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After switching up my training plan on Tuesday since it was pouring outside, I was excited to get in my first real bike ride with blue yesterday. I figured since I biked 8 miles on Sunday that I would shoot for 10-12 and see how I felt. What I didn't realize was how strong the wind was since it was at my back for the entire first half of the ride. Mile 5 came and I thought "I'll go one more before turning around." Then mile 6 came and I said the same thing until I ended up at the end of the trail with 7.72 miles clocked on the garmin. Oops. The second half was not as easy and I definitely saw my pace drop because of it but, it was a good workout!
Do you see what I see?
It's so new and fun to be doing something besides running or walking. Change is definitely good when it comes to workouts. I can't believe I waited this long to get a bike!
Does anyone know how accurate the calories are on the Garmin for biking? I feel like this is way higher than it felt. It averages out to about 55 calories per mile which doesn't seem that off when you think about it that way but, over 800 calories for the whole thing sounds high to me! I'd have to run 8 miles for the same calorie burn and this felt a heck of a lot easier than running 8 miles. I'm not super concerned about calories, just curious more than anything.
After the ride I got started on dinner. It doesn't feel like we have much in the fridge right now and I don't really want to go grocery shopping since I'm leaving for the beach on Saturday (alone, but Ulysses subsides on cereal + oatmeal while I'm gone so there is no point food shopping for him) but considering our pantry shelves literally buckle from the amount of weight on them, I was determined to make a decent meal from things we had on hand.
This recipe for chicken and cashew stir fry caught my eye after a quick Google search so, I went with it. I made a few substitutions but followed the method pretty closely.
-used chicken breasts instead of thighs
-subbed out the red pepper for a small cubanelle pepper I had
-added carrots, celery and zucchini to bulk up the veg
-used plain cashews instead of roasted, salted ones
Is it weird that when my kitchen looks like this; produce everywhere, pots out, a bottle of wine open I feel the most relaxed? There is nothing better than cooking (and playing on instagram and twitter of course) after a long day at work.
This is the first time in ages I've cooked chicken at home. Recently, I just haven't had the urge to buy it or cook it. Instead, I've been making mostly seafood or vegetarian based meals at home when it's just the two of us and I have to say I do not miss the whole slime + contamination factor of cooking with chicken. I must've had to wash my hands about 8 different times and then the cutting board too before the chicken was cooked. Annoying!
I don't really foresee myself ever going vegetarian completely but, lately I've definitely had some weird aversions to red meat and chicken for the first time. Last time I was eating a hamburger I found myself disgusted with the thought of ground beef mid-chew. It's weird and unexpected but, I guess I'll just role with it for now and see what happens.
Served with some brown rice, this was a really tasty stir fry even though the pictures do not make it look as such. Of course, the skies turned pitch black and it started pouring right as I plated this to take a picture so you'll have to take my word.
Chinese take out with cashews is one of my favorites for the crunch factor of the cashews in contrast to the veggies. This definitely gives take out a run for it's money.
What's your favorite Chinese takeout item? I love egg drop soup.
Do you follow recipes for stir fry or just wing it? I usually just wing it but this time I wanted to see how similar the dish would taste to the "real thing" if I actually followed the recipe.
*Unrelated but, want all your opinions. Should I sign up for the Philly half marathon at the end of November? I really can't decide and thought it'd be fun to take a poll!
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Biking is such a good way to change up the routine. I'm looking for good trails here in Huntsville.
My fav is either sesame chicken or, believe it or not, cashew chicken. Luckily I've found a good cashew chicken crock pot recipe that the hubby and I just love. It's not all that healthy since it calls for a can of cream of golden mushroom soup, but it's still waaaaaay better than the fried stuff I usually order from take-out places.
My favorite thing is veggie lo mein – so good! It's always hard for me to find good chinese food so we usually make it at home.. When it comes to stirfrys – I just wing it! xoxo from Trinidad
I think you know what my vote is… do the Philly Half!
Chicken and Broccoli is my fav!
Aww Gingers face peeking out from behind the Garmin! :) As for the Philly half, I'm gonna say do it! You have plenty of time to train and I have a feeling if you don't sign up you will wish you did? ;)
That looks really good!!
My favorite chinese takeout is sweet and sour shrimp, but it always gives me a stomach ache so I end up getting steamed veggies and a million crab rangoons :)
800 calories seems a lot… I always only trust my polar cardiometer.. it's the most accurate ! Bike rides are so much fun, until you realize you are far far away from home and yes, the wind blows in your face (or it starts raining!). But you can pack a picnic in a bag and enjoy a full day out!
I completely understand your reaction to raw chicken. I had this phase years ago with raw meat and raw fish and ending up being vegetarian.. I was living in the UK at the time, but as soon as I came back to France I was on the right path again!
For stir-fry I usually wing it and throw in whatever I like / want/ have in the fridge!
I've had the same questions as you about the calorie calculations for bike riding on my Garmin. While the big hills can be killer, it seems a lot easier than the run it would require to burn a comparable amount of calories. Or maybe just between the breeze and more spread out scenery, it's just more enjoyable?
I'm going to wear my heart rate monitor on my ride this weekend and see how that turns out. Either way, it's always fun to mix in something different!
Crab rangoons are the best!
It depends. Sometimes I wing it, other times I want to switch up the sauce etc.
I rarely cook chicken as well, but sometimes it hits the spot!
Ok, Gina. I'm taking a picture of that SAME portion of my kitchen tonight for you. IDENTICAL.
hmmm that does seem like a lot. I use a POLAR HR monitor and I think it's pretty accurate. I've never tested it with biking before though! You must be workin' it hard though!
Gah! That stirfry is perfection! And I felt the same way when I started riding my bike every once in a while – just a nice change!
I love veggie steamed dumplings. Soooo good
I usually just "wing it" when it comes to stirfry. I feel like it's a really hard to mess it up!
DEFINITELY sign up for the half!!
