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The Kansas City Art Institute is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) and the National Association for Schools of Art and Design (NASAD).
Additionally, the School for Continuing and Professional Studies (CPS) has been approved as a continuing education provider through the Cooperating School Districts of Greater Kansas City and is a member of the Professional Development Network.
Kansas City Art Institute will take such means as are necessary to ensure that no qualified person with disabilities is subject to discrimination due to KCAI facilities being physically inaccessible or unusable by persons with a disability. The accessibility standards required by federal law for existing facilities is that the program or activity, when viewed in its entirety, must be readily accessible to handicapped persons.
KCAI may meet this standard through such means as reassignment of classes or other services to accessible locations, redesign of equipment, assignment of aids, alteration of existing facilities and construction on new accessible facilities. KCAI is not required to make structural changes in existing facilities where other methods are sufficient to comply with the accessibility standard described above.
Because scheduling of classes and arranging for accessible facilities may require reasonable advance planning, students with disabilities should identify themselves one month or earlier before the start of the class and indicate the type of accommodation they will need.
Address inquiries to Sonja Garrett, director, School for Continuing and Professional Studies, Kansas City Art Institute, 4415 Warwick Blvd., Kansas City, MO 64111; 816-802-3489; or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Before you buy anywhere else, come by the KCAI art store and check out our prices and supplies.
Hours during the school year
7:45 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Wednesday
7:45 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday through Friday
11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday through Sunday
Hours during the summer
8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. (closed for lunch noon to 1 p.m.) Monday through Friday
Student artwork left after the last class will be discarded after 5 business days. To arrange a time to pick up artwork, contact us at 816-802-3333.
The Kansas City Art Institute, School for Continuing and Professional Studies program supports the development of ideas and subject matter through art making. However, if a student is showing harm to themselves or others through controversial or inappropriate subject matter, staff reserves the right to intercede if necessary.
Further, students attending The School for Continuing and Professional Studies will treat each other with dignity and respect. Any aggressive or threatening physical contact or behavior will be addressed by our discipline policy. Please visit the following link to view our Student Life handbook:
Please visit the following link to view our Student Life handbook:
The Kansas City Art Institute wants to foster an atmosphere of learning for each and every student. Students who act out in class create a disruptive atmosphere. For this reason, any student violating our policies will be handled in the following manner:
Under 18 years of age:
Students 18 years and older:
Computers are used in KCAI classes for art making and research. At no time should KCAI computers be used for Internet surfing or game playing unless it is directly related to a lesson and the instructor has approved the usage.
The School for Continuing and Professional Studies labs feature Apple computers and campus-standard software on Microsoft, Adobe and others. Students that are new to using Mac computers are welcome to take our courses and will receive help from the instructor, if needed.
Continuing studies classes come in a variety of formats. One-day, two-week, four-week, six-week, eight-week and 10-week classes. Classes are offered during the day, evenings and weekends. Times are picked based on the audience served in the class. Course formats change in the summer for youth and high school students to week-long.
The School for Continuing and Professional Studies provides course outlines for its classes available online with each class. (Please note that not all course outlines are online.) Course outlines are a basic document that gives the customer a good understanding of what they can expect of the course.
A syllabus will be provided by the instructor on the first day of class. The syllabus is a document that conveys the instructor's personal plan for teaching the course and encourages creativity and academic freedom.
Supply lists are provided online with classes that require students to purchase their own supplies. If a supply list is not provided, then a materials fee will be indicated when purchasing the class. Materials for the course are provided if a fee is charged. Occasionally, a class may have a supply list and materials fee.
When attending class at The School for Continuing and Professional Studies, please wear clothing that can get dirty. Feel free to bring an apron or shirt to cover your clothes.
Some Continuing and Professional Studies courses are available for one hour of undergraduate college credit. High school juniors or seniors may take selected continuing education courses and earn college credit. There is an additional fee supplement if a class is taken for credit.
The Kansas City Art Institute offers graduate level classes for art educators but does not offer a graduate degree. These course credits are non-cumulative towards a graduate degree. Art educators should check with their respective institutions to ensure that credits transfer prior to taking a class.
Students desirous of transferring credit earned at the Kansas City Art Institute to other institutions should check with their academic advisors at those institutions for acceptance of credit before enrollment at KCAI.
Students enrolled in a non-credit course are not allowed to change to for-credit status once a class has begun.
Students enrolled in a for-credit course may change their status to non-credit through the third class. Once the third class has been completed, status may not be changed.
All graphic design and multimedia studies certificate program classes are credit only.
Discounts are applied to eligible non-credit classes. Discounts do not apply to for-credit classes and cannot be combined.
All discounts do not apply to Supervised Noontime, After-Art, High School for-credit courses, Pre-College ArtLab, Master Classes, Intersession, Certificate Program, Educators ArtLab, and Art Educator classes.
Early Bird Discount / 20%
20% off is automatically applied to non-credit classes upon check out. The discount is offered at the beginning of each semester. Sign up for the mailing list to receive early bird reminders.
Senior Discount / 10%
Adults age 60 and older enter code 'SEN10' when registering for eligible courses online.
KCAI Alumni Discount / 10%
Students should call 816-802-3505 to confirm eligibility and receive the discount code for eligible courses.
Military Service/ 10%
For active duty military members and veterans. Call 816-802-3505 to enroll with this discount.
Clay County Senior Services / $60
Students must be age 60+ and a resident of Clay County to qualify. Stipends may be combined with other discounts and are limited to use by qualifying students twice per year toward any eligible adult non-credit course. One free sponsored course is also available to qualifying students each semester. Students must call 816-802-3505 to enroll.
Other discounts are available to qualifying students, including KCAI Employees, Nelson-Atkins Employees, Warwick Society Members, and Auxiliary Groups. For more information, call 816-802-3505.
In order to purchase software with an educational discount, you must follow the purchasing requirements and provide academic proof relative to each company. This information can be found on their websites:
You may access your class history and current enrollments by following these steps: Sign into your account, click "History," then click "Print for your Records."
All faculty, staff, and students are advised to subscribe to the KCAI emergency alert system. In the event of an emergency, subscribers to this system will be notified via text message. To subscribe, information may be found on the Web at http://artnet.kcai.edu.
All Continuing and Professional Studies classes are assigned a minimum number (the number of students a class needs to convene) and a maximum number (the number of students a class can handle based on room size and class type).
Visit www.kcai.edu/artforeveryone
To print a copy of your enrollments go to your enrollment history page. If you wish to use a paper enrollment, print an enrollment form.
Click here for a Summary of Student Rights under FERPA.
Enrollment in a course is only confirmed upon payment for the course. Should a class meet the maximum enrollment number, students have ability to add themselves to the wait-list online. However this does not guarantee a seat will become available.
If a spot does become available it will be offered to the first person on the wait-list.
If you would like to know what your wait-list status is feel free to call 816-802-3333 and a staff member will notify you.
Classes may incur additional fees for computer labs, materials, models or studio space.
Some classes have supervised field trips that may be scheduled during class time. Field trips are on foot for those under 18 years of age and in close proximity to KCAI. Adults may be asked to meet for class at another location for course enhancement.
Within KCAI classes, field trips may be taken to explore and learn about different art. On any off-campus field trip all students are to conduct themselves in a polite and courteous manner. Students are to remain with their instructor and supervisors. Any student violating this policy will be addressed in accordance with our discipline policy. Permission for field trips is given during registration.
No food or drink, except water, will be given to students under 14 years old without permission by parents due to possible allergic reactions or parental concerns.
Many art educators make our graduate level classes a weekend getaway. Below is information on hotel accommodations.
Holiday Inn on Main Street
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8:30 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday
Courses are offered during the day, evening and weekend hours and fluctuate depending on the session. Consult your course schedule for instruction hours.
An incomplete ("I") may be given at the discretion of an instructor only in exceptional documented cases such as illness, family emergency or other extenuating circumstances.
