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Spelling. It can be easy, it can be difficult and it can be frustrating. School spelling bee winners gathered at the district spelling bee at Emery High on Feb. 8 to experience all these emotions as they battled for the chance to go to the regional spelling bee to be held at Green River High School this year on March 8.
The winner of the regional spelling bee will go to Washington D.C. to participate at the National Spelling Bee the end of May.
To qualify for the district spelling bee you must place in the top three in your school. All the local elementary schools as well as the junior highs sent representatives. Emery High principal Larry Davis was the pronouncer for the event with Gwen Callahan and Jared Black acting as judges.
Davis called each student up to the microphone to spell their last names in the practice round. Each round consists of one word spelled for each contestant. The words come from the Scripps word list and the Webster dictionary. Davis explained the rules for the contest. Some words sound the same and are spelled differently. The speller can ask for a word to be repeated, they can ask for an alternate pronunciation, word origin and which part of speech the word is. They can also ask for the word to be used in a sentence. The spelling bee was taped in case there was any questions about how a word was spelled or pronounced. Once a speller begins a word, if he is to stop, then he must proceed and spell the word in the same order he started.
If a word is capitalized then the speller must say capital and then begin to spell the word. A speller will not be disqualified if they do not say capital before spelling the word. After the end of each round any speller who spelled their word incorrectly took their seat in the audience.
The spelling bee ended after 10 rounds and Tyrell Shumway from Green River High School was crowned the top speller of the day. Second place went to Ferron Elementary student Riata Christiansen and Aubree Justice from Ferron Elementary came in third. Shumway spelled the word gunny sack as his winning word. His other words were syllable, fedora, carnage, ensemble, stroganoff, tutelage, debris, polenta and sultan.
First round words included: pursuit, juvenile, ecstatic, gourmet, jubilant, disappoint, elegant, condiment, leisure, desperately, accrued, brochure, serenade, allocation, technician, frivolous and emphasize. Round two words included: matrimony, siege, feign, whimsical, ecosystem, compromise, inflammable, correspondence, hospice, surrealist. Round three: epilepsy, philosophize, dilemma, incidental, leniency, fluoride: Round four: auditorium, controversy, cellophane, mezzanine, and extemporaneous: Round five: cholera, extraordinarily, behemoth, carbohydrates, pituitary: Round six: afghan, scythe: Round seven: jambalaya, mortgage, debris and retrospect. Round eight: circumlocution, polenta and cartilage; round nine: vehemence and sultan.
This year's spelling bee school winners included: Book Cliff Elementary, fourth grade-Noemi Petit, fifth grade-Shelby Jones, sixth grade-Daniela Mendez.
Castle Dale Elementary-fourth grade-Jace Jorgensen, fifth grade-Bailey Huggard, sixth grade-Brinn Beckstead.
Cleveland Elementary; fourth grade-Hailey Jo Allred, fifth grade-Tiana Jensen, sixth grade-Jayla Weston.
Ferron Elementary; fourth grade-Brynne Urie, fifth grade-Aubree Justice, sixth grade-Riata Christiansen.
Huntington Elementary; fourth grade-Jayce Rudd, fifth grade-Ambree Bennett, sixth grade-Allen Durrant.
Canyon View Junior High; seventh grade-Laicee Kenner, eighth grade-Adria Pattillo.
Cottonwood Elementary; fourth grade-John Donaldson, fifth grade-Brodie Tuttle, sixth grade-Danyale Service.
San Rafael Junior High- seventh grade-Brettlyn Tuttle, eighth grade-Braydon Roberts. Green River High-seventh grade-Randi Hatfield, eighth grade-Tyrell Shumway.


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"I applaud Leonard's devoted service to the State, particularly his leadership on improving rural economies," Governor Gary R. Herbert said. "There is no one who represents Utah agriculture with more energy or heart, and very few know rural Utah as well as Leonard. His enthusiasm will be missed."
"I feel extremely fortunate to have served Utah's agriculture community and worked with some of the most dedicated farmers and ranchers in the state. I am also honored to have led a corps of dedicated and passionate state employees. With the assistance and guidance of Governors Herbert and Huntsman, we have advanced several initiatives to enhance the economy of rural Utah while caring for the environment," said Blackham.
In the past nine years Commissioner Blackham has initiated various timely programs, including the Grazing Improvement Program to promote sustainable livestock grazing; the Invasive Species Program that launched the War on Weeds; the Agriculture Certification of Environmental Stewardship that acknowledges farmers' and ranchers' care for the land; and the eradication of the highly destructive Japanese beetle in Utah County. Most recently, Blackham was tasked by Governor Herbert to chair the Catastrophic Wildfire Reduction Steering Committee.
Created in 1921, the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food (UDAF) is one of the oldest Utah agencies and oversees dozens of legislatively mandated programs that promote the healthy growth of Utah agriculture, conserve our natural resources and protect our food supply. UDAF inspects the State's 4,000 retail outlets and food processing plants for food quality and safety, and correct item pricing. The Department's Utah's Own program works to reconnect consumers with their food supply and promotes the benefits of Utah's locally grown and processed foods. The Department also protects animal health and the State's $1 billion livestock industry as well as guards against invasive plant and insect species.


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High-Frequency Trading, Stock Volatility, and Price Discovery
Frank Zhang
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December 2010
High-frequency trading has become a dominant force in the U.S. capital market, accounting for over 70% of dollar trading volume. This study examines the implication of high-frequency trading for stock price volatility and price discovery. I find that high-frequency trading is positively correlated with stock price volatility after controlling for firm fundamental volatility and other exogenous determinants of volatility. The positive correlation is stronger among the top 3,000 stocks in market capitalization and among stocks with high institutional holdings. The positive correlation is also stronger during periods of high market uncertainty. Furthermore, I find that high-frequency trading is negatively related to the market's ability to incorporate information about firm fundamentals into asset prices. Stock prices tend to overreact to fundamental news when high-frequency trading is at a high volume. Overall, this paper demonstrates that high-frequency trading may potentially have some harmful effects for the U.S. capital market.
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Keywords: High-frequency trading, trading volume, volatility, return, price discovery
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Open Security Council Debate
"The promotion and strengthening of the rule of law in the maintenance of international peace and security"
H.E. Karel J.G. van Oosterom
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Madam President,
Thank you for organizing this important debate on the promotion and strengthening of the rule of law in the maintenance of international peace and security. The concept note by Lithuania explores in an excellent way the challenges and opportunities in the field of rule of law.
The Netherlands aligns itself with the statement made by the EU. Allow me to also make a few remarks in a national capacity.
Promoting international law is dear to our hearts. Respect for the rule of law is an essential condition for peace and stability and lasting economic development. It is inextricably linked to the protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms. As an open society and an open economy, the Netherlands depends on a strong international order. Our constitution even obligates our governments to promote the international legal order. In Europe, we have traded the rule of the strongest for the rule of law, as Minister Timmermans said today.
Madam President,
Allow me to make three points, on the links between rule of law, development, and peace and security. In general, rule of law has an international and a national dimension.
