilers on Monday night. Get in starting at $16!
3/6/15 - After spending much of the season holding down fourth place in the Central Division behind the division-leading troika of Nashville, St. Louis and Chicago, the Winnipeg Jets have slipped a spot. The Jets have been passed by a resurgent Minnesota team and are now in fifth place in the Central, tied with Vancouver on points in the overall conference standings.
2/20/15 - After a rough start to the month, the Winnipeg Jets have turned things around somewhat, winning four of their last six. Although the Jets fell in their last outing, a 5-1 loss to Washington, their last two wins have both come via the shootout route, against Edmonton and Detroit.
2/13/15 - After snapping a six-game losing streak last week, the Winnipeg Jets strung together a pair of victories, only to fall to division rival (and division leader) Nashville this week. At the moment, the Jets are still in the middle of the Central Division pack, five points ahead of Minnesota and four behind Chicago.
2/6/15 - In the Central Division race, the Winnipeg Jets appear to be falling back. Stuck on 61 points because of a five game losing streak, the Jets' lead over their fifth-place division rival, Colorado, has narrowed to six points, while standing just three points behind third-place Chicago.
1/30/15 - Even though the Winnipeg Jets are fourth in the Central Division, they are just two points behind Chicago and St. Louis, who are tied for second. The Jets did not start the second half of the season the right way, though, losing in their first outing since the All-Star Game.
12/19/14 - After losing three of their last four games – two of those losses coming to Pacific Division leading Anaheim – the Winnipeg Jets scored a win over Buffalo earlier in the week. The Jets are in the thick of the Central Division race, standing in fourth place behind Chicago, St. Louis and Nashville.
12/12/14 - The big news out of Winnipeg comes off the rink for the Jets. A report on ESPN.com mentions the CFL Winnipeg Blue Bombers' stadium, Canad Inns Stadium, as a potential site for a Heritage Classic outdoor game in the 2015-16 season.
12/5/14 - Since moving to Manitoba from Atlanta for the 2011-12 season, the Winnipeg Jets have yet to qualify for the postseason. However, that could well change this season, as the Jets have started December off right with a win, and are fourth in the Central Division.
11/14/14 - After division leaders Nashville, the Winnipeg Jets are making people take noticed in the Central Division. A strong defense (2.0 goals against average, 3rd in the league) has gone a long way to help the Jets to a 7-1-2 record over their last 10 games.
11/7/14 - If it seems like most of the NHL's Canadian teams are experiencing early season success -- well, they are. One of them is the Winnipeg Jets, who, in the very tightly packed Central Division of the Western Conference where first and last place are separated by only six points, are just two points back of division leading Nashville.
10/31/14 - The Winnipeg Jets pulled out a win of 4-3 in a nail-biter game against the New York Islanders Tuesday, Oct. 28. The Islanders game them a run for their money but the Jets stood their ground and hung on for the win. The Jets have won back-to-back games for the first time this season and improved 4-5. Captain Andrew Ladd scored his second shot of the game at 3:31 into the third period off a rebound. The game was a slow start for the Jets when the Islanders' Brock Nelson scored only a minute into the game, but the Jets came back to tie it then brought on a two-goal lead and had their best third period of the season. You will not want to miss the next game of the season when the Jets take on the Nashville Predators at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 4, at the MTS Centre with tickets starting at $129.
Immediately after the Winnipeg Jets cleaned slate and dismissed head coach Claude Noel in favor of Paul Maurice, the MTS Centre squad showed the league and legions of fans just how much potential they had stored up. The new head coach went 8-2 in his first 10 games and inspired a team that took up residence in the NHL's cellar for the first 40-odd games of the season. The Jets made moves this summer on roster as well: parting ways with Olli Jokinen, Devin Setoguchi and Al Montoya, while adding TJ Galiardi and Mathieu Perreault. Now, in Maurice's first full season at the helm, there's no telling what heights this team will reach in the upcoming 2014-2015 season. Get your Winnipeg Jets tickets now!
The Jets kick off their 82-game slate on the road against the Arizona Coyotes on Oct. 9. They'll continue their tough opening road trip with a visit to San Jose (Oct. 11) and Los Angles (Oct. 12). The Stanley Cup Champion Los Angeles Kings will return the favor and visit MTS Centre on Mar. 1. Winnipeg will play their first home game of the year when the Nashville Predators come to town on Oct. 17. Keep the tradition going when the New York Islanders play MTS Centre on Dec. 31 for a New Year's Eve hockey spectacular. Don't miss out on two rivalry games when the Toronto Maple Leafs descend upon Winnipeg (Jan. 3), followed by the Montreal Canadiens (Mar. 26), with Winnipeg Jets tickets this year.
2013-2014 Season
4/9/14 – The Jets were eliminated from the NHL playoffs last Thursday with a 4-2 loss to the Pittsburgh Penguins. It's been seven seasons since the Jets (then Thrashers) made their one and only playoff appearance. Winnipeg has 80 points (35-35-10) and just two games left in the season – Thursday night at home against Boston and Friday night in Calgary. Winnipeg isn't the only Canadian team to miss the postseason this season; Edmonton, Calgary, and Vancouver (first time in six years) have also been eliminated.
4/3/14 – Finish Flash, aka Teemu Selanne, and the Anaheim Ducks beat the Jets in overtime Monday night. Fans at the Honda Center were not only treated to a win, but also a poster of Selanne in both a Anaheim and Winnipeg jersey that featured the impressive details of his rookie 1992-93 season with the original Jets. Following Monday's loss, the Winnipeg Jets won the battle in Phoenix with a 2-1 shootout over the Coyotes. Next up, Winnipeg will return home tonight, following a five-game road trip, to face the Penguins (min. $142).
3/28/14 – The Jets will finish up their five-game road trip Monday. Splitting their first two with a loss to Dallas and a win on a power play goal versus San Jose, they'll take on the Kings next in LA. Nine points behind the Phoenix Coyotes for the final wild card spot, the Jets will likely miss the Stanley Cup Playoffs for the third straight season since relocating from Atlanta. Which means you only have three more chances to see them at MTS Centre this season – 4/3 vs. Pittsburgh Penguins (avg. $241), 4/7 vs. Minnesota Wild (avg. $130), and 4/10 vs. Boston Bruins (avg. $174).
3/19/14 – Winnipeg remains a (semi) bubble team, six points behind eighth ranked Phoenix in the Western Conference. After a 7-2 downing of the Dallas Stars Saturday and an offensive showcase, it seemed as if the Jets were ready to make a final push at a playoff spot. Colorado (avg. $80) and Carolina (avg. $168) are on the Winnipeg Jets schedule this week at MTS Centre as the final two home games this month. If the Jets want to pull off a playoff berth, they'll have to play well on the road; seven of their final twelve with be played away.
3/10/14 - The Winnipeg Jets will continue their push for their first playoff berth since returning to the North when they take on the Colorado Avalanche tonight. The hopefuls look to snap their longest losing streak (0-2-1) under new head coach Paul Maurice. Now five points back of the Dallas Stars for the second wild card berth in the Western Conference, Maurice and Co. need to record two points to stay in the playoff picture. The Jets return to home ice Wednesday when they take on Vancouver (avg. $103). Last week, Winnipeg signed defenseman Mark Stuart to a four-year, $10.5 million contract extension.
3/4/14 – The Jets are flying high since their return from the Olympic break, winning in shootout against Phoenix and getting the regulation time victory over Nashville. Up next, Winnipeg will return home for three straight - New York Islanders (avg. $67), Los Angeles Kings (avg. $121), and Ottawa Senators ($167). Winnipeg is currently two points behind eighth ranked Dallas; if the Jets can pull up to the eighth spot for a playoff berth, it would be the team's first postseason appearance since returning to Winnipeg and first since the 2006-07 season (Atlanta).
