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The Knights are nothing if not a product of their culture — which is to say Utah and Mormon — which close observers say contributes to the chemistry of the team. A quick glance at the team's media guide is revealing: Most of the players list plans for church missions, marriage, family and to be remembered as "a good kid, friendly," or "happy, nice to everyone."
Three of the team's five seniors — Emery, Shumway and Braden Miles — have already received calls to serve missions for the LDS Church and will leave this summer. Most of the Knights' players list the Book of Mormon as their favorite book or the last book they read.
"Part of the reason for our success is how good the guys are off the court," says Mika. "We don't have any of those problems off the court — drugs, alcohol, immorality. It's the way we've been raised. We have those expectations."
The players hang out together off the court to play Halo like other teenagers, but they also make trips to the Mormon temple together, either early in the morning or after practice.
"We do that once in a while," says Emery, who leaves on a mission to Germany on May 1. "I mean, we have three temples within 10 miles here."
On road trips, the Knights don't use an unfamiliar town as an excuse to miss church.
"We flew into Boston for a tournament and before I could even ask, (Emery) said he had found a church they could attend at such and such a time and located at such and such a place," Lewis said. "A group of them went to church the next day."
For their part, the Knights are still trying to take it all in. They have claimed three consecutive state championships and likely a national championship while earning nationwide media attention and notoriety.
"This is a movie," Mika said. "I don't think we realize what we've gotten ourselves into. What is going on? We were on the 'Today Show'!"
Anticipating the media attention at the outset of the season, Lewis asked his players not to read their press clips or watch their TV coverage. Mika and Emery insist the players have complied. In return, Lewis assigned a parent to collect all articles, TV shows and video highlights about the team to present to the players when all is said and done.
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WASHINGTON — First lady Michelle Obama is striking back at House Republicans who are trying to weaken healthier school meal standards, saying any effort to roll back the guidelines is "unacceptable."
The rules set by Congress and the administration over the last several years require more whole grains in the lunch line and set limits on sodium, sugar and fat. The first lady met Tuesday with school nutrition officials who said the guidelines are working in their schools.
The event was an unusual move for the first lady, who has largely stayed away from policy fights since she lobbied for congressional passage of a child nutrition law in 2010.
"The last thing we can afford to do is play politics with kids' health," Mrs. Obama told participants.
An agriculture spending bill approved by a House subcommittee last week would allow schools to waive the standards if they have a net loss on school food programs for a six-month period. Rep. Robert Aderholt, R-Ala., who wrote the bill, said he was responding to requests from school food directors. The House Appropriations Committee is expected to approve the spending bill this week.
At the White House event, school nutrition directors from New York City to Los Angeles to a rural county in Georgia told the first lady success stories about implementing the standards and said they would be disappointed to see any roll backs.
"We're not just talking about food, we're talking about education," said David Binkle of the Los Angeles Unified School District. He said participation is up in his district, along with test scores and graduation rates.
The first lady asked the group for advice about how they can better respond to schools that are struggling, and suggested that the conversation should be focused on helping those schools rather than rolling back some of the standards completely. She said the government and schools can also do more to work with students to get them interested in what they are eating.
The guidelines have been phased in over the past two school years, with more changes coming in 2014. The School Nutrition Association, which represents school nutrition directors and companies that sell food to schools, has lobbied for changes to the standards.
The president of the group said Tuesday that the school nutrition officials invited to the White House aren't representative of those who have concerns.
"Our request for flexibility under the new standards does not come from industry or politics, it comes from thousands of school cafeteria professionals who have shown how these overly prescriptive regulations are hindering their effort to get students to eat healthy school meals," said SNA's Leah Schmidt.
The schools pushing for changes say limits on sodium and requirements for more whole grains are particularly challenging, while some school officials say kids are throwing away fruits and vegetables that are required.
The Agriculture Department, which administers the rules, has tweaked them along the way to try to help schools that have concerns. The department scrapped limits on the amount of proteins and grains that kids could eat after students complained they were hungry. Last week, USDA announced it would allow some schools to delay serving whole grain pastas just hours after the House subcommittee approved the opt-out language.
