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Posted 22 February 2013 - 07:39 AM
It's all about opinions, I guess, and so it should be! I can't get it right all the time!!
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Posted 22 February 2013 - 11:20 AM
TBF, Davies has been outstanding most weeks and yep, he would also have been very deserving of MOM (as he was on TV), but I thought JC had a real impact at key times last night with his go-forward. However, judging by the comments on here and from some of my mates, I clearly saw something that a lot of others didn't!
It's all about opinions, I guess, and so it should be! I can't get it right all the time!!
Quite right, it's your opinion and Campbell did have a good game. Our back three look outstanding, even without Greenwood. I do think Potts is better on the wing though as he is great defensively but less of an attacking threat as JC and MG. I was also worried that our pack lacked a bit of size but they certainly make up for it with their workrate. Applegarth and Davies never stop working and with Rowe back we will be a decent threat next week. By the way, I thought Davies was MOM yesterday too but hey hoo!
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Posted 22 February 2013 - 12:22 PM
Still not sure about Hemmingway, a lot of people say he's "doing a job" but for us to kick on he has to offer more than that.
Overall a good win on a bitterly cold night but improvements still needed. MOM for me was Johnson, he looks class, Davies, Campbell and Fleming also went well.
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Posted 22 February 2013 - 01:46 PM
I thought Liam Walmsley looked good, and Davies just gets more and more impressive as the weeks go on.
Have to agree with previous comment about Hemingway, he just doesnt take the line on and seems more content to pass the ball along the line like its a hot potato. I think he could be far more effective if he took the ball to the line and then tried to ccreate things, as the ability is certainly there.
I understand Greenwood wasnt risked due to a hamstring problem, and we slightly missed him in terms of the extra dimension he seems to bring to our attacking play.
One other plus point was it was the first game i can recollect for a long time where we didnt make a hash of an oppostion kick off at any stage in the game.
All in all a job done in difficult conditions and circumstances, and plenty for the coach to work on.
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I know he got a try but I'm just not sure about Fleming? Keegan on the other hand is doing great.
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Beside a couple of handling errors I though Keegan and Fleming made decent yards too, ably supported by Byron Smith.
In the backs, Johnson looks a class act and in many ways we are spoilt for choice when Greenwood comes back. Hard to pick 3 from 4 really. Also nice to see Danny M back with a good solid game and well taken try.
Creditable mention too to the hookers, especially Mennell who ensured we a pretty quick play the ball most of the time, something which was crucial in the end.
Not a champagne performance, and too many silly errors, especially in our own half, but we got the job done in difficult conditions, so well done the lads. Nice to win when not playing our best too, which is hopefully a very positive sign.
As JK said plenty to work on and improve upon ahead of the Fax game, but 10 points from 4 games, so so far so good. A win against Fax will only help boost the players confidence in terms of believing they are a genuine top 3 side rather than a top 5/6 one. And the supporters.
Roll on Thursday.
Posted 25 February 2013 - 03:18 AM
After breaking work and then traveling to Barrow, to come away with the points is not easy, as the score suggests.
Edited by frank, 25 February 2013 - 03:20 AM.
Posted 25 February 2013 - 09:38 PM
It was a tough old game! Not gonna be any easier on Thursday either!
Thanks for the report Mark.I had just tuned in on my computer ( Sat morning) to watch the game, when they had a network outage and that was it until today.What brasses me off is, there are only two or three games a season were you can watch th Dogs on line and then that happens.
After breaking work and then traveling to Barrow, to come away with the points is not easy, as the score suggests.
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They will not force us. They will stop degrading us. They will not control us. We will be victorious.
The Angels are haunting me. Seriously. The lines in italics above? They're lyrics from the song Uprising by Muse and lately, I hear this song everywhere I go. On the radio at home. In my car. At the office. When I walk into one of our schools. At my favorite local Sushi restaurant – every time I walk in, be if for dine-in or take out. Seriously. Every time. I realize that my local sushi restaurant only has one iPod mix of about 90 minutes in length and this song is included in that mix, but every time? Even when I just stop in to pick up a phone order? Seriously, what are the odds? Yes, the Angels are definitely hunting me.
Perhaps I should explain. This song is played at every Angels game right before the bottom of the 1st inning. I love music and form a strong memory connection to certain songs. My ear will pick up on the background music at restaurants and even in the middle of a loud Vegas casino so, for me, the music played at the ballpark is noticeable and very memorable. Some team songs or walk up music will forever be linked to specific person or team for me. I doubt I will ever hear Guns n' Roses' Welcome to the Jungle again without thinking stand back, Mark McGuire's coming to the plate. Take Me Out to the Ballgame, oddly enough, still has tinges of Dodgers association for me because theirs is the first name I belted out in lieu of "home team" many, many years ago. With other songs, like The Who's Baba O'Riley, which the Rangers play before each game, I remember the baseball relationship to the song but hearing it doesn't make me cringe because other memories formed a more powerful association long ago – in this case, listening to my Dad playing records.
Most of the songs played at Angels games have formed a very strong Angels baseball association for me. Train's Calling All Angels, which is played during the historical highlight reel before the start of every game. Norman Greenbaum's Spirit in the Sky, which plays as the Angels start to take the field for the first time. And, of course, Uprising. I hear these songs, and I get my inevitable anticipatory goose bumps and chills. Oh, I didn't mention the goose bumps? Yeah, whenever I know something exceptionally cool is about to happen or I see something creative that is just beautifully done, I get literal goose bumps on my arms, often chills. Previews for a movie based on a book I've read or a part of history I've studied where they get the scene just right? Concert announcement for a band I've been dying to see? New book release from a favorite author? A particularly well done cover song? Witty dialog? Angels game is about to start? Goose bumps in every instance.