2/26/14 - The Winnipeg Jets welcomed back four of their players from Sochi, and the entire team is anxious to get back to business as the NHL resumes play. This past Sunday, much to the delight of local fans, the Winnipeg Jets held a special outdoor practice on the frozen-over Assiniboine River. Under new coach Paul Maurice, the Jets were 9-3-1, and Winnipeg is now just two points behind the final playoff position with 22 games left to go. The Jets square off against the Phoenix Coyotes for their first game after break; tickets start at $156 for tomorrow night's game at MTS Centre.
2/21/14 – The Jets returned to the ice for practice Wednesday with a healthy Evander Kane (hand), Jim Slater (sports hernia) and Matt Halischuk(upper body), all back from the injury list. Welcome back the trio, four Olympians — forwards Olli Jokinen, Blake Wheeler and Michael Frolik, and netminder Ondrej Pavelec – and teammates Feb 27 as they take on the Phoenix Coyotes at MTS Centre. With 22 games left, the Winnipeg Jets are just 2 points behind 8th place Dallas. In contention for a wild card spot, a playoff berth would be the franchises' first (and only) since the 2006-07 season when the team was in Atlanta.
2/3/14 – Thank you Michael Frolik! The Jets' right wing scored the game winner Sunday against the Canadiens to push the final score to 2-1. In Winnipeg's first road game of four before the Olympic break, the Jets earned their second straight win. The journey continues as the Winnipeg Jets make their way to Carolina, Washington, and St. Louis before the weekend concludes. Now two games above .500 for the first time since the start of the season, Winnipeg is within four points of the final playoff spot.
1/30/14 – Winnipeg will play their final game on home ice before the Olympic break tomorrow night at MTS Centre. The matchup against the Vancouver Canucks is averaging $193 with limited seats still available. Will the Jets recent coaching change continue to reap positive results (won six of eight since Paul Maurice replaced Claude Noel) for the squad? A win Friday would break the Canucks four game winning streak in the series and give the Jets confidence as they fight for the final Western Conference playoff spot.
The Winnipeg Jets are no longer part of the Southeast Division. The NHL realignment sent the Jets from the East to the West. A move to the Central Division should allow for some new geographical rivalries. One
must-see NHL game this season
on the Winnipeg Jets schedule is Winnipeg Jets vs. Phoenix Coyotes (former Jets) on January 13.
2012-2013 Season
As part of the Southeast Division, the Jets (what an appropriate name) rack up many miles to play their Divisional opponents; in fact, they lead the Eastern Conference in total miles traveled this season. With the shortened NHL season, it becomes even more important to win on the road — something the Jets have not been able to do well in the past. Lucky for Jets hockey fans who like to travel or may be displaced, Jets away tickets are just $109, about one-third the cost of Winnipeg Jets tickets at
MTS Centre
Jets tickets are in such high demand that when the team began selling Winnipeg season tickets in 2011 (in preparation for their move), they sold out minutes after going on sale to the general public. Winnipeg has embraced the teams return from Atlanta and it seems as if the
made the right decision in moving the team. Winnipeg Jets tickets were the most expensive in the League averaging $342 prior to the season's start. Behind the
Tampa Bay Lightning
, the Winnipeg Jets saw the largest percentage increase in the price of tickets since last year (+83%).
The Winnipeg Jets schedule may be tough but if the team can overcome some inconsistencies on the road, they still have a chance to win the Southeast Division. The Jets currently sit 2 points ahead of the
Carolina Hurricanes
and are in the Division lead.
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When it comes to outfit inspiration, our mantra is "the more, the merrier" and today's M.O.D. story is certainly a reflection of that. While in the past we've turned the spotlight on just one impeccably dressed beauty at a time, this month we're upping the ante and giving you eight phenomenal off-duty looks from an array of MVP catwalkers! These industry pros are constantly at the forefront of fashion and work with top designers, editors and stylists, so it's safe to say they know a thing or two about how to execute thoughtfully constructed ensembles when they're off the clock. And happily, today's selection of photos--all taken by Vanessa Jackman on the streets of Paris during the F/W 11 show season--showcase a myriad of styling choices and offer tips on everything from how to wear white jeans to the best way to execute a ladylike look. So if you're in need of some additional spring wardrobe guidance or just enjoy perusing models' street style, you're in for a real treat because we have all that and much more!
Sara Blomqvist
Sara Blomqvist is an off-duty style veteran on our site--and for good reason. The Swedish stunner has mastered the art of effortless layering and is consistently turned out in perfectly polished ensembles. Last month Blomqvist was snapped wearing a structured peach blazer by Dries van Noten with an oatmeal Marc Jacobs knit sweater and a Herve Leger mini skirt. The look is definitely sophisticated, but it's also a bit quirky and unexpected, thanks to her contrasting collar and the way she styled her Chloe ankle boots with black socks. Want to recreate this chic and feminine mix? We suggest starting with the primary piece, a peachy or neutral jacket like Rover Island's Pretty Boyfriend Blazer ($90) and Silence & Noise's Boyfriend Blazer ($78). For the rest of your outfit, pick up T by Alexander Wang's Crew Neck Sweater ($180) and Culture Phit's Banded Mini Skirt ($82), and you'll have your very own MOD uniform in no time.
Jourdan Dunn
Though the thought of wearing a sheer skirt might be scary for some, it's an excellent way to incorporate a hint of the boudoir into your look. Now, there are many ways you can style this risqué piece, but we recommend making note of Jourdan Dunn's execution. The British beauty wore a calf-grazing sheer skirt by Cheap Monday with wardrobe staples, including a white American Apparel t-shirt, Topshop leather jacket, and Chanel ballet flats. The resulting ensemble is equal parts edgy and feminine, plus, the mini skirt under the sheer layer keeps the look from feeling too sexy. Happily, there are many sheer skirts available on the market right now, including Nasty Gal's Censored Maxi Skirt ($68), Topshop's Layered Maxi ($80), and Sparkle & Fade's Sheer Maxi Skirt ($20). Those of you looking to further achieve Dunn's winning outfit should pair any of these skirt options with a basic tee and ASOS' Collarless Quilted Leather Jacket ($215).
Andie Arthur
Cool blue hues are a fresh choice for spring, especially when they're worn together, as demonstrated by Andie Arthur. The American model was photographed last month wearing a silky, cobalt blue blouse tucked into a pair of dark-wash, high-waisted skinny jeans. The mix of blue shades work well together for two reasons: one, there is a noticeable contrast between the hues, so the pieces don't blend together, and two, she kept the rest of her look neutral, accessorizing with a gray across-body bag and lace-up wedges. Want to put together a look-a-like ensemble? The ingredients are simple: pick up a classic blouse, like Equipment's Signature Blouse ($188) in Turquoise and tuck it into J. Crew's High-Waisted Skinny Jeans ($125) in Night Owl Wash. Just be sure to stick to neutral tones when it comes to choosing the rest of your look.
Bonnie Chen
Textural intrigue is the name of the game when it comes to the outfit Bonnie Chen put together, above. The Chinese model wowed us in head-to-toe Chloe, specifically the Jersey Dress ($4380, 212.717.2193), Wool Vest ($2995, available by special order), and cap-toe flats from the S/S 11 collection. We appreciate Chen's well-calculated decision to juxtapose the delicate frock with the nubby, oversized vest. The resulting look is so chic and takes what most people would consider to be an evening dress and transforms it into a wearable daytime option. Fortunately, you don't have to invest quite so much to create a similar look. We're head over heels for Rachel Pally's Grecian Long Dress ($233) and think it would look equally memorable paired with Alexander Wang's Textured Linen Cardigan ($550).