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This is a good way of using up left-over cream cheese
Serves Makes about 1 1/4 cups
You need:1/2 - 3/4 cup soft cream cheese (cottage cheese may be substituted in this recipe, if preferred)2 ripe Roma tomatoes, finely chopped2 TB good quality mayonnaiselittle sea saltseasoned pepperlots of shredded basil2 TB finely chopped Italian parsleygood squeeze of lemon juice1 -2 TB finely grated Parmesan cheese (optional)
Method:Soften the cream cheese with a fork, stir in all the other ingredients until well blended.
Serving Suggestion: Chill lightly and serve as a dip, spread or with bruschetta. For another version, hard-boil eggs, carefully slice lengthwise and crumble and stir the yolks into the dip.
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you know what Obama says......if you aint stealing or cheating, you aint trying
Get out of the way government, you can not pick winners and losers. Stimulus fails every time. How about revamping the tax code, getting back to punishing fraud and enforcing contracts. Obama wants another stimulus, what a fool, do not let your tax dollars get wasted again. Write, email, and call your government representative and/or senator.
corruption and theft--rinse and repeat
let me enlighten a few how the scam works. The Gov't pumps hundreds of millions of dollars on alternative energy, like solar industry. The banks short the stock by creating an unlimited number of naked shorts. Thus they have other revenues to show trading profits on the last 5 quarters. Bigger bonus, bigger profits bigger contributions via lobying to politicians. It's all a scam and the gig is up. this only buys time, but the ultimate outcome is the default of the US economy. Then, people get angry and take it to the streets, they burn the mansions of these thieves, killing a few in the process. Then some sort of reform comes forth.
Yeah, right... Cheney/Haliburton, Tea Pot Dome, Bridge to Nowhere, Solyndra.
The majority of Americans are desensitized to this stuff now Bruce, to the point that it is just part of life in America! Stealing, Porn, lies, corruption, thievery and Mc Donalds, all just part of being a member of society in the US!
Like all the "renewable" energy sources solar PV is not a viable industry. Solar PV costs about 70 cents per kWH to displace natural gas that costs 3 cents per kWh. The difference is subsidies: 30% federal investment tax credit, 45% state subsidies, undermarket loans and guarantees, renewable credits, exemption from paying the cost of the electric utility wires, and exemption from property taxes.
It's even worse if you look at the cost of reducing CO2. Wind costs 300-450 per ton of CO2 reduction. Solar is three time that. The market price is expected to be about $40 per ton. (Waxman-Markey used about $15).
If there ever was an example of government at its worst (analagouos to the central bankers) it's the renewable energy scam. WIth full implementation of renewables and CO2 controls it will be like having a sub-prime crisis every year ($700B per year) hit on the economy).
Like all the "renewable" energy sources solar PV is not a viable industry. Solar PV costs about 70 cents per kWH to displace natural gas that costs 3 cents per kWh. The difference is subsidies: 30% federal investment tax credit, 45% state subsidies, undermarket loans and guarantees, renewable credits, exemption from paying the cost of the electric utility wires, and exemption from property taxes.
It's even worse if you look at the cost of reducing CO2. Wind costs 300-450 per ton of CO2 reduction. Solar is three time that. The market price is expected to be about $40 per ton. (Waxman-Markey used about $15).
If there ever was an example of government at its worst (analagouos to the central bankers) it's the renewable energy scam. WIth full implementation of renewables and CO2 controls it will be like having a sub-prime crisis every year ($700B per year) hit on the economy).
I liked the article Bruce. Keep up the good work. No, nothing will change, but it is good theatre.
Keep these cool trades coming BK
LOL the name "Solyndra" is a bit tongue & cheek, "Solar Laundering"
Bruce, good to see you back... Hope Irene was not too hard on you..
Was thinking of posting some pics. Stay tuned.
Be bold. Add some video feed from the movie Independence Day when you do.
Here in Hawthorne we dodged a few bullets... not so for friends upstate though. I saw some awesome photos of the Croton Dam....
Thats not Upstate. You need to get out more.
Dont be a dingleberry....
Great Lake Sacandaga and Lake Luzerne are upstate and thats was what I was referring to....