International law is complementary to national law.
International institutions can assist national governments in many ways. One example is the Venice Commission of the Council of Europe, which recently advised the government of Tunisia on its new Constitution, one that is now seen as an example for the region.
International legal institutions, such as the various courts and tribunals in The Hague, can make positive contributions to prevent conflicts, strengthen the rule of law and combat impunity by holding to account those who perpetrated or condoned heinous crimes. The Netherlands strongly believes that the Security Council should refer the current mass atrocities in Syria to the ICC. In general, Security Council interaction with the ICC must be improved. The international legal order will also be strengthened if all member states accept the compulsory jurisdiction of the Court of Justice. This ought to be complementary to efforts under national law. States have a fundamental responsibility to pursue the rule of law towards everyone within their jurisdiction.
Rule of law is essential for sustainable development.
There is increasing international consensus that security and rule of law are important development outcomes in their own right and critical building blocks for sustainable development and inclusive economic growth. The Netherlands, jointly with the UK and Australia, stated its position clearly two weeks ago in the Open Working Group: "In the post-2015 framework, we want to see goals and targets on governance and the rule of law, peace, safety and justice for all".
Peace and inclusive and effective institutions require the leadership and ownership of the countries involved, supported by the UN upon request. This can only be achieved through the acceptance, involvement, and participation of citizens and communities. Women especially, are drivers of development, if they have the opportunity to make their voice heard and have access to state and judicial services.
Countries without a functioning system which guarantees rule of law will be unable to reach development goals. Because investors will be hesitant if uncertainty exists that their investments are protected, and because talented individuals driven by the desire to enjoy basic human rights are tempted to resort to migration. Just two examples of rational behavior resulting in diminished economic growth.
Bilateral efforts must complement multilateral efforts. One of the four pillars of Dutch development cooperation is security and the rule of law. Within this policy, we focus not so much on bricks and mortar but more on the mentality behind this hardware. For example, in Rwanda, the Netherlands supports the one-stop-centers for victims of sexual violence and the establishment of legal aid mechanisms. In Uganda we assist with the collaboration of all the partners within the justice, law and order sector, including civil society, focused on improving service delivery to citizen.
A one size fits all approach does not apply: the differences between states in the field of security and rule of law require tailor-made support.
A comprehensive approach is needed, especially in post-conflict situations.
The High Level Meeting on the Rule of Law, which took place in September 2012, was the first UN summit of its kind. It meant an important step forward, but much remains to be done. The declaration that was adopted at the High Level Meeting asked for greater coordination and coherence among the UN entities and with donors and recipients, to improve the effectiveness of rule of law capacity-building activities in countries.
The Netherlands has for many years supported the UN engagement on rule of law, through UNDP, DPKO and the Peacebuilding Fund. We support the decision of the SG to appoint DPKO and UNDP as focal points for police, justice and corrections activities and urge all involved to continue strengthening the implementation of this initiative, as requested by UN missions and offices in the field.
To ensure growth and development, rule of law is especially essential for states coming out of conflict. We need to address the causes of conflict and fragility to break the cycle and make development possible. Let me give you the example of Ethiopia, where access to improved water quadrupled after the war ended. Mozambique more than tripled its primary education completion rate in just eight years. Primary education enrolment in Rwanda increased from 75% to 96% between 2006 and 2011.
But it only works if a coordinated and comprehensive strategy is in place early on, to which bilateral and multilateral actors are truly committed. National ownership and vision must guide this to meet the expectations and to keep the momentum and credibility of the process. One such example is the Afghanistan province of Kunduz, where The Netherlands enacted a program to strengthen the police, prosecutor's office and lawyers, and rights awareness building for citizens.
Mr. President,
To conclude, let me underline the relevance of rule of law for the people we represent here at the UN. As the Dutch philosopher Spinoza said: "The goal of the state is actually freedom".
For citizens worldwide, the rule of law, safety and justice are crucial to guarantee freedom, to achieve lasting prosperity and to prevent violence and conflict from taking hold. Country leadership and ownership is essential, and where needed, the international community should stand ready with coordinated and long-term assistance. The Netherlands is and will continue to be your partner in this respect, for peace, justice and development.


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- This is the latest in a series of posts about the unfolding of the Norwich shroud, a joint project between the British Museum and Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery
Well, this will be the final blog entry for the Norwich shroud and what a way we've come over the past few months
As the project got underway, one highlight followed another. The first was the initial unrolling, when we watched the small and crumpled scrap unfurl to become a good-sized fragment of shroud. Then we saw that it had not merely a few columns of text but, rather, was filled with it – an epigrapher's dream.
Then came the cartouche of Menkaure, which sent us all into paroxysms of delight. No sooner had we come to terms with this when we discovered the name of the shroud's owner – a certain Ipu, daughter of Mutresti.
Yet there was more to come.
We found that other fragments of her shroud existed at Cairo Museum. This was a key moment as it significantly increased what we would be able to learn about the Norwich portion. For instance, from that stemmed the very distinct possibility that the shroud came from the Royal Cache of 1881.
Had we written the script for the Norwich shroud project we couldn't have devised anything more – or even as – wondrous as that. But with the shroud's rarity comes a responsibility – not only to ensure that it is preserved and made accessible for future generations but also that we continue to study it and set it within the wider context of the religious and funerary practices of the ancient Egyptians.
Some of this work has already begun. The shroud is now stabilized; having been mounted on a fabric-lined board and secured with a semi-transparent net stitched over it. This has meant that it can be stored and studied safely, and even be displayed and loaned.
We've also worked to publicise the shroud as widely as possible – through this blog and through two study days reporting the findings of the project. The shroud has now returned to Norwich, and in the long-term, it's hoped that it'll be exhibited at Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery as the focus of a temporary exhibition.
Still to come are a couple of articles in various publications, and these are currently being written by several of us in the project team. But this, we hope, is only a start.
The Egyptological community is beginning to hear about the shroud and curiosity is being roused. In particular, members of the Totenbuch Projekt, based at Bonn, are keen to see the shroud and to study it.
This is very good news because they will bring their high level of expertise to the endeavour and will publish it further. Through such publication the shroud will find its place in the small corpus of such artefacts and will play its part in adding to our knowledge about the religious practices of the ancient Egyptians.
So, one phase is ending but another is beginning.
Much of what has been achieved has been thanks to Partnership UK – a scheme which made it possible for curators, conservators and scientists from the British Museum and the Norfolk Museums and Archaeology Service to share their skills and professional knowledge.
And thanks, of course, to all those who have followed the blog over these past few months.
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PRICE, Utah - Beven Guy Young, our loving and devoted husband, father and friend passed away on October 5, 2012, in Price, Utah. He was born November 8, 1931, in Huntington, Utah, to Guy L. Young and Mabel Leonard.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday, October 10, 2012, at 11:00 a.m., at the Price 5th Ward Building, 545 East 400 North, Price, Utah. Friends may call at Fausett Mortuary 680 East 100 South, Price, Tuesday evening from 6:00-7:00 p.m. and at the church Wednesday from 9:30-10:30 a.m. prior to the services. Interment will be in the Cliffview Cemetery in Price. Family and friends may sigh the guest book and share memories of Beven at www.fausettmortuary.com.