Anouk Lepere
A floppy hat is a must-have accessory this season, but don't think these bohemian toppers are only suited for long days in the sun! As Anouk Lepere recently showed us, a floppy hat is also an excellent way to give your on-the-go looks some feminine flair. The brunette beauty stepped out in Paris wearing a Zac Posen jacket, Ann Demeulemeester fur vest, and Balenciaga denim shirt with a high-waisted Kiki de Montparnasse skirt. Her bubblegum pink Maison Michel hat adds a playful pop of color and gives her ensemble a cool, downtown-lady look. To give your understated outfits some Lepere-inspired panache, try a brightly colored, floppy chapeau, like American Apparel's Wool Floppy Hat ($40), French Connection's Floppy Hat ($32), or Helen Kaminski's Herme Cotton Organdy Bucket Hat ($85). We promise it will come in handy all summer long.
Karolina Kurkova
If you're not sure about how to wear white in a transitional way, we suggest following in the footsteps of Karolina Kurkova. The Victoria's Secret model stepped out in an off-the-shoulder striped sweater by Kima paired with white Jean Paul Gaultier jeans and cherry red boots by Maison Martin Margiela. By simply styling a key year-round staple--the striped sweater--with a pair of crisp white pants, Kurkova expertly constructs a prime between-seasons look. If you're looking to mimic Kurkova's ensemble, make sure to grab a pair of slim white jeans--Joe's Jeans Cigarette Jeans ($158) and Rag & Bone's Skinny Jeans ($165) will do the trick--and team them with Lily Pulitzer's Cassidie Sweater (74). If you prefer a '70s-inspired wide-leg flare instead, we've got a few of those as well. Paige's Bentley Jeans ($179) in Optic White and Seven For All Mankind's Bell Bottom Jeans ($169) would also look excellent, especially worn with a bold, bright top.
Tati Cotliar
It's safe to say we're obsessed with the season's rainbow-bright color palette, and what's not to love? From bubblegum stripes to bold, colorblock pieces, there are so many ways to incorporate these vibrant and energetic shades into your look. One of our favorite interpretations of this trend came from Tati Cotliar, who accented her dark wintery pieces--a patent leather jacket she picked up from a vintage store in Argentina, House of Holland tights, and UGG boots--with a kelly green Marc Jacobs skirt. A bright skirt is a simple way to liven up your look, so if you're in the market for an eye-catching style, please don't miss ASOS' Ribbed Jersey Skirt ($36), Anthropologie's San Pedro Pencil Skirt ($148), or Silence & Noise's Zipper Mini Skirt ($38); the latter looks quite similar to Cotliar's Marc Jacobs pick!
Alana Zimmer
Lately, we've noticed a bevy of models embracing the season's lengthier hemlines, and we're enjoying every minute of it. Take the outfit Alana Zimmer constructed, for example. The leggy model went for a sweet ladylike look with the help of a full midi skirt, which she paired with a button-down blouse and topped off with a pink Ann Demeulemeester coat. Her of-the-moment skirt is decidedly modest and a fresh alternative to all the short, body-con silhouettes that have been so popular over the last few years. If you also adore Zimmer's voluminous skirt, don't hesitate to check out ASOS' Irregular Stripe Midi Skirt ($63), Topshop's Nude Silk Button Down Midi Skirt ($120), and Marc by Marc Jacobs' Bella Striped High-Waisted Skirt ($498); the latter is definitely worth the investment!--Jessica Baker
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NEWPORT–The UCA Crusaders ran up against a speedy Trinity Baptist Kings team on Monday afternoon, losing the contest 3-0.
"We've got some adjusting to do before we see them next week," UCA coach Alyssa DeLaBruere after the game. "Speed is not our strength. We've got size but not speed, so we have got to figure out a way to shut down three or four of their players that just can go."
The Kings used their quick feet to get on the board early as Christopher Zamarippa opened the scoring off of a corner kick just five minutes into the contest.
ORLEANS–A questionable call late led to Tyrah Urie scoring the game winning goal with 4:24 left in regulation as Lake Region defeated Enosburg 2-0 on Saturday afternoon.
Urie was driving down the left side of the field where she made contact with McKenzie Gleason, then fell to the ground.
Much to the surprise to those closest to the play, the referee awarded Urie the PK, and she made no mistake, sending the ball high and into the net.
"Sometimes that happens in soccer, but I am not going to make the call one way or another" said coach Brad Urie about the play.
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Lyndon Meet – 9/20/12
LYNDON– The North Country boys took second, while the girls finished third in the Falcons, second meet of the season.
Alex Cotnoir, despite spraining an ankle during the race, was the top finisher for the boys in 5th, just 3 seconds back from 4th place runner with Andrew Franklin again on his heels and Sam Brunette just off of their pace.Â
Ross DeLaBruere had another strong race, pacing the top guys over the toughest hill before fading back a bit to 8th place.
NEWPORT–It is easy to cheer for a winner.
During last year's regular season, North Country's football team made winning mundane, so it was easy for fans to show up to the field and root, root, root for the home team.
This year it is just the opposite.
By now, most people know that the Falcons are a younger, smaller, less experienced version of the 2011 team, and they are going to go through some growing pains.
Last week's 53-0 loss coupled with Friday's 51-0 defeat at the hands of Rice leave the Falcons with no points for and 104 points against in the last two games.
NEWPORT–The third time was the charm for the North Country field hockey team on Friday.
After two goals were disallowed for various reasons, Mara Spates' tally with 4:21 left to play in the first was allowed and the Falcons rolled to the 2-0 win over Spaulding.
"They were amazing and the whole team played a great game," coach Chantelle Bouchard exclaimed enthusiastically about her girls' effort.
As play got underway, neither team had the advantage.
NEWPORT–After getting up 2-0 on goals by Betsy Dooley, the Harwood Highlanders were able to hold of a late surge by the Falcons to secure the 2-1 win in girl's soccer play on Wednesday.
"We were playing a division champ who can possess the ball better than we can, and I told the girls that you can get behind two to nothing and hope to comeback, as it was (we) came pretty close, but you can't give away forty minutes of a lot of 'kick-ball,' not against a possession team like them," said coach Peter Alexander.
ORLEANS-After falling to the Lake Region Ranger girls in Bradford a week ago, Oxbow made the adjustments they needed as they recorded a 2-0 win at Ranger Field. The Olympians connected on a goal in each half and made it stand up with mid-field dominance and a physical attitude. They pinned down high scoring Tyrah Urie holding the lineman to three shots on goal. Coach Brad Urie stated, "We learned a valuble lesson today. I think we may have taken them a little bit for granted and we're not good enough to just not play our hardest each time out. We will learn from this and be better for it."
NEWPORT–While rains held off, the wind was a blowin' as the Falcons took on the Seahorses in boy's soccer action on Tuesday.
Coming off of an important tie with Essex, North Country looked to keep the momentum going, but Burlington was able to squeak a couple of goals past Logan Fortier and the boys in blue came away with the 2-0 win.
DANVILLE–Using a balanced attack with multiple offensive outlets, Lake Region's Lady Rangers defeated Danville 3-1 on Monday afternoon.
"I'm really happy about getting offensive production from multiple players," said coach Brad Urie. "Danville is always up for their games with us, but we were beating people to the ball and we got a lot of good minutes from everyone on the field."