Does your Garmin have the HRM? Cause if so, then it should be pretty accurate..but otherwise who really knows. Sounds about right though. I mean, if you were to run (~100/mile) then it'd by 1500 so that'd make your burn a little over half which seems legit unless most of it was coasting.
Awesome ride, by the way!!
My go to order for Chinese takeout is usually veggie lo mein :)
And yes, you should definitely do the half!!! :)
Go for it…
I vote yay for that race! I am doing a half in November too :)
My favorite Chinese take-out is hunan beef or chicken. So tasty and spicy. And it usually comes with a ton of veggies which I love.
With stir-frys, I usually just wing it. I've even made a stir fry that turned out to be more Mexican flavor inspired and it was fantastic. Not sure what you'd call it then?
You should totally do the half marathon! You can do it!
I always wing stir fries! They're born out of my need to use every veggie in the fridge, so they're always random :)
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Wellington assault suspect
Area law enforcement agencies are asking for citizren help in solving cold cases.
In Wellington, police are asking for identification of a suspect in a serious assault that happened on April 28 at about 8:30 a.m. around 485 South 100 East. The alleged suspect was described as a male in his early 30s, according to Sgt. Kelly Maynes. The suspect was reported to have a slight Hispanic accent when he spoke. He has a slim build and is around 6 feet tall. He had short black comb-able hair and was wearing a light colored shirt and jeans. He also has a mark above his right eye.
"This case is actively under investigation, but we are hoping the public may be able to assist with some additional information. Anyone who may have information on this incident, please contact the Wellington Police Department at 435-637-4830," Sgt. Maynes said.
Meanwhile, he Division of Wildlife Resources is asking for citizen help to solve two crimes involving destruction of wildlife in Carbon County.
The first case occurred in March 2008 along Coal Creek Road. Four doe and one buck deer were killed out of season. The individuals shot from the road and left the deer to waste. "The meaningless and unlawful killing of deer on the winter range does long term damage to the health and growth our deer herds," according to Sgt. Stacey Jones of the DWR. Anyone with information about the individuals involved in this crime is encouraged to call. Contacts may remain anonymous, she said.
The second case occurred on the evening of May 20 or the morning of May 21 when a large buck antelope was shot and killed along the Soldier Creek Road near the mouth of Nine Mile Canyon. Many people observed the antelope suffering in a field by the road. Persons with any information are encouraged to call Sergeant Stacey Jones at 435-820-6445 or the UTIP hotline at 1-800-662-3337. Rewards will be paid for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those who are responsible, she said.
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Field disabling our robot during a match?
At a tournament yesterday our robot would run fine when we weren't plugged into the competition field but the second we would plug into the field the robot either wouldn't work at all or would cut out after roughly 30 seconds.
- At school we run our robot for almost half an hour straight when we program and practice driving and it never burns out unless we have a pushing match against a resisting robot for roughly 20 seconds.
- We use this Competition Switch when we hold scrimmages against our B and A team and we never experience problems.
- I have looked through our code multiple times very thoroughly and there isn't anything that should cause this.
A friend of ours (from a different team) told us it could be that our master code wasn't up to date so before the playoffs we updated both the vexnet controller's master code and the brain's master code. The next match we still had the same problems.
One of the judges said that when four robots are plugged in that it might be too much and a robot may be sending a charge back to the system and in turn disabling our robot. Is this even possible?
I can post my code if anyone needs it (EasyC V4).
I can answer any other questions.
I just really want to know what happened and what I need to do to prevent it because my team pretty much got ripped off competing in that tournament.
The one time (out of four) our autonomous worked and we had control for the whole 2 minutes we won 25 to 22 with a broken alliance and two working enemies.
Anyways I really need help with this because the tournament was nothing but frustrating and my team doesn't want this to happen again.
If anyone could please help me with this we would be VERY VERY appreciative.
Re: Field disabling our robot during a match?
I've heard of this type of thing before but no one has ever really managed to root cause the issue. There was a whole thread here, although this one was finally determined to be a bad VEXnet key.
So first to ask some questions.
How many competition fields were running?
Were you in the same alliance color and zone for each one or did you start in different positions? Really what I'm asking is were you always plugged into the same field control cable or different ones. It would be unusual to be in the same position each time but you never know.
Did any other teams experience the same issues as you?
Did driver control mode always start?
Which master firmware are you running, the latest for EasyC would be 3.17 but many teams are still running 3.16 which seems to have been very stable. Hopefully you were not upgraded to the 3.20 version that's floating around.
Were any RED led's showing at any time on the cortex or joystick?
And finally, sorry we have to ask, were the batteries good, did you have a new 9V backup battery connected?
Re: Field disabling our robot during a match?
There were two fields set up. We played on the Right field 3 out of the four qualifiers and the Left one only once. When we played on the left field our robot ran perfectly but whenever we played on the right field our robot had major problems.
Our robot is an "Interaction Robot" so we played that zone the entire day. (Red and Blue). We made sure that after one match with a failed plug in cable that we would switch cables so we would have a different cable almost every time.
In our very first match our robot didn't work in the first half of the match and our alliance was working and the second our robot started working our alliance's bot shut down. I heard multiple cases that day of people's robots not working but it seemed like our robot got the short stick and only worked one out of our 4 matches.
In our first match our autonomous didn't start and we couldn't control our robot till the last 30 seconds of the match. In all the rest of our matches our autonomous worked but our driver control cut out after anywhere from 15 to 45 seconds. (This excludes the one match we won and had control of our robot the entire time.)
As far as the master code, I do not remember at this moment but I can get that back to you as soon as I get to school on tuesday.
Yes, we did have a few red lights most of the time but I don't remember exactly which ones were red, green or yellow. :/
And we did replace our main batteries frequently but I never thought to replace the backup battery. (Stupid on my part) Could this have been a problem?
Thanks for the reply and hopefully we can find the root of this problem.
Re: Field disabling our robot during a match?
Yes we do have a backup battery.
Other teams were having similar issues but it seemed that our team had issues way more then others.
