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Colon came within seven outs of a perfect game on Wednesday afternoon, before giving up a two-out single to Robinson Cano in the seventh inning of the Mets' 3-2 win over the Mariners.
Colon left a 2-2 fastball elevated on the outer half of the plate and Cano served the pitch into left field, dropping it well in front of Eric Young Jr.
"You're a little disappointed when they get a hit, but that's what they're trying to do," Colon said through an interpreter. "They're trying to get a hit and break up the no-hitter."
New York manager Terry Collins went one step further than disappointment. He was certain if Colon was able to get Cano to finish off the seventh he would have completed the perfect game. Collins was the Mets manager when Johan Santana ended New York's franchise drought without a no-hitter in 2012.
"No doubt. There is no doubt in my mind that if he got by Cano he ramps it up. You see it a lot," Collins said. "But you know, great game by him."
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"I don't know anything about that," Colon said. "Those are decisions for the upper management and you can't control that stuff."
Colon retired the first 20 batters he faced before Cano's single. Colon then had to hold on as Seattle rallied in the eighth and came within inches of tying the game on Brad Miller's RBI double that hit off the top of the wall.
Colon (9-8) improved to 13-1 all-time at Safeco Field, including his dominance of the Mariners when he was pitching for the Angels. Seattle had no answers for the rotund right-hander, who gave up two runs and three hits in 7 1-3 innings.
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Why aren't power prices falling?
OPINION: From the "history always repeats" department come recent breathless reports that allegedly "lift the lid" on over-charging for electricity over the past 25 years.
Actually, there's nothing new about this claim. It's just that a new generation of journalists has caught up with it.
The argument is this: electricity companies have continually revalued their assets upwards and raised their tariffs accordingly, to reflect reasonable rates of return on capital.
It's a disarmingly simple argument. But it doesn't stack up.
The revaluations were prompted by the fact that every new power station produces electricity at greater cost than the last one. Power prices have been rising to reflect the cost of the next unit of supply.
Of course, many see this as a self-interested scam in a vertically integrated industry that faces no competition from overseas and comparatively little in New Zealand, in what looks like the same cosy arrangements as are alleged of banks and petrol stations.
This version of reality says that if everyone's charging the same price, they must be colluding. The trouble is, the opposite is true of commodities like mortgages, petrol and electricity.
That's why the Electricity Authority's hugely successful "What's My Number?" campaign seeks "price convergence", where every power company charges much the same because price gougers lose customers.
Some critics believe power companies should base their prices on what their assets cost to build - another flawed argument, since no other industry operates that way. They price on the basis of supply and demand and hope to make a margin.
The reality for most of the past 27 years, since the New Zealand Electricity Department stopped being a government department and started being a business, is that demand for electricity has risen.
That meant new power stations were needed, and unless power companies can be sure they will earn a return on new plant, they simply won't build such capital-intensive long-lived assets.
Each new power station has got to the front of the queue simply by being the next cheapest option available.
In the late 1990s and early 2000s, natural gas won that race. More latterly, wind and geothermal options have been the next cheapest options at costs of about $85 to $100 a Megawatt hour.
However, for the past five years, the key element that kept power prices rising has disappeared. There has been virtually no growth in demand.
Although a rash of new wind and geothermal developments has occurred in that time, no major generator plans to build new capacity any time soon, and tumbleweed now blows down the corridors where, just a couple of years ago, bands of engineers worked on the next big project.
Moreover, consumption may weaken before it grows again as industrial electricity users contract or turn to gas and coal. Norske Skog has closed the newsprint plant at its Kawerau facility, while the majority owner of the Bluff aluminium smelter, Rio Tinto, is strong-arming for a lower price on its contracts, which account for about a seventh of total electricity consumption.
It's unlikely the smelter will close, but even reduced production could produce slack in the system for some time to come.
Meanwhile, over the past six to 12 months, wholesale electricity prices have been weak, consistently below the $85 to $100 per MWh "long run marginal price" used to justify new geothermal and wind projects.
In other words, the wholesale market at present isn't delivering the prices on which the power company valuations are based and, for the first time in a long time, the electricity industry looks like a price-taker rather than a price-maker.