So, Uprising plays, or Spirit in the Sky or Calling all Angels, and there I stand, Pavlov's Angels fan with anticipatory goose bumps on my arms because my ear is absolutely certain that the game's about to start. But, of course, I know it's only January and I'm on my way to work, out with friends eating sushi this evening or whatever and I shake my head at my own silliness and sigh. Haunted I tell you. Now where did I put that countdown of the days until pitchers and catchers report? Because I'm sure I calculated something wrong. It's moving way too slow.
(Editor's Note: Build Me Up Buttercup is a notable exception to the whole Angels music/goose bumps thing. When that song plays during the 7th inning stretch, I sit down and mull over finding the poor misguided creature whose idea it was to use that song and politely suggesting that they turn in their marketing card. Right now.)
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For a Cub fan like myself, there is nothing like hearing GO CUBS GO after a victory. I have it on the ipod and cell phone. My 3 year old and 6 year old know that song well.
I'm with you on the goosebumps. When I hear certain songs that are played at Yankee Stadium, they transport me back there no matter where I am and I think only of baseball. As for "Buttercup," I'm with you on that too. The song should be stricken from the playlist forever!
I feel ya. I used to live in North Hollywood, and I while there, I adopted the Halos as my AL team. I got goosebumps every time that Train song played (and when the Rally Monkey came on). In fact, I bought that Train album specifically for that song… even though the rest of the album blows (in my opinion).
Ron – I think that's really cool! I am actually envious of teams with victory songs that are longstanding traditions, especially songs written for the team. The Angels play "When the House is a Rockin'" after every game they win, but it's not the same as a victory song, let alone one all the fans can sing.
Jane – Glad to know I'm not the only one – and the Yankees have some really good songs too from what I pick up on TV.
Jeff – I didn't know you lived out here for a while. College? And a sometime Angles fan to boot. Nice! Yeah, needing to own just one song was so much more of a liability in the days before iTunes and the like.
– Kristen
The Angels just happen to have the most common word in music in their name, outside of love, sex, and 20 inch wheels on an impala(not really but you get my point). You forgot about send me an angel by erasure for when we need those late inning comebacks thats my mlb pick for the Angels best theme song come a 9th inning blowout and it's not haunting like the muse.
That they do Cooperspick and I remember when the Angels used to have just about every song with the word angel in it playing in the background before and after each game, even songs that were a bad fit like Sarah McLaughlin's In the Arms of an Angel. I'm glad they moved away from that. They have dropped the Erasure too though. But I mostly like the newer mix, with the exception of Buttercup, of course. Thanks for dropping by my blog and commenting. I will have to check out your link a little bit further tomorrow.
– Kristen
I still remember a special moment at my first Angel game (at Chavez Ravine in 1964) when they played an Angels' version of the official Los Angeles City song "Angeltown" written by the famous team of Jay Livingston and Ray Evans.
The song is a great one, written in 1959, but they'd given it Angel lyrics:
"Beat the Yanks, top the Sox … knock those Tigers from the box
show the Twins, just who wins in An-gel-towwwwn!" Great.
Once the team moved to Anaheim in 1966 they replaced it with "California Angel,s AOK!" which was a good song, but not as good as Angeltown IMO.
The team should bring both of those songs back as part of the Angels' 50 year celebration. During pitching breaks or injury "timeouts" a group sing could be cool. The Angels are still in California, and Anaheim is just as much "Angeltown" in its way now.
Murray – Thank you so much for dropping by my blog and sharing this! It's so cool that your first Angels game was back in the Dodgers stadium days. I love the Angeltown song with Angels lyrics. I never knew about this piece of Angels history until today and bet a lot of the fans in their 20s and 30s don't either. I just found the lyrics to Angels AOK online and I agree with you, Angeltown is better. It would be a lot of fun if they used Angeltown at one of the Flashback Fridays this season or something. It would certainly be better than Buttercup.🙂
This is a very simple game…
I know this is an old post, but I just read it while searching for some of the music at the games. Your last paragraph made me laugh because I feel the same way. That song is terrible! I told my wife maybe they are hoping that if they play it for the next 50 years we'll all be dead and our kids will remember always hearing it. Then MAYBE it will catch on. Anyway, we were at a game a little while back against Texas and they played Gene Autry singing "Back in the Saddle" before the game. Now why can't they play that during the 7th inning stretch? At least then it has a little nostalgic value to it.
When they played it before the game half the stadium was singing along. How many years have they been playing that stupid Buttercup song with the words on the Jumbotron and yet people still don't sing to it?
Anyway, I don't know where to start. We could get people to start emailing the Angels comment whatever from their site and try to get someone like Bill Plunkett, the Angel's Beat Writer for the Register Mark Whicker who writes a lot of good pieces for the Register to do a story on it.
Going to try to start with a FB Fan Page and see if we can generate some interest.
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Freedom New Mexico: Thomas Garcia Former ENMU Greyhound distance runner Rex Maddaford looks through photo albums containing images of his participation in the 1968 Summer Olympic Games in Mexico City at his home near Tucumcari. Maddaford helped ENMU win the National Championship.
By Thomas Garcia, Freedom New Mexico
Editor's note: Freedom New Mexico is doing a series of stories on Olympians with ties to eastern New Mexico.
The 1968 Olympics in Mexico City was just another place to run for Rex Maddaford.
is an amazing experience and many get taken in by the whole idea of
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Maddaford competed in two Olympic events in
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Race day jitters:
said he was afraid of hitting an "oxygen wall" in Mexico City. "When
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did not run to his potential in the Olympics and it was all
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who is from New Zealand, was recruited by Eastern New Mexico University
cross country coach Bill Silverberg while competing in Los Angeles as a
member of the British Commonwealth.
