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The Scarlets will field eight senior internationals in their starting XV for Friday's derby against the Dragons at Rodney Parade.
The Scarlets will field eight senior internationals in their starting XV for Friday's derby against the Dragons at Rodney Parade.
British and Irish Lions centre Jonathan Davies who came off the bench last weekend at his home ground of Parc y Scarlets gets his first start of the season alongside fellow centre Scott Williams to bring a proven international centre partnership to the Scarlets attack.
Scottish international back row John Barclay gets his first start in a Scarlets shirt at openside along with captain Rob McCusker and Aaron Shingler in the back row.
And after an impressive and commanding night with the boot against Treviso recording a 100% kicking record, versatile back Steven Shingler moves from centre to full-back for the derby with pace and strike power on both wings in the shape of Wales international Liam Williams and Wales U20 World Championship star Jordan Williams.
Head Coach Simon Easterby said while the depth of his squad was not comparable to some of the clubs in the league; the versatility of his back line was a positive for the region.
"We've got a number of talented players in our backs who can readily adapt to different positions on the field; it's important that we get as much quality and experience on the field as possible and we'll work with different combinations to suit our game plan."
Scarlets have won five of their last six contests against fellow Welsh Regions in all competitions. Scarlets have won their last ten fixtures against Dragons in the RaboDirect PRO12 since Dragons were victorious 15-13 at Rodney Parade on New Year's Day 2008.
Although the Scarlets have an impressive record against the Dragons in recent seasons, Easterby pointed out his players were not looking back to previous successes and would take nothing for granted.
"We want to uphold our strong Welsh derby record and these players know how vital it is to us to get a good result at Rodney Parade," he added.
They also are fully aware of the challenge that poses us with in front of a vocal home support in Newport.
The Dragons will come out with confidence and want to back up two good performances in front of their home crowd. Hopefully we'll have a good travelling support as well.
"The derbies always have an extra edge to them and with Lyn (Jones) and Kingsley (Jones) on board in Newport now we know how well-prepared and up for this game their players will be.
"It'll be a high intensity and physical game and the Scarlets are looking forward to the contest.
"It's great to have the added motivation of a Welsh derby so early in the season. Hopefully with decent conditions, it'll be a good night and platform for Welsh regional rugby."
Meanwhile, the Dragons' own Lions stalwart Toby Faletau returns to the team for his first run out at Rodney Parade this season.
The number eight, who has recently signed to stay with the men of Gwent until 2016, is joined in the back row by Jevon Groves and Lewis Evans.
On stepping into the role of open side flanker Evans said: "Versatility is key now for me. There is a slightly different emphasis on when you do play seven. I just need to have the number seven jersey in mind but it's all about being able to adapt."
"We like to test ourselves against our Welsh counterparts as its good to see where we are and to also try and get rid of the fourth region tag. I think that this game is massive for us to keep developing.
"Now we are at home we want to make Rodney Parade a fortress and we just need to keep going in the right direction, with Lyn (Jones) steering us.
"Lyn's biggest thing here is changing the mindset of players, you could see that when we played Ulster, but last season that winning mentality wasn't here and Lyn has come here and changed my mindset along with the youngsters like Jack and has had an immediate impact as we have beaten one of the top sides in Europe."
Also included in the squad is Tom Prydie who steps back into open side wing after a slight ankle injury he incurred against Ulster. We also see a new centre pairing in Ross Wardle and U20's International Jack Dixon, as Pat Leach is out with an injury.
Skipper Andrew Coombs has also been named in the second row alongside youngster Matthew Screech, who makes his third start of the 2013/14 season.
Form: The Dragons' last five matches have all been won by the home side on the day. Dragons are going for a third successive victory at Rodney Parade in the competition for the first time since April 2011. The Men from Gwent lost all six PRO12 encounters last season against fellow Welsh regions. Scarlets 26-10 home win over Treviso on Saturday ended a three game losing run. Scarlets have won five of their last six contests against fellow Welsh regions in all competitions. Scarlets have won their last ten fixtures against Dragons in the RaboDirect PRO12 since Dragons were victorious 15-13 at Rodney Parade on New Year's Day 2008.
The teams:
Dragons: 15 Dan Evans, 14 Tom Prydie, 13 Ross Wardle, 12 Jack Dixon, 11 Hallam Amos, 10 Jason Tovey, 9 Richie Rees, 8 Toby Faletau. 7 Lewis Evans, 6 Jevon Groves, 5 Matthew Screech, 4 Andrew Coombs (c), 3 Francisco Chaparro, 2 T Rhys Thomas, 1 Phil Price.
Replacements: 16 Hugh Gustafson, 17 Owen Evans, 18 Dan Way, 19 Rob Sidoli, 20 Netani Talei, 21 Jonathan Evans, 22 Kris Burton, 23 Adam Hughes.
Scarlets: 15 Steve Shingler, 14 Liam Williams, 13 Jonathan Davies, 12 Scott Williams, 11 Jordan Williams, 10 Rhys Priestland, 9 Gareth Davies, 8 Rob McCusker (capt), 7 John Barclay, 6 Aaron Shingler, 5 George Earle, 4 Jake Ball, 3 Samson Lee, 2 Ken Owens, 1 Phil John.
