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Q: I would love some suggestions on how users organize Tupperware (or their non-brand name equivalent). I cook in batches so when they are full and in the freezer it's fine. But once they are washed I have no good way to keep them stored in a small and organized space. They end up just thrown in a drawer or on a shelf, and not easily used when I need them. Any suggestions?
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Editor: Allison, this is an ongoing struggle for us too. We are moving towards a system where we really limit the amount of storage containers we own, and also making sure that they are all from a compatible system that stacks compactly. We store lids in a separate, clear acrylic box we bought from IKEA, and then the containers themselves all stack. It works pretty well, but we are still looking for a better assortment of containers that fits our needs.
Here, too, are some good past posts, including one from a professional organizer who addresses the clutter that arises from having too much Tupperware:
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• Food Storage Containers: 7 Tips for Controlling Clutter
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We keep all of our containers and lids in a large basket on top of the fridge - it's easy to find things and it's okay to put them away if they're not completely dry. Plus there's no hideous, scary overflowing mess of a cupboard!
in our kitchen we have a deep drawer that we stack the larger containers in then in a regular drawer we stack the smaller or regular sized ones. then in a third drawer we store all the lids. this seems to work best because then all the lids aren't spilling everywhere when you open a cupboard or something.
We keep all the lids in one drawer, and all the containers in another.
I have a limited selection of tupperware (only nine pieces), but what I do have I keep track of with an accounting system on a whiteboard on the fridge. Perhaps it's a little over the top, but I am pretty religious about noting where each piece is (husband's lunch, cupboard, dishwasher, in the fridge with a notation about the contents). Works for me!
i second @many11985 's suggestion! we keep our tupperware in a drawer so it's easier to keep organized and you never have to cover your head when you open the cupboard for fear of falling plastic containers! we just organized them the best we could and have made an effort to keep them in that same order.
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I have no extra drawer space at all, so my method fills one base cabinet. On the top shelf, I have all my regular containers (glass pyrex for most our storage), stacked according to shape. They only get a few items high, but that keeps it easy for getting the nested mixing bowls out of the back of that cabinet.
On one side of the the lower shelf I keep all the saved yogurt etc containers that get re-used 1-2 times in the freezer. On the other side of that shelf I have a narrow, open box that extends all the way back. That box holds all the lids, and essentially functions as a drawer since I always pull it out to see inside. Also, we ended up saving loads of time by putting all the identical round 'disposable' lids from the yogurt/cottage cheese/etc tubs into a large ziploc inside that box. Used clean ziplocs go into another ziploc inside that same box. Just above that cabinet is the drawer where all the new ziplocs/saran/foil/parchment go.
This just keeps everything in one place and easy to get to. By keeping the identical yogurt containers on the bottom, they stack really well and I never have to crawl into the back to get a random piece that's fallen off the stack.
I am in the process of reducing the different types of containers I have - lots of small and medium ones that take the same lids for storing leftovers, dry pantry items and freezing meal-size portions, plus maybe a dozen larger ones for when I have a big batch of leftovers to store or for storing bulk items like flour. The larger ones are of several different sizes and brands, but I plan to consolidate these as well.
I look for storage containers that are compact, stackable, and nestable. I find that square containers take up less space than round ones for the equivalent volume.
I don't bother keeping yogurt containers - anything in an opaque container is pretty much doomed in my house.
Ditto Bobolink for buying containers (square, not round) - and I keep them in a basket, nested inside each other, because I have no drawer space or cabinet space to spare! I've also started switching over to the Frigoverre system for stuff I know I'll eat within a week or two (it's just me, though), since the glass containers don't stain with tomato sauces or oily foods, and you can buy replacement lids when they get worn out. They stack inside each other, and go from freezer/fridge to microwave to table and then into the dishwasher.
I'm totally against tupperware and it's plastic connotation. Tupperware was the symbol of a "party" purchase and screamed "tacky" when I was younger. In the kitchen, I prefer to reuse cottage cheese pint containers and yogurt quart containers for freezing sauces. They stack well in the freezer and nest into neat stacks when not in use. If too many accumulate, it's easy to recycle the yogurt or cottage cheese containers. If you have too many tupperware tubs, try recycling them, especially the ones stained with tomato juices.