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The terms of a lawsuit could impact the murder case against the man who killed Trayvon Martin in Florida, the suspect's attorneys say.
The attorney for the man accused of murdering Trayvon Martin wants details about a wrongful-death settlement — which could have paid $1 million or more — given to the late teen's parents.
George Zimmerman, who is facing a charge of second-degree murder, has a right to know how much money the homeowners association where he lived and the shooting took place gave Trayvon's parents, his attorney says in a motion filed Thursday.
An attorney for the teen's parents filed the settlement last week, requested it be sealed, and maintains that the agreement is irrelevant to the criminal case against Zimmerman.
"Zimmerman's Sixth Amendment rights to properly confront witnesses outweighs any protection afforded to a private, non-litigation confidential settlement agreement," Mark O'Mara, Zimmerman's lawyer, said in his motion.
He added that Twin Lakes Homeowners Association offered the teen's family more than $1 million but they declined the offer. As a result, it's likely that Trayvon's parents received a more than $1 million settlement, "evidence of a financial interest by certain witnesses," O'Mara said.
Zimmerman, a neighborhood watch volunteer, shot Trayvon, 17, on Feb. 26, 2012, in Retreat VIew Circle, a gated Sanford, Fla. community. Trayvon's family argues the young man was targeted and murdered. Zimmerman says he shot Trayvon in self-defense after being attacked.
Benjamin Crump, an attorney for Trayvon Martin's parents, said the details of the wrongful-death settlement are irrelevant and that O'Mara is simply trying to divert attention away from the facts of the criminal case.
"They are trying to keep the attention off of the night George Zimmerman profiled, pursued, and killed Trayvon Martin," Crump said. "The parents entered into a confidential settlement, with confidential parties for a confidential sum... It has no bearing on the criminal matter."
O'Mara argues however that Trayvon's father, Tracy Martin, and mother, Sybrina Fulton, could be biased witnesses as a result of the money they have received.
In his motion, O'Mara points to a police statement that says Tracy Martin originally denied that a voice heard screaming for help on a 911 call the night of the shooting was that of his son, then later changed his story.
Crump contended Thursday that voice experts will be able to deal with such issues and that neither parents were present during the most important part of the night, the shooting.
"All entities involved decided it would be best if this matter was confidential," he reiterated of the settlement.
Meanwhile, O'Mara says he has not received a copy of the agreement and wants the court to unseal it.


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Rutgers 28, Arkansas 24: Gary Nova threw touchdown passes of 33 and 4 yards to Leonte Carroo in the final 9:55, and the Scarlet Knights (3-1) beat the Razorbacks (3-1) at Piscataway, N.J.
Cincinnati 14, Miami (O.) 0: Hosey Williams' 1-yard TD run broke a scoreless tie with 4:55 to go, and the self-destructive Bearcats (3-1) beat the RedHawks (0-3) at Oxford, Ohio.
Memphis 31, Arkansas St. 7: Marquis Warford rushed for 173 yards and a touchdown, Brandon Hayes added 114 yards and another score as the Tigers (1-2) beat the Red Wolves (2-2) at Memphis, Tenn.
Georgia Tech 28, North Carolina 20: David Sims ran for 99 yards and two touchdowns, and the Yellow Jackets (3-0, 2-0 ACC) recovered after the Tar Heels (1-2, 0-1) scored the first two touchdowns at Atlanta.
Wake Forest 25, Army 11: Josh Harris rushed for 96 yards and two second-half touchdowns, Michael Campanaro had a 66-yard scoring catch, and the Demon Deacons (2-2) beat the Black Knights (1-3) at West Point, N.Y.
Virginia Tech 29, Marshall 21 (3OT): Logan Thomas ran 2 yards for a touchdown and then ran for the 2-point conversion in the third overtime as the Hokies (3-1) overcame a sloppy performance to beat the Thundering Herd (2-2) at Blacksburg, Va.
Syracuse 52, Tulane 17: Terrel Hunt, making his first career start, threw for four touchdowns and ran for another to help the Orange (2-2) rout the Green Wave (2-2) at Syracuse, N.Y.
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Skip to comments.Romney doesnt grasp minorities right to vote for Obama (LIBERALS CONTINUE TO OINK AND GLOAT)
Posted on 11/16/2012 10:37:52 AM PST by Chi-townChief
When the election was finally over, and Barack Obama had been re-elected despite the bad economy and other strikes against him, there was a single quiet moment where the question was raised: What would the Republicans learn from their defeat? How, chastened, would they return to the national stage, humbled but committed to fix our common problems?
Ah, hahahahaha . . .
In the afterglow of Obamas victory, Ayman al-Zawahiri, Ayatollah Khamenei, Vladimir Putin and Chris Matthews, as well as millions of pot-heads, sodomites, pro-aborts and all common moochers, are sharing a collective thrill, wrote Joel Richardson, in his A Christian Response to Obama Victory. The American people by a clear majority have rejected fiscal responsibility, energy independence, national security, border security, traditional family values, and worst of all, standing with the most defenseless and innocent among us. Barack Obamas re-election is a complete political, economic, moral, social and spiritual catastrophe.
Now Richardson, author of The Islamic Antichrist, is an obscure fundamentalist ranter well, as obscure as a person can be and still pop up on Fox News to share his insight. And it is unfair to seize the most extreme voice in a group and pretend it represents the whole. We cant let a fringe crank speak for the mainstream of the defeated party. So lets let the presidential candidate himself, Mitt Romney, interpret his defeat:
The presidents campaign focused on giving targeted groups a big gift, Romney said on Wednesday, in a phone call to some of the donors who gave nearly $1 billion to his campaign, adding the president was very generous to blacks, Latinos and women; the gifts, including health coverage in perpetuity, were highly motivational to voters.
Points for consistency in July, Romney told the NAACP, of all people, that a vote for Obama was a vote for more free stuff.
I would draw a red circle around Richardsons all common moochers and connect it to Romneys polite giving targeted groups a big gift and more free stuff lines and suggest they represent the same idea.
But maybe Romney was misspeaking, again, the way he says he did when he called 47 percent of Americans parasites (not to be confused with wealthy people who will lose all desire to work or earn money, the theory goes, should the tax rate go up, even a little).
What about his running mate, Paul Ryan? Why does he think his ticket lost?
I think the surprise was some of the turnout, especially in the urban areas, which gave President Obama the big margin to win this race, he told a Wisconsin TV reporter.
Urban areas, in case you need to be told, is code used by those who cant force their mouths to form the words black folk.
Welcome to the post-election narrative that Republicans are now telling themselves: Obama was re-elected by minority freeloaders who want free stuff so much theyre willing to re-elect a socialist Muslim terrorist lazily flipping cards into a hat while American diplomats were killed in Libya.
