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The sophomore won the Captain Chris Invitational at Christopher Newport University Saturday. McNeil broke the tape in the 8K run at 26:42, besting the field by six full seconds. This marks the first career race win for McNeil, but the third for a Bobcat men's runner this season. The time was also a personal-best for McNeil, placing him ninth in the school recordbooks.
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Dobie Gray, a smooth balladeer and soul singer who scored his biggest hit in the early 1970s with "Drift Away," has died. He was 71.
Gray, who had cancer, died Tuesday at his Nashville home, said Charlie Andrews, his attorney.
Before he adopted the name of Dobie Gray — a nod to sitcom character Dobie Gillis — the singer recorded under other names before breaking through with 1965's "The 'In' Crowd," which became a top 20 hit. He also had success that year with "See You at the Go-Go."
The silky-voiced tenor was best known for his progressive rock and soul version of "Drift Away," a 1973 top 5 hit penned by Mentor Williams that includes the lyric, "I wanna get lost in your rock and roll and drift away." It remains a staple of oldies radio.
A subsequent recording by Gray, "Loving Arms," was frequently covered by singers from rock, country and R&B.
"I guess what you call my 'signature songs' will never die, thank God," Gray told the Tennessean newspaper in 1988.
When Gray was featured on a 2003 version of "Drift Away" by rap artist Uncle Kracker, the song once again became a hit.
Gray "had such a unique style, so identifiable," said Bud Reneau, his songwriting partner. "It was a big factor in his marketability."
He was born July 26, 1940, in Simonton, Texas, into a family of sharecroppers. References list his given name as Leonard Victor Ainsworth or Laurence Darrow Brown, according to the All Music Internet database.
After moving to California in the early 1960s, Gray appeared in a Los Angeles production of the musical "Hair" and recorded his first chart hit, "Look at Me," after encountering Sonny Bono, then an executive at Specialty Records.
Later, Gray toured extensively in Europe, Australia and Africa and insisted on performing for integrated audiences in South Africa, according to All Music.
In the 1970s, Gray moved to Nashville and worked increasingly as a songwriter, mainly in a country vein. His compositions were covered by such artists as Ray Charles, Johnny Mathis, Etta James, Three Dog Night and John Denver.
Gray, who was not married and had no children, willed much of his property and future earnings to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis, Tenn., Reneau said.

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She says she is also at 50% risk of getting ovarian cancer. Is she going to do anything about that as well?
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Removal of the ovaries can reduce a woman's risk for ovarian cancer from 40 percent to less than 1 percent, Roman pointed out. Because the ovaries produce hormones, removing them also lowers the risk of developing some types of breast cancer as well.
Well, I hope she knows what she's doing with all of it. Good luck to her. After acting crazy all those years, I gained some respect for her recently.


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SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - Freshman Jeff Menzel blasted a match-high 19 kills but it wasn't enough as No. 5 Pepperdine swept No. 13 UC Santa Barbara Saturday in Mountain Pacific Sports Federation men's volleyball action at Robertson Gymnasium. Scores were 30-23, 30-25, and 35-33.
UCSB fell to 8-12 on the season and 6-10 in the MPSF while Pepperdine upped both its overall and league records to 9-8.
The Waves came out strong in the opening game and hit .444 to UCSB's .200. Pepperdine ended up hitting .327 for the match and the Gauchos finished at .278. At the net, Santa Barbara was out-blocked 12.5 to six.
The third game was a nail-biter. Pepperdine took an early 5-2 lead before the Gauchos tied it on three straight points due to a pair of hitting errors by the Waves and a kill by Mike Fisher. After trading points, another Fisher kill gave UCSB its first lead of the set at 7-6. The Gauchos pushed their lead to a game-high five points on two occasions before the Waves started to get back in it. A kill by Riecks got them back within one at 16-15, but UCSB held the lead until a block by Riecks and Tyler Jaynes tied the game at 29-29. Following a Gaucho timeout, the Waves took the lead on a kill by Paul Carroll. The teams traded points until Pepperdine put the match away on back-to-back kills by Carroll and J.D. Schleppenbach.
