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Tracy and I wanted to send you a little update with some pictures and let you know how our pre-Olympic training has been going and how our legs are doing since the surgery this winter. This time a year there aren't a lot of events going on in our sport, but we call it the silent suffering phase. We are quietly pushing ourselves to the limit to make sure we are in the best shape we can be in to beat the best in the world. We started full time training several months ago and so far the legs have responded really well. We are still continuing physical therapy to keep our lower legs loose and to break up any scar tissue we have from the surgery. Our scars have faded to the point where they are almost invisible, so we are really happy with how the surgery went and also how well we healed.
After the last bit of snow melted a few weeks ago, Tracy and I started incorporating more running, biking, rollerskiing, and strength training into our schedule. We are doing two workouts a day that last anywhere from 2-4 hours a piece that will help us build the endurance necessary to sustain the intensity we are just starting to build into our training. We have a running race (1/2 marathon) this weekend that will be a good test of our fitness and will also help us to compare out times from our results from this race last year before the surgery. Over the next several months we will gradually increase the length and intensity of our training to help us be in top shape by the time the winter rolls around and the Olympics start.
Our first really big training camp will be in Alaska starting in July. At the end of the training camp we will join the Babes with Bullets pistol camp. It is a camp set up for women of all ages and abilities from beginners to experts and taught by some of the best pistol shooters in the world like Kay Michulek andrun by Deb Ferns. After that camp we will head out to Vermont to prepare for the first set of trials races we have for our Olympic team selection process. Those races will be onrollerskis and Tracy and I are hoping to defend our titles there from last year.
Tracy and I also have seen a huge improvement in our shooting. We were very fortunate to be given permission to use a ski area that is on private land to do our combination training and set up our very own shooting range. By combination training we mean skiing, running, biking, rollerskiing, etc and shooting. We train a lot by combining the physical training with shooting to practice shooting with a heart rate so we are comfortable with coming into the range as hard as we can and with a heart rate of around 180 beats per minute. The ski area is a perfect place to practice because it we can challenge our physical fitness by running up the runs and hone our shooting skills by shooting under stress and fatigue at the top
We are very excited to see the improvement so far in our training and eager to see the snow fly again to get a chance at beating our European competitors after struggling last year with Exertional Compartment Syndrome. This should be a very fun and exciting Olympic year. We are confident in our chances of bringing home the first ever medal for biathlon in the Olympics. We like to look at it as a New Season, New Attitude, New Legs, and a Winning Mood!! Thanks for all your support. We wouldn't be able to push ourselves day after day if we didn't know you were rooting for us. Thanks for being a part of our journey and our Olympic dream. Have a great summer.
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It is that time of the week again when 'Orrible Punt sits in the Planet Rugby hot-seat to give his calls. Get ready for some Super Rugby.
It is that time of the week again when 'Orrible Punt sits down in the Planet Rugby hot-seat to give you his calls. We give you some Super Rugby.
Remember you can contact Russ with all your comments and questions on Twitter – @rpetty80.
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Reds vs Brumbies
A side from the host nation has won the Super Rugby final in the season of the last three Lions tours (Bulls – 2009, Crusaders – 2005 and Brumbies – 2001). The winner of this match will feel they can continue the trend and there is also the opportunity for players to stake a claim for a Wallaby shirt. The Reds have won 6/8 games by an average score of 22-20. Their 2012 habit of scoring early tries has been replicated, with them claiming the first try of the match in 6/8 games so far. The Queenslanders have led at half-time in 5/8 matches but been outscored the second-half in 5/8 and they have conceded last points in 6/8 games. However, the hosts have won a strong twelve of their last fifteen matches.
Their opponents have also won 6/8 contests this season. They too are very strong starters, leading at the break in 6/8 games, scoring the first points and getting to ten points first in 6/8 and claiming the first try in 7/8 games. Jake White's side have won eight of their last nine Super Rugby away games by a rate of 28-19 and been ahead at half-time in six of them.
Both sides have performed well in conference games with the Reds winning nine of last eleven at home and the Brumbies the last six clashes with rivals and 11/14 overall. The Brumbies have won 15/16 games in this fixture from 1996-2010. More recently, the Reds have won three of the last five and the last four meetings have all seen less than 37 total points. Going back to 2012, the Brumbies have only conceded an average of thirteen points in eleven conference games and just 48 combined in the second-half. In five of the last nine games they've stopped local opposition scoring at all in the second-half. They've outscored the Reds after the break in five of last six meetings and by sixteen in Week One. Based on that superiority, I would take the Brumbies with +2 points after the break and to win by 1-12.
Sharks vs Cheetahs
The Sharks have won 5/7 games this season by an average score of 25-16 and 20 of their last 24 home games by 27-17. They been victorious in nine of the last eleven conference matches by a rate of 26-19 and the last five at home by 27-14. The Cheetahs have been beaten in 3/5 home games by 27-18 and on the last five occasions at all venues by 29-17. The visitors have lost their previous six games to conference rivals by an average of 20-29 and thirteen of the last fifteen by 21-27. This season, the Cheetahs have produced some unusual statistics – scoring first in 7/8 and the first try in 5/8 matches, but only leading at half-time in 3/8 games. They have outscored opponents in 5/8 games in the second-half and are the only Super Rugby team to have done so against the Sharks.
You would expect some form of backlash in the Sharks camp after being pushed around by the Stormers and both Ryan Kankowski and Frans Steyn are out of the XV. With Bismarck du Plessis, JP Pietersen and Willem Alberts injured their depth is certainly being tested.
The Sharks have crossed for thirteen tries so far during 2013 but ten of those came in a single match, against the Rebels, so it isn't too much of a surprise they've only scored the first try in one of their games. The Cheetahs camp have highlighted a lack of intensity against the Bulls last week and attributed it to the small squad and tiredness of playing eight rounds without a bye. They've shown that they can start strongly but I see them running out of gas against a home side with plenty to prove. The Sharks to win by 1-12 appeals.
