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COLTON - The 1940s and World War II in particularas relayed by town of Colton veterans, family members and othersunderpin the two-part Radio Hour shows being performed at Colton-Pierrepont Central School at 7 p.m. Thursday and Friday and at 3:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
During Part 1Stories of a Townof each performance showgoers will learn about the era based upon real-life experiences and recollections. During Part 2 the audience will be treated to the stage performance of The 1940s Radio Hour written by Walton Jones and directed by Karen Wells of Grasse River Players.
Stories of a Town, written by Bill Riehl with Mary Jane Watson as the historical consultant, draws upon oral histories done by Ms. Watson and other members of the Colton Historical Society as well as students at Colton-Pierrepont Central School. They also used materials from the Colton Museum and private collections. Mr. Riehl says everyone attending and participating in the show will receive a copy of the Radio Hour Show Program & Historical Guide, which includes snippets of information along with photos about being in the service and on the homefront in Colton during the 1940s. He believes although it is based in Colton the stories will be familiar to people throughout the north country.
The oral history project continues after the show. We want to keep learning and collecting historic materials for publications and other uses. During the show the names of Colton veterans who served during World War II will be read; and weve found photographs and newspaper stories for about half of them, Ms. Watson said.
Anyone with photographs or other historic information about Colton veterans can meet with Ms. Watson right before each show. She will have a scanner set up on site at the school to capture photographs, news stories, and other material people wish to contribute to the Colton Historical Society.
This is the second year in a row that the three producing organizationsColton Historical Society, Colton-Pierrepont Central School and Grasse River Playershave combined their interests to learn about a particular time period in the history of Colton and to perform a show about the era.
After successfully coming together in 2012 to produce Evelyn Riehls Sunday RockThe Folk Musical, the three organizations are committed to pursuing annual collaborative and intergenerational projects of historical, theatrical and educational interest to all three organizations. The continuing collaboration is referred to as The Sunday Rock Legacy Project. Copies of the program/guide from 2012 will be available in the lobby of the auditorium during shows for people interested in learning about life along the Raquette River in 1912 as well as the significance of the towns landmark Sunday Rock. Over time the organizations seek to incorporate knowledge and products developed through the annual project into educational materials for use by school teachers and students as well as historical organizations.
About half the $15,000 cost of the 2013 Sunday Rock Legacy Project is being covered by many businesses, organizations, families and individuals contributing in advance to make the show possible including three Major SponsorsBrookfield Renewable Energy Group, Canton-Potsdam Hospital and the Grasseroots Fund. The other half needs to be covered by ticket sales. Also during the shows commemorative shirts will be available to purchase.
Tickets can be purchased at the door before each of the four shows or in advance at four outlets: Northern Music and Video, 29 Market St. in Potsdam; The TAUNY Center, 53 Main St. in Canton; Colton Information Center at Stone Valley in the Museum at 95 Main St. in the hamlet of Colton; and the Raquette River Information Center on state Highway 56 in the hamlet of South Colton across from the Post Office. Tickets also can be requested by calling Scott Muller (315-244-9956) or be sending an e-mail message to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Anyone wishing more information about the show can call Ruth McWilliams (315-262-2450) or check the town website (www.townofcolton.com) and The Sunday Rock Legacy Project page on Facebook.
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At Brad Richards charity event recently, Henrik Lundqvist talked to the Daily News about the role that giving back to the community has in his life.
"It doesn't matter where you're playing, I think a lot of players feel like they have an opportunity to get a message out and to help out just by using their status. I think coming from Sweden, this was something I wasn't really used to. I mean I did some charity work, but coming here really opened my eyes in terms of charity work and how much I can do. I'm really impressed by how the Rangers do it with Garden of Dreams, how much time they put in, but also people who have 9-to-5 jobs, they put in a lot of effort to raise money for charities as well. And I think it's impressive."
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Monday, April 29, 2013
Jonny Wilkinson seals Man of the Match performance with trademark drop goal
The Heineken Cup Semi Final between Saracens and Toulon wasn't much of a spectacle, but there was one moment in particular that stood out, as Jonny Wilkinson snapped a well taken drop-goal to cap off a record breaking performance.
Toulon won 24-12 at Twickenham, booking their place in the final of the tournament, where they will meet the highly formiddable Clermont, who themselves beat Munster on Saturday.
Wilkinson was a clear winner in the battle of the boot, as he kicked seven penalties and an excellent dropgoal to get the better of young Owen Farrell. The England veteran may have played his way into the British & Irish Lions squad, while Farrell possibly played his way out of it.
The man himself played down speculation that he may make the tour, but those who have watched him over the last few weeks can see a man who has marshalled a team of stars to the top of the French Top 14, and now, a European Cup Final.
He has scored 45 points in the two knock-out games, kicking six penalties and a drop goal to defeat Leicester Tigers in the quarter final, and now this semi final record points haul of 24.
The pressure is now on coach Warren Gatland, who announces his squad tomorrow (Tuesday), as fans, pundits, and players all offered their opinions yesterday following the superb all round game by the 33 year-old world cup winner.
Reaction to Wilkinson's performance
"In my opinion the three 10's would be Sexton, Farrell & Wilkinson." - Dan Carter
"He is masterclass. If I was an Australian, I would say don't take Wilko for the Lions!" - John Smit
"As an Australian, it's good to be on Wilko's side for once when he scores a drop-goal. Many times Jonny's finished my World Cup hopes so I want to hate the guy – I've said this many times – but he's a great guy and great for the team." - Matt Giteau.
"In terms of Lions tours, they are all about the here and now. If Gatland is looking for a kicking 10 then it is pretty hard to argue against taking him. He's the best right now. In both the quarter-final and semi-final he has defined the game." - Dean Ryan
"If you need to play a game where accumulation of points is based on powerful and direct running of athletic and large players, is there a better No. 10 available? When Gatland announces his Lions tour party tomorrow it will be a mistake not to have Wilkinson in it." - Brian Moore
Below is the drop goal he kicked under pressure from Farrell, as well as the praise heaped on him by commentator Stuart Barnes. You can also view a short excerpt from his post match interview, and find out what he said to Farrell as they watched the ball sail through for another three points.