So why aren't electricity prices falling yet? The power companies argue, with some justification, that the huge cost of upgrading the national grid, run by the state-owned monopoly Transpower, has to be passed through to consumers, along with rising costs of local distribution.
They also argue, with some justification, that fixed tariffs protect consumers from the sometimes wild swings in the wholesale electricity spot market. With only six weeks of hydro storage, it takes only a prolonged dry spell to push wholesale prices up.
Today, however, those fixed tariffs might be argued to be "protecting" consumers from persistently low wholesale prices. If those price trends are sustained, then the case for higher energy charges is weak.
The Electricity Authority is watching all this closely. At a briefing last week, chief executive Carl Hansen cited both "massive changes in view about weakness of demand" and evidence from the futures market of a "very stable wholesale price outlook".
Futures prices for 2015 had dropped an average 26 per cent in recent months from $120 per Megawatt hour to $90 per MWh and there was "no way" price rises could be justified in that environment.
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Sadistic 40-degree heat is wreaking havoc on the city. As families and tour groups enter the museum lobby, their spirits are lifted by the first touch of the air-conditioning.
Outside the museum, looking down Museum Mile reveals a parched and empty landscape, the grass of the National Mall speckled brown. The Capitol Building and the Washington Monument loom over the scene through a muggy haze. A neglected merry-go-round turns hopefully, but there is not a child in sight.
Opened in 1976, the building's sharp modern edges set it apart from the more classical architecture seen at other museums on the mall. Inside, the lobby and entrance hall is packed. According to the Smithsonian annual reports, the museum attracted 8.3 million visitors in 2010. This is only fractionally shy of the Louvre, which welcomed 8.5 million people last year.
The entrance and space halls are the museum's two centrepieces.
A sign at the information desk advertises Mars Day, and temporary folding tables are dotted throughout the entrance hall. It is a fitting display for the day: when US President Barack Obama nixed the space shuttle, he outlined a goal of landing on Mars by 2030.
The temporary additions are minor, and play second fiddle to the machinery on display in the main halls. Apollo 11's command module, from which Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin took those first historic steps on the Moon, sits encased behind thick plastic. It seems a thoroughly cramped place for three people to have spent eight days in.
Pioneer 10, the first spacecraft to have travelled past all known planets, sits nearby.
Overhead hangs all manner of satellites, planes and space models, the most super-charged mobile you will ever lay eyes on.
Smaller children, mostly boys, respond to the exhibits with the same enthusiasm a toddler has towards a toy truck. The kids drag less-excited family members in their wake.
A group of Asian tourists crowds around for the chance to touch a piece of moon rock. They are thrilled by it. I crowd in the back, waiting my turn. The rock feels smooth, like marble.
The space hall, a short walk from the entrance, holds models of the space station and the Hubble telescope, among other memorabilia.
Displays cover, in brief, how the space race came to echo Cold War tensions. They detail the initial US missteps in getting a man into space and the new energy John F Kennedy provided to the American efforts.
"Well I'll be damned," an elderly man remarks disbelievingly in a southern drawl on discovering that the US was not the first country to put a man in orbit.
Outside the two main museum halls, the exhibits become less flashy and more educational.
You can learn about the early pioneers of rocket technology, the cultural fascination it spawned, and the screeds of data about the solar system it bought back.
When the last shuttle landed at Florida's Kennedy Centre on July 22, it had completed a round trip of more than eight million kilometres in 13 days. Nasa marked the spot on the runway where the shuttle's wheels came to a halt, and started the process of turning it into a museum piece.
The shuttle itself will be mounted at the Kennedy Space Centre in Florida, but different parts of the shuttle will trickle into the museum in central DC, or its air and space companion 40 kilometres away in Virginia. With the space shuttle programme wound up, Nasa will start sub-contracting work to private companies for missions in the lower-Earth orbit, and purchase seats on Russian missions when needed.
There's something vast about this institution – the high ceilings, the level of gadgetry – but something flat at the same time. The spacecraft on display are all calling cards of human achievement, but are fish out of water. There's something anticlimactic about these machines when not in movement: complicated and grey and lacking grace.