In our last kitchen we didn't have many drawers, so we used plastic tubs/bins to separate the lids from the bottoms, and kept the bins on two shelves of a narrow low cupboard. That way we could slide the tubs out like drawers. In our current place, we have lots of drawers, so we keep all lids in one and all bottoms in another. This system has worked amazingly well for us.
I use a combination of Zip-loc containers in a variety of sizes and shapes and empty yogurt containers and the like. I stack the containers and keep the lids on end in a plastic drawer organizer component thing (shallow open box). I do a purge every couple of months to be sure all the components have mates, and anything flying solo gets recycled.
As for pots and pans, I keep all mine in the drawer below my oven. I invert the lids atop their pots (handle inside, flat surface to support another pot), and arrange pots in stacks so they're easy to get at and there's no separate pot lid chaos to manage.
I hope this is applicable since it's not quite tupperware. I switched to glass Pyrex style round and square containers a while ago. They don't warp or retain stains like most plastic. They don't stack too well but I find that I'm more likely to use them than the old plastic ones since they were more expensive and I won't want to throw it out if something goes bad inside it.
1. Take out all tupperware you own
2. Sort containers by size
3. Sort tops by size
4. Match containers to tops
5. Go through each size of container/top combination, getting rid of anything in bad condition: PLUS, only keep as many tops as you have containers, and vice versa.
6. Stack each size container with the tops on top...and then use a rubber band to keep each set together. The rubber bands from Whole Foods work great.
The rubber bands are kind of simple, but keeps containers and tops together to be easily found.
I also keep the lids in a separate drawer and the containers in a bottom cabinet-seems to work well for our household.
We only use three sizes of gladware containers. (not to worry, we don't reheat in them! We both have a corning ware dish the same size as our entree size Gladware that we keep at work for reheating and eating.) But with a diebetic hubby and my weird work shifts, batch cooking and reheating is the only way to go for us to eat safe and homemade food at every meal and gladware offer the right size containers for a meal at a price we can afford multiples of.
We use the flat square entree size for meals and salads.
The mini rounds for dressings and sauces
And the rectangular snack size for, well, snacks! Yoghurt, sliced veggies/fruits, a side dish, applesauce, etc.
They stack neatly in one cupboard shelf, the lids snap together and if we destroy a lid or bottom we have lots of others they can match to. This method got us through a 6 month kitchen remodel with less eating out than I'd thought we'd resort to!
I think the trick is to limit the number of unique types of tupperware, and recycle or reuse the non-matching ones (like, say, for sending leftovers home with guests; probably the same way YOU got it in the first place).
Then it just comes down to diligence; to remember to take the time to put that piece away with all the others like it. We don't have a fancy system or the kind that are designed to lock and store together, but its just common sense. Store the round with the round and the square likewise :)
I keep all my tupperware lids on a shelf which I made which sits right above the kitchen door frame. They stand upright and are easily seen.


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Employment opportunities within the University are not and should not be based upon or influenced by family relationships. Through action of the 1995 General Assembly, statutes no longer prohibit employment of any person related to the President of the University or any member of the Board of Trustees. The University will continue to maintain policies designed to guard against employment relationships from which nepotism or charges of nepotism might arise but with provisions for reasonable exceptions.
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- It is the policy of Purdue University that no person be employed or continued in employment by the University in any position which places such person under the administrative supervision of another employee to whom such person is related as father, mother, brother, sister, uncle, aunt, husband, wife, son, daughter, niece, nephew, grandparents, or such persons related by marriage. Exceptions may be approved for such employment which would be for the benefit of the University, or serve a useful purpose consistent with the mission of the University.
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In addition, nepotism situations originally approved by the President will be reviewed annually by the President.
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Officials with Casa de los Ninos said 27-year-old Mark Loebe was immediately put on leave, after the Christmas Eve incident. Tucson Police state they received a call on December 24 about inappropriate conduct at the shelter.
After video court Tuesday night, Loebe's family left the courthouse in tears. They said they believe all of it was a misunderstanding that will be clarified.
Loebe appeared before the judge next to his lawyer. He stayed quiet. His lawyer requested that the media not be allowed to video tape this hearing, but the judge allowed it.
"The initial report said the adult male was watching the female while she was showering," TPD Sgt. Pete Dugan said. "This is a facility the child is placed in to be cared for."