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If they want something different to those names being bandied around, I think he could be a seriously good pick. He might be towards the end of his career, but on present form I think he could be an excellent choice - he has certainly been superior to Farrell in every area aside from place kicking.
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That's rugby through and through. God I love this sport!!!
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Be Physically very hard, but always be fair.
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Jonny will tour eventually, has to, otherwise gatland is a fool
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Fire Preseason Check List:
* Some good wins
* Very few injuries
* Plenty of seafood
* Seeing team bond
* A trip to the adidas outlet for some new kicks
* A new found appreciation for salad
These have all been accomplished. Though as we come to the end of preseason, it occurred to me that not one prank has taken place.
Thankfully, Wells Thompson came through after last night's game and Michael Videira was there to capture it for us...
Sega assures me he's planning his revenge. Stay tuned, our last days in Charleston could be interesting...
Last August I wrote about Reid Strain, a forward out of the Fire U18 Youth Academy team who earned the chance of a lifetime when he was called up for the Puerto Rican senior team in their 2-1 friendly loss to World and European champions Spain.
Though he didn't play in that match, Strain appears to be a budding star in the Puerto Rican setup and tallied another goal for the nation's U-20 side this week during CONCACAF World Cup qualifying in Puebla, Mexico.
Trailing 1-0 to Jamaica on Tuesday, Strain tallied the 22nd minute equalizer below before the Reggae Boyz hit back with three second half goals to win 4-1.
WATCH: Reid Strain tallies for Puerto Rico U-20s
Now just 16 days away from Opening Night vs. the New England Revolution at Toyota Park, today we look at #16 Marco Pappa's first goal in a Fire shirt which came on Opening Day 2009.
Pappa of course joined the Fire on loan from Gutemalan side Muncipal in July 2008 but didn't make much of an impact as he adjusted to MLS in his first season.
With a new season ahead of him on this rainy and cold day at Toyota Park, Pappa warmed up Fire fans by taking advantage of Luke Sassano's misplayed header to first-time his volley off both posts before being ruled a goal in a 1-0 victory over New York.
Little did we know that the first goal of his Fire career would be a sign of things to come with his next 25...
Watch below and make sure to get your tickets to Opening Night on March 9 when the Chicago Fire welcome the New England Revolution to Toyota Park.
WATCH: Marco Pappa's Debut Goal for the Fire
...the Chicago Fire acquire Czech World Cup veteran Lubos Kubik via MLS player allocation.
Having already begun to build the basis of the 1998 double-winning squad by securing the likes of Zach Thornton, Francis Okaroh, Diego Gutierrez (1997 Expansion Draft), Peter Nowak (player allocation), Jesse Marsch (trade with D.C.), Chris Armas (trade with LA) and C.J. Brown (Supplemental Draft), the Fire made another big splash by signing the former Czech international.
Widely considered one of the best all-time defenders in MLS, Kubik would go on to be the lynchpin in the back for the early Fire squads, being named MLS Defender of the Year in 1998 and becoming a two-time choice to the league's First XI (1998-99). He also proved vital in helping to win the club's first three domestic titles (1998 MLS Cup, 1998, 2000 U.S. Open Cups)
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Sixteen years on from his signing, Kubik remains the most offensive defender in Fire history, tallying 19 goals and 25 assists in 88 competitive matches from 1998-2002 (current Fire player Gonzalo Segares is second with 12 goals and 16 assists in 206 competitive games). He was especially instrumental in the team's run to the double in 1998, scoring a combined four goals and one assist in nine U.S. Open Cup and MLS Cup playoff matches.
In 2005, Kubik was selected as the third member of the Ring of Fire, joining Peter Nowak and Frank Klopas in the club's Hall of Fame. As we celebrated our 15th anniversary last year, he was also an overwhelming selection to the list of the Top 15 players in Fire history, the #Fire15.
Na zdravi, Lubos!
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The Fire had a lot of youth representation in Charleston this past weekend...
Five Chicago-based Academy teams, along with three from the Indiana Fire Academy and one team from the Kentucky Fire Juniors all took part in the Carolina Challenge Academy Cup this past weekend.
The Chicago-based teams did best, going a combined 13-1-3 over the weekend and taking the tournament titles at U14, U16 and U18 level.
I took a break from first team training Monday to cover the U16 and U18 games. Read my recap here and check out select shots from their matches below...
As they have the previous two years, the Chicago Fire ventured to the Three Lions Pub inside Blackbaud Stadium for the 2013 Carolina Challenge Cup kickoff luncheon Friday afternoon. The Fire were joined by hosts the Charleston Battery and the Vancouver Whitecaps at the luncheon while Saturday's opponents Houston were set to arrive into the Palmetto State later on Friday.
As I walked around admiring the wall-to-wall memorabilia inside the pub, I realized there were more than a few reunions occuring in the room...
First off was Fire assistant coach Mike Matkovich catching up with defender Jay DeMerit. Matkovich led the Fire PDL side when DeMerit played for it in 2001 and even appeared in "Rise & Shine: The Jay DeMerit Story" to talk about his memories of Jay...
A little further down the way, I spotted a Tottenham reunion as Fire trialist Pascal Chimbonda met up with Whitecaps defender Young-Pyo Lee. The two often manned the defensive flanks together for Spurs while at White Hart Lane from 2006-2008.
Finally, just as I turned around, I spotted Fire midfielder Daniel Paladini talking to his former manager and current Whitecaps head coach Martin Rennie. The Scotsman was the one that brough Paladini to the second division Carolina RailHawks from Chivas USA in 2009 where the pair would spend two seasons together.
To finish the pleasantries Rennie, Fire head coach Frank Klopas and Battery manager Mike Anhaeuser did the annual trophy photo-op.
On to Saturday's first doubleheader featuring the Chicago Fire taking on the Houston Dynamo (if they show) at 4pm CT on Chicago-Fire.com. The Battery will host the Whitecaps in the second game at 6:15pm CT.
Was nice to wake up to this news this morning that U.S. international and current Aston Villa first-choice 'keeper Brad Guzan would like to return to MLS one day and potentially suit up for his hometown Chicago Fire.
A product of Homer Glen, Ill., Guzan was quoted as saying, "Hopefully, I will get the opportunity, when I'm finished playing in Europe, to go back and play in it.