Back from her race with the cross-country team, Haley Kennedy opened the scoring for Lake Region, firing home a direct kick from forty yards out with 22:46 left to play in the first.
NEWPORT–Eighth grader Caleb DeLaBruere score his first career varsity goal with 22:00 left to play in the first half, and that is all UCA would need as they one the second game of the UCA/Craftsbury Academy doubleheader on Saturday afternoon.
"I was just really, really excited," said DeLaBruere about his tally. "I didn't think it was going to go in at first."
The win was a huge one to say the least as it puts UCA over .500 for the first time in a couple of years.


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Other:I would like a 1px border too please.:D
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there a render for it u know and do u want the text??
want a round border or a shine bar effected???
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No text please.
On it man
Ill have to wait to give you rep Aku thank its epic.Is there anyway to get rid of the bubbles though?
That box thing kinda got in the way but... Heres my try.
Okay I will try to find it.
Originally Posted by -Legendary-
Ill have to wait to give you rep Aku thank its epic.Is there anyway to get rid of the bubbles though?
There might be if someone could share the Render of it.
Multiposting isn't allowed. Sorry for the spam.
Originally Posted by ~Dream~
Multiposting isn't allowed. Sorry for the spam.
I don't think anybody is multiposting, the thread is bugged.
thanks to all trying
that would be great king
I'm now removing the boxes it's pretty hard xD
Originally Posted by ~'Sasuke Uchiha'~
I'm now removing the boxes it's pretty hard xD
that's what she said
@ OPer's previous post would you like a different render of the same sort
I was looking at that same exact render.Looks awesome guys thanks.Just might get a slideshow ava.
Legendary I made a new Avatar if you are interested. This time with a render.
(Bigger border 2nd one )
I tried!! i removed the boxes i hope you don't see too much of the editing >.>! it was hard as hell and i made ya the border 1px.
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Originally Posted by ~'Sasuke Uchiha'~
I tried!!
Aww man I hate you ! Always beat me too it
Originally Posted by -Aku-
Aww man I hate you ! Always beat me too it
It was really hard though, the hair has wayyy to many colours i had to fade and colour most of it myself ;c
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The holidays are often a time of excitement and frenzied activity. Daily schedules are thrown out the window. While some people revel in this hustle and bustle, others would rather have a little more peace and quiet. The same can be said for household pets.
Just as the holidays can disrupt the schedules of people, animals are affected, too. Some pets are more adaptable to the changes taking place. Others can get very stressed out from the activity.
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Dietary changes. Pets could be stealing unhealthy snacks of people food from the leftovers that remain from indulgent dinners. Also, because of shopping, traveling and social engagements, feeding schedules could be disruptive. For a pet with a delicate digestive system to begin with, changes could be troublesome.
Altered exercise regimen. A pet who may be used to long jaunts through the neighborhood may be faced with shorter trips in the backyard. Lack of exercise can cause behavior problems from boredom and even depression.
Trouble traveling. Some pets adore car rides, others want to run and hide at the sight of the family mobile. The holidays can mean traveling to see distant family members or taking vacations. Depending on the animal, these extra trips could be nervewracking experiences.
Extra "stuff." What would the holidays be without decorations? A cat who loves to sleep on the windowsill of a bay window may soon find her spot taken up by faux snow and Santa figurines. Dogs may wonder about the large evergreen tree stationed in the middle of the living room. Pets have to get used to trinkets and presents all around their home, taking up space and causing confusion.
Room and board. Pets that will not be accompanying their owners on holiday trips may find themselves in a neighborhood kennel. This can be stressful for pets, especially those not used to spending hours in a cage.
People they don't know invading their surroundings. Holiday gatherings may make for a good time for humans, but often pets that are either not used to a lot of people being around or are scared of strangers end up causing problems for their humans. Small children in particular may bother pets that are not used to their presense in a house. Be patient and place animals that have a hard time with people they don't know in a comfortable room or area where the will not be bothered.
Unfamiliar sounds. As with the Fourth of July, New Years is a time for fireworks. Some animals get just as scared of fireworks in the winter as they do in the summer and those that are known to have fear of the booms and pops should be put away in a place where they will feel safer. It is best if they can be isolated so they can't even hear the noise.
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With just about everyone clamoring these days to make Rhode Island more business friendly, two local lawmakers are aiming to do just that.
Lincoln Rep. Gregory Costantino submitted a bill to give commercial customers some of the same protections against utility shut-offs – and similar abilities to get shut-off utilities restored — as are now granted to residential customers.
Cumberland Rep. James McLaughlin has introduced legislation to cut in half the $500 minimum corporate tax for the first three years a business is in operation.
Costantino's bill was scheduled for a hearing in the House Corporations Committee Tuesday.
Currently, Public Utilities Commission (PUC) regulations prevent residential customers from being shut off for non-payment on a Friday, Saturday, Sunday or Monday if the Monday is a state holiday, Costantino's bill would set the same requirements for business customers. Business customers facing shut-offs would also be required to get 10 days advance notice of such an action.
The freshman Democrat would also require that any rates and charges assessed to business customers for heat, light, water or telephone services "shall be reasonable and just and every unjust or unreasonable charge is "prohibited and declared unlawful."
Businesses that do have their utilities shut off would be able to have them restored under Costantino's bill if it makes an initial payment of 10 percent of is unpaid balance; agrees to pay an amount totaling one-thirty-sixth of 40 percent of the unpaid balance per month for 36 months and keeps current with new charges. If the business does that, the remainder of its unpaid balance would be forgiven and considered as bad debt for the purposes of reimbursement by the state.
That would be a one-time deal, however. If the business customer fails to make the scheduled payments it would again be subject to shut-off and the entire arrearage would be due and payable.
Pawtucket's George Wiley Center, which won the shut-off protections for residential customers after a fight that lasted more than a decade, supports Costantino's bill.
"A small business can lose a whole weekend's income if they are shut off on a Friday," said the Wiley Center's Maggie Burns, noting that even the threat of cutting a business off on Friday, with the possibility that utility services might not be restored until the following Monday or later, even if they pay their back bills, can intimidate a small business.
"The Wiley Center is wholly supportive" of the bill, "because we're all about small business and people trying to earn a living and not getting harassed by the big corporate interests." Besides, she said, losing a whole weekend's business could make it even harder for a small business owner to pay his or her bill.
McLaughlin says his bill on the minimum corporate tax would give Rhode Island "a strong competitive edge," over Massachusetts and other states.
"Our smaller businesses are getting slammed with this $500 minimum and it's placing a barrier in front of potential start-ups," McLaughlin argued. Rebuilding our fiscal health has been a slow process, and I'm hoping something like this will provide faster relief to the people in this state."
Gov. Lincoln Chafee included a proposal in his budget to gradually reduce the corporate income tax from the current 9 percent to 7 percent, also over a three-year period. Both House Speaker Gordon Fox and Senate President Teresa Paiva Weed have said they want to find ways to reduce taxes on businesses this year, both to help the struggling economy and to keep Rhode Island from being at the bottom of so many lists that gauge business-friendliness.
Warwick Sen. William Walaska is sponsoring the same legislation in the Senate, reducing the tax from $500 to $250 for the first three years a new business files tax returns then bringing it up to $500 after that.
In a written statement, he said, said his constituents have spoken to him about reducing the minimum corporate tax on various occasions. He believes that a lower minimum corporate tax could drive more businesses to open up shop and expand in Rhode Island, he said.