Replacements: 16 Emyr Phillips, 17 Rob Evans, 18 Jacobie Adriaanse, 19 Richard Kelly, 20 Josh Turnbull, 21 Aled Davies, 22 Nic Reynolds, 23 Gareth Owen.
Date: Friday, September 20
Kick-off: 19:05 BST
Venue: Rodney Parade
Referee: Nigel Owens (Wales)
Assistant referees: Ian Davies (Wales), Jon Mason (Wales)
Television match official: Gareth Simmonds (Wales)


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It may be the beginning of the year, but the college students in our lives are already thinking about summer vacation, and the valuable internships that can help them build toward productive futures.
At The Denver Foundation, we know students who spent last summer teaching classes about college life at the Colorado Center for the Blind, gutting fish with Environmental Learning for Kids, organizing community conversations on mass incarceration with The Conflict Center, and one lucky young man even had the chance to meet singer Sarah McLachlan and actor Taye Diggs through the Colorado Symphony. They had these experiences as part of The Denver Foundation's Nonprofit Internship Program.
If you know a college student who would benefit from a paid internship in the Metro Denver nonprofit sector, have them visit our website at denverfoundation.org. We are now recruiting students for the summer of 2012, and the deadline is fast approaching on Monday, Jan. 23.
Interns are Metro Denver residents who attend colleges and universities throughout the United States, or out-of-area students who attend college here in Metro Denver. They share the common goals of learning about Metro Denver's nonprofit sector and working to improve their communities. Nonprofit host organizations receive a grant from The Denver Foundation, and work hard to put together a great summer experience that engages their intern in all aspects of the organization.
The Nonprofit Internship Program has been operating since 2007, and we've placed nearly 80 interns in nonprofit organization jobs. Several interns are now working in the nonprofit sector, while others are looking forward to participating as board members, donors and volunteers.
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GDB XV: Passing and faceoffs and goals, oh my!
Jason Gregor
November 02 2009 11:21AM
All of a sudden the Oilers can't score, but even though they were blanked three times in the last week, they have scored the 7th most goals in the league. Through 14 games their offence has been fine, but like previous years, they are giving up too many goals.
The Oilers have surrendered the 7th most goals, 43, so far this year. Injuries and illness to Sheldon Souray, Steve Staios and Lubomir Visnovsky have played a role in that, but I still see too many turnovers and errant passes if this team wants to be more than a .500 team.
Visnovsky is feeling better and his return should help the PP and cut down on turnovers. Staios is skating with the team, but highly doubtful for tonight. The bad news, like I wrote last week, is that Souray isn't getting any better. Concussions are unpredictable and it looks like Souray might be out until December.
I don't just blame the D-men though.
Passing the buck... and the puck
The forwards have been just as guilty, if not more, of horrendous passes. How often do the Oilers miss a teammate with a simple eight-to-ten-foot pass? Bad passing has been a problem for a few years, and I believe it starts in practice. The players need to demand better execution from one another.
Their leaders need to be more vocal about this.
I don't like to compare players or teams, but the Detroit Red Wing players demand crisp and accurate passes in practice. I've watched a Wings practice and the players — not the coaches — expect good, crisp and accurate passes.
It helps when Nick Lidstrom along with Henrik Zetterberg and Pavol Datsyuk are their leaders, but at this level every player should be able to make tape-to-tape passes in practice.
I will chart tonight's game and list how many times the Oilers either miss a pass, or just dump the puck away when they have complete control. Lately, many players will have possession of the puck without being pressured, and they will just dump it into the neutral zone, or deep in the offensive zone. The problem with that thinking is this team still isn't good at retrieving pucks.
Father-son combo
When Steve Tambellini was hired in 2008, some jokingly wondered if he'd try and acquire his son, Jeff. Most would have ripped him for making such a move, but right now the young Tambellini is red hot with five goals in four games. He tallied a hat trick v. Buffalo on Saturday and had two goals in Montreal last Monday. Prior to last week, he had never had a two-goal game.
Tambellini has six goals in eight games and is tied for the team lead in goals with unheralded Jeff Moulson. Moulson, was a 9th draft pick for the Penguins in 2003. He never played for them, and had six goals and ten points in 29 games with the Kings over two seasons, before signing with the Islanders this summer.
Moulson along with John Tavares and Kyle Okposo lead the Islanders with 10 points.
Know thy enemy
The Islanders are 15th on the PP and 8th on the PK, while the Oilers come in 16th on the PP and 14th when down a man. The big advantage will be in the dot. As a team the Islanders are 4th in the league winning 53.4% of their draws, while the Oilers are a 27th winning only 47.1%.
The four centres tonight will be Shawn Horcoff (50.5%), Sam Gagner (43.8), Gilbert Brule (50.5) and Andrew Cogliano (36.5) and none of them are above average.
With Mike Comrie (54.6%) and Dustin Penner (64.5%), I wonder if Quinn will start to use them more in faceoff situations. Penner has only taken 31 draws, and I doubt he could maintain that much success, but tonight is the 15th game of the season and we haven't seen any improvement in the dot. In fact, the Oilers have gotten worse in recent weeks.