In a statement, the CEO at Casa de los Ninos said Loebe was in a position where he was in direct contact with children; they did everything they could to protect the children; and they do have protocols to separate male employees from children, but she was unable get into specifics about this case.
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¡Presente!, St. Olaf's Latino cultural organization, is the sponsor of activities surrounding Cinco de Mayo, including Día sin Latinos and Viva La Raza.
Sometimes mistakenly perceived by Americans as the celebration of Mexican independence, El Cinco de Mayo commemorates the victory of Mexican forces led by General Ignacio Zaragoza over the French expeditionary forces in the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862.
While originally solely a celebration of this event, the definition of Cinco de Mayo has expanded as the celebration has grown across the United States.
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Cinco de Mayo is the last day of the weeks of Viva La Raza. The Viva La Raza movement began with the Chicano Revolution, which McComb described as second generation immigrants standing up for their rights.
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Día sin Latinos is another event linked with Viva La Raza. Observed on May 1, also the worldwide Labor Day, Día sin Latinos is a national movement to demonstrate to America what the nation looks like without Latinos, Steel said.
On this day, Latinos and immigrants walk out of their schools and workplaces, hence demonstrating the much-needed presence of Latinos in our society. People supporting the cause show solidarity by wearing white.
In light of current legislation about immigration, immigrants, especially those from Latin America, are at the front of people's mind, Steel said. Cinco de Mayo needs to be not only a celebration of Latino culture, but a powerful reminder of how essential Latinos are to our American culture.
To commemorate the end of Viva La Raza weeks, ¡Presente! is throwing a reggaeton dance party in the Pause on Friday, as part of Cinco de Mayo celebrations. Reggaeton is the fusion of reggae, latin and hip-hop beats and is wildly popular throughout the Americas a lively reminder of Latino cultural influence.
Celebrating freedom and liberty, Cinco de Mayo is an opportunity to appreciate unity. McComb invoked the words of Kirsten Ketter 05, We are Mexican, we are white, we are native but we are all one race: the human race. That is what Viva La Raza is about, what we are all celebrating in Cinco de Mayo.


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It started in mid-March, and it is building and building to its highly anticipated crescendo one week into April, as we all watch with rapt interest to see how the bracket will finally shake out.
The NCAA Tournament in mens basketball? That, too, I suppose.
But I meant the ICC Worlds Twenty20 in cricket going on right now in Bangladesh.
You heard right: the International Cricket Council. Due to reader demand, Ill be writing only cricket columns in the buildup to the 2015 Cricket World Cup, and the T20, as we insiders call it, is a major preliminary event. Theyre cheering from Dhaka to Sylhet to Chittagong.
I love cricket because it is so thoroughly undecipherable to nonworshippers.
I heard a player say, I cocked one off the splice in the gully and the blighter gathered it and I didnt know whether to offer congratulations or say how sorry I was.
I heard a cricket announcer report, Nadeem Ahmed picked four wickets as Bangladesh lost their last seven for 23 runs and I didnt know if this would find Ahmed joyous or crestfallen.
I heard another announcer boom, AWESOME BABY! He was the Pakistani Dick Vitale.
You can have the NCAA Tournament. Give me the ICC Worlds T20 and all its exotic mysteries.
You can have your top-seeded championship favorites such as the Florida Gators and Arizona. I have my own office-pool sure things: West Indies and Sri Lanka.
Yes, and you can have your charming Cinderellas such as Mercer and North Dakota State. I have my own slingshot-wielding bracket-busters: Hong Kong and Nepal.
This cricket thing is addicting once you get into it.
We just had our fantasy draft and my top two picks if you can believe it! were Umar Jawaid and Amitash Balekar.
I mean, who gets that lucky!?
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Williams comes to Georgia State after serving as defensive coordinator at UNLV this year. He and the Rebels' offensive coordinator weren't retained after the season.
He and Miles coached together at Washington. He has also coached defensive backs or the secondary at UNLV (2010-11), Utah (2009), Washington (2006-08), California (2002-05), Fresno State (2000-01), San Jose State (1999) and Cal Poly (1998).
Williams was a defensive back at Fresno State who was drafted in the first round by the Bills in 1990. He played in four Super Bowls.
He is the fifth coach Miles has hired and the first to not come with him from his previous job at Indiana State.
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Looks like good news to me. I like how the staff is shaping up.
