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Fresh off the best season in franchise history, the Baton Rouge Capitals hope youth investment helps future successes in 2011
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Posted May 18, 2011It was the sports story in all of Louisiana last year.
A down-on-its-luck franchise historically steeped in on-field mediocrity and supporter apathy marched out of the cellars of failure to the champions' podium, on the backs of both wily veterans and green newcomers, riding a surprising tsunami of success all the way to the best season in team history.
And if you're tempted to ask, "who dat?" the answer will surprise you.
Buried in the back pages of the papers, the Baton Rouge Capitals took the national amateur soccer scene by storm, winning the Southern Conference of the United Soccer League's Premier Development League, the highest level of semiprofessional soccer in the country. The Capitals made it all the way to the semifinals of the PDL championships, winning the third place consolation game after a narrow semifinal defeat.
The key to the Captials' 2010 success was an in-club makeover, led by first-year head coach Stuart Hayers. Hayers, a native of Watford, England and former PDL and NCAA star with the New Orleans Shell Shockers and Lynn University, respectively, was hired by another newcomer, Capitals GM Ben Callon, before the 2010 season to right the ship of franchise that had never made the playoffs in its previous three seasons.
Hayers said he actually took the Capitals' lack of success prior to his arrival as a positive.
"There wasn't any pressure on me," said Hayers, who also started as the Capitals' regular left fullback during their title run. "I was always quietly confident that the guys I brought in would be able to bring a different level to the franchise."
He insisted his biggest challenge was balancing his roles as coach and player.
"The hardest part about it was coaching players who were better players than I am," he said. "I was always one of the better players in college, so having to coach players who were above my level as a player made it hard, but that's what we had to do to be successful."
It was clearly a decision that paid off. The Capitals finished the season 9-2-3 in PDL Southeast Division play during the regular season, highlighted by three decisive victories over the Capitals' archrival, New Orleans. Though Hayers' and Callon's former team had traded in the old nickname for a new one – the Jesters – it was the Capitals who had the last laugh.
"Beating New Orleans three times was a massive achievement," Hayers said. "On paper, our squad was more talented, but when you are playing a team that's only an hour away, there's a big local rivalry, so sometimes it comes down to a little more than talent."
"All three times, our boys worked a little harder than them and wanted it a little bit more than them. That was when I knew we had a winning formula."
That winning formula helped Hayers' boys finish second in the division and qualify for the PDL playoffs, where the team's talent and chemistry eventually synthesized for full effect. Victories over the Laredo Heat (1-1, 6-5 on penalties) and Houston Leones (2-1) put the Capitals in the PDL Final Four, where they rebounded from a 2-1 semifinal loss to Thunder Bay Chill to win the third-place tie against Reading United AC, 2-2 (4-2 on penalties).
"We had a young staff, but it all worked," Hayers said. "There was a high level of respect shown to me and my staff by our players, even though they had played at big programs and had more success as players than we had as players. That's the kind of thing that, for a PDL franchise, you need to be successful."
But success is fleeting, and the Capitals are officially out of time to rest on their laurels. If they hope to repeat the successes of 2010, they'll have to start from scratch with an entirely new set of faces.
The Capitals bid goodbye to key players such as goalkeeper Alessandro Salvatore, a Puerto Rican international now with the prestigious Club America in Mexico, PDL Defender of the Year Joe Tait, and his central defensive pairing, Chris Williams.
Also absent from the 2011 squad are 2010 captain, central midfielder, and team MVP Scott McCubbin and forward Scott Gordon, who was taken in the second round of the 2011 MLS SuperDraft by FC Dallas.
The cupboard is far from bare in the Capitals' locker room, however. Callon, the club's leading scorer and All-Conference performer in 2010, returns to lead a less experienced, but equally talented, squad.
"Ben's got a lot of energy," Hayers said of Callon. "He's a goal scorer, and that's something that's very hard to replace. And I'm glad we don't have to."
Joining Callon in the attack will be James Livingston, another Brit that Hayers hopes will fill McCubbin's vacated shoes. The Capitals also welcome Belhaven Blazers' attacking Brazilian duo of Achille Campeon and Guilherme Brandao.
Hayers insists that the team's strength, however, will be its young, Louisiana-based talent core.
"It's our younger players that are a bigger strength this year," he said. "We don't necessarily have the resources we had last year to be able to bring in 12 to 15 out of town, international players. But we've done our homework on the kids in the area."