We were replacing both controller and cortex and power expander batteries regularly but we forgot about replacing the backup battery. I don't know if it was dead or not. Could this have been a problem?
Re: Field disabling our robot during a match?
If it worked perfectly on the left field, but not on the right field, it sounds like a problem with that individual field. Did the other teams with problems play as often as you did on the right field?
You said it stopped during pushing matches. I want to know the exact configuration of your wheel base:
How many motors are you using on your wheels?
What type of motors are you using on your wheels?
How are these wheel motors wired (are they in a power expander)?
Are there any gear ratios on your wheel base?
We had very similar problems to this, with details in this thread.
Re: Field disabling our robot during a match?
We have a Mecanum Drive 1:1 gear ratio using high strength chain and four 393 motors. All of these motors go directly into the cortex. 2 are on motor controllers and the other two go straight into the two wire ports.
When our robot cut out it wasn't just our drive train. The entire robot wouldn't work as if someone disabled driver control.
Re: Field disabling our robot during a match?
This happened to so many teams at our tournament last Saturday that they had to switch over to competition switches to run the matches. A lot of teams would run fine until the moment they plugged into the tower. One symptom we saw was that the joystick vexnet key was hot to the touch. Some people were saying it could be wifi interference within the building. This didn't seem logical to me because I thought it would affect everyone uniformly. Some teams found some help when changing vexnet keys out. All the bots that shut down did it in the same manner you have described.
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The Southeastern Utah District Health Department (SEUDHD) has received their first shipment of H1N1 Flu Mist. This first shipment is very limited and available in nasal spray form only. ...
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In an effort to solve a power meter issue involving $62,000 and Rocky Mountain Power. Helper city council has obtained a legal opinion and discovered that the bill can only go back 30 days, not an entire year. ...
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In a spot of good news that has eluded the College of Eastern Utah (CEU) in the last couple of years, the school's student enrollment for the fall 2009 semester increased 91 students over last year's third week report. ...
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Bushes, trees and just about everything is colorful in Price Canyon these days. But now that the cold weather has really set in and snow is beginning to fly during storms that pass through the area, these beautiful leaves will soon be history....
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|Fire Totals Foothills Doublewide
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|Thursday, 27 June 2013 08:35
Fire investigators in Burke County are trying to determine what started a fire that destroyed a home near Rhodhiss. Five different departments from two counties responded to the fire shortly after seven this morning along Cape Hickory Road. The intense heat and flames caused
a portion of the roof to collapse. Several neighbors rushed to the home fearing the woman who lived there might be inside but she had left for work. Fire investigators say they don't see anything suspicious and believe the fire possibly started in the kitchen. One of the owners dogs died in that fire.
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Black Friday can turn into some great money saving deals
For those who love bargains, it is the thrill of the year.
For local businesses in Carbon County, owners are hoping that many local residents choose to shop local for their holiday gifts.
For those that have to make a profit off sales for the year, it is often the beginning of a month long frenzy to catch up with projected revenues.
For some it is the thrill of the hunt; for others it is a day they will never go shopping.
It is a bargain hunters dream, if one likes crowds, pushing, shoving and sometimes some verbal exchanges with other customers.
It is Black Friday; the day after Thanksgiving, supposedly the busiest shopping day of the year.
But the 2011 Christmas shopping season could well be a different animal. The deep recession hurt holiday sales for the last two years and this year it is anybody's guess about what may happen.
Some say the recession is easing, but many others say it is getting worse.
The bargains may have already come and gone, profits may already be lost for the year and whether the crowds that flow into stores as early as 4 a.m. in the morning may not be as large as normal based on what a lot of people are saying.
"I think people are still scared to spend money after the way things have gone in the last year," stated one downtown Price merchant. "But I am positive about this shopping season. I think people want a nice Christmas this year."
It has been a year of highs and lows in business circles. The stock market has gone up and down this year, with the lows coming this past summer when Congress could not make a deal on tax cuts vs. tax increases to lower the deficit. In the last few days the super-committee that was supposed to solve that problem, failed. Problems in Europe have led to fears that failing economys there could hurt America too. Unemployment nationally has been tough, although in Utah it has been better. However, locally with two mines closing in the last year, things are hard. With all the uncertainty, Black Friday could live up to its visual name. But what it is really named for is far from what its color denotes today.
The origin of Black Friday is up in the air when its history is examined. When Macy's Department store in New York began holding its annual Thanksgiving Day parade in the late 1920s people started to see the days between Thanksgiving and Christmas as being the days to "shop." Then sales began to appear on the day after Thanksgiving, traditionally a day that an ever more affluent society began to take off to make for a four day weekend. But then changes began in the 1960s that would make the day after Thanksgiving become something more than just another holiday shopping day.
So for over 40 years the day after Thanksgiving has been called Black Friday with no one really knowing exactly from where the term emanated. Its beginnings, ironic in terms of considering the economy this year, may have come from the term Black Tuesday which is what the day was called when the stock market crashed in 1929, starting the Great Depression. At that time the term black attached to something meant extreme chaos or stress.
On the other hand some say it is called Black Friday because, based on the way old business ledgers were marked with red for loss and black for profit, that was the day of the year when merchants began sales that would put them into the profitable column.
Thus in the mid-1960s the day became Black Friday because as retailers got ever more savvy about attracting buyers, they began the Christmas shopping season with ever more lucrative deals on merchandise on the day after Thanksgiving.
But that was in the far past, when it comes to innovation in shopping. The next step in the war of bargains between stores was to open ever earlier in the morning on that day, thus attempting to attract the biggest crowds, who would spend their money there first before they could go to a competitor.
And the opening times for some stores are changing. Some big box stores are actually open on Thanksgiving, while others are opening for the Black Friday sales at midnight, Thanksgiving night.
As it seems with all holidays, now even the Thanksgiving weekend of shopping has been exteneded into the next week by bookending the weekend with a day called Cyber Monday.