"Especially being from Chicago, which has a team. I'd love to go back and play for the Chicago Fire in front of friends and family. That would be pretty neat."
Guzan of course teamed with current Fire forward Chris Rolfe on the Chicago Fire PDL side that went a near perfect 17-1-0 en route to the league's regular season championship that year.
Having played two seasons at the University of South Carolina, Guzan left college to sign with MLS and was picked second overall by Chivas USA in the 2005 MLS SuperDraft.
At just 28 years old and with the Fire having a 'keeper in Sean Johnson who is nipping at his heels for the number two spot with the U.S., Guzan won't likely return stateside anytime soon but would likely be a welcome addition for many a Fire fan down the road...
Touching down in Charleston earlier today, the team ate lunch and took in a bit of the Real Madrid/Manchester United Champions League match before heading out to their first training session in the Palmetto State.
Due to heavy rain in the area the past few days, the team's regular spot at Charleston Southern University wasn't in shape for a session so the squad ended up at Blackbaud Stadium's Training Field.
With this being our third straight year to Blackbaud, I've often wondered about the adjacent field which has the stadium on one side and a pond on the other... I wondered because when I saw it before, it had warnings about potential alligators.
Well, today I wondered no more as one of the resident gators (lets call him Charlie) was there to greet us and watch the entire 90-minute training session from just behind one of the goals. Luckily, everyone's shots were very accurate and on frame today...
Check out this video of the players reaction to Charlie and photos from day one of training below...
PHOTOS: Day 1 of Training in Charleston, South Carolina


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You can probably buy one cheap, though.
Hey everyone,
Who has a spare hard drive they don't use that is sitting around?? I'm looking for something like 120 gig or more. It's going to be used for an XP computer. Any help?? Thanx everyone..
I doubt anyone has a 120 gb hard drive laying around.
You can probably buy one cheap, though.
I don't have any type of credit card or anything like that to purchase. I did look at the drives though.
Find a retailer in your area. They will probably accept cash payments. I just bought a 120gig HD and it cost me $200NZ, roughly $120US. They are cheap as chips at the moment.
Does anyone know how to re-build the hard drive?? I know i don't know how to do it. I don't even have a clean room to open the hard drive. Even if i did i still don't know what kind of problems i'm looking for.
How do you even know you have a problem with your HD?
I just know.. If i get a new HD it would fix all my problems. It would most likely get rid of error messages, viruses that is impossible to get rid of.. And i would like an HD. If i can't get 120 i would settle with 40 gig..
Derek, your hard drive is good. You have no problems with it. Viruses are softwares and can be deleted. And you need an antivirus as pointed previously.
If you can't point a real, specific problem with the drive, so we can help you
if you are not willing to buy a drive on your own,
then there is no use on you posting here.
What kind of HD is it? There is a thing you can do called zero-fill. The maker of you're HD probably has a utility to do this. If you pull it apart, I doubt it will ever work again. What error messages relate to the HD?
i have a 20 gig that i will swap with you. You give me your 120gig and i'll give you my 20gig.
I'm just kidding....
I saw in compusa this weekend they were selling a 120gig harddrive for $129 or $139 but still 120gig for that cheap i dont even need one and i was tempted to buy one.
I'm 100% sure getting a new harddrive will NOT fix your problems.
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A police spokesman said an arrest has been made as part of the investigation into the deaths of two people found in a house fire in Oakfield, as well as two other fires set in the area.
OAKFIELD, Maine (AP) _ The fires happened before dawn Monday in the areas of Oakfield and Island Falls.
The bodies of a man and a woman were found inside the house. Two other fires were reported in Island Falls at Katahdin Forest Products and in a pickup truck.
Public Safety spokesman Steve McCausland said police have arrested 32-year-old Matthew Davis of Houlton at about 10:45 a.m. He was found in a stolen vehicle on the Beaver Dam Road in Island Falls and was taken into custody without incident.
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By MICHAEL OVERSONSun Advocate reporter
Mont Harmon leapt out to an early lead against Pinnacle and won 53 to 38. Better ball control by the Pirates played a big roll in the tempo of the game.
With turnovers plaguing both sides the score was low as each team struggled to find a pace suitable for their opponent. The Pirates lived up to their name as they stole the ball again and again from the Panthers.
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The first round of the 2014 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup kicked off across the country with seven matches (and a forfeit) Wednesday night.
Of note, three games went to extra time with two of those going to penalty kicks. One of the matches decided in a shootout was that of local side RWB Adria downing NPSL darlings Detroit City FC 3-1 on penalties after playing to a dramatic 2-2 draw.
Hot Time in Old Town's Sean Spence live tweeted the match from Livonia Stevenson High School in suburban Detroit where Adria took an early lead through Vlad Baciu in the 20th minute. Fueled by the always raucous DCFC partisans, the home side took a 2-1 lead with second half goals from Tyler Arnone and former Colorado Rapids defender Kevin Taylor in the 71st and 77th minutes respectively.
Baciu bagged a dramatic brace in the dying moments of regulation to send the match to extra time where both teams saw two players sent off and neither could find a goal in the 30 extra minutes. Adria played the spoiler connecting with three of their penalties to see out Detroit City FC and set up a return date to Detroit next week where they'll face perennial U.S. Open Cup spoilers Michigan Bucks next Wednesday, May 14.
Adria will be joined in the second round by another local Chicago side, Schwaben AC, who host USL PRO's Dayton Dutch Lions in Arlington Heights next Wednesday at 4pm CT.
These games should be of interest for Fire fans as the regional groupings make sense for a potential fourth round match up (where MLS teams enter the tournament).
Other Notes:
- The tournament saw it's first forfeit in a decade as USASA side Corinthians were forced to withdraw from their match against the San Diego Flash due to not being able to obtain international clearance for their players in time to play the match. TheCup.US has more information on this intriguing story.
- Kudos to U.S. Soccer for upping their coverage of the tournament this year by introducing a "Game of the Round" which streamed on the Federation's official site Wednesday night. The chosen match saw the USL Premier Development League's Western Mass Pioneers down USASA side GPS Massachusetts 4-1 to advance to the second round. Catch the archive of the match here.