The Islanders don't rely on just one guy like the Oilers. Tavares has taken 195 draws winning 49.2%, while Richard Park has also taken 195 winning 57.4%. Josh Bailey has taken 152 and is 51.3% while their best guy is Frans Nielson who has won 53 of the 85 draws he's taken.
The lack of success in the dot hasn't hurt the Oilers offensively, but it is a big reason why they have given up an average of 33.7 shots a game. Only Colorado is giving up more.
Look for a combination of Fernando Pisani, Brule and Patrick O'Sullivan tonight. Horcoff will play with Ales Hemsky and Penner. Gagner will centre JF Jacques and Robert Nilsson while Cogliano is back in the middle with Zack Stortini and Ethan Moreau.
Looks like Visnovsky is back in and Theo Peckham comes out.
From Chris Botta of www.islanderspointblank.com
Moulson - Tavares - Okposo
Bergenheim - Nielsen - Sim
Tambellini - Bailey - Weight
Thompson - Park - Jackman
Streit - Gervais
Sutton - Martinek
Witt - Hillen
(Meyer, Schremp, Comeau, Hunter - injured)
Is comrie still out? And whats this rumour about Horcoff to the islanders?
November 02 2009, 11:26AM
It sucks when we start minus 1 player ( nilsson) , I really thought he would be more this season, but he is the same player he will always be..lets bury him...
Chris Botta of www.islanderspointblank.com also had these tidbits today...
11:50 am - Dwayne Roloson said facing his old team and his former teammates shooting on him "is not an advantage to anyone."
Doug Weight to the Edmonton media (and one eavesdropper) on houseguest John Tavares: "Being here with the Islanders media, John has some anonymity. It's allowed him to be one of the guys."
Jeff Tambellini said on Saturday night he didn't just get a hat trick, he "set a record for text messages and emails." He said he even heard from some of his old teachers. On the Islanders' recent influx of secondary scoring, Tambellini said, "You can't win in this league relying on your top line every night."
Scott Gordon said Trent Hunter is not quite ready for a return to the lineup. "He hasn't practiced with us yet," said Gordon.
10:45 am - The locker room coffee tastes better, smiles come more easily, mundane drills are packed with energy and laughs and there's some extra pep in the steps of these Islanders, winners of three in a row and owners of points in five straight. There have even been some mischievous grins of "I told you so" and a few pesky late-night emails from app-filled iPhones saying…uh, "We think we're all pretty good hockey players here. (Well, something like that).
The gritty-gutty Islanders host Robert Nilsson, Mike Comrie (maybe - has the flu) and the Edmonton Oilers tonight. Today we throw out all talk of attendance. It's a Monday night and the Falcons are playing the Saints on ESPN.
Dwayne Roloson gets the start against his former team. Rob Schremp sits again tonight. Trent Hunter looks like he should be ready this week. If he's taken off IR and no one else gets hurt, Islanders will have to make a roster move. As of today, placing Schremp on waivers would be the most logical one.
These lines sound more balanced than last game. Glad the kid line has been broken up, they were dangerous in the wrong way for the last two games.
Gregor: Comrie is still out with the flu?
November 02 2009, 11:31AM
The Oilers would be best off to listen to Courage Wolf™.
I thought the islanders had to keep shermp the whole season if the clamied him off waivers?
Is comrie still out? And whats this rumour about Horcoff to the islanders?
The way Eklund's wording it, sounds like Horcoff for Josh Bailey IMO. Now ask yourself... "self, does that make sense". If you answered yes, immediately head home because I think you may have a case of tha H to tha one-o, N to tha one-ay.
Hey what is with the Rob Schremp guy possibly on waivers. With the Oilers struggling to score lately maybe we should pick him up on waivers on the cheap.
I saw some niffty youtube moves this guy has and I sure bet he could help out the team. As long as we make a organization shift in the team to play some Rob Schremp hockey this could could be a win-win for everyone.
November 02 2009, 11:36AM
hey schremp... the provost blades senior team is looking for a ringer.. 200 bucks a game.
you in??
How is Cogliano THIS poor on the dot? Did he spend the summer practicing how to lose a draw?
I thought the islanders had to keep shermp the whole season if the clamied him off waivers?
Nope. I think what you're thinking of is...
... you cannot claim a player off waivers with the purpose of sending him to your farm team. To send him down, the Isle's would have to place him on waivers, the Oil (if i'm not mistaken) would have first crack at him. If they don't want him back, the rest of the league gets a crack. If no one takes him, he goes down to the Isles farm team in Bridgeport and could be recalled by the Isles at any time in the year...
... if I'm not mistaken.
Although... he does make less $ than Nilsson, lol.
@ Gregor
~Bad Passing? What with all our skill? ~
November 02 2009, 11:41AM
Hey what is with the Rob Schremp guy possibly on waivers. With the Oilers struggling to score lately maybe we should pick him up on waivers on the cheap.
I saw some niffty youtube moves this guy has and I sure bet he could help out the team. As long as we make a organization shift in the team to play some Rob Schremp hockey this could could be a win-win for everyone.
He can't make the islanders you really think he would make a difference?
Comrie is still out with the flu. He is having trouble breathing due to some asthma type symptoms.
And please people, ask yourself why would a team trade for Horcoff at this point. He is in the first of a SIX year deal, and the Oilers aren't blessed with a lot of proven centres as it is.
