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The Emery County Commissioners met in their regularly scheduled meeting on July 2 at 4 p.m. Those present were Commissioners Drew Sitterud, Ira Hatch and Randy Johnson. County Attorney, Dave Blackwell and Sheriff Lamar Guymon were also present.
The first item on the agenda was the approval of the check edit list, additional claims, requisitions and dispositions. A question was brought up by Commissioner Sitterud on the purchase of flags, which had different totals. These figures will be double checked for accuracy. The purchase of an ambulance for Green River was approved. Sheriff Guymon pointed out that they had a grant for $25,000 to help with the purchase price of the ambulance.
Pat Snowball was next on the agenda with the personnel items. She asked for the approval of new road department employee, Brandon Conover. He will be a lube specialist.
The next item on the agenda was the appointment of a new board member to the Castle Valley Special Service District to fill the remainder of the term for Eugene Johansen. The CVSSD did not make a recommendation but pointed out they choose people to represent the various regions in the county. Johansen was from Castle Dale and the board recommended an appointment of someone from the central portion of the county. The commission approved the name of Tom Humphrey for the position.
The next item of business was the appointment of a new board member to fill the vacancy on the Emery County Water Conservancy District. The district recommended the appointment of Craig Johansen to fill the position left vacant by Eugene Johansen. The commission approved the district's recommendation of appointing Craig Johansen to the board.
The next item on the agenda was the discussion of the Emery County Foundation's request for tax exempt status. Kent Petersen from the foundation addressed the commission. He said the foundation is used to obtain money to help the entities of Emery County. They have been in existence for eight years. Their largest acquisition has been the donation of the old house on the corner of Center Street and Main in Castle Dale. This house is now being used for the offices of the foundation and the Chamber of Commerce. The house is in the process of being remodeled. It will also be used for a visitor's center. The front rooms of the house will be used as a folk art gallery where local folk artists can display and sell their goods.
Commissioner Hatch said the foundation is involved in bringing good things to the county and should be granted tax exempt status. This recommendation for tax exempt status was approved by the commission.
The next item on the agenda was the consideration and approval of interest and penalties abatement for a citizen. This citizen has been making payments on past taxes owed to the county. A motion was made and approved to abate the penalties and interest if he pays the full tax amount by Aug. 15.
The next item on the agenda was the discussion of support for a regional hazard mitigation plan and appointment of committee members. Glen Vernon was on hand to inform the commission on the plan. He said the hazard mitigation is a predisaster plan. They want to bring Emery County into the planning process. A regional plan will be developed and will become part of a statewide plan. It is now a requirement for each of the states to have a hazard mitigation plan. This is not the same as an emergency response plan which deals with an event after it happens.
Since 1993 the federal government has spent money going into help with natural disasters. In some areas they have been going back in to replace the same property more than once in the same spot. It hasn't been cost effective. The message the federal government is sending is if the states want to receive funds they need to take steps to reduce the impact. The assistance of the governor has been enlisted as well as appealing to all the counties and cities to appoint people to sit on these ad hoc committees. These committees will identify hazards in each county or community and formulate plans to mitigate damage. Potential dangers in rural areas such as Emery County might include fires, radon gas, land slides and others. Risks would be assessed and potential loss and steps would be put into the plan to mitigate losses.
The federal government could use the potential threat of not sending funds to those areas without that plan. The county commission determined they would have their attorney read through the paperwork and they would put a recommendation together for an appointment to the committee. Vernon pointed out that it is a voluntary program and they have until November of 2003 to get it done. He requested an appointment to the committee who has experience in planning and zoning and public works. He again pointed out the government's funds are contingent on having that plan in place.
The next item on the agenda was the renewal of a 90 day employee contract for history grant special projects. Kathleen Truman was next on the agenda. She said they received three bids for the community kiosks and the one for Cleveland/Lloyd Dinosaur Quarry. She recommended they accept the bid by Interpretive Graphic Signs and Systems. "They do quality work and are well within the budget," she said. The next item of discussion was the extension of the state history grant to June 30, 2003. Truman said they hope to have the community kiosks finished in September. She also mentioned the cowboy poetry book is moving along and they are trying to complete it by fair time.
The next item for consideration was the discussion of fire restrictions on county lands. They mentioned in meetings with the forest service and bureau of land management they were told some testing of the moisture content in plants had been done. If a plant goes below 12 percent moisture then it is considered critical. Plants right now are testing at 0 percent moisture. No open fires are currently being allowed in the state of Utah. The commission recommended that all citizens observe these restrictions.
The next item of discussion was the Green River Annexation where the Supreme Court ruled in Emery County's favor on every single point. The boundary is set as the current boundaries of Green River City. Attorney Blackwell said that county recorder Dixie Swasey said the best way to deal with the transfer of property would be to send the current deeds up to Emery County, rather than get a history on each piece of property. Swasey said she has a good working relationship with the Grand County recorder and doesn't anticipate any problems with the transfers.
Commissioner Johnson said they will work to rebuild relationships with Grand County. "It has been quite a process with Emery County providing services to Grand County residents for quite some time. Law enforcement, education and a lot of other issues. This was a complicated issue and this is a good solution." The next item of business was to approve the contract with Utah Power for service at the new public safety complex. Castle Dale Mayor, Neal Peacock said they are pushing forward on the annexation of the public safety complex land into Castle Dale City and it was headed for approval at the next city council meeting.
Commissioner Hatch said they had met on the airport apron parking lot project. The county is working in connection with UDOT on the project. Nielson Construction was the low bid and will begin the project soon with a completion date of Aug. 13.


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CASTLE DALE, UTAH: Matt Larsen, age 25, passed away Dec. 15, 2012 in Orangeville, Utah. He was born March 11, 1987 in Payson, Utah, to Ronald Larsen and Dianna Weeks Powell.
He was raised in Castle Dale and graduated from Emery High School in 2005. He lived in Salt Lake City and various states along the East Coast during his time installing security systems. He had many professions some included: installing home security systems, lift operations at Snowbird ski resort, and professional bag boy at the Food Ranch.
His hobbies included beating anyone in video games (especially Mike Blomquist), snowboarding, camping, cute girls, his dogs, and hanging out with his friends. His interests were computers and all sorts of technology. He traveled to and through the majority of the U.S., with Arizona and Florida being his favorite two states.
He is survived by his parents: Dianna (Steve) Powell and Ronald (Mary Ann) Larsen brothers and sisters: Christina Larsen (Bill) Riva of Canon City, Colo., Brooke Larsen (Ryan) Eivins of Canon City, Colo., Jonathan (Mandie) Larsen of Orem, Utah, William Larsen of Nashville, Tenn., Steven Larsen of Cedar City, Utah, Scott Larsen of Salt Lake City, Utah, Timothy Larsen of Castle Dale, Utah, Mark Larsen of Salt Lake City, Utah, Shinia Powell of Castle Dale, Utah, Jacob Powell of Castle Dale, Utah, Michelle (Tim) Cundiff of Kent, Wash., Chantelle (John) Elswood of Eagle Mountain, Utah, Stephen Jr. (Jacey) Powell of Nephi, Utah, Tara (Chris) Craig of Midland, Texas, and Seth (Karlee) Powell of Springville, Utah; and many other family and friends whose lives he has influenced and will miss him dearly.
He is preceded in death by his uncles: Don Weeks and William Weeks.
Funeral services will be held Saturday, May 18, 2013 at 11 a.m. at the Castle Dale Stake Center (10 East Main - Castle Dale, Utah). Gathering prior to the services at the church from 9:30-10:30 a.m. Burial will be in the Orangeville City Cemetery.
Services are in the care of Fausett Mortuary. Family and friends may sign the guest book and share memories of Matthew (Matt/Matty) Larsen at www.fausettmortuary.com.


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FERRON-After a long and painful illness due to age complications, our sweet Mom passed away July 23, 2003 under the excellent care of the Emery County Nursing Home staff.
In 1918, Ellner was born to Maude and Thomas Thompson in Ferron. She and her brother Preston, and sister Nola, had a fun, but typical childhood milking cows, helping in the field and wading in the Molen Ditch.
When the CCC boys came to the area, she met and married Marvin Brereton of Provo. Over the course of a nine year period, they had three children, lived in many places due to Marv's employment in road construction, but they always came back to Ferron.
In 1976, Marv died of a sudden heart attack. Later on, Ellner met and married Elmer (Tug) Jones of Orem. They purchased a home in St. George, enjoyed a life of travel and a wonderful companionship for the next 13 years. Tug passed away in 1989.
In 1996, Ellner married her friend, Ralph Halford, and they were companions until Ralph was no longer able to care for her after she had several falls. Ellner came back to Ferron to live in the Emery County Nursing Home until her death.
Ellner loved traveling, her family and friends, and playing cards. She was an excellent card player. Ellner was always described as the "sweetest and most classy lady." She took great pride in how she looked, her beautiful hair and wearing her favorite color, red. She was adored by her nieces and nephews, always being a favorite aunt. As a young woman, she dreamed of becoming a journalist as she had a strong and creative writing ability. However, being from a poor family, and being a girl, she never realized that dream.
Ellner disliked gossip, being confined and cantaloupe. She was a quiet person, never raising her voice and always being quick to think the best of others. She will be greatly missed by those who love her.
Ellner is survived by her children, Jane (Lee), Joanna (Monte), and Tom (Pam); her grandchildren, Scott, Layne, Mark, John, Kristne, Mindy, Mike and Jenny; husband Ralph; her sister Nola (Harry), and her great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by two husbands, her parents, brother Preston, and grandchild Christopher.
Visitation will be held at the Berg Mortuary in Provo from 9:30-10:30 a.m. on July 30. A memorial service and interment will be at Sunset Lawns in Salt Lake City at 11:30 a.m.
Price-Marino Pete "Doc" Vomvas, age 64, passed away July 22, 2003, at his home in Price. He was born June 2, 1939 in Sunnyside, to Annie Konakis and Pete Vomvas.
Doc was a free spirit who loved the outdoors and working with his hands. His carpentry work could not be outdone. He served in the US Army.
He is survived by his children Pete, Lisa, Kenny, Marie Joe, and Shalese; grandchildren Kris, Bryan and Jayden; brothers and sisters Andy, Ted, Diamond and Vangie; special sister-in-law Ilene; numerous nieces and nephews.
Preceded in death by his parents, two brothers and one sister Nick, Johnny and Amelia.
Memorial service will be held Aug. 2 at 7 p.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's one hour prior to services. Anyone wishing to share a story to celebrate Doc's life may do so.
PARIS, IDAHO-Terry Lynn Hampton, 56 passed away July 22, 2003, at the Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center in Idaho Falls, Idaho. She was born Dec. 15, 1946, in Price, on a Sunday morning to Mark and Betty Pace Hampton. She attended the first grade and then the moved to Sunnyside, where she attended second through eighth grades. She finished high school in Price. She has lived in Moab; Green River, Wyo; and then moved to Paris, Idaho in 1982 and has lived there since. She has been paralyzed, due to a car accident, for the past 26 years.
Terry is survived by her mother, Betty Mortensen of Paris, one sister Marliene (Mike) Sorenson of Idaho Falls, two brothers, Arevell "Stubby" (Kate) Burge of Woods Cross, Dale (Gayle) Hampton of Midway, and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her father Mark Ammon Hampton, her step-father, Nephi Junior Mortensen and her grandparents.
Funeral services were held July 28 at 11 a.m. in the Paris Stake Center in Paris, Idaho. Friends called that morning. Burial will take place in the Price City Cemetery, Tuesday at 2 p.m. Services under the direction of Matthews Mortuary of Montpelier, Idaho.
PRICE/ROOSEVELT-Dixie Loraine Johnson Jamison, age 73, passed away in her sleep on July 23, 2003 at her home in Price. She was born Jan. 2, 1930 in Price to Clement Joseph and Cleona Swasey Johnson. Married Doswell A. (Curly) Jamison, Nov. 20, 1953 in White Pine, Nev.
Dixie enjoyed household crafts in her younger days, such as painting, crochet and other art forms. In her later years she enjoyed purchasing collectibles and giving them to her grandchildren. Mom was an animal lover and she always had cats or dogs that were as much a part of the family as her children.
Survived by her loving husband, D.A. Jamison, Price; daughter, Jeanne (Daryl) Daniels, Chandler, Ariz.; son, Joe (Sue) Jamison, Price; her sisters, Sis (Bill) Cunningham, Mary (Lott) Majors, JoyLynn (Ernie) McFarlane, all of Cleveland; three grandchildren, Craig (Mari) Jamison, Wendy (Tobin) Roberts, Jackie Christensen; and great-grandson, Kobin Roberts. Preceded in death by her parents, three brothers, Jack, Terry and Max Johnson.
Graveside service July 29, 10 a.m, Cleveland City Cemetery. Family will be at Mitchell Funeral Home, 233 East Main Street in Price Monday evening from 7-8 p.m.
SPRING GLEN-John (Jim) James Nielson, age 79, passed away July 25, 2003 in Clearfield, Utah.
Born April 23, 1924 in Winter Quarters to Joseph Henry and Florence May Hall Nielson. He married Thelma Lee Morrison Hamelwright on Sept. 30, 1944 in Preston, Idaho. Their marriage was later solemnized for eternity in the Manti LDS Temple.
John graduated from Carbon High School, attended Carbon College and the Colorado School of Mines. He entered the United States Navy and served in WWII on a mine sweeper in the Pacific. Upon completing his military service, he worked in the mines of Carbon County and then entered the construction business. John served as bishop of the Spring Glen ward twice, in the Carbon North Stake Presidency, and Branch President of the Scofield Utah Branch. He was also a member of the Carbon County School Board for many years. Chairman of the Carbon County Democratic Party, and on the Carbon County Water Improvement District. He never got tired of working for the Lord and knew there was a proper way to do things. He loved the youth, the people, his country, and his God. He often said "Everyday is a great day in America."
Survived by his wife, Thelma; children, Barbara (Clyde) Worthen, Linda Nielson Prettyman, Carole (Gardell) Grundvig, John (Lucinda) Nielson; 19 grandchildren, nine great-grandchildren; sister Ethel Nielson Gibson.
Preceded in death by a son, Richard; grandson, Andrew; two brothers and two sisters.
Funeral service July 30 at 1 p.m., Spring Glen LDS Ward Chapel. Family will be at the church two hours prior to services. Friends are welcome at Mitchell Funeral Home daily. Interment, Price City Cemetery.
EMERY-Richard J. Childs, 51, loving husband, father, brother, grandfather, uncle passed away peacefully July 27, 2003 at his home in Emery after a short battle with cancer. He was born March 12, 1952 in Price to Max and Renee Childs of Huntington. He married Denise Addley of Emery Feb. 23, 1974 in Emery. Together they have three children; Justin Childs of Emery, Steven and (Katie) Childs of Helper, and Mindy and (Zac) Crawford of Ferron. One grandchild, Gage Crawford and a precious granddaughter on the way.
He is also survived by two brothers; Garth and (Alyce) Childs of Huntington, David and (Kim) Childs of Tacoma, Wash.
Richard was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He loved fishing, camping, riding 4-wheelers, working with his friends at Nielson Construction, and being with his family which he loved dearly. He also served 25 years with the Emery County Search and Rescue and about 10 years as a volunteer fire chief in the Emery Fire Department.
He was preceded in death by his parents, infant sister, and his in-laws Rex and Barbara Addley.
Funeral services will be held July 31 at 1 p.m. in the Emery Ward chapel in Emery. A viewing will be held from 11 a.m.- 12:45 p.m. prior to the funeral, and a viewing will also be held July 30 from 6-8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary in Castle Dale. Burial will be at the Emery City Cemetery.
HELPER-Alta Mae Jensen Hall, age 69, passed away July 23, 2003 at her home. She was born Aug. 4, 1933 in Pleasant Grove to Perry and Clara Edwards Jensen. Alta Married Norman Hall May 25, 1951 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple.
As an active member of the LDS Church she served in numerous callings, most notably as a Church Service Missionary with her husband in the Church Employment Center. Alta was a very good homemaker and loved to cook. She taught Weight Watchers for five years.
Alta is survived by her husband of 52 years, Norm, of Helper, children; Vickie and Dewayne Dean of Salt Lake City, Ronald and Dorothy Hall of Castle Dale and Gordon and Karla Hall of Price; six grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Also survived by sisters Vonda Sauliner and Lorraine Sherwood.
Funeral services will be held July 26 in the Helper Stake Center at 11 a.m. Friends may call Friday from 7-8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary in Price and one hour prior to services at the church. Burial will be in the Helper Mountain View Cemetery.
PRICE-Mary Lue Parker died July 27, 2003 in Price of natural causes. She was born Jan. 2, 1929 in Ferron to Cecil Henry and Ida Wild Behunin. She married Jimmy Bruce Parker in Craig, Colo. on Sept. 8, 1956. They were later divorced. She was a membr of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She has been a resident of Price for over 28 years.
She was preceded in death by her parents and a step-father. Survivors include a daughter Peggy Fae (Jake) Hampton of Salt Lake, a brother Cecil Dale (Janice) Behunin of Los Altos, Calif. She is also survived by a sister May B. (Bill) Jorgensen of Castle Dale, several nieces, nephews, and a host of friends. The family would like to thank all of the care givers who have loved and taken care of Mary Lue over the years. We really do appreciate all your loving care.
Friends may call at the Fausett Mortuary in Price on July 29 from 9:30-10:45 a.m. Funeral services will follow in the mortuary chapel at 11 a.m. A grave dedication will follow in the Ferron City Cemetery that afternoon at 1:30 p.m. under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
PRICE-Twila Jane (Mickie) Hayes Hartzell, age 77, passed away July 22, 2003 in Price. She was born April 25, 1926 in Price to Monroe and Cornelia Nott Hayes. Married Leonard N. Vestal, April 14, 1943 in Salt Lake City. He died Jan. 5, 1954. Married John Hartzell, May 6, 1955 in Grand Junction, Colo.
Member of the LDS Church. She enjoyed crochet, ceramics, hunting, fishing and all types of crafts. Mickie was devoted to her family and was a friend to all. She never met a stranger, Mom was always good for a laugh, a hug and a helping hand. She has left us for a short time but we will be together again.
Survived by her husband, John Hartzell, Price; four children, Louise and Marty Wilkinson, Salina; John E. (Elena) Hartzell, North Cape May, N.J.; Janet E. (David) Meye, Camdenton, Mo.; Jamie E. Hartzell, Salt Lake City; sister Oragale Fairbourn, West Valley City; son-in-law Chuck Echols, Whitefish, Mont.; daughter-in-law Sharron Vestal, Richardson, Texas; 13 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by her parents; two sons Rodger and Larry Vestal; two daughters Sharon Stokes and Connie Echols; three brothers Floyd, Lawrence and Harold; two sisters Lila Flores and Alma Parry.
Funeral service July 28 at Mitchell Funeral Home. Interment Price City Cemetery.
GREEN RIVER-Lucille Lenore Anderson Silliman died July 22, 2003 in Price, of natural causes. She was born on Oct. 15, 1915 in Fayette to Charles Ludvig and Maria Peterson Anderson. She was the youngest of seven children, and the only girl.
In 1917, the family moved to Salt Lake City. Lucille graduated from Granite High. She attended the McCune School of Music and was an accomplished pianist and accompanist. Lucille received the B.S. degree from the University of Utah in 1938. She moved to Green River in 1939 to teach elementary school, and lived there until her death.
Lucille married Howard E. Silliman on Jan. 27, 1940. He died May 22, 1999. She was a member of the Green River Bible church, the American Legion Auxiliary, the Green River Women's Club, and a bridge group. She retired from teaching in 1977.
Lucille is survived by her four children; Judy (Jim) Bowman of Round Rock, Texas, Jeff (Connie) Silliman of San Bernardino, Calif., Karen (Robert) Smith and Rodney of Green River; seven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
Funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. on Aug. 2 at the Green River Bible church. Friends may greet the family at the church one hour prior to the service. Interment Elgin Cemetery, Green River. Under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home.
Memorial gifts to the Green River Bible Church, PO Box 308, Green River, Utah 84525.
SPRING GLEN/DENVER, COLO.-Helen Dolan Wilson, age 93, passed away peacefully in her home in Spring Glen on her birthday July 22. She was born July 22, 1910 in Denver, Colo. to Thomas M. and Julia Nazyark Dolan. Married Howard Joseph Wilson, June 17, 1029, he died Oct. 29, 1983.
Survived by her daughter, Ardith, (Richard) Keppler; seven grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren and six great-great-grandchildren that she was blessed with. Among the many friends and loved ones Helen also leaves her loving companion Precious. She was preceded in death by her parents, sisters Lucille and Maimie, her daughter Rita Swope, son-in-law Bill Swope and her beloved husband Howard.
Funeral Mass was July 26 at St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church. Rosary was held Friday evening at the church in Helper. Committal service Price City Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers the family suggests donations be made to the Rocky Mountain Hospice.
PRICE-William A. Coleman, age 84 passed away July 20, 2003 at his home in Price. He was born August 12, 1918 in Greenwood, Ark. to Benjamin Franklin and Mary Delilah Allenbaugh Coleman. Married Loraine