Kings vs Bulls
The Bulls have won 4/7 games but will still be stinging from late scores on their tour games. In recent seasons they have scored their points evenly through the halves but this year 108/172 points have come after the break and the second-half has been highest scoring in 6/7 games. That suggests they aren't as strong in the first-half and indeed they've only scored first points in 2/7 matches and trailed at half-time in their last four outings.
That is an interesting habit when facing the Kings, who have been behind at the break themselves in 6/7 matches, and been beaten to ten points in 6/7 matches. The newcomers have two wins and a draw from their seven games, by an average of 24-32. If you took the second-half average alone, it would be 12-12 and they have scored the last points in 6/7 games, proving great team spirit and a willingness to fight until the final whistle.
The Bulls have lost seven of their last eight away games and the second-half has been highest scoring in six of those. However they've also won seventeen of their last twenty conference away games and face a team returning from their first Super Rugby tour. I think the Bulls will edge it, but by less than the bookies think so the hosts +11 points is tempting.
Hail Mary
I'm backing Julian Savea, Israel Folau and Henry Speight all to score tries at 26.0, while wins for the 'Canes, Chiefs, Crusaders, Brumbies, Sharks and Bulls pays out at around 10.0. Force +10, 'Tahs +4, Crusaders -9, Brumbies +3, Cheetahs +7, and Kings +9 is 55.0.
Hurricanes, Brumbies, Sharks and Bulls all by 1-12 and Chiefs and Crusaders by 13+.

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The Tour de Falls is today and tomorrow, September 24th and 25th! Western North Carolina's geography makes it treasure trove of awe-inspiring waterfalls and this tour looks like a good start to appreciating them all. The Tour de Falls is a 12 mile shuttle bus tour of DuPont Forest's most popular falls. They will tour Triple Falls, High Falls, Bridal Veil Falls and Lake Julia. Friends of DuPont Forest are putting this on and no reservations are required. Just show up in the parking area near 1300 Staton Road, Cedar Mountain, NC. Buses will leave at regular intervals between 9AM and 2:30PM. There's still time to catch the tour tomorrow!
But the Tour de Falls highlights are just the beginning of the waterfalls our area has to offer! Transylvania County, the "Land of Waterfalls", is a short drive from Asheville. Within the county waterfalls can be found in the Pisgah National Forest, DuPont State Forest and Gorges State Park. Chimney Rock, 25 miles from Asheville in Rutherford County is also home to 404-foot Hickory Nut Falls.
Bill and I are on a quest to visit them all and we'll be sharing our photos with you! We started our quest at Chimney Rock a few weeks ago, a short day trip from Asheville. The hike to Hickory Nut Falls was an easy walk through the woods, with lots of interesting exposed tree roots along the way, the result of natural erosion. You can hear the falls long before you can see them, heightening your anticipation. Our visit came at the end of a dry, hot summer and when we finally got to our destination the volume of water coming over the rocks was less than expected, but the falls were still very impressive. There is something so peaceful about the sounds of a waterfall. Portions of the movie "Last of the Mohicans" were filmed at Chimney Rock and you may recognize this lovely spot from the movie.
The added bonus of coming to see this waterfall is that you get to see Chimney Rock itself and the spectacular views of Hickory Nut Gorge and Lake Lure from the top. The elevator is temporarily out of service, so be forewarned, there are about 500 steps to get to the top of the rock! We preferred to hike the trails and enjoy the views from the base of the rock.
Last week we continued the search in the Pisgah National Forest with a short stop in nearby Brevard. Our next in the Waterfall series will highlight the Falls there!
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports Writer
Despite not having a great week on the basketball floor, the Emery High Lady Spartans are preparing to host a play-in game this weekend. Emery snuck out of Delta with a 56-49 win despite not playing well and then came home and lost their only region contest of the year to the Carbon High Lady Dinos 53-47.
At Delta, Emery got out to a 10-point halftime lead and then hung on for the victory. The games last week reminded fans of the horrid trip to St George in December where Emery seemed to be celebrating the Holiday season early. Now the thought is that they were celebrating winning the region championship early instead of concentrating on the tasks at hand.
Alexis Swasey was the leading scorer in Delta with 16 points. She had a hot hand in the second quarter as she scored 11 points. Camille Fehlberg was the only other Emery player in double figures as she scored 15 points.
Also scoring in the game were Ashley Hansen with 7 points, Jodi Lundell and Shala Pitchforth with 4 points each, Callie Seeley with 3 points and Tahna Merrell and Rachel Rasmussen with 2 points each.
Against Carbon, Emery led after the first quarter 15-12 but then lost each of the next three quarters to lose the game. They lost the periods 12-8, 11-9 and 18-15.
Emery did not play smart or effective in this game while the Dinos came to play. Carbon needed a win to claim second place in region and a home play-in game and they earned the win out on the floor.
This was a game that Emery could not seem to grab a rebound, get hold of a loose ball or hit an open shot. Even though they played below their capabilities Emery grabbed a 41-38 lead midway through the fourth quarter on two free throws by Alexis but never again led in the game as Carbon scored the next 12 points.
Head Coach Steve Gordon laid it out for them after the game, "Nobody wanted to step up and take charge and be a leader in this game. I hope that this will be a wake up call. We never rebounded even though every time out we talked about rebounding. Tonight we had no effort."
He added, "I don't feel like cutting down the nets even though that is what you do when you are region champs." They did go back out and cut the nets down.
Leading scorer in the Carbon game was Camille with 19 points. Camille also had 8 steals in the game and her usual assists but she still had an off game, as she also seemed to be putting forth less than a 100 percent effort.
Shala was next leading scorer with 8 points and also had 2 rebounds and 2 blocks. Alexis added 7 points while Ashley had 6 points and 5 rebounds. Callie hit a 3-pointer for 3 points and Jodi and Rachel had 2 points each. Jodi was the leading rebounder on the floor with seven.