Those players include returning midfielder Justin Portillo, an alumnus of Grace King in New Orleans who used his 2010 PDL experience to help lead Coastal Carolina to a national tournament appearance as a freshman.
Other Louisianans joining Portillo include former Gatorade State Player of the Year and Jesuit alum Steven Cabos, Captain Shreve graduate Connor Randel, and Adrian McCinnis, who lead St. Paul's to a state championship in 2011 as the game's MVP and recently committed to Furman University, the former stomping grounds of United States international Clint Dempsey.
"We know that they just need the opportunity to play at that level, and they'll definitely do well," Hayers said of the local bunch. "Overall, we hope that Louisiana becomes a powerhouse in terms of producing local talent."
Despite the new faces, Hayers said the expectations will remain the same within the organization.
"Who's to say this won't work as well as our formula last year?" he asked, rhetorically. "If we don't get at least as far as we did last year, then you could argue it's an unsuccessful season."
"But I just hope people see the bigger picture: that we're giving local talent a chance, and if we can have a successful season with those boys, then I'd be happy personally."


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TOWNSEND -- The North Middlesex Regional School Committee certified an operating budget of $45,034,706 for fiscal 2013, less than half of 1 percent above the current operating budget, according to School Committee Chairwoman Susan Robbins.
The budget previously was presented to the public at a budget hearing, but no concerns were raised by those in attendance. The district's finance subcommittee had authorized Superintendent of Schools Joan Landers to balance the budget with money from the reserve account if needed.
As certified, the budget includes $200,000 from the reserve account, but Landers had the authorization to use double that if she needed to.
The finance subcommittee had asked Landers to do that if it helped keep Pepperell's assessment of the budget relatively low after the town's target share from the state increased dramatically -- to almost half a million dollars.
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Local health care providers met to discuss health problems that are prevalent in Richmond County and how to counteract those problems at the 2013 Richmond County Public Health Summit Tuesday night at the Cole Auditorium.
Health Director of the Richmond County Health Department, Tommy Jarrell, said the summit was a collaborative effort between Southern Regional AHEC, or Area Health Education Center, the School of Public Health at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Sandhills Community Care Network and the Richmond County Health Department.
"It was a really good summit. We had really good attendance," Jarrell said.
Many health care providers attended the event including representatives from FirstHealth Richmond Memorial Hospital and Sandhills Regional Medical Center, Richmond County Board of Health members, staff and providers from Richmond County Health Department and representatives from Sandhills Community Care Network.
The summit presented "local data concerning the health status of Richmond County," said Jarrell.
The main presenters of the summit were Dr. Robin Cummings, medical director of Community Care of the Sandhills and John Graham, adjunct professor at the School of Public Health at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
"I thought it was terrific," said Graham. "The information shared and the discussions afterward were great," he said.
Graham said it was a very useful event and got all of the members of the health care community talking.
The meeting objectives were to inform participants about Richmond County community health status, inform participants about CCS practice performance status, solicit ideas for interventions to improve practice, performance and community health status, identify priority interventions and to identify provider opportunities to participate in priority interventions.
The summit looked at the population, poverty rate, unemployment rate and the uninsured rate of Richmond County and compared those statistics to neighboring counties.
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Those in attendance also attempted to answer questions such as why residents are going to the emergency room when they can go to their regular doctor.
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Ah, I see. I don't know why I thought it was Shiftry. Maybe because of the stupid Nuzleaf title that keeps popping up.
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Not really, I don't like spoiling myself a whole episode in Japanese. I watch most episodes for the first time from 4kids.Originally Posted by Alfonso
This episode was okay...I mean it wasn't the greatest. And like what most of y'all said before this episode was sort of a Tower of Terror rip-off. And I would love to ***** about the TC again...but I won't! And as a final thought, I still don't like Max (but he seemed less of a brat then he usually is in other episodes)
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As stated, this episode was a lot like the Tower of Terror, except not even remotely as funny or entertaining. There did not seem to be much to the plot except Max and May's fight, which, their emotional scenes went a bit overboard in trying to be dramatic. Also, what was up with the opening about the universe and all that? Seemed totally random...
Not all that much to this episode, didn't like it too much.
I liked it, it wasn't all that bad to me. It was nice they try to bring some Kanto in this episode since it did remind me alot of the Tower of Terror episode. It was nice to see Mudkip and Torchic, that's a plus.