Off the topic but very on the ball :
Stop-press flash splash from NY Post, the Murdoch hotspot ragmatag, has it from undisclosed sources that Christine Haggard is in Sofitel NY and has a waiting line of central bankers from europe who want her to pay back her irrational remarks at Jackson Hole spa; her astonishing spiel concerning the existential relapse of european banking hopium into boot strapped and butt bashed lack of capitalisation after the recent market collapse which has fed her knee jerk panic remark, as vain but urgent warning to upgrade their collective anditote to the upcoming, imminent onslaught of redoubtable bond vigilante barbarianism from US based HFs. And to boot, as supreme icing on the cake baked by manifest destiny, the bankers expect humble retribution be paid by her for her lese majeste to golden rule of tight lipped neutralism, alike that of a neutered harem guardian, to be executed in total, obedient, subservient, abandoned, naked penitence. The Sofitel has not confirmed the crazy rumor that she has booked for the week into suite #2806 to make honorable amends to irate (and horny) EU central bankers.
Disclaimer : any resemblance to real people and real events is totally fortuitous and should be conditioned by a sincere expression of true absence of malice on the part of the author, whose only irrational and irrespectuous claim to any hidden or ephemeral talent is solely fed by his irrepressible desire to amuse the mad, gloom and doom oriented, ZH audience.
More to the point on the article and subject being debated : I am long on Desertec project. Just to be contrarian to those who laugh at solar's global future.
The fact that you can but solar panels, inverters... on Ebay and set up your house yourself for 1/5 of the cost when you hire somebody, it's a giveaway that that sector has joined the PC world after the 90's.
From 10K to 1K to 500euro for a desktop. and the 500 euro one is 1000 times stronger than the 10K version.
I don't think installing solar panels on your roof and hooking it up to you home electrical system is exactly as easy as getting on the Dell website and ordering a laptop
Thanks for the heads up on retail ag. Seeing same thing over here. When you yell at your subordinates do you do it in english?
c'mon man, I'm sure there are numerous DoD/Pentagon projects that have been/are currently bigger white elephants.
Not defending this solar fiasco crap, jes sayin'
The point is that government should not get involved in private industry when it has no business there. In this case, they create more supply than there was demand.
DoD budget needs to be cut by at least 50% if not more. That's a different thread.
This article hits the fucking NAIL ON THE HEAD.
I remember Obama going out to the Bay Area with his entourage and saying how fantastic the $500m federal loan to Solyndra was going to create jobs / green tech advances / make money etc.
About 2 months later Solyndra cancelled plans to build their second fab.
500 fucking million dollars.
We should pass legislation. Any time a congressman votes for a funding bill to pay for a project like Solyndra, they must be required to put at least 10% of their net worth alongside the government money into that endeavour.
Solyndra is the biggest fucking white elephant we've paid for through our debased dollar.
The best stimulus bill for this country would be to pay each of the pols a million bucks to take a year long vacation at Obama's place on Martha's Vineyard. Hopefully we can add Timmy and the Bernank as well.
Political patronage and corruption need to be weeded out but hold the horses on your statement:
The fundamental issue is that solar panels are a low tech. commodity product. It's very difficult to make a buck when that is the case.
95% of all products are low tech commodity products. Did you know that 95% of all workers are low-tech commodity workers? How many high-tech companies pay dividends?
95% of all products are low tech commodity products. Did you know that 95% of all workers are low-tech commodity workers? How many high-tech companies pay dividends?
What does that have to do with the government blowing $500 million on a solar company that failed?
How many tech guys in source?
Good job as usual Bruce. I wish to God they would simply shut-down the DOE tomorrow. it has utterly and completely failed. It was formed with one mission. It has made no progress, and it's involvement in the marketplace is taking capital away from those who would.
In government, when you fail, that means you didn't receive enough funding. They will double down.
And the EPA, and the DEA, and the FDA, and FEMA, and DHS, and kick the UN the fuck out of New York and rent out the building. There's absolutely nothing enough government can't fuck up.