The School for Continuing and Professional Studies will enter a grade of "I" in the WebReg system if the following process for granting an incomplete has been followed.
The student must complete the work and the incomplete grade must be reconciled within six weeks after the end of the session or prior to the beginning of the next regular session (whichever is earlier). If the incomplete is not cleared within the specified period, the grade will automatically default to a failure (F).
To be eligible for an incomplete, a student must otherwise be passing the course at the time his or her semester is impacted by the extenuating circumstances. Students who are on academic probation or special continued probation are not eligible for incompletes.
Download a policy procedure and incomplete form.
Any student injury requiring minor or major medical attention will be reported promptly to campus security. For minor injuries requiring a simple band-aid, the band-aid must be applied by the student or staff must use disposable gloves if blood is present due to the possible spread of blood borne illnesses. If there is a major accident, 9-1-1 will be called and in the case of under 18 years old parents will be alerted.
All Continuing & Professional Studies students are welcome to use the Jannes Library during regular library hours. If you wish to check out materials, adult students enrolled in courses at least six weeks or longer may purchase a limited-term library card for $10. If you wish to apply for a library card, please present a valid picture ID to the library staff. All library materials must be returned and fines must be paid before your library card expires.
There may be a waiting period before receiving a library card.
Parents or their designated party must sign students, 14 years and under, in and out for each class. No student may come to or leave campus without a designated party signing them in or out. Parents or their designated adult must pick up students within 10 minutes of a class ending. All students are to be picked up within this timeframe. If needed, make arrangements with another parent or family member to pick up children promptly. For pick up by an individual other than the parent, the other person must be designated on the enrollment sheet as a "pickup person" or the program director must receive a written permission slip from a parent before the class starts. No child will be released without appropriate permissions. For any child remaining 10 minutes past the end of class, parents will be assessed a $1 per minute late fee payable directly to the instructor.
High school students between the ages of 14 and 18 years of age are not required to be signed in and out each day, they may sign themselves in and out of class.
For minors, at the time of registration, emergency contact and allergy information is requested. In addition, parents must sign a statement giving KCAI permission to seek treatment in case of accident or emergency. Emergency contact information must be filled out by parent or guardian before the start of class. You may do this by signing into your account and clicking on Profile, then select Update Emergency Info.
All sick students will be sent home. Parents will be called at home and work to alert them that their student is ill. If a student is found to have a communicable disease or illness other than a cold, parents in the class will be alerted.
Field trips are on foot for students under 18 years of age and in close proximity to the classroom. High school students may be asked to meet at another location for program enhancement.
Permission to take photographs of students in class or in other activities is granted during the enrollment process. It is imperative that a parent or legal guardian let staff know that they do not want their child photographed.
Parents are allowed to attend class exhibitions or other special events when invited by the instructor. Parents are not allowed in the classroom during instruction time unless a special accommodation is required or a special circumstance merits the change.
Drawing the human form is an important part of art classes and so are the models that make this possible. KCAI has a policy of respect for all of our models. For classes involving students up to the age of 14, all models will be clothed. For high school students, ages 14-18, models may be either clothed or nude at the discretion of the instructor. For adult classes (18+), models will be nude unless otherwise determined.
KCAI is committed to a policy of non-discrimination on the basis of race, sex, national origin, ancestry, disability, age, religion, color, creed, sexual orientation, marital status, parental status or veteran status in admission, educational programs or activities and employment as required by applicable laws and regulations.
When a student creates a profile, the following permissions will be requested of either the parent/guardian or the adult student. These permissions are granted with the electronic signature on the consent page and are as follows:
Occasionally, KCAI takes photographs and videos for marketing purposes. When enrolling a student in a class, permission is given on the online consent form by completing the online signature, unless we are otherwise notified. If there is a concern about photographs, please contact us at 816-802-3333.
Refunds for classes are calculated based on the date the School for Continuing and Professional Studies is notified of a student withdrawal. All withdrawals are assessed a $25 processing fee. Lab fees, material fees and studio fees will be refunded if the class is dropped six business days prior to first class. After this cutoff, no refund will be given for course fees. If a class is cancelled due to insufficient enrollment, all tuition and fees will be refunded automatically.
Non-attendance is not considered a withdrawal; you must contact the School for Continuing and Professional Studies to withdraw from class.
Schedule changes follow the same timeline as refunds. Students must notify the School for Continuing and Professional Studies to request a schedule change. If there is a discrepancy in the cost of the two courses and/or fees, we will charge or refund the amount of the discrepancy.
Refunds for intersession classes follow the general refund policy of the college.
KCAI's campus is an urban campus and has 24 hour, seven-day a week security on-site. If you need any assistance, please contact the security officer on call at 816-931-6666. Emergencies dial 911.
Supplies are required for most continuing education classes. Students should refer to their receipt to determine whether supplies are provided for their class. Supplies are always provided for youth classes and summer camps. Supplies are typically provided for high school students, but vary by class. Adult classes may require students to purchase supplies.
Please note, supply fees refer to the cost of materials, lab fees, model fees and studio fees.
For your convenience, The School for Continuing & Professional Studies offers supply kits for acrylic, oil, drawing and watercolor classes. These kits are a one-stop shop for beginning classes. Supply kits may be purchased online.
CPS recommends the following art supply stores:
Kansas City Art Institute Art Store 816-802-3349
4415 Warwick Boulevard, Kansas City, Mo. 64111
Artist and Craftsman 816-221-5454
229 Southwest Blvd, Kansas City, Mo. 64108
A 10% education discount is offered for students. Supply kits are pre-discounted and excluded from the education discount.
Creative-Coldsnow 816-531-1213
808 Westport Rd, Kansas City, Mo. 64111
All Continuing and Professional Studies students may receive a 50% discount on select items from Creative-Coldsnow - Artist Materials and Framing. Students must present a current picture identification and a receipt clearly showing the class they are enrolled in for current semester. Creative Coldsnow will not be able to grant the significant discount without these two items. If you have any questions, please call Creative Coldsnow for further information.
Request a transcript online. Call 816-802-3371 with questions.
The Kansas City Art Institute uses local news channels, our website and a recorded message to alert students if a class is cancelled due to weather. If weather becomes hazardous during a class, for example a severe storm or tornado, we will take appropriate action based on our campus safety plan. During the summer, if a day is forecast to have a heat advisory, all outside activities will be limited to 15 minutes of exposure or will be moved inside for the safety of students.
Staff will reschedule classes based on space, instructor and student availability.
Class cancellation decisions are made by 3 p.m. during the weekday or 6 a.m. on weekends.
For evening classes: 1. Check the TV and radio stations
2. Check www.kcai.edu. If classes are cancelled it will be posted on the website.
3. Call 816-802-3333 and listen for the prompts.
4. Call KCAI Campus Security at 816-931-6666.
For weekend classes:
1. Check the TV and radio stations
2. Check www.kcai.edu. If classes are cancelled it will be posted on the website.
3. Call 816-802-3333 and listen for the prompts.
4. Call KCAI Campus Security at 816-931-6666.
Each building/room has a specific area where students/instructors are to go in the event of a tornado.
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Here's the first End of Watch trailer, featuring Anna as Jake Gyllenhaal's wife Janet. The cop drama is set to release September 28, 2012!
This looks like Anna's most grown up role yet. She has some super steamy scenes with Jake, including a wedding scene, and it looks like she has a main part in the film – can't wait!!