The phone rang.
Ninety-six percent of blacks voted for Obama, a reader began. The actual number was 93 percent, but close enough, why hasnt the media reported that?
Fox News sure was muttering about demographics, I said, but that flew by, so I tried another tack. Blacks are 13 percent of the country, I said, when he paused. Obama could have gotten 100 percent of their vote and it wouldnt have gotten him elected.
But it put him over the top . . . the caller countered, and away he went again.
Funny. For hundreds of years, America tolerated heck, nurtured, built, defended the most elaborate superstructure of institutionalized racism known to human history. A solid 100 percent of white voters voted for the 100 percent white candidates for president between 1789 and 2004 because there wasnt a major black candidate to vote for.
And now that a black guy whom Republican revanchists despise won, again, suddenly theres something dubious about voting for the candidate of your own color. The GOP is like those Chicago firefighters who spent decades happily dwelling in racist firehouses, smashing the communal coffee mugs used by black firemen unlucky enough to be among them. Then suddenly, if someone attempts to correct all these years of racism, they abruptly discover fairness and collapse in a heap, sobbing about the injustice done them.
Black people are allowed to vote, right? I said, but my caller wasnt about to agree.
My point is, Obama and the Democrats shouldnt waste too much time waiting and hoping for Republicans to grasp what needs to happen in our country next, since they obviously have so much trouble simply wrapping their heads around what has already occurred. Its going to be a long four years.
If the win were legitimate, why are they behaving like this?
OK so if you are against Allen West then you are a racist.
They don't want to win. They want us to lose. They don't care about ending black poverty but they want to punish the rich so that everyone is down to their level.
Certainly blacks have the right to vote we all accept that.
The fact that they voted 93% for Obama only shows how stupidly they use that right.
White people fought to give them the right to vote, but they forget that.
Uh, I think he grasps it. If he didn't, he would be our next President. Romney did nothing to infringe their rights. Shut up already, you race hustlers.
"Its going to be a long four years."
Typical lazy assessment from a journolist clock-watcher. Wait till the Sun-Times has to reduce by 50, 60, 70%. Then listen to this bitch really bitch.
What's really funny is that the Chicago Firefighters Little Neil is crying about are 99% democRat.
That was possibly the LENGTHIEST review of a totally inconsequential book, DRUNKARD, that I've ever read.
But I did learn that he did his rehab at the same hospital
I myself was born at, Highland Park Hospital, 27 miles north
of Chicago. The Sun-Times piece reproduced here, is sadly, what passes for journalism these days. Steinberg I am sure will spend the next four years playing the same tough-guy
"newsman" in print, but may climb back on the wagon a year or so from now, when his boy Barack is in deep trouble, and maybe then he'll stop saying "Hey, get over it! WE WON!"
Its funny how indignation is reserved for Marxists.
When they lie, cheat and steal its all OK, 'cause they don't subscribe to outdated Christian ethics, and it s all about winning, right?
But CALL them on an obvious lie, or voter fraud, or voting for gimme's and they immediately puff up and become indignant.
The rats know that we will keep the country functioning by working twice as hard while they party on.
They are parasites and we are the host.
My solution would be to isolate the parasites first. If productive people begin to actively move out of blue states and into red states then they could begin to pass state legislation encouraging people to be responsible.
The blue states that are controlled by unions and moochy voters will begin to collapse from their own extravagance.
This is what is happening anyway, but it needs to be accelerate it before there is nothing to save.
When the blacks and Hispanics are 51%,guess where the little
Steinies are headed!
When the blacks and Hispanics are 51%,guess where the little
Steinies are headed!
Obviously we have exceeded that threshold with white progs putting the number over 50. It's one of the points of the article.
when the left lost two MASSIVE landslides against Reagan... what did THEY learn? what did THEY compromise on? what issue they THEY change to become more accepted?
nothing you say? that's what I thought.
They can vote how ever they choose if they don't mind demonstrating their stupidity and ignorance.
Just more proof that inside each outspoken leftist is a deeply disturbed individual.
Romney told the NAACP, of all people, that a vote for Obama was a vote for more free stuff.
nuff sed, you need not elaborate.
I don't give a hoot about the "race" of a voter. However, I do have a GREAT DEAL OF HEARTBURN over what I consider, Ghetto voters influencing an election.
I do not think that persons that are entirely dependent on the government (local, state, or federal) for their food and sustanance (I am not talking about pensions or social security) being able to vote.
I tired to explain this to my teenage son who wondered why this group (like in Philidelphia) would vote for Mr. Obama and continued unemployment instead of Mr. Romney where there might be a chance of economic turn around. What I told my son is that this class of ghetto dwellers is not now or ever going to be interested in "employment." All they care about is getting their government money...with NO strings attached (except that they do not work). Because they NEVER intend to get a job and EARN an income. They don't care if the the rest of the country suffers and cannot find work.....they will continue to get their government checks whether there is 1% or 15% unemployment.
When I explained it that way, he could understand. They don't expect (or care) Mr. Obama to help decrease the unemployment. They just expect him to keep feeding them and giving them toys. Bread and circuses!
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I have a friend who is a call-in radio psychologist. We have been carrying on an internet "affair" about the fantasies of chocolate. Oh, you thought this was going to be another one of those Tiger Wood confession's stories, didn't you?
This is my "Dear Doctor" letter for the day.
Dear Doc:
When I was a younger man I was a motion picture and television designer and director. I think most of the ladies liked me because of my artistic "talent" and "good looks" or it could have been because they thought I might be able to get them a part in one of my productions. Mind you, I never took advantage of the situation, but it was fun to fantasize about.
Today, as an older, more mature gentleman my thoughts have turned to food and my fantasies have turned to chocolate. You may think that I have thoughts of painting a beautiful Victoria Secret model with dark chocolate body paint or sharing a milk chocolate bath with some luscious babe, but for me these days it's about the aroma of this mysterious elixir that seems to drive everyone around me crazy.
You see, "I love the smell of 'Chocolate' in the morning." Borrowing the line (I believe he said "napalm") from Robert Duvall in "Apocalypse Now" that's the way I start my day each morning. This morning I was particularly tempted while starting up the milk chocolate tempering kettles to consume the entire batch. The smell was so overwhelming that I dipped a tasting spoon into the 100 pound pot and took a morning hit of our Prestige Milk Chocolate followed a few tablespoons blended with warm milk. This is so much more rewarding than a cup of hot cocoa—after all, it's Choclatique chocolate. Prestige Milk Chocolate is a special blend of only 5—ingredients cacao mass, cocoa butter, pure vanilla, sugar and real milk—not the powdered milk that most of the other chocolate companies use. What a wonderful, natural high… a hot, thick steamy milk chocolate beverage at 7:30 in the morning!
So, as you can see, my fantasies have turned from beautiful women (movie stars and models) to that of the rich, wonderful aroma (and taste) of freshly melted milk chocolate.
It's really tough to get old; is there any hope for me or am I forever hopeless?