"Many of my constituents think the $500 minimum corporation tax is unfair, especially while the state is still in economic recovery," Walaska said. "Looking at the big picture, it's also just another area in which Rhode Island is at a disadvantage compared to our neighboring states. We keep hearing that we're not business friendly. It's time we take more measures to rectify that."
Woonsocket Rep. Robert Phillips is a co-sponsor of McLaughlin's bill in the House.
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Dreamliner pilots grounded, too March 7, 2013
Boeing sought lithium-ion battery advice of GM, Ford March 7, 2013
The information derived from the events will help the agency and "the entire transportation community better understand the risks and benefits associated with lithium batteries, and illuminate how manufacturers and regulators evaluate the safety of new technology," Deborah A.P. Hersman, chairman of the NTSB, said in a statement Thursday. Dates and locations were not announced.
Hersman's remarks came as the agency released an interim factual report on its investigation of a Jan. 7 lithium-ion battery failure on a 787 operated by Japan Airlines. On Jan. 16, the Federal Aviation Administration grounded Boeing 787s until the battery problem could be resolved. Boeing has since proposed a fix for the battery and is awaiting a response from the FAA.
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Oh my, we've been busy. You probably have, too. I just wanted to pop in to wish you a Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, Happy Festivus, Merry Winter Solstice and Happy New Year!
This first photo is the Christmas picture I sent out and also printed really big and have it pinned up near my desk. I love it so hard.
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PLATE VIOLATION - POTSDAM - Village police ticketed Nicholas A. Sgorrano, 25, of South Glens Falls for a registration plate display violation at 10:49 p.m. Tuesday on Market Street after they observed his vehicle with the license plate hanging by one screw. He was issued a ticket to appear May 17 in Potsdam Village Court.
ILLEGAL SIGNAL - POTSDAM - Village police ticketed Rebecca J. Patterson, 52, of Potsdam for illegal signal - from parked position at 11:28 a.m. Tuesday on Elm Street. She was issued a ticket to appear May 24 in Potsdam Village Court.
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0211 Received a report of a fight on Maple Street – Victim declined prosecution.
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1400 Potsdam Fire and Patrol dispatched to a garbage dumpster on fire in front of McDuffs Tavern.
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Carbon County officials proclaimed April as Child Abuse Prevention Month. Commissioners said they hoped to increase awareness about child abuse and encourage measures to prevent it in the Carbon County region.
Officials encouraged county residents to wear a blue ribbon or display one on the antenna of their vehicles throughout the month. The blue ribbon dates back to 1989, when Bonnie Finney, a grandmother in Virginia, learned of her grandson's death as a result of child abuse. Finney displayed the ribbon to remember her grandson's "bruised and battered body."
The city of Price will continue conducting its summer reading program this year.
Registration for the program will begin on May 21 and 22 at the Price City Public Library. The program is open to children of all ages and was developed to keep kids reading throughout the summer months.
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More than 130,000 Utahns have signed petitions to compel state lawmakers to place the issue of private school tuition waivers on the election ballot.
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In regard to the article in the Jan. 19 issue of the Sun Advocate discussing the closing of the Western Energy Training Center. I thought perhaps the citizens of this community would be interested in what really happened. I was one of the first instructors hired by WETC and have been there until its closing in December.
The initial staffing of administrators and instructors could hardly have been better. The original mission was the training of industry incumbent workers. Demographic studies around the country and in particular here in our community showed a very mature work force, with very little or no training of a replacement workforce. The programs developed by the leadership and instructors were that of experienced, knowledgeable individuals who worked and trained in industry. That, in conjunction with task force members from all segments of industry, identified issues and priorities to insure the relevance and quality of the programs.
The board of directors was likewise comprised of a majority of industry leaders. Unfortunately the board also was made up of College of Eastern Utah administrators, who immediately made sure everyone knew that they were an 'advisory' board, not a 'policy' board.
In a nut shell, the success that WETC did enjoy was in spite of, and not in any way because of, CEU.
By way of explanation, CEU and its staff are, by definition, academic. Even the two year Associate degree programs of the Applied technology department do not and can not address the specific training requirements of industry. From the Jan. 19 article they still believe they can and do.
Here is what I discovered when I was asked to represent WETC at the meeting the Rockies Alliance of Process Technology, a group of community colleges, government, and industry leaders from around the mountain west. All of the community colleges outside of Utah whole heartily embraced the concept of industry driven, non-traditional training. In fact, Western Wyoming Community College in Rocks Springs, Wyo. informed me when I visited their facility, that 70 percent of their full time equivalents (FTEs), were not done in the traditional semester academic environment. These are not certificate courses but rather accredited programs. Another allied group, the Rockies Energy Workforce Collaborative (REWC), representing energy industries from around the mountain westm, were also advocating the same agenda. In 2008 WETC hosted both groups here in Price.
WETC never obtained accreditation or even certification of a single course from CEU.
In all fairness, the problem is not confined to CEU, as no other community colleges in the state has an industry driven approach to training. This can be squarely laid upon the Utah Board of Regents and the state legislature, who have kept community colleges in Utah 25 years behind the times.
A single example will suffice. WETC purchased a power plant simulator to be used to train control room operators for the coal fired generation units in the area. We were visited by then Governor Jon Huntsman, who observed a training demonstration of Pacificorp employees. As he was leaving, he turned and said to me, 'John I will not forget what you and WETC are doing here."
We all know of the political fortunes of Gov. Huntsman since then. The simulator still sits at WETC, unused. Pray tell, can some one tell me how CEU and their staff, who have never worked at a power plant, plan to utilize this equipment and perform the necessary training?
Many people in this community know exactly who I am. Over the past 30 plus years I have trained most of the journeyman, instrumentation and control electricians and many of the relay and communication technicians that work for Utah Power & Light (Pacificorp).
I am very proud to have helped to produce a fully competent workforce, a workforce that is the best anywhere in the country. The company and this community should be just as proud of them. However, they are now the mature workforce I mentioned above and it is past time to be preparing the new workforce.
I came out of retirement to train at WETC because I believe that they were the only ones to properly conduct this kind of training. So be it. Now I ride my horse into the sunset.
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CANTON ATM theft suspect Joseph C. Lugo may have surrendered to Louisiana police, but that doesnt mean he is ready to return to New York state.
My understanding is that he is fighting extradition, Maj. Darryl LeBlanc of the Vermilion Parish Sheriffs Office said following a hearing Thursday in Abbeville, La.
That means authorities in New York will have to ask Gov. Andrew M. Cuomos office for a gubernatorial warrant seeking Mr. Lugos return. And whenever Mr. Lugo does return to the north country, he will face charges not just in Canton, but in Essex County, where he and another man are accused of attempting to steal an ATM outside Lake Placid the week before they allegedly stole an automated teller machine from the St. Lawrence University campus.
State police at Ray Brook said Mr. Lugo, 24, DeKalb, and accomplice Brandon D. Crandall, 21, Canton, stole a North Country Savings Bank ATM from SLUs Brewer Bookstore on Nov. 17 and attempted to cut open an ATM at an NBT Bank location in the town of North Elba on Nov. 10. No money was removed in the Nov. 10 incident, but the machine was heavily damaged, troopers said.
Mr. Crandall was arrested in Canton in November and released while his cases are pending.
Officials with North Elba Town Court said both suspects face charges of fourth-degree grand larceny and second-degree criminal mischief in the Lake Placid case. Mr. Crandall is scheduled to appear in that court on Monday.
St. Lawrence County District Attorney Nicole M. Duv� said her office will take the Canton ATM theft to a grand jury, although whether the two mens cases are handled together is a question of timing that has yet to be determined.