Emery started the five seniors on the team minus Natalee as she rested her knee for the third straight game in anticipation of the playoffs. Some thought this threw off the rotation but they led 9-2 when the team started returning to their normal rotation. When Emery comes to compete they win pretty easily. In each of their four losses it seemed that they were just happy to be there. Emery finished the season with a 17-4 record and will now host Union, 11 wins 9 losses, in the Spartan Center this Friday night at 7 p.m. for the privilege to travel to Weber State the next week.


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We've already reached Round Nine of Super Rugby this season, with plenty of teams still making a strong push for a play-offs berth.
We've already reached Round Nine of Super Rugby this season, with plenty of teams still making a strong challenge for a play-offs berth.
None more so than the previously unbeaten Stormers, who finally tasted defeat in 2012 after falling to the Crusaders last weekend but they certainly weren't disgraced.
Defeat ended their six-match winning streak and saw the South African conference leaders drop to second place on the overall table behind the Chiefs.
Friday's match against the defending champion Reds in Brisbane is of considerable importance to both teams as the tournament reaches the midpoint of its 18-match regular season.
The Reds need to continue the slight revival signaled by their win over the Brumbies, while the Stormers need to ensure their first false step last week does not become a more damaging stumble.
Elsewhere, the Highlanders will fancy their chances of bringing their six-match losing streak against the Blues to an end when the two Kiwi outfits battle it out at Forsyth Barr Stadium in Dunedin.
The southerners are coming off a bye and have won five of their seven games to be in second spot on the New Zealand conference. They haven't beaten the Blues since 2006 so a win is long overdue.
Highlanders v Blues
Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin
We are midway through this year's tournament and these two sides have experienced contrasting fortunes in the 2012 Super Rugby competition.
The Highlanders will be fresh after their bye last weekend and host a Blues side who just can't buy a win at the moment.
After seven matches, the hosts are handily placed in fifth position on the overall standings with 26 points. However, they will be keen to return to the victory trail after going down to the Stormers in their last match two weeks ago.
The southerners have suffered their fair share of injuries this season, but were boosted by the return of former players Mike Delany and Hale T-Pole who will cover the fly-half and loose forward positions respectively.
But there was also a degree of sadness when it was confirmed that All Blacks scrum-half Jimmy Cowan will move to Aviva Premiership side Gloucester later this year.
As usual the Dunedin-based side will depend on All Blacks loosie Adam Thomson to get them on the front-foot in this match. Thomson has been in superb form this season and the Blues will have to keep him in check if they want to secure a crucial win.
After making the play-offs last year, much was expected from the Blues this season but things have gone pear-shaped for Pat Lam and his troops.
Despite starting the season as pre-tournament favourites, they have failed to live up to expectations and are currently in 14th position on the standings, just one point above the Lions at the foot of the table.
Their solitary victory this season was a 29-23 triumph over the Bulls in Round Three, but that result seems light years away as they subsequently lost successive matches to the Stormers, Hurricanes, Rebels and Sharks.
There were signs of improvement in their 29-23 defeat to the Sharks last week but some of their established players are woefully out of form and if they want to beat the Highlanders they need five-star performances from the likes of Ma'a Nonu, Ali Williams, Rene Ranger and Tony Woodcocock.
Prediction: The Blues will try to build on the positives which they gained from their loss to the Sharks, but we just don't expect them to beat the Highlanders on their own turf. Highlanders by seven points!
The teams:
Highlanders: 15 Tamati Ellison, 14 Kade Poki, 13 Phil Burleigh, 12 Shaun Treeby, 11 Hosea Gear, 10 Mike Delany, 9 Aaron Smith, 8 Nasi Manu, 7 James Haskell, 6 Adam Thomson, 5 Jarrad Hoeata, 4 Josh Bekhuis, 3 Chris King, 2 Andrew Hore, 1 Jamie Mackintosh (c).
Replacements: 16 Jason Rutledge, 17 Ma'afu Fia, 18 Doug Tietjens, 19 Culum Retallick, 20 Jimmy Cowan, 21 Chris Noakes, 22 Kurt Baker.
Blues:15 Hadleigh Parkes, 14 George Moala, 13 Rene Ranger, 12 Ma'a Nonu, 11 Benson Stanley, 10 Gareth Anscombe, 9 Alby Mathewson, 8 Peter Saili, 7 Luke Braid (c), 6 Chris Lowrey, 5 Filo Paulo, 4 Ali Williams, 3 Charlie Faumuina, 2 Tom McCartney, 1 Tony Woodcock.
Replacements: 16 James Parsons, 17 Tevita Mailau, 18 Liaki Moli, 19 Dan Braid, 20 Piri Weepu, 21 Michael Hobbs, 22 David Raikuna.
Referee: Bryce Lawrence (New Zealand)
Reds v Stormers
Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane
The second game of the week comes from Brisbane where two franchises missing star players meet for what is a pivotal clash in terms of conferences.
Allister Coetzee's side are currently lying above the Bulls despite being level on points while the Reds are three points off the leading Brumbies.
Ewen McKenzie remains without Digby Ioane for another week while Quade Cooper is getting in extra sessions playing touch rugby with anyone he can. However, McKenzie is boosted by the return to fitness of sharp-shooter Mike Harris, who will take over the fly-half reins from youngster Sam Lane.
Despite the continued absence of key player Cooper, it is in fact the Stormers who are going into this game with the bigger chunck of their players missing. Out of the mix due to injury will be senior players Jean de Villiers and Andries Bekker, who join skipper Schalk Burger on the sidelines.
It's obvious that the effects of making that long journey from Cape Town to Dunedin to face one of the more physical teams and then going toe-to-toe against the Crusaders the following week has left the Stormers a touch battered and bruised, but they will have to wait until Round 11 for their rest.
The Reds in contrast are fresh from their bye week and will be looking for home advantage as a springboard for their campaign.
The carrot of a triumph sending them top of the Australian conference is also something that whets the appetite of the Brisbane side – the Brumbies face the Bulls on Saturday.
McKenzie will know that physicality and defence has been the Stormers' strong point this term, as the back-row combination of Duane Vermeulen, Rynhardt Elstadt and Siya Kolisi compliment young hard-man Eben Etzebeth and hard-working hooker Tiaan Liebenberg. Brok Harris has also upped his performances.