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Maddaford said his love of running began when he was 13 and living in Auckland, New Zealand.
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I turned 19, I entered the senior rankings and everybody was wondering
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read in quite some time."
Maddaford said being recognized by someone because of an accomplishment is great.
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Answer: Streetscape Inc Mailboxes are 100% made in the USA. Gaines Mailboxes are made in San Diego, CA. The Imperial Mailboxes are assembled and painted in the USA; however, they aren't cast here.
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Answer: Most manufacturers are no longer working with cast iron. All of the ones we carry are cast aluminum.
Question: The door hinges have rusted off of my black, steel city mailbox. Do you carry replacement doors? It is a post-mount residential mailbox.
Answer: Most all of the parts that we sell are manufacturer specific. We are not a retailer of the Steel City Corp. mailbox.
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Answer: Please see this: Midsize Plain White Mailbox (click to view)
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Answer: We have quite a few Group and Multiple Unit Mailbox options available.
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Answer: We are sorry to say that unfortunately we are not familiar with a box of this sorts.
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Answer: The Metropolis Locking Wall-Mount mailbox is available with added weather stripping to protect against any leakage.
Question: I need a mailbox door for a ll bean mailbox and the red flag.
Answer: Unfortunately, most mailbox parts are not universal and we are not familiar with this product to make a suggestion.
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Answer: The mailbox parts that we carry are specific to certain boxes and manufacturers. Very few parts are interchangeable. You will need to know who your box was made by.
Question: For KS-20A Mail Boxes and hang on addresses, how can I order one replacement and one for my neighbor?
Answer: You can check here KS-20A Mailbox (click to view) and the Adress Plate (this item was designed for use with Gaines' standard post).
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Answer: The closest match that we are able to find at this time is the Traditional Curbside Mailbox 9" H x 18" D.
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Answer: Can you send a picture to firstname.lastname@example.com of what you're looking to replace?
Question: A plastic mailbox by arrow contico (mdl 78 i think), looking for a replacement flag.
Answer: This box is no longer in production and parts do not appear to be available. You might try looking at the replacement flags that we carry and try to match one up as close as possible.
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Answer: The Economy Elite Mailbox is an aluminum, black mailbox. As with any mailbox, you will need to adapt it to your installation preference.
Question: Do you have a rural mailbox that tells you when the mail is delivered?
Answer: Unfortunately we do not.
Question: Do you have a mailbox that vandals can't demolish?
Answer: The Ultimate High-Security Locking Mailbox may be what you are looking for. It is specifically designed for theft deterrence and vandal resistance.
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Answer: Please take a look at this Red Fire Engine Novelty Mailbox. Thank you.
Question: Do you have just a plain wood residential mailbox?
Answer: Yes, we offer the Wooden Cedar Mailbox Post, which comes in either a primed white or natural cedar finish depending on your preference.
Question: We need a wall-mounted drop mailbox for residence exterior 7 1/2"x2 1/2 opening interior 7 1/2 x 4 1/2" drop shoot 18". Can we get such a product?
Answer: We do not carry a drop box that small.
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Answer: Some manufacturers do others don't. It depends on what you want to order.
Question: My current mailbox has a post in five gallon bucket filled with dirt and is not stuck in the ground (rural area). Is there a freestanding weighted post?
Answer: We do not sell a weighted post. There is either in ground or surface mounted.
Question: thank you for your response to my inquiry regarding a mail post that can be mounted into a concrete slab. I checked out the company you suggested and their prices are quite high. My question is simply do you supply a mailbox that can be mounted into a concrete slab? I am looking in the price range of around 250.00 I thank you and I patiently await your response. Peace enjoy the now.
Answer: Many of our mailboxes can be mounted on concrete. You just need to buy a surface mount post or pedestal.
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Answer: The manufacturer just specifies "green". There is no type. It's the green pictured on the page.
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Answer: No, they are not.
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Answer: Please call for assistance with finding the right part.
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Answer: We do not work with any vendors for installation or repair needs.
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Answer: Please click the link to view Horizontal Wall Mount Letter Locker.
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Answer: You would need to contact the manufacturer directly for parts as we are just Authorized Dealers and many parts have not been made available to us.
Question: Do you have any other choices? I need a mailbox with the horse and carriage on the side and the numbers posted above on plaque.
Answer: Here is the SKU# for what you're looking for. Just type it into the keyword search. WL-PM-501-DBZBM
Question: How do I order a new key lock for a Epoch 7105 mail boss?
Answer: You will have to contact Mailboss directly to request that part.
Question: I need a 3-apartment mailbox; exterior flush to wall that will not rust; and no wider than 20". Do you have this?
Answer: We do not have a unit that fits these requirements. Please call us for further assistance.
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Answer: Please call for assistance.
Question: We are looking for boxes for the lobby of our apartment building into which the mailman can put packages, lock and then drop the key in the owner's mailbox.
Answer: Please call us so we may determine what parcel boxes you need.
Question: I am looking fo a victorian pedestal mailbox with a rear-locking door.
Answer: Here is the SKU -WL-VM-200-DBZBM.


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- Agricultural profits depend on seizing opportunity
- Cost of Living
- Since 1995 the top 25 percent of farm managers earned more than 10 percent on their investments.
- Ag lenders also have to counsel farmers and ranchers on living cost management. Family living costs have risen dramatically over the last four decades. In 1967, family living withdrawals were $4,000 per year. In 1986, costs had increased to $20,000 and by 2011 they were at $80,000.
- 40 percent of farmers and ranchers have no health insurance.
The assumption that there is no money to be made in agriculture simply doesn't mesh with the facts.
"Since 1995 the top 25 percent of farm managers earned more than 10 percent on their investments," says David Kohl, professor emeritus, Agricultural and Applied Economics, Virginia Tech.