Of course May and MAx have to fight, which is always nice touch. Team Rocket was the comedy. First time I ever heard the phrase from Jessie "You got to be kidding me." (Favorite phrase)
My favorite part in this episode was when Max used Shuppet to scare Brock, Ash, and MAy. That was funny to me. I started to laugh that they were using the wind as an excuse. For once in a while they need a scare!
The part I didn't like:
I didn't like Emily too much. She just sort of messed this whole episode up to me.
For Emily being the ruiner, I give this 7.8 of 10. It would of been better if there was more scary stuff in this episode.
Hmm, I thought the different feel to the intro made for a refreshing change. I liked the tongue-in-cheek attitude of the narrator.Originally Posted by Geki
Shuppet looks a lot cuter in the anime than it does in the game.
Heh, everyone sporting afros was funny. Someone should turn them into avatars.
Latias aways gets a little carried away when it involves love - or perhaps that would better describe Ash in this situation! ^_^
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Man...... That trainer's choice is getting worse and worse every week. First they say Arbok evolves into seviper and know they say that Exploud can beat a tyrogue....... Thtey were almost right there. This is a pretty boring episode just like all the other fillers. Can someone count all of the episodes that actually added to the story like evolutions, beginning episode, gym battles, contests, tournaments?
Of course a damned Exploud is going to be able to beat a Tyrouge. In both the games and the anime, it should be obvious who would come out of top, and that's the FULLY EVOLVED Exploud, and not the weak-as-hell Tyrogue. -.-;Originally Posted by Bionickai001
One attack from one could knock out Tyrogue, in fact. o_o Type doesn't matter if you're as strong as hell compared to the enemy.
A lvel 50 Tyrogue could beat a lvl 50 Exploud if it actually knew a fighting attack. But it doesn't without TMs/HMs.
I loved when they had afros too funny, epscally when Brock liked his. 4kids showed stupidy again not only did they mess up a name but they got the wrong Pokemon. It was an okay episode.
One day... one day in the future... I will get over my hatred of Betas... when that day comes you will be able enjoy my fics in all it's glory...
Unless you hate crossovers and AUs... then your pretty much screwed...
Who cares? An Exploud would still have a very good chance of beating a Tyrogue.Originally Posted by Bionickai001
Now maybe if that Tyrogue was an evolved Hitmonlee or so then it would be a different story, but Exploud was still a decent choice.
Trainer Choices like these are bearable, as even if they don't pick the best choice based on type advantages, it's still very plausible that Exploud would win. I mean seriously, it's a friggin Tyrogue.
No it couldn't. You obviously have no idea about how the Pokemon game works- A Pokemon like Tyrouge cannot beat a Pokemon like Exploud, even *with* a STABed, Super Effective hit. Why?Originally Posted by Bionickai001
Okay, let's pretend we have a Exploud and a Tyrogue. This is without Items, btw, so we don't have any cheap a*s Quick Claws, or Focus Bands.
At Lv. 50, as you say, a Tyrouge's MAX (With Nature and 252 Attack EVs.) is 95. Now, what do you do next? Pump the rest into Speed for a quick move? Or Defense to hope you survive the Attack? It's HP is also a crappy 110.
Speed: 87
Defense: 87 (Max, without Nature, because it's Adamant to be able to actually beat something.)
Now, with Exploud, it's Max Attack at Lv. 50 is 157 with Max EVs and Nature and it's Defense is 115 with Max EVs. And guess what it's Speed is? 88. That's one point higher than Tyrouge's Max Speed, and that's without ANY EVs or Stat Upping Nature. So it's faster, has more Attack power and can survive a hit, too.
And what about a Special Attacking Exploud? HP Psychic= OHKO.
Failed. Get to know what you're talking about before you start going on about how Exploud would lose. -_-
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I liked this episode, plenty of clever diolouge throughout... even from the narrator at the beginning
and the TC was beleiveable... but I thought the third choice was Dustox... I'll have to check that again...
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I'm glad that I'm not the only one who noticed May's eye color change. I noticed that Brock, while still putting the moves on Emily, didn't seem as desperate as he usually does. And May and Max's fighting was pretty much true to life.
Good episode, everything about it was so funny.
Torchic! Enjoy him once more, Spoiler:
Shuppet's voice made sense (and she was cute too)
Afro TR and Twerps! That is so funny! (make it an avatar)
Tower of Terror ripoff.
Tower of Terror ripoff.
TC problems again (Why does every time they do that, Nuzleaf's name gets involved?)
May's Eyes, maybe she wore those contacts that day that changes your eye color.
The TC for this episode? God... they called a Sealeo a Nuzleaf....