Dear "Hopeless:"
I say this with my best bed-side manner. Age is simply a state of mind. You are only as old as you feel. Today's 60 is yesterday's 40. Okay, I have given you all the "feel good" clichés. What do you want me to tell you? It sucks to get old. Learn to live with it and enjoy your daily hit of chocolate—that may be all you get. And, believe me, you will enjoy it. Here's why:
Chocolate contains a variety of substances. These include:
- Sugar—some chocolates (as opposed to Cocoa) contain higher amounts of sugar than others.
- Theobromine—various theobromines are present. Theobromine is chemically similar to caffeine and is a light stimulus.
- Anandamide—an endogenous cannabinoid which is also naturally produced in the Human brain and gives you a sexy, feel good feeling.
- Tryptophan—an essential amino acid that is a precursor to Serotonin, an important neurotransmitter involved in regulating and elevating moods.
- Phenylethylamine—a Neurotransmitter from which amphetamine is derived. Often described as a 'love chemical.' It is quickly metabolised by monoamine oxidase, so it has little effect on the central nervous system, but sure makes you feel like you are falling in love.
All of these and another 300 chemical substances make you feel really great, sexy, energized, YOUNG and in love. So, who needs anything else when you can fantasize about chocolate?
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"She's young at heart and spirit so I think she'll really relate to the players well," head coach Laci Tompkins said. "But she just has a poise and professionalism about her that is very exceptional."
Johnson, who joins the Drovers after spending two years as a graduate assistant at Northwestern Oklahoma State, played for head coach Laci Tompkins at Redlands Community College before playing two seasons at Northwestern.
Johnson plans to continue with her masters program while coaching at USAO. She is just eight hours away from completing it.
"This is what I want to do, and this is going to help me get started with what I want to do," Johnson said. "I'm looking forward to helping Coach Tompkins build this program."
The position opened after former assistant coach Carey Phariss took the assistant coaching position at Northwestern in the summer. Phariss will coach there while earning his master's degree as well.
"I loved my time at USAO, but it was an opportunity I just couldn't pass up," Phariss said.
As a former graduate assistant, Johnson has experience with some of what being the assistant entails, including dealing with the camera, helping with practice and driving the team, she said. But it's the bigger aspects of the job, like the recruiting trips, she's most looking forward to in her new position.
"I know I need to be more enthusiastic at practice," she said. "If we as coaches are enthusiastic in practice, the girls will be too."
Tompkins said Johnson has already proven herself in her new position.
"She goes above and beyond in the job already creating new ideas and avenues to take things, and she just goes with it and adds to it," Tompkins said. "Those are some really great qualities I really appreciate in her."
After playing post at Redlands for Tompkins, Johnson transferred to Northwestern, originally to become a nurse. It quickly became clear she'd have to choose between basketball and nursing, and her choice was her sport. She graduated with a bachelor's in health and sports science in 2009.
Her ultimate goal is to become a head coach somewhere at the college level.
Johnson said she and Tompkins have the same philosophy when it comes to coaching.
"Not only do we have basketball in common, but we also want to make the players better people," Johnson said. "We want them to realize, yeah you're here to play basketball but your education is No. 1."
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Hezekiah is told he will die and pleads with the Lord; his life is lengthened fifteen years—The shadow goes back ten degrees on the sundial of Ahaz—Isaiah prophesies the Babylonian captivity of Judah.
1 In those days was
2 Then he turned his face to the wall, and prayed unto the Lord, saying,
3 I beseech thee, O Lord, remember now how I have walked before thee in truth and with a perfect heart, and have done that which is good in thy sight. And Hezekiah wept sore.
4 And it came to pass, afore Isaiah was gone out into the middle court, that the word of the Lord came to him, saying,
5 Turn again, and tell Hezekiah the captain of my people, Thus saith the Lord, the God of David thy father, I have heard thy prayer, I have seen thy tears: behold, I will
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7 And Isaiah said, Take a lump of figs. And they took and laid it on the boil, and he recovered.
8 ¶And Hezekiah said unto Isaiah, What shall be the
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The In-Between: Highly Pigmented (197), Buildable (114), Sheer (16), Luminous (7), Natural (1)
The Bad: Fall Out (61), Powdery (43), Hard To Apply (16), Fades (14), Creases (10), Hard To Blend (9), Chalky (8), Too Little Product (3), Emphasizes Pores (1)
29 Written Reviews
By M 2 weeks ago.
Applies great for me. My review is to note that on me, it definitely shows green - like a sheer light bright peridot - to gold, in the shift. It doesn't seem to show like that in the swatches, but it really does on me. (Nc25-ish) So much so, that if I re-use the brush or blend with the brush I used in this, I get a light green pearl sheen in the next color I use. This made the shade a bit less versatile for me although it is pretty.
By M 2 weeks ago.
I love the duochrome - it is an orangy peach on me, but then the shift is sheer hot pink, definitely two different shades. On me (NC25 ish) this is not a dark shade, and is fairly wearable. I love it on the lid, with a matte neutral in the crease, as if I use up into the crease, I feel I get an overly bright orange/pink eye look, for my comfort zone. The purpose of my review is to comment that I also use this eyeshadow as a blush/highlighter. I debated getting the Afterdark highlighter version, but decided to just use my Fireball shadow, and I am very happy with it. I just go lightly, and I enjoy the results. I also use Sin eyeshadow and X eyeshadow as highlighters on my cheeks, by the way. I have also dabbed Fireball eyeshadow over lipstick with my finger (two lipsticks that work well for me are Urban Decay Naked, and Revlon Sandalwood Beige) and love the resulting color... it's beautiful. I dab in center of bottom lip and smudge around a bit. On my skintone, doing this lip look, with a bit of Fireball as cheek highlighter, and eyelid shadow, is a super pretty look that wakes up my face and looks cheerful. I love when I can multiuse a product.
By Jennifer 2 months ago.
I like the richness of the color, but I noticed that it has an insane amount of fallout during wear. Not as much during application, but after a couple hours of wearing this shade (on the outer corners of my eyes) I found a lot of it had migrated to the bridge of my nose. Everything else about it was nice, but seriously, be mindful of the FALLOUT.
By Mariella 8 months ago.
Can I just say how much I LOVE this eyeshadow (especially paired with its palette-sister, Deeper)? I have this in the 15th Anniversary palette but I'm glad UD had the wisdom to make this stunner a permanent shade. It is a lovely golden bronze shade that is warm but doesn't lean at all red. I can't wear red-toned shadows and yet I really love warmer shades like this one, which is so flattering. It is creamy smooth and pigmented and just a dream to use which is another reason I'm glad it is permanent - I can use it freely without worrying about using it up and not being able to replace it. I just wish UD would get with the program and make shadows available in simple pan form so we could easily put them into our own palettes and not have to pay for packaging we don't even want.
By Mariella 10 months ago.