The flip side of that coin, he says, is that the bottom 1 percent of farm mangers earned 1 percent or lost money on their investments.
"The better managers will get better; the rest will fall behind," Kohl said during the Rural Economics Outlook Conference on the Oklahoma State University campus in Stillwater.
A key to success, he said, is setting goals. "Farmers and ranchers need a business plan. Currently, 80 percent of all Americans have no goals. But the 4 percent who make goals and write them down earn more money."
Success requires goal setting and also the ability to recognize and understand opportunities and then "pull the trigger," Kohl said.
He said a key problem with agricultural businesses is that they fail to plan far enough ahead. "They think only to the next quarter."
He also discussed the relationship between farm production and farm lending, which has changed significantly over the past few decades and perhaps not always for the good.
"America was built on community banks and other rural lenders, such as the Farm Credit System and FSA," he said. "Rural lenders were often the cornerstone of a community. They need to be talent magnets with internship programs and they need to hire people who will raise them up."
A trend in ag lending is educating producers, particularly young farmers and ranchers.
He also discussed the ills of "risky lending," which include leaning too heavily on collateral and too little on cash flow and profitability. Lenders that practice risky lending employ too little "sensitivity testing," Kohl said. Sensitivity testing includes cash flow, profitability, liquidity, equity and collateral, and concentration analysis.
He said bankers should determine if stored assets are adequately protected by a risk management plan. They also should determine if a business is growing too fast.
"And be aware of producer/lender fraud," he said. "Oklahoma is currently a hot spot for agriculture and is a target for fraud."
Successful agricultural lenders, Kohl said, maintain a strong credit culture with sound financial analysis. "They know their customers and their industries. They have a culture of lifelong learning and practice 'what if' lending."
He said marketing savvy and relationship lending are also crucial. "Relationship lending is coming back. Both the board and management team should understand agriculture."
He said getting a loan with just a "quick credit check" is disappearing.
Kohl said ag regulators also should have staffs that "are quick learners of their industry, customers and lenders. They should encourage strong financials and accrual-adjusted records for producers who are growing, highly leveraged or above $250,000 in sales."
He said proactive regulators should encourage bank boards and CEOs to have employee training metrics — two to six hours a week. "They should think globally but act locally," he said.
"We are seeing a tremendous turnover in regulators," Kohl said.


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Grand Valley student selected for national advertising award
Posted on December 09, 2010
Grand Valley State University student Angela Antonio, from Trenton, Michigan, has been named one of 50 Most Promising Minority Student finalists by the American Advertising Federation. She is the only student from Michigan to receive the recognition this year. This is the fourth consecutive year that a Grand Valley student has been selected for the award.
AAF's Most Promising Minority Students Program is the premier advertising industry award program to recognize and recruit outstanding minority college graduates in advertising, marketing, media and communications. The program honors the students and enhances their knowledge and understanding of the advertising industry by offering networking, interviewing and industry immersion opportunities with industry professionals.
Antonio, a School of Communications senior majoring in advertising, will attend the Building Bridges for Our Future Awards Luncheon in New York City in February, as part of a three-day, expense-paid trip provided by AAF.
"It is such an honor to be selected for this AAF program," said Antonio. "As a finalist, I have a once in a lifetime opportunity to network and interview with some of the top advertising agencies, media companies and advertisers in the world."
As an undergraduate, Antonio was active with Grand Valley's chapter of PRSSA, Ad Club, and held a leadership position with NSAC. She held internships with Grand Valley's Men's Lacrosse team, as advertising and marketing director for Grand Valley students' literary magazine, Fishladder, and with Heart of West Michigan United Way. She was also a four-year recipient of the Bert Price Diversity Scholarship.
The Most Promising Minority Students Program and its finalists will be featured in Advertising Age, USA TODAY, and the official Most Promising Minority Student program book. Additionally, each finalist's résumé will be included in the 2011 Most Promising résumé database that will be available to human resources and media professionals across the nation.


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BLACKWATER DRAW — With several holes to fill on defense from last season, Eastern New Mexico University's football team is hoping help may come from within.
Defensive tackle Stephen Smith and strong safety Jason Serda, both from Albuquerque, may be able to plug a couple of those holes.
Both players saw some duty last year, but were playing behind qualify teammates. Both showed well in Saturday's intrasquad scrimmage at Greyhound Stadium, ENMU coach Mark Ribaudo said.
"Jason was making a lot of plays, and Steve had a great scrimmage," he said.
Smith, who will be a senior in the fall, played behind sophomore Bracy McCoy last season, but the Hounds have moved McCoy to defensive end this spring.
"I think the biggest thing for me is (working on) my speed and explosiveness," said the 6-foot-3, 240-pound Smith, who prepped at La Cueva. "I've always had good timing, but this year I'm just getting off (the ball) faster."
Smith thinks the Hounds have enough talent in camp to cover for their graduation losses on defense.
"I don't feel like there's a big dropoff from last year," he said. "I think the people filling in will be just as good, although the might not be known yet."
At 5-10, 185, Serda acknowledges he may need to add a few pounds before the season starts to play the "Hound" position, which is really a combination of linebacker and strong safety. He played behind Tillman Stevens in 2010, but with Stevens out with injury he started the season-ending 35-10 win at Tarleton State and had a solid game.
"When he got hurt, I had one of my best games," said Serda, who played at Manzano H.S. "I knew I had big shoes to fill, and I learned a lot from him.
"I need to get bigger and stronger, but mostly faster. I've been hitting the weights as hard as I can, and I've been listening to (defensive co-ordinator Todd) Wallis."
He's hoping to add about 15 pounds.