Vermilion Parish sheriffs deputies said Mr. Lugo was taken into custody shortly before 1 p.m. Monday outside a restaurant in Abbeville following a residents tip about a suspicious person loitering there.
Investigators recovered $17,600 in cash, roughly half the ATMs contents, with Mr. Crandalls arrest in November, and believe that Mr. Lugo had the rest of the money when he fled. He was found in Louisiana with only the clothes on his back and a Bible, Maj. LeBlanc said.
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Wednesday, November 19, 2008
CrockPot Whole Turkey Recipe
I did it. A whole turkey in the crock.
I am officially turkeyed out.
I was able to fit a 9.5 lb turkey into a 6.5 quart crockpot. It was a tight squeeze, and this is the absolute largest turkey you should attempt to cook----even if you have a 7 quart crockpot. The meat needs to reach 140 degrees after 3 hours of cooking on high to keep it in the "safe zone" for consumption.
"hey Steph, how'd you learn that?"
I was hoping you'd ask! I learned this by participating in a live webchat hosted by Butterball, and their trained Turkey-Talk Bloggers. Chris Jordan, from Notes from the Trenches, and Susan Wagner, from Friday Playdate are fresh out of Turkey U. and are eager to help families with their burning (simmering) turkey questions.
You can ask anything turkey. Chris only slightly snickered when I asked where the thigh is. (guess what? it's not on the drumstick at all---it's the part where the drumstick connects to the bird. huh.) There is another chat scheduled for November 25, or you can call 1-800-BUTTERBALL.
The Ingredients.
--turkey (9.5 lbs is the MAXIMUM to fit in a 6.5 quart crockpot)
--olive oil
--garlic powder
--dried parsley
--apple (I used yellow)
--meat thermometer (necessity, not a luxury. go get one if you need it)
The Directions.
Your turkey must be completely and totally thawed. Seriously. Call the Butterball hotline if you don't know how to do this safely.
I took a lot of the skin off. You don't have to, the skin seems to magically brown a bit in the crock, but I have weird skin issues.
Remove the neck and the bag of stuff they put inside the turkey. If you're going to use it to make stuffing or something, do that, but please don't tell me.
Pat the turkey with paper towels to dry it off. Rub a handful of olive oil all over the bird, inside and out. Sprinkle salt, pepper, dried parsley, and garlic powder all over and in it, and rub it around. If you have a secret family concoction of herbs, by all means, use it.
Peel an onion, quarter it, and shove inside. Core an apple and do the same.
Lower the bird into your crockpot. I wanted to put it in breast-side down, but Chris and Mary (from Butterball) said not to. So I put it right-side up.
Cover. Cook on high for 3 hours, then check the internal temperature. You need the turkey to register at least 140 degrees.
Cover again and cook on high for another few hours. I needed to leave the house, and this turkey cooked on high for a bit over 5 hours. Check the internal temp again in a few places. It should be 170 degrees or higher. You can certainly cook it longer if needed, or keep it on warm until you are ready to carve.
CAREFULLY remove turkey from crockpot. The edges will have browned nicely. If you'd like, you can broil the top for a few minutes in the oven--put the turkey in a roasting pan, don't use the crock. I tried this, and was pleased with how the turkey looked afterwards. I broiled for about 7 minutes.
Let sit for 15-20 minutes before carving.
The Verdict.
I'm so happy this worked. I feel.... relieved. Like my shoulders have lost a lot of tension, which is weird, but I must have been worrying about this sub-consciously for a while or something.
My kids didn't eat it. They had no interest. I gave them frozen corn and barbecued beans from a can.
My parents ate a bunch, and so did Adam.
I had a turkey sandwich around 9pm.
CrockPot Turkey Breast Recipe
CrockPot Creamed Corn
CrockPot Mashed Potatoes with Cream Cheese and Sour Cream
CrockPot Cornbread Stuffing
CrockPot Traditional Stuffing
lots more CrockPot Holiday(ish) Food
62 comments:
- Joanne C said...
Steph, What are you going to eat on Thanksgiving? You must be tired of all this holiday food. The turkey looks great Congratulations! Love your blog. Happy Thanksgiving, I am thankful for this blog.
- November 19, 2008 at 7:30 AM
- Molly said...
Do you think you could do this with just a turkey breast by reducing the cook time?
- November 19, 2008 at 7:36 AM
- Kalyn said...
Wow, very interesting. I think I'll try a turkey breast because the biggest crockpot I have is 5.5 quarts (and NO I do not need a bigger one! Most of the time I need a smaller one!)
- November 19, 2008 at 7:44 AM
- Vashti said...
Im doing for christmas dinner.So great cause it frees up all that oven space. Im so excited.
Thanks so much for trying this out and sharing.
youre the best. :-)
V x
- November 19, 2008 at 7:55 AM
- The Things We Do said...
Was it more moist than cooking it in the oven????
- November 19, 2008 at 8:01 AM
- Naomi said...
Frozen corn and beans ... love it!
I seriously don't know what I'm going to do when you reach Day 365. I'm currently rotisserie'ing (is that a word?) a chicken thanks to you.
- November 19, 2008 at 8:23 AM
- Anna said...
Interesting, thanks.
I've yet to try roasting any kind of poultry in the slow cooker, but I'm sure I will soon!
- November 19, 2008 at 8:33 AM
- Denise said...
OK, now I have to ask this question, since you are turkeyed out.... What are YOU going to cook for Thanksgiving? A pork roast maybe?
- November 19, 2008 at 8:39 AM
- Crockpot Lady said...
Molly, yes! Click on the holiday food link---I've done 2 turkey breasts. One cajun, and a traditional.
Kalyn, I hear you. I saw that you're coveting a 3-quart, and I kind of am, too. :-)
thethingswedo, it was more moist. After it sits out for a while, it begins to dry and is more like an oven-roasted turkey.
Joanne and Denise, I'm secretly wishing for some Japanese take-out, but we're expecting a house full of people who are NOT turkeyed out. ;-0
I plan on having Adam roast the turkey in the oven with my mom's "secret" recipe, and doing cornbread stuffing, mashed potatoes, and the sweet and sour carmelized onions in the crocks.
gobble, gobble!
- November 19, 2008 at 8:53 AM
Yay! I have been waiting for this recipe! I am planning on using Alton Brown's recipe for this Thanksgiving because it's to-die-for, and my turkey is 12 pounds...But for Christmas, it is on!
- November 19, 2008 at 9:03 AM
bless your heart for the effort! I hope you know how much I appreciate all your hard work and blogging; I love this website and all the informational stuff that goes with the recipes, esp. the Verdict.
- November 19, 2008 at 9:49 AM
- Mz. Ruta Baga said...
I'm passing an award to you for "coolest blog". Love your dedication to your crockpot!
Come get it at MzRutaBaga.blogspot.com
Ruta :)
- November 19, 2008 at 10:28 AM
I'm going to keep this in mind for Thanksgiving. My oven broke a few days ago and the part to fix it had to be ordered. Sears SAYS it will be in next Tuesday, but if something happens...it's either the crockpot or a pre-cooked chicken from Wal-Mart! Since I'm only cooking for two - and neither one of us cares that much for turkey - I was going to roast a chicken, but I can see it in the CP! Now how am I going to bake that sweet potato pie?....
- November 19, 2008 at 10:57 AM
Hmm... why can't you put it in breast side down?
- November 19, 2008 at 11:14 AM
- Amanda said...
Rival also sells a roaster oven. Imagine an 18-quart counter top oven/crock pot combo. I know most of you don't care but my child is allergic to chicken so I am constantly making turkeys in the oven. I am seriously coveting a Rival roaster oven!