It is no wonder then, that the centre's IMAX theatres are such a draw. Hubble 3-D and Journey to the Stars, narrated by Leonardo DiCaprio and Whoopi Goldberg respectively, inject a little cultural panache and Hollywood creativity into the space museum experience. The movies remind you of the wonder in which to view the less-animated exhibits.
Across the grassy mall, the Smithsonian National Art Museum and Natural History Museum are also busy. There's something more instinctual about the material on display. A Thomas Eakins painting, or a skeleton of a T-Rex or a woolly mammoth replica is inherently alive by comparison.
Because really, how can you replicate the broadening of cultural horizons and the elation bought about by man landing on the moon and conquering space? The closest document of this awe at the museum seems to be the Norman Rockwell painting Apollo 11. In a quiet corner of the museum, away from the madding crowd, is a gallery documenting 50 years of Nasa-related art.
Rockwell's painting depicts the astronauts alongside their family and the crew.
They are shown from the shoulders up, gazing gently upwards with a coy smile on their faces, bathed in soft light.
The second Air and Space Museum – the StevenFUdvar-Hazy Centre – is a comparatively peaceful venue. Sitting near Dulles Airport, it has the advantage of ample space. A large hangar is filled with aircraft in all their glory. It tips firmly towards the "air" side of the agreement, but the space shuttle Enterprise is also prominently displayed. Walking through its facilities lets you contemplate the magnitude of this technology: whether it be the bombast of the Enterprise's three-ton engine, or the slender menace of the Lockheed Blackbird, which could fly the breadth of America in 64 minutes.
There is a lingering and undefined concern about the end of the space experiment among those present this afternoon.
"I feel like they're clipping our wings," says Terri, a mother who lives nearby and came to the museum with her husband who is "into this sort of stuff".
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Is this Britain's most frugal pensioner? Retired lorry driver reveals that she lives on just £2,400 a year by spending a £1 on each meal and telling guests to bring their OWN tea bags
- Ilona Richards, 66, from Scunthorpe, claims she lives on just £2,400 a year
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Meet Britain's most frugal pensioner who claims her thrifty lifestyle allows her to live off just £2,400 a year.
Ilona Richards, 66, has gone the extra mile in penny-pinching, preferring to wear extra clothes and keep her heating turned off, and making every meal for less than £1.
She even asks guests to her home in Scunthorpe, North Lincolnshire, to bring their own tea bags so that she doesn't have to fork out.
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Ilona Richards, 66, from Scunthorpe, gave up work at 59 and now lives comfortably on just £2,400 a year
Her vacuum cleaner was found in a skip and instead of boiling a kettle to make tea she heats a mug of hot water in the microwave. She even claims she makes a bottle of washing-up liquid last a year.
But Ilona's frugal ways don't stop her treating herself from time to time with a sugary treat. A pack of four doughnuts to go with her tea will, however, only cost her 15p.
Ilona said: 'That's the difference between being frugal and being penny-pinching. I don't deny myself anything, but I never go mad.
'I want to put the message across; it doesn't all have to be doom and gloom not having much money.
'It's all about prioritising what's important. I believe having less gives you freedom.'
And she added that despite her modest living budget, she doesn't envy wealthy people.
'I wouldn't want to be rich as you'd be worried about keeping your money safe,' she said. 'If you don't have much money you have less to think about.'
The thrifty pensioner buys most of her clothes from charity shops, although she recently treated herself to some £1 men's shorts from Primark. She also buys pants aimed at teenage boys, as they are 'cheaper'
Ilona normally heads to the supermarket after 7.30, when the best bargains are to be had
Over the past 10 years, Ilona has rarely paid full price for anything, opting for the bargain route instead of splashing out on overpriced goods.
The former lorry driver, who lives on an annual budget of around £2,400, has never been extravagant with her money, but after being forced into taking 12 weeks off work following an operation, she gave up work and adopted a more frugal lifestyle
She said: 'Not long after I went back they announced they were shutting the depot. I was seven months short of my 60th birthday and the time seemed right for a bit of a change.'
At first, Ilona would monitor her outgoings in a small notebook. Back then, she would take a trip up the road to a smallholding to buy six eggs for £1.20 or get her hair trimmed at a local college for £4.50. But these days she cuts her own hair.