"A lot of the receivers (in the Lone Star Conference) are bigger and faster than me, but I can still hold my own," Serda said.
Ribaudo has been pleasantly surprised by both players this spring.
"I would've said Jason (might have a chance to start) only because he was the next guy in line, but we saw a lot of good things from the game at Tarleton," Ribaudo said. "Things have really clicked for Stephen. He's having the best spring of all our DLs (defensive linemen), and that's a great thing to see."
The Hounds have five more practice dates this spring, including next Saturday's annual spring intrasquad game at 4 p.m.


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Maple Leaf Cookies
- Prep Time: 60 min
- Cook Time: 12 min
- Ready Time: 120 min
- Yield: 4 dozen
- 1 cup butter, softened
- 1 cup powdered sugar
- 1/2 cup firmly packed brown sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon maple flavor or extract
- 1 large egg
- 2 cups Pillsbury BEST™ All Purpose Flour
- 1/2 cup walnuts, toasted,* finely chopped
- 1/2 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips, melted
Preparation Directions
- BEAT butter, powdered sugar and brown sugar in large bowl until fluffy. Add maple flavor and egg. Beat well. Add flour and walnuts. Beat just until combined. Dough will be soft.
- SPOON half of dough onto sheet of plastic wrap. Wrap. Shape into disk. Repeat with remaining dough. Place dough in freezer for 20 to 30 minutes or until firm.
- HEAT oven to 350°F. On floured surface, roll 1 disk of chilled dough to 1/4-inch thickness. With 3-inch maple leaf-shaped cookie cutter, cut out cookies. Place on ungreased cookie sheets. If dough becomes sticky, wrap and chill briefly in freezer.
- BAKE 10 to 12 minutes or until edges are golden brown. Immediately remove from cookie sheets. Place on wire racks. Cool 15 minutes or until completely cooled.
- PLACE melted chocolate in small resealable plastic bag. Cut tiny hole in corner of bag. Squeeze chocolate onto cookies to make veins on leaves.
- TIP *To toast nuts: Place nuts in dry nonstick skillet. Cook over medium heat, shaking pan until nuts are lightly browned.
High Altitude (Above 3500 ft.):
- INCREASE flour to 2 1/4 cups. Bake at 375°F 7 to 9 minutes.
Nutritional Information Per Serving
Serving Size (1 cookie), Calories 90 (Calories from Fat 45), Total Fat 5g (Saturated Fat 3g, Trans Fat 0g), Cholesterol 15mg, Sodium 30mg, Total Carbohydrate 10g (Dietary Fiber 0g, Sugars 6g), Protein 1g; Percent Daily Value*: Vitamin A 2%, Vitamin C 0%, Calcium 0%, Iron 2%.
*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
* Ensure all recipe ingredients are gluten free by referencing the ingredient labels, as products may vary. If uncertain, contact the ingredient manufacturer.


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Vermont Today news briefsApril 29,2013
Schedule change
in heat project
MONTPELIER In a significant shift in the schedule, the city announced that work will begin on the School Street to Union Elementary School leg of the District Heat Project. Work begins today and is anticipated to end May 16. The city is working with school officials to notify parents, and the police will offer extra support in order to make sure that drop-offs and pick-ups are safe and effective.
The work will begin at the Fairpoint parking lot on School Street and parking along the street will be greatly reduced to allow two-way traffic to continue. Vehicles parked on Cedar Street may experience long delays exiting. In addition, at times the sidewalk on the south side of School Street will be unaccessible.
The shift in schedule was caused when a shipment of pipe for the project arrived without the proper fittings. But the contractor had the materials to begin the School Street leg. The decision was made to start that part of the work in order to continue moving the project forward.
At the other end of the project, water work on State Street is expected to wrap up next week. After that, pipe laying will begin on Taylor Street going towards State Street, then jogging right. That work is expected to begin May 6 and conclude a month later.
For updates, check out the citys Facebook page, go online to http//www.montpelier-vt.org/, or call the district heat phone line at (802) 262-6200.
Eminent domain
for Carr lot?
MONTPELIER With $7 million in federal funds in the offing, and a 2002 voter-approved bond for $800,000, the purchase of the Carr lot on Taylor Street has been a long-sought goal for the city. It is key to the continuation of the popular bike path, and with the construction of a transportation hub it could change the way visitors enter Montpelier.
Now, with lengthy purchase negotiations at a standstill, the city may move to obtain the property from the Alan R. Carr Revocable Trust through the process of eminent domain. At its rescheduled meeting Wednesday at 6:30 p.m., the council will discuss a recommendation that the city take that step.
Eminent domain may be exercised when a project is deemed for the greater public good, and negotiations for purchase have failed.
The city is looking to set a hearing for Wednesday, June 5, in the council chambers. Should the council approve the recommendation to move forward, the city must prepare a survey of the property, a draft resolution of necessity, and proposed damages to be offered to the landowner.
Suspicion brings
pot citation
WATERBURY An investigation into a suspicious vehicle at the Waterbury park-and-ride ended with an arrest Saturday evening for possession of marijuana.
Claude Randolph IV of Waterbury was issued a citation after police say they could detect the smell of cannabis emanating from his vehicle. A search of Randolphs car, police said, yielded an undisclosed quantity of the drug.
Randolph is scheduled to appear in criminal court in Barre on May 30 to answer to the charge.
Staff and wire reports
Violations lead
to jail stay
CALAIS A 22-year-old Marshfield man spent the night in detox after police were called to remove him from a Calais home.
Police say Chas Burbank was visibly intoxicated when they responded to a call Saturday night from the homeowner at whose residence he was visiting. Police said Burbank was prohibited from consuming alcohol as part of his conditions of release.
Burbank was transported to the Chittenden County Correctional Facility for detox, and issued a citation for violations of conditions of release.
