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Vice President Biden's f-bomb description of the health care law seems destined to follow him into history.
The 2010 incident — in which Biden told President Obama that signing the new health care law was "a big (bleeping) deal" — surfaced again Monday during a Memorial Day cycling event.
A man who introduced Biden "described the day's event similarly to how Biden famously described Obamacare when the president signed the historic health care reform bill into law," reports CNN.
Biden told the vets: "Piece of advice about that BFD stuff: Assume every microphone is on."
The vice president helped start the Road 2 Recovery Memorial Challenge, in which some 200 veterans — some injured — rode from Washington to Virginia Beach, Va.
In his remarks to the veteran cyclists, Biden noted that his health care comment was meant for Obama's ears alone, but a reporter at the signing ceremony was able to read lips.
Said Biden:
"I just want you to know, I didn't intentionally say that. I actually turned and I said, 'Mr. President,' and I whispered in his ear. Unfortunately, I was looking in the direction of one guy who could actually read lips — not a joke. Because no one picked it up at the time and one of the reporters read lips.
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A second key to success is soil. Blueberries demand soil quite different from that enjoyed by most other garden plants. For blueberries to thrive, the soil must be well aerated, moist, very high in humus, and—most important of all—very acidic. These conditions are not, however, difficult to create. Start by doing a soil test, then acidifying it, if necessary to a pH of between 4 and 5.5 by mixing in sulfur, a natural mineral, the season before you plant your blueberries. The amount to use depends on your soil's initial pH and your soil's texture, and ranges from one to seven pounds per hundred square feet. If you indicate on your soil test that you will be planting blueberries, most testing services will tell you the amount of sulfur to use. Mix it into the top six inches of soil across the area of the entire mature root zone.
Related: 3 Fruits To Grow in Pots
Proper Planting
Now you're ready to plant. Set lowbush blueberries two feet apart, highbush blueberries six feet apart, and rabbiteyes fifteen feet apart. Enrich the soil in each planting hole by mixing in a bucketful of composted leaves or pine needles, which will help maintain acidity and provide a long-lasting source of humus for optimum nutrition, aeration, and moisture. Set each plant slightly deeper than it stood in its pot or nursery row.
Right after planting, spread a three-inch layer of organic mulch over the ground. This mulch will thwart weeds and keep the roots cool and moist (most of a blueberry's root system lies within inches of the soil surface). Straw, shredded leaves, pine needles, or wood chips are good choices for mulch, but I prefer well-aged sawdust, but never from wood treated with a preservative.
Once the plants are settled into their new home, give them a thorough watering. Provide them with one to two inches of water weekly—from rain, a hose, or drip irrigation system during the growing season. Another way to measure water needs is to give them one-half to one gallon per square foot of root zone each week.
Pruning + Feeding
Your blueberries won't need any pruning at all for their first three years. (Remove fruit buds the first two years after planting to allow the bush to establish itself.) After that, annual late winter pruning rids the plant of old wood, stimulating and making way for young, fruitful branches. Pruning also removes crowded, misplaced, or unproductive stems and, by removing some fruit buds, lets those that remain develop into larger and sweeter berries.
Prune lowbush blueberries by cutting the plants completely to the ground every second or third year. (Commercial growers accomplish this by burning over the entire field, but don't try this in your backyard.) The bushes do not bear the season immediately following pruning, so prune a different half or third of the planting every second or third year to keep yourself in nonstop berries. With highbush varieties, stems remain productive for about six years, so the first step in pruning these bushes is to remove six-year-old stems either to the ground or to low, vigorous side shoots. Then thin out crowded or weak stems. Prune rabbiteye blueberries just like highbush blueberries, only less.
Blueberries do not like rich soil, but fertilizer may be needed if annual growth is less than a foot, or four inches for lowbush varieties. Organic fertilizers are ideal for blueberries because they are less likely to burn the plants' tender roots and because they supply nitrogen in a form blueberries use best. Use seed meals, such as soybean or alfalfa meal, at the rate of 1/4 to 2 cups per plant depending on plant size. Every two or three years I do a soil test and spread sulfur if I need to lower the pH. And I replenish mulch yearly.
Related: Black + Blue Berry Galette
Birds + Harvesting
Birds love blueberries as much as we humans do and will strip bushes of most, if not all, of your harvest without even waiting for the berries to ripen. The only truly effective way to deter them is by sealing your bushes with bird-proof netting. I construct a temporary, walk-in cage of metal conduit and plastic pipe over my planting just as the berries begin to ripen. If you choose to drape netting over the shrubs, be careful to gather it tightly at the base of each plant so winged marauders can't find their way inside.
Blueberries actually don't reach their full flavor and aroma until a few days after they turn blue. If you want the sweetest berries of all—ones that will really outshine those on market shelves—tickle the blue bunches of berries. Only the dead ripe ones will fall off into your hand.
We eat lots of blueberries in summer but could not possibly consume fresh the production of our fourteen bushes. Some backyard growers dry extra berries in a dehydrator or make jams and pies from them. Our answer is to freeze the excess about 40 quarts each season by spreading the berries out on pans in the freezer for about 1 hour, then packing them into plastic freezer bags. That way we can have fresh, bush-ripened berries all year long.
Never Say Never
If your soil is naturally alkaline, as it is in many areas of the West, you might think that you are unable to grow acid-loving blueberries. Nonsense! All you need to do is bring the right soil to your blueberry patch. Here's how to create your own miniature acid-loving zone:
1. For each bush you wish to plant, excavate a hole two feet deep and six feet around and fill it with a mix of equal proportions of peat moss and sand.
2. Keep the bed mulched with aged sawdust (which is acidic) or other organic material, and fertilize annually with a balanced organic fertilizer.
3. If you irrigate and your water also is alkaline—in other words, if you have hard water, acidify it first with two teaspoons of vinegar per gallon.
Related: Why Wild Blueberries Pack A Powerful, Healthy Punch
The Right Varieties For Your Climate
Before choosing a variety, you need to determine which of the four types of blueberries is best suited to your region. All four types require a period of prolonged chilling to set flowers, but some need less time and cold than others. Planting different varieties of the same type will give you bigger berries and a larger yield.
1. Highbush blueberries (Vaccinium corymbosum), the type usually found in supermarkets, are so named because the large, dark berries are borne on bushes that grow six to eight feet high. Northern highbush blueberries grow best in USDA Plant Hardiness zones 4-7. Popular northern varieties include Blueray, Bluecrop, Jersey, and Patriot. Southern highbush types, which thrive in zones 7-10, include Cape Fear, Gulfcoast, O'Neal, and Blue Ridge (V. pallidium). With a low chilling requirement, southern types bear well even in Florida.
2. Lowbush blueberries (V. angustifolium, Zone 3-6) are super-hardy, making them great for gardeners who live where winter temperatures regularly plummet below zeo. In contrast to tall high-bush varieties, ground-hugging low-bush stems grow a mere six to eighteen inches high as they spread by underground runners. The berries themselves are small and sweet, with a powdery, sky blue bloom. A few varieties of lowbush blueberries such as 'Top Hat' have been selected and bred, but wild seedlings simply called low bush blueberries are what are mostly available at nurseries. This means that fruit flavor and appearance, and plant size will vary from one seedling to the next.
3. Half-high blueberries were born when growers married the large berry size of high-bush blueberries to the cold-hardiness of low-bush. The plants don't grow as tall as high-bush, nor do they spread by underground runners. Varieties include Friendship, Polaris, Northland, and North-blue.
4. Rabbiteye blueberries (V. ashei, Zones 7 to 9) give southern gardeners another option besides southern high-bush. Typically smaller than high-bush berries, they ripen later in the season. Newer varieties, such as Bonita and Climax, have delectable flavor and cross-pollinate each other well. Rabbiteye bushes can grow ten or more feet tall, and the plants are less finicky about their soil than other kinds of blueberries.

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Dear Friends of Greek,
I'd like to hear your comments on the following passage: "KAI DIA TOUTO, EN TW TELEI AQROWS ENTEUQEN THS EKKLHSIAS ANALAMBANOMENHS, ESTAI, FHSIN, QLIYIS, hOIA OUK EGENETO AP' ARCHS OUD' OU MH GENHTAI". (Contra Haereses, 5.Book, 29.Chapter)
An English translation gives this rendering: "And therefore, when in the end the Church shall be suddenly caught up from this, it is said, "There shall be tribulation such as has not been since the beginning, neither shall be."
I'm concerned about the temporal relation between the Genitivus absolutus "THS EKKLHSIAS ANALAMBANOMENHS" and the main verb "ESTAI". Are this two clauses at the same time or does the first one preceed the main clause ? That means is the Church caught up during the tribulation occurs or is the tribulation after the church is let's say "raptured".
Thank you for *every* comment !
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Based on one interview conducted by John T. Mason, Jr., in August 1969. The volume contains 49 pages of interview transcript plus an index. The transcript is copyright 1995 by the U.S. Naval Institute; the interviewee has placed no restrictions on its use.
Barnaby was the first person in the United States to earn a soaring license. He began developing gliders not long after the pioneering work of Orville and Wilbur Wright. The memoir of his naval service focuses primarily on his glider experiences, including his achievement as the first person to descend by glider from an airship, the USS Los Angeles (ZR-3), in 1930 He later used gliders in naval aviation training at Pensacola, Florida. During World War II he was an engineer at the Naval Aircraft Factory in Philadelphia and commanding officer of the Naval Air Modification Unit at Johnsville, Pennsylvania.


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Grass Valley softball team wins national title
September 10, 2013
Will Maddux along with a handful of talented local players have put Grass Valley firmly on the fast-pitch softball map.
Maddux, who manages the Event Helper softball team, along with local players Donovan Chilton, Justin Deme, Ben Maddux and Kyler Caldwell, headed up to the Amatuer Softball Association of America Class A National Tournament in Salem, Ore., with mild expectations but came home as national champions.
"To be honest, I knew that we would be OK, but I did not think we had a chance to win it," Will Maddux said. "I figured we would be OK, we would put (the ball) in play, and we did, but I didn't think we would piece them together like we did."
In a tournament where most teams strikeout for 15 of their 21 outs and batting around .150 will earn you All-American honors, it's all about timely hitting, said Chilton.
"Our bats just came through at the right times," he said. "Our main pitcher was just on fire. I mean, they couldn't touch him. Even though they were low-scoring games, we just got hits when it mattered. We also played killer defense. I mean, we have some of the best infielders in the game."
Chilton, Event Helper's first baseman, is no stranger to the bigger softball stages. Chilton recently competed in a world tournament as well as a North American Fastpitch Association AA major tourney. This was also Chilton's second championship ring, having won a national title ring last year in the Class C division.
Chilton has dedicated his season to his cousin, Larry Terronez Jr., who passed earlier this year, he said.
The five local ballers for Event Helper teamed up with several other players from all over North America, including a pair of players from Canada and a top-shelf pitcher from New Mexico, Tony Mancha.
"He was our ace," Will Maddux said. "He is an open hitter, an open pitcher. He's as good as they come."
Open is the highest level of play in amateur softball, considered just above Class A.
Mancha took over the pitching duties for Event Helper and led them to four straight victories, including a 5-3 win in the title game over the favored Portland Brewers.
"They were the ones that were supposed to win," Chilton said of the Brewers. "They had all the high-dollar pitchers. They brought in a (quality) squad."
Event Helper never lost a game in the double-elimination tourney, and Chilton, Deme and Ben Maddux were named All-Americans for their work in the tourney — which wasn't easy, considering how hard it is to hit at this level.
"They say a 70 mph fast-pitch pitch is, with reaction time, is equivalent to a 100 mph hard ball," Chilton said. "These guys were throwing in the 80s, so the reaction time is — there is no reaction time. You have a split second."
Ben Maddux, who played right field for Event Helper, said the highlight of his tourney was getting an RBI off one of the fastest pitchers in the world.
"Just putting yourself in that position," Ben Maddux said. "To come forward and hit the ball at 110 mph. I mean, that's the challenge, and it's incredibly hard."
Deme, who played center field for Event Helper, said he played baseball collegiately and that hitting a pitch at the ASA tourney was the hardest athletic undertaking he's ever encountered.
"It's a whole different ball game. It's fun though," Deme said of hitting against the talented hurlers at the tourney. "I've played baseball, I played college baseball, and I've never faced anything as hard as this."
Deme went on to say that nothing compares to being in the batter's box against the pitchers at the tournament and that he'd rather face Aroldis Chapman of the Cincinnati Reds, who is known for his 100 mph-plus fastball.
Will Maddux, who dominated the local league as a pitcher this season, said he never even took the mound. Instead he played third base.
"I didn't even step on the mound," he said. "This was over my head. Our pitcher's right arm would have to be tired, and then maybe his left arm, then maybe."
Caldwell, who is the youngest of the five local players, tallied a pair of stolen bases in the tourney as he filled the pinch runner role for Event Helper.
For their efforts, Event Helper received championship medals, rings, a trophy, a banner, individual pullovers and national respect.
The Event Helper softball team is sponsored by Event Helper Inc., an event insurance company based out of Grass Valley. Event Helper plays a league season in the Nevada County Fast Pitch League and recently won the 2013 Nevada County title.
The Nevada County league will be hosting an all-star fast-pitch series coming Sept. 28 at Memorial Park in Grass Valley. The all-star series will pit a group of local all-stars selected by the league against an all-star team from the Bay Area.
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For such a small place, its presence looms large in Parker.
The Coffee Cabin, a tiny, drive-thru coffee stand that occupies an otherwise empty corner northeast of South Parker Road and Stroh Road, has a knack for brewing java that attracts hundreds of faithful customers. But the shop has a second specialty that creates an equal amount of buzz this time of year.
With affable owner Wesley Crespi at the helm, the Coffee Cabin enlists its customers to help bring holiday cheer to those less fortunate. Their generosity is unparalleled, Crespi says before excitedly going into detail about the piles of toys that filled a trailer and were delivered last year to the Children's Hospital at Parker Adventist and the Parker Task Force.
"All I have to do is put the word out," said Crespi, a New York transplant.
A multi-faceted approach to fundraising has proven successful: In addition to the toy drive, Crespi collects monetary donations from local businesses and individuals, as well as gift cards, diapers and toiletries. Each year, once everything is collected, Crespi and about three dozen customers deliver the gifts to the nonprofit organizations. This year, the targeted date is Dec. 20.
Robert Haefner, a Parker area resident who has patronized the Coffee Cabin since moving into the Pradera subdivision three years ago, knows from experience how difficult it can be to rally support for a cause. But Haefner says the motivating factor is seeing a small business owner get fully involved in helping the community.
"It takes a lot of effort and commitment and enthusiasm, and boy does he have that," Haefner said.
Crespi deflects any credit sent his way and says he is happy to use his visibility as a conduit for a good cause. He says it's the customers who deserve thanks. He is already stockpiling toys and has collected several gift cards, including 40 Red Robin cards worth $10 each.
For the first time, Haefner, a retired air traffic controller, is including his three children — ages 4, 6 and 9 — in the festivities. The stay-at-home dad said a holiday fundraising project orchestrated by members of the community provides a good "hands-on" lesson for the kids.
Last year, the effort raised $3,000 for the Parker Task Force, plus food, toys and diapers. The group also granted every wish on a wishing tree at Parker Adventist, dropping off 40 bags of toys just in time for Christmas last year. If that wasn't enough, Coffee Cabin customers donated 100 toys to the Parker Police Department to distribute as they saw fit.
"We try to spread it all around," Crespi said.
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PRICE - Heaven received an angel, Muriel Marie Smith, on Saturday, Aug. 6, 2011. Muriel was affectionately known as Grammy by her beloved family members. Grammy was born in Graceville, Minn. on Nov. 11, 1919 to William Michael Windorski and Myrtle Adelaide Wilson. She attended Crosby/Ironton High School and St. Cloud Business College. She later moved to Green River, Utah in 1940 and married Lee G. Smith in 1941. To this union was born six beautiful children: Thomas, Destiny, Linda, Nicholas Ray, Lora, and Valerie. They were divorced in 1969.
Grammy was a charter member of the Green River American Legion Auxilary. She worked in a variety of settings: cafes, lumber yard, Green River Missile Base, ending her career as secretary at the Green River High School where she was honored to be voted by the student body to receive many Buddy Awards. She collected history of the Green River area and preserved it in books, one of which was published. She was a member of the LDS Church.
Grammy was well-known for her delicious potato salad, homemade pies, and date nut candy. She loved our family parties and always came up with wonderful ideas for making these get-togethers special. She loved to listen to her son, Tom, sing and play the guitar. She was a devoted mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother and was proud of each of them, never forgetting a birthday. She always had a kind word for family, friends, or strangers. She had a big heart and a wonderful sense of humor that touched many people. She has left a lasting impression of love in our hearts that will sustain us until we see her again.
She is survived by four children: Thomas L. (Claudia) Smith of Spring Glen, Utah, Linda G. (Gary) Fluckey of Price, Utah, Lora L. (Robert) Gabbitas of Cleveland, Utah, and Valerie A. (Micheal) Stice of Taylorsville, Utah; grandchildren: T.W. (Kelly) Smith, Temujin (Larry) Taylor, Heather Arrieta, Peter (Amy) Smith, Allen (Wendy) Fluckey, Trent Fluckey, Brenda (Lex) Martinez, Amber (Justin) Allen, Teslynn Gabbitas, Lance (Gaylene) Erwin, Stacie (the late Scott) Marshall, Kara Sanchez, Cpl. Nicholas Erwin, Jarad Stice and many great grandchildren.
Preceded in death by her parents, former husband, five brothers, and a sister, infant daughter, Destiny, and young son, Nicky.
Funeral services will be held Thursday, Aug. 11, 2011 at 11 a.m. at the Price North Stake Center (449 North 100 East - Price, Utah.) Family and friends may gather from 9:30-10:30 a.m. prior to the service at the Price North Stake Center. A graveside service will be held at 2 p.m. at the Elgin Cemetery in Green River, Utah. Interment will be in the Elgin Cemetery where she will be surrounded by the Bookcliffs that she loved and where the birds sing all the day long.
Services are in the care of Fausett Mortuary. Family and friends may sign the guest book and share memories of Muriel at www.fausettmortuary.com.


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We know two things that are certain at this point in the manga, regarding attacks on Konoha:
1) Sasuke wants to destroy Konoha
2) Pein is at Konoha, and wants to find Naruto and presumubly destroy Konoha
Pein is actualy at Konoha or near to it at the moment. I think its safe to say that Pein will not succeed because if he does then Sasuke wont be able to destroy Konoha. Which is fairly obvious.
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Here's what people are saying about our geothermal system:
"The geothermal plan seemed audacious when I first heard it. I knew there were hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses in the U.S. that used this technology, but I had never heard of a project on a large scale like this campus. I was not alone. In fact, no one knew of such an ambitious geothermal project because this is the first one of its type in the country and, perhaps, in the world.
"Over the years, this campus and the community of Muncie have committed themselves to energy security through a variety of projects from electric vehicles to architectural design. On my last visit to Ball State, I recognized this outstanding leadership by presenting these bold innovators with a Lugar Energy Patriot Award. The geothermal project demonstrates that your leadership is not confined to Muncie or to Indiana―it is global."
Richard Lugar
U.S. Senator for Indiana
"I applaud the Ball State leadership for considering this alternative as a replacement for the existing coal-fired central heating and cooling plant. It demonstrates the recognition by the university to be a steward of our environment and energy resources."
Richard Hayter Former president of the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE)
"Seeing a geothermal project of this magnitude was very enjoyable and edifying. This project goes so far beyond just being notable and is a benchmark for the move toward sustainability and the long term objective of moving away from fossil fuels as much as possible for many reasons of which we are all aware. The far-sightedness shown by Ball State University and those involved is to be highly commended and will surely be a model for many years to come."
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The Xen 3.1 RPMs are pre-built RPM packages for a number of different Linux distributions. For each distribution there are three binary RPMs as well as a complete source RPM (SRPM). These RPMs can be used as input to the rpm tool to install Xen itself and all the necessary tools (xen-3.1.0*), as well as a Xen-enabled Kernel based on kernel.org 2.6.18 (kernel-xen-2.6.18-3.1.0*). If you plan to develop with Xen, download and install the relevant xen-devel-* RPM to get the header files and development libraries.
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About 150 golfers participated in the Alumni Association's golf tournament, held Aug. 2, at Vestal Hills Country Club. A dedicated group of alumni volunteers helps make this annual event a success. The Alumni Golf Classic, held each summer, is a fundraiser for the Legacy Scholarship Fund, which benefits the families of Binghamton University alumni. (Pictured above, left to right: Jim Blodgett, Jay Boulia '07, Dave Wozniak and Chris Strub '07) Read more.
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Binghamton University has been rated a "Best Buy" by the Fiske Guide to Colleges, and recognized as one of the "premier public universities in the Northeast." The "Best Buy" rating is based on the quality of academic offerings in relation to the cost of attendance. Read more.
Class of 2008 grad reflects on Kilimanjaro experience
Dan Cherico traveled to Africa to attempt a climb to the peak of Mt. Kilimanjaro where he would proudly plant a Binghamton University flag. Read more.
Terry Bienstock '75 has made a career of pioneerism
Terry Bienstock '75 says he hardly sleeps, which drives his wife berserk. There just isn't enough time because he's working on several ventures at once. Read more.
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Liberty Mutual, provider of the Alumni Association's Group Savings Program, provides information on how to deal with a traffic situation that has become all too common. Read more.
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- Low power, typically consumes 1.32 mW at 3 V and 2.25 mW at 5 V.
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At least one model within this product family is in production and available for purchase. The product is appropriate for new designs but newer alternatives may exist.
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Deborah Hersman has spent nearly 10 years at the board that investigates accidents and serious incidents involving aviation, railroads, highways and pipelines. She became the public face of the board as the on-site member for the Asiana Airlines crash in San Francisco in July.
"I look back at the hundreds of investigations and recommendations that have been issued during my tenure at the NTSB, and I have seen the landscape of transportation safety improve before my eyes," Hersman said in a written statement.
Her advocacy for safety in face of occasional industry resistance earned her respect across the government and transportation industry.
"Debbie Hersman has been an absolutely effective and fearless chairman of the National Transportation Safety Board," said Sen. Jay Rockefeller, D-W.Va. and chairman of the committee that oversees the board. "Whenever there was a transportation accident, I always trusted that Debbie would put the full weight of the NTSB behind any investigation, and she would be tireless in working to uncover the facts."
Hersman will work at the council in suburban Chicago. Founded in 1913 and chartered by Congress, the council is a non-profit organization whose mission is to save lives by preventing injuries and deaths at work, in homes and communities, and on the roads through leadership, research, education and advocacy.
"Debbie is a recognized leader in safety, with a front-line understanding of the value of protecting human life through thoughtful attention and management of risk," said Jeff Woodbury, chairman of the council's board of directors. "Her proven leadership and expertise made her the ideal candidate to take the Council successfully into its second century."
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Before her appointment to the board in 2004, Hersman served for five years on the staff of the Senate Transportation Committee. She was earlier a staffer for a House member from her native West Virginia.
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The Emery High School Spardette Spring Show will be March 19, 7:30 p.m., at the Spartan Center. There will be a small entrance fee.
The Emery High School Cheerleader Spring SHow will be March 22, 5:30 p.m., in the old Emery High gymnasium. There will be a small entrance fee.
Turnquist Retreat in Elmo is looking for volunteers to entertain elderly residents with singing, dancing, playing instruments, visiting, and playing games. You will enjoy the company of the folks at Turnquist. Call 435-653-2555 and ask for Tonya.
The Emery County Domestic Violence Coalition is promoting awareness and education by donating two new books to help with this problem in our community. Check out these books at your own local library. For more information call Kathy Anderson at 381-4743.
Varsity Troop 315 is selling Sunshine (Grade A manure). This money will be used by the troop to pay for summer camp. Payment to be made upon delivery; delivery dates March 9 and March 23 - all weather permitting. To order call Chris Collard (381-5348), Scott Ashby (318-2055), or Joseph Jeffs (381-2850) for prices.
Registration for the Emery County Track Team will be March 13-14 from 5-6:30 p.m. at the Emery County Recreation Center. Ages 7-18 will be competing at local track meets, summer games, and out of area meets will be available. Fee includes a T-shirt. 14 events with local meets beginning April 9. Sign up now - 381-2108.
Thinking about continuing your education or getting a degree? Did you know that you can get a degree without moving? Utah State University has a center in Castle Dale. If you are interested, please join us on March 13, at 6 p.m. at the Museum of the San Rafael.
Habitat for Humanity of Castle Country is accepting applications for two homes to be built in Castle Dale within the next two years. Board meetings are the second Thursday of each month at 6:30 p.m. at the Carbon County Courthouse - everyone welcome - have one board position open. Sign up for the upcoming Golf Scramble at Green River Golf Course (April 26) and the Bowling Fundraiser (May 4). Call 435-636-3230 for details.
Emery High Drama and the Community Theater will present the Gilbert and Sullivan musical, "Pirates of Penzance" at the EHS auditorium on March 15, 16, and 18, at 7 p.m. Tickets very affordable. Don't miss this fun and entertaining musical.
A "3 on 3" basketball tournament for men, women and youth in grades 4-12 will be March 16 all day at the Emery High Spartan Center. To pre-register as an individual or team and for fee and a time schedule call Jimmy Jones (318-2689) or Shannon Hiatt (381-2108). Or show up and register right before your game.
Huntington Little League sign-ups will be March 18 and 19 at the Town Hall from 6-8 p.m. Questions? Call Rick Allred (687-9134), Gib Miller (687-9020), or Natalie Collard (687-9058).
For children ages 9-12 (as of Aug. 1, 2002) and children ages 7-8 that are interested in playing in a county wide Rookie League, sign-ups will be March 18 and 19 at 6-7 p.m. at Ferron City Hall. Questions? Call Monte Gee (384-3195), Jason Jewkes (384-3279), or Loran Behling (384-3300).
The parent/teacher conference at Canyon View Jr. High for 2nd semester will be held over two evenings: Tuesday, March 19, and Wednesday, March 20, from 4-7 p.m. Some teachers will be available for just one session as follows: March 19, - David Bird, Tiffany Sorensen, Jackie Weihing, and Doug Mecham; March 20, - Reed Fehlberg, Kathryn Emery, and Creig Cox. No school on March 21.
The American Legion Service Officer will be at the DWS Center, 475 West Price River Drive in Price on March 20, from 9-10:30 a.m., and at Green River at the City Hall on March 19, from 2:30-3:30 p.m. You may call to see which documents you will need to bring at 801-524-6040.
The LD Singers from Ephraim LDS Institute of Religion will perform at Emery High Auditorium on March 20, at 7:30 p.m. There is no charge for this religious program; the community is invited. For more information call Cindy Foote at 381-2050.
The College of Easten Utah's annual Founders' Day is set for March 23. Events will be groundbreaking for new Reeves Main Building at 4 p.m. at east parking lot on 400 North, a reception for honorees and families at 5 p.m. at the College Center; a dinner at 6 p.m. followed by the awards. Those interested in participating in the alumni choir or making reservations for the dinner can call 435-613-5246.
Cleveland is holding a dinner and auction for long time residents Lester and Shawna Minchey on March 23. Items for the auction can be dropped off at the Cleveland Elementary school during school hours. Be thinking what you would like to donate; circle the date on your calendar, to help these two who have given so much to this area and now need our help. Call Owen Olsen (653-2240), Jamie Jensen (653-2219), or Sandra Jensen (653-2360).
Cleveland Town will hold its Annual Easter Egg Hunt this year on March 23, at Noon. Don't be late! Preschool and elementary age children meet in front of the Town Hall. It's fun! It's free. Bring your baskets! Everyone gets a prize! Call Cleveland Town Hall (653-2310), or Jamie Jensen (653-2219) for more information.
Alcoholics and Narcotics Anonymous meetings now held in Emery County at the Four Corners building, 45 East 100 South, Castle Dale. Narcotics Anonymous is on Mondays at 7:30 p.m. and Alcoholics Anonymous is Tuesdays at 8 p.m. Everyone welcome. For more information call 381-2432 or 687-9416.
Join the National Arbor Day Foundation and get 10 free Colorado blue spruce trees ready for planting between March and May . Call 402-474-5655 for membership. Any person joining in March can have ten free white flowering dogwood trees. Call today.
Utah's Hogel Zoo's call for the "wild" is going out once again to all Utah artists with a 9th Annual Art Show taking place now until April 14. Catch this "World of the Wild" exhibit and see your favorite animals at the same time.
Jackman Music of Orem is holding an original music contest featuring Choral (Mixes Chorus), Piano, and Instrumental categories. More information can be obtained by calling Deborah at 801-225-0859.
The Days of '47 Pageant deadline is May 10, but for information of the rules, for more information contact Karen Huntsman (381-5445) or Beverly Jensen (381-2605).
The most important risk factors for breast cancer are being a woman and growing older. If you have questions about breast cancer and would like to talk to someone, there is help. Call 1-800-ACS-2345 to reach the American Cancer Society, and locally you can call 381-2838.
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The daughter of James I, the Princess Elizabeth would not be merely her father's pawn in the royal marriage market.
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Henry, Prince of Wales, and his sister, Elizabeth, find themselves far more popular than their distrusted father, a perilous position for a child of a jealous king. When Elizabeth is introduced to one suitor, Frederick, the Elector Palatine, she feels the unexpected possibility of happiness. But her fate is not her own to choose and when her parents brutally withdraw their support for the union, Elizabeth must take command of her own future, with the help of an unexpected ally, the slave girl Tallie, who seeks her own, very different freedom.
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Whitney Port is getting her own "reality" spin-off. She moves to New York, she gets a "job", there's boy drama… and all the activity happens AROUND her instead of ABOUT her. At least that's what it looks like from the new trailer. Whitney stands around with her mouth open while other people live their lives. Full Story
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how to clear previous programme in arduino.....I m programming wireless ps2 controller using arduino ...when I uploaded programme for first time I gave input through ps2 controller and I got some output...but after that I modified my programme and uploaded it again on ps2 then it started giving previous output along with present one...
Code: [Select]type=1; error=0;I included this part so that code should run...before .. code wasn't working..I dont think there is error in this part..
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Meeting Planner's Guide
Crain's Meeting Planner's Guide is the most comprehensive guide to party spaces and centers for successful business gatherings in the New York Metro area. This annual guide provides listings and contact information for conference spaces, hotels and venues.
Holiday Inn Express at Stony Brook
143 guest rooms, seven suites, two meeting rooms. $139-$179.
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- (631) 471-8000 or (800) HOLIDAY
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- Lenore
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- www.stonybrookny.hiexpress.com
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Danfords Hotel & Marina - Long Island
Conference center with 12 meeting rooms, restaurant and marina. 86 rooms in the heart of a historic maritime village. Catering and meetings for business and leisure.
Days Inn - Hicksville
70 guest rooms.
The Garden City Hotel
With 25,000 square feet of versatile meeting and event space and 272 brand new guest rooms and suites, we offer impeccable service, ambiance to impress and the ability to deliver the gold standard of business. Whether it is a shareholders' meeting or an executive conference, our versatile function space is complete with the latest technology to enhance your event.
The Garden City Hotel is located just 25 miles from New York City and offers convenient access to all major highways as well as NY airports and is across the street from the Long Island Rail Road. Our dedicated executive meeting manager will work with you to customize your experience. From arranging audiovisual to personalized menus and decor, your meeting will reflect the personality and priorities of your team.
See 360-degree views of our event spaces online at www.gardencityhotel.com.
The Garden City Hotel. Where tradition and modern luxury meet.
Hampton Inn Comack
143 guest rooms, two meeting rooms newly renovated and centrally located, new indoor pool, fitness center and business center. $149-$179.
Holiday Inn Express at Stony Brook
143 guest rooms, seven suites, two meeting rooms. $139-$179.
Hyatt Regency Long Island at Wind Watch Golf Club
358 guest rooms, eight suites, and 17 meeting rooms totaling 19,000-square-feet of meeting space.
La Quinta Inn and Suites
119 guest rooms, 10 suites, three meeting rooms.
Montauk Yacht Club Resort & Marina
104 guest rooms, 5 meeting rooms: We have over 10,000 sq feet of indoor meeting space and can accommodate groups up to 1,000 in a tented area on our Great Lawn. Our beautiful Farmhouse Ballroom can accommodate 165, or more, based on set up. More information can be found on our website.
Residence Inn by Marriott - Plainview
Long Island's best kept secret!
The Residence Inn by Marriott Plainview provides the finest venue for meetings, conferences and special occasions, with 12 meeting/event rooms that accommodate up to 150 people.
Our brand new state-of-the-art media and video conference center is ideal for training classes, seminars and international meetings, allowing you to connect your conference worldwide.
Located in Nassau County Long Island near all major highways.
The hotel has 170 all-suite guest rooms, indoor and outdoor pools, a game room, VIP Lounge, Baldino's fine dining restaurant, Pete's Place Lounge and a full service catering facility.
Host your company picnic poolside our beautiful outdoor BBQ area.
The Roslyn Hotel
77 guest rooms, four meeting rooms.


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With the addition of laces, the Hattori LC is a better fitting version of Saucony's original near-barefoot shoe that's easier to slip on your foot.
Released in May 2011, the Hattori is Saucony's entry in the near-barefoot running market. The Hattori LC keeps the ride the same, but oh what a difference the addition of laces makes to this shoe (which originally used Velcro closures across the instep and heel).
The Velcro closure of the original Hattori made it a bit tough for some runners to put the shoe on and adjust the fit. But the addition of traditional laces alleviates both difficulties, giving us the ability to tighten and loosen the shoe as we pleased.
Though the laces are a big attraction, another improvement comes in the overall fit of the shoe. Saucony increased the volume of the Hattori LC, and this extra room is most notable in the toebox and midfoot. We found this to make the Hattori LC more comfortable that the original shoe, which many of us found to be a bit too constrictive. The added volume didn't make the shoe feel loose, as the laces and the addition of a few overlays ensure a secure fit.
Of course, add more features to a lightweight shoe and you're going to bump up the ounces. But Saucony did a great job of keeping things light with a weight increase of less than half an ounce for both the Men's and Women's versions. The Hattori LC retains the design intent of the original and in our minds (not to mention our feet) executes on the intent even better than the original in many ways.
"The Hattori LC is much wider in the forefoot than the original. I was barely able to get my foot into the Hattori; the LC is much more comfortable."
"The laces completely change the character of this shoe - in my opinion, for the better."
"This shoe has a little bit of padding to it. Definitely not a long run shoe for me, but I could see myself doing shorter, easy runs in the Hattori."


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All-in, all-out — finding work/life balance
Recently I was fortunate to go on a fascinating trip to Jerusalem. The religious, historical, and political aspects of Israel are incredibly interesting, and the confluence of people and religion is amazing.
The Western Wall of the Temple (aka, the Wailing Wall) — probably the most sacred Jewish site, which has a constant stream of people coming to pray 24/7 — is directly adjacent to the third most important mosque in the world, where on a typical Friday 50,000 Muslims come to worship, and on the last Friday during Ramadan approximately half a million …Read More


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Knotty Boy
Knotty Boy Dreadlock Shampoo 8 oz.
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Specifically formulated for people with dreadlocks, working to prevent and combat the problems sometimes encountered during the dreadlocking process and thereafter. From a healthy scalp will grow healthy dreads, so Knotty Boy is working hard to dispel the widespread myth that all dreadlocks are dirty. Dreadlocks, just like braids, cornrows, and any other hairstyle, need to be washed regularly to keep them clean.There is no reason why dreadlocks should ever be dirty or smelly as long as one has access to fresh, clean water and Knotty Boy shampoo!
Knotty Boy Natural Dreadlock Shampoo is made in small batches from scratch, using saponified vegetable and organic essential oils only. It will clean like Nature intended, without any harsh cleansers or foaming agents. Because of the lack of chemical additives, softeners and conditioners, this truly natural shampoo is ideal for keeping dreadlocks and scalps sparkly clean, without hindering the locking process or irritating sensitive scalps or skin. The shampoo will deliver a sweet-smelling, super dreadlock cleansing result,. The liquid Shampoo is the more conventional form for shampoo easy to use and its powerful minty scent will keep you smelling fresh for hours.
Since 1998, Knotty Boy has become the leader of all things dreadlock-related. From their dreadquarters in Canada, the Knotty Boy team has dreamed up a host of dread care products to create, maintain and undo your dreads.
Awesome Product!!!Leaves your head tingly for hours after your washing! Keeps your scalp feeling clean for WAY longer than other dread shampoos! All of the Knotty Boy products are amazing for maintaining your dreads, keeping them clean and smelling fresh. I have tried other products with same ingredients but there is NO comparison! Stick with the products designed for dreadlocks, you will be happy you did!
Feb 4, 2012Rebecca / Sioux Falls, SdHAIR TYPEDark Brown / Normal Hair / Color Treated Hair
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Easy Application..smells Great!I enjoy using this shampoo a good deal more than the bar. the liquid form makes it easy to apply and work into my scalp... the bar seemed like it was a lot more work for less lather. I t does tingle when applied, and I find this a good thing as you can feel, as well as see where the shampoo has been applied (I have a fair amount of hair). I don't find the shampoo to be harsh and it does not leave a residue after it is rinsed out. What it does leave behind is an excellent fragrance (I think it is tea tree oil) that my wife says she loves!Apr 6, 2010Keeweet / New York, NY
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Mmm TingleyGosh this makes your hair and head feel gooooood! And it smells great as well!Sep 9, 2009Tracy / Milw, WI, USA
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This Product Is Great.My boyfriend and I enjoy this product a lot thank you.Jan 28, 2008Bronwynn / Mendocino County
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Here at Sew News, we are very happy that it is a sunny Friday here in Colorado! Oh and that we have free stuff to give away!
Today we're giving away 2 sets of prizes to 2 lucky winners!
Each prize contains a set of 4 Craft Workbooks from Fox Chapel Publishing. Each set contains a book on Sewing, Cross Stitch, Knitting & Crochet and Patchwork. All 4 books contain basic information, projects and step by step illustrations!
To be 1 of the 2 people to win this fun prize, post your answer to the following question in the comments section below:
What patchwork projects have you made lately?
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"Crazy," a lasting glimpse inside a disturbed mind, takes readers on a personal and creative trip through eight common mental disorders.
Utilizing prose, various mediums of graphic art, poetry and clinical explanation, the book, edited by mother and son Tami and Michael Hanna of Adams Place in Centennial, is a one-of-a-kind view from the inside out. It is educational, but artistic.
"We're about debunking the myths of mental illness through words, art and education," said Michael Hanna, 30, who like his mother lives with bipolar disorder. "This book is really all three of those things. We have text, we have art from people and we have information."
There are roughly 150 artists who contributed to the book, all of whom at one time or another have been a part of Adams Place — a "village" brought to life by therapist Tami Hanna, where those in treatment or past treatment can meet in a non-clinical environment, be artistic and help one another through nurture and support.
"When we began this book four years ago it was following the accidental overdose of one of my former kids," Tami said. "At the time it was more a matter of educating. People got together, hung out and educated each other, learned about each other and it was really powerful. When Michael came along he started putting it all together.
"People came from all walks of life and perspectives; kids, adults, parents, siblings. It became a community. For us to be able to present this is really exciting because the people in this book come from this community, from right here. Even though it has a lot of darkness, I think the brilliance is there."
The book, which is in no way pieced together like a traditional textbook, takes an educated look at the ins and outs of living with bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, OCD, eating disorders, ADHD/ADD, trauma and recovery, and also has a section on suicide. Each section begins with an informative look at the specific disorder and is followed by pages of accompanying art and writing that is identifiable with each illness.
"It's really more of a coffee-table book," said Michael Hanna of the 272-page, self-published work. "Our target audience is anybody who is crazy or who knows someone who is crazy. People don't talk about it, it's a big stigma. So, by opening that up and getting people to talk, there's this fostering of community immediately, because everyone knows someone who is crazy."
For more information, or to purchase a copy, visit www.adamsplacecrazy.org. Michael and Tami Hanna will appear at the first Douglas County Libraries Local Author Showcase, 2-4 p.m. March 10, at 9292 Ridgeline Blvd. in Highlands Ranch.


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Maxime Ansiau has squashed the conventions of traditional Delftware in the most graceful way. Her Multidish available at Seletti depicts classic Dutch scenery like countryscapes dotted with windmills on plates linked together in rows of two or more with new functional and decorative implications.
Available in either solid sterling silver or 14K gold fill, this simple but sweet boobie necklace from Melopepo isn't just an accessory—20% of profits go to the ACLU and Planned Parenthood, so your purchase helps support people all over the country. This simple shape is also used in Melopepo's earrings and rings and, thanks to them being handmade, each one is slightly different—just like the real thing.
If you, like us, are still jazzed about the discovery of the exoplanet system known as TRAPPIST 1, this very cute clutch is perfect for you. With plenty of space inside for all your treasures, this pouch is made of canvas and embroidered with lots of colorful planets and stars. Fully lined, it measures 11 by nine inches.
Not your average embroiders, Brooklyn's Raging Bush aims to apply their skills to messages of empowerment. Their range of "Feminist" denim jackets proclaim a wearer's respect for women and the feminist movement. It's a powerful word that needs reinforcement and in three customizable stitching styles and with three pink color options, Raging Bush has you covered.
Misen launched its $65-but-feels-like-$200 Japanese AUS-8 high-carbon stainless steel chef's knife back in 2015 (not to mention the lifetime sharpening that's included), and they've finally debuted its trusty sidekick: a mean, well-made paring knife that will have you peeling and mincing like a ninja. Now cutting up those perfect orange wedges for cocktails will be a breeze.
If you can't bear to dive in the sheets fully nude, these gossamery lounge pants are your best bet for sleeping as close to naked as possible. Made from incredibly soft 100% mulberry silk—in a unique, laborious process during which silkworms are not harmed—this wide-leg piece is un-dyed to complete its close-to-nature appeal. Part of the profits go to two worthy charities.
Taking photography back to the basics, the CROZ DIY Digital Camera only features two buttons: the on/off also acts as the shutter clicker and then one other switch selects photo effects. The design might sound simple—and it is, in a way. The clear acrylic case, however, means that the camera's insides are visible. Two extra lenses (fish-eye and wide-angle) are also included with this purchase.
Made from the highest quality ingredients, Care/of vitamins and supplements are tailored to your needs and delivered to your door each month. All you need to do is take a quick survey online about your health, concerns and goals. This is a subscription box with your wellness being the utmost importance. Prices vary. Care/of is also offering CH readers 50% off their first month with the code: COOLHUNTING.
Handmade in Thailand from cotton and brass, Bloom + Grace's Flamingo tassel drop earrings contribute to social good just as much as personal style. The brand partners with local artisans across the globe, employing people in developing nations. Further, through a partnership with the United Nations Foundation's Shot@Life campaign, each purchase made through Bloom + Grace translates to vaccinations for children in these countries—with a purchase of these earrings alone translating to six vaccinations. The Flamingo tassel drop earrings might be our favorite, but there are dozens of (sometimes limited edition) jewelry pieces for sale.
Made from 100% terry cotton, these colorful and mismatched towels will make bath time fun for kids and adults alike. Measuring 28 by 52 inches, they're two-tone reversible as well. Each set of four comes with one white and gray grid print, one yellow and white dot print, lilac and white shadows print and white and blue pivot print.
If you're not able to get a cuddle from a real sloth, this little guy from Jellycat is the next best thing. Measuring 17 inches tall, the sloth is soft and floppy—made for naps and hugs on days when they're need. And, if your child is a bit messy, the sloth is hand-washable.
From the Netherlands' taxidermy and entomology hub, de Museum Winkel, comes a stunning array of stuffed butterflies—including this bright blue Panacea prola. Originating in Peru, this insect, known also as the red flasher or Prola beauty, stretches four centimeters in length. It's quite delicate and, of course, no two will be exactly the same. Importantly, all animals come from zoos or farms where they died of natural causes. (Price is in Euros.)
Decorated with Protea (a bold flower native to South Africa), these fabric napkins will jazz up you next dinner party. The orange, white and green flowers—which represent growth and change—are printed on 220gsm cotton twill and are available in sets of two. Price is in ZAR.
Giving a new meaning to the term "female support system," these brass hooks will take on some of your load. They are made in the USA (laser-cut and hand-finished) and can hold lightweight coats, towels, jewelry and more. Measuring three inches tall, they are sold individually or as a pair.
This sweet white and purple letter-pressed greeting card offers a very practical love spell to make your Valentine fall for you. With sensible magic like "be on time," "listen" and "brush your teeth," the advice seems perfectly practical, but oftentimes this kind of common knowledge isn't so common. Follow the easy spell and there's no way your Valentine's Day can go belly up.
Stomping through the slush and snow doesn't mean cold or wet feet thanks to these super-light and comfortable boots by Vasque. Constructed from leather, an UltraDry Waterproofing system, felted wool liner and AeroGel insulating foam—which all contribute to a functional and cozy mukluk-style boot, with plenty of contemporary tech.
A strong advocate for the self-love club, Melbourne-based artist Frances Cannon teamed up with Third Drawer Down for this very sweet, pale pink tote. Featuring an illustration of a woman with tags on different parts of her body all saying "Beautiful" on one side, the other side of the bag boasts everybody's new mantra, "Into Myself Always." Measuring 8.3 by 11.4 inches, this tote is available exclusively at Third Drawer Down. (Price is in AUD.)


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SPRING GLEN - Tony (Antonius) Perri, age 87, beloved father, grandfather, great-grandfather, brother and friend, departed this life Sept. 3, 2009 while surrounded by his children.
Tony was born May 11, 1922, the sixth of eleven children of Dominic and Maria Juiseppa Fazzio Perri. He was the first child born at the family home in Spring Glen.
He married Ann Svetich, June 13, 1943 in Spring Glen. Their marriage was later blessed at St. Anthony's Catholic Church in Helper. Ann preceded him in death on July 15, 2006.
Tony was a lifelong resident of Spring Glen. He served in the U.S. Army during World War II, proudly serving his country in the Pacific. He was a retired member of the United Mine Workers of America with 42 years of dedicated service and a life member of Price Elk's Lodge # 1550.
Tony shared a passion for the outdoors and he especially enjoyed hunting, camping and fly fishing in Huntington Canyon. He enjoyed traveling with his wife Ann in their motor home. Tony loved snowmobiling with family and friends well into his 80's.
He loved reminiscing with family and friends, and his door was always open with a pot of coffee ready for anyone to stop by. Tony was a gifted mechanic who could fix anything and was always willing to lend a hand to anyone in need. He was greatly admired for his courage, independence, and resiliency.
He is survived by his daughter and special son-in-law, Pam (Eugene) Holdaway, Lexington, Ky.; son, Rolynn Perri and Cherilyn, Salt Lake City; five grandchildren, Tony (Laura) Perri, III, Grand Junction, Colo., Kris (Jim) Varndell, Rock Springs, Wyo., Rolynn "R.J." Perri, Salt Lake City, Tiffany Perri, Palm Desert, Calif., Courtney (Jeff) Krantz, Honolulu, HI.; 12 loving grandchildren; sisters, Venice Lami, Emma Beacco, both of Price; brother, Mike (Ellen) Perri, Rock Springs, Wyo.; sister-in-law, Irene Perri, Spring Glen.
Preceded in death by his parents; son, Tony Perri, Jr.; wife, Ann; brothers, Pete, Domenic, Angelo, Bill and Ross Perri; sisters, Viola Perri and Florence Butkovich.
The Perri family sincerely thanks Al and Pat Barnett, Billy Perri, Danny Lewis, Vink Tolich and Terry Marasco for the many hours of kindness shown to our Dad during his last few years. We would also like to extend a special thanks to Dr. Max Morgan and Dr. Glenn Etzel, and Tisa Pendergrass of Community Nursing for her extraordinary dedication and care of Tony.
Funeral Mass, Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2009, 9 a.m., St. Anthony Catholic Church in Helper. Vigil service, Tuesday evening 7 p.m., Mitchell Funeral Home in Price. Family will be at Mitchell's Tuesday and Wednesday one hour prior to services. Committal service, Mt. View Cemetery, Helper.
In lieu of flowers the family suggests memorial contributions to St. Anthony Catholic Church or Community Nursing Services.


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Clarks Saranac Boat Shoe
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Item # 203318
The Clarks Saranac is a stunning blend of boat shoe tradition and modern comfort features.
- Leather upper with mesh side panels
- Dual-density Ortholite® footbed with radius heel
- Molded EVA midsole
- Strobel construction for increased comfort and flexibility
- Rubber outsole with classic tread pattern
- Imported
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Location: Florida
December 29, 2012
Casual and great
"I had this pair for hubby but had to return it since it ran alil long and DSW didn't have a half size down, but other than that the pair was comfy and great for hubby!"
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New Balance 610 v3 Lightweight Trail Running Shoe
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Hit the trails in comfort and style! Version 3 of the rugged and durable men's 610 trail running shoe from New Balance features a bright pop of color, an aggressive lug bottom and superior lightweight cushioning perfect for travel over any terrain.
This men's running shoe is best for the neutral runner. What is pronation?
- Breathable mesh upper with synthetic overlays for structured support
- Lace-up closure
- Pull loop on heel and tongue for easy on/off
- Padded collar and tongue for comfort
- Fabric and breathable mesh lining
- Cushioned insole with perforations for ventilation
- XLT Footbed provides lightweight cushioning
- ACTEVA™ LITE midsole is 24% lighter than regular foam and provides firm, flexible cushioning
- Rubber outsole with aggressive lug pattern for performance over all terrain
- 12mm drop from heel to toe
- Weight: 9.2 oz. (men's size 9.5)
- More colors available
- Imported
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*Your pronation type is determined by the natural motion your feet apply throughout your running gait. When you pronate your foot rolls from either the outer edge, inner edge or not at all. If your foot rolls to the outer edge when you run, you are an underpronator, if it rolls to the inner edge you are a overpronator and if your foot doesn't roll at all you are a neutral or stable runner.
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New Balance 420 Retro Sneaker - Mens
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Pay homage to all the track and field stars of the day and lace-up in a pair of the vintage styled New Balance® 420 retro running sneakers.
- Suede and mesh upper
- Soft padded collar for comfort around the ankle
- Cushioned footbed
- Low profile rubber midsole
- Herringbone rubber outsole
- Imported
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