And Horcoff has a no-movement clause for the first four years of his deal. Do you think the Islanders are a destination he'd want to go.
Next time ask yourself where did the rumour start before you even think of asking if it is legit. The guy who started it says he is right less than 3% of the time. Yet people still read his stuff. Please explain to me why you do?
I've been wrong before, we all have, but 97% of the time wrong, that isn't worth reading. Just my opinion.
I don't believe it just thought I would throw it out there. I wanted to be one of those guys that starts these stupid rumors, I guess peer pressure got to me this morning, my bad.
November 02 2009, 11:48AM
why the fcuk is peckham out and not strudwick ?
November 02 2009, 11:49AM
and horcoff has a NMC ?
and horcoff has a NMC ?
And the oilers have been shutout 3 out of the last 4 games.
November 02 2009, 11:52AM
There's a voice that keeps on calling me Down the road, that's where I'll always be. Every stop I make, I make a new friend, Can't stay for long, just turn around and I'm gone again
Maybe tomorrow, I'll want to settle down, Until tomorrow, I'll just keep moving on.
November 02 2009, 12:02PM
Yeah, it's called $7 million for a faceoff specialist.
November 02 2009, 12:04PM
damn we better trade brule now before he have to pay him 7 too for his 50.5%
Dustin Penner (64.5%) on faceoffs... he scores, passes, hits and wins faceoffs.... we should have traded for him 2 years ago... oh wait a minute.....
Horcoff is arguably the best 2 way player on this team..... as sad as that is we would be stupid to trade him unless we were getting some star power in return
November 02 2009, 12:36PM
Yeah, it's called $7 million for a faceoff specialist.
7 large for a 50% winning percentage. Thats while we have $8 beer at RX1.
November 02 2009, 12:37PM
The forwards have been just as guilty, if not more, of horrendous passes. How often do the Oilers miss a teammate with a simple eight-to-ten-foot pass? Bad passing has been a problem for a few years, and I believe it starts in practice. The players need to demand better execution from one another. Their leaders need to be more vocal about this.
One key problem with this team is the leadership.
Moreau really doesn't pass unless he's forced to Staios created the "off the glass and out" move Horcoff's stick is made of stone Souray can't get out of bed Hemsky has an "A" to try to turn him into a leader, its really not in his personality to be one.
At least Quinn sees Moreau for what he is, a washed up 4th liner.
The only Oilers with less 5v5 ice time/60 on the team are:
Comrie (sat for the end of two games due to illness) Stone Stortini MacIntyre
Please do what is best for the team and retire Ethan.
I'm glad they're putting O'Sullivan and Pisani on Brule's wings. I like O'Sullivan better at LW, and Jacques just hasn't given me any reason to believe he's helping out out there, so it's nice to have him off such an important line.
I also have a feeling they won't be seeing much of the offensive zone tonight. At least not to start their shifts.
November 02 2009, 12:41PM
Dustin Penner (64.5%) on faceoffs... he scores, passes, hits and wins faceoffs.... we should have traded for him 2 years ago... oh wait a minute.....
Horcoff is arguably the best 2 way player on this team..... as sad as that is we would be stupid to trade him unless we were getting some star power in return
I would give horcoff away if someone would take him. His 5.5 mil cap hit could by 4 players exactly like him. Decent on faceoffs, kill penalties, work hard, whiff at one-timers.
November 02 2009, 12:44PM
I sure am tired of all the Horcoff bashing. The horse is dead, quit beating it, you are only creating a bigger mess to clean up.
Game day prediction: 4-1 for the Oil! Goals from Horcoff, Penner, Gagner and Brule.
Obvious Game Prediction of the Day: Jeff Tabellini will score for the Isles when Gilbert makes a soft play in front of the net.
Not-so-obvious Game Prediction of the Day: Charles Wang will throw popcorn on the ice during a T.V. timeout.
November 02 2009, 12:47PM
Does every post have to turn into a Horcoff bash? Oh wait... your name is Hatecoff; I guess it does.
November 02 2009, 12:52PM
@I'm a Scientist!
Agreed. Horcoff's having a bad run, but every team has a guy like that. He's enough of a pro that he'll bounce back. Or not, but whatever.
Game Day Prediction:3-2 Oil in OT. Cogliano with the Winner
Obvious Prediction:Doug Weight gets a big hit, a goal, an assist, and gives a 5-star interview between periods.
Not so obvious Prediction:Dwayne Roloson gets caught putting salt in Khabibulin's water bottle during the 2nd Intermission.
@Librarian Mike
Thats a quality veteran move by Dwayne "Crazy, my mask fell off again during a scoring chance" Roloson
November 02 2009, 01:14PM
Thats a quality veteran move by Dwayne "Crazy, my mask fell off again during a scoring chance" Roloson
It was a savvy veteran move when he was an Oiler....now it's just cheap. :)
November 02 2009, 01:20PM
He can't make the islanders you really think he would make a difference?
I think he was being sarcastic OBJ. I think Ogden Brother would have piucked that up. Junior obviously has a ways to go to live up to the big guy's billing.
November 02 2009, 01:21PM
**edit "picked"
I wish I could type.
November 02 2009, 01:24PM
I think he was being sarcastic OBJ. I think Ogden Brother would have piucked that up. Junior obviously has a ways to go to live up to the big guy's billing.