Police arrest man
for Fri. assault
DANVILLE A 26-year-old Danville man was locked up Saturday for allegedly assaulting someone Friday evening.
Police say Travis Johnson assaulted someone at a Danville residence Friday evening, but that they were unable to find him until Saturday.
Johnson was jailed for lack of $10,000 bail.
Cow Power to be
offered statewide
MONTPELIER Customers of Vermonts largest electric utility can now take advantage of the Cow Power program that generates power by using methane produced from cow manure to run generators.
Green Mountain Power says the Vermont Public Service Board recently approved expanding the Cow Power program to the utilitys entire service territory.
Cow Power was first offered to customers in 2004.
The program currently includes 12 farms and generates 16 million kilowatt-hours of power a year enough to power 2,200 average Vermont homes.
Customers who choose to be a part of the Cow Power program pay an extra 4 cents per kilowatt hour.
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PITTSBURGH, PA (September 8, 2006) – JetBlue Airlines got off to a flying start at Pittsburgh International Airport, cracking the airport's top ten in number of passengers in its first full month of operation in Pittsburgh. The July 2006 Scheduled Airline Traffic Report for Pittsburgh International Airport shows JetBlue had 23,342 passengers for the month, making it the ninth busiest airline. This report is compiled monthly by the Allegheny County Airport Authority.
JetBlue began service in Pittsburgh on June 30, 2006 with daily direct flights, four to New York and two to Boston. Pittsburgh flyers can connect to more than 25 other cities on JetBlue.
"We are very pleased with JetBlue's first month performance," said Kent G. George, Executive Director of the Allegheny County Airport Authority. "JetBlue serves very important markets and it is apparent that our customers are taking advantage of the options that we are providing to them. We will continue to develop opportunities for all of the airlines at Pittsburgh International Airport and work to expand service for our customers."
A total of 931,263 scheduled passengers traveled through the airport in July 2006 – which is an 8.6 decrease compared to July 2006 (931,263 in July 2006/ 1,019,364 in July 2005). Year-to-date scheduled airport traffic shows a 6.3 percent decrease (5,819,708/6,211,204).
Four airlines showed significant growth, led by Southwest. Southwest reported a 65 percent increase in passengers (115,470/69,983) while Continental showed a 49.3 percent gain (40,083/26,847). Midwest (9,438/5,650; 67 percent) and Air Canada (3,739/3,151; 18.7 percent) also reported increases in traffic.
Those gains helped offset the losses in passenger volume by US Airways (480,007/621,487; 22.8 percent), Delta (67,964/68,167; 0.3 percent), United (61,086/61,459; 0.6 percent), Northwest 44,404/47,673; 6.9 percent), American (38,417/41,397; 7.2 percent), AirTran (30,876/34,254; 9.9 percent) and USA3000 (16,437/21,351; 23 percent).
See charts below.
July 2006 Scheduled Traffic at Pittsburgh International Airport
2006 Year-to-Date Scheduled Traffic at Pittsburgh International Airport


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News Release
Colorado Firm Recalls Fettuccini Alfredo With Chicken Products Due To Misbranding and Undeclared Allergens
Congressional and Public Affairs
Megan Buckles
(202) 720-9113
WASHINGTON, April 2, 2014– American Outdoor Products, a Boulder, Colo., establishment, is recalling approximately 633 pounds of dehydrated Fettuccini Alfredo with Chicken due to misbranding and undeclared allergens, the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) announced today. The products were formulated with milk and wheat, known allergens, which are not declared on the product label.
The following products are subject to recall:
- 7.5-oz. foil pouches of "Backpackers Pantry Fettuccini Alfredo with Chicken"
The products were produced July 2, 2013 and have the product code "07/02/2020" printed on the pouch. The products bear the establishment number "P-4933" inside the USDA mark of inspection. The products were sold wholesale, online and to retail establishments nationwide.
The problem was discovered by a retailer in Vermont, which notified the company via telephone yesterday, April 1. After investigation by the firm it was determined that the wrong back panel was put into the labeling machine by mistake for some of the products produced that day. The recalled product is properly identified on the front of the pouch, yet mistakenly has a label, including ingredient list and nutrition information, for the firm's "Jamaican Jerk style rice with chicken" printed on the backside of the pouch, which could cause consumer confusion.
FSIS and the company have received no reports of adverse reactions due to consumption of these products. Anyone concerned about a reaction should contact a healthcare provider.
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Okay, all he asked was a question. He probably hasn't read the other threads, I know I don't most of the time.
For saar0507: No, it's coming out tomorrow
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Hate to burst your bubble, but this most definitely won't end all the other threads.
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man o man. Kiya needs to start the Hatin on Melo thread.
really nice piece Loco Ochos, worthy of the O&B Globalization personification.
so much information, too much information, info overload load!
but interesting to check out nonetheless...
I believe Melo's game can and will change with significant scorers around him
(healthy Bargnana/STAT/Shump/Chandler/JR), where he does NOT have to feel
as if he's the only one who can carry the team on his back. Most of the assists
were to a moving Chandler, a moving STAT, open Felton, etc., players not just
standing there watching the ISO, but in motion.
This could be a Wood Son problem to deal with, keeping the team in motion,
where Melo could be the P&R initiator, or more of a point forward.
just like Melo played phenomenal at the beginning of 2012 season, with
defensive blocks, unselfish passing, so goes his unselfish playing at the
beginning of games, (as Kiya says), petering out to ISO-hell at the end
of games, and playoffs. could be mental.
as long as MELO (and Woodson) is aware of the problem, and willing to
work on a play like the P&R that is the opposite of ISO-ball, there is a way
to make it happen and incorporate it into the Knick method of play.