And so that leads us to the cliché of this game being set to be won up front. The likes of that aforementioned quintet and Steven Kitshoff will lick their lips at that prospect and therefore it will be a tough examination of the Reds' character, with much more expected from certain internationals.
Prediction: Despite losing their second skipper, we feel the visitors are too strong. Stormers by five!
The teams:
Reds: 15 Luke Morahan, 14 Rod Davies, 13 Ben Tapuai, 12 Mike Harris, 11 Dom Shipperley, 10 Sam Lane, 9 Will Genia, 8 Radike Samo, 7 Beau Robinson, 6 Scott Higginbotham, 5 James Horwill (c), 4 Rob


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Combined Class Reunion
For graduating classes 1967 - 1971 on Aug. 2 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Emery High School lunchroom. Bring a treat to share of $5.
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Cleveland Days Fireworks Fundraiser
Cleveland Fire Department will sponsor a car wash on Sat. June 28, 2014 at the Cleveland Fire Station, 130 W. Main St., Cleveland, starting at 8 am. Please come and show your support to the Fire Department members for all their hard work. All proceeds benefit the Cleveland Days Firework display. There will also be concessions and a bake sale. The Fire Department is asking for everyone's support this year to help make this year's Fireworks the best ever! Volunteers are needed for the Car Wash as well as donations for the bake sale. Please call the Town Office at 653-2310 if you are willing to help. This is a great opportunity for students needing service hours.
Summer Solstice
The Emery County Care and Rehab (455 West Mill Road, Ferron) will be hosting a fundraiser on June 20 at 12:30 p.m. The public is invited to come and visit with the residents and meet the staff. Sloppy joes, smores, chips and a drink will be served.
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Herring Enterprises is pleased to announce Rex Hauter, Interstate Fire Protection will be taking over Richard's client list. If you have any questions or concerns you can call Rex at (702) 810-7335 or fax at (702) 644-8763. Rex has years of experience and will ensure the same quality service received by Herring Enterprises.
Cleveland Library
Summer Storytime at the Cleveland Library begins on Monday, June 9 and continues until Monday, July 14. Younger storytime (ages 3-6) is at 10:30 a.m., and older storytime (ages 7-12) is at 1:30 p.m.
Dinosaur Camp Adventures
Join 4-H and the Museum of the San Rafael for three fun-filled days of dinosaur adventures at the museum. July 14-16, $10, lunch is provided. Must be 8 years old or older.
For more information or to register, contact the 4-H office at 381-2381 or come to our office in the old courthouse.
Wildlife-watching event
Taking a close look at bighorn sheep. The town of East Carbon-Sunnyside is home to a unique group of summer residents, a herd of about 25 bighorn sheep rams! In mid-June, the public and media are invited to come see the rams. This band of bighorns is used to cars and people, so you can observe and photograph the sheep at close range. Biologists will be available from 6 p.m. until dark to help you locate the animals and to answer your questions. Note: Because of drought conditions, the sheep may be moving around more than they usually do, but we will do all we can to help you spot them.
When: Saturday, June 14 from 6 p.m. to dark.
Where: East Carbon-Sunnyside (20 miles east of Price.)
Contact: Brent Stettler, 435-636-6731 or 435-613-3707.
Pioneer Days
Emery Town will celebrate Pioneer Day with a rodeo on Friday, July 18th, and lots of activities on Saturday, July 19th. Vendors welcome. Contact the Town Office at 286-2417 for a Vendor Application.
DUP Fundraiser
The Huntington Camp of the Emery County DUP are raising funds to refurbish their museum. They will raffle off a quilt. Contact DUP members to purchase tickets.
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4-H Summer Community
Activity packets are ready and may be picked up at any elementary school or in the USU Extension office -- 75 East Main (Old Courthouse) #114. Registration must be returned to the office no later than May 30 by 5 pm in order for supplies to be ready for participants. If you register later than May 30 there is no guarantee that kits will be available. For more information, call Christine Jensen at 381-3539.
4-H Enrollment
It is time to enroll for 4-H for this year. To enroll, please go to ut.4honline.com All youth and leaders must be registered before July 18. You must be registered in all project areas including livestock. No enrollments will be done at county fair registration. If you have questions, please call the USU Extension office at 381-2381. Those youth registering for Summer Community Clubs through the Extension office, will be registered by office staff.
4-H Sewing Volunteers Needed
Sewing volunteers are need to help youth in the summer quilt camp to be held June 23-24. Camp will be held from 10 am to 3 pm. For more information or to sign up, call Christine Jensen at 381-3539.
Location change for Castle Dale polling place.
The Castle Dale City polling place will be changed from the Castle Dale City Hall to the San Rafael Museum the address of the museum is 70 N 100 E. for the upcoming primary and general elections. The primary will be on June 24. All other polling locations will remain the same throughout the county.
Volleyball Camp
June 23-25
9th-12th Grade
Call Kris Bell 749-2239
Free summer meals for children 18 and under
Emery School District is sponsoring a summer lunch program for children. The sites and serving times will be,
Castle Dale Elementary Cafeteria, 195 E. 600 N. from 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Ferron Elementary Cafeteria, 100 West Mill Rd. from 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Huntington Elementary Cafeteria, 70 E. 1st. N. from 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Book Cliff Elementary Cafeteria, 205 S. Solomon St. from 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
All sites will operate beginning June 2 and feed children Monday through Friday until July 23, except July 4th. Meals to children are free. Adults who accompany children to the sites will have their meal fee waved. When all children have been served, other adults may purchase a remaining meal for $3.50 cash only. Adults are not allowed to eat off the child's tray by Federal law. Meal service will be 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. at all four sites; no meals can be served outside of our time frame, no meals can leave the site. Children should clean up after themselves and follow the adult supervisor's directions. Funding for this program is provided by the US Dept. of Agriculture from Import taxes on foods from other countries. No other activities, such as day care or other child supervision, will be available at the feeding locations.
