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Creamy pesto chicken with roasted tomatoes
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Nutrition: per serving
- kcal545
- fat33g
- saturates10g
- carbs22g
- sugars3g
- fibre1g
- protein40g
- salt0.82g
- 4 boneless, skinless chicken breast
- 3 tbsp Homemade pesto (see recipe below)
Pesto is a generic Italian name for any sauce made by pounding ingredients together.
- 85g mascarpone
- 4 tbsp olive oil
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- 100g breadcrumb, preferably from day-old bread
- 175g baby tomatoes, on the vine
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- handful pine nuts
- handful basil leaves
Heat oven to 200C/fan 180C/gas 6. Use a small sharp knife to make a slit along the side of each chicken breast to form a pocket. Mix together the pesto and mascarpone, then carefully spoon a quarter of the mixture into each chicken breast and smooth over the opening to seal.
Brush a little oil, about 1 tsp, all over each chicken breast and season well. Tip the breadcrumbs onto a large plate and season. Place each breast on the plate and press all over with the breadcrumbs. Place in a lightly oiled shallow baking dish along with the tomatoes (kept together on the vine in a couple of bunches). Drizzle over the remaining oil.
Cook in the oven for 20-25 mins until the chicken starts to turn golden and is cooked through. Scatter over the pine nuts and cook for 2 mins more. Sprinkle with basil leaves and serve with new potatoes or crusty bread.
Homemade pesto
In a small food processor, whizz together a large handful basil leaves (about 40g), 25g toasted pine nuts, 25g finely grated Parmesan, 1 crushed garlic clove and 3 tbsp olive oil. Keep in the fridge for 1-2 days or cover with a layer of oil and keep for 3-4 days.
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Enjoyed this. Made pesto exactly as it said (avoiding temptation to make the GF minty pea pesto!) and used light Philadelphia; used the tomatoes but made a non-bread crumb with blended cauli, quinoa, Parmesan and herbs. It was v good (even toddlers liked it!) so it was healthy with added veg & protein!
Lovely, i'd never thought about pesto chicken instead of garlic kiev. Used ready made breadcrumbs mixed with garlic, and seasoning. I served with potato waffles (needed to use) and corn on the cob.
TIP! Ensure chicken breasts are of similar size so they cook at the same time. I didn't measure how much pesto (shop bought) to use and just spooned in a lot into the chicken pockets (needed to be used up!). This made it a little bit too strong so make sure you measure.
i did this using red pesto as i didnt have any green pesto in and didnt have all the stuff to make it homemade. I also added garlic to the breadcrumbs! I served it with roasted asparagus that had been coated with olive oil and balsamic syrup. I also served it with some wedges that I had tossed with a tiny bit of rosemary, thyme, smoked paprika, garlic and oregano. It was lovely!! My new favourite dish I think.
Did this dish for 20 people using chicken fillets. Marinated the chicken fillets first in garlic oil black pepper and lime juice. Drained all this and grilled for about 2 minutes on each side . Poured over the bought pesto and marcapone topped with oiled gluten free breadcrumbs and heated and toasted. Delicious! Part roasted tomatoes first then added when cooking.
I stumbled upon this because I had chicken breast and mascarpone I needed to use up.
I had some red pesto open in the fridge so used that instead of making my own. I halved the recipe as only for two. However, I would do all of the sauce recipe next time and maybe put the extra in a ramekin in the roasting tin to bubble away and use to pour over veg.
I also wouldn't roast the toms for quite as long next time.
I would cook this for friends, I thought it was delicious. Think I will serve with roast potatoes, green beans and carrots.
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on November 11, 2012 - 1:45 AM
FOXBOROUGH – The Buffalo Bills have shown a maddening reluctance to throw the ball downfield.
Maybe that's by choice, but the data and analysis indicate the Bills simply don't have the capacity.
Whether the team runs a West Coast offense or likes to ground and pound, every football coach wants to stretch the field horizontally and vertically, to back defenders away from the line and prevent them from guessing what's about to strike.
The Bills, however, have been unable to establish any kind of deep threat.
Bills coach Chan Gailey has claimed he has the proper personnel for a downfield passing attack, but the data shows his team is the least successful and among the least willing to even bother trying.
The Bills enter Week 10 – and this afternoon's game against the New England Patriots – with the fifth-fewest passes that have traveled at least 20 yards through the air and with the lowest completion percentage on those throws.
Bills quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick ranks 32nd in how long his attempts travel in the air, 7.29 yards, and in length of his average completion, 4.79 yards.
That's worse than Captain Checkdown himself. Trent Edwards averaged 7.28 yards per attempt
and 6.49 yards per completion in 2008, his final full season as Buffalo's starting quarterback.
An inability to stretch the field has contributed to the Bills' offensive woes. Buffalo ranks 21st in total offense despite a backfield that would be the envy of most clubs.
The Houston Texans last week showed Fitzpatrick little respect by leaving their base 3-4 defense on the field to take away the run. The Bills tried to make the Texans pay by passing. Spiller and Jackson had only six carries apiece, none over the last 23:23 of the game.
And while Fitzpatrick had a nice stat line – 69.4 percent completions, 239 yards, zero interceptions – the Texans didn't let the Bills score a touchdown and won by 12 points partly because Fitzpatrick either can't or won't go long.
Fitzpatrick has not completed a deep sideline pass to a wide receiver yet this season, although he has threaded pretty sideline passes to Spiller, Jackson and tight end Scott Chandler. They're memorable because they're so rare.