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Sounds good.!
4 super bowls is cool.
Need to get some Southern guys now.
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Trooper Taylor sure would look good as RB coach.
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The son of one of UGA's most famous football players will take an official visit with the Bulldogs this weekend.
DeVondre Seymour is a 6-foot-6, 320-pound offensive lineman from North Gwinnett High School, and the son of NFL All-Pro defensive tackle Richard Seymour of the Oakland Raiders. The younger Seymour is a family relative who was adopted by the older Seymour.
The father and son will likely take the UGA trip together.
"Yes, DeVondre did come see me this morning and say that he is taking his official visit to Georgia this weekend," North Gwinnett coach Bob Sphire said. "Richard is back home from the NFL season, and I think he's taking DeVondre over there this weekend."
This will be the first official visit for Seymour, who is also being recruited by Alabama, Florida and Tennessee, among others.
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My own opinion is that I think government needs to get out of this marriage thing all together, I don't think them, church, or anyone should have a voice, accept the two people it is between. If you don't think so.. why not fight for arranged marriages again?
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12 U.S. Code § 1831r–1 - Notice of branch closure
(a) Notice to appropriate Federal banking agency
(1) In general
An insured depository institution which proposes to close any branch shall submit a notice of the proposed closing to the appropriate Federal banking agency not later than the first day of the 90-day period ending on the date proposed for the closing.
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An insured depository institution which proposes to close a branch shall provide notice of the proposed closing to its customers.
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(A) posting of a notice in a conspicuous manner on the premises of the branch proposed to be closed during not less than the 30-day period ending on the date proposed for that closing; and
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In the case of an interstate bank which proposes to close any branch in a low- or moderate-income area, the notice required under subsection (b)(2) of this section shall contain the mailing address of the appropriate Federal banking agency and a statement that comments on the proposed closing of such branch may be mailed to such agency.
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the agency shall consult with community leaders in the affected area and convene a meeting of representatives of the agency and other interested depository institution regulatory agencies with community leaders in the affected area and such other individuals, organizations, and depository institutions (as defined in section 461 (b)(1)(A) of this title) as the agency may determine, in the discretion of the agency, to be appropriate, to explore the feasibility of obtaining adequate alternative facilities and services for the affected area, including the establishment of a new branch by another depository institution, the chartering of a new depository institution, or the establishment of a community development credit union, following the closing of the branch.
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No action by the appropriate Federal banking agency under paragraph (2) shall affect the authority of an interstate bank to close a branch (including the timing of such closing) if the requirements of subsections (a) and (b) of this section have been met by such bank with respect to the branch being closed.
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(A) Interstate bank defined
The term "interstate bank" means a bank which maintains branches in more than 1 State.
(B) Low- or moderate-income area
The term "low- or moderate-income area" means a census tract for which the median family income is—
(i) less than 80 percent of the median family income for the metropolitan statistical area (as designated by the Director of the Office of Management and Budget) in which the census tract is located; or
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(2) the relocation of a branch or consolidation of one or more branches into another branch, if the relocation or consolidation—
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Section was classified to section 1831p of this title prior to renumbering by Pub. L. 102–550.
1996—Subsec. (e). Pub. L. 104–208added subsec. (e).
1994—Subsec. (d). Pub. L. 103–328added subsec. (d).
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2 cups raw baking potatoes, grated
2 eggs, beaten
1 teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon flour or matzoh meal
1 pinch baking powder
1 onion, grated
1 cup applesauce
1 cup apple butter or fruit jam
1 cup yogurt or sour cream
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Optical networker Finisar (NASDAQ: FNSR) is expected to release its second-quarter results on December 5. While Fool analyst Seth Jayson has already briefed us about the boxes Finisar's report needs to check, I will try to see if the company can do the needful on Judgment Day.
Finisar's previous quarterly report was the worst a company's management could dream of. The company missed on both revenue and earnings, while the outlook for the second-quarter was also ugly. That time, Finisar had said that it expected to earn 12 cents to 16 cents in the second-quarter on revenue of $225 million to $240 million. This was in stark comparison to the Street's revenue and earnings expectations of $236 million and 19 cents, respectively.