I was just thinking the same thing...
*shakes head in dissapointment at jr.*
November 02 2009, 01:26PM
damn we better trade brule now before he have to pay him 7 too for his 50.5%
I believe the description for the self designated Horcoff basher is "one trick pony". Can you think of something new/innovative to talk about?
Oh yes I remember you tried to come up with some insight a few threads ago and JW beat you down.
Seriously, keep up the quality posting.
Dwayne Roloson takes a baseball swing at the puck
November 02 2009, 01:36PM
@Librarian Mike
Oh, i like your no so obvious prediction... it COULD happen...
If we lose tonight I hope we can lose with some honor i.e. score a goal or two.
November 02 2009, 01:50PM
There hasn't been dignity in losing to the Islanders in 20 years
November 02 2009, 01:51PM
you're joking ,right?
November 02 2009, 01:54PM
blah blah blah blah blah blah
scientist, the horse is not dead he is starting tonight on the first line
JW bashed me ?
he just rambled on about nothing that had to do with nothing
and what isnight and opinion do you provide rubber?
you just brown-nose the two drunks and pick apart other poeple comments
one trick pony? i beg to differ
its two way pony for you mo-fo
November 02 2009, 01:54PM
Oilers win in shootout. With Peckham out who's gonna pull the puck out of the back of the net?
November 02 2009, 01:59PM
Oilers win in shootout. With Peckham out who's gonna pull the puck out of the back of the net?
for 450K a year... Ill do it!!!!!!!
November 02 2009, 02:04PM
5-2 oilers tonight
horcoff will kill two of the oilers powerplays tonight one when he whiffs on a shot and another when he tries to spin at center ice to bring the puck in
gilbert will get bullied for a turn over and get scored on strudwick will get exploited a few times when he doesnt turn his granny hips in time to keep up with the play
coglainos play will disappear soemtime in the second when he realizes that playing with moreau is not gonna get him anywhere
smid will punch tavares in the head just for the fcuk of it when he comes to close to khabi, on the face-off following gagner will beat up tavares for not fighting smid
November 02 2009, 02:08PM
Hey has anyone brought up the fact that Horcoff is overpaid and isn't scoring 100 goals a game?
Oh they have?
Okay, carry on.
November 02 2009, 02:12PM
mmmmm whatcha ya say
mmmmm that you only meant well ?
well of course you did
mmmmm whatcha ya say
mmmmm thats it all for the best ?
Of course it is
November 02 2009, 02:14PM
I'm just here for the entertainment value.
JW bashed me ?
Absolutely owned you by pointing out the errors in your "logic".
he just rambled on about nothing that had to do with nothing
I agree. Using "facts" and "statistics" to prove a point is clearly "nothing that had to do with nothing (sic)"
and what isnight and opinion do you provide rubber?
As stated above I'm here solely for entertainment value. I leave the "insight" to experts like you.
you just brown-nose the two drunks and pick apart other poeple comments
Who are the "drunks" exactly? I'd just like to make sure I know who it is I'm brown-nosing. I'm very particular about whose ass I put my nose into.
its two way pony for you mo-fo
Not even sure how to respond to this one. Are you describing yourself as a "two way pony"? I think that might be illegal in all 10 provinces and the Territories as well.


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37 Hearing this, they were cut to the heart and said to Peter and the other apostles, 'What are we to do, brothers?'
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18 So Mary of Magdala told the disciples, 'I have seen the Lord,' and that he had said these things to her.
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Wow, things have been very quiet around hear. All the contributors are gone, I'm not all that much in the cooking mood, and the site feels oh so neglected. Ah well, so is life.
This recipe is one that I create one day, it's nothing too complicated. A family member requested it, and I promised to send it… then I forgot… then I felt bad for not sending it so I delayed on doing it even more. Finally, I'm getting off my butt to take care of this.
Anyway, here is what you'll need.
2 lbs of boneless, skinless chicken thighs – cubed
1 small onion, diced
2 tsp of minced garlic
4 jalapeños, diced
1 bunch of fresh basil, 1 bunch of opal basil
1/3 cup vegetable oil
3/4 tsp sea salt
3 tsp marjoram
1 – In a large pan, heat the oil over medium heat. Add the onions, garlic and salt; sauté until brown.
2 – Add cubed chicken, stir every few minutes for about 10 minutes.
3 – Add marjoram and jalapeño, stir. Cook for roughly another 10 minutes until the chicken starts to slightly brown
4 – Tear your basil(s), and to the mix, and cook for another few minutes.
And you are done! The result is a dish that provides subtle flavor. The mix of basil, marjoram and jalapeño provide a bit of sweetness with a bit of kick.
Oh, and make sure you use the oil mixture as a sauce for the dish, it's fantastic.
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|Posted by Tom on January 01, 2004 at 14:10:40:
|In response to Re: Thanks Greg...a little more advice?
: Greg,
First attempt did not work, I posted them to a web page I just made at http://home.earthlink.net/~unlimitedoceans/id2.html
It's not fancy, but it conveys the problem I think.