Thrifty: Ilona's bargain-hunting ways often force her to be creative when it comes to cooking at mealtimes
The former lorry driver insists on her friends bringing their own tea bags so she doesn't have to fork out
Ilona writes on every food package what she has paid for it, and tends to go food shopping after 7.30pm when stores start knocking down prices.
She said: 'At Tesco they tend to stick the first yellow label on at lunchtime, the second at teatime and the third a few hours later. It means I can't go out with a shopping list; I just have to buy what's there.'
Her bargain-driven food shopping means that she often has to be more creative with her meal choices. On one occasion she picked up a tub of pease pudding simply because it had been reduced from £1.35 to 15p.
Ilona explained: 'I have to eat things in date order. Those beetroots will probably last a couple more days, but I'll have to get onto those raspberries and tomatoes pretty soon or they will turn into mush.'
Bargain hunter: Ilona with her fridge packed full of reduced-priced goods from the supermarket
Ilona hasn't decided to go teetotal in her bid to keep costs down, however, allowing herself a monthly treat of four pear ciders from Aldi and a bottle of wine.
Instead, she prefers to eke out household products such as shampoo, which can last her eight months, and washing-up liquid, can last the best part of a year, while she only brushes her teeth with toothpaste once per day.
She said: 'I used to pile dirty dishes up on the side here and wait until there was enough for a full bowl full of hot soapy water. But I realised that if I rinsed them and gave them a little scrub I needn't bother with washing up liquid at all.'
Ilona, who spends around £10 a week on food, paid just £32 in her last quarterly gas bill, and says she has only been in debt once in her life.
'If you don't have much money you have less to think about': The 66-year-old insists she is happier living the simple life
Ilona says she built her garden shed from old pallets and wooden doors for the bargain price of just £20
She said: 'Quite a few years ago I bought a catering trailer. The plan was to go up to the local industrial park and sell burgers and bacon sandwiches. To be honest it wasn't the ideal job for a vegetarian, and it turned out there just wasn't the custom.
'It was a mistake, but as soon as I realised it wasn't going to work I sold it. I probably lost a couple of thousand pounds on that, but it was only me that lost out.'
She buys most of her clothes from charity shops, except for underwear, when she will buy pants aimed for teenage boys because they last longer and don't have VAT added on top.
Ilona will only venture into high street stores for a real bargain. In fact she recently bought a pair of brightly coloured men's Bermuda shorts, which cost her the princely sum of £1 from Primark.
Ilona relaxes with a cup of tea in her garden, left, and inside her shed, right. She says it's just the right size for her and a couple of friends
'These are my latest purchase. They're XXL, but they've got a drawstring, so I reckon they should be OK,' she said
She hopes to try out the shorts when the weather gets warmer, when she can sit out in the garden next to her bargain basement shed she built from a couple of old pallets and wooden doors for just £20.
Despite not owning a TV herself Ilona said he has entered the structure into Channel 4's Shed of the Year competition.
She said: 'I've entered it in Channel 4's Shed of the Year competition, but I haven't heard anything back. There's enough room for me and a few friends.'
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Description from the owner
Bedrooms: 3/
Bathrooms: 2/
Sleeps: 7/
Type: House
The accommodation is a duplex flat on a square former estate with a ground in terracotta floor tile and painted walls, linen and taffeta curtains, and very comfy beds.
Ground floor:
Big dining room with a fully equipped kitchen, a big living room with a chimney.
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Who needs to pay resort fees? Our guests never have. That's the message on one of the many customer thank-you notes that line our front desk at the Cinnamon Bear Inn. Guests praise the friendly B&B atmosphere of our Inn, tucked off Main Street next to a large wooded area. You don't have to sacrifice comfort and style for coziness, though, the rooms at the lodge feature four-poster beds, full baths, and cable TV. There's even an outdoor Jacuzzi. A full breakfast is included. A friendly, fun place to stay in Mammoth Lakes.
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Janelle and Rudy are dedicated innkeepers. Janelle lights up the cozy dining and reception area with her infectious smile and cheerful voice, while Rudy's breakfast creations are absolutely sensational. When he's not in the kitchen, he's out servicing the hot tub daily and overseeing any property issues. We felt the housekeeping could have been a tad better, but this did not detract from our overall impression and experience and we will definitely be back next year for another Ski & Stay with Janelle and Rudy!