Upstart Program
Free at-home preschool and summer program for rural children. Rural i3 is an in-home, computer based early learning program which will prepare your child for kindergarten and then keep him or her up-to-speed in the summer in just 15 minutes, five days a week. Get a free reading or math and science curriculum. You may qualify to use a free computer and internet. Call Nanette Harrison at 435-687-9954.
4th Annual Desert Rock Classic
June 28-29 at Millsite Golf Course. $100 includes green fees (all golfers must ride, cost $12 round.) All entry fees must be paid in cash or check payable to Jordan Leonard. First 50 paid entries receive one dozen Titleist PRO V1 balls.
A ladies division (limited to 15 golfers) has been added to the event for June 28. The cost is $50. First 15 paid entries receive a dozen pink Titleist PRO V1 balls.
All paid entries received by June 1 will be entered in a drawing for a Taylormade SLDR driver.
Mail entries to: Desert Rock Classic, PO Box 531, Castle Dale, UT 84513. For more information call 435-749-1674 or 435-384-2887
Carbon High/Notre Dame Class of 1959 Reunion
Carbon High/Notre Dame Class of 1959 will be having it's 55 year Reunion, June 20-22 in Price. For more information please email, email@example.com.
Please put Reunion in the subject line.
Readers wanted: Interested in reading books and discussing books
Join Castle Dale Libraries Book Club! We meet the second Thursday every other month. Everyone welcome. The library is a great place to get started on some new goals for 2014.
Grand opening. Enroll now. Let NCSF certified personal trainer, Cassie Taylor and Kristy Guymon, with ten years track and cross-country coaching experience, help you achieve your New Year's resolution of becoming a healthier you. Castle Dale Rec. Center: Burn it up: Tue., 12:30 p.m/8 p.m. and Thur., 8 p.m. Enlighten: Mon/Thur, 7 p.m.. Hi-lite: Mon/Thur, 8 p.m. Ferron Fairgrounds: Enlighten: Mon/Thur, 5:10 a.m.. Hi-lite: Tue/Fri, 5:10 a.m. $45 a months; includes all classes, tracking and nutrition help. $35/12 class punch-card (class participation only). Call 749-7142 or 749-2653.
Emery County Recreation office is open
The office will be open to the public from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday. Friday 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. For more information, call 381-2108.
VFW Ladies Auxiliary
Meet the second Friday of the month at 1 p.m., 189 N. Carbonville Rd., 637-7424.
Castle Dale Library
Preschool Story Time is held Tuesday's at 1:00 p.m. at the Castle Dale
New Life Ministries
Has moved into their new church at 5194 N. Hwy. 6. Sunday service 10 a.m. Worship/prayer service, Wed. at 6 p.m. AWANA Bible Club for children 5 year old-6th grade, Thur. at 6 p.m. Youth ministry for 7-12 grade, Tue. at 7 p.m. Visit www.newlifeutah.com.
Story time
Story time is not for sitting quietly. It's not just reading, it's for bringing stories to life in a whole new way. It's a playground for your mind. The Emery County Public Libraries offer pre-school story time. To find out what day and time check the libraries web page at lib.emerycounty.com
At the Old Huntington City Hall. Mon. & Wed. - Zumba - 6:00 a.m., R.I.P.P.E.D. - 6:30 p.m.
Tues. & Thurs. - Turbokick - 6:00 a.m., Pump (weights) 6:00 p.m. and Zumba - 7:15 p.m.
Saturday - R.I.P.P.E.D. - 8:30 A.M.
For information call - Cheryl - 749-0439.
Ceramics For Fun in Emery
New stuff arriving all the time!! Hours: Tue - Thurs 10-5. Fri -Sat 10-8.
Southeastern Utah District Health Department
Immunization Clinic
Hours are: Monday 8:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. and Wednesday 3:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. The office is located at 25 West Main Street in Castle Dale. Call 435-381-2252 for more information
Emery High School "Military Honor Wall"
Emery High School has created an "Honor Wall" to recognize Emery High students who have served in the Armed Forces from 2000 to the present. We would like a 5x7 photo in military dress, if possible. Please include name, branch of service, rank, active duty address, and deployments. Mail photographs and information to Linda Wilberg, Emery High School, Box 499 Castle Dale, UT 84513 or e-mail them to email@example.com.
We would also appreciate any active duty pictures for the display case.
If you have questions or if you have information about our EHS military personnel call 435-381-2606 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Stitches From The Heart
Stitches From The Heart needs volunteers to knit, crochet or quilt blankets, little sweaters and hats for babies in need. These items are donated to hospitals all over the country. Patterns available. Donated yarn appreciated for our seniors. Toll free 877-985-9212 or e-mail us at email@example.com or write us at 4572 Telephone Road, #909, Ventura CA 93003. Our web site www.stitchesFromTheHeart.org.
Lodge meetings
Orient Lodge #15 Free And Accepted Masons Of Utah - Regular meetings for
Orient Lodge #15 F&AM In Green River, Utah are on the first Mondays of the month at 7 p.m. The Lodge is located at 30 West 3rd Ave. Green River, UT
84525. Call Sean Bailey - Senior Warden for more information 435-650-8033.
687-9746 with questions.
Bread of Life
112 West 400 North Huntington. Sunday service 2 p.m. For more information call Pastor Bob Wells at 650-0556.
Castle Dale Independent Baptist Church
Sunday school, 10 a.m. Worships service, 11 a.m. Youth Group 6 p.m. Bible study is on Wednesday at 7 p.m. Call 381-2975 for more info.
Desert Edge Christian Chapel
Worship service 10 a.m. Sunday school follows worship service. Youth group, 10:15 a.m. Bible study, Monday at 6 p.m. AWANA Club, Wednesday at 6 p.m. Call 687-2933 or visit our website www.desertedge.info.
Bible Study
Bible studies are being conducted by the Seventh-day Adventists of Emery County on Saturdays from 9:30 a.m.-noon at the home of Robert and Elsie Law, 1065 East 300 North (Bench Road), Ferron. Everyone is welcome to come. For more information, call 384-2424 or 384-2447.