: Tom,
: : If I correctly envision what you describe, you need to seriously consider a licensed plumber in your area; that is your best, permanent solution. If you are unable to do that financially at this time, I would try a repair using something like plastaid (http://www.plast-aid.com/). I can't verify that it works, only that it's an option to try at least temporarily.
: : When I mentioned a picture, I meant uploading a picture to Terry's website, which can be done. Greg
: : : Greg, I have two bathrooms on second floor. 3" drain line starts at a toilet passes a shower tub and 2 sinks and into the other bathroom. Where the drain line picks up the 2nd bathroom closet flange is the leak. The leak is in the T where the closet flange drops into the drain line. It appears that not enough pipe was seated inside the T. The problem is there is a 45 into the drain line about 10" past the culprit for the sinks which is going to make for some fancy coupling on that side. I'd rather not tear out the 45 and it's run from the sinks because of the way the flooring and beams are...nightmare.
: : : I have to insert a few feet because of a beam and cabinets attached to the ceiling on the other side of the bad joint. My worry is how to make GOOD couplings on either side of the new insert without trying to force old piping to catch the overlap you need to seat a typical coupling. That is what attracted me to the flexible coupling idea.
: : : I hope that gives you a clearer picture...it's hard for me to put it into words and my art work is considerably worse.
: : : REALLY appreciate your patience and continued help.
: : : : Tom,
: : : : CPVC you can flex enough to gain some clearance, but 3" pipe, unlikely.
: : : : If this doesn't help or won't work, try posting a picture of your dilemma so we can get a better look. We'll be watching...
: : : : : Can you offer any other way to splice into an existing albeit old 3" line? Should I risk making existing piping bend for that moment that I need to make up that slack?
: : : : : Thanks so much for your help,
: : : : : Tom
: : : : : : Troubled Tom,
: : : : : : I've used the rubber couplings of which you speak, although my rule is only to use them where access is always available (although sometimes difficult) for servicing/inspection. Personally, I just don't trust them completely.
: : : : : : On the flip side of that, though, I'm currently witnessing large commercial buildings go up that use hords of these couplings (mission style - with the metal bands around the rubber inner). Some codes allow similar couplings to be buried. But, if you don't mind running the risk of redoing some drywall down the road, it could work well enough, they're just not as permanent or "comforting" as a glued joint, which is always preferred. Good Luck. Greg
: : : : : : : I posted a few days before Christmas about a leaking joint that wiped out some drywall in my kitchen before a party. You suggested (as I figured I needed to) that I replace. Here's my question:
: : : : : : : Thanks in advance!
: : : : : : : Tom Payne
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PRICE - Our loving wife, mother and grandmother, Bessie Mahleres, age 78, passed away April 13, 2002 at her home following a courageous battle with cancer.
She was born Aug. 1, 1923 in John Day, Ore., to Pete and Katherine Speropoulos Coleman. Married John H. Mahleres Oct. 28, 1945 at the Assumption Greek Orthodox Church in Price.
Bessie attended schools in Baker, Ore., and Boise, Idaho. She graduated from Boise Business College. She returned to Baker, Ore., and was employed with the Soil Conservation of Baker.
Bessie was later employed by the Carbon School District and the College of Eastern Utah prior to retirement. She was a member of the Beta Sigma Phi.
Bessie was an active member of the Assumption Greek Orthodox Church, where she was a member of the choir and the Philoptochos.
Survived by her husband, John Mahleres; daughter, ReNee Soumbeniotis; son, Johnny (Nancy) Mahleres; son-in-law, Dr. Jim Soumbeniotis; grandchildren, Elene and Michael Soumbeniotis; Nicole Mahleres. Preceded in death by parents; and brother, Jim Coleman.
Funeral service Wednesday, April 17, 11 a.m., Assumption Greek Orthodox Church. Trisagion service Tuesday evening 7 p.m., Mitchell Funeral Home in Price. Family will be at Mitchell's Tuesday and Wednesday one hour prior to services. Interment, Price City Cemetery.
May her memory be eternal.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the Assumption Greek Orthodox Church, PO Box 688, Price, UT 84501.
CLEVELAND - Thelma Rae Eriksen Sherman, age 69, passed away peacefully April 11, 2002 at her home.
She was born July 31, 1932 in Cleveland to Carl R. "Whitey" and Cell Christensen Eriksen. Thelma married Joseph R. Sherman June 18, 1951 in Ferron, later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple June 16, 1992.
She loved bowling and was very good at it. She enjoyed shopping and visiting with people. She had a profound love of people and helping those in need. She deeply loved her children and grandchildren and was "the proudest grandma ever."
Thelma is survived by her husband, Joe, with whom she shared 50 wonderful years residing in Cleveland; two children, Jolene R. Ekstrom and husband, Dee, Ogden; Carl G. "Shorty" Sherman and wife, Cindy, Huntington; six grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren; and a brother, Arthur Erickson. Preceded in death by parents and three brothers.
She was dearly loved and will be deeply missed by her family and many friends she leaves behind.
Funeral services will be Tuesday, April 16, at 11 a.m. at the Cleveland LDS Chapel. Friends may call one hour prior to services. Burial will be in the Cleveland Cemetery under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
PRICE- Prominent businessman, community leader and dear friend, Mike Gust Himonas, age 64, left us April 8, 2002 with honor, zest for life and humor during his final hours.