"Al Davis required it," legendary Oakland Raiders and Chicago Bears vertical threat Willie Gault said. "He wanted you to throw the ball deep at least two or three times a game. It didn't matter whether or not you completed it, but just to give that threat of throwing deep because it keeps everybody honest.
"When you can't throw the ball deep, then the Texans can play up, crowd the line and attack. If you can keep three defensive backs out and put the strong safety in the running game, then you dare the quarterback to throw it."
Minnesota Vikings sophomore Christian Ponder is the lone quarterback with average attempt and completion lengths shorter than Fitzpatrick's.
On throws of at least 20 yards in the air, the analytic site ProFootballFocus.com says Fitzpatrick has completed five of his 23 attempts for 143 yards and three touchdowns with four interceptions. The site judged none of those throws to have been dropped.
Of full-timers, only San Francisco 49ers quarterback Alex Smith, Ponder and rookies Robert Griffin III of the Washington Redskins and Ryan Tannehill of the Miami Dolphins have attempted fewer 20-yard throws. But each has completed a higher percentage and with fewer interceptions.
ProFootballFocus.com's data showed the average NFL stat line on throws of at least 20 yards was 11 of 31 for 367 yards, 3.4 touchdowns and 1.9 interceptions entering Week 10. Indianapolis Colts rookie Andrew Luck leads the league in deep attempts. He was 18 of 49 for 548 yards and three touchdowns with two interceptions before Thursday night's game.
Why don't the Bills try more downfield throws, and why aren't they more successful when they take their occasional shots?
Gailey hasn't been forthcoming when pressed on the issue other than to insist he has the personnel to try if he wanted and to say "everything's designed around what you feel like your players do the best." Gailey hasn't given specifics on why downfield passing doesn't fit into his philosophy this year.
An important factor could be Buffalo's ineffective defense. It can't get off the field, ranking dead last in third-down efficiency.
Buffalo ranks 24th in time of possession at 28:57 a game, 16th in third-down offense and 21st on first-down yardage. They have longer second- and third-down situations than most of the league.
With moving the chains, running the clock and protecting the ball such high priorities for Buffalo's offense, short throws are safe options. Perhaps using a play to throw deep offers such a low-percentage benefit that Gailey deems it reckless.
"It's responsible to be conservative, but you must always offer the threat," Hall of Fame receiver Paul Warfield said. "In the minds of the defenders, they need to be wary that at any time they could be hit for a big play or a touchdown from any spot on the field.
"If defenders are allowed to feel that the only things they need to do are stop a short run or pass because the offense lacks the capability to stretch the field, then offenses are certainly at a disadvantage.
"Defenders come into a game with the mindset of 'These guys can't do anything else but that one certain thing.' It gives them confidence to play recklessly."
Fitzpatrick's numbers were substantially better in 2010, the last year speedy receiver Lee Evans was on the team. Fitzpatrick's average attempt traveled 9.01 yards in the air (12th in the NFL), and his average completion traveled 7.08 yards (tied for eighth).
The Bills this year traded up to draft quicksilver wideout T.J. Graham in the third round, but he has just 10 catches for 109 yards, a disappointing 7.8-yard average.
James Lofton, a Hall of Fame receiver who went deep for Buffalo's first three Super Bowl teams, doesn't see the proper downfield makeup among the current receiving corps – and maybe not on the offensive line.
Offenses frequently go deep on play-action passes, which require linemen to maintain blocks longer. The Bills also utilize empty backfields, leaving Fitzpatrick vulnerable to blitzes.
"Fitzpatrick, unless you feel you have the five blocks of granite in front of you, you've got to get rid of the ball," Lofton said.
Lofton scanned the Bills' roster and noted that Stevie Johnson is 6-foot-2, but Donald Jones is 6 feet and Graham is 5-11.
"When you get a 5-11 guy 30 yards down the field, he's got to have more separation to appear open than a guy who's 6-4 down the field," said Lofton, who coached receivers for the Raiders and San Diego Chargers before getting into broadcasting.
"If you're throwing the ball over the top of a defender, the receiver has to have a step. If I'm 6-3 and down the field against the typical corner at 5-11, then I appear to be open."
Even with Fitzpatrick's dearth of downfield throws, he's on pace to become only the second Bills quarterback to pass for 3,000 yards three straight seasons. So many of his yards are after the catch.
Fitzpatrick's pass plays average 5.8 yards after the catch, tied for fifth in the NFL. Much of that has been on screen passes and quick throws to Spiller and Jackson. Buffalo's backfield has provided 24 percent of Fitzpatrick's yardage.
"I don't see a lot of receivers on the Bills who are great runners after the catch," Lofton said. "The running backs are, but the receivers are going to catch the ball and get tackled for the most part.
"If you want to get rid of the ball with everybody under 12 or 15 yards, you better have guys who are great after the catch."
Deep shots not only can put defenses on their heels within that game, but they also give future opponents something to worry about when they study film.
"The short-passing game has value," Warfield said. "But when you complement it with stretching the field, you maximize the value. You have to be able to threaten defenses for the psychology of it."
That menacing presence can improve the running game, too.
It wasn't a coincidence that when the Bears drafted Gault in 1983, Walter Payton's rushing numbers spiked. Payton averaged 73 yards a game in 1981 and 1982. The next three seasons, Payton averaged 97 yards a game at 29, 30 and 31 years old.
Defenders had to back up because quarterback Jim McMahon might scorch them deep with Gault.
"They just have to do it – first play of the game, first play of the second half, whatever," Gault said of the Bills. "When you have a Cover 3 or man-to-man, you've just got to go deep.