Those consensus estimates have been lowered significantly since then, and the Street now wishes to see earnings of 14 cents a share on revenue of $231.8 million. If Finisar manages to park its revenue and earnings at the mid-points of its own guidance, it should beat estimates on revenue and match on earnings. But will Finisar be able to pull this off? Let's take a look.
In Doubt
If we take a look at history, the top line performance has been far from inspiring. Finisar has consistently missed on the top line in the last five quarters. While the company should ideally be able to at least meet the lowered estimate, it might find it difficult to do that for a number of reasons. International markets form a major portion of Finisar's revenue, and they were the reason behind its lackluster performance last quarter.
Weak spending in telecom and networking infrastructure due to a slowdown in the Chinese economy along with the European crisis have hurt Finisar this year. Moreover, according to research firm Infonetics, sales of fiber optic equipments declined 7.4% in the third-quarter. This makes it more difficult for Finisar to satisfying revenue numbers once again and I won't be surprised if the company falters once again.
Moreover, it seems Finisar is losing market share to rival JDS Uniphase (NASDAQ: JDSU). JDS Uniphase's cutting-edge products have enabled it to record solid growth in sales of its new products, hurting Finisar in the process. Coupled with impressive cost –cutting moves, JDS Uniphase seems like the best optical networking investment one can make and it would take a lot of effort on Finisar's part to catch up with its rival.
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Finisar has performed better as far as its earnings performance is concerned. It has beaten expectations twice, met on two occasions and missed once. But, its bottom line performance has gradually degraded over the past five quarters and I won't be surprised if the company misses this time also.
The company's adjusted earnings have nosedived a whopping 178% this year. Finisar is making investments in research and development to shore up its product portfolio in order to compete with JDS Uniphase and win back market share. Even though the management had stated that they expect the gross margin to improve slightly in the second-quarter, significant R&D investments might hinder it from meeting on the bottom line.
For the Long Run
Finisar might be under a lot of pressure now due to shrinking demand for fiber optics products and competition from JDS Uniphase, but the company is focused on fighting back. While R&D investments might hurt its EPS performance in the short-term, they are a necessity if Finisar is to strengthen its position in the industry.
In addition, the company can gain from a pick-up in telecom spending in China as faster networks are built. Finisar could benefit from its clients such as Huawei and Alcatel-Lucent (NYSE: ALU) in the Chinese market. Alcatel-Lucent recently landed a major contract to build a decent chunk of China Mobile's 4G trial network through its Alcatel-Lucent Shanghai Bell venture in the country.
Hence, as Finisar's Asian clients like Alcatel-Lucent are in the thick of things when it comes to providing gear for new networks, the company could do well in the long run. Moreover, build out of data networks should also help Finisar in getting its fortunes back on track as the company supplies products to networking giant Cisco (NASDAQ: CSCO).
Cisco accounts for more than 10% of Finisar's revenue and its investments in cloud computing and data centers should act as tailwinds for the optical networker. Cisco recently announced that it would acquire Meraki and Cloupia for improving its position in cloud computing, which further tells us that it is highly focused on making the most out of this opportunity. Hence, Finisar's illustrious customers can drive its growth in the long run on the back of the data boom and faster 3G/4G networks.
The Takeaway
Fool analyst Anders Bylund had once told us why Finisar's quarterly reports are more of a weather report that might lead investors to miss the bigger picture. The company operates in an industry which presents huge opportunities for growth, is focused on improving its offerings, and has well-known customers. This is a potent combination that can deliver in the long-run and it would make sense to keep Finisar on your radar as a possible investment.
We would come to know more about the company's direction after its earnings report and conference call, which would indicate for how long the current weather conditions would last. For more insights on how Finisar is faring in a depressed market, tune into this space again after earnings.
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The dog I grew up with, Theodora, had an overdeveloped conscience. She would feel guilty about a lot of things, and it wasn't an act. We were constantly trying to build up her self-confidence, but we were never sure how to do it. We adopted Theodora from a shelter when she was nine months old, and since she was afraid of rolled up newspapers we strongly suspected she had been abused in her previous home. She may have had an ongoing problem with shame because the first nine months of her life were spent emphasizing what she had allegedly done wrong.