- With the first round done and second round matches set, U.S. Soccer will conduct the tournament's third round draw at Soccer House in Chicago this afternoon. Chicago-Fire.com will once again be a witness at the festivities and have a full account of how the matchups happened later Thusday.
For more information on the 2014 U.S. Open Cup, please visit USsoccer.com and the tournament's unofficial site TheCup.us.
Buy early, buy often...
One of the club's big initiatives during the 2014 season has been the Pub to Pitch bus program. As the season continues gathering pace, the club has experienced a rise in demand for bus tickets. As a result, all supporters are encouraged to purchase their bus tickets at least three days in advance of each matchday in order to guarantee a seat on the round trip bus to Fire games.
"The goal of the Pub to Pitch program is to help sell out the stadium every game in order to provide an advantage for our boys on the field," said Fire Senior Vice President Mike Ernst. "Given our stadium location, we want to offer our supporters a convenient option for transportation to and from the match.
"Because we sold so many tickets so early, we were really happy to be able to run a second bus for The Atlantic and The Globe Pub route last Saturday. I think it is a harbinger of things to come regarding growth of the program, so be sure to reserve your seat early to guarantee a spot on the bus."
We want to see multiple buses running from each of our partner bars in the city every matchday. In short, if you're planning on coming out to the next home game on Sunday, May 18 vs. Sporting KC, buy your ticket now and encourage your friends to do so as well.
As an extra bonus, those that buy a Pub to Pitch ticket for next Sunday by 11:59pm CT tonight will be entered to win a limited edition Pub to Pitch scarf! See below:
To view a full schedule of departure times and to purchase your tickets, visit www.pubtopitch.com.
The Chicago Fire were honored to have a very special guest take part in the club's First Kick at Saturday night's game vs. Real Salt Lake.
Jack received a liver transplant from Lurie Children's Hospital when he was five months old. Now in Kindergarten, Jack is a healthy five-year-old who plays AYSO soccer with his team the Blue Bombers.
Check out this video of Jack's experience from Saturday's match:
With his goal in Saturday's match vs. Real Salt Lake, Fire forward Mike Magee continued to climb the club's goal scoring charts at an impressive clip.
The 22nd minute rebound on Harry Shipp's initial shot was Magee's 17th for the Fire in MLS play, tying him with footballing legend Hristo Stoitchkov at 10th on the club's all-time goal scoring list. But for his 63rd minute hit off the cross bar, Magee nearly moved into a tie for 10th on the list with Brian McBride, Dominic Oduro and Chad Barrett.
Here's an infographic detailing where Magee stands, with the important stat being how quickly he's gotten there compared to those around him.
As you can see from the chart below, nearly every goal Magee scores this year will move him further up the ladder, underlying that the club really hasn't had a long-term scoring threat since Ante Razov left the team after 2004. How high on the chart below do you think Magee can go by season's end? Tell us in the comments below.
|Player (Years)
|Games Played
|Ante Razov
|Chris Rolfe
|Josh Wolff
|Marco Pappa
|Piotr Nowak
|Dema Kovalenko
|Damani Ralph
|Nate Jaqua
|Jesse Marsch
|Brian McBride
|Dominic Oduro
|Chad Barrett
|Mike Magee
|Hristo Stoitchkov
Check out different angles and slow mo versions of Mike Magee & Juan Luis Anangono's first half goals from Saturday's match vs. Real Salt Lake:
Frank Yallop, Chicago Fire Head Coach and Director of Soccer
On if the Fire were the better team tonight
"No, cause they weren't. The first half was good, the second half we were totally out played. Very naïve from us. At some point you have to figure it out on the field. I can't do much from where I am at except make changes in certain things, the lineup, and get other players in, but you got to stand up and be counted."
On how frustrated he feels
"I feel terrible because I thought tactically we had it figured out. We did great in the first half, but the game is 90 minutes. You got to punish them with another goal, but I said at half time 'they are going to come at you because they're good.' I don't think we really wanted to win that game because we didn't show it. If we wanted to, we would have put our head through the ball, and be good at that stuff. We had a total collapse in a game we should have won."
On if the team broke down from Real Salt Lake's pressure
"They're a good side. They could have scored a couple first half [goals].The whole game is in ebbs and flows, we had some chances, took them, they had a couple, and Sean made two great saves. We've played eight games, we've not won yet. We got to go to a tough place next game, and we got to get a result."
On keeping morale high without getting wins
"We will find out next week. We've not had that happen to us collapsing like that in the second half. Take nothing away from them but we should see that game out, 2-1, even 2-2, but not 3-2. I got to figure out who is going to be punching and fighting the whole season, the whole 90 minutes."
On if there will be some changes for next week
"It's a bit early for that, but I would think so."
On if there was too much respect for Real Salt Lake
"They play a certain style of game. It's a possession game. We just kept going backwards and not stepping into people. We tended to drop and have low pressure, but that doesn't mean no pressure. You still got to try to win the ball back and then break. I don't want to be that deep, but we ended up that deep. You got to see that game through. We've got to be man enough to see that game through, and we didn't."
On positives from that performance
"We scored two goals. I guess that's a positive. When you lose it's sickening. It's very difficult to take. First half, Sean made some good saves and we played pretty well. Then a crazy 15-20 minute spell, we give the game to them, which is really disappointing."
Jeff Larentowicz, Chicago Fire midfielder and captain
On what changed from the first half to the second half:
"We stopped doing things in the second half that we did well in the first – we conceded ground, allowed them to play in our end, didn't connect passes once we had it, and if you do that against a good team they are going to beat you."
On how RSL was able to do that:
"They crowd the ball, they get a lot of numbers, and they're good at finding ways to keep possession. They make you work defensively, so once you get it you're tired and they wear you down. I don't think it was a conscious thing where we said 'alright let's hunker down,' we just have to defend and defend properly."
On how to move forward:
"This is a mental test for us. All the positives we've been putting on things, we can't do it any longer. It's been weeks and tonight it's a loss, it's not a game where can say we played a complete game and didn't get the points, we didn't. We have to look at the mistakes we made and move on. Like I said, it's a mental challenge; we can't go in the negative direction. The guys have to keep a positive attitude, guys have to honestly assess what they are doing personally to a man, go home and figure out how they are going to work harder and push themselves to have a positive attitude and push on. At this point it's difficult – you can go one of two directions and we have to push forward and have to expect that we can learn from our mistakes and move on."