Economics and politics don't mix
I got solar cells in my attic to use to power my HAM radio when the end comes. This country is not very far sighted. Canada is converting fleet trucks to Nat Gas and China and Germany are investing heavily in Solar. Yeah, you can point to these solar companies and say solar is a bad investment NOW, but what about when the economy turns around. THEN it will be too late. China and Europe will eat our lunch. I don't care how much money is being invested under the table or otherwise in alternative fuels. And yes I'm knowledgeable enough to know that it will NEVER totally replace Oil, BUT do you want to depend on religious zealots for fuel or not?
Everything in this country has a high correlation to oil, be it fuel or solvents or main ingredients(plastics). We never learn in this country. Next time the Repugs get into power they will kill all solar investment and we will fall another eight ears behind China in Solar R&D. It is truly sad. I remember when both parties could agree on common ground when it came to common sense, but these days they are both so entrenched in their religious political dogmas that nothing good gets done any more. Yet another viable industry forsaken here and picked up by people with common sense over seas.
Canada is converting fleet trucks to Nat Gas
Nat Gas supplies aren't infinite either. What happens when they run out of nat gas?
China and Germany are investing heavily in Solar.
How much is heavily? Give me the amount in terms of currency or GDP
do you want to depend on religious zealots for fuel or not?
We get most of our oil domestically and from Canada, Venezuela and Mexico.
we will fall another eight ears behind China in Solar R&D.
When did the chinese get 8 years ahead of us in solar R&D? They don't invest in R&D. They copy what we do. It's much more economical.
I remember when both parties could agree on common ground when it came to common sense,
The only time the parties agree is when they are about to fuck us over
I'm surprised there are still people stupid enough to think the government will solve all our problems.
Those solar cells work much better when placed above the roof shingles, rather than below them. They prefer sunshine to attics.
I'm waiting for them to BE the roof shingles, each looks like a shingle, clicks into grid and looks like a classy roof. Haven't seen it yet.
If it's a 'viable industry' why does it require subsidy?
Let the Chinese government subsidise and produce this stuff, we'll buy it cheaper from them once they've perfected it and it will be their loss. Meanwhile, let's concentrate on stuff we're better at. Like... er....
Don't upset the socialists with your logic
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It is true the US doesn't change because it is just to easy to stay on oil. The US does nothing these days that is difficult. We are becoming less educated, fatter, and more complacent.
The US doesnt change because just as the article suggests, alternative energy isnot an economically feasible alternative. Oil is by far the cheapest energy. Eco 101. Now being fat and lazy is another topic.
Let's make it harder on ourselves by wasting billions of dollars propping up unprofitable companies.
With the supply falling and prices rising...just how long do you think those religious zealots are going to have that oil?
Bruce, tip of the iceberg...have a gaze at the 1.3Billion loan DoE cut for Brightsource - no idea how the contract reads but little doubt DoE will own that pink elephant unless they give it to the company. Morgan Stanley (pe) hip deep in that mess. More bailouts.
I want to hear our resident solar expert's take on the Chinese companies. I am thinking he will be doubling down right here.


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With 8000 ludicrously impassioned fans turning the Olympic boxing hall into a deafening Little Dublin, the 10-8 victory over fierce rival Sofya Ochigava from Russia was gutsy and patiently executed.
"The support has been incredible. It's been like a home Games. There was more Irish people there than English. It's a dream come true for me," Taylor said.
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But Ochigava wasn't going to roll over for the sake of Ireland's fairy tale. It was close enough that Ochigava thought she'd won the fight. When Taylor's name was called out, the crowd screamed.
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Neymar struck 19 minutes from time to peg back Diego's sensational opener and the nip and tuck nature of the contest underlined the likelihood of the battle for the Spanish title going to the wire.
It was the fourth draw between Barca and Liga leaders Atletico this term, meaning Gerardo Martino will be loath to see his team slip up before the eagerly anticipated season finale between the two teams in Catalunya on May 18.
The good news on that front is the wobble that brought consecutive away defeats at Real Sociedad and Real Valladolid as February became March appears to be a thing of the past.
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Fonality, the only provider of business phone and contact center solutions dedicated to serving small and mid-sized businesses in the cloud or on-premise, announced today that its Fonality Web Client has been named a recipient of the 2012 INTERNET TELEPHONY Product of the Year Award. Fonality Web Client is an advanced business communication tool that transforms the user experience into a personalized social community, focused specifically on delivering Unified Communications and Voice services for small and mid-sized businesses.