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Dogs do feel guilty. When I was growing up, my mother had made a big platter of veal cutlet and put it on the kitchen table, which had been set for dinner. We all (except for our dog) then went into the living room to watch a little TV while we were waiting for my father to get home from work so that we could all eat dinner together. Around ten minutes later, the dog entered the living room not walking, but slinking, with an INCREDIBLY guilty look on her face. Just looking at her, you could tell she did SOMETHING she knew was wrong. Well, when I alerted my mother to the dog's behavior she got up and checked the kitchen and there was the platter that had held several pounds of veal cutlet, now completely empty and at the edge of the table. The dog had eaten ALL of the veal cutlet we were supposed to have for dinner that night and THAT is why she was acting like she was guilty of something. And, her guilty behavior occurred without any of us saying a word to her since at that point, none of us had a clue that she had done anything wrong. In fact, it was solely HER BEHAVIOR and guilty look that clued us in to check to see what she had done. The dog ate well that night and we ended up eating something much less delicious for dinner, like omelets or soup.
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Oh, yes...when my dogs started tipping the trash can in the kitchen, I would come home from work, seeing the mess on the floor and my dogs (normally joyful greeters of the woman who earns the dogs chows), there were no dogs in sight....neither of them offered to leave the bed. When called, the big, lanky black dog came first and stuck only his head around the kitchen door with a funny look on his face and his ears all wrinkled up (this was his guilty look). The beagle wouldn't leave the bed for anything.
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There's plenty of reasons to shed sympathy on the Colorado Avalache fans at the Pepsi Center Monday night, for the Avalanche faithful had to endure two waves of severe disappointment: one before the game and one just after the puck dropped.
Before the game, the excited Avs fans were eagerly anticipating the chance to give a standing ovation and shout roars of appreciation for Avalanche legend Peter Forsberg, who was returning to the Denver ice wearing an Avs uniform for the first time since retiring from the sport three years ago. Earlier in the afternoon, however, Forsberg announced in an emotional pre-game press conference that he was hanging up the skates forever and officially retiring from hockey.
"Im gonna retire from the game of ice hockey," Forsberg said. "One thing's for sure: I'm not gonna be able to second-guess myself. I really tried, and I tried and I tried, and I'm really sure about my decision this time.
"About six weeks ago I felt better than I had felt in a long time, and I thought I owed it to myself to give it one more shot. Last Sunday I decided to give it a shot. But after this weekend I came to the sad conclusion that I was gonna have to retire."
The news came as a surprise to the Avalanche community. Forsberg signed a one-year contract with the Avs February 6th after practicing with the team and deliberating the decision of a comeback for about three weeks. Since his return, Forsberg played two games for the Avs on the road. During those two games, Forsberg demonstrated that he still had the talented ability to handle the puck, maneuver on his skates and pass with excellent precision. However, he lost the superior speed that he possessed in his youthful prime and he also seemed to lose stamina and get tired late in the games. Either way, a great career of enormous success–including seven All-Star Game appearances, two stanely cups and two Olympic gold medals for Sweden–is officially over.
"I played hockey all my life, but I came to this decision that I had played my last and final game," Forsberg said. "Toward the end of [the first game] I could feel that my foot was slipping a little bit. When I came home, I had promised [my fiancé] that I wouldn't play if I couldn't defend myself on the ice, and so I gave it up. It's been eight years since I've been battling this [foot] problem, and I just couldn't do it anymore.
"It's disappointing I couldn't play here [in Denver] tonight," added Forsberg. "I really wanted to come back and play the last 30 games here and have a good time and maybe help the team get into the playoffs. But yesterday, when I thought about it, I couldn't get on the ice today, skate around with people expecting me to be good and cheering, and then retire the next day. I thought It was better to make the decision today…It's disappointing not to be able to go out on my own terms…but looking back, I feel good about my career."
Meanwhile, the Avs had a game to play Monday night, and making the disappointment of their fans even more painful was the terrible hockey played by the Avs once the refs dropped the puck. Before they could even blink, the Calgary Flames won the face off, took the puck down the ice, and just 18 seconds into the game David Moss knocked the puck past Avs goaltender Peter Budaj and into the net to quickly put Calgary up 1-0.
At the 5:50 mark of the first period, the Flames went on a power play due to the Avs having too many men on the ice. Just seven seconds into the man advantage, Flames defenseman Anton Babchuk launched a slap shot past Budaj to extend the Flames lead to 2-0.