Sean Johnson, Chicago Fire goalkeeper
On the result:
"I think it's obvious that it doesn't feel great, after we were up 2-0 and losing at home. I can't really describe the emotions right now; it's a difficult one to swallow at home, being up. We can't make excuses for it though. We were not good enough."
On the shift in the game:
"We have to search for answers. I don't know what happened, we were up 2-0 on cruise control, the game was in our hands and they scored one, they scored two, get the momentum and before you know it they won the game."
On what's next for the team:
"This was definitely a test for us. We've got to look at ourselves, there's no one for us to blame. We've got to look at ourselves in the locker room and come up with a solution. We keep digging a hole for ourselves, there's no reason at this point in the season we should be where we are - we should be close to the top of the table. We've had games in hand; off the top of my head we've had four games now that I feel like we should have gotten a win. Scratch the ties, we've taken a step back now with the loss. We've got to get back to training. We can't get down; we can't let something like this affect the mood of the team. We have to keep chugging along; we have a handful of games left, so we have to dig in."
On the difficulty of staying positive during the winless streak:
"This is our job, professionally, game in and game out we have to have the same attitude and find a way to win games, plain and simple. We've been through everything tactically, physically and mentally I think now we have to find what it takes to win these games."
On the coach's reaction to the loss:
"Obviously we're not happy with ourselves and the coaching staff is obviously disappointed with the result – there's really not much more to say. There's disappointment all the way around."
Dan Haiek and Matt Doyle talk all things Harry Shipp and break down his rookie season.
It's Throwback Thursday on the Social Media which lines up for an interesting moment in Fire History that occured this week in 2001.
Coming up on the end of his career, legendary U.S. international Eric Wynalda was acquired by the Fire in a trade with New England that sent John Wolyniec and a 2002 SuperDraft pick to the Revolution on May 3 of that year.
At the time, Wynalda was the all-time leading goal scorer for the U.S. Men's National Team (34 goals) but injuries and national team commitments had kept him from really making an impact for his previous MLS clubs in San Jose, Miami and New England.
Bolstering a Fire attack which already featured the likes of Ante Razov, Hristo Stoitchkov, Piotr Nowak and DaMarcus Beasley, Wynalda joined the team a month into the campaign and took just two days to score his first goal for the club in a 2-0 win over Tampa Bay on May 5. That goal was the first of 10 he scored in less than a full season with the Fire (the first time he'd done it since the inaugural MLS campaign in 1996). He also added two more in the Open Cup and a single marker in the MLS Cup playoffs.
That would be his only season with the Fire and curtain call in MLS but his double-digit goal campaign makes him one of just seven Chicago Fire players to achieve the feat. (Can you name the others? Answer below the photo...)
Though he played only one season for the Fire, Wynalda went into the National Soccer Hall of Fame as a Fire player in 2004, joining former U.S. teammates Paul Caligiuri and Mike Windischmann as well as Women's National Team legend Michelle Akers in that year's induction class.
ANSWER: All-Time Chicago Fire double digit goal scorers: Ante Razov (1998-2000, 2002-2003), Damani Ralph (2003-2004), Eric Wynalda (2001), Josh Wolff (1999), Dema Kovalenko (2000), Dominic Oduro (2011), Mike Magee (2013)
After yet another draw against the Revs last time out, the Fire head into May without a win. The first of four grueling matches this month is against Real Salt Lake at Toyota Park on Saturday evening (7:30pm CT on My50/TWCSC). Both teams enter this game with sour tastes in their mouths after the way their last matches ended and I expect it to be a frantic first 20 minutes or so. Here are some things to look out for from a tactical perspective.
Replacing Quincy – how will coach Yallop adjust to the loss of the team's top scorer?
Perhaps the most important outcome of the match against New England last time out was the red card and one game suspension for Qunicy Amarikwa, the team's top goal scorer and most consistent attacking threat this season. Replacing Amarikwa is no easy task, especially because his partnership with Mike Magee was just starting to bloom, but the Fire coaching staff does have plenty of options.
The most obvious and like for like switch would be for Juan Luis Anangono and act as the target striker with Magee playing behind him. Anangono has come off the bench on a consistent basis this season and will be looking to avenge his injury time penalty miss against New England.
A more likely scenario however would be for either Victor Pineda or Benji Joya to start in place of Amarikwa. Both players are comfortable playing in the forward roles and Joya especially would relish a chance to start in his more natural position instead of a wide one where he began the season.
Playing with either Joya or Pineda up front would also allow the Fire to continue to play a target-less striker formation, something that has worked to date this season. That being said, Frank Yallop could also decide to start Joya or Pineda in one of the wide positions in an attempt to combat RSL's midfield diamond, as I will explain below.
Don't be too distracted by the obvious – Plata and Saborio are the clear danger men but Luke Mulholland makes RSL tick
Many will argue RSL's unbeaten start to the season is down to players like Joao Plata, Alvaro Saborio or Javier Morales making the difference but the player who has had possibility the biggest impact this season is Englishman Luke Mulholland.
Mulholland plays on the outside of RSL's compact midfield diamond, with Ned Grabavoy operating on the other side. In attack, Mulholland can provide balls into the area from a wide position but he also excels at making late runs into the box where he often finds space due to defenders concentrating on RSL's more known attacking threats.
Defensively, Mulholland provides cover for his full back and does not get caught up the field often in transition. The Englishmen has chipped in with two goals and one assist in four starts this season and acts as the youthful spark in a midfield containing veterans such as Kyle Beckerman and Javier Morales.
Mulholland is also very versatile, with he and Grabavoy able to operate comfortably on either side of the diamond. To combat this, I could see the Fire drafting Matt Watson or Logan Pause in to pack the midfield, especially against RSL's narrow formation. Watson or Pause could play alongside anchor Jeff Larentowicz or a bit higher up, perhaps alongside Harry Shipp or Alex in a 4-1-4-1 formation.