Apparently after shopping the weekend sales physically, shoppers then turn to their computers to look for items or fill in holes in their shopping lists which they could fill with their store hopping.
It's a weekend for bargains, lights on ceremonies, first glimses of Santa Claus and a time to gather around the family and have fun.
It's also a time to support local businesses and service providers. See the ads in this issue of the Sun Advocate for the huge savings at local stores and shops.


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Cape Cod residents each have a unique personality and sense of style. Custom closet organizers can showcase this uniqueness through the decisions you make on design and function.
Variation for the socialite. Are you the type who has a different outfit for every occasion, and a calendar that seems to be full of occasions? Normal closets usually make it difficult to find new clothes and accessories packed together along a single hanger rod. Custom closet organizers can contain innovative storage solutions like rotating tie racks and multi-level display rods. With custom closet organizers, you can rest knowing that your closet can keep up with the variation of your wardrobe.
Extra space for the outdoorswoman/outdoorsman. Many Cape Cod residents are active in the outdoors, and outdoor activities require lots of gear. Closet organizers can be personalized to keep gear which is used less often for annual trips on higher, less accessible shelves. This keeps your gear out of your way for most of the year, but when it's needed, you'll know exactly where it is.
Organized display for the beachgoer. Bathing suits don't take up much space, but that doesn't mean that you should be searching for lost bikini tops or board shorts every time you head to the beach. Custom closet organizers can be designed with special drawers specifically for beach gear, with built-in separators to keep your undergarments organized. Custom-designed shoe racks can also be designed to conform to your lifestyle, and I that means more room for sandals, so be it!
A friendly closet for kids. Personalized closet organizers can serve the dual purpose of making a child's room a cheerier place and making it easy to keep a clean room. Bright colors and easily accessible shelves make children more comfortable with their own closets while custom toy bins and built-in hampers make sure that everything has a place. Staying tidy can't get much easier than this.
Sophisticated style for the closet dweller. If you find yourself spending a lot of time in your closet choosing what you should wear, you should make sure that your closet experience is enjoyable. You take into account design principles when designing and decorating your living room or dining room, why not with your closet? It's a place you spend each morning, and like breakfast, a good closet can get your day off to a good start. Custom closet organizers can add a sophisticated, rustic or futuristic atmosphere to your closet, all depending on your design choices.


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2 U.S. Code § 2083 - Capitol Preservation Fund
(a) In general
There is established in the Treasury a fund, to be known as the "Capitol Preservation Fund" (hereafter in this part referred to as the "fund"), which shall consist of
(3) all surcharges received by the Secretary of the Treasury from the sale of coins minted under the Bicentennial of the United States Congress Commemorative Coin Act.
(b) Availability of fund
The fund shall be available to the Commission—
(1) for payment of transaction costs and similar expenses incurred under section 2082 of this title;
(2) subject to the approval of the Committee on Appropriations of the House of Representatives and the Committee on Appropriations of the Senate, for improvement and preservation projects for the United States Capitol;
(3) for disbursement with respect to works of fine art and other property as provided in section 2082 of this title; and
(c) Transaction costs and proportionality
In carrying out this section, the Commission shall, to the extent practicable, take such action as may be necessary—
(d) Deposits, credits, and disbursements
The Commission shall deposit in the fund gifts of money and proceeds of transactions under section 2082 of this title. The Secretary of the Treasury shall credit to the fund the interest on, and the proceeds from sale or redemption of, obligations held in the fund. Disbursements from the fund shall be made on vouchers approved by the Commission and signed by the co-chairmen.
(e) Investments
The Secretary of the Treasury shall invest any portion of the fund that, as determined by the Commission, is not required to meet current withdrawals. Each investment shall be made in an interest bearing obligation of the United States or an obligation guaranteed as to principal and interest by the United States that, as determined by the Commission has a maturity suitable for the fund. In carrying out this subsection, the Secretary may make such purchases, sales, and redemptions of obligations as may be approved by the Commission.
Source(Pub. L. 100–696, title VIII, § 803,Nov. 18, 1988, 102 Stat. 4609; Pub. L. 101–302, title III, § 312(b),May 25, 1990, 104 Stat. 245.)
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The Bicentennial of the United States Congress Commemorative Coin Act, referred to in subsec. (a), is Pub. L. 100–673, Nov. 17, 1988, 102 Stat. 3992, which is set out as a note under section 5112 of Title 31, Money and Finance.
Section was classified to section 188a–2 of former Title 40, prior to the enactment of Title 40, Public Buildings, Property, and Works, by Pub. L. 107–217, § 1,Aug. 21, 2002, 116 Stat. 1062.
1990—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 101–302, § 312(b)(1), struck out "subject to the approval, except for the purchase of fine art and antiques, of the Committees on Appropriations of the House of Representatives and Senate, respectively" after "The fund shall be available to the Commission".
Subsec. (b)(2). Pub. L. 101–302, § 312(b)(2), inserted "subject to the approval of the Committee on Appropriations of the House of Representatives and the Committee on Appropriations of the Senate," before "For improvement".
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Pub. L. 107–117, div. B, § 913,Jan. 10, 2002, 115 Stat. 2324, provided that:
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Digitalis Glycosides/Quinidine
This information is generalized and not intended as specific medical advice. Consult your healthcare professional before taking or discontinuing any drug or commencing any course of treatment.
Medical warning:
Serious. These medicines may interact and cause very harmful effects. Contact your healthcare professional (e.g. doctor or pharmacist) for more information.
How the interaction occurs:
Quinidine may increase the blood level of the digitalis glycoside (e.g. digoxin).
What might happen:
Your blood levels of digoxin may increase causing loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, headache, weakness, blurred vision, confusion, and a fast or slow or irregular heartbeat.