After giving up two goals on just four shots, Budaj was pulled by Avalanche head coach Joe Sacco in favor of goaltender Craig Anderson. Sacco's strategy didn't help, however, as the Flames added three more goals in the next six minutes. One of these goals was netted from a Jarome Iginla wrist shot, another score was tallied by a Curtis Glencross wrister, and the last was courtesy of an Olli Jokinen backhand shot. After a shocking and disappointing 20 minutes, the large Denver crowd was stunned to see their beloved Avs take the lockerroom down 5-0.
Throughout the rest of the game, the Flames added four more goals to increase the Avalanche humiliation (scored by Alex Tanguay, Curtis Glencross , Jarome Iginla and Matt Stajan, respectively). The Avs managed to score a goal in the second period goal on a Daniel Winnick deflection, but when the game mercifully ended they had to suffer the pain and embarrassment that comes with losing a 9-1 massacre on their own ice and against division rivals.
"Completely unacceptable," proclaimed an infuriated Paul Stastny after the game. "Unacceptable leadership, unacceptable play, and it's almost embarrassing. It'll never happen again and we should be ashamed of ourselves. "
"We gotta play harder," said Avs defender John-Michael Liles. "I think it's obvious that we got out-played, and it's embarrassing."
A key problem that has haunted the Avlanche during their losing stretch is getting off to bad starts and being unable to recovery from those bad starts.
"We gave up a score on the first shift and then took an offensive penalty and gave up a power play goal right away," said Sacco. "It's two nothing before you could even get in your seats, and we're a fragile team so we had a tough time responding."
The Avs have been struggling immensely since the All-Star break, and as embarrassing as being destroyed 9-1 on their own ice is, making the loss even more agonizing was that it extended the Avs current losing streak to eight. Furthermore, with each loss the slim hopes of the Avs making the playoffs diminishes more and more, and a loss against Calgary—who was just ahead of the Avs in the standings to start the night—is especially devastating.
"We gotta find a way to get out of it," said Sacco. "We gotta work through this to get out of it. We're back on our heals and we're a fragile team right now."
The Avs will have to rebound from this painful loss against an elite –yet wounded—team in the Pittsburgh Penguins, who come to Denver Wednesday night.


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At times running over 100 miles per week in freezing temperatures, he takes endurance to a whole new extreme. Placing third in the Spartan Race World Championship, he won the World's Toughest Mudder competition just two weeks later. Mechanical engineer by day, hardcore endurance athlete by night, he often doesn't finish his grueling workouts until after midnight. This extraordinary gentlemen is known by some as Pak-man.
Sparta, meet Junyong Pak.
Junyong, 34, was born to a loving family in Korea. To survive the harsh winters in his homeland, extra body fat was sometimes a necessity. Always slender however, Junyong was actually considered unhealthy by his family. Now living in Boston, perhaps it is this background which helped him win the World's Toughest Mudder, a 24 hour test of endurance in which icy waters and harsh weather kept all but ten of the initial competitors from even finishing the event. With a 2:33 Boston Marathon finish previously this year, it's no surprise that he did well. Second place was more than four hours behind. "I could have run farther," he says, "but I didn't want to get hurt." Junyong has other big races coming up…
Junyong started racing in middle school when a friend convinced him to join the cross country team. Never one to disappoint, Junyong ran hard for his high school coach but, regrettably, he didn't run in college. He had always wanted to run an obstacle course competitively, but "there was nothing like [Spartan Race] when I was growing up," he says. When he saw an ad for Spartan Race a few years ago, he jumped on the opportunity. An inspiring athlete, Junyong always places well at Spartan Races. With another successful racing season behind him, Junyong has big plans for 2012. He'll be running in multiple Spartan Races: the infamous Spartan Death Race and the Spartan Race Championship to be held in Killington, Vermont.
So how does he balance a full time job and personal life with his rigorous training? Admittedly, he is not a morning person. He does all of his workouts when he gets home from work around 10:00pm, tired and hungry. It's not always easy though. "Not working out is simply not an option. The rest of life starts when you're done training. I just make it happen." Junyong has no secrets. In fact, his training log is available for all to see online. What separates him for his competition is his grit, work ethic, and passion to succeed. He envisions each workout as the one that will make him a better and stronger athlete than the rest.