Here's some quick updates on just a few of Anna's ridiculously long list of upcoming movies 🙂
What to Expect When You're Expecting – Two new trailers are out, the U.K. version and a new U.S. version, which both feature new clips of Anna:
ParaNorman – The official Parnorman website, paranorman.com has been launched. You can also see some photos and models of Anna's CG animated character, Courtney, on their Facebook page. Here is the new trailer and featurette:
Get A Job – It was officially announced that Anna will indeed be filming Get A Job, which will be distributed by CBS Films. Anna plays Jillian Stewart, Will's (Miles Teller) hard-charging girlfriend. Some other new cast members recently joined including Alison Brie and Christopher Mintz-Plasse! The movie starts shooting March 12 in Los Angeles. Here is an article:
Bryan Cranston, Anna Kendrick and Miles Teller will star in CBS Films' upcoming comedy "Get A Job," which will co-star Nick Braun, Alison Brie, Brandon T. Jackson, Christopher Mintz-Plasse and Jay Pharoah, the studio said Wednesday.
Teller ("Project X") plays Will Davis, who finds his true calling after enduring an entry-level job. Kendrick ("Up in The Air") plays Jillian Stewart, Will's hard-charging girlfriend. Cranston ("Breaking Bad") plays Roger Davis, Will's father – who is looking for a job at the same time his son is.
Braun ("Prom"), Mintz-Plasse ("Superbad") and Jackson ("Tropic Thunder") play Will's three friends. Brie ("Community") plays Tanya, one of the group's sharp-witted co-workers. And Pharoah ("Saturday Night Live") plays Skeezy D, who starts what he's sure is a recession-proof business.
"We are making an emotionally honest comedy about the challenges that every generation faces in our rapidly changing world," director Dylan Kidd said in a statement. "We have assembled an extraordinary cast to make that happen."
Kyle Pennekamp and Scott Turpel wrote the script. Michael Shamberg and Stacey Sher are producing.
The movie is scheduled to begin production on March 12 in Los Angeles.
End of Watch – Collider.com announced that the cop drama has been set for a September 28, 2012 release date. Here is a new synopsis
A powerful story of family, friendship, love, honor and courage, End Of Watch stars Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Peña as young Los Angeles police officers Taylor and Zavala as they patrol the city's meanest streets of south central Los Angeles.
Giving the story a gripping, first-person immediacy, the action unfolds entirely through footage from the handheld HD cameras of the police officers, gang members, surveillance cameras, and citizens caught in the line of fire to create a riveting portrait of the city's most dangerous corners, the cops who risk their lives there every day, and the price they and their families are forced to pay.
2012 is going to be one crazy year for Anna, can't wait :D!!

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Americans are deeply divided on the issue, and Congress has not approved a major new gun law since 1994. What should the president do?
WASHINGTON — In the aftermath of Friday's mass shooting at a Connecticut elementary school, gun control advocates sent President Obama a clear message: It's time to step up.
So far, the president has offered an emotional response to the tragedy, noting his own anguish as a parent in dealing with the crisis while vowing that the country needs to respond with "meaningful action" to prevent such a tragedy from happening again. He echoed those sentiments Saturday morning in his weekly radio address, but neither he nor White House aides have laid out what steps they may take.
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Some high-profile proponents of stricter gun restrictions have already suggested that Obama — who as a state lawmaker in Illinois and a U.S. senator counted himself as a strong gun control advocate — must do more to elevate gun control to a front-burner issue as he begins his second term.
"Calling for 'meaningful action' is not enough," said New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, co-chairman of Mayors Against Illegal Guns. "We need immediate action. We have heard all the rhetoric before."
Congress has not approved a major new gun law since 1994, and lawmakers let the assault-weapons ban, enacted under President Clinton, expire in 2004.
It's an issue that has received scant attention from the president or Congress despite a series of mass shootings, including one at a movie theater in Colorado and another a Sikh temple in Wisconsin, just months before the election.
After a gunman killed 12 people and wounded 58 others in the Aurora, Colo., movie theater incident in July, Obama said it was time for the country to have a serious conversation on reducing gun violence.
But on the campaign trail, Obama offered little substantively on how he planned to take on the issue, beyond suggesting during one of the debates that he would support a re-enactment of the assault-weapons ban.
"So my belief is that … we have to enforce the laws we've already got, make sure that we're keeping guns out of the hands of criminals, those who are mentally ill," Obama said at the Oct. 16 debate. "We've done a much better job in terms of background checks, but we've got more to do when it comes to enforcement."
Obama's apparent reluctance to take on gun laws in a meaningful way in the midst of an election season, in part, may have been a reflection of just how deeply divided Americans remain about the issue. Fifty percent said they favored no restrictions or only minor restrictions on owning guns, and 48% supported major restrictions or a complete ban on gun ownership by individuals except police and other authorized personnel, according to a CNN/ORC poll published in August in the aftermath of the Colorado and Wisconsin shootings.
The gun lobby is one of the best-funded and most powerful forces in American politics. Gun-rights groups have remained largely silent since Friday's shooting, but National Rifle Association president Wayne LaPierre, in a Dec. 3 interview with conservative Glenn Beck, criticized how mass shooting tragedies are used by gun control advocates to bolster their calls for tougher laws.
"We've seen it a thousand times over and over and over," LaPierre said. "The media seizes on the back of this national tragedy to try to piggyback their anti-Second Amendment national agenda right on top of the back of the national tragedy and try to force it on Americans all over the country," he said.
In an interview prior to Friday's shooting, Dan Gross, president of the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, said major incidents of gun violence have not necessarily helped the argument for increased gun control.
"The reaction has framed the argument for what it is against, not what it is for,'' Gross said. "They are important moments (mass shootings); they are not enough on their own.''
Since he emerged on the national political scene more than eight years ago, Obama has framed himself as moderate on the issue
— espousing his firm belief in Americans' constitutional rights to bear arms while backing "common sense" fixes to existing gun laws.
And while the president didn't press gun control during his first term, he's hardly dispassionate about the issue.
As a young state senator representing a district on Chicago's South Side, where gun violence was a scourge in many of his constituents' neighborhoods, Obama was out-in-front in his support for tougher gun laws.
He supported increasing penalties for the illegal interstate transportation of firearms and backed tougher penalties for gun owners who failed to properly secure weapons that were stolen and used in a crime. He also backed restricting gun purchases to one weapon per month.
Even before Friday's incident, Obama was destined to face more pressure from gun control advocates.
Gross, the president of the Brady Campaign, said the campaign had planned to launch an effort before President Obama's inauguration that would include public service announcements featuring survivors of past mass shooting events to begin a new "conversation'' about the volatile issue.
"We believe he (Obama) has to stand up to this issue,'' Gross said. "It's too big an issue to ignore in the second term.''


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Producing a "LIVE" Event
We were pleased to see The Daily Beast featured the New York Public Library's backstage clip of their event with Krista last week. It's a short snippet, and, with a bit of prime-time drama-like production, it effectively captures the substance and tenor of the event.
We'd been in touch with Paul Holdengräber and Meg Stemmler at the NYPL for a few months to prepare for this live evening — including discussions about various formats and stage partners (such as Alan Alda, who couldn't make it). While it came off seamlessly, there was a bit of last-minute heroics that made it all happen.
Archival audio clips of Albert Einstein and segments from Krista's conversations with Paul Davies, Freeman Dyson, and Andrew Solomon were selected and pulled together minutes before the performance began. (Moments like that make me think of the famous frantic-run scene from Broadcast News when Joan Cusack's character rushes a videotape to the studio for live broadcast, pushing people aside and sliding under an open file cabinet. Well, ok, so it wasn't that dramatic.)
In the end, NYPL's brilliant ideas were worth it. Hearing the voice of Einstein was a fun and compelling way to open this conversation about the intersection of science, theology, philosophy, and medicine that is the backbone of Krista's new book. And a wonderful conversation it was between Krista, Andrew Solomon, and Paul Holdengräber — exploring that intersection on both richly intellectual and deeply personal levels.
With a full house in NYC of more than 500 people, we were also excited that over 5,700 others watched our live stream online — something we are doing more of so that we can include the many of you who aren't able to attend in person. It's only fair, right?