What you should do about this interaction:
Let your healthcare professionals (e.g. doctor or pharmacist) know that you are taking these medicines together. Notify your doctor if you are experiencing nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appetite, unusual fatigue, fast or slow or irregular heartbeat, or vision changes (e.g. blurred vision or yellow/green halos around objects). You may need to have your blood level of digoxin checked, and your dose may need to be adjusted. You may be more likely to experience effects from this interaction if you have liver problems or are elderly.Your healthcare professionals (e.g. doctor or pharmacist) may already be aware of this interaction and may be monitoring you for it. Do not start, stop, or change the dosage of any medicine before checking with them first.
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PAWTUCKET -- On a late March day in Fort Myers, Fla., Xander Bogaerts could have accepted what the lineup card stipulated and left it at that.
The Red Sox prospect and now the newest member of the PawSox, however, was comfortable enough in his own skin to approach the powers-that-be and show his eagerness and enthusiasm for the game he is paid to play.
According to one staff member, the sequence helped cast the player in a whole new light.
"He didn't want to be disrespectful," explained Andy Fox, Boston's minor league infield coordinator, who spent nine seasons in the big leagues. "Xander has that quiet presence about him."
Fox recounted that, back in March, Bogaerts had just returned to Boston's spring-training facility following a three-week stint with the Netherlands team in the World Baseball Classic. As he was less than 12 hours removed from stepping off a flight from Tokyo, Japan, where Team Netherlands saw its WBC pursuit end, the organization slotted him for DH duties to give him an easier day's work.
"He was still in big-league camp, but they sent him down just to catch him up," Fox said earlier this week from his California home. "Plus he had been playing third base in the WBC."
But Bogaerts wasn't looking to put in a half-day's work. He was seeking to get reacquainted with his natural position and the sooner the better – after the time he spent moonlighting as a third baseman during the WBC, he was ready to get back to his preferred position of shortstop, the sooner the better.
"It's hard to get back in a rhythm defensively if you're not taking ground balls where you normally play," Fox said.
Bogaerts wanted no part of the easy road, and Fox pinpointed exactly why.
"We're aware that he wants to be a major-league shortstop and he goes about it the right way," Fox said. "He understands the exposure to other positions in that it creates versatility, but he's so motivated to be a major-league shortstop that he's going to exhaust everything.
"No one is ever going to say that he didn't put the effort in."
There are two talking points that are usually the first to the surface whenever Bogaerts is mentioned among the usual observers of promising Red Sox farm hands. The first is to gush over his offensive production and the fact that he's the best position player to come up through the Red Sox system in a number of years.
Once that has been duly noted, the talk shifts to defense and how this 6-foot-3, 185-pounder "projects" better at the big league level as a third baseman. Only time will tell where this 20-year-old phenom will end up, but know this: Xander Bogaerts still has "SS" – not "3B" or even "DH" – firmly affixed to his name.
"I won't speak for everyone else, but as far as what we've seen, he looks like a shortstop to me," said Portland Sea Dogs manager Kevin Boles one May afternoon while sitting in New Britain's dugout.
The first time Fox saw Bogaerts up close was spring training in 2011 when he began his stint as minor league infield coordinator (Ironically, Fox inherited the position from current Pawtucket manager Gary DiSarcina). That March, Bogaerts was set to begin his second pro season after signing as an international free agent at age 17 in August 2009, a deal that came 2 ½ weeks prior to Boston agreeing to terms with a Cuban defector named Jose Iglesias.
Fox said his initial findings on Bogaerts were of the glass-is-half-full variety.
"Obviously you see the athletic ability and skill set. You see the hands and feet, but he was really raw. You felt, 'Gosh, if you can clean this and that up, he's got a chance,'" Fox remembers. "You can have the greatest stuff in the world, but if a player's not willing to put the work in and buy into the process … to Xander's credit he's done that."
Growing pains were mitigated due to Bogaerts' proclivity to not get discouraged by errors, which he committed by the bushel during his first two minor-league seasons – 21 errors in 59 games with the Sox' Dominican League operation in 2010 followed by 26 errors in 71 games with Single-A Greenville in 2011.
"What's great about Xander is that he never beat himself up. He was able to separate and say, 'Hey, I made a mistake now. I'm not going to make that same mistake again,'" Fox said.
While Bogaerts' totals were certainly high, they weren't as bad as the 56 errors in 126 contests committed by Derek Jeter in 1993, back when the New York Yankees legend was plying his trade in Single-A Greensboro. At that time, Fox was a third-base hopeful who was also climbing his way up through the Yankees' system after getting selected in the second round of 1989 MLB Draft.
Fox and Jeter were teammates in 1994 at Double-A Albany-Colonie before the pair moved on to Triple-A Columbus the following year. The former had a front row seat to see Jeter regroup – 54 errors between the '94 and '95 seasons – and has used the latter's willingness to overcome what was a glaring deficiency as a guidepost as to why the Red Sox did not overreact to Bogaerts' early struggles with the glove.
"If there was something that he couldn't do, then you say, 'Okay, maybe you move him to center field,'" said Fox. "You have to have patience when you see the skill set. Obviously Derek Jeter is Derek Jeter, but (what he endured) does create some patience because you see the skills that allow him to play shortstop."
While most comparisons between one player who is headed to Cooperstown with one that has one week of Triple-A experience would seem premature, there's one area where Fox feels Jeter and Bogaerts can be mentioned in the same sentence.
"I guess the only thing that's similar is each one's pace through the system," cited Fox about Jeter and Bogaerts, both of whom reached Class AAA as 20-year-olds. "Derek had a quiet presence about himself and I think Xander possesses those same characteristics with the energy he plays with and the way he engages with his teammates. For someone who's 20, he has a maturity about him that is hard to teach or hard to find at times."
Of the 662 big-league games Fox played in the field in the major leagues, 264 of them came at shortstop. Listed at 6'4", Fox was asked about the challenges that the 6'3" Bogaerts faces when manning this demanding position, which demands from its practitioners the utmost skill in everything from positioning prior to the pitch to making strong, accurate throws across the diamond.