The colour pictured above is actually the shade "Anger", not Furious. If you look at both the packaging and the instruction card for this palette, you will see that "Furious" is the black shadow that shares a pan with "Anger" but the instructions clearly state to use this shimmery white shade as a highlighter and the black shade (Furious) to line. It seems that UD put the first run of these palettes together with the split pan placed incorrectly but they eventually did correct it. My palette has the split pan placed as it should be and as the outer box shows it and, more importantly, to be in line with their own instructions for recreating the Mrs. Mia Wallace "look". So, Anger (labelled here as "Furious") is a wonderful shimmery shade that is great for inner corners but I find it a bit too sparkly to use as a browbone highlight except for evening/parties, etc. Pigmentation and texture are SPECTACULAR.
By Mariella 1 year ago.
I initially got the Mariposa palette because I really, really wanted Mushroom but Wreckage has actually been the shade I've used the most in that palette (together with Skimp and Spotlight). It's a really wearable bronzy brown that isn't too dark and even though it has a lot of shimmer, it's not glittery and it applies really nicely. I'm not sure if UD has released this as a single since way back when it came out in Mariposa, but they really ought to, as it is such a flattering colour and not too red for folks like me who don't look great in really red-toned brown shadows.
By Mezena 1 year ago.
This colour seems just ok in the pan but a mess to use. Hard to blend, fallout, and no colour can qualify this eyeshadow.
By Mariella 2 years ago.
Money is such a gorgeous shade of icy green. It's cool and sort of "watery" looking, if that makes any sense and it is a terrific colour for hot summer days or night because the cool, silvery green-ness is looks so fresh and easy. I have this in 2 separate LE palettes and I'm glad it is now available as a single shadow as well.
By Mariella 2 years ago.
I've had Evidence since it came out in the 15th Anniversary Palette but I often forget about this palette and it's been tucked away, ignored, for some months. I just got it out today to use before going out for drinks with my son and a few of his friends and since I was going to be with a young crowd, I figured "what the heck". Evidence looks so amazing against brown eyes!!! While I wouldn't have gone quite so heavy or extreme in my daily life, I am so pleased with how this looks applied all around my eyes as a smoked out liner. Truly a stunning colour!
By Melonie 2 years ago.
I love this color. I'm obsessed with it. I use it wet. I love it. I had it in the fun palette. The palette finally expired on me so I'm about to repurchase this shade. I also replaced Sellout from that palette and its a staple color for me. These are great eyeshadows for me since I have sensitive eyes and I prefer wet application. These shadows become long-wear / "waterproof" after wet application. They are so far the only shadows I've found fully blendable while completely wet. Also I prefer mostly shimmer and their shimmer is just the right amount for every shade.
By Mariella 2 years ago.
I am more than a bit surprised by the low rating (C-) for this shadow from Naked2Basics as it is probably the shade I use most often. I love the coolness of the tone and the fact that it can be built up for more intensity but I don't need to worry about ending up with it being too dark after my first (often rushed and so sometimes heavy-handed) swipe of this. For a "naked" and "basic" shade, it is perfectly balanced in terms of pigmentation and "build-a-bility" for my needs.
By Mariella 2 years ago.
This is one of the shades I really liked in Vice3. I don't know if I got a bad one (I'm sure this can't really happen all that much with mass production like this) but I find this shadow a total pain in the neck to use. It just sticks in the brush and won't transfer at all to my eyelids. I press and push and brush and pick up more on the brush but still there is very little "pay-off". I've actually taken to using a fingertip to apply this - it's the only way I can get the lovely bronzey-brown shade onto my lid at all. I'm surprised that Christine found this to have intense colour payoff because my experience was exactly the opposite.
By Emilie 3 years ago.
Really not a fan of this shadow. I have it in my Ammo Palette and I find it pretty much useless. It's meant to be sheer and it really is when applied, overly so. It just kind of blends out to nothing. Plus, it leaves glitter all over my face even though it hardly seems to show up on my eyes... Ick. I used it once and haven't touched it since. One and a half stars because the color isn't unattractive, I just wish it worked. I hope I find some way to make it look good so it doesn't just sit there. Doesn't make the Ammo Palette not worth it, but purchasing it on its own would be a mistake in my opinion.
By Mariella 3 years ago.
I am surprised by just how much I love Strike and how beautifully it flatters my dark brown eyes. I thought it would be one of the colours that would go unused in the palette but I love pairing it with Derailed applied lightly for a daytime look or more heavily for an evening out look.
By Mariella 3 years ago.
I have this, of course, in the Vice2 palette but I sincerely hope that Urban Decay sees fit to release this as a single shadow as it is just a wonderful rich taupe with the most beautiful finish. Not that I've ever actually finished an eye shadow but I can see this being the first one to be finished in this palette and it would be good to be able to buy it on its own. Perfect colour!
By Mariella 4 years ago.
A large part of the reason I got the 15th Anniversary Palette (beyond the great value) was to get this colour which is a beautiful deep purple with a lush sheen. It leans more blue than red, so it works well for me and it's just beautiful. Pair it with a matte grey shadow and it's easy to wear/more work friendly but it's also great if you like more extreme looks.
By Mariella 4 years ago.
I first got this in the BOSIII and used it in such a miserly fashion because if I used it up, that was it! Then when it came out in the Naked 2 palette (which I wanted in any case), I was so happy. This is a beautiful bronzed champagne shade that is a delight to wear and mix with other shadow. LOVE it.
By Mariella 4 years ago.
I have this in both the "old formula" in BOSIII and in the new formula as a single shadow. This is SUCH a beautiful colour and totally unique but the fallout (the type that can't be brushed away and that "keeps on giving" in that it will continue to fall throughout the day or evening) made Maui Wowie pretty much unwearable. But because the colour is so lovely, I broke down in hopes that the newer version would not have the fallout issue. Sadly, while it's better than the "old" version, there is still plenty of fallout to deal with. But the stunning colour makes it worth struggling with. Looks amazing on my brown eyes and I think it would suit any eye colour!
By Mariella 4 years ago.
I have this shadow in the 15th Anniversary palette and I'm so glad to have it (in spite of the impractical packaging). This is such a beautiful shimmery brown with a gorgeous finish that just glows and doesn't have the annoying glitter-bomb fallout that far too many UD shadows have. The even pigmentation means this applies beautifully and easily - great colour payoff. It also blends easily, without loosing all its "oomph". This shade is perfect for autumn but feels right in summer too - that beachy, bronzey glow that is so flattering. I love this all over the lid or as an outer V shadow and smudged under my lower lashes, it is perfect too.
By Mariella 4 years ago.
Gorgeous! It's a shame this is so hard to get hold of (only at Sephoras located in JCPenney or through UD directly). This is a complex shade that looks silvery-grey when you first look at it but it has a beautiful green undertone and actually looks a lot like MAC's Greensmoke, only better, more pigmented.


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>Off the Beaten Path>Demotivational
Needs more cowbell!
• Keep doing stuff.
Menace to Sobriety
For every winner, there are dozens of losers. Odds are you're one of them.
I hammered down the trail, passing rocks and trees like they were standing still.
I've got a fever...