Huntington Youth
City Council
Come and Join! Any and all youth ages 12-18 are encouraged to join the Youth City Council. For questions contact Laneea Cowley at 749-0403
Youth Council meetings are held at the Huntington City Hall at 4:30 p.m. the last Thurs. of each month.


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By PHIL FAUVERGuest Writer
Mayor Bart Cox opened the November meeting with an opening prayer and a pledge of allegiance to the flag of the United States of America.
After approval of the previous meeting of Oct. 8, and the approval of bills and warrants, time was given to Lorie Huntington of the Governors Youth Council.
Huntington then made a presentation about the dangers of the new smoke- less tobacco products being marketed to grade school and high school students. The items she displayed were about the size of a cell phone and looked like packages of candy, lip balm containers or lipstick containers. These products have all the ingredients of a cigarette, and are five times stronger and more addictive than cigarettes. The cigarette companies have found a loophole in the law and the government has not added any laws making it illegal to market these products to teenagers and younger students. Although the tobacco companies will deny their target is youth, these products appeal to the youth because of their packaging.
Huntington provided information. Some of the new tobacco products being tested have as much as three times the nicotine as the average cigarette, putting children at risk for tobacco related poisonings.
A 1-year old who weighs about 23 pounds could suffer severe toxicity or death if they ate 10-17 Camel Orbs, or 17 strips, or three to four sticks according to information provided by the Utah Department of Health. A 4-year old who weighs about 35 pounds would have to eat 12-27 orbs, or 27 strips or five sticks. High concentrations of nicotine in these products make them a serious health threat to young children.
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All of these dangerous products can be purchased at the local stores in Carbon and Emery counties. Huntington said, "We all need to be aware of them and the effects of what they are doing to the youth in our area. The tobacco companies are targeting our youth and this is just a new way to do so. The hotline number for quitting is 888-567-8788. The lines are open Monday through Sunday from 6 a.m.-1 a.m.," said Huntington.
In other business the City Council passed a resolution establishing an Identity Theft Policy in compliance with recent federal and state legislation they also passed a resolution establishing policies and procedures guidelines for new accounts, security deposits and returned checks.
The Orangeville City Council passed two resolutions authorizing the issuance of Taxable Lease Revenue Bonds of not more than $180,000 for the purpose of acquiring, constructing, installing skate park improvements and related matters.
A public hearing will be held on Dec. 10, concerning the issuance of the $180,000 in bonds for the Orangeville Skate Park.
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The City Council also approved an outside of the city water and hook-up for Jim Fielder. This water hook up will cost Fielder about $2,000 and one water share.
Jacob Tuttle gave a report on the activities of the Youth City Council and Mayor Bart Cox appointed Carmen Humphrey as the advisor to the Youth City Council.
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Skip to comments.CONDI UPS ANTE ON CRESCENT-KISSING SAYS ISLAMS A RELIGION OF PEACE AND LOVE
Posted on 10/31/2005 6:33:28 PM PST by B4Ranch
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By Don Feder
While I never imagined Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice to be a conservative, I used to think she was vaguely connected to reality. Her October 25th speech at an Iftaar dinner (marking the end of Ramadan) disabused me of that notion. It was an exercise in crescent-kissing to put even her boss to shame.
Upping the ante on Western Muslim mania, madam secretary promoted Islam from religion of peace to religion of love and peace. (You always hurt the ones you love?) Islams love letters usually come with TNT attached.
We in America know the benevolence that is at the heart of Islam, Rice remarked. Weve seen it in many ways.
Muslim benevolence may be glimpsed in a ceremony just days ago in Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates, where Sheikh Abdul Rahman Al Sudais (imam of Meccas Grand Mosque) received the Islamic Personality of the Year Award.
In a 2003 sermon, Sheikh Love prayed that Allah would terminate the Jews, who he benevolently called the scum of humanity, the rats of the world, prophet killers pigs and monkeys (the latter comes from the Koran). On other occasions Al-Sudais referred to Jews as evil, a continuum of deceit, tyrannical and treacherous doubtless, all terms of endearment among devotees of the religion of peace and love.
Rice went on to observe: We in America also know that Muslims possess certain basic rights that arise from our equal human dignity. Among these are the right to live without oppression, the right to worship without persecution, and the right to think and speak and assemble without wrongful retribution.
Pity Muslims dont extend the same rights to religious minorities in their counties -- Christians in Nigeria, Jews in Iran, Orthodox in Kosovo, Egyptian Copts, etc.
Earlier this month, there were riots outside a Coptic church in Alexandria, Egypt. It took 5,000 police to quell the crowd protesting a play at the church which it believed had defamed its adorable religion. Days before, a Muslim stabbed a nun to retaliate for the sale of a DVD of the play. Crossing peace and love can be a risky business.
Besides puckering up for the Prophet, our Secretary of State indulged in some unabashed America-bashing. After ritual garment-rending over the sin of segregation, Condi pontificated, So, of all nations, America has no cause for false pride and we have every reason for humility. (Perhaps it was her years in academia that taught Rice to babble fluently.)
No reason for false pride, huh? It must have been the Saudis who launched us into the computer age. Guess it was the Egyptians who spent half-a-century feeding the worlds hungry. Were those Iranians hitting the beach on D-Day? probably not, given that most adherents of the religion of peace and love were rooting for the Nazis.
Her fondness for Islam must be behind Rices advocacy of a Palestinian state. Why limit the love to only 1,000-plus dead Israelis in the past five years?
In all of existence, there is no greater dichotomy than between the way Islam is portrayed by its Western admirers and the way its practiced by its more enthusiastic adherents. Wherever large numbers of Muslims come in contact with infidels, all jihad breaks loose. Thats as true on the West Bank as it is in the Kashmir, as much a reality in the Philippines as the Balkans and as sure in West Africa as it is in Indonesia.
There are two possible explanations for this phenomenon:
1) Islam is indeed a religion of sweetness and light which, for some inexplicable reason, tends to provoke the wrath of non-Muslims of every variety.