"It's something the quarterback has to be aware of and know to take that shot. A lot of things can happen. You can get a catch or a penalty or it sets up the defense to do other things later. You have to be able to establish that."
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His first job in the Marine Corps wasn't the rough-and-tumble work he had envisioned when he enlisted.
James G. Vaughn's first assignment was shipping textbooks from Washington, D.C., to Marines enrolled in correspondence courses.
Before he signed up, the 1940 Gowanda High School graduate had worked at the old Ford assembly plant on Fuhrmann Boulevard, clocking 75 cents an hour. When that job ended in a layoff, he pumped gas and counted the days until he turned 18 and could find his destiny in the elite military branch his father, James H. Vaughn, had tried to join during World War I but was rejected for being underweight.
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That first job in the Marines wasn't exactly what he had dreamed of, but history soon intervened. The Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941, and Vaughn was assigned to recruiting duty in Cincinnati and then Columbus, Ohio, for a year.
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9 shootings so far in 2013
Mayor considering tax hike to hire additional police
July 28, 2013
So far this year, Lycoming County has had nine shootings that resulted in bodily harm. Three of those shootings were homicides, and a man died in a fourth case in which no charges were filed....
Yes, there was a 10th shooting but here is the thing about that, it doesn't share the same trait as the other shootings, it isn't drug or gang related. This was a domestic dispute, my guess is the boyfriend was a cheater or something...or the woman was just flat out crazy. I'm not saying it doesn't matter but the newspaper talks about 'fear' this type of shooting isn't going to 'scare' anyone, at least not in the same way that the drug/gang related shootings have.
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Looked like a regular domestic disturbance to me. WF chasing a WM shooting all her ammo at him across St. John's parking lot with the victim ending up on the curb on Newberry Street and then pistol whipping him like a beat dog. Ambulance and LifeFlight called. He seemed Ok to me. They were still both arguing in the street.
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Private landlords, Lycoming housing authority and the police thats whats wrong with your city.
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Make that 10. I just heard a call on the scanner to the corner of West 4th and Diamond for a shooting victim, shot in the head at the church lot.
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In any of these cases, was the victim of the shooting an upstanding, law-abiding citizen? Just wondering...
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To me, DWI is REAL crime. I think what you were saying was "more serious" crime, but drunk driving is a very serious crime to me as well. More often than not, the person driving drunk isn't the one to get killed in fatal crashes.
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"audit of rental properties"....SG needs more info on that before including it in the article. Illegal search is what comes to mind.
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follow the blood trail it usually leads back to philly.at least the drug dealers are killing eachother.
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it's a shame, when police are more apt to take down a dwi driver instead of looking for real crime.
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wintergirl, it's really hard to form an opinion on what you said because I had to read it three times because the way you choose to type it out, makes it very difficult to read.
Here's my issue with a lot of the comments on this article and others like it. It seems like everyone wants a solution to the problem but no one wants to be a part of that solution.
Home Owners & Landlords DO have a responsibility imo. Neighborhood Watch Groups, background checks of potential tenants, etc. are all ways to assist and support in solving these issues.
Yes, I too feel that we pay too much in taxes, I think there is a lot of money wasted trying to make this city a 'tourist attraction' but at the same time, I do believe hiring more police officers is a necessity and I'm just speaking for myself but I'm willing to pay a little more to do that.
I've heard very few people suggest what THEY can do to help and I've heard a lot of people say that the problem belongs to someone else.
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Since the general medial felt it was soooo important to report the race of the shooter and victim, what is the break down of the shooters in the city of Williamsport and victims?????
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Agreed. Raising taxes is not the solution. My wife and I have already moved out of the city because of all the political nonsense. Now I'm really thinking about selling our rental when the current tenants move. There's becoming way too much red tape.
And how about "audits of rentals". Really? I hope there's more to that story, otherwise that's an illegal search. Kind of like how this new law requiring landlords to report their tenants may violate the 4th amendment.
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Just curious; why did you capitalize every word?
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( " 9 Shootings So Far In 2013 " How Many More To Come In This City The Million-Dollar Question ? This Is The City You , I Call Home. How Many More Lives Shall Be Taken Due To These Drug Infested Traffickers That Have Ruin , Destroyed Our Once Beloved City Streets Of Williamsport ? Now We Must All Live In Fear , Praying To A Higher Power To Watch Over Our Love Ones. Today Is Parents' Day For Recognizing , Uplifting , And Supporting The Many Roles Of Parenting In The Rearing Of Our Children. The Death , Loss Of A Child Is So Very Heartbreaking In Today's Society, We Ask ? Do We Put The Blame On Ourselves Or Do We Blame Society For Not Protecting Our Children's Safety. This Should Be A Happy Day For Us Parents , Instead We Grieve In Silence For The Loss Of Our Loved Ones. It's Time To Stop This Vicious Cycle In Our Broken Community. " Enough Is Enough "
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I pay enough taxes and it's not the home owners problem this problem exist, why do we have to pay the consequences? You will just push more home owners to move out of this county and make more room for the trouble. Find a better solution!!!
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I'll bet St. Wayne (LaPierre) would know what to do, about this!!!!!!
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Granny D (Doris Haddock) is the unstoppable social change activist, now in her 90s, from the first primary state of New Hampshire. At age 89, she wore out four sets of shoes and was hospitalized in Arizona for dehydration and pneumonia, but she would not be deterred as she marched for campaign reform from California to her triumphant arrival in Washington D.C. 14 months later. Now, she is on the march for Dennis.