In last week's match against Vancouver, RSL overran the Whitecaps midfield for much of the first half. Putting an extra body in the middle on Saturday night would ensure the same thing doesn't happen to the Men in Red.
Exposing RSL on the flanks – proving an attacking threat from both wings
Since the return of Patrick Nyarko to the starting eleven, the Ghanaian has been a one-man wrecking crew down the right hand side for the Fire. Nyarko has also combined well with right back Lovel Palmer in attack – something we saw work in the Fire's favor against New England two weeks ago.
Due to RSL's narrow formation, they can be exploited on the wings, where the full backs are sometimes left isolated. Nyarko and Palmer should thrive against this type of formation but for the Fire to take full advantage, the team needs to also have a consistent attacking threat from the left.
As mentioned in previous previews, left back Greg Cochrane has excelled in the absence of Gonzalo Segares and is always looking to get forward to support the attack.
In recent matches, Harry Shipp has drifted inside from his wide left position to great effect but against RSL, whoever occupies the wide left position must try to take advantage of their narrow midfield by attacking from wide. With the center of the park sure to be busy, if the Fire focus their attack in the wide areas, it could result in the team picking up its first win of the season.
Prediction: It was a long time coming, but the Fire finally pick up three points – 2-1 Fire with goals from Mike Magee and Patrick Nyarko.
Stephen Piggott is a contributor to Chicago-Fire.com. Follow him on Twitter @Irish_Steve.
WATCH: Kevin and Jeff preview Saturday's game vs. RSL
Michael Cox is a writer and the man behind Zonal Marking, the tactics nerd utopia of soccer content. For years, ZM's straight-to-the-point style has illuminated the tactical sub-matter of important matches and identified the trends dictating soccer set-ups around the world.
We went back and forth on the 4-1-4-1 formation, national trends, and MLS's best tactical role model.
Ben Schuman-Stoler: The Fire have experimented this year with a 4-1-4-1 formation, which has morphed in certain times into the more familiar 4-4-2, 4-3-3, 4-5-1, and 4-2-3-1 set ups. Can you say a little bit about the 4-1-4-1 in general? What are its weaknesses and strengths? Are there any teams in recent memory you can recall employing it consistently?
Michael Cox: The 4-1-4-1 isn't particularly fashionable, but part of this is because managers will always call it a 4-3-3 - a 4-3-3 is basically a 4-1-4-1 when it's without the ball. But 4-3-3 sounds much more exciting, so you'll rarely get a 4-1-4-1 hailed as a brilliant system.
The major problem is the fact the lone striker can become isolated, although the opportunity to get midfield runners forward means this shouldn't be too much of a problem if he can drop deep, link play and hold up the ball. That said, the importance of the midfield runners getting forward means the holding player has a huge responsibility without the ball, and can often become overrun at defensive transitions, particularly if the opposition get two players either side of him - he doesn't have the comfort of a partner.
BSS: Is there also anything different a back four (in particular the outside backs) have to keep in mind in a 4-1-4-1 compared to a 4-4-2 or 4-2-3-1?
MC: I think the major difference is that the full-backs have to be able to track the opposition's winger inside. If you're in a 4-2-3-1 and you're dealing with an opposition 4-2-3-1, your two holding midfielders can deal with (a) the opposition number ten and (b) a David Silva-like character drifting inside. With the 4-1-4-1 he'll become overloaded, so your full-backs have more responsibility to move inside and stop him.
BSS: What are your thoughts regarding national-specific or league-specific tactics? Do they ever develop naturally and therefore uniquely for that country/league? Could the ideas developing in the MLS affect the U.S. National Team, and ever add to their chances of international success? In what way has MLS changed or not changed your understanding or appreciation of American soccer and tactics therein?
MC: This is an interesting question. I think it's generally top-down, to be honest - the national side gets success and influences lots of the domestic sides. The best example is Chile - Bielsa went there before the last World Cup, brought in 3-3-1-3 and heavy pressing, and that trickled down to the domestic sides, particularly Universidad de Chile. Now they all play that way, Chile have an identity, and Uni's old coach Sampoali is now the Chile manager, picking lots of his old players for the national side while simultaneously continuing with the Bielsa approach. I gather something similar has happened in Ghana with 4-2-3-1 and counter-attacking play. Really, I think the best way for the USA to arrive at something similar is for Jurgen Klinsmann to come up with something interesting, which then trickles down. It would be tough for him to accommodate MLS-specific tactics on the world stage against more 'advanced' European approaches.
BSS: I'm curious about the ways in which tactical ideas travel across countries. Recently Manchester City's American project nabbed Jason Kreis from Salt Lake City. He's currently doing 6 months at the Etihad to learn and bring their ideas to the States. What do you think MLS's opportunity is with regards to "market research"? How are tactical ideas developed on their own in certain leagues vs. affected by worldwide trends or coaching lineage?
MC: Hmm, that's such a tough question, you could probably write a whole book about it, to be honest. I think the main thing to consider here is that ideas now travel faster than ever before because of the internet etc, and also because coaches and players travel to different countries more than ever before. The globalization of football in the past 15 years or so means theoretically, there should be less boundaries in this respect.
To me it seems logical for an MLS club to look to the Premier League. American soccer seems quite physical and in a certain sense quite basic tactically, and of the major European leagues the Premier League is probably quite a good fit.


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By KEVIN SCANNELLSun Advocate sports reporter
In a tournament setting, playing doubleheaders on hot and muggy afternoons is one of the many obstacles teams must overcome if they want to be state champions. For the Helper American Legion Baseball team, a long grueling season may just have caught up to them in the end.
Helper completed a long season with an 11-8 defeat in nine innings to Tooele. The loss left Helper with a third place finish which matches their finish from a year ago.
Tooele advanced to the championship series where they were defeated by Stansbury.
Helper head coach Jeff Cisneros said his team could have given up and called it a season but they didn't want to go down without a fight.
"We could have called it quits and just got our butts kicked out there, but the guys fought back and didn't quit," Cisneros said. "Pitching at this time of the year gets short for everyone in the tournament and it did for us."