2) Islam is an atavistic cult (more ideology than religion) whose tenets glorify holy war, teach contempt for other peoples, foster toxic resentment and inspire megalomania among its followers.
Yet, reality notwithstanding, Western elites insist on seeing Islam through Condi-colored glasses. No amount of suicide bombing, anti-Semitic agitation (Jordanian TV is airing a series on the Jewish conspiracy for global domination The Protocols of The Elders of Zion for Dummies), rampant misogyny, persecution of Christians or slaughter of innocents is allowed to penetrate this mindset.
Love (as well as body parts) was in the air in India on Saturday, when bomb blasts in two crowded New Delhi markets killed 61, among them a number children. While no one has claimed responsibility, police are saying it has all the earmarks of the Lashkar-e-Tayyaba, the jihadi group attempting to wrest the Kashmir away from India.
Isnt it odd how the religion of love and peace often inspires such murderous rage among its disciples? I dont recall Moses, Jesus or Buddha saying, If you kill infidels, youll go straight to heaven and get 70 doe-eyed virgins in the bargain. While most religions went through a violent stage, Islams has lasted for almost 1,400 years and counting.
The standard Western response is that terrorism in the name of Islam is the work of fanatics, extremists a fringe element that somehow has managed to misinterpret its peaceable and adorable faith and turn it into an incendiary device.
This overlooks opinion surveys in the Islamic world which show substantial support for the Muslim version of Murder Inc. It also ignores the fact that, despite constant urging and every opportunity to do so, so-called Muslim moderates somehow never get around to repudiating jihad violence. It also assumes that George Bush and Condi Rice know more about Islam than the sheikhs of Mecca, the mullahs of Iran, the imams of the West Bank or the religious scholars of Cairos al-Azhar University. Did our Secretary of State read the Cliff Notes Koran?
One who shares Condis pro-Prophet euphoria is the House of Windsors Dumbo. Prince Charles is heading here to lecture us on the need for greater acceptance of the swellest religion ever. Re: Islam, I find the language and rhetoric coming from America too confrontational, the Prince of Wales maintains. Did Neville Chamberlain take too confrontational an approach to the Third Reich?
One of Charless more distinguished countrymen had this to say of Islam: Individual Muslims may show splendid qualities But the influence of the religion paralyzes the social development of those who follow it. No stronger retrograde force exists anywhere in the world. Unlike Prince Charles, Winston Churchill didnt inherit his position, but did experience Islam in the raw.
I hope Rices Iftaar remarks receive the widest possible circulation. It should help disillusion those conservatives who are pushing her as the GOP presidential candidate in 08. Who would she run with, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who called for Israel to be wiped off the map?
Love is all around.
Don Feder is a free-lance writer, media consultant and author of "Who is afraid of the Religious Right?" and "A Jewish Conservative Looks at Pagan America."
An entire article in large bold font hurts my eyes
Behead me again - it feels so good when you stop!
Blogger garbage.
It's a religion of tribal warfare based on a god of the moon.
And THIS is what the "Cult of Bush"is trying to foist on us in 2008?!?!
Time to clean house top to bottom...no Bush 41/43 holdovers, and NO Klintonistas anymore!
I am waiting for the pro-Condi FReepers who believe that she's the 2nd coming.
I used to work in a prison and I called the inmates (read murderers and rapists) gentlemen.
Now one theory is the pygmalian effect. They will adopt the term and strive to live up to it.
Another is to point out the contradiction between the name and the behavior for all to see.
In my case, I did it because I like to be sarcastic.
So don't get too upset when we say the little dears are peace loving.
Heh. Exactly. It's what diplomats are supposed to do.
Ok, then I guess its McPain, McCant, McLame, McTURNCOAT, McDEM, McIAINTVOTINFORTHISRINOEVER, McRINO, Mcbuthead, MClier,MC.......
Gulliani anyone?
Oy! Now you can behead me as well.
After a while, fido didn't chew the furniture.
So whats my point?
Islam is a religion of peace -- whack! Religion is a religion of peace -- smack!
Nobody, but nobody has done more to whack violent Islam than Condi Rice.
very sadly , I believe it will take the great terror disaster
to really turn the entire US population against the islamo-maniacs.
My personal views are much closer to Churchill's than to Rice's.
I read your posts on this subject with enthusiasm. What are you saying about "garbage"...
Islam is an atavistic cult (more ideology than religion????)...atavism and spiritual possession are not mutually exclusive. Islam has its deity.
Muslims must be pushed to examine Islam...Islam cannot stand that test of examination (that is why examination is "bidah").
The bloodiness of Islam must be outlawed...if it can exist in a tolerant form, OK, but otherwise...Islam must be outlawed.
People go in, something else comes out.
Yes, actions speak louder than words, but........
Wow. She really ISN'T running for President.
You don't understand the context of the words, son.
>>>Islams love letters usually come with TNT attached.<<<
Seems like Condi is looking for love in all the wrong places.
No wonder she is an old maid!
Thank you. I anticipated that this thread would end up in "bloggers" and so it is.
Islam must be outlawed.
This is crap. I've always been a strong supporter of Condi Rice, but I'm also a strong supporter of Israel.
Sorry Condi, you lose.
In the meantime, Rudy has kicked fanny and turned away $10 mil without even thinking about it.
The world is at war...our leaders squabble over that issue. The one that emerges with that issue well defined will win the election. IMHO.
These statements of Condi's are a nomination-killer. She will never run for the highest office in this land.
I have more regard right now for Rosa Parks than for Miss Ice Queen Rice.
Did you see this yet? More loving remarks by our Miss Rice.
It reminds me of CHARLITE -- A bright flame, too hot to burn for long.
We need long-term players.
The SOS is our head diplomat and is supposed to spout blather, and meaningless, feel-good nothings. That's her job.
Thanks for establishing your vast knowledge of World affairs.
We need "the Charlites" and we need all the rest of us. I am always wrong but (zzzzzzz......that's not me...my cat Freckles just walked over my keyboard), we need all of us. We need the white hot lights and the cool lights of reasons.