He was born Nov. 22, 1937 in Price to Costandinos and Athena Konakis Himonas. Married Annastasia Klapakis July 21, 1963 at the Assumption Greek Orthodox Church.
For 39 wonderful years, they shared a love for their church, community, sports, arts and literature. They were blessed with receiving their son, Stavros, who loved and supported Mike until the end.
Mike was an active member of the Assumption Greek Orthodox Church, where he served as past president of the church board as well as a choir member. He graduated from Carbon High School in 1955 and later received his bachelor's of art from the University of Utah. He was an avid fan and strong supporter of CEU basketball.
His creativity and artistic talents have left us many treasures by which he will always be remembered.
Mike enjoyed several careers during his life, including ranching with his two brothers, running a restaurant with Stacy and owning and operating the Price Allstate Insurance office for over 30 years.
He was a family man who loved his mother, brothers, sisters-in-law, cousins, aunts, uncles, and dearly adored his nieces, nephews and his many godchildren.
You are loved by many, you gave us so much and we were not ready to say good-bye. May your memory be eternal.
He is survived by his mother, Athena Kontas, Price; wife, Stacy Himonas, Spring Glen; son, Stavros Himonas, Salt Lake City; brothers, George (Chris) Himonas, Price; Gust (Vale) Himonas, Price; Nick (Joyce) Kontas, Denver, Colo.; Frank (BoAnn) Kontas, Steam Boat Springs, Colo.; sister-in-law and brother-in-law, Chrisie Klapakis and Jim Adamson, Salt Lake City; nephews, Deno (Lisa) Himonas, Salt Lake City; Michael Kontas, Japan; nieces, Lori Ann (Ken) Brush, Tracy, Calif.; Aime (T.J.) Robertson, Salt Lake City; Angela Kontas, Chicago Ill..; grandnieces, grandnephews and many godchildren. Preceded in death by his father and stepfather, Tony Kontas.
Funeral service Friday, April 12, 11 a.m., Assumption Greek Orthodox Church. Trisagion service Thursday evening, 7 p.m., Assumption Greek Orthodox Church. Family will be at the church Thursday and Friday one hour prior to services. Internment, Cliffview Cemetery, Price, under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the Assumption Greek Orthodox Church, PO Box 688, Price, UT 84501.
GREEN RIVER - Our beloved Clell Taylor Duncan, age 80, passed away April 11, 2002 as a result of a four-wheeler accident outside of Green River.
He was born Dec. 26, 1921 in Freemont to Penn and Minnie Duncan. He married Reta T. Workman in Salt Lake City on Nov. 11, 1947.
He served in the U.S. Navy during WWII. He was a school shop teacher for several years and was a master at carpentry.
He also loved reading, welding, square dancing and ATV four-wheeling, which he was doing at the time of his death. He was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
He will be greatly missed by a loving family, which includes his wife, Reta T. Duncan, Green River; his children, Bradley (Jan) Duncan, Loa; Gil Duncan, Francine (Mike) Randolph, Julie (Russell) Spadafora, all of Green River; six grandchildren and one very special great-grandchild. Also survived by his siblings, Ilda Johnson, Washington; LuJuan Hatt, Green River; Cuma Johnson, Parawon; Clea Duncan, Antioch, Calif.; and Brent Duncan, Tooele. He was preceded in death by his parents; and siblings, Norman Duncan, Lois Duncan, Mazel Curtis, LaRell Duncan and Blaine Duncan.
Friends may call at the Green River LDS Chapel Tuesday, April 16, from 11 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. Funeral services will be at the church at 1 p.m. Interment will follow in the Elgin Cemetery under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
KEARNS - Jimmie Lee Mortensen, age 68, passed away April 11, 2002 in Salt Lake City.
He was born July 20, 1933 in Emery to LaVon C. and LaNelda Johnson Mortensen. Married Joan Polve May 5, 1956 in Helper. She died Nov. 23, 1986.
Former resident of Carbon and Emery counties prior to moving to Kearns, where he drove truck for Albertson's and later retired from Wanship Enterprises. He served in the U.S. Army.
Jimmie enjoyed tinkering with small motors and his favorite hobby was repairing old lawn mowers and reselling them.
Survived by two daughters; four sons; 10 grandchildren; one great-granddaughter; his caregiver, Constance Ernsten, Kearns; brother, Rex Mortensen, Monticello; sisters, Madge Poulos, Price; Pauline Nikas, Salt Lake City; Susan Bonacci, Helper; Myrtle Bejork, Salt Lake City; Marjorie Jones, Salt Lake City; brother, Keith Mortensen Colorado Springs, Colo. Preceded in death by his parents.
Graveside service Friday, April 19, 1 p.m., Spring Glen Cemetery. Family will be at Mitchell Funeral Home , 233 E. Main Street in Price, Friday from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.


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Superman™ Pencil Case
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Superman™ saves the day again – by keeping all your child's pencils, erasers and markers neatly corralled and easy to find.
- Made from rugged, water-resistant 600-denier polyester.
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GREEN RIVER-Glenn Melvin Dalton age 83, passed away on Feb. 27, 2014 in Grand Junction, Colo. Glenn was born on March 16, 1930 in Denver, Colo. and adopted by Gerry and Blanche Phillips Dalton. He married Enith Inman later divorced, then married Jolene Scovill Winters on July 1, 1988 in Green River, Utah.