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4.6 on April 26, 2016
Quaint place with great happy hour and great breakfast I will be returning
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Loved the room and it was in a good location. Rudy and Janelle and other staff were helpful for my first trip there.
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We have been staying here for over 25 years and are disappointed when we can't get a reservation. We look forward to the always delicious breakfast, and the evening wine reception is a nice bonus. A portion of the property was recently sold (so reservations can be difficult to get during peak seasons), but the remaining rooms have been refurbished and up-dated.
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Love to check this place out in the summer.
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We thought the Cinnamon Bear was quaint and convenient. We were disappointed that "happy hour" was not happening, due to the fact they are in the process of obtaining a liquor license. The staff was very quick to help us identify other very good happy hours in the neighborhood though. Breakfast was ok, but we wished it were more delectable. The room was excellent, staff super helpful, service also really terrific.
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We've stayed here a couple of times and will stay here again when we return to Mammoth.
4.0 on October 11, 2015
We loved our stay at Cinnamon Bear; however, our stay was at the Creekside Inn in Sonoma. Our reservation was sent to Mammoth instead and when we arrive in Sonoma, we had no reservation. The hostess was very nice and found us a place to stay for that evening and we returned to two nights at Creekside. Lovely place and met some nice people. Breakfast on the first morning (Friday) was delicious. The next morning was the morning we had to leave and breakfast was not being served until around 9:00 which meant we had to go without breakfast. Other than those two mishaps - our stay was lovely. We would come again but I will call two or three times to make sure our reservations are in the right place.
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Great place for a weekend on the piste. Good breakfast freshly cooked. Friendly staff provide good service.
Rustic New England colonial decor. Private baths, forested views, and an outdoor Jacuzzi. Quiet area and quick access to skiing. Close to restaurants and shopping.
Great for those not sleeping together. Rooms have two beds, some with two doubles and some with a queen and twin bed.
$119 - $175
Forested views with a cozy gas fireplace to warm you!
$99 - $249
Very small room, perfect for fishermen, hikers, boarders and others who spend most of their time outside in the beautiful surroundings of Mammoth Lakes. Ideal for one person but suitable for two. FULL SIZE BED. Cannot accommodate rollaway beds. Private shower. Excellent view of the woods behind our property and comes with one of our signature breakfasts.
Nightly Rate: $69 - $139
Nightly Rate: $69 - $139
Mammoth Mountain, Devil's Postpile, Mountains, Small town
Antique Shopping, Art Galleries, Casino, Extreme sports, Gourmet/Fine Dining, Historical interests, Lake, Live Music, Movie Theater, Museum, National/State parks, Nature area, Night life, Yosemite National Park, Bodie Ghost Town, Devil's Postpile, Outlet Stores, Performing Theater, Picnic area, Religious Services, River, Rodeo, Ruins, Ski area, Tours, University
Board games, Coffee/Tea facilities, Copier, Fax Machine, Fireplace, Fridge, Hot tub/whirlpool tub, Ironing Board, Microwave, Parking, VCR, Walk to mass transit , Smoke Detector, Free Local Phone Calls, Balcony, Kitchenette, Cribs
Alarm clock, Hairdryer, Satellite/Cable TV, TV, Telephone
Bicycle riding trails, Hiking trails, Children's Activities , Health Spa / Massage , Racquetball / Squash
Rudy and Janelle
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Modeled after the Task Force Iron Claw Academy used to certify coalition force RCTs upon arrival in the Iraqi theater of operations, the Phoenix ISF Iron Claw Academy trained and certified the NP brigade's RCT through a 10-day program of instruction that included individual, crew, leader, and collective training.
This exercise is groundbreaking in many ways," said COL Lou Marich, commander of the exercise's Task Force Iron Alliance.
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PCI), a trusted all-conditions worldwide SATCOM provider, today announced an agreement with the Joint Contracting Command Iraq (JCC-I) for Task Force Iron (TFI) - a military force operating in northern Iraq, consisting of soldiers from multiple units based in Germany and United States - to deploy a satellite Internet and voice solution.
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