"I am proud to endorse Dennis Kucinich for President.
When I walked 3,200 miles across the United States for campaign reform and inquired of people why they were not voting, they said: 'Find us someone who understands us, who cares about us.' I'm talking about people living in trailers, people living in small towns with boarded-up windows on Main Street, with drugstores, grocery stores, hardware stores
all eaten up by Wal-Mart, Costco, CVS Drugs, Home Depot, and other monsters several miles beyond the town. People coming out of farmhouses in Iowa, squeezed out of their livelihood by stinking agri-hog farms, people coming out of tobacco fields, cotton fields, wheat fields, people living in cities who have been out of work for over a year, people whose well-paid jobs have been shipped overseas, people desperate for relief from the oppressions of our corporatized and disempowered lives.
I promised to look for someone who would understand them, that had a vision of the future for them, that believed in Peace, Love, Justice. Well, here he is: Dennis Kucinich.
I believe he is the candidate who can bring new voters and disgruntled voters into the political process.
To those people I met on my walk across America: 'Now keep your promise to me and come out and vote for him! Hugs.'"
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After meeting in March, Nikki Reed and Paul McDonald embarked upon a whirlwind romance – and now they've taken the next step.
The Breaking Dawn star, 23, and her American Idol alum beau, 26, are engaged, a source confirms to PEOPLE.
Posing together at Sunday's MTV Movie Awards, the couple showed off a sparkler on Reed's left ring finger as she told E!, "He's the one."
And to those who are concerned that the pair may be moving too fast, the actress – who is reportedly house hunting with McDonald – has an answer.
"I love him and I don't care," Reed told PEOPLE in May.
"I've never met anyone like him. I've never met anyone who has such a good solid heart and comes from such a good solid family and is just a genuine person. We have the exact same sense of humor. I've never laughed so much with anyone as I do with him."
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quote: Typical Google. Steals Apple's designs and technology (rectangle smartphones, stolen icons, stolen animations, etc.) then sues Apple. Google's management shoudl be thrown in jail. Each and every one of them.
quote: Google's management shoudl be thrown in jail. Each and every one of them.
quote: When I read this article I think i bet Mick would love for Google to get to ban all Apple's products.
quote: What have I become / My sweetest friendEveryone I know / goes away / In the endAnd you could have it all / My empire of dirtI will let you down / I will make you hurt
quote: Well, too bad mick. So far only androids have been banned. Samsungs have been banned. HTCs have been banned. These are expert judges, mick, how much legal school do you have? So I think they know a thing or two more than you and they say Android companies stole from Apple.Maybe you should put that headline and stop writing this pro-Google sh!t.


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does anyone else like samuria deeper kyo
i haven't heard of it before, is it like Kenshin? what sort of genre is it?
i havn't read Kenshin so i don't know. SDK is great it takes place in the sengoku era(a time of constant warfare). its a action type manga.
if you like bad guy v.s bad guy v.s good guy then you will really like this one its vary good good story line good fight cenes and vary likeable charecters i recamend it try it tho first
kinda...he has a sort of battousai to him..."people do not need violence to solve there problems."
i never heard about that manga. I'll give it a try.sounds very good
samurai x(battosai) is a blood thirsty samurai...jk,he is a man on the search for his truth....in my openion."people do not need violence to solve there problems."
awsome you should really like it satsujin ken mumyo jinpu ryu mizuchi (With out light, Let the Divine Wind Flow)
Slow to the point of almost sending me to sleepyet i gave it a viewing and had to eventually say that the story had some sort of a wavering backbonenot something i would watch twice in a row... but it will be given a second viewing when i decide to run a sword play anime movie marathonone of these bad days... The path to conquest leaves nothing else to be desired!!!!
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Lord Byron visited Percy and Mary Shelley in Cologny near Geneva in the year 1816. He inspired Mary to create the monster "Frankenstein" and his companion John William Polidori to create the figure of the "vampire". The impressions gathered on this tranquil hike will quickly make you forget about Frankenstein. Once you reach Hérmance, the lake promenade and the fine restaurants serving fresh filets of perch will invite you to tarry awhile.
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A thief took almost $1,000 worth of jewelry and other items from the basement of an apartment building in the 400 block of West Jefferson Street sometime between Thursday and Saturday morning, according to a police report.
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A german dueche bag.
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That Deutschbag tailgated me for five miles, then blasted around me and cut me off!! In a school zone!! I hope his A6 gets hit by a semi!!
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City recreation facilities were overrun this week with children celebrating spring and a welcome break from school. And before long, summer break will have them again filling the city�s fun centers, including the Durango Community Recreation Center.
But in a county where child care options are sometimes limited, some parents are left wondering what age is the right age for children to be left unsupervised at a city recreation facility.
One local mother says the city should be responsible for establishing an age threshold and believes the rec center�s current policies do not protect the children.
�There are too many transient people in this area � it�s a tourist area,� said Ignacio mother Bernadette Dickenson.
Dickenson recently learned the rec center allows children as young as 6 to play and swim in the facilities without an adult present. The lesson came unexpectedly when she learned her 10-year-old daughter was dropped off there without supervision and without her knowledge during a play date.
She feels city staff should have stopped the children at the door.
�I am mortified,� Dickenson said. �These were two little kids who can�t defend themselves against anything. I can�t possibly be the only parent who didn�t know this was considered OK.�
She worries a child could be abducted from the facility, or molested in a locker room. She also questioned how rec center employees would reach her if her child was injured while there.