Early in his life Glenn and his children built a cabin on Blue Mesa by Gunnison, Colo., They enjoyed many good times at the cabin. He enjoyed fishing and being in the outdoors. His children remember him with his big Honda motorcycle.
Glenn was a cowboy at heart, he had a collection of cowboy hats and boots, he also collected ram and eagle statues. He loved music and enjoyed playing his bass guitar he spent many hours on the front porch in his rocker. Glenn enjoyed his family especially his grandchildren. His favorite food was anything with hot sauce.
Survived by his wife, Jolene of Green River, children: Glennith Johnson of Fruita, Colo., Gerry (Tammie) Dalton of Grand Junction, Colo., Bob (Leanne) Dalton of Lehi, Utah, Pam Marsing of Seattle, Wash., Dawnette Gilmore of Fruita, Colo., 16 grandchildren, several great-grandchildren, and a sister, Ilene Shultz.
Preceded in death by son, Benji, sons-in-law Sam Johnson, John Gilmore, sister Pat Corliss.
Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, March 4, 2014 at 11 a.m. at the Green River LDS Chapel (95 North Clark Street.) A viewing will be held prior to the service at the church from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Interment will be in the Price City Cemetery. Services are in the care of Fausett Mortuary. Family and friends may sign the guestbook and share memories of Glenn at www.fausettmortuary.com.


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Alki David, Founder and CEO of FilmOn.tv Networks has launched the company's first over-the-air "primary channel" in the LA market place. FilmOn.tv LA (KiLM Channel 64) is being carried on all major cable platforms in Los Angeles including Time Warner, Dish Network, DIRECTV, etc.
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Fairness in Numbers: A Comment on AT&T v. Concepcion, Wal-Mart v. Dukes, and Turner v. Rogers
Judith Resnik
Yale University - Law School
October 2, 2011
Harvard Law Review, Vol. 125, p. 78, 2011
Yale Law School, Public Law Working Paper No. 241
Can eighteenth-century constitutional commitments that "courts shall be open" for private rights enforcement be coupled with twentieth-century aspirations that democratic orders provide "equal justice under law"? That question sits at the intersection of three cases, AT&T v. Concepcion, Wal-Mart v. Dukes, and Turner v. Rogers, decided in the 2010 Supreme Court Term. In each decision, Justices evaluated the fairness of particular procedures (class arbitrations, class actions, or civil contempt processes) when making choices about the meaning of governing legal regimes - the Federal Arbitration Act (FAA) and state unconscionability doctrine in AT&T; Rule 23 and Title VII in Wal-Mart; and the Due Process Clause and child support obligations in Turner.
AT&T and Wal-Mart presented related questions about how the form of dispute resolution (individual or aggregate) and the place of dispute resolution (public or private, state or federal) affect the level of public regulation of consumer and employment transactions predicated on boilerplate, rather than negotiated, terms. The issue in Turner was whether state-funded lawyers were required before a person could, at the behest of the child's custodian, be incarcerated for contempt for failure to pay child support. The specific case involved two individuals, but their circumstances illustrated the challenges faced by millions of other lawyer-less litigants in state and federal courts.
Each case exemplifies the challenges that new rights, produced by twentieth-century social movements, pose for courts. When claimants such as consumers, employees, and household members presented themselves as entitled to equal treatment, jurists responded by interrogating their own procedural parameters. Relying on the Due Process Clause, courts developed distinct lines of analyses that - depending on the context - imposed criteria on decisionmaking procedures, mandated subsidies to address resource asymmetries between adversaries, shaped processes to reduce intra-litigant disparities, and facilitated access to courts. Requisite to those efforts was a practice that is intertwined with fairness - the public quality of adjudication that endows an audience with the authority to watch, critique, and respond through democratic channels to the legal norms announced. A "fair and public hearing" became a touchstone of what democratic orders required their courts to provide.
But, as this trio of cases demonstrates, whether seeking to implement those egalitarian aspirations or simply to function, courts have to grapple with economically disparate claimants and a vast volume of eligible rights holders. If eighteenth-century constitutional entitlements to open courts are to remain relevant to ordinary litigants, the question is not whether to aggregate, subsidize, and reconfigure process but how to do so "fairly," in terms of what groups, which claims, by means of which procedures, and offering what remedies. But without public disclosures and oversight of dispute resolution - in and out of court, single file and aggregated - one has no way to know whether fairness is either a goal or a result.
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Date posted: October 20, 2011
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Theme: Patriotic Duty
Artist: Trevor LYONS
Birth/Death: 1945–1990
Title: Journeys in my head; 1st state
Credit Line: Australian War Memorial, Canberra
Trevor Lyons served in the Australian Army in the Vietnam War from 1967 to 1968. He was severely injured by a landmine and underwent major facial reconstructive surgery. In 1986, at the age of 41, Lyons began printmaking studies at the Queensland College of the Arts. Journeys in My Head originated as a studio-based assignment investigating the technical possibilities in the etching process. It developed into a confronting exploration of the effects of his war service; the further he explored his art the closer he came to dealing with his own psychological and intellectual concerns.
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