If you missed it, you can watch it here:
And, if you want to participate in our upcoming events in April, check out our SOF Live page. We'll be live streaming video of Krista's interview with NPR's Michel Martin in Washington DC, and Krista will be giving a solo performance in a gorgeous venue in Philadelphia where she'll be playing clips and answering questions.


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PRICE, UTAH-Rose Nadine Sleath Ashley passed away on Monday, Dec. 15, 2008 in Price, Utah. She was born Oct. 12, 1935 to Percy and Mary Modes Sleath. She married Robert Lee Ashley Jr. in Sunnyside, Utah on Oct. 26, 1961 he passed away Aug. 7, 2007.
Rose was a resident of East Carbon since 1945. She worked in the offices of Columbia Mine and later Kaiser Steel. Rose had many friends and was loved by everyone she met. She loved to crochet, knit, garden, and do crafts. She was a wonderful cook; loved to bake. She loved being a homemaker, wife, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother. Her family and friends meant the world to her.
Survived by a son, Timothy (Trisha) Hopkins of Colorado Springs, Colo., a daughter, Melody Kim Patrick of Sunnyside, Utah, three brothers; Richard Sleath, Alfred Sleath, and John Sleath, three sisters; Sharon (Greg) Hall, Jane Henley, and Debra (George) Davidovich; four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Preceded in death by her husband, parents, and sister Charlotte.
Memorial services were held Saturday, Dec. 20, 2008 at 2 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary (680 East 100 South, Price, Utah).
Donations may be made in Rose's name to the Alzheimer Association 855 East 4800 South Suite 100, Salt Lake City, Utah 84107 or the American Cancer Society 941 East 3300 South Salt Lake City, Utah 84106.
Services were in the care of Fausett Mortuary


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Cop movies from the '70s ran the gamut from gritty revenge flicks to terrorist takeovers. Take our quiz to test your knowledge of the characters, actors and stories that defined the decade's police flicks.
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Question 1 of 30
What '70s cop film featured a pair of lawmen named Gravedigger and Coffin?
"Cotton Comes to Harlem"
The 1970 flick "Cotton Comes to Harlem" starred a pair of tough cops named Gravedigger Jones and Coffin Ed Johnson.
"Dirty Harry"
Question 2 of 30
What was the fraudster Deke O'Malley's favorite cause in "Cotton Comes to Harlem"?
unwed mothers
back to Africa
The sly Rev. O'Malley pocketed donations from followers hoping to join a Back to Africa movement aboard a ship named "The Black Beauty."
Question 3 of 30
Who played Harry Callahan in "Dirty Harry"?
Clint Eastwood
Clint Eastwood starred as tough cop Harry Callahan in the 1971 film.
Robert Redford
Al Pacino
Question 4 of 30
What killer is Eastwood's character trying to catch in "Dirty Harry"?
Eastwood's character is determined to stop a serial sniper who goes by the name Scorpio and demands $100,000 to stop his evil acts.
Question 5 of 30
What '70s police movie features a pair of detectives name Doyle and Russo?
"The French Connection"
The 1971 film "The French Connection" stars Detectives Jimmy Doyle and Buddy Russo.
"Magnum Force"
"Assault on Precinct 13"
Question 6 of 30
What is Detective Jimmy Doyle's nickname in "The French Connection"?
Detective Jimmy "Popeye" Doyle and Buddy "Cloudy" Russo partner up on "The French Connection."
Question 7 of 30
How many "Shaft" films were made in the '70s?
The first film in the series, "Shaft, " came out in 1971 and was followed by two sequels, including "Shaft's Big Score" and "Shaft in Africa."
Question 8 of 30
What mobster hires Shaft to find his kidnapped daughter?
In the original 1971 "Shaft" movie, Shaft is hired by a Harlem mob leader named Bumpy Jonas.
Question 9 of 30
What city is the 1974 flick "McQ" set in?
New York
John Wayne starred as Lt. Lon McQ, a Seattle police officer.
Question 10 of 30
What 1975 movie also starred John Wayne as a tough cop?
Wayne followed up the 1974 flick "McQ" with "Brannigan," in which he played a Chicago police officer.
"Newman's Law"
"The Gauntlet"
Question 11 of 30
Where does Brannigan travel in the 1974 film?
Chicago cop Brannigan heads to the U.K. to find American mobster Ben Larkin, who's kidnapped after fleeing U.S. law enforcement.
Question 12 of 30
What holiday does "Assault on Precinct 13" revolve around?
July 4
New Year's Eve
In "Assault on Precinct 13," a group of cops spend New Year's Eve trying to protect their local station from a violent gang takeover.
Question 13 of 30
What is the name of the gang doing battle with the police in "Assault on Precinct 13"?
Wild Ones
Street Panthers
Street Thunder
Los Angeles Police Department officers take on the Street Thunder, a gang equipped with a load of stolen weapons, in the 1976 flick.
Question 14 of 30
What actor plays Lt. Ethan Bishop in "Attack on Precinct 13"?
Felton Perry
Austin Stoker
Austin Stoker plays newly promoted Lt. Bishop, who stands with his fellow officers to protect the precinct.
Walter Matthau
Question 15 of 30
What do thieves hijack in "The Taking of Pelham One Two Three"?
subway car
Thieves hijack a subway car and hold the passengers for ransom in the 1974 film.
Question 16 of 30
What code names do the thieves use in "The Taking of Pelham One Two Three"?
The bad guys in the film name themselves after the color of the subway line where each began the heist: Messrs. Green, Grey, Blue and Brown.
Question 17 of 30
Who played Lt. Zachary Garber in "The Taking of Pelham One Two Three"?
Walter Matthau
Walter Matthau played Garber, a New York transit police officer determined to rescue a group of subway passengers.
Clint Eastwood
Charles Bronson
Question 18 of 30
What city is "Fuzz" set in?
New York
Burt Reynolds played Boston Detective Steve Carella in the 1972 film "Fuzz."
Question 19 of 30
What year did "Across 110th Street" hit theaters?
"Across 110th Street," which starred Anthony Quinn as Capt. Frank Matelli, came out in 1972.
Question 20 of 30
What 1971 film featured Barry Newman as former cop Kowalski?
"The Seven-Ups"
"Vanishing Point"
Newman played cop-turned-car delivery driver Kowalski in the 1971 film "Vanishing Point."
"The Choirboys"
Question 21 of 30
What movie is a sequel to "Dirty Harry"?
"Magnum Force"
The 1973 film "Magnum Force," which starred Clint Eastwood, is a sequel to the 1971 film "Dirty Harry."
Question 22 of 30
Who is Dirty Harry's partner in "Magnum Force"?
Felton Perry played Dirty Harry partner Earlington "Early" Smith in "Magnum Force."
Question 23 of 30
What was Detective Ben Shockley's poison of choice in "The Gauntlet"?
Clint Eastwood played alcoholic cop Ben Shockley in the 1977 film "The Gauntlet."
Question 24 of 30
What vehicle does Eastwood's character use to transport a witness to Las Vegas in "The Gauntlet"?
Eastwood hijacks a bus and uses it to safely transport a witness from Phoenix to Las Vegas because he suspects corruption on the police force.
Question 25 of 30
What actor starred in the 1973 film "Serpico"?
Al Pacino
Al Pacino played Frank Serpico, the last honest cop in the New York Police Department.
Gene Hackman
Burt Reynolds
Question 26 of 30
What year did "The Seven-Ups" come out?
"The Seven-Ups," which features a squad of plainclothes police who aren't afraid to play dirty, came out in 1973.
Question 27 of 30
Who played cop Lou Torrey in "The Stone Killer"?
James Woods
Charles Bronson
Charles Bronson starred as Lou Torrey, a Los Angeles cop who tangles with the Sicilian Mafia in "The Stone Killer."
Clint Eastwood
Question 28 of 30
Which of these actors was NOT part of the ensemble cast in "The Choirboys"?
James Woods
Charles Durning
Anthony Quinn
James Woods, Randy Quaid, Charles Durning and Louis Gossett Jr. shared the spotlight in the 1977 film "The Choirboys."