UCSB out-hit Pepperdine .333 to .283 in the final frame.
Carroll finished with 18 kills, five service aces, three digs, two blocks, and a match-high 24 points. Riecks totaled 14 kills while hitting .483 and Jaynes stymied the UCSB attack with 10 blocks.
Two other Gauchos hit double figures in kills as Theo Brunner had 12 and Mike Runkle amassed 10. Runkle and Ben Brockman each posted match-highs with nine digs. Brunner hit .421 and Menzel swung at .333 and registered 22 points. Freshman setter Vince DeVany had 46 assists.
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In sports, everyone is a winner—some people just win better than others. Like the two talented New Orleans Hornets who had monster games last night. The rest of their team may stink, but at least those guys looked sharp.
Chris Paul had a triple double against the Rockets last night, but he wasn't even the fanciest lad on his own team. David West also put up 44 points (a career high) and 12 rebounds. Oh, and the Hornets lost by eight. I think it's safe to say that they didn't get a lot of help.
Now, a pessimist might say that if these guys weren't such stat-hungry ballhogs, the rest of the team might feel compelled to get involved. Another, slightly different, pessimist might complain that two exciting young players are wasting their youth on an undeserving franchise. An optimist would be waiting in line for Saints playoff tickets.
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The State Records Committee ruled Thursday that Cedar Hills officials were justified in holding back some information from legal invoices sought by local gadfly Ken Cromar.
Cromar, a former City Councilman and representative of the group Cedar Hills Citizens for Responsible Government, had filed a request under the state Government Records Access and Management Act (GRAMA) to see the city's lawyer bills. Cromar made the request in October after city officials, in the city's newsletter, accused Cromar's group of costing the city thousands of dollars in legal fees because of the group's GRAMA requests.
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UCSD Falls Short in NCAA West Regional Championship Game
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After trailing by as many as 12 early in the second period, the Tritons rallied to within one with less than a minute to play, but ultimately fell short against a talented and determined Seawolf squad. Daisy Feder scored a game-high 22 points and Chelsea Carlisle put in 17, but it wasn't enough to keep UCSD's magical season going.
The Tritons, who earned the West Region's top seed after a near-perfect regular season, see their season come to a close at 30-3.
"Right now, we're a little shell-shocked and very disappointed," head coach Charity Elliott said. "I couldn't have asked for a team to work harder, to commit, to giving up themselves, being selfless, putting the team first always, setting the tone every single day in practice. There's not been one day that I don't go down and thank the Lord that this is my team and I mean that as much now as I've ever meant it. I wouldn't want to be in any other locker room."
Alaska Anchorage, the No. 2 seed in the West, advances to the Elite Eight in San Antonio, Texas next week. The eighth-ranked Seawolves will square off with No. 2 Ashland University on Tuesday, March 20 at Bill Greehey Arena on the campus of Saint Mary's University.
Senior forward Hanna Johansson had a big night for UAA, scoring 20 points on 7-of-13 shooting to go with a game-high seven rebounds. She scored 18 of her 20 points in the second half, as the Seawolves were able to withstand the Tritons' rally. Johansson was named the West Regional Most Outstanding Player for her performance.
Sasha King finished with 14 points, five rebounds and four assists for Anchorage, while Kaylie Robison tallied 10 points and six boards. Both earned spots on the all-tournament team.
For UCSD, it was the backcourt duo of Feder and Carlisle shouldering the bulk of the scoring load once again as the pair of seniors combined to score 39 of the team's 63 points. Feder finished 8-of-21 from the field, including 4-of-9 from the three-point line, while Carlisle was 7-of-15 overall and 3-of-9 from downtown. She added three rebounds and five assists.