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Crazy⑧s after seeing this all vids have u realaized that MELo is simply doin to much ?
for me upcoming season if final "judgment" time for Tyson unless Andrea will surpass him.
Thats not an opinion that's a FACT!
A few u tube videos of Melo passing the ball suppose to make me believe Melo has great passing skills?
Is it an opinion that Melo get a touch of the ball on practically 80% of our offensive-possessions?
Only the PG suppose to touch the ball on 80% of a teams offensive-possession in a 48 minute game.
After watching Iverson average 8 assist in all 82 games to lead Denver to a 50 win season, making Kleiza look like a young star, and JRsmith the 2nd runner up for the 6th man award, while Camby average 9 pts, 3 ast, 13 rb, and damn near 4 blocks per game ..
All my luv for ISO-Melo went out the door when Denver traded Camby & Iverson that offseason (2008).
u have to be a very low IQ player when ur down by one point, and u hold & dribble the ball for 8 seconds then throw the ball to Jared Jefferies on the perimeter with 2 seconds left in the game.
Thats not an opinion those are facts...
how do u hate on a future hall of famer the way u do?
1) I dont see Melo as a future HOF
2) Melo's action & personality has made Melo's teammates play without effort in 9 of his postseason appearances.
3) Melo is an individual player like Marbury (and Marbury average 8 ast)
4) Melo do not have half of the skills & talent as ex-Knicks Bernard King
Melo Muppets.
Caring about whether he should have won ROY, smfh.
This is Melo paying lips service (again) to the media about what he is "going to do", lol......
Melo simply isn't good enough to maintain the type of playing style and ego that he demands. He isn't Lebron. He is writing checks that he won't be able to cash. Every year it is same **** with Melo; no matter who his coach his, who is teammates are.
How about Melo just shuts the **** and acts like the superstar he wants to be. Make players around him better, win at all costs.
He's a greatly talented all-star, but he is playing in a league that is in a GOLDEN AGE of basketball talent. And he isn't talented ENOUGH to maintain the type of game and style and ego that he has, w/o constantly falling short when compared to the true contending teams of the NBA.
In the past two season the majority of Knicks forums put up Threads comparing Carmelo Anthony on the same pedestal as Kevin Durant. Durant won by 68%
Here is an article on Carmelo vs Harden ....
When the New York Knicks acquired Carmelo Anthony from the Denver Nuggets a few years ago, many Knicks fans believed they finally had the star player the franchise had been lacking.
Similarly, the Houston Rockets celebrated when they traded for James Harden, who has been the star the team has not had since Tracy McGrady. Both players have proven to be dangerous scorers who account for many of their team's points.
As two of the top scorers in the NBA, it's only natural to compare Melo and Harden. Despite being a few years younger, Harden is the better player for a few reasons.
Harden's facilitating skills are superior to Melo's
At 6 feet 5 inches, James Harden is essentially a giant pick-and-roll point guard. Houston runs its offense through him with plenty of high pick-and-roll sets, where he is usually the ball-handler. Harden averaged 5.5 assists per 36 minutes last season. In a year many claimed Melo had "changed" his offensive ways, he averaged just 2.5 assists per 36 minutes last season. As a matter of fact, 2.5 assists per 36 minutes is still below his career average of 3.0.
Harden is clearly the better and more willing passer, a skill that makes a great scorer even more dangerous. It's hard to say Melo is necessarily a bad passer, as we simply haven't seen him facilitate an offense enough to know.
Melo is more of an "ball stopper"
A major knock on Melo has been he is a selfish offensive player. Although selfish is probably too harsh of a word, it's easy to see what the critics mean by it.
Melo loves to isolate, particularly from the wing. The Knicks' offense stops flowing when he does this, and they are at the mercy of whether or not his shots are falling. Isolation takes players out of the game, and it becomes very hard to keep teammates engaged when they aren't seeing the ball.
Much like Harden, Anthony has the potential to be a very good pick-and-roll player. We just haven't seen Melo commit to this, and, at this point, it's hard to believe he'll change much. Even when Harden isn't scoring, the way he runs an offense at least keeps the rest of his team engaged.
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It's easy to look at Melo's scoring numbers and be blown away. He averaged 28.7 points per game last season, which is certainly a number that can't be laughed at. However, when you dig a little deeper, it's easy to become critical.
Melo averaged a little less than three points per game more than Harden last season. To get these points, Anthony required a staggering five more shot attempts per game and posted a usage rate more than six percentage points higher than Harden. For those who may not know, usage rate is an estimate of team plays used by a player while he is in the game.
Should you really need five more shot attempts to score less than three more points?
Efficiency, thy name is Melo.
Harden does a better job at getting to the line
As one of the most dangerous pick-and-roll men in the league, Harden is a threat from anywhere on the floor coming off of a screen. This is evident from the fact that he got to the free-throw line a whopping 10.2 times per game last season, and he converted at an 85-percent clip. Even when his shot isn't falling, it seems that Harden can piece together a decent game from getting to the stripe.
Melo is no scrub at drawing fouls and getting to the line, either, as he attempted 7.6 free throw attempts per game last season, finishing at an 83-percent rate. However, nearly three more attempts per game is a significant difference, and one that cannot be ignored. Not only do free-throw attempts mean easy points for your team, but it also often means foul trouble for your opponent. Being able to have an opponent's backups in the game longer due to starters being in foul trouble is a huge advantage.
In many ways, Harden appears to be the more polished player. So, isn't it hard to believe that Harden is five years younger than Melo? This helps tilt the scale even more toward Harden, who is perhaps just beginning to enter his prime. Scary, right? At this point, we probably know what we're getting out of Melo.
Both the New York Knicks and Houston Rockets are surely happy to have their scoring machines. But if I have to pick between the two, give me James Harden over Carmelo Anthony.