"This award reflects the pride we take in delivering business phone solutions that solve challenges for small and mid-sized businesses (SMB)," said David Scult, CEO of Fonality. "Fonality Web Client is one of our most exciting innovations. The technology is extremely intuitive and creates significant opportunities for increased productivity beyond any existing business telephone communications tool, with an agile environment that allows for API integration with third-party SMB tools like CRM and other business focused applications."
Specifically designed for SMBs, Fonality Web Client is a SaaS communication application and offered with Fonality's hosted or hybrid voice deployments. It operates as a community dashboard, allowing users to manage their workflow and categorize information based on people, work groups or even conversations via chat. It incorporates the features and functionality of the award winning Fonality Heads Up Display (HUD) including a complete set of call-handling and contact center features, yet takes the user experience to an entirely new level of purposeful interaction. Features include:
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"It is with pleasure that we recognize Fonality with a Product of the Year Award. The editors of INTERNET TELEPHONY have verified that Fonality Web Client displays quality and innovation while providing solutions to real business communications challenges," stated Rich Tehrani, CEO, TMC. "I would like to congratulate the team at Fonality for their commitment to advancing IP communication technologies."
2012 Product of the Year winners are published in the January/February 2013 issue of INTERNET TELEPHONY magazine. INTERNET TELEPHONY has been the authority in IP communication since 1998™.
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About Fonality
Fonality provides business phone systems and contact center solutions designed exclusively for small and medium-sized businesses. Fonality is the only provider who can deliver the same user experience in the cloud (hosted) or on-premise, with innovative features that help small businesses save time, communicate more efficiently and reduce costs. For more information, visit www.Fonality.com or check out our blog, Cloud 9.
About INTERNET TELEPHONY magazine
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Worst experience ever. They pretty much stole my money and over stressed my dogs out. I would not recommend them to anyone. They took my money and n…
13. DiPippa Chiropractic CenterServices
662 New Castle RdButler, PA 16001
From Business: Thank you for considering DiPippa Chiropractic Center. We offer service to the residents of Butler, PA . Our goal is to meet your service needs with the highest qua…
14. Halle Bros. Fitness & Nutrition
100 Center Ave.Butler, PA 16001
15. Pennsylvania Career Link
112 Hollywood DrButler, PA 16001
16. Anytime Fitness
116 Point PlzButler, PA 16001
17. Harlen's Elite Fitness
250 Greater Butler MartButler, PA 16001
18. Hack Shack
620 Mercer RdButler, PA 16001
19. Planet Fitness
152 Alameda PlzButler, PA 16001
20. Butler Dog Training Association
389 Mitchell Hill RdButler, PA 16002
21. Curves
205 S Duffy Rd Ste CButler, PA 16001
22. Applewood Health and FitnessServices
119 Thorn Apple DrButler, PA 16001
23. Power One Fitness
Kenny gives you a great workout routine and he writes you up a detailed diet. You can't help but lose weight when he's training you!! He will work…
24. Penn Foster
I have two maltase dogs males they use to get along but now all they want to do is fight I believe its jealousey @ need help don't no what to do nex…
25. CareerCo
Serving the Butler Area.
26. BeneFit Personal Training
Serving the Butler Area.
From Business: Lose Weight & Tone At Home! We Come To You - Serving Philadelphia, Pittsburgh & York-Lancaster Areas Your BeneFit Personal Trainer will come to your home, when it's…
27. Elliott Acres Inc
149 Center DrChicora, PA 16025
28. ResCare HomeCare
Serving the Butler Area.
From Business: ResCare HomeCare provides personalized non-medical home care services to people of all ages, physical conditions and cognitive abilities. We offer quality in-home s…
29. Herbalife Independent Distributor
Serving the Butler Area.
From Business: At Herbalife-The Herbal Way you will find the quality nutrition, weight management, energy, fitness and personal care products you have come to expect from Herbalif…
30. ResCare HomeCare
Pittsburgh, PA 15220
From Business: ResCare HomeCare provides personalized non-medical home care services to people of all ages, physical conditions and cognitive abilities. We offer quality in-home s…