Tooele beat Helper 8-6 last Tuesday which sent Helper into the losers bracket. The loss was especially tough for Helper after they ran out to a quick 5-0 lead in the first inning. Not fazed by the large deficit, Tooele battled back and tied the game at 6-6 in the bottom of the second inning. The Tooele offense did just enough over the rest of the game while the pitching held Helper in check for the win.
Facing elimination, Helper defeated West Jordan 12-7 on Wednesday afternoon. Dakota Cisneros pitched six strong innings and the Helper offense got on the board with a barrage of runs including a bases loaded double by Ridge Nielson.
With the win over West Jordan, Helper advanced to play Taylorsville in a nine-inning game. Backed by seven innings from pitcher Tyson Roper, Helper defeated Taylorsville 9-4 to set up another game with Tooele. Nielson had another strong game with two doubles and a triple. Derek Young added a few hits to help get Helper the win.
In the final game against Tooele, Cisneros said the team was dealing with fatigue with their pitching rotation. He called upon Colton Greener, who played on the USU Eastern Prep team, to start the game. Greener pitched three innings allowing no runs but Tooele broke through in the fourth. Facing a 6-0 deficit, Helper finally got their offense going as they scored five runs to cut the Tooele lead to 6-5. Unfortunately for Helper, they could get no closer. Tooele scored runs over the next few innings while keeping Helper from starting any rallies en route to their 11-8 win over Helper.
"Tooele just kept hitting the ball all game long against us," Cisneros said noting Tooele had a roster of older players with a lot of experience.
Despite the tough ending to their season, Helper has plenty to be proud of. They finished third at state and despite their struggles on the road, they went undefeated at home while playing at the Carbon High and USU Eastern ballfields.
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Wednesday, February 6, 2013 – Wednesday, December 31, 1969 at 2 p.m.
Career Services (WH 113)
Come and learn how to make the most of your interviews and/or table talk at Public Interest Career Day & Careers in the Law. This interactive event will cover any and all of your questions about Public Interest Career Day & Careers in the Law. Topics can include networking tips, table talk, what to bring, when to arrive, and how to respond to employment offers. The 4:00p.m. program features Kristin Rizzo ('06) from The Rizzo Law Firm, who will speak about networking tips and how to table talk. This event is co-sponsored with Alumni Relations.


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SLE390 - Professional Practice in Bioscience
Unit details
|2016 unit information
|Enrolment modes:
|Trimester 2: Burwood (Melbourne), Waurn Ponds (Geelong)
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|EFTSL value:
|Cohort rule:
Must be enrolled in S320, S321, S323, D311, D321, D331 or D372
|Unit chair:
Sharon La Fontaine
STP010 and must have completed 12 credit points
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|Contact hours:
10 x 3 hour seminars per trimester. Online study modules via CloudDeakin. Work experience must be commenced by the end of August and completed by the end of September. All students are required to participate in the Career Development seminars and OH&S in-class quiz.
Enrolments after commencement of trimester is subject to Unit Chair approval.
In this unit the development of generic, employment-related professional skills in the fields of biological and biomedical science will be achieved through a combination of preparatory classes/seminar sessions together with a minimum two-week placement or for a negotiated period to a minimum of 80 hours within a relevant, course-related organisation, arranged in consultation with the unit chair. During the placement students will be encouraged to consolidate or enhance existing professional skills.
The series of professional development seminars will include: identifying and developing personal and employment-related skills, such as job and resume preparation and interview techniques; developing research skills; and developing written and oral communication and presentation skills. In addition, issues of occupational health and safety and harassment and discrimination in the work place will be covered from both the employer and employee's perspective.
3 assignments (one is a complete job application; one is based on communication skills; one is based on articulating graduate capabilities in the context of the work placement) (20%, 20%, 25%) 65%, employer evaluation 15% (for completion of 80 hours work placement and satisfactory employers' evaluation report), 1 x oral presentation 20% (mock interview). To be eligible to obtain a pass in this unit students must complete 80 hours volunteer work with a relevant, course-related organisation.
Unit Fee Information
All Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP), fee paying undergraduate and pre-2016 commencing students
Unit fee information available soon
2016 commencing International and full fee paying postgraduate domestic students
Your units are priced based on the course you are enrolled in. Please refer to the current year's course entry to estimate the unit cost.
You can calculate the cost of each unit by using the following calculation:
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Introduction to the PER (Practical Experience Requirement)
If you are new to the PER and want to know more about what it is and what you need to do, our video is a great place to start. Alternatively, you can read more about the PER here and by using the links within the 'Additional PER information and support' section.
The video provides an overview of the PER and explains:
- the amount and type of experience you need to gain
- performance objectives and challenge questions
- what a workplace mentor is and how to choose one
- how to record your experience.


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Oakdene Forest is part of our Go Active+ Breaks Collection, set amidst picturesque surroundings and boasting the stunning scenery of the Hurn Forest and Castleman Trailway on the doorstep. Oakdene offers you an unforgettable family holiday filled with as much relaxation or adventure as you choose.The 26km Trailway is a paradise for lovers of walking and cycling, whilst Oakdene's superb selection of facilities promises something for everyone. With Waterwalkerz, archery, Body Zorbing and a state-of-the-art gym among the diverse array of exciting ways to get active, and a large indoor pool, sauna and steam room for relaxing, you'll be spoilt for choice.Further afield the wonderful white sands of Bournemouth's beaches and Boscombe's famous number among a host of scenic and cultural attractions.
This park has:Indoor heated pool with 34m flumeOutdoor pool with water jetsSauna, steam room and spa bathFitness centreGo Spa*Bars and entertainment suiteGo Eat Café/restaurantPool* and table tennis*Amusements*Go Juniors (3-7s)*Children's outdoor play areaCrazy golf*Fishing† (closed season Mar 15–Jun 15) (licence required)Shop with bakery and off licenceLaunderette*Go+ ActivitiesAeroball*Climbing wall*Den building*Go Active gym classes*Horse riding*†Laser clays*Off road adventure*†Pedal balance bikes*


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By JAYDON MEADPrice BLM office
The Bureau of Land Man-agement (BLM) Price Field Office received grants from the Recreation Trails Program for the San Rafael Swell OHV Trail-head kiosks, and Little Wild Horse Canyon Trailhead Project. The kiosk grant will give the BLM the opportunity to build and install some improved kiosks in highly used areas in the San Rafael Swell.