Fellow senior Lauren Freidenberg had a strong performance in her final game as a Triton as well, finishing with 11 points on 4-of-7 shooting to go with five boards and a blocked shot.
"My heart is just breaking right now for these three right here," Elliott said of her three departing seniors. "They've just been the heart and soul of our team and our program. They led us to an unbelievable year. I'm just really, really sad for these guys."
Trailing 40-28 less than 30 seconds into the second half, UCSD clawed its way back to within 46-43 five minutes later following back-to-back threes from Carlisle and Feder.
A Johansson basket put the visitors up 51-46 with 13:25 remaining, before Freidenberg scored on two consecutive possessions to bring the Tritons to within one. Johansson answered with a three-point play on UAA's next trip though, pushing the Seawolf advantage to 54-50 with 9:15 to play.
The Tritons would close to within two points on three separate occasions over the next seven and a half minutes, but each time the Seawolves were able to respond.
Another key Johansson bucket gave Anchorage a 64-60 lead with 1:07 to play, but Feder followed with her fourth three of the night to cut the deficit to just one once again with 51 seconds remaining.
Johansson came up with yet big play on the ensuing possession, grabbing the rebound of her own miss and getting fouled. She calmly sank two free throws to put the Seawolves on top by three, 66-63, with 22 ticks left.
Feder got free for a clean look at a three on the Tritons' next trip, but her shot hit the side of the backboard and went out of bounds with just nine seconds on the clock. UCSD earned one final chance after forcing a five-second call while UAA was trying to inbound, but Tijera Mathews came up with a clean block on Feder's potential game-tying three, King secured the rebound and that was that.
"Honestly, I thought we played a little hesitant, a little bit passive in the first half, but when we finally settled down, I thought we battled toe-to-toe with them," Elliott said "I think we used so much energy up, we kept coming back, kept coming back, but you know even to the very end, we get a five-second call and we had a couple of looks to tie the game, but we didn't get some of the breaks that we needed."
Alaska Anchorage shot 46% (24-52) for the game, while UCSD shot at a 42% (24-57) clip. The Seawolves held a 39-26 rebounding advantage and outscored the Tritons 32-20 in the paint.
Despite the loss, 2011-12 proved to be a banner season for the Tritons as they set a new school record with 26 straight wins, put together the best record in the history of the California Collegiate Athletic Association and spent seven straight weeks atop the USA Today/ESPN Coaches Poll. UCSD's also set a new program record for victories in a season.
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All Fun Factory vibrators are quality items and feel luxurious to touch. It has a lovely silicone outer which is just soft enough to be comfortable and a little bendy while maintaining its shape.
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It really does stimulate everywhere and has a very good range of vibrations all the way down to a low throb, which I personally prefer to the frenetic buzzing bee vibrations of cheaper vibrators. The pulse vibrations are also fun to try and all can be turned up to quite powerful if that's your thing.
The Tiger is very quiet and discreet in use so you won't be heard as you reach guaranteed levels of ecstasy! Well, at least the vibe won't be!
So definitely the best vibe I've ever owned for guaranteed pleasure. My only gripe is the charger, which falls off way too easily (even if it lights up to say it's initially connected it can later slip out of position unless you prop it up in position, which can be a little indiscreet!), resulting in a lot of disappointment when you think it's charged and it's not. This seems to be a problem with all Fun Factory vibrators due to the handle being curved where the charger needs to sit.
- Pros
- Has curves in all the right places.
- Cons
- The charger slips off too easily, meaning sometimes no fun when you want it!
- Bottom line
- Simply the best vibrator I've ever had, amazing.
- 3 people found this review helpful. Was this review helpful to you? Yes
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Reviewed: 12 October 2011 by lancashire hotpot
This was, as ever, nice and quickly delivered as usual by Lovehoney. I have to admit when I opened it that I was hoping it would be a little big bigger but I am not in any way disappointed. It is by far one of the best toys I have ever purchased, and I can't recommend this or Lovehoney enough.