Question 29 of 30
What does honest cop Vince Newman discover in the police force in the 1974 film "Newman's Law"?
prostitution ring
drug ring
Newman investigates a drug ring within the police department in the 1974 flick.
gambling ring
Question 30 of 30
What is Sheriff Reed Morgan seeking in the 1974 film "Macon County Line"?
Sheriff Morgan seeks revenge on a pair of drifters who killed his wife in the 1974 independent film.
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Aaron and his sons are called to minister in the priest's office—Levites are called to minister in the service of the tabernacle—Levites receive no land inheritance but are supported by the tithes of the people.
1 And the Lord said unto Aaron, Thou and thy sons and thy father's house with thee shall bear the iniquity of the sanctuary: and thou and thy sons with thee shall
2 And thy brethren also of the tribe of Levi, the tribe of thy father, bring thou with thee, that they may be
3 And they shall keep thy charge, and the
4 And they shall be joined unto thee, and
5 And ye shall
6 And I, behold, I have taken your brethren the
7 Therefore thou and thy sons with thee shall keep your
8 ¶And the Lord spake unto Aaron, Behold, I also have given thee the charge of mine heave
9 This shall be thine of the most holy things, reserved from the fire: every oblation of theirs, every
10 In the most
11 And this is thine; the
12 All the best of the oil, and all the best of the wine, and of the wheat, the
13 And whatsoever is
14 Every thing
15 Every thing that openeth the
16 And those that are to be redeemed from a month old shalt thou redeem, according to thine estimation, for the money of five shekels, after the shekel of the sanctuary, which is twenty gerahs.
17 But the
18 And the flesh of them shall be thine, as the wave breast and as the right shoulder are thine.
19 All the heave offerings of the holy things, which the children of Israel offer unto the Lord, have I given thee, and thy sons and thy daughters with thee, by a statute for ever: it is a
20 ¶And the Lord spake unto Aaron, Thou shalt have no
21 And, behold, I have given the children of Levi all the tenth in Israel for an
22 Neither must the
23 But the
24 But the tithes of the children of Israel, which they offer as an heave offering unto the Lord, I have given to the Levites to inherit: therefore I have said unto them, Among the children of Israel they shall have no
25 ¶And the Lord spake unto Moses, saying,
26 Thus speak unto the Levites, and say unto them, When ye take of the children of Israel the tithes which I have given you from them for your inheritance, then ye shall offer up an heave offering of it for the Lord, even a
27 And this your heave offering shall be reckoned unto you, as though it were the corn of the threshingfloor, and as the fulness of the winepress.
28 Thus ye also shall offer an heave offering unto the Lord of all your tithes, which ye receive of the children of Israel; and ye shall give thereof the Lord's heave offering to Aaron the priest.
29 Out of all your gifts ye shall offer every heave offering of the Lord, of all the best thereof, even the hallowed part thereof out of it.
30 Therefore thou shalt say unto them, When ye have heaved the best thereof from it, then it shall be counted unto the Levites as the increase of the threshingfloor, and as the increase of the winepress.
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This former A list tweener is dating a music producer but doesn't want anyone to know because she feels like she would not get as much tabloid coverage as she does now because her fans are hoping for a fairy tale.
Does anyone ship Miley and whatshisface? Is it Liam?ReplyCancel
Selena for sure. Ugh what happened to her? Remember her on Wizards of Waverly Place? She was adorable. I had such high hopes for her.ReplyCancel
No. Liam is awful. I love Miley.ReplyCancel
Vanessa H. (not sure about the spelling)?ReplyCancel
Why couldn't Selena and Demi just date? They have shitty taste in guys andt I always got such a gay vibe from them both.ReplyCancel
Selena dating the producer Justin Bieber!!ReplyCancel
Selena makes sense..
It explains Beiber and the oh-so casual "sneak" pap shots…
Problem is, if she were providing Snax for Trax for a music producer, why isn't she in the studio?
Carting kids, and still a guessing machine.
Morning, TTM and West Coasters. Afternoon East CoastersReplyCancel
Oop, sorry, that was kind of a joke guess because of the Beiber fairytale thing. That would be hilarious to be right tho!ReplyCancel
Some women who have been hunted by guys feel constrained, wondering if every gesture will be misinterpreted as a come on and only feel emotionally free around other women.ReplyCancel
RIVEN! 😀ReplyCancel
Hey Charlie!ReplyCancel
Can I just say that I can only stand the parts of the new Ariana Grande song where she's not actually singing? I know she has this amazing voice but she seems to sing at a frequency that can only be heard by puppies, maybe?
The real problem may be that I just heard "Home Sweet Home" by Mötley Crue and that was much more in my wheelhouse. Woot!ReplyCancel
Selena is addicted to the publicity. Not beiberReplyCancel
That's it, Freya, if it wasn't for Iggy Hydrangea, I wouldn't have even gotten the name of the song!ReplyCancel
TTM, totally agree. Gorgeous voice, but I feel like she's singing so high I can't understand her words and it irks me in that song. She does not enunciate.ReplyCancel
Freya YES. What I just wrote, hadn't seen your post yet.ReplyCancel
Selena isn't helping her image by continuing her off/on PR relationship with the Biebs. I guess I'm more invested in this tweener I know nothing about than I want to admit, because I was actually disappointed when I read she was seeing that little shit again.
Most women are dykes between the ages of 3 and 12, and then again during menopause, where sexual boundaries become much less significant. I think this explains why so many of us went nuts over the girly looking males before our baby-maker hormones started kicking in (for me it was Donny Osmond and David Cassidy who were both androgynous).ReplyCancel


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#3 – This former A list tweener is an a-hole and I still don't like him but he did manage to give away a little over $2M last year to charity and he hasn't started classifying hookers as a charity yet.
Justin Bieber
Oh yeah, E's blabbermouth ethically challenged accountant buddy.ReplyCancel
He also just gave $500,000 to AIDS research two weeks ago or so. Every idiot has 2 sides to their story.ReplyCancel
Hookers aren't Charities, they are Healthcare Professionals.ReplyCancel
But really, does anyone believe Justin Beiber sat down and thought about where he wanted to donate some money to make a change, or did his accountant tell his business manager he needed a tax deduction? Like ALL the celebs, except for the ones that actually go to the places and do the laying of hands, etcReplyCancel
Assholes like their tax write-offs, too.ReplyCancel
Or in some cases, the laying of hookers…ReplyCancel
Jinx, NN!ReplyCancel
Still not a charity yet!ReplyCancel
Nuh-uh, TTM! I had my fingers crossed!!ReplyCancel
Regardless of who did it it was done so somebody did right.ReplyCancel
What if the hooker's Name is "Charity"?ReplyCancel
Greyarea, TNC!ReplyCancel
So, that's like 13 minutes or something? Like 1/14th of the way around the world? I may be off on pricingReplyCancel
^5 BrendaReplyCancel
Only if she's really Really old…ReplyCancel
Ewwwww! Hold up, that was rude of me. Elderly escorts need to make that dough too! Polident ain't for free, betches!ReplyCancel
I shall buy you a coke anyway, NN!ReplyCancel
There's an 86 yr old Hooker in England just sayin. Shes raking in the money too.ReplyCancel
He may be an asshat but he does treat special needs kids right, and now finding out he donated to charity means he really can't be 100% horrible. It doesn't mean I am his biggest fan, but I can appreciate a kindness that many of you would find admirable in anyone else who did the same thing.ReplyCancel
This put me off my lunchReplyCancel
Diet, please, TTM…with rum!!ReplyCancel
@audrey, I agree with your comments about not being 100% bad and the fact that donations were made.
What I object to is the timing and manipulation associated with this information. It seems like a PR move resulting from his recent video scandal.
Such maneuvering probably comes from his management team, true.