No way Tyrogue would beat either three of those Pokemon. However, type and moveset wise, Dustox is still a better choice. Botched up choice and and a name screw up. 4Kids brought the double threat today.
Some people don't think it's funny that Exit 69 gets off on Big Beaver.
Ash didn't so much die in that one as he had an out of body experience.Originally Posted by Flygon Prince
Doesn't the clever dialogue and fairly good voice acting count for anything?Originally Posted by Shining Espeon
And how is it a rip-off of Tower of Terror? To me it's just inspired by it. I think it's great that the anime has a theme of lonely Ghost types living in houses and playing with children's toys. ^_^
May's eyes being green was just a coloring error, since they are blue earlier in the same flashback. They happen sometimes (like with Oak's eyebrow's), so let's just get over it. To me it looked neat, freaky but neat.


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ockham says: Wanted to agree with the tab color idea. To take it a step further, it would be great if the tasks from each tab were also colored so that when a smart list concatenates several lists together it will be easy to pick out which task belongs to which list.
Posted 7 years ago |
ac4000 says: Agreed re the white color for the active tab--especially when Smart Lists are blue (they always look active, which is confusing). Thanks for a fantastic tool! Posted 7 years ago |
rta says: The ability to change tab colors would be greatly appreciated by those of us with visual impairments! Posted 7 years ago |
rebelm says: +1 for this.
Posted 4 years ago |
nausikaa314 says: colors would be one visual workaround for sub-tasks. For example,
Posted 4 years ago |
obrienmedia says: This would be very helpful. I have 13 tabs and this would help GTD faster! Posted 4 years ago |
jaimecham says: I do agree with the comment that you'd want the active list to be the most prominent. As a new RTM user, the bright blue smart lists stand out much more (same blue as Aqua!) than the white, leading to much confusion.
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grahamsccs says: Do you have an official word on this?
Posted 4 years ago |
grahamsccs says: *bump* Posted 4 years ago |
christoph76 says: Just wanted to post the same idea. Colored tabs would be a simple improvement with a great effect in terms of usability of RTM. Posted 4 years ago |
dorcas says: Me too! Posted 3 years ago |
dorcas says: Sorry - forgot to say above.
Posted 3 years ago |
joellybaby says: +1 Posted 3 years ago |
martin.marshall says: +1
Posted 3 years ago |
rharris says: +1 I found this discussion while trying to look up how to do this very thing! Posted 3 years ago |
pikifou.wizarbox says: +1 Posted 3 years ago |
zainyx says: +1 for this idea Posted 3 years ago |
binh.pok says: me too +1 tab colors would be fantastic. Posted 3 years ago |
antoine.fixary says: +1
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debuck3 says: I too would love to see colored tabs. At the very least, I'd like to see the overdue tab on the overview page be red. Color-coding would definitely help! Posted 3 years ago |
jansona says: tab and/or task colors would be great. I use priorities solely for their color and sorting properties, but more colors would be very useful. Posted 3 years ago |
ramzo19 says: +1 vote, also the ability to reorder them after changing colors is needed. Posted 3 years ago |
wejrowski says: Does RTM Ever update any of these requests?... Posted 2 years ago |
patrick.blanc says: +1 for this idea Posted 2 years ago |
altivec says: +1, asking since so long time... Posted 2 years ago |
jryan727 says: +1, would be extremely useful and relatively easy to implement (I'd think) Posted 2 years ago |
sfabius says: Yes, colored tabs for lists and also when looking at "All tasks" each task would have the matching color. Posted 2 years ago |
zeldenrust says: Just to add to everyone else's request: coloured lists would be great. Would make me much more efficient. Posted 2 years ago |
bob.pluta says: I'm hoping they start working on this. This is gonna be good. +1 Posted 2 years ago |
sandra448 says: Tab colors would be a GR8 feature - please add. Posted 2 years ago |
gustavoc says: I am a new user was a bit disappointed to see no color-coding on tabs/lists. Posted 2 years ago |
leslie.mort says: I use multiple lists as well and would love color coding! If both the tabs and the background of the task were able to be color-coded, it would make navigating my lists much easier! Please add this feature. +1 Posted 2 years ago |
deepchurch says: I'm a visual learner. I have colors assigned to my categories in iCal. I would love to have my RTM tabs match. Posted 2 years ago |
bapinis says: maybe someone has said this already; i haven't read the comments. but, maybe the user could pick a color to categorize tasks and w/in that color there could be several (three?) shades to denote priority. I like the color-coded priorities now. It helps me visually sort tasks, so I wouldn't want to lose that. Posted 1 year ago |