- November 19, 2008 at 11:21 AM
- MandyN said...
I just found your blog through shipfullofpirates. I just love it!!! I am writing a little bloggy post all about you! Thanks so much for sharing all of this info. Blessings
- November 19, 2008 at 12:12 PM
- Shanna said...
Thanks for this recipe! I had another crock pot recipe I was going to use this year but yours sounds better!
And THANKS for the tips!! I didn't know half that stuff...
- November 19, 2008 at 12:28 PM
- Dawn said...
I've done a breast, but not a whole turkey before. Thanks for all of the info! Now for my stupid question: did you take it out of the crock and put it in a pan before you broiled it?
- November 19, 2008 at 12:42 PM
- Crockpot Lady said...
that is NOT a stupid question, and I'm going to add that to the directions. YES. I put it in a roasting pan first. :-)
- November 19, 2008 at 12:44 PM
- Lynn said...
Oh, Stephanie...
Yummy ! As to the internal temp of the turkey, I read it had to be 165 degrees baked...is the 140 degrees after it is out of the crockpot awhile ?
As I said on my kitchen blog, you are the greatest !
- November 19, 2008 at 1:24 PM
- Tatersmama said...
Now you've got me in the mood, I'll have to head out and see if I can find a turkey here in Australia that I can afford. Thank goodness you cooked a small one ! The last turkey I cooked here was a 22 pounder and it cost me... (wait for it)
$103. from the butchers !!!!
I may have to forget I'm an American and switch to lamb for Thanksgiving, eh?
- November 19, 2008 at 2:40 PM
I second Alton Browns recipe. it was because of him that I had the guts to make my first turkey. It is the best!!!!!!!! I am surprised to know you can do a turkey in a crock. It looked good. Good job! Maybe after day 365 you can start a new blog using the oven or microwave for 365 days.
- November 19, 2008 at 3:10 PM
- tchrbev said...
This comment is not about the turkey, but I am certainly glad it turned out well for you!
I made your Moroccan Lentil Soup for dinner tonight and everyone loved it. Well, not the 2 and 3 year olds, but they only want to eat fruit and peanut butter lately.
I had never eaten lentils before, but my husband kept asking me to try them. I found three different recipes for lentil soup, but decided to try yours first, in part because adding the chickpeas and pinto beans sounded interesting. It was so yummy! You were right that it makes a lot. We may have it again tomorrow night. I wonder if it would freeze well, or if everything would get too mushy.
Oh, one more thing. I did not add the garam masala. In truth, I did not know what this was until I read about it on wikipedia. I could not find it at my grocery store and did not want to make another stop to look for it. The soup was still quite tasty.
Just wanted to share. Thanks for this and all your other great recipes!
- November 19, 2008 at 4:08 PM
- Melissa said...
You are just plain awesome. A whole turkey in the crockpot. Amazing.
- November 19, 2008 at 4:44 PM
- Ambitious Blonde said...
The turkey looks awesome! I might just have to steal that idea. :)
- November 19, 2008 at 5:41 PM
Question: Did Butterball give a reason for not cooking breast side down? Was this only when cooking a turkey in a crockpot? My Father has always cooked his turkeys breast side down, so have I, of course, these were in an oven. I do however, cook my chickens in the crockpot breast side down. So I am just curious if they gave a reason for cooking breast side up.
Thanks and I love your blog and look forward to each day's new recipe.
- November 19, 2008 at 7:01 PM
- Crockpot Lady said...
honestly? I think it wasn't on their list of things to say. ;-) If I hadn't specifically asked, I would have done it breast down, but since I did ask and got that answer I felt sneaky going against advice.
- November 19, 2008 at 7:04 PM
- Stephanie said...
That turkey looks so delicious! I love seeing all the things that can be cooked in a crock pot. I think I want to try some crock pot stuffing sometime soon, I just love stuffing!
I gave you an award, check it out! :-)
- November 19, 2008 at 7:50 PM
I use a bone in turkey breast. I place the turkey breast "meaty" side down and then dump in a can of chicken broth. I cook it on low about 8 hours. Adding the broth makes a lovely little steam bath. The turkey is so moist and juicy. I will never make a turkey any other way! As a bonus, you can use the broth to make gravy--yum!
- November 19, 2008 at 8:30 PM
- kay said...
- November 20, 2008 at 4:40 AM
- Karen said...
That turkey looks a little beat up. I think I'll stick to turkey in the oven, but thanks for being the guinea pig for all of us....
- November 20, 2008 at 5:57 AM
- Captainwow said...
You officially rock. Just in case you didn't already rock before. Like a big rocking thing that rocks!
I just read each and every comment because I wanted to know why they said not to put the breast side down. I ALWAYS bake a turkey and chicken breast down - it is moister because the juice collects there instead of running down into the back - meat that I hardly ever eat. My sister in law who is a 5 star chef in a 5 star restaraunt does the same thing. Then stick it under the broiler like you did. So I think in the crock pot I would do the same thing.
so there.
Thanks for this blog. What fun you have been having. I am happy for you and your success!
- November 20, 2008 at 10:23 AM
- Amie said...
Still can't believe you're doing this. You're amazing! You deserve medals. Trophies. Awards. Cheesecake. Big hugs. =)
- November 20, 2008 at 12:09 PM
- Leann I Am said...
I've made 23-pound turkeys in my slow cooker/roaster oven. Every year, in fact! They are always moist and mine actually cooks way more quickly than it did in the oven! I love that it frees up my oven for all the other things and the roaster sits nicely on my washing maching. (I have a VERY SMALL KITCHEN!) It even browns in there, so no broiling has ever been necessary!
I'm so glad you've shown everyone this. Thanksgiving doesn't have to be so complicated!
- November 20, 2008 at 12:55 PM
Thanks for anwering my unasked question of can a whole turkey be cooked in a crock pot? LOL
- November 20, 2008 at 7:00 PM
- Dawn said...
Thanks Steph!
You are almost to your 365 days...my hat's off to you! :-)
- November 22, 2008 at 6:53 AM
I did this recipe for Thanksgiving and it was AWESOME!! I just did a whole turkey breast because it was only my husband and myself. The turkey browned up nice and looked like it belonged in a magazine (and I have the pictures to prove it)!! Thank you soooooooo much for posting this!! :) Just as an FYI, I cooked it for around 8 hours (5 on high, 3 on low). It was so moist, and not dry! The leftovers were fabulous!! :) Thank you again :)
- November 30, 2008 at 10:03 AM
- baking scientist said...
We cooked an 11.5 lb turkey in a 6.5 qt crock pot. We put herbs and butter under the skin and an onion and herbs inside. We started it breast up and covered it with heavy tin foil b/c the lid wouldn't fit on the pot. After about 3 hours on high we flipped the bird over. After 6 hours we had a very moist bird. Thanks for the idea!
- December 16, 2008 at 1:42 PM
I'm not a regular blog reader but I came upon your site after a quick Google search for "turkey in a crock pot." Thank you SO much! This is a total time/space/work/worry saver.
- December 25, 2008 at 10:11 PM
- ~M said...
I was also wondering about the breast-side up versus down thing. When I cook beef in the crockpot, I always try to keep the fat on top so it drips through the meat and keeps it moist and juicy (think brisket). In the oven, when I've roasted a whole chicken, I keep the breast side down for the same effect; In her whole turkey recipe, Elise of Simply Recipes also recommends cooking breast side down to prevent the white meat from drying out.