Ultimately, like you and Sandy said, a kindness was done. I just can't swallow the kool aid like it's a shot, I guess.ReplyCancel
Woo hoo, NN! I guess I'd better grab a diet coke and whiskey for myself then too! Cheers!ReplyCancel
True, audrey, the end result is that some kids got help. However it happened, it was his dough. I just tend to assume all celebs are several layers away from any actual knowledge of charity donationsReplyCancel
2 million to charity? That will hopefully go a long way. Good for him.
In other news, Tracy Morgan is in critical condition after a car accident
Exactly Ranch. Those charities don't care where the $ from, because they need it. Kudos to anyone who gives, regardless.ReplyCancel
+1 Sandybrook! You are spot on girl!ReplyCancel
I'm SO GLAD you guys agree! That was totally unexpected!ReplyCancel
Same page Pro.
I understand why they try and keep it private. You can't win for losing.
You gave it where?? Why didn't you give it here?? Why don't you support the ones struggling in other countries?? Why don't you support the ones struggling in your own country??
Ugh. I'm surprised they even give at all. Good Lord.ReplyCancel
I do agree! I don't personally like him, same with Angelina Jolie, but regardless of our income, we all need to do what we can, with what we have. It all counts.
Thanks cocoa. Sorry sandybrook, wasn't questioning your manhood. Just agreeing with your sentiment.ReplyCancel
Oh gah, I hate that argument. Why did you give to the homeless shelter when there are starving children around the world?! Why did you give to cancer awareness when homeless people have no health insurance?! Why are you supporting kid charities when there are adults sleeping in boxes?!
Biebs doesn't get a pass, though. He's still a tool, just a tool with an accountant who doesn't mind violating client confidentiality.ReplyCancel
It must suck to be famous. We don't all get our donations and support shared on the internet. I really believe that we need to care enough to put our money where our mouth is and do/give what we can. If we're blessed enough, we can do something. Even small.ReplyCancel
Tracy Morgan In Critical Condition After Six-Vehicle Accident In New JerseyReplyCancel
I agree on two counts 7/11. We need to think local. And also, Bieber is a dingleberry. Bit he did make good on this.ReplyCancel
And despite cynicism, these non for profit orgs need all the help they can get.ReplyCancel
Talks too much : I'm not sure if we have a beef, but my comments are genuine, and I agree that any charity is a good thing.ReplyCancel
Speaking of other serial douchebags, did you all hear about CHRIS BROWN'S Welcome home party featuring Bonnie Rotten et al.? Icccck
@count: have you found clips from the party yet?
I agree that the charities need money. But the fact that some of these celebrities are wealthy enough to buy indulgences doesn't make them good people. I'd say "good for the charity". Not sure if I'd go so far as "good for Bieber".ReplyCancel
Tongue in cheek : I like your "indulgences" reference, but hey! If it goes to a homeless shelter or whatever it's all good!ReplyCancel
It might be the charities disclosing dont blame it 100% on the celebs ' people. Especially if they didn't say keep it on the d/l when it was made.
No problem @procrastibator you're new here.ReplyCancel
I did some volunteer work for a charity when I was in NYC and they loved throwing their celebs names out there. And there were a lot of them too. It helps them raise money from people like us.ReplyCancel
@Sandy, nope. E said it in the original BI.
After a very long absence my accountant friend has returned and these four people all gave to charity. Some gave over $1M and one only gave $100 despite earning millions.ReplyCancel
I doubt very much that Procrasturbator is new here, sandyReplyCancel
And while it may be that the accountant works for various charities, it's still a matter of ethical irresponsibility – or a shoddy PR rep.ReplyCancel
Ok to all 3 above. The charity I did do work for the celebs, many of them anyway,
did actual work for it and attended their yearly banquet. Today a celeb is head of the BOD but back then regular people and 2 celebs were on the BOD, but a regular person was in charge.
In any case as long as due diligence is done and whoever is giving to a legit charity and it gets out someway to the public for whatever reason the charity benefits more than the celeb. I'm hoping whoever looks into it to see if its legit before they give a check.
And we all know there are many many charities out there that dont benefit anyone except the person who started it and that includes some that celebrities formed.ReplyCancel
Agree, @Audrey. Doesn't mean I like his music but it's good that he donated.
Can't recall who it was, but we had a commenter here that had worked for one of those 'make a wish' charities. She said that they'd done the maths, and the Beibs (and Miley) could do make a wish visits all day for ten years, and still not complete the list as it stands. But he apparently still does them and gives the kids a good time, and I thought that was harder than giving money – you're seeing these sick kids, entertaining them.
He's a little turd, but he does some stuff okay.ReplyCancel
Wow talks too much. Who peed in your cereal? You seem to dislike me. I've got a record of having zero nemesis in life, and this trend will continue. You really need to be nice. Namaste.ReplyCancel
Where is Stephen L? I bet that profile would wholeheartedly agree with Bacon and Procrastibator also.
Ooooo, and Hall Monitor. "Hall Monitorrrrrrrrrr, come out and playyyyyyyyyy."ReplyCancel
Hi Bacon! Are you being a little more careful today? Double checking which profile you are logged in to before making your posts? Maybe you should bring out Hall Monitor for a little bit. I'll just bet that Wanton and Folly are itching to get out as well.ReplyCancel
Not trying to be the designated Fact Checker, but this all started when You said something snarky to TTM because her spiritual well wishes weren't Christian enough for you. If you don't want nemeses, don't be a jerk.ReplyCancel
Nice tats too right Alita? I cant believe any porn fan would get excited looking at Bonnie getting some. 🙁ReplyCancel
Oh boy I just finished catching up from earlier in the day. Now I see what's going on. Bacon Ranch and your many many alter egos you need to get yourself a fucking life you fat pig. Find somebody to take care of you and pay your medical bills. You're a pathettic useless piece of shit and probably an embarrassment to whoever might know you in real fucking life. Get yourself some psychiatric help loser because you're dangerous to yourself and any people who may be around you.ReplyCancel
Tongue, I'm a self confessed jerk. Guilty.ReplyCancel
You need to disappear as fast as you showed up with a troll profile. And take 20 or 30 other troll profiles with you.ReplyCancel
Hello Alita!!!
Sorry to Googlescar your eyeballs so early on your planet
This blind is from TWO MONTHS ago, before the videos were leaked, so to those (Tiger) who think this was a PR move, not the case.
Justin is actually pretty generous with his time, and does a lot of things under the radar (especially where kids are concerned), with little to no publicity. I'd cut him some slack.ReplyCancel
Oooh, what's the drama now? Can someone fill me in, please?ReplyCancel
….But after he allegedly egged his neighbor's house and street raced in Miami and visited brothels in Latin America and assaulted photographers in Canada and drove recklessly through his neighborhood and…
(Obviously the Miami incident isn't covered by the 2013 tax year filing but the "leak" of the info is)ReplyCancel
If his mommy needs to keep track of and remind him to take his daily medications, his mommy probably needs to keep track of and make those charity donations too.
Awesome if people who needed the help got it, but I don't give Beiber any credit for that. Credit goes to his money manager and tax accountant. Excellent write-off and good PR to have in your pocket and pull out when needed.
Now, visiting sick kids personally to cheer them up? That I will definitely give him props for and will never snark about.ReplyCancel
another fabricated blind trying to repair his image…how stupid do they thing we are.ReplyCancel
@AJ I live in Kings territory and am cheering for the Rangers. Agoraphobia is beneficial when watching games like this; I can yell trash talk at the Kings without getting into altercations. Since the Xanax isn't working we're trying positive thinking lol. I don't know if I'm doing it right.ReplyCancel
Hmmm…a hooked named
(sweet) Charity and the Justin 'The Scrote' Bieber being a Big Spender can only mean it's time to roll out the obvious.


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Rob Ryan has been released as the Cowboys defensive coordinator.
"I have no sour grapes,'' Ryan said. "I know I did a hell of a job. I will find another spot.''