But my opinion is just one small vote.
Let's keep on fighting...and believe that right will defeat wrong.
She is subservient to Bush.
And he just doesn't get it.
Optimism versus realism.
Is it possible that this is satire?
Yes, I love you too.
From your homepage
"I think one man is as good as another as long as he's honest and decent and not a nigger or a chinaman."
Harry Truman
Thanks for establishing your vast knowledge of World affairs.
I don't think so. Do a Google search using "contact don feder"
The quote is from Harry Truman, Democrat icon and obvious looney. What has that got to do with Feder's braindead and ignorant garbage? Or are you saying Feder is as stupid and clueless as Harry Truman? I'll have to agree.
In a Godly way I hope...otherwise, I have mispoken somewhere.
To play their game is to play on their field. Doesn't anyone in Washington know we are war with these crazies?
Maybe there are pods hidden in Foggy Bottom..
If you're not a Vet and haven't been in the heat of war I don't think there is an actual difference in your life. Paychecks come on time, the food is as it was, fresh and served hot, the walks on the beach are still safe and secure, the beds are still comfortable, the kids are still laughing and giggling, there is no fear of ambush on foggy mornings or during the evening rain, ......
Her big mouth had alot to do with Israel getting out of Gaza. I believe she influences Bush......big time.
I would never vote for her for anything, let alone the presidency.
And of course. . .GW bends way over as well; or so it appears from 'this side'. So Condi and GW at least, look to be. . .'eye to eye' on this. . .
Seems the view is a bit different from the balcony of the Prince's castle. . .
[Mentioning this in reference to Prince Charles' visit with Camilla to US and his being upset with 'our' being so mean to the Islamists. . .around the world, yet. And supposedly, he intends to tell GW how unhappy this is making him.]
There are some things she does not say. . .
Would be nice to hear the 'rest of the story' however. . .
Don't you think 9/11 was the time to use the stick? Terrorism is not just an isolated instance. It's a way of life and THE LEFT HAND OF ISLAM.
Furthermore, you have failed to keep that deadly cancer from spreading to our shores. You refused to recognize it and are now calling it non-malignant though it's mestastacizing before our very eyes.
Ancient wisdom suggests that if your hand offends thee, cut it off lest the whole body perish. Make no mistake. Not only the rest of the world, but we got pummelled as well.
Time for the stick.
It's time to isolate the patient and tell it the truth about its condition -- not deceive it with flowery phrases.
Don Feder "Ordinarily he was insane, but he had lucid moments when he was merely stupid."
Heinrich Heine
Islam must be outlawed.
And just how do you plan on doing this?
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Ok here is my theory
I belive that pain can use his chakra to generate electric and magnetic field,thus i think he is a thunder type shinobi.He can manipulate his chakra to the point that he can generate large barriers and negate attacks(atleast thunder type).
First evidence:
The first sign of his power to create a barrier:
Now the fight with kakashi:
I belive he used his rod to insurge some of his chakra into kakashi to well ill say
it roughly send him a static shock witch cause his chakra to went wild and
interupt his raikiri.
Now the second and final confirmation of his barrier:
We can see that it litteraly pushed kakashi away from him and disrupted the flow(path) of raikiri that was going at him,and we can see that it destroyed the hound wall,so basicily i belive he can destroy anything non organic in his barrier.
Next issue:Negation
We can clearly see that kakashi's atack was negated i speculate that it's because it was thunder type but i cannot be sure because no one else has fought pain up until this point.But kakashi does state(atleast in this translation) that it negates all attacks.
Now the final and most important piece of my theory:
I belive that pain reversed the polarity of his chakra that was implemented in kakashi thus making him magnitized(as a magnet can pull metal objects).
He then use his own chakra and body as a conduit to make an even stronger magnetic force.So he could easily drawn him in his range.
So the conclusion pain can use his chakra produce magnetic,eletrical barriers and uses his chakra to weaken his opponent and to negate enemy attacks,due to these thing i belive he is a thunder-type user.
So this is my theory,sorry for not putting images it's also my first post...
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She wore it to the Creative Arts Emmys last weekend. If you Google it, you should be able to find pics of her and Tim Gunn on the red carpet and she's wearing the dress as promised.
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Helper American Legion currently sits in third place. Manager Jeff Cisneros said, "After some much needed rest over the holiday weekend we came back on Monday and traveled to Granger for a league game. We won 8-7. We lead 8-3 going into the last inning and then the umpire decided to let Granger have an opportunity to make it a game. He would not call a strike unless a Granger batter would swing at the pitch. This was very frustrating and it almost cost us the game. Hayden Basinger pitched six great innings allowing only three runs. Tyler Bean and Brandon Branch had a big day offensively with both recording three hits a piece. Kyle Esquibel also had a big hit the fifth inning with bases loaded as his single drove home what ended up being the winning runs. We struggled still defensively and had three errors but overall played a much better game. The win put us at 6-3 in the SLV league." Cisneros said, "On Wednesday we hosted Tooele at home. This was a big league game since Tooele was tied with us with a 6-3 record. We played a very solid game and won 4-1. Kyler Edgehouse pitched a complete game and did a great job allowing only two hits. We played great defense and looked like the team that started this season. We had some key hits and overall played with great energy. Esquibel once again had a double and Colby Snow had a triple and scored on a throwing error.
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NATO's enlargement will be perhaps the most important defense and foreign policy issue of 1997. Certainly, its impact will exert a decisive influence on the future evolution of European security and the institutions that comprise it. This process raises a host of serious issues concerning Europe, not the least being the questions of what can or will be done for those states who are not members of NATO or will not be able to enter in the first round of enlargement. Other issues include the impact of enlargement on NATO as an alliance system, on U.S. foreign and defense policy, and on the European neutrals. With these questions in mind, the Strategic Studies Institute (SSI) and the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) convened a roundtable in Washington on January 27, 1997. The chapters in this report originally were presented at that roundtable. In publishing these papers SSI and CSIS offer the substantive contributions of six expert authors to the growing public debate over NATO enlargement.
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