On your deathbed, you won't wish that you'd spent more time at the office. But you will wish that you'd spent more time running. Because if you had, you wouldn't be on your deathbed.
"I aim to misbehave."
Abs of Flabs
Is that for real?
Yes it is. San Diego.
Really? I always thought that was 'shopped.
Nope. You can google image "24 hour fitness escalator" and find quite a few a couple views of it.
Point Loma.


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By Brandon Speck/NEMS Daily Journal
JUMPERTOWN – Baldwyn (19-0) is the last unbeaten boys team in Mississippi. Rival Booneville gets a shot to end the run tonight and carry home a trophy.
The Daily Journal's top two teams square off in the Prentiss County Tournament championship at 7:30 p.m. in Jumpertown.
Baldwyn beat Jumpertown 70-33 in Friday's semifinal to advance in the packed approximately 1,000-seat capacity Jumpertown gym.
Tonight's crowd is expected to be standing room only.
"We know the intensity surrounding Baldwyn-Booneville, but we also have a tremendous respect for Booneville," Baldwyn coach Jason McKay said. "They've got a great ballclub. That's an understatement."
Booneville (14-3) got 13 points and four assertive dunks from Kenny Paul Geno in an 84-38 semifinals win over Thrasher.
Antonio Crump had 12, Jack Nichols 11 and Dary Barefield 10 . Harley Hester scored 11 for Thrasher
New Site and Baldwyn will face off in the girls championship at 6 p.m. The Lady Royals (17-4) advanced with an 84-24 win over Jumpertown and is going for its sixth straight Prentiss title.
Jumpertown's boys scored the first two points of the game against Baldwyn but Tevin Lindsey hit three straight 3-pointers in the second quarter and Baldwyn outscored the Cardinals 29-8.
Martell Brown scored a game-high 18 points. Duke Upshaw had 17 and Lindsey 11. Bryson Gilley scored 11 for Jumpertown.
Baldwyn beat Booneville by a point in last season's championship.
"It's very intense. Basketball in this county is very important to all of our schools," Booneville coach Michael Smith said. "It's a fun rivalry. I think it wouldn't matter if they were 0-19 or 19-0."
(G) New Site 84, Jumpertown 24: Shelby Stricklen's 16 points led four Lady Royals in double figures. Addison Lucas and Cristin Pharr had 14 each.
Josie Reese scored 8 points for Jumpertown.
"We're both real familiar with each other. It's just I guess going to be who executes their stuff better," New Site coach Byron Sparks said.


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PRICE- Skip Houskeeper, age 63, passed away June 5, 2006 at his home in Price.
He was born Feb. 25, 1943 in Price to Ted and Kay Christensen Houskeeper.
Skip was a lifelong resident of Carbon County, where he graduated from Carbon High School and later attended the College of Eastern Utah. He was a member of the United Mine Workers of America, Deer Creek Local #1769.
Skip had a great love for music and as an accomplished musician he entertained locally for years with his band, "Nightrain." He loved to draw and his artwork was used by many businesses in the area and his illustrations were also published in a children's book.
Survived by his loving wife, Lucille Westbrook Houskeeper, Price; two sons and two daughters, Mont Houskeeper, Bobbie (Jessie) Smith, Shane Houskeeper, all of Salt Lake City; DeAnn (Lex) Moosman, Price; six grandchildren, Kenneth, JayDee, Sharon, Dustin, Karen and Sierra; two brothers and one sister, Brent (Connie) Houskeeper, Salt Lake City; Linda (Vern) Osmond, Logan; Craig (Donna) Houskeeper, Price; brother-in-law, Richard (Ida) Westbrook, Wellington; and many other loving family members and longtime friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents and two sisters.
Funeral service, Fri., June 9, 11 a.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Family was at Mitchell's Friday one hour prior to services. Friends were welcomed at Mitchell's daily from 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Interment, Cliffview Cemetery.
Together Again
HUNTINGTON-An elect lady, Darlene Bell Guymon, age 78, has been reunited with her beloved husband on Sun. June 11, 2006. She suffered 12 years of illness, through which her faith never wavered.
She was born on Nov. 3, 1927 in Clearfield, to Samuel Joseph Bell and Minnie Elizabeth Woolsey. She was the fourth of 11 children, followed 10 minutes later by her twin brother Darwin. She has five brothers and five sisters. She married her sweetheart, Otto Dal Guymon on Dec. 31, 1945, later solemnized in the Idaho Falls temple.
Some of her favorite things were making and teaching ceramics, teddy bears, (of all colors and sizes), Wind Song perfume, and Whitman's chocolates. Darlene loves the Lord and has always tried to serve him. She has served in many callings. If you asked her most important calling she replied, "Mother!" She enjoyed temple work, her church callings and serving others.
She is survived by her children, Darwin Dal, Danna Jo (Wesley) Gray, Darlene Jean (Louis) Chase, Darce Dee (Peggy), Debra Joene (Dennis) Cox, DeMar Dale (Janice), and Darla Joy (Scott) Wilson. She has 30 grandchildren, 30 and a half great grandchildren. Preceded in death by her parents, husband, two grandchildren, one son-in-law, three brothers and two sisters.
Funeral service will be held Wed. June 14 at 11 a.m. in the Huntington Stake Center. Viewing Tuesday evening from 7-8 p.m. at the Fausett Mortuary in Price, and one hour prior to services at the stake center.
HELPER- Betty Jean Perez, age 66, passed away June 11, 2006 in Helper.
Born Feb. 29, 1940 in Stillwater, Minn. to Lewis David and Mavis Marie Breest Linder. Married Manuel Perez, later divorced.
She was a valued employee at Sudsy Duds laundry service for many years. Betty enjoyed playing Bingo at St. Anthony's church in Helper.
She was a big part of raising her grandchildren. She will be dearly missed by all who knew her.
Survived by five children, David (Sheila) Jackson, Clarkston, Wash.; Rose Marie Parry; Sheila (Paul) Perez; Ken Jackson, all of Helper; Vance Dhooge, Spanish Fork; three sisters, Molly Bevans; Marguerite (Bob) Kohl; Geraldine Roettger, all of Stillwater, Minn.; special friend, Manuel Perez; and 12 grandchildren.
Private family services were held under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home.
FERRON-Georgia (Crawford) Jensen, born Sept. 24, 1913, returned to her loving family on June 10, 2006. Married Owen Jensen in the Manti Temple. She lived her life with grace and dignity.
She taught school for 45 years and loved her journey. She is our hero!
She is survived by three children, Owen (Ranae) Jensen of Seattle, Wash., Diane (Ron) Barney of Ferron, and Al Lamar (Gale) Jensen of Hayden Lake, Idaho; 11 grandchildren, 36 great-grandchildren, and three great-great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by her husband and two grandchildren.
Her life will be celebrated at the Ferron Stake Center on Tues. June 13 at 11 a.m. A viewing will be held at 10 a.m. The family would like to thank Community Nursing Services and Hospice, and also their many friends.