Ryan is the second coach to be let go in the past 24 hours. Running backs coach Skip Peete was informed on Monday he would no longer be a part of the Cowboys staff.
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Add bold color to your workout attire all year long in the women's In Season TR 2 cross training shoe from Nike! This lightweight shoe features a sparkle swoosh logo on the side panels and will keep your feet comfy with it's thick memory foam footbed.
- Breathable stretch mesh upper with synthetic overlays for lightweight support
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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
The Emery County board of Commissioners held a public hearing to receive comments regarding the issuance of revenue bonds by the Castle Valley Special Service District for constructing water system improvements which include the installation of new automated water meters. Castle Valley Special Service District Manager Jacob Sharp reported the water meters are something the cities have wanted and worked towards for several years. This will free up time for city workers and make the meter reading process easier. Water meter reading stops during the winter months and this new process will enable the workers to read throughout the winter. An antenna will be attached to each new meter and the meters can be read without leaving the vehicle. One problem in the past is if a customer has a leak it isn't discovered until spring and by then the water bills have piled up through the winter. Any changes in water consumption will be detected and the customer can be alerted.
Instead of having each city approach the CIB individually the project was pursued by the CVSSD. The CIB denied the request for grant money for the project but they agreed to a 0 percent loan for the district. Two bonds are being issued one for $381,000 general obligation bond and $382,000 for another bond which will be paid for with the water rate increase to those users in the district.
Sharp said a public hearing on the rate increase was held in June and the increase was advertised as required by law.
The billing method will stay the same with billing for 1,000 gallons of water used. The meter will also store water usage data back 40 days. It can also detect leaks and send a leak warning back to the meter reader. "There are some neat features. The meters are similar to what the power company just did," said Sharp.
The bonds were approved.
The commissioners reported there is an opening on the aging advisory council and the position will be advertised for the representative who should be from the Ferron, Clawson or Emery area.
Josh McKell and Ryan Hatch from the Utah Local Government Trust presented information concerning their rates and coverage options for the county to the commission.
The commission signed a 10 year contract with Four Corners Behavioral Health to provide mental health services in the county.
The commission approved an agreement between the Emery County Sheriff's Office and Fatpot Technologies for the license for software. Emery County Sheriff Greg Funk said this is the software that will allow a mobile office in each of the deputy vehicles.
The commission approved the upgrade for cell phones for the road department workers. There will be four phones.
Under citizen concerns Alfred Oliver spoke saying his ancestors helped to settle Emery County. It's been his dream to have his kids come back to Emery County. "The way you guys hit them was unfair. You can talk about the ACLU and inexperience, but it's not what you know but who you know," said Oliver.
Commissioner Horrocks thanked him for his comments.
Val Payne spoke under citizen concerns regarding the decision record by the BLM issued for the abandoned mines on the San Rafael. He feels the document is inadequate. The agencies don't cut anyone any slack for projects going through the NEPA process so they should hold themselves to the same standards in the evaluation process. In the analysis of significance of impacts they list the closure of the mines as a public safety benefit, and list the mines as detriments to public safety. Payne wondered where the documentation is for the public safety risks to the public. The BLM themselves failed to comply with NEPA. In the public comments people spoke against the mine closures, but the BLM is going ahead with them.
The decisions record also says that there are mine openings close to I-70 which makes the risk higher, but that alone is an inadequate explanation and where is the risk assessment? One of the requirements of NEPA is to address levels of controversy. Payne said he has concerns with this process and feels the BLM has discounted the public's opinion. It's a disservice to Emery County and its historical values.
Commissioner Jeff Horrocks asked for other concerned citizens. Jody Christensen from the Green River Conservation District said there are delineator posts along North Long Street and it makes it hard for the farmers to drive their equipment along that road. Horrocks said the road department will look into the matter.
In the commission reports, James Nelson reported all three commissioners attended Utah Association of Counties training. They were trained on important issues concerning green belt, energy and public lands use.
Commissioner Laurie Pitchforth reported the meetings were informative and she also met with Gov. Gary Herbert and spoke with him on issues concerning Emery County.
Commissioner Horrocks reported he attended tourism coalition meetings concerning TRT and other related tourism taxes. The commissioners also met with Rep. Jason Chaffetz when he was in the Price area and they discussed mineral lease issues.


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England Beginning Research Series Lesson 1: Getting Started
This lesson will help you determine what you need to get started with English research. During the lesson, you will learn about the basic family history research process. You will learn about English jurisdictions, the three major record groups in England and how to utilize the websites to access records. Useful web links and printable forms are included in the lesson.
England Beginning Research Series Lesson 3: Understanding Civil Registration
Civil registration is the government's registration of births, marriages, and deaths (BMDs). This lesson you will help you to understand these records, the indexes and certificates online.
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During this lesson you will learn how Church of England registers of baptisms, marriages, and burials can help you research your English ancestors especially those born prior to 1837.


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Wes Welker in Denver: 'Hardest part was leaving Tom Brady'
Former Patriots wide receiver Wes Welker joined his new team in Denver Thursday, participating in a press conference at Sports Authority Field at Mile High after signing a two-year deal with the Broncos.
"He brings great experience playing in the playoffs," John Elway, the Broncos' executive vice president of football operations, said to open the session. "There are just so many things that makes this right for us... he's a tremendous fit for us."
Welker was enthusiastic about joining Peyton Manning in Denver.
"Definitely excited about the opportunity," Welker said. "Definitely like to thank New England for the six years there and all the the trust and everything they put in me and the opportunities I got but I'm looking forward to being a Denver Bronco and really trying to help this team win and getting to play with Peyton [Manning] and a good group of receivers, and a good offense, and definitely looking forward to it."
Welker spoke about leaving New England, where he was long a fan favorite.
"As free agency went on, you kind of got the feeling that, start looking for other opportunities," Welker said. "Denver I felt would be a great fit for me with their offense and how they run things, and everything else, so it worked out."
Welker was asked if he thought there was a good chance he would stay with the Patriots after Tom Brady restructured his contract, thus creating more cap space to re-sign the slot receiver.
"You never know with those deals," Welker said. "You just try not to think about it too much, you just try to focus on you, and for me it's just working out and getting ready for the next year and not really trying to worry about all that."
Welker was asked what made the Broncos so attractive to him.
"I think they have a great quarterback, they have a great team," Welker said. "They went 14-2 last year [13-3 actually]. They're a great team, and I want to win. I felt like it was a good opportunity for me."
He was asked how difficult it was to part ways with Brady.
"Yeah, that was definitely probably the hardest part was leaving Tom," Welker said. "He's a great competitor, a great player, a great friend, across the board, so I wish the best to him."
"For me, it was really probably two teams I was very interested in playing for," Welker added. "This was definitely one of them. I was just excited about the opportunity, and really looking forward to it."
Welker said he tried to sell Elway on his services.
"I was probably the one pitching to him," Welker said. "Trying to make this happen and everything else. Finally, we were able to get together and get a deal done.
"I want to win. That above everything, and we figure out the money part, and all that stuff later, and winning was a big thing for me."
Welker was asked if he felt underappreciated or undervalued in New England after six record-setting seasons with the Patriots.
"I think that's all relative," Welker said. "I'm a Denver Bronco now, and I'm excited about it and I'm really not looking in the past on it, just looking forward."
Welker was asked about the differences between playoff football and regular-season football, something Elway alluded to in his opening remarks.
"It's a completely different ballgame," Welker said. "It's a completely different season, and you're out there, the hits are a little harder, the throws are a little tighter, and everybody's laying it on the line every single week and you got to make sure you're up for that challenge and ready to go."
Welker said he's texted Manning a few times and he's excited to start working with the Hall of Fame-bound quarterback.
Welker was asked if he's heard from Bill Belichick since deciding to leave the Patriots.
"No, I mean, we talked and stuff through the process," Welker said. "We wish each other the best and everything else and everything was on good terms."