This year at the Spartan Race World Championships in Glen Rose, Texas, Junyong briefly overtook Hobie Call at the spear throw, only to be passed again at the herculean hoist. Never too far behind Hobie, the reigning champion, many wonder if Junyong has what it takes to claim the title next year. "Hobie's on top," says Junyong. "I don't think anyone can beat him right now. I've gotten to be such good friends [with Hobie], I don't think I would want to beat him even if I could."
I asked Junyong what new obstacle he would like to see in an upcoming Spartan Race. "A peg-wall… It would only be feasible for the top athletes, but it would be great to see at a championship level event." This obstacle would be a wooden wall filled with holes. Athletes would climb the wall by hanging from two pegs which would would be moved from hole to hole.
Along with his World's Toughest Mudder victory, Junyong took home a $10,000 prize.
"I'm giving it all to my dad," he says. "The sacrifices he has made for our family are so great. He really needs to retire, and I want to help make that happen."
It's easy to see why everyone loves Junyong Pak. We'll be seeing a lot of Pak Man in 2012.
Editor's Note: Alec Blenis is an accomplished endurance athlete and Spartan competitor. Finishing in the top three at several Spartan events and top five in the Spartan World Championships he was the youngest competitor in the field at 17 years of age.
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French irritated by Obama's inaugural 'champagne'
An industry group says bubbly planned for the inauguration lunch is mislabeled, but US law disagrees.
You know, French champagne lobbyists, you make it really difficult not to crack jokes about snooty waiters and cartoon skunks when you quibble over trifles like the bubbly being served at President Barack Obama's inaugural lunch.
Just to illustrate how the Champagne Bureau spends its time when not sniffing at tourists who mispronounce coq au vin or chasing a female cat that's accidentally had white paint spilled down its back, the industry group scolded the inaugural committee for recklessly throwing around the word "champagne" on its luncheon menu.
The committee decided to celebrate the president's swearing in with a version of Korbel Natural Russian River Valley Champagne, which the Champagne Bureau says is decidedly not champagne.
"We would urge the inaugural committee to follow that law and not state the sparkling wine being served is champagne, as they did in today's release," Sam Heitner, the director of the Champagne Bureau, told The Hill. "Champagne only comes from Champagne, France."
Except when it doesn't. Many countries around the world restrict the use of "champagne" to sparkling wine from the Champagne region, but U.S. law is a bit different. The Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau has spelled out when wineries can use certain designations and just how they can use them. The use of the term "champagne" is protected under the "semi-generic" law 27 CFR 4.24, which dictates that the word can be applied only to sparkling wines produced before 2006, as long as their point of origin is clearly spelled out on the label. This is where the Champagne Bureau and the inaugural committee agree to disagree.
"U.S. law clearly states that the full name of the wine label must include where it comes from," Heitner told The Hill. "Under the law, the label for this wine would state 'California Champagne.'"
Perhaps some portion of the label was lost in translation, as the inaugural committee's press release indicates that the sparkling wine being served with dessert is "Korbel Natural, Special Inaugural Cuvée Champagne, California." Though the "California" portion seems to clearly indicate the wine's home state, Heitner insists it's still a violation of U.S. law.
This isn't Brown-Forman (BF.A) subsidiary Korbel's first go-round with the Champagne lobby. Founded in 1882 by two Czechoslovakian brothers, Korbel has used "Champagne" to describe its sparkling wine for more than a century and is often grandfathered into Champagne designation laws by using the "California Champagne" label. It's been served at six inaugurations, including president Obama's last in 2009.
For now, France itself is sitting out this bubbly battle, as it is far too preoccupied with its transition back to a socialist government and the tax-driven departure of actor Gerard Depardieu to notice. People involved with planning the inauguration seem not to care what the Champagne Bureau has to say about their wine selection either.
"The Champagne Lobby should have a glass of their own product and relax," said Matt House, a spokesman for the Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies.
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Sorry purists but in the US champagne is more commonly thought of as a generic term vs the reference to its historical region of origination. Anyone snobby enough to want champagne from Champagne in France will do the research and buy it. Everyone else doesn't care, they just want bubbly.
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The French gave us the statue of liberty. We have helped them in the 1880's when Phylloxera infected their wines. Our roots were Phylloxera resistant roots were grafted onto their vineyards. To insult their "Champagne" trademark by serving a US sparkling wine and calling it "champagne" is for those who have no concept of what we owe the French and are oblivious to History.
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