dmittra says: I like the idea of having different color fonts for different lists. Posted 1 year ago |
dca70 says: Wishing tabs can be different colors and fonts. Posted 1 year ago |
vamshikk says: -1. Please leave the interface simple. Over complication breaks things. Posted 1 year ago |
vleonty says: +1. I think this is a simple feature that makes a lot of sense. I was disappointed when I found this was not available. Posted 1 year ago |
jilltuia says: Ditto above post. Its hard to keep track of lists without the colours. Posted 1 year ago |
davep says: +1 for me too - seems so obvious and needed - it presently looks so bland! Posted 1 year ago |
kuzminich.igor says: +1 Posted 1 year ago |
andykuiper says: Tab colours ability to change please :-) Posted 1 year ago |
pzryumov says: +1 please add this feature Posted 1 year ago |
numardu says: For me it's much easier and quicker to find things using personalised colours. I'd love it! Posted 1 year ago |
curtlytle says: This would be so nice! Along with customizing the order of the tabs. Posted 1 year ago |
skerj says: Add me to list to color-code my tabs. Posted 1 year ago |
gavinbrunton says: +1 Posted 12 months ago |
pgomezborbon says: +1 Posted 10 months ago |
sam.mcginty says: WANT! Posted 7 months ago |
crimaria says: would be very nice and useful Posted 4 months ago |
gustavoc says: Any advances on this feature? Posted 4 months ago |
markewallace says: Brand new RTM user here, and already I can say that this would be an invaluable enhancement to RTM. The white tabs are horrible. Posted 14 weeks ago |
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The betting war, which began on Monday, January 25, when arts blogger Tyler Green of Modern Art Notes (artsjournal.com/man) tweeted: "@tylergreendc: Would love to see @IMAmuseum and @NOMA1910 make a Super Bowl bet. Like a painting-loan-to-the-winning city," quickly escalated to an all-out betting war of fine art.
Anderson started the betting on Twitter by offering a contemporary artwork by Ingrid Calame to NOMA, should the Saints win: "@MaxAndersonUSA: We are prepared to lend a painting by Ingrid Calame to NOMA, for 3 months as of July 1: http://bit.ly/5de79q," also noting, "We're already spackling the wall where the NOMA loan will hang."
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Anderson replied, raising the stakes yet again: "@NOMA1910 Colts will win; here's how sure I am: IMA Turner (http://tinyurl.com/yao7j8s) for Vigée Lebrun's Portrait of Marie Antoinette."
NOMA responded: "Sorry @imamuseum - Marie is too fragile for travel, much like Farve. What about Claude Lorrain, "Ideal View of Tivoli", @MaxAndersonUSA?"
Bullard e-mailed Green: "I'm glad to see that Max has gotten serious. Certainly the Turner painting in Indianapolis is a masterpiece, worthy of any great museum. Regretably the size, over ten feet high with its original elaborate frame, and the fragile condition of New Orleans' Portrait of Marie Antoinette prohibits it from traveling. I propose instead our large and beautiful painting by Claude Lorrain, Ideal View of Tivoli, 1644. This great French artist is considered the father of landscape painting and was one of Turner's great inspirations. These two paintings would look splendid hanging together in New Orleans -- or miracle of miracles, in Indianapolis."
Finally, the betting concluded-and the Super Bowl wager between the two museums was sealed-on Wednesday with Anderson's tweet: "@NOMA1910 Deal--Claude for Turner. Two masters in spirited competition across the channel, and between our fair cities. Go Colts!"
Bullard's final e-mail to Green was, "Max is a gracious opponent. Thanks for accepting the wager of a Claude from New Orleans for a Turner from Indianapolis. But this is definitely the Saints year. They are the Dream Team and in New Orleans we know that Dreams Come True. Geaux Saints!!!"
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We want you to be happy every time you shop with us, but if you ever need to return anything, we're here to make things as easy and convenient as possible.
If you're not completely satisfied with your purchase, you can return the item to us in its original condition within 30 days of receipt and we'll issue a full refund, or replace the item, if preferred. To return an item, please go to your order history page, select the order you would like to return, and follow the simple steps at our online returns centre.
Items purchased through PlayTrade are usually dispatched within 24 hours. Please see individual product listings for more information.
PlayTrade purchases need to be returned directly to the seller. If you wish to return a PlayTrade purchase, please contact the seller through your order history page.
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