"You're further away from the ground, so fundamentally he needs to get into his legs more. He's big, but he also has long legs, too," Fox explained. "It can be challenging, but because of his athleticism, he's now starting to have better body control. He knows where he should be, which is a good indicator because you can now self-coach him.
"You can throw someone 6-4 out there, but he may not have the quickness, agility or arm strength that Xander does, or the ability to stay within himself to not get all out of whack," Fox added. "In the beginning, we broke it down right from the setup to approaching the ball. His skills came across as very elementary in the drills, yet as you added some building blocks, you saw the consistency in one little thing that enabled him to move quickly on to the next thing."
To borrow a line from the Tom Emanski videos that were on a continuous advertising loop in the '90s, Fox feels Bogaerts' commitment to the game enable him to stay well ahead of the curve.
"He's a tremendous athlete, but to me he maximizes what he has, which allows him to play shortstop consistently," Fox said. "I think a lot of times, young players talk about wanting to play in the big leagues, which is obvious to anyone you come across. He's doing the things to get to the big leagues instead of talking about it. He wants to do the things to be a big-league shortstop, or just get to the big leagues in general."
There's no disputing how much Bogaerts has improved as a fielder – he made 21 errors in 119 games last year and thus far in 2013 has 10 errors in 54 games – but some have expressed that he still has to improve before being a finished product.
"The message I got from Andy is that Xander still has the habit of standing tall when trying to field groundballs," said Pawtucket's DiSarcina on the day Bogaerts joined his ball club. "It's about getting him into a consistent position where he can field the same way every time."
It's the duty of DiSarcina and Fox to liberally use their motivational sandpaper to smooth out the young infielder's rough edges.
That's why the words of Fox, who saw Bogaerts in person 15 times this season at Double A and is lined up to visit McCoy Stadium when the PawSox kickoff a homestand next Tuesday, carry much weight. Just like with Jeter, the 42-year-old Fox has an up-close view of what he hopes will be a sharp defensive turnaround. Such memories help him believe in a youngster who knows that the only way to improve is by not accepting shortcuts, such as DH'ing in a minor league spring training game.
"Sometimes you forget he's 20 just because of the way he acts, but the strides he's made have been huge," Fox said. "I've seen Xander the last three years and he makes every play that a major-league shortstop needs to make pretty consistently for his age right now."
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CLAYTON Golden shovels hit the dirt Thursday afternoon at the site of the former Frink snowplow factory, where construction on a new four-story luxury hotel is underway.
Several state representatives and local dignitaries came to celebrate a new chapter in Claytons history at the groundbreaking ceremony for the St. Lawrence riverfront 1000 Islands Harbor Hotel, a roughly $22.5 million project on the edge of the village.
The Buffalo-based Krog Corp. and Hart Hotels are aiming to open a 105-room, full-service boutique hotel and conference center next summer.
David P. Hart, president and CEO of Hart Hotels, said the developers have been working with Clayton officials for at least three years to make the project a reality and are excited about the prospects of opening a world-class facility in Clayton.
This would be the companys third Harbor Hotel. The others are in Portland, Maine, and Watkins Glen; the latter also was developed in partnership with Krog.
But long before the developers started talking with Clayton officials, the town government and Clayton Local Development Corp. had spent years preparing the once-industrial wasteland for redevelopment.
The two entities purchased the site where snowplows were manufactured for 70 years and removed as much as 20,000 tons of soil contaminated with petroleum from the 8.4-acre property with state grants and local funds.
It wasnt until 2010 that the property was declared clean and ready for development by the state Department of Environmental Conservation.
We could have sold the property four years ago for residential development, but that wasnt what the community wanted, said Paul E. Heckmann, chairman of the LDCs Frink Redevelopment Committee.
He and six other volunteers Jack Stopper, Christopher Matthews, Michael Brystol, Fred Jackson, Dennis Weller and John Kehoe put in numerous hours as volunteers seeking developers and talking with Krog to develop a plan that matched the communitys vision.
Mr. Heckmann said Mayor Norma J. Zimmer, town Supervisor Justin A. Taylor and LDC Chairman Larry Aubertine attended many meetings between Krog and the redevelopment committee.
Clayton also secured a $2.25 million Empire State Development grant for the proposed hotels construction, more than what the developers paid for the land $2.1 million.
Frinks waterfront and riverwalk remain public domain, and the rest 7.04 acres is owned by Clayton Harbor Hotel LLC.
There were some bumps along the road namely when the LDC, village and town boards unanimously agreed in September to end exclusive talks with Krog but Clayton officials ultimately chose Krog and Hart Hotels to develop the prime waterfront property.
Their facility will have a restaurant and bar, a ballroom for up to 300 guests, a business center, a riverfront patio, an indoor swimming pool and Jacuzzi and a fitness center.
The 1000 Islands Harbor Hotel is expected to create 90 jobs and Hart Hotels, which will be in charge of management and operation of the facility, eventually hopes to achieve a four-diamond rating from AAA.
Mr. Heckmann said the hotel project is just the beginning.
Clayton plans to install a dock with 56 transient boat slips between Frink and Washington Island, and Krog plans to build a dozen town houses on the east side of Frink in the near future.
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By COLLIN MCRANNSun Advocate writer
With summer's end approaching, local lawmakers continued to conduct county business at the last commission meeting.
New issues that faced the commissioners on the Aug 5 agenda included a money saving idea for better animal control as well as legality concerns with Sims Metal Management.
In an effort to combat limited landfill space as well as create a revenue stream, the county contracted with Sims Metal Management to hall its scrap metal away.
The deal allows the company to buy county scrap metal that Sims will then transport elsewhere.
However, Sims recently informed the commission that before the metal is paid for, the company needs a form signed that would guarantee the scrap to be free of hazardous materials.
According to Commissioner Bill Krompel, it is estimated that Sims took away around two to three hundred tons of scrap, which put the company in an obligation of about $10,000 to $15,000 to Carbon County.
The additional requirements for payment sparked concern among commissioners as the county was only informed about the matter after the deal was made.