Here, cooking a whole turkey in the crockpot, it seems unlikely that the the turkey would dry out - white meat or dark meat. However, the crockery itself is hottest at the bottom and sides; that's why I was always taught to put potatoes and root vegetables at the bottom and meat there. Maybe the Turkey Experts recommend the dark meat go against the crockery since dark meat needs to reach a higher internal temperature than light meat. But I don't know whether this would be necessary. If I cooked a whole turkey in a crockpot, I might consider cooking the turkey breast side down for the first 3/4s of the time (about 5 hours) and then flip it so the dark meat can cook a teeny bit hotter against the hot crockery.
- November 8, 2009 at 12:23 PM
- kittyhegemann said...
I hate giblets too. Yuck!
- November 19, 2009 at 5:23 AM
Stephanie, you saved our dinner! We had ordered a new stove (my oven doesn't work at all) which was scheduled to be delivered yesterday (3 days before Thanksgiving). The night before, we got an email saying it was now back-ordered (was in stock when we ordered it ..Hmmm)
I'm going to try either a turkey breast or small whole turkey in my 7 qt pot. I love your blog! My husband and kids say "Thanks!"
- November 24, 2009 at 10:19 AM
- Ellie said...
I made this last night with our free grocery store turkey and it turned out delicious! Mine totally fell apart when I took it out though. I don't know how you got it out in one whole piece. Oh well, it wasn't for thanksgiving so it didn't need to be presentable.
- November 25, 2009 at 9:00 AM
- Stephanie O'Dea said...
Hi Ellie,
I'm so glad you enjoyed the turkey! As for getting it out of the crock, it was tricky! We have one of those huge flat metal spatulas and Adam slid it under the bird, then I used a regular pancake spatula on each end and we lifted together. As it was, the wings and legs practically fell off, so I just laid them over the top for the picture.
It's sure a nice moist turkey!
xoxo steph
- November 25, 2009 at 9:38 AM
Actually, all poultry should be cooked to 165 degrees in order to prevent food bourne illnesses such as samonella.
I am a certified Culinary Chef graduated from The Culinary Institute of America.
- February 20, 2010 at 7:57 AM
- -leese said...
Did you get sick after eating this turkey? I know you cook gluten-free as much as possible, and my son is celiac, so I know a few things. One of the things we were taught is to never buy a Butterball because the self-basting has gluten. (there is a possibility that now that has changed, but back when you cooked this, I am pretty sure it was not) Anyway, were you and your family safe with this recipe?
- May 26, 2010 at 3:18 PM
- Stephanie O'Dea said...
Hi Leese,
no we did not. Butterball says on it's website that they declare *all* allergens, and they now are even carrying gf gravy packets!
At the time, I participated in the online chat with Butterball and asked the gluten question and was thrilled with their response.
Like *always* you need to trust your instincts and do your own research.
here is their contact number:
Weekdays from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. CST (Central Standard Time)
xoxo steph
- May 26, 2010 at 3:41 PM
- Robin said...
Hey I know this is WAY late, but I have a crock pot that has the thermometer with it that you can stick inside the meat while it cooks and once it reaches its correct temperature, it puts it onto a simmer function and leaves it there for a few hours to cook. Do you think this is safe for this recipe?
- November 3, 2010 at 1:51 PM
- Stephanie O'Dea said...
Hi Robin,
Yup! That's what they are designed to do---if you're using it for the first time, check it with another thermometer to ease your mind.
- November 3, 2010 at 5:40 PM
- Gregory said...
I just put a 12# turkey in a 6 quart crock pot. Thanks for the tips on this site. I put a sauce pan upside down over the top of the crock as the lid wouldn't fit, then wrapped it up with foil to seal the crack.
Also, as it seems its important to kick the heat off to a good start, I did a trick I've done before to expedite the crock pot heating...I put the removable ceramic crock with a couple cups of water in it into the microwave to preheat the crockery. Also preheated the heavy sauce pan "lid" on the stove before setting the crock and "lid" to ccok the turkey. I did start a bit early as its 15 hours 'til dinner time!
- November 25, 2010 at 12:40 AM
- flutter said...
I did it....I cooked a 9lbs turkey in my crock pot and it turned out so beautiful. It is so moist and the taste is wonderful.
- November 11, 2011 at 12:37 PM
- flutter said...
I did it I cooked a 9 lb turkey in my crock pot...was a whole turkey. Turned out so moist and beautiful. I put the turkey in and left when I got home the house smelled just like Thanksgiving and the flavor is out of this world.
- November 11, 2011 at 12:40 PM
- Melinda said...
Tonight I cooked my first turkey ever! I figured how can I go wrong if I do it in my crokpot! Thanks for your recipe suggestions; it turned out great!
- December 26, 2011 at 8:22 PM
- Sally Nelson said...
thanks for the info. I bought several whole turkeys cheap in the after christmas/new year sales, (half price, which is way below any other meat available) and want a way to cook them that does not include roasting - roast turkey is not one of my favourite things. I want to cook it whole, and use it other ways, the way you might use a cooked chicken from the deli. This is exactly the info I need. Thanks
- January 6, 2012 at 11:38 AM
- Idol Lash Girl said...
Thanks so much for posting this, I am about to attempt a whole turkey in my slow cooker today. I was worried that the skin would get all slimey... ick but I decided I will try to remove the skin first. Probably wont get a response in time so this question is more for my second attempt.
What's the best way to remove the skin? is there anything that makes it come off easier. I will admit I really dislike dealing with a whole uncooked turkey and am not looking forward to taking the skin off.
- February 27, 2012 at 7:21 AM
- Nikki said...
I'm curious, would it be possible to cook this turkey, same recipe, but in some form of turkey or chicken stock? How would this affect the cooking time/ temp?
- November 22, 2012 at 9:52 AM
- Stephanie ODea said...
Hi Nikki, do you mean using a cup or so of broth as a cooking liquid? That would absolutely work. I'd still probably rub the bird down with some seasonings (if you'd prefer to omit the olive oil, you can, but I'd still prefer to use it) and then add 1 cup of broth.
The turkey will give off a LOT of juice all on it's own, which is why I didn't include adding any broth.
but if you'd like to, go for it. The cooking time will not change at all.
Happy Thanksgiving!!
- November 22, 2012 at 10:01 AM
- Donald Dion said...
I want to eat all your food!
- November 10, 2013 at 4:33 PM
- Bibi said...
Another bird successfully cooked with this great recipe! Our 3 kg bird took about 6.5 hours total to cook. I started it on high for 3 hours, then checked the temp. Then I left it on high for another 2 hours, and checked the temp. Since it was over 170F, I switched it to low for the last 1.5 hours. Stephanie was smart to remove the skin, as a lot of fat congealed in the bottom of the crock. The legs and wings fell right off, so be prepared with lots of spatulas! This recipe made a daunting task really simple and delicious-- thank you so much!
- November 28, 2013 at 1:49 PM
- Tanya Devenport said...
I know you posted this back in 2008, but I want you to know that I am following your guidelines on slow cooking my first turkey today, on Christmas, will let you know how it goes! So far, this is what it looks like: http://i.imgur.com/BL3137U.jpg I had to cut off the legs and wings and 1/2 the spine, my 9 1/2 lb turkey just would NOT fit! LOL
- December 25, 2013 at 11:10 AM
- remily said...
Did you cook it on high for 3 hrs and then an additional 5hrs for a total of 8hrs on high?
- January 16, 2015 at 7:41 AM
- Stephanie ODea said...
Hi remily,
yes. When your pot is this full, it's usually right around 8 hours -- that's a good rule of thumb to remember when slow cooking.
be sure to use a meat thermometer!
- January 16, 2015 at 7:48 AM
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