In 2010-11 Feruary deadline the Knicks starting lineup "Amare / W.Chandler / Gallo / rookie / Felton" needed a starting SG .. not a roster change for a Ball-Hogger SF that wants to play at PF.
What do u think?
Last edited by Kiyaman; Sep 09, 2013 at 10:25.
^bravo Kiyaman. one of your best posts! bashing Melo with stats vs Harden! brilliant!
as much as I cringe when you bash the NYK, especially Melo, I have to agree with your
comparison/assessment. matching him up against James Harden was a great way to prove
your point. I believe Melo is a much better shooter (and ISO player..bleh), but Harden has
him beat in every other aspect of the game. I commend you for a well-thought out,
well-written post.
he took the ball out of Lin's hands and played a lot of one on one basketball
in context his assist numbers are better but Melo faced way way way more double teams leading to outlet passes rather than passes for shots
8's posted a video of Melo's assists, he's a great facilitator but the offense has to be designed around that
Melo thrives off of screens and quick decisions but is his own worst enemy in taking too much time
the problem I have with Kiya is he never gave him any credit for improving as a player this past year, he just looks at Melo's numbers and uses the cliches the media uses and Melo shut that up this past season
However Melo needs to be more consistent and make quicker and smarter decisions to help the team grow
but taking Harden and the pre-Melo Knicks over what we have now is agenda driven as **** and only shows deep down that he will only support the team if they do things the way he wants it done
no disrespect just calling it how I see it
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Three Drunken Goats on Honolulu Avenue has a tapas-focused Spanish kitchen. The menu's the creation of consulting chef Jason Michaud. And the name? From the three major partners and a Spanish wine-soaked goat cheese called "drunken goat" (cabra al vino); I kid you not.
The Goats' interior, with long darkwood tables and eggplant-tinted walls, isn't exactly cozy. Ceilings are high and painted black. A wine bar is set up at the front of the restaurant, with an open kitchen stretched across the rear. It seems able to accommodate far more than the stated 86-person capacity but, on this repeat visit, it seems less cavernous. Have they divvied up the space?
I'm not sure.
The menu lists almost 40 items that can be ordered to share, so the most important thing is to get the entire table to be of one mind, no easy task. On our maiden visit, we agreed to pass up most of the (seven) larger plates to concentrate on smaller delicacies, with delicate negotiations (over a pitcher of white sangria — $30) to finalize the choices.
Most of the tapas we ordered back then are still available: golden beets with hazelnuts, arugula and goat cheese ($9); piquillo stuffed with idiazabal (north Spanish peppers with smoked sheep cheese — $9); patata with truffle oil and cabrales (fried potatoes topped with Spanish blue cheese — $7); bacon-wrapped dates with chorizo ($9); grilled octopus with potato salad and chorizo ($9); and scallops wrapped in jamon serrano with corn remoulade ($15).
The beet salad was perfect, and it was hard to find fault with the others. I especially loved the tubers, although the wonderful piquancy of the cheese blocked any hint of truffle oil; and we were favorably impressed with the smoky flavor of the peppers and their molten filling. The octopus was tender and its potato salad side, laced with spicy sausage, delightful. Our scallops were plump, set on a sweet bed of creamy corn. And it was thumbs up all around for the dates.
Although we were sorely tempted to simply reorder the tapas we enjoyed so much on our initial visit, we eventually decided to limit our small plates to three we hadn't sampled, asparagus with jamon serrano, manchego and hazelnuts ($9); pulled pork with piquillo peppers and toast ($8); and sugar chili prawns with Mediterranean remoulade ($12) — all just as satisfying as those we devoured back in 2008.
Then we picked two entreés to share as well, a simple but tasty grilled half-chicken with root vegetables and baby carrots ($15) and sautéed Chilean sea bass with steamed vegetables and mashed potatoes. (I must say that ordering this endangered but supremely delicious fish is always a guilt-inducing decision; paying the Goats' $24 price tag seems a suitable penance for such irresistible sin.)
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Happy Birthday To The Snake!
Today is February 5th. The birth date of Hank Aaron . . . Roberto Alomar . . . and Devern Hansack.
(photos courtesy of Kelly O'Connor)
I don't know the first two baseball greats, but I would certainly like to wish a Happy 32nd Birthday to the right-handed pitcher who answers to two nicknames – "Se±or Slider" and "The Snake."
In case you missed it, Hansack re-signed with the Red Sox as a minor league free agent a couple of weeks ago and is a strong candidate to pitch for Pawtucket for the fourth straight season if his shoulder is healthy. Devern dislocated it in his first outing of 2009 (April 13th in Buffalo) and missed the rest of the year.
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Devern has also pitched in 9 games for Boston between 2006 and 2008, going 2-2 with a 3.70 ERA.
While I'm happy to hear that Hansack could be in Pawtucket this season, I was disappointed to learn that pitcher Billy Traber is still looking for an opportunity to pitch in 2010.
I exchanged e-mails with the 30-year-old lefty this week, and Billy wrote that several teams have expressed interest but none have offered a contract yet.
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Here's hoping that a team gives Traber an opportunity to pitch this season. In the meantime, the mere mention of his name gives me another opportunity to show this great photo by my friend Kelly O'Connor. It shows Billy going to great lengths to give a fan an autographed ball at McCoy Stadium last season.
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Awesome coincidence! Never noticed February 5th is the birth date of all these three great baseball players! Yeah Hansack was re-signed as a minor league free agent by the Red Sox but did they not release him in May or so? And about Billy Traber, I believe he did play for the Seattle Mariners earlier this year. Pity he wasn?t getting much opportunity to pitch and yes that picture does speak volumes about the man he is! Rony of Volkl skis


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