Welker was asked again by a New England-based reporter if any lingering friction between him and the Patriots coach led to his exit.
"I feel like everything was good," Welker said. "I think any time you're a competitor, you're going to clash at times but overall we've always had a great relationship and everything's on good terms and I have no ill feelings or anything else. I thank the fans there and everything else and I look forward to bringing my same style of play here to Denver and trying to help this team win."


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Michelle Grattan reports from Canberra each weekday on Breakfast. Counterpoint and Late Night Live dip into all sides of political commentary and, if it's serious news, it'll be discussed all over RN from RN Drive to Sunday Extra.
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The School of Nursing at IU South Bend offers both undergraduate and graduate programs. Our undergraduate degree programs are designed for both those looking to enter the nursing profession with a four year degree and those who already hold an undergraduate degree looking to further their education. Our graduate degree—Master of Science in Nursing—prepares its graduates for leadership roles in advanced nursing practice as Family Nurse Practitioners.
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The mission of the Indiana University South Bend School of Nursing is to prepare holistic, caring, ethical professional nurses who respect the uniqueness of each individual and who provide safe, competent healthcare to meet the needs of the individual, family, and community. These professional nurses function from a critically evaluated evidence-base as respected members of cohesive healthcare teams.


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ARLINGTON, Texas -- Los Angeles Angels center fielder Josh Hamilton said Friday he expects to be booed during the Texas Rangers' home-opener pregame introductions, but still refuses to back down on his comments about Dallas being a football town.
"This football town thing has been an absolute nightmare,'' Hamilton said. "I'm not going to take back anything I said. I don't say anything to hurt people intentionally.''
NIGHTENGALE: Hamilton returns for some Lone Star Hate
Hamilton, speaking for 15 minutes in a press conference on his return to Texas for the first time since signing a five-year, $125 million free-agent contract with the Angels, said he never imagined that his spring-training comments would draw so much attention.
"It's one of those things where Texas, especially Dallas, has always been a football town,'' Hamilton said to a Dallas TV station this spring. "So the good with the bad is they're supportive, but they also got a little spoiled at the same time, pretty quickly.''
Hamilton said Friday: "They always know I speak the truth.''
Hamilton, who spent the last five years in Texas, says he still remembers his first year when crowds dwindled to 10,000 in the month of September during the Rangers' game.
He asked teammate Marlon Byrd where all of the fans were, and Byrd's response: "It's high school football season.''
Still, Hamilton concedes that the Rangers have never been so popular, eclipsing 3 million fans last year, and winning back-to-back pennants and earning three consecutive postseason berths.
"I had a great run in Texas, a great five years,'' Hamilton says, "and I'll never forget it. The fans were great. It was fun to be part of and help the fan base grow.''
Yet, with his late-season struggles last year, striking out 20 times in his last 46 at-bats, he'll also remember being vociferously booed in his final game.
"They booed me here,'' Hamilton said, "so I don't expect anything less, especially playing for the Angels.
"I heard worse thing said. By 12-year-old kids. I don't expect anything different. People know my family, and they'll be here, so I hope they respect that.''
Yet, he even prepared his kids for the onslaught of boos today during breakfast, telling them not to take it personally.
"If you get booed Dad,'' Hamilton said that his kids told him, "so what, we'll cheer for you.''


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Although protractors began to appear in practical geometry textbooks in the 18th century, it was not until the turn of the 20th century that they were used systematically in mathematics teaching in American schools. Some protractors were small and inexpensive, intended for purchase and use by individual students. These might be made from new materials, such as plastic. Other protractors for educational use were oversized, designed for teachers to provide demonstrations of concepts at the blackboard. Two protractors in the collection were manufactured in Japan and displayed at the 1876 World's Fair to help demonstrate the modernization of education in that nation.
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Sterling 544 Protractor and Drawing Instrument
- Description
- This clear plastic semicircular protractor is contained within an irregularly shaped piece of plastic that features a French curve at the top, two triangles (of 60° and 45°) on the sides, and a 5-1/2" scale along the bottom.
- The scale is divided to 16ths of an inch and is marked by single inches from 1" to 5". The protractor is divided to single degrees and marked by tens from 10° to 90° to 170° and from 170° to 90° to 10°. A semicircular slot separates the protractor from the French curve. Cut-out stencils for six circles range in diameter from 1/8" to 7/16". Also included are two slots for drawing angles of 30° and 45° and templates for an equilateral hexagon and two closed curves. On the curve the object is marked: SP [/] PROTRACTOR – FRENCH CURVE – TRIANGLES – RULER – CIRCLE GAUGES. Between the protractor and scale, the object is marked: MADE IN U.S.A.; 2; STERLING 544. The markings were stamped in black but are wearing off.
- Sterling Plastics was operated by George and Mary Staab in Mountainside, N. J., through the late 1960s. It was a division of Borden Chemical Company in the 1970s and 1980s, during which time this object was called the 7-IN-1 Protractor. For other products of Sterling Plastics, see slide rule 1988.0807.01 and adding machine MA*335327. James J. Williams gave this protractor to the Smithsonian.
- Reference: Toxic Substances Control Act: Trademarks and Product Names Reported in Conjunction with the Chemical Substance Initial Inventory (Washington, D.C.: United States Environmental Protection Agency, 1979), 90.
- Location
- Currently not on view
- date made
- ca 1975
- maker
- Sterling Plastics
- ID Number
- 1998.3104.01
- nonaccession number
- 1998.3104
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- 1998.3104.01
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SAN ANTONIO (AP) -- Crystal Langhorne scored 14 points and the Washington Mystics recovered after blowing a 14-point lead to beat the San Antonio Silver Stars 83-73 on Friday night.
Ivory Latta had 12 points, Matee Ajavon added 11 and Tierra Ruffin-Pratt scored 10 for Washington (7-7), which has won three of four.
''Awesome win,'' Latta said. ''It was a great team effort. Players off the bench came in and did what they were supposed to do. We believe in everybody, and thank God we got the job done.''
Jia Perkins scored 22 points, Shenise Johnson added 15 and Danielle Adams 14 for San Antonio (4-9). The Silver Stars have lost four of five and eight of 10.
Already without Sophia Young (knee), San Antonio was playing its first home game since losing Becky Hammon for the season to a torn left ACL and it was apparent her scoring was missed.
''We are what we are,'' Silver Stars coach Dan Hughes said. ''You know, we have not taken care of what we need to take care of, so it really has nothing to do with the errors, but with the consistency of this group. That is what this is really about.''
The Mystics' bench outscored the Silver Stars' reserves 31-22, including 17-8 in the second half.
''Our starters did a terrible job to start the third quarter so I got them out,'' Washington coach Mike Thibault said. ''And they can sit over there and watch and let our bench play - and our bench was great tonight, just absolutely great.''
Washington was 9 for 17 from the field and 7 for 9 on free throws in taking a 49-36 lead at the half.
After dominating the second quarter, the Mystics completely unraveled in the third despite the pleas of Thibault, the WNBA career leader in victories. Washington had eight turnovers in the quarter, enabling San Antonio to eliminate a 14-point deficit.
''What I got upset about in the third quarter is we started walking it up again,'' Thibault said. ''You can't do that with a lead. Teams are too good in this league that they can get right back in the game. Leads evaporate quickly.''
Perkins' layup with 2:19 left in the quarter capped a 15-2 run that gave San Antonio a 57-56 lead, its first since midway through the first quarter. Perkins, who had a pair of 3-pointers to spark the run, had 12 points in the period.
Washington attacked the paint continuously early, resulting in the team going 27 for 33 on free throws compared to just 10 of 13 for San Antonio.
''They do a lot of switching and we tried to make them pay for it,'' Thibault said. ''Attack the post when they switched out. Everybody has a different style of defense; we just wanted to see if we could get them on their heels a little bit.''