EAST CARBON-Gary Alan Kuhns, age 59, passed away May 22, 2006 at Castleview Hospital in Price. He was born Dec. 2, 1946 in Dragerton, Utah to Richard Charles Kuhns Sr. and Lucille Anderson. He married Darlene Collins in 1963, they later divorced. Married Shirley A. Donohoo Sept. 5, 1996.
Gary worked for US Steel and later moved to Mesquite and Wendover, Nev. where he worked as a poker dealer. He enjoyed playing poker and golfing. He will be dearly missed by his family and friends.
Survived by his wife, Shirley Kuhns, East Carbon; sons, Gary (Lorna) Kuhns, Jacksonville, Fla.; Jeff Kuhns, Rock Springs, Wyo.; brothers, Dan Kuhns, California; Mike Kuhns, Mesa, Ariz.; Steve Kuhns, Colorado; sister-in-law, Becky Kuhns, Missouri; step-children, Michelle Keith, Devin Keith, both of Salt Lake City; grandchildren, Matthew and Rachel Kuhns, Meisha and Taylor Keith. Preceded in death by parents, brothers Richard Kuhns and David Kuhns.
A Celebration of Life will be held Sat. June 18, 2006 at noon at Joe's Valley Boat ramp.
KENILWORTH- Ila "Rae" Leavitt O'Brien, age 79, passed away June 10, 2006 at Castle County Care Center in Price.
She was born April 30, 1927 in Kenilworth to Cliff and Ida Winters Leavitt.
Married Nick Flemetakis, he later died. Married Bill O'Brien, he later died.
Longtime resident of Kenilworth where she attended schools in Carbon County. She will be dearly missed by her family and friends.
Survived by her sons, Bill (Gloria) Flemetakis, Kenilworth; Stephen Jay (Sandy) Flemetakis, Las Vegas, Nev.; brother, Ned (Gerri) Leavitt, Orangeville; nine grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
Preceded in death by her parents, husbands, son, Dave Flemetakis; daughter, Nikki Rae Flemetakis; and sister, Colleen Butler.
Memorial graveside service, Sat. June 17, 11 a.m., Price City Cemetery. Under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home.
CLAWSON- Clay R. Gasser, age 50, passed away peacefully June 13, 2006, while surrounded by his loving family after a long battle with cancer.
He was born June 13, 1955 in American Fork to Ralph and Virginia Lundel Gasser.
Married the love of his life Christy Jean Riley, June 30, 1979 in Ferron.
Active member of the LDS Church. He was a longtime employee of Consol Emery Mine Local # 1261. Gozzo loved spending time with his family whether it was camping, fishing, hunting, tying flies, planting his garden, or just being together.
Survived by his beautiful wife, Christy Jean Gasser; four wonderful children, Zebadiah T. Gasser, Sarah (Michael K.) Allred, Christia V. Gasser, Zacariah C. Gasser; and his beautiful granddaughter, Brylei Jean Allred.
The love for his family will never be forgotten. He will be deeply missed and always remembered by his family and friends. We will love you forever Gozzo.
Preceded in death by his father, Ralph Gasser; and father-in-law, Lloyd George Riley.
Funeral service, Fri., June 9, 1 p.m., at the Blue Hills LDS Ward in Ferron. Family was at the church Thursday evening from 6-8 p.m. and Friday one hour prior to service.
Interment, Ferron City Cemetery. Under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home of Price.
GREEN RIVER-Jacqueline (Jackie) Irene Vetere, beloved wife, mother, grandmother and friend, passed away in her home on June 9, 2006. She was born on June 10, 1938 in Torrington, Wyo.
Jackie spent her early years in La Jara Colo. She moved to Green River in 1952 where she attended and graduated from Green River High School. While in Green River, she met and married her husband of 50 years, Jay Vetere, in Sedonia, Ariz. on Nov. 12, 1955.
Jackie stayed in Green River for a short time with her mother (Ester Tilden) after her husband was drafted. She later joined Jay in Washington and Alaska while he was serving in the Army. The made Green River their home in the fall of 1957 and raised their sons on the family farm, where they instilled good family values and a good work ethic.
Jackie never met a person she didn't like, and she was loved by all who came in contact with her. Her greatest joy was her grandchildren. They were her life, and she never missed an opportunity to cheer them on and encourage them in everything they did.
Jackie was an active member of the American Legion for 46 years. She was a life long member of the Green River Bible Church.
Survived by her husband, Jay; three sons, Tim (LuRey), Mitch (Sheri), Greg (Rita), all of Green River, Utah; nine beloved grandchildren, Taffee, Jace, Weston, Brittney, Ciji, Blair, Heidi, Jill and Caitlyn, all of Green River; her brother, Richard (Bonneta) Delong, Salt Lake City; step-brother, Gary (Linda) Fluckey, Green River; and many extended family members and friends. She was preceded in death by her mother, Ester Tilden Fluckey; step-father, Roger Fluckey; and step-brother Dennis Martyn.
Jackie was the essence of kindness and love and she had a complete affection for her family, especially the grandkids. She will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved her.
Funeral service will be held Wed. June 14, 2006 at 11 a.m. at the Green River Bible Church. Family will be at the church Wednesday one hour prior to service. Interment, Elgin Cemetery under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home of Price.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the Green River Bible Church, Green River, Utah 84525.
CASTLE DALE-Jerry Allen Stofko, age 52, passed away peacefully June 7, 2006 at his home in Castle Dale, after a long battle with cancer.
Born March 20, 1954 the fourth of four children in Alton, Ill. to Andrew and Jeanean Sellier Stofko.
Married Lois Scott on April 23, 1976 in Alton, IL.
Jerry was a member of the Mission San Rafael Catholic Church. He worked for Energy West for 17 years. Jerry was a hard worker, good husband, and a great dad. He loved anything to do with the outdoors, if it was just washing his trucks, hunting, fishing, camping, boating, or just hanging outside with his family.
He is survived by his parents, Andrew (Jeanean) Stofko; wife, Lois; two daughters Jeanie (Ian) Denison; Jamie (Dallas) Magnuson; two brothers, Dale and Steven Stofko, all of Castle Dale; sister, Jody (Jim) Benhart, Geneseo, Ill.; four nephews; two great nephews; three nieces; and two step-grandchildren, Kadian and Douglas Denison.
The family wishes to give great thanks to many friends, Joe (Kim) Edgehouse; Burns (Kathy) Hickman, Gary (Laura) Vipperman; Eddie (Marisa) Gill; Jeff (Tina) Ricchetti; Max (Sheri) Maxwell; Jess (Mindy) Vipperman; Bridgett (Les) Wickersham; Susan Austin; Robert (Lorrie) Denison; Rocky Mountain Hospice; Cheyenne Turner and Kay Phelps.
Memorial mass, Tues. June 13, 2006 at 11 a.m. Mission San Rafael Catholic Church. Vigil service Tuesday at 10 a.m. Committal service, Castle Dale City Cemetery, under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home of Price.
In lieu of flowers, family suggests donations to the Mission San Rafael, 1716 South Highway 10, Huntington, Utah 84528.