"I'm opposed to signing this. It's larger than what was originally agreed on," said Commissioner John Jones during the meeting. "If they (Sims) get caught (with hazardous materials under the additional agreement), we're responsible."
Deputy county attorney Christian Bryner informed the commissioners that the only way to get the company to pay out right would be through a lawsuit.
But Bryner added that a better avenue might be to simply negotiate with the company.
As the issue was explored, it appeared that a mistake was made on the Sims' part as the company should have made the requirements apparent during the initial bid.
However it was not clear to county officials if the requirements were government or company regulations.
"We laid out an agreement. They agreed. If these are federal or state regulations, they should have been in the original bid," said Jones.
Krompel indicated that in the past, there have been no such hurdles, and was in agreement that the county should have been informed before bids were competed.
But Krompel pointed out that regardless, the county land fill does not accept the types of materials outlined, to begin with.
"The landfill doesn't accept this type of stuff. But it possible that it could make it in," informed Bryner.
Based on the issues, the commissioners decided to send a letter stating the county's position to Sims in the hope that an agreement can be reached.
"I'll be happy to inform them," said Bryner.
A new tracking program was also examined that could possibly save money on computer chips the county uses to identify lost animals that come into the possession of the local shelter.
The new chips are manufactured by a different company than the county's current provider. The devices about half the price at $4.95 per chip and offer the same performance.
Animal control officer Doreen McCourt presented the idea to the commission. McCourt said the program would involve up front costs, but she believed it can save money in the long run.
"I'm buying chips at least twice a month," said McCourt. "But Spanish Fork is using this system and they're really happy with it."
Jones, who is in charge of animal control, voiced support for the new program. He indicated that the savings could almost pay for the entire program.
"I would like to see a motion come out of this. We'll have to look into it," said Jones.
In an unrelated matter, financial information about county endorsed promotion projects was provided by Price Councilmember Kathy Smith.
Smith reported that the Sunnyside Rodeo only used $792 of its allocated $1,000 and returned the excess. Price city did not use its $640 and returned the money, and East Carbon City never claimed its $2,000 for Community Daze. Money in the amount of $7,000 was also given to the SHS group for a black powder shooting championship.
The only issue that the commission had with allocating money to promotion projects is that the county would like to see more involvement with the Business Expansion And Retention program (BEAR).
"I would like to see BEAR's recommendations," noted Jones.


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NORWOOD Its not just a parade. Its tradition. Its community. Its coming home.
Those were the recurring words from those participating in and watching the 78th annual Norwood Volunteer Fire Department Fourth of July parade.
With more than 900 participants, 25 floats, four bands and 15 fire departments, the parade continues to grow with the years, said parade Chairman Robert C. Haggett.
Mr. Haggett, who also is the manager of the Norwood Brass Firemen, started working on the parade in 2004 and became the lone orchestrator of the event in 2006.
It was only eight years ago that the parade was as small as 15 firetrucks.
That was the parade, Mr. Haggett said. What got my interest is this parade was pretty much dying out and people were saying, Boy I wish we could have parades like we used to.
The late Marlyn H. Edwards and Emmett W. Regan, former members of the Norwood Fire Department, were responsible for the parade in 1972, when Mr. Haggett joined the department. Thursdays parade was held in their memory.
Mr. Haggett said that as prominent members of the department, Mr. Edwards and Mr. Regan took pride in the parades and made them larger than life.
It was when every high school would come with their band, Mr. Haggett said. People were into their parades back then, and so I said, I can do this.
Part of that effort includes keeping some of the traditions.
We have started leading this parade with a huge 10-by-19-foot American flag carried by veterans, Mr. Haggett said. Well always do that.
But as the parade expanded, builders of floats looked to create themes. This years theme came from the world of Dr. Seuss.
From 8,000 to 9,000 bystanders cheered along the parade route and waved at Thing One and Thing Two, the Cat in the Hat and other Dr. Seuss characters that were brought to life for the parade.
Sitting with her yellow Labrador puppy, Hank, Pamela A. Napolitano, Massena, watched her grandchildren running around after the floats.
I grew up in Norwood, Mrs. Napolitano said. This parade is like coming back home. It reminds me of being a child.
She said one of things she enjoys most about the parade is the memories, reliving old ones and creating new ones.
I remember when I was a little girl and was on one of the floats with the Girl Scouts, Mrs. Napolitano said. Its all about the memories.
Maureen W. Triolo is a Norwood resident of 35 years and said the parade is a wonderful tradition.
We love it. It seems like every year, it is getting bigger, she said. If families are coming home, this is the weekend they do it.
Mrs. Triolo said one thing she would like to see more of at the parade is high school bands, something she said she hasnt seen as much of in recent years.
Norwood Assistant Chief Don T. Jarvis said the parade wouldnt be what it is without Mr. Haggett.
Hes a one-man show. He works on this from mid-April right up to the day of, Mr. Jarvis said.
The Fire Department appreciates the hard work and dedication he puts into this parade each year and the work he puts into helping the Fire Department and the community.
Following the parade were firemens field activities including lawn-mower racing and a demolition derby, along with rides for children.
Activities continued until dusk, when the fireworks display was set to begin.
That fireworks display costs the Fire Department $5,500, Mr. Haggett said. The department tries to get the community involved, and there have been a number of charitable donations to the annual event, he said.
For $2 to go into the field and have an afternoon of entertainment and helping the local Fire Department, that is what it is all about, Mr. Haggett said.
Additional donations to the annual event can be made to the Norwood Volunteer Fire Department, P.O. Box 231, Norwood, N.Y. 13668.
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The scene was chaos, barely controlled, at the Jefferson County Board of Elections on Thursday as candidates and party representatives handed in their last-minute party designating petitions in what may prove to be one of the livelier election seasons in recent memory.
More than 373 petitions were filed by the 5 p.m. deadline for county, city, town and village races.