The kiosks we have chosen to build are heavy duty three-tier kiosks. The kiosks will not only last longer, and hold three times the information, but they will look more professional.
The information that we will put on the kiosks is a map of the area with a marker indicating where the kiosk is located (so people will know where they are), information about nearby recreational opportunities, how to get to different sites, and motorized opportunities. The kiosk will share Tread Lightly posters with special rules about camping, staying on designated routes, and tips on how to leave no trace. Plants, animals, and geology that may be seen nearby will be high-lighted, and there will also be information on the wilderness study areas, and other land desig-nations nearby.
Kiosks will be installed at Little Wild Horse, Temple Mountain, Behind the Reef, Swaseys Cabin, Exit 131, Black Dragon, Justensen Flats, Bellevue Flat (near Coal Wash), and possibly the Green River Cutoff road off of Highway 6.
The BLM has held a few volunteer projects already and have been making progress in getting these large kiosks built. Local off-highway vehicle clubs have been very supportive in participating with this project and the BLM would like to thank them. We look forward to con-tinuing to work on kiosks with them and other volunteers until they have all been built and in-stalled.
We have a few kiosks that are ready to be installed, and have started others. Building kiosks will continue February 15th at the BLM Price Field Of-fice. On March 1st and 2nd we will start installing these kiosks, and finishing them in the field. Anyone interested in participating with this project, or with questions, please contact Jaydon Mead at the BLM Price Field Office (435-636-3646).


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I'm new to this and would love to share a pic of my dog Argos, but have not been successful yet! So here's the story. We've been a one dog household (me + boyfriend) for a couple of years now. Argos is almost 2 years old, 90 lbs, and super friendly with people. Up until recently he's been cool with other dogs too, but we unfortunately were put in a situaiton where 4 loose dogs ran up to us making us both nervous, and he hasn't quite been as trusting since.
So this weekend, we unexpectedly ran into a little 40pound 2-3 year old female who we conneced with and is in need of a home (through a rescue group, nileydogrescue.org) and are setting up a trial run to see how they get along and determine if we will be able to adopt her permanently. She is not dog aggressive and although seh was found on the street, she does not seem to have had any fighting in her past. At least there are no tell-tale signs of anything like that, thankfully.
So here's the plan. We were going to have Argos on a leash waiting outside when she arrives and take them for a walk around the neighborhood to meet, so it's not on "his" turf. That way we each have a dog, we have the control and they can more gradually meet in a more neutral place. He is generally very obedient, especially if we have a toy or a treat in our possession. After that we were planning on having them come into the house with us. Should the leashes remain on? We were thinking maybe move into the backyard so they can meet in a safe area where we are still somewhat in control. We are trying to set this up for success as it would be awesome for them to have each other as playmates. Does this plan sound ok? Are there other precautions we should be taking that I may not have thought about? She's arriving on Thursday night, and I'll be taking the day off after she arrives and then of course teh weekend, so one or both of us will be present the vast majority of the time. If we were to have to leave we would put her in a crate (until we can trust that she won't tear things up and that they are used to each other) separated on a lower level and have him in his normal state of being able to wander the house on the upper level. We are also planning on feeding them separately. I'm hoping for some feedback, to make sure I haven't missed anything obvious, and also ensure that we are giving everyone involved the best chance of this working out. I'm aware that they just might not get along, but here's hoping! I would love to be able to welcome this little lady into our home! Thoughts?


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MGH Hotline 4.2.10
In General Awards and Honors
Three MGH faculty members will receive the 2009-2010 Harvard Medical School (HMS) Excellence in Mentoring Awards. Anne Klibanski, MD, chief of the Neuroendocrine Unit and director of the Center for Faculty Development, is the recipient of the William Silen Lifetime Achievement in Mentoring Award. Klibanski previously was honored by HMS with the 2004 A. Clifford Barger Excellence in Mentoring Award. Steven Safren, PhD, director of Behavioral Medicine, is being recognized with a 2009-2010 Barger Award, and Rochelle Walensky, MD, MPH, of the Division of Infectious Diseases, is a recipient of the Young Mentor Award. The awards will be presented at a ceremony June 1 from 4:30 to 6 pm in the Carl Walter Amphitheater at HMS.
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New actions taken by the Carbon County Commission on Aug. 19 will lower the minimum dollar amount it takes for the county to put its jobs out to bid. Up until this week, $12,000 was the minimum amount a job needed to cost in order for it to go to bid, but in light of a more dire economic situation, this minimum was lowered to $1,000.
According to Commissioner John Jones, up until about two years ago it was actually difficult to find contractors who were willing to take on such small jobs, let alone go to the trouble of bidding on them. However, now that work is becoming increasingly scarce contractors have demanded an equal playing field.
Many smaller jobs the county encounters involve emergency work, or jobs that need be done in a timely manner and on a flexible schedule. Therefore the county will be compiling a list of qualified contractors who wish to be on call for emergencies at all times.
Since the county encourages local contractors to bid, and since they typically are more available should something go wrong post construction, locals are given a 10 percent buffer on bidding, pending they have the capacity to do the work.
Difficult economic times have hit other industries around the county as well, which in turn has cost the county in tax revenues.
Hidden Splendor Resources approached commissioners with a request to lower its taxes rates for 2008 because they believe their tax evaluation for the year was overly optimistic.
In 2007 the company paid $8 million in taxes to the county, but because they planned to upgrade their Horizon Mine facilities, increasing output substantially, taxes for 2008 came to around $42 million. However, over 2008 and 2009 coal prices fell and the mine was not able to produce as much as planned. To date the company has paid around $25 million of its 2008 taxes. By comparison Splendor's taxes for 2009 were down to around $10 million.
Commissioners informed the Splendor Resources representative that legally they cannot lower their tax rates for previous years, or provide a refund, but they can accept the $25 million as paid in full for the year in question. The company agreed, and pending legal statement, the county will accept $25 million for 2008 from Splendor Resources.
In conclusion, the Pet Point animal tracking system was also approved on the grounds that it will cost about half as much as the county's current tacking system. The tracking system uses microchips to track and identify lost animals.
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