The colour is not a red as described, it is more of a bright pink colour. I love the fact it is rechargeable too, so no more fiddly batteries. Though sometimes I find the little magnetic recharger doesn't stick to the toy and so when I think it's ready for use it isn't, but it's still very quick to charge.
The ridges on this feel great. And the little nodule or whatever you wish to call it on the end, well that is a bit like the drink that reaches all the parts others do not. WOW, it really does the trick.
It starts off on a very gentle vibration and if you hold the button down it goes through the ranges to an incredibly powerful one. Then there are several modes of vibration too which again are actually very good.
I can't say enough good things about this toy. It really is amazing and I'm looking forward to my next Fun Factory purchase.
- Pros
- Size. Vibration strength. The little clit stimulator on the end.
- Cons
- Nothing.
- Bottom line
- This is a must own toy, I love it, FANTASTIC.
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This mission, codenamed SPACE CHAD, will launch on January 31st at 8:30pm from the Jack London Bar in downtown Portland, Oregon. Attendees will sip space-drinks, sit in space-chairs, and view mind-boggling space-slides presented by some of the greatest minds in humor and astrophysics, including:
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You may have heard abut this latest ebola outbreak that is currently ravaging its way through West Africa.
Ebola was discovered in 1976, with a terrifying fatality rate, and symptoms which include bleeding from literally everywhere.
What we are seeing is the largest outbreak ever since the virus was first discovered. But that could mean anything, one more disease sufferer than the 2000 outbreak could qualify as the "largest ever".
Looking at just the bare numbers doesn't really get across how much more dangerous this new outbreak is in comparison to anything we've seen before. Which is why one of my former colleagues, in his spare time, put together this graph which takes into account the latest WHO data on the outbreak. I probably don't even need to point out why this graph is extraordinary. In 2014, the number of cases goes up so fast the line is nearly vertical*. The one silver lining is that the case fatality rate is lower than seen in some of the previous outbreaks, but it is still pretty huge.
EDIT: And as Mike in the comments points out, this could help the Ebola virus transmit more, because when sufferers live longer, it increase the numbers of people they can transmit infection to. Which makes me think that clouds with silver linings aren't necessarily good things, because in reality they'd rain down aqueous silver and poison people.
The worst part ? The epidemic hasn't been stopped, as efforts to contain the outbreak aren't as effective when the disease is so widespread and people are panicked, which just makes everything so much harder. This outbreak is something I'm going to keep my eye on.
Hat-tip to Dr Pascal Durrenberger
* thanks to all the commenters who pointed out that horizontal is not the same as vertical
EDIT 16/7/14: I talked to the author of this graph, who just informed me that this graph is out of date because 84 deaths occurred in the last week that aren't accounted for.


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I put this together one night as a side dish for grilled whole fish and asparagus. It turned out to be so delicious that it was the highlight of the meal. It's very easy, but of course wild rice takes over an hour to cook so you have to factor that into your plan.
The work is all done at the very beginning: first brown some dried Spanish chorizo along with onion and garlic; then toast the rice in the pan for a few minutes (this builds flavor, and I swear it helps keep the grains separated rather than clumpy); and finally add the liquid and leave it alone. As with any steamed rice, that 10 minutes of resting time is important. It lets the grains absorb any remaining moisture so there's no clumping when you fluff them up.
The chorizo, by the way, must be the Spanish type, which is cured so it's ready to eat as is. The Mexican type is a fresh sausage which is totally raw. As you might have guessed, these two aren't interchangeable. Not every supermarket out there will carry Spanish chorizo, but it's worth seeking out. I get mine from a butcher. You generally use only a small amount because it packs so much flavor. I've had a piece of it in the freezer for months so I can hack off as much as I need for dishes like this one!
Wild Rice and Chorizo Pilaf
You must use Spanish chorizo, which is cured, rather than Mexican chorizo which is raw.