As members of opposing parties rubbed shoulders in the lobby of the office, Republican Election Commissioner Jerry O. Eaton said he could not recall a greater level of interest or more political infighting in recent years.
Theres been a dramatic increase in the amount of competition in local races, especially among Republicans, Mr. Eaton said.
And the process is far from over, according to Democratic Election Commissioner Babette M. Hall. Both commissioners noted a flurry of Freedom of Information Law requests by individuals looking to inspect petitions.
We anticipate we may potentially have some challenges at the end of this week and early next week given the amount of FOIL requests and public visitors to our office, Mr. Eaton said.
Ms. Hall said there had been 18 FOIL requests submitted so far, most of them on Thursday. Mr. Eaton noted: Ive seen more people FOIL petitions today than in the four years Ive been here as commissioner.
Some of the most contentious races will take place at the town supervisor level, where it is rare to have primaries when there are incumbent candidates, he said.
In Cape Vincent, Republican Kirk E. Grant will run against incumbent Urban C. Hirschey on the Republican line.
In LeRay, Republican Walter H. VanTassel will run against his party counterpart, incumbent Ronald C. Taylor.
In Pamelia, Scott J. Allen will run against incumbent Lawrence C. Longway for supervisor. Both are Republicans.
In Theresa, Republicans Timothy H. Tanner and Steven Marcinkowski are set to run against each other for their partys endorsement before the winner faces off against Democrat Howard C. Schnettler Jr. in the general election.
For seats on the county Board of Legislators, there will be a primary race for the District 10 seat between Republicans Jeremiah J. Maxon and Jayson J. Jones before the winner goes up against Democrat Donna J. Bohn.
The seat is open this year after longtime legislator Michael W. Behling, R-Adams, announced that he would be stepping down when his term ends.
In District 6, Republican Jonathan L. Hirschey will be gunning for the seat of incumbent Democrat Michael F. Astafan.
Republican Patrick R. Jareo is running unopposed for the District 10 seat of Legislator Barry M. Ormsby, R-Belleville. Mr. Ormsby announced that he was retiring from politics this year after five terms on the board.
Running unopposed are Republican incumbents Michael J. Docteur, District 1; Robert J. Thomas, District 2; Philip N. Reed, District 3; Michael A. Montigelli, District 5; John D. Peck, District 7; James A. Nabywaniec, District 8; Robert D. Ferris, District 11; Chairwoman Carolyn D. Fitzpatrick, District 12; Scott A. Gray, District 13; Jennie M. Adsit, District 14, and Anthony J. Doldo, District 15.
Allen T. Drake, the boards only other Democrat, is running unopposed for District 4.
Gizelle J. Meeks, the deputy Jefferson County clerk, is running unopposed to replace her boss, Cheryl D. Lane, after Mrs. Lane announced she would not seek a second term this year.
In the town of Rodman supervisor race, Democrat Stacey Berry is set to run against Republican Gary R. Stinson.
Several candidates for town supervisor positions are running unopposed.
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The same humorous thought comes to mind when I think of the biblical account of creation. "For in six days the LORD made heaven and earth, the sea, and all that in them is, and rested the seventh day." (Exodus 20:11)
Uh, mr. creator, where'd you get six days? If we're agreed that you are God and you possess all the power there is to possess, why take six days to create anything? Even six seconds would be uncessesary. And if what the progressive creationists say is true, and God created the universe billions of years ago, let it evolve (and appear as though it happened by chance alone!), and then created man in the garden, you have an equally ridiculous scenario. It appears God preferred the company of trilobites for a much longer period of time than he has human beings. I wonder if we'll have as long as the dinosaurs had before he gets tired of us and seeks a new favorite species of amusement? But I guess that's another matter.
But why in the world would an omnipotent being wait for anything? Why do I have to wait on others? Why do others have to wait on me? I'll tell you why -- because I'm far removed from omnipotent many times over. If you ask me to edit a book, or bake you a cake, or make you a clay sculpture, it's going to take a while. But if I was omnipotent, I would do it for you instantly. I don't know about you, but I want less work, as little as possible. And if I can think myself and everyone else into the perfect existence, then I'll have no work at all. Work, effort, time, resources -- what meaning do these terms have except in a material world where impotency abounds? To apply them to an all-powerful deity is altogether inapplicable, and in this case, laughable.
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Unemployment in Jefferson and Lewis counties increased in April compared to the same month in 2012, while the number of jobless residents in St. Lawrence County fell, according to numbers released Tuesday by the state Department of Labor.
Compared to April 2012, unemployment in St. Lawrence County sank from 10.2 to 9.8 percent. Jefferson Countys rate increased last month from 10.2 to 10.3 percent, and in Lewis County it rose from 10.3 to 10.9 percent.
Compared to March, unemployment in April decreased in all three counties. The rate dropped from 10.8 to 9.8 percent in St. Lawrence County, 11.4 to 10.3 percent in Jefferson County, and 12.2 to 10.9 percent in Lewis County.
In contrast to April 2012, the jobless rate in upstate New Yorks 52-county region decreased from 8.1 to 7.6 percent last month. The statewide rate dropped from 8.1 to 7.3 percent over the same time period.
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(USA TODAY) - The 911 call stemming from Chad Johnson's alleged domestic assault incident with his wife, Evelyn Lozada, was released Monday.
In a phone call that lasts about four-and-a-half minutes, we hear Johnson's neighbor explain to the dispatcher that Lozada is in his home after "a little domestic dispute" that occurred 30 minutes prior.
The neighbor, who is calm throughout the conversation, then requests to have the police sent out of concern that Johnson might come to the house.
"I don't want the police to come with their lights on, but I just want them to come until everybody calms down," the neighbor says.
Johnson, who ultimatelywas released by the Miami Dolphins because of his arrest, was taken into custody Saturday night for allegedly head-butting his wife after she found a receipt for condoms in his car.
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2 garlic cloves, unpeeled
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1 cup fresh basil
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1/2 cup raw shelled pistachios, toasted
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