�There needs to be a better policy,� she said. �It shouldn�t take something bad like a child going missing to address this.�
Cathy Metz, director of the city�s parks and recreation department, said the city doesn�t receive many complaints about the policy. They canvassed other community recreation centers in the state before opening the Durango center in 2002 and found policies allowing children 6 and older to enter without a parent or adult chaperone were common.
Various parents interviewed for this story viewed the rec center�s policy as reasonable, and they said it is not the city�s job to police parental authority.
�Everybody�s kids are different,� rec center visitor Chloe Jackson said this week.
Responsibility for determining if a child should be left unsupervised somewhere should rest with parents, said Jackson, whose children are 9 and 14. City officials should write rules based on the center�s own needs and its ability to provide a safe place for children and families to recreate.
Several other visitors and locals agreed. Most said they felt the city�s rec center is well-staffed and safe for children. Some cautioned, though, that too many unsupervised children could cause the policy to be changed.
�It�s a parent�s decision,� said Adam Koch, a former Durangoan who was visiting his children, ages 4 and 7, who live here with their mother. �I think the rec center is safer than most places in town, but parents have to be smart. It�s not a lifeguard�s responsibility to raise your children, and you shouldn�t be sending a child alone who doesn�t swim well.�
Metz, with the city, said the facility is well-staffed with capable employees. Surveillance cameras and constant cooperation with local police also keeps the center safe, she said. Serious crimes such as child abduction or molestation have never occurred there, she said.
And a policy that allows families to decide when children are ready to be there alone creates benefits communitywide, she said.
It provides a safe gathering place for kids who may not have supervision outside of school, thereby reducing juvenile crime on the city�s streets. And it gives some children more opportunities to participate in sports and extracurricular programs offered at the center, Metz said.
Children sometimes do get injured when their parents aren�t around, she said. But most unsupervised little ones are there with one or more other children. Between the city�s extensive database of current and former customers, and the children�s playmates, they have always been able to reach the injured child�s parents, Metz said. And employees never hesitate to call an ambulance when a child needs medical attention, no matter where the parent is.
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The Stetson men's basketball team will head on the road for its final two games of the regular season this weekend, beginning with a matchup at Northern Kentucky. The Hatters and the Norse are scheduled to tip-off at 7:00 p.m. from the Bank of Kentucky Center.
Stetson (7-21, 5-11) has struggled as of late, dropping seven of the Hatters' last eight games, but they can still clinch a berth in the Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament with a win on Thursday. Stetson would also earn a spot in the league playoffs if Kennesaw State were to lose to Jacksonville Thursday night.
Northern Kentucky (8-20, 4-12) comes into the weekend one game back of Stetson in the league standings. The Norse, in their second season of Division I play, are ineligible from postseason play due to reclassification rules. NKU has lost 11 of its last 12 contests, dating back to a Jan. 9 game against USC Upstate.
Stetson leads NKU 2-1 in the all-time series between the two teams, which began just last season. The Hatters swept the Norse in 2012-13, but then dropped a 67-65 overtime game to NKU at home earlier this season.
Junior Kentwan Smith has been tremendous from the field as of late. The forward went a perfect 5-for-5 from the floor against Mercer and was a combined 14-of-18 on the weekend. Smith is currently ranked fourth in A-Sun play with a shooting percentage of 56.7.
Thursday's game can be watched on ASun.TV, or listened to on WSBB AM 1230, WTJV AM 1490, and online at MyAM1230.com. Live Stats, the @StetsonMBB Twitter feed, and Hat-Alerts will also be available for in-game updates.


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Early evaluations of the effects of climate change on agriculture, which did not account for economic adjustments or consider the broader economic and environmental implications of such changes, overestimated the negative effects of climate change. This report, which highlights ERS research, focuses on economic adaptation and concludes there is considerably more sectoral flexibility and adaptability than found in other analyses. The report frames the discussion of economic adjustments within the context of global agricultural environmental sustainability.
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A "data-gathering phase" has begun as the Ken-Ton School District embarks on a consolidation study, the superintendent reported Tuesday night.
Principals of the district's 13 schools have provided SES Study Team of Canastota information about how space in their buildings is used, Superintendent Mark P. Mondanaro said. Among other requests by the consultant, the Buildings and Grounds Department has been asked for data about the condition of all the buildings.
District officials are looking at the possibility of consolidating school buildings to minimize operating expenses in light of declining enrollment and financial challenges. The School Board has voted to close Jefferson, one of the eight elementary schools, next year.
The district will choose a large group of community stakeholders early next year to evaluate the data compiled by the consultants and make recommendations to the board about the district's future composition of schools.
In other business Tuesday, Mondanaro said work also continues by a committee studying turf athletic fields for the district. In a memo to the superintendent, Brett A. Banker, supervisor of the Department of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Athletics, reported that a meeting is being sought for later this month to discuss preliminary design ideas. Banker will meet with an architect and the firm managing the district's capital projects.
A majority of Turf Feasibility Committee members support further research into the Adams Field/Franklin Complex, Banker reiterated. A cost analysis will be presented to the superintendent before the School Board meets in January. The committee assumes that 82 percent of costs would be covered by state aid because of construction work in the buildings adjacent to the proposed sites.
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I've used this recipe for years as a refreshing treat. My children enjoyed these pops more than any store-bought ones I ever brought home. They taste great with either pineapple or orange juice. Try freezing and serving in cups made from hollowed-out oranges. —Barbara Stewart, Garland, Texas
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Power for electronics is a growing part of many people's energy bill. Computers, televisions, and chargers for phones and portable devices start to add up. Consider plugging all your equipment into a power strip which, when switched off, will eliminate any standby draw from these devices. This also has the added benefit of protecting your equipment from possible power surges.
For computers, keep them in "sleep" mode when not in use or turn off completely. Contrary to popular beliefs, turning a computer on and off is not harmful. Depending on how you use these electronics, they could increase your energy bill by 20 percent.
Using new lighting technologies can reduce lighting energy use in homes by 50 to 75 percent. Compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs) are the most common energy efficient bulbs on the market. They only use about one-quarter of the electricity compared to standard incandescent bulbs. During daylight hours, take advantage of natural light instead of artificial light. You will feel better and you will save money too. You can also save money by installing timers to reduce the amount of time your lights are on.
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Never use extension cords as permanent wiring. They should only be used with portable appliances and plugged directly into an approved receptacle, power tap or multi-plug adapter. Remember that all extension cords need to be in good condition without splices, deterioration or damage. Use three-pronged extension cords and outlets for appliances with three-pronged plugs.
Older wiring in apartments and homes may not be able to handle the increased electrical demand of modern day appliances and electronics. If use of an appliance frequently causes power to trip off, or if its power cord or the outlet feels hot, the appliance should be disconnected immediately. Make sure that this condition is reported to your landlord as soon as possible so that it may be properly repaired.
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A 12-year-old Texas boy, who was home alone, displayed amazing courage last week, hiding in his mother's closet and dialing 911 after intruders broke into his Port Arthur home.
"Someone is trying to break into my house," Deion Murdock told a 911 dispatcher in a chilling tape acquired by KBMT-TV in Beaumont. "They just broke the window, ma'am … I'm going to have to whisper now because I think they're coming in. It sounds like multiple people."
In a scene eerily reminiscent of the recent Halle Berry thriller The Call, the 911 dispatcher keeps the boy calm, praising and guiding him, as police raced to the scene.
"You're doing good, doing real good, doing perfect," she tells Deion. "Your mom's going to be so proud of you."
"They're in here," the boy finally whispers.
Nearly a minute of scary silence follows before police arrive and see two intruders fleeing the house.
"Stay inside the closet," the dispatcher calmly tells Deion. "They're trying to find the bad guys."
Police quickly apprehended and arrested the suspects. Deion was scared but unharmed.
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"You're a very, very smart young man," the dispatcher told him. "You did a good thing."
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INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. - More than 75,000 voters in Washoe County have already cast their ballots prior to the General Election on Nov. 6, officials said Tuesday. Early voting began Oct. 20 and concludes Friday, Nov. 2 at 7 p.m.
"We've had 75,040 ballots cast at the 22 early voting locations in our community," said Washoe County Senior Deputy Registrar Luanne Cutler in a Tuesday statement. "And people still have until Friday, Nov. 2 to vote early."
The latest totals as of Tuesday showed 31,471 Democrats, 30,265 Republicans and 13,304 non-partisan voters had cast their ballots early. After Friday's deadline, all qualified voters who wish to cast a ballot for the Nov. 6 General Election will have to do so on Election Day and at their assigned polling place.
Any voter who is unsure of their voting eligibility or where they are assigned to vote on Election Day can visit www.washoecounty.us/voters, and on the appropriate lines enter their last name and date-of-birth to confirm their voting eligibility, get their precinct number and assigned Election Day polling place information and see a map showing where their polling place is located in relation to their residence.
On Election Day, polls are open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. If you're a registered voter in Incline Village, you must vote within your precinct location. The following are Incline Village/Crystal Bay precincts:
• Aspen Grove, 960 Lakeshore Blvd. - 8107, 8109, 8111, 8125, 8126
• Incline Elementary School, 915 Northwood Blvd. - 8105, 8106, 8108, 8110
• Incline Middle School, 931 Southwood Blvd. - 8104, 8116, 8117
Voters who have requested an absentee ballot, voted that ballot and sent it back to the Registrar of Voters office can get information verifying the date their voted ballot was received. If a voter does not have access to online services, they may call the ROV office at 775-328-3670.
For more information, please visit www.washoecounty.us/voters.
There are four major local races in which Incline/Crystal Bay residents can vote in this presidential election year.
In regard to the Incline Village General Improvement District Board of Trustees, three seats are open - those of Bea Epstein, Ted Fuller and Chuck Weinberger. Fuller and Weinberger are outgoing trustees.
Voters are asked to choose 3 of the following 6 candidates: Jim Smith, Jim Hammerel, George Del Carlo, Bill Devine, Epstein (incumbent) and Tim Callicrate.
Back in June, these six candidates and four others battled in a primary. Below is a tally of the number of votes and the percentage of the overall total each of the six finalists received in the June 12 primary:
• Smith: 1,090 (19.42%)
• Hammerel: 948 (16.89%)
• Del Carlo: 906 (16.14%)
• Devine: 689 (12.28%)
• Epstein: 605 (10.78%)
• Callicrate: 450 (8.02%)
There are five candidates for three seats on the North Lake Tahoe Fire Protection District Board of Trustees. The open seats are those held by Chris Plastiras, Dale Smith and Wayne Fischer - Plastiras is the lone outgoing director.
Voters are asked to choose 3 of the following 5 candidates: Smith (incumbent), Fischer (incumbent), Paul Zahler, Steve King and Chris May.
At the county level, Seat No. 1 in the Washoe County Commission is up, as current commissioner John Breternitz opted to not file for re-election. Seat No. 1 includes Incline/Crystal Bay, and the race is between Marsha Berkbigler, a Republican; and Andrew Diss, a Democrat.
As for the Washoe County School District Board of Trustees District A seat - which includes Incline/Crystal Bay - outgoing trustee Dan Carne will be replaced by either Lisa Ruggerio or Dale Richardson.
For a complete list of other state and national races up for election this year, visit www.co.washoe.nv.us/voters.


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HEDGESVILLE — To start the contest between archrivals Martinsburg and Hedgesville Thursday night at the Miller Center, Hedgesville senior guard Bianca Creamer gave her teammates a small speech......
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I had blogged about the fact that my Mom insisted that I write thank you notes, and how those handwritten notes still made a huge difference in my life.
Then, I received an unexpected one myself from a great salesperson. I had raced into St. John's (who sell beautiful knitted suits) and asked the salesman if he could find me a black skirt quick! I was leaving for Rhode Island to speak at the Travel Learning Conference, and somehow, I didn't have the skirt that went with my favorite St. John jacket.
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For the first time in three weeks, someone other than a Hately won our Gridiron Green.
Debra Fugate, come on down!
Fugate, from Ignacio, who didn�t play the first two weeks, has a 1-for-16 under her belt, four single-digit weeks and an 8-percent ranking on the national scale, has found her stride midseason. She was 12-for-14 last week, and 12-for-14 this week to win our Week 10 Green.
She�s got work to do to catch our co-leaders, though � �tholeman� and �edonelan� lead our Green with matching 101s, and �tholeman� leads our Gridiron Gold with a 101 as well.
Randy Edge of Bloomington, Minn., had the edge on all of us in Week 10; he won the national Green with 13 of 14 right.
I went 10-4, including my upset pick of the Saints over the previously unbeaten Atlanta Falcons on Sunday in New Orleans, and my overall record is 83-62.
Like Fugate, I�m finding my midseason form.
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Byes: Minnesota, N.Y. Giants, Seattle, Tennessee.
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Miami at Buffalo, 6:20 p.m. (NFL Network) � Miami got blown out by Tennessee; Buffalo hung tough with New England. Pick: Bills, 22-20. Line: Bills by 1�.
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Cleveland at Dallas, 11 a.m. (KCNC, KREZ) � Romo to Witten should be enough. Pick: Cowboys, 30-17. Line: Cowboys by 7�.
N.Y. Jets at St. Louis, 11 a.m. � Tebow Time is alive and well in New York. Pick: Rams, 17-3. Line: Rams by 3.
Jacksonville at Houston, 11 a.m. � Fugheddaboutit. Pick: Texans, 37-13. Line: Texans by 16.
Cincinnati at Kansas City, 11 a.m. � It started with Denver; the Bengals are getting better. Pick: Bengals, 17-10. Line: Bengals by 3�.
Philadelphia at Washington, 11 a.m. (KASA) � Vick is out. Foles is in. So, too, are the Redskins. Pick: Redskins, 31-16. Line: Redskins by 3�.
Green Bay at Detroit, 11 a.m. � Keep your eyes on the scoreboard. Pick: Packers, 30-23. Line: Packers by 3.
Arizona at Atlanta, 11 a.m. � No upset here, just another Falcons� victory. Pick: Falcons, 23-10. Line: Falcons by 10.
Tampa Bay at Carolina, 11 a.m. � Bucs are getting better by the week. Pick: Buccaneers, 27-20. Line: Buccaneers by 1.
New Orleans at Oakland, 2:05 p.m. � No letdown here, just another Saints� victory. Pick: Saints, 33-23. Line: Saints by 4�.
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SUNRISE, Fla. — The offense has gone cold and Thomas Vanek is injured again. Whatever reason you want to pick, Drew Stafford is going to get another chance in the Buffalo Sabres' lineup.
A healthy scratch the last two games whose name is on every NHL trade deadline rumor list, Stafford will play in the game tonight against the Florida Panthers. He has just four goals and a minus-12 rating in 31 games but interim coach Ron Rolston is taking a stab in the dark that Stafford can help revive an offense that has mustered just three goals and 32 shots on goal over the last two outings.
"We just want him to go out there and make things happen for our team and lead the way for us," Rolston said of Stafford, one of his alternate captains, Wednesday after practice in the BB&T Center. "He's in that position because he earned it and that's what he's got to do.
"Lately, it's been a reminder about the things he's got to get back to more than anything. All of our guys just can't take for granted they're going to be in the lineup. We need them to play a certain way."
It's pretty much assumed just about no one played that way Tuesday in Tampa as the Sabres mustered just seven shots in the first 40 minutes. They finished with a season-low 14 in their 2-1 loss to the Lightning.
"You shouldn't wait until the third period to turn it up a notch," center Cody Hodgson said. "We needed to be in that mode the whole game. They had a pretty good collapse going down low and they take away all your routes so you've got to make sure you use your points to get some offense going. That was part of our strategy but getting only 14 shots isn't nearly enough."
Buffalo forwards managed just 10 shots on goal in the game and Vanek left with none in 13½ minutes after suffering what Rolston termed a muscle strain in his upper body. Vanek did not skate Wednesday and was gimpy as he was seen walking around the locker room area; Rolston has not yet ruled him out for tonight.
Stafford went the first 14 games this season without a goal and hasn't scored in seven of his last eight outings. Still, the former No. 1 draft pick remains a desirable commodity and Western Conference clubs like Los Angeles, Detroit and Edmonton are all rumored to be interested in acquiring him prior to next Wednesday's NHL trade deadline.
"That's not something I'm thinking about," Stafford said. "I need to ignore the noise, focus on getting better and improving myself. Being out of the lineup, my No. 1 priority is focusing on coming back, playing strong and playing hard and helping this team win games. That's all about where my head is at."
Stafford was in Vanek's place on a line Wednesday with Ville Leino and Tyler Ennis and it's a good bet that's where he would play tonight. Prior to his scratch, he had been exiled to the fourth line.
"It's obvious when you're watching the game it's a lot easier compared to being in on ice level," he said. "There's not really anything new there that I was able to pick up. You see mistakes that we're making. We just have to be better putting pucks on the net, winning battles and dealing with teams' back pressure when we're rushing."
The only forward with four shots over the last two games is fourth-line center Jochen Hecht. Hodgson played 18:53 Tuesday without a shot – or even a single attempt.
"We know we can't score without shooting the puck and we have to figure out more ways to get quality opportunities," Hodgson said. "We looked at it [on video] and addressed some things."
At one point during practice Wednesday, Rolston raised his voice for one of the rare times during his tenure, reminded the players about their weak performance Tuesday and implored them to shoot the puck more.
"It's real basic," he said afterward. "Same on the power play. We have a tendency to be too cute, try to make one extra pass. You don't score many goals that way. We just have to get pucks to the net."
While the point is clearly made during practice, Rolston seemed frustrated when asked why he can't get through to his team on the issue during the game.
"It's a good question," he said. "What's the saying there as far as communication? Go around the world in probably, what? Less than a second? And sometimes it takes months to get through the skull. It's part of the process. We have to have a shooter's mentality more than a passer's."
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Dr. O'Connor has focused his scholarly work on the interface between primary care and substance abuse. This has included research examining the transfer of substance abuse treatment strategies from "specialty" settings to primary care settings. His publications in this area include studies on the management of opioid withdrawal in primary care settings, opioid maintenance in primary care, and the use of naltrexsone for treating alcohol dependence in primary care patients. He has been active in medical education on substance abuse both nationally and internationally.
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O'Connor, PG. Brief Interventions for Problem Drinking: Another Piece of the Puzzle. Annals of Internal Medicine. 2007; 146(3):223-225.
Martell BA, O'Connor PG, Kerns RD, Becker WC, Morales KH,
Kosten TR, and Fiellin DA. Systematic Review: Opioid treatment for chronic back pain: prevalence, efficacy and association with addiction. Annals of Internal Medicine. 2007; 146:116-127.
Sledge, WH, Brown, KE, Levine, JM, Fiellin, DA, Chawarski, M, White, WD, O'Connor, PG. A Randomized Trial of Primary Intensive Care to Reduce Hospital Admissions in Patients with High Utilization of Inpatient Services. Disease Management. 2006; 9(6)328-338.
O'Connor PG. Problem Drinkers: Find Them, Keep Them, Don't Lose Them, Treat Them. Journal of General Internal Medicine. 2005; 20(1):96-97.
D'Onofrio G, MS; Pantalon MV, Degutis LC, Fiellin DA, O'Connor PG. Development and Implementation of an Emergency Practitioner-Performed Brief Intervention for Harmful and Hazardous Drinkers in the Emergency Department. Academic Emergency Medicine. 2005; 12(3):249-256.
O'Connor PG. Methods of Detoxification and Their Role in Managing Patients With Opioid Dependence. JAMA. 2005; 294(8):961-963.
Sullivan LE, Fiellin DA, O'Connor PG. The prevalence and impact ofalcohol problems in major depression: A systematic review. American Journal ofMedicine. 2005; 118(4):330-341.
Kernan WE, Holmboe E, O'Connor PG. Assessing the teaching behaviors of ambulatory care preceptors. Academic Medicine. 2004; 79(11):1088-1094.
O'Malley S, Rounsaville BJ, Farren C, Namkoong K, Wu R, Robinson J, O'Connor PG. Initial and Maintenance Naltrexone for Alcohol dependence using primary care vs. specialty care: A nested sequence of three randomized trials. Archives of Internal Medicine. 2003; 163(14):1695-1704.
Kosten T, O'Connor PG. Current Concepts: Management of Drug and Alcohol Withdrawal. New England Journal of Medicine. 2003; 348(18):1786-1795.
Reid MC, Engles-Horton LL, Weber MB, Kerns RD, Rogers EL, O'Connor PG. Use of opioid medications for chronic noncancer pain syndromes in primary care. Journal of General Internal Medicine. 2002; 17(3):173-9.
O'Connor PG. Treating opioid dependence—new data and new opportunities. The New England Journal of Medicine. 2000; 343(18):1332-4.
Fiellin DA, Reid MC, O'Connor PG. Screening for alcohol problems in primary care: A systematic review. Archives of Internal Medicine. 2000; 160(13):1977-89.
O'Connor PG, Fiellin DA. Pharmacologic treatment of heroin-dependent patients. Annals of Internal Medicine. 2000; 133(1):40-54.
B.S., Union College, 1978
M.D., The Albany Medical College, 1982
M.P.H., Yale University School of Medicine, 1988
Internal Medicine Residency: The University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry, 1982-1985
Chief Residency: The University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry, 1985-1986
Fellowship: The Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholars Program, Yale University, 1986-1988
Education & Training
|Yale University School of Medicine (1988)
|Albany Medical College (1982)
|Yale University School of Medicine
|Chief Resident
|University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry
|University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry
|Board Certification
|AB of Internal Medicine, Internal Medicine (1986)