Serves 2 and may be doubled
Cooking spray
5 to 6-inch piece Spanish chorizo, diced
1/4 cup diced red onion
2/3 cups wild rice blend (such as Lundberg)
Freshly ground black pepper
1 clove garlic, chopped
1/8 tsp dried oregano
1 1/2 cups chicken stock (such as Kitchen Basics)
Chopped parsley and a tiny squeeze of lemon for serving if desired
Coat a small saucepan with cooking spray and heat on medium. Add chorizo and cook, stirring frequently until it releases some of its juices, 1 to 2 minutes. Add onion and cook until tender, 3 to 4 minutes. Add rice, black pepper, garlic and oregano and cook, stirring very frequently until rice is opaque, 2 to 3 minutes. Add chicken stock, raise heat and bring to a simmer. Reduce heat to lowest setting and simmer, covered, until rice is cooked through, 60 to 65 minutes (or follow package directions). Check rice at 55 minutes and add more stock if needed. Remove from heat and rest for 10 minutes. Taste and adjust seasoning if necessary. Transfer to a serving bowl and sprinkle with parsley and a small amount of lemon juice if using.


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John Gladen plays the "Pirate King." He says they've been rehearsing for about 6 weeks, and the cast and crew has been "wonderful to work with."
"Pirates of Penzance" will open at the Paramount Theatre on Friday, March 2 at 7:30 p.m.
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Theme: Silence of the Lambs — Each theme answer is a familiar word or phrase with one silent letter. From top to bottom, the silent letters spell LAMBS.
Theme answers:
- 14A: Corner-to-corner lines (CROSSWALK).
- 18A: Brand with a cuckoo mascot (COCOA PUFFS).
- 34A: Recall aids (MNEMONIC DEVICES).
- 55A: Disapproval (THUMBS DOWN).
- 60A: Nassau Coliseum NHL team (ISLANDERS).
- 39D: Characteristic of this puzzle's circled letters, which suggest a 1991 Oscar-winning film (SILENCE).
- 1A: Cabernets, e.g. (REDS). I thought this might have been a bonus non-theme answer having to do with a memorable line from the movie, but it turns out the actual memorable line (which apparently wasn't all that memorable, to me anyway) refers to chianti.
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- 3D: Prehistoric critters, briefly (DINOS). It was hard for me to think of anything other than T-REXES, which we saw in a puzzle earlier this week.
- 37D: Trump has an elaborate one (COMB OVER). Ha! Okay, I just found this on Wikipedia and I'm having a hard time believing it's actually true: "A variation of the comb over where baldness is concealed by long hair combed in three separate directions has a U.S. Patent 4,022,227 by Donald J. Smith and his father, Frank J. Smith, of Orlando, Florida. The Smiths were awarded an Ig Nobel Prize in Engineering for their effort." Oh, okay, I followed the link for the Ig Nobel Prize and found out it's a joke. Whew! (Oh, I get it. Ignoble. But is there really a patent?!)
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- 49A: '40s film critic James (AGEE).
- 53A: Concert wind (OBOE).
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- 50D: Icelandic source of mythology (EDDA).
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The Examiner lists three other guest spots for McCartney - in 1964, '65 and '97. Lennon and George Harrison turned up to discuss transcendental meditation in 1967, and four years later Harrison appeared with Ravi Shankar. Lennon and Ono were his guests in both 1968 - their first interview as a couple - and 1972, after they had moved to New York. Ringo appeared in 1970.
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Staying fit without a gym and with kids? Sounds pretty tough, huh? New Year's resolutions are tricky to stick with in general, and a lifestyle change can be intimidating, especially when you have to consider the effect it will have on your family's meals, schedules, etc. While certain gyms have excellent childcare, others don't offer any respite for healthy-aspiring moms and dads… and it seems a little soul-crushing to pay a babysitter to go exercise. So, include your kids in your healthy living plans. You'll be setting them up for a lifetime of healthy habits, and they are likely to remind you that staying fit is fun. Read on for ways to keep the whole family fit during the winter.
Kids are natural yogis. They love stretching and aren't afraid to look silly and get themselves into various yoga positions. Books such as Itsy Bitsy Yoga for Toddlers and Preschoolers or My Daddy is a Pretzel are great for both new-to-yoga parents and kids to look over as a start (Itsy Bitsy Yoga also has DVDs). Many areas now have family yoga classes, but yoga is a lot of fun at home too once you get the hang of basic positions. My 3 ½ year old son regularly requests doing "run around yogi" and being rolled up in a yoga mat like a little sushi, both from Itsy Bitsy Yoga. Now when my husband or I does a regular yoga DVD, he likes to participate in the poses that he knows best. Yes, hearing a tot say, "Yay! Trikonasana!" is as funny as you would guess. And while yoga is not meant to be competitive, kids will likely be proud that their little limber bodies can stretch further than ole Mom or Dad's.
Take being a new parent in stride. Organized classes such as Stroller Strides let you meet other parents while you exercise and hang out with your babies. Even if you aren't part of a group, look for places in your local area where you can take an extended walk such as a park or around the outskirts of a playground (or perhaps even around an indoor track at a local gym). While you may not want to make a habit of it, if your little one sleeps well in a stroller, replace his or her nap in a crib with one on the move. If you can't fit in one long walk, sneak in a few shorter ones – taking the dog on an longer walk, walking to the grocery store instead of driving, etc.
Don't let the snow deter your winter walking. Snowshoeing is a kick butt winter work out that's really fun, and there are no slopes required. Unlike certain competitive winter sports, snowshoeing lets each person go at their own pace. Just getting off the couch and outside is a start. Think of everyone in the family like a dog (okay that sounded weird but follow me): dogs need their walks outside and so do all of you. Snowshoeing lets you all get safely out there in a way that will allow you to enjoy the natural, snowy beauty without being frozen – you're guaranteed to work up a sweat while snowshoeing. Being outside can also help boost vitamin D levels and fend off seasonal depression.
Playing/Working in the Snow
Rolling up snowballs burns calories, right? And of course, dragging the kids around on a sled is enough to wind even the most physically fit. Whether you are shoveling the driveway, making an igloo, or walking to the local park for some hill sledding, this winter workout gets you out in the fresh air and away from that exercise DVD you have done 321 times.
Dance Party
Okay, you probably don't have moves like JLo, but trust us, your kids couldn't care less. They will love moving their bodies along with you, and dance parties are a great way to introduce them to new music, including artists who don't include animal noises in their songs. Extra calories burned for lifting kids up (free weights!). Oh, and consider your ab workout accomplished since watching tots bounce and sway is hysterical and bound to cause some giggles for everyone. We are pretty much in the dark age when it comes to technology at our house, but Wii Fit apparently has get-up-and-move games of all types and can be done from the comfort of your living room.
Healthy Snacks
While making chocolate chip cookies may be their favorite culinary creation, kids are generally pretty adventurous in the kitchen and will love assisting in making snacks, especially if they are hands-on. Choosing a simple treat like muffins, raw cookies, or any other Tots'-approved snacks or even fresh juices can be a family activity. My son is obsessed with juicing and will add kale and spinach into the juicer without protest. Another trick for healthy snacking: stop your evening snacking when your kids do. My husband and I generally have our snack after the kids are in snoozetown, but we're trying to change that: experts recommend making your last snack 2-3 hours before bedtime. By having a snack with the kids you are less likely to reach for something unhealthy, since you probably don't want your kids to know that you eat chocolate cupcakes on a nightly basis.
Going to Sleep Early
With all the new family activity going on (yoga, snowshoeing, etc), you may find that you are all hitting the sack a little earlier. Use this opportunity to catch up on your sleep debt; turn off the TV and settle in for some whole body beauty sleep (DVR whatever shows you usually stay up late for!). Staying well rested will help you avoid those superbugs and viruses circulating the preschool set since being sleep-deprived means you have lower immunity. Getting some extra shut-eye will also enable you to have the energy to move your body, and to stick with any of those other resolutions you may have made! Good luck!
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Ice at Dodger Stadium gets top marks in first testby Shawn P. Roarke
LOS ANGELES -- Virtually everyone who took the ice at Dodger Stadium on Wednesday was impressed by the quality of the sheet Dan Craig has groomed in the middle of the iconic ballpark's infield.
"I was surprised at how good the ice was because I know the [ice resurfacer] has only been on the ice once and it has been mostly spraying for days," said Luc Robitaille, the president of business operations for the Los Angeles Kings and a Hall of Fame player. "I was shocked how level it was and how good a job Dan had already done because usually the first time you step on the ice it's never really good. It takes a few days, so this is great."
Robitaille spent a couple of hours on the ice, taking part in a short skate with Craig in the late afternoon and then playing in a pair of games of pickup hockey. With 1,431 regular-season games on his NHL resume, Robitaille should be considered a good judge of the quality of the Dodger Stadium surface that will host the 2014 Coors Light NHL Stadium Series game between the Kings and the Anaheim Ducks on Saturday (9:30 p.m. ET, NBCSN, CBC).
If not him, then perhaps Stephane Quintal, a retired defenseman who has 1,037 games on his NHL resume and now works for the League's Department of Player Safety.
"Dan Craig did a great job with the ice," Quintal said after taking part in a celebrity game put together by Robitaille. "I want to congratulate him and the crew because they did a great job."
Those opinions, while nice, did little to sooth the critical voice inside Craig's head. After all, he is after perfection.
"It's OK, as everyone knows when I am working on it, it is not where I want it to be, where I need it to be," said Craig, who took the first official skate on the surface during the early morning hours Wednesday. "We're still three days away from the game, and that is why we do what we do and we'll be better tomorrow."
Craig has set the bar quite high this time around, measuring himself against the ice surface he created for the 2014 NHL Bridgestone Winter Classic in Ann Arbor, Mich., on New Year's Day.
"It's about a seven," Craig said when asked to rate the ice quality on a scale of 1 to 10. "We are usually between a six and a seven at this point. Unfortunately for us, probably the best sheet of ice we have put together in the whole five or six years that we have done we just came out of in Ann Arbor. I can say that was the best ice we have put together anywhere. Now, I'm going one-to-one comparison against it, so it's a pretty high bar."
Craig admits the hard work is done now. The ice is installed and just needs to be manicured to reach its full potential.
"I want it to be a little tighter on the top end, but Mother Nature will tell me when that is going to happen because we have had a little more humidity hanging in air for the last three days than when we started," he explained. "We started at 15 percent or so and now we are in 50s, and it makes a big difference in the top [of the ice].
"It's all about manicuring now, being able to read the temperatures, being able to set the [ice-making] truck exactly where you want it because half a degree on the truck will make a big difference on what the players feel. It doesn't sound like much, but to us it is a big deal."
Still, despite the high standards he has demanded of himself, Wednesday did provide some positive impact.
The praise from Robitaille and Quintal was appreciated. But even more encouraging were the laughs and smiles of those fortunate enough to take part in the media skate and celebrity game during the early evening hours. Each player broke into a smile as he stepped on the ice, with many laughing at the sheer joy of skating outside in the middle of a baseball diamond in Los Angeles.
Craig, despite a lengthy to-do list, noticed the smiles and heard the laughs. They are the fuel that drives him to deliver the best ice surface he and his crew can each time they tackle a project like this.
"That's why we are doing this; we are trying to bring hockey back to the grass roots and it doesn't matter where the grass roots are," he said. "This week, we're in L.A. We have a lot of good players coming out of California, so it doesn't matter where you are, the kid is in you and once you put the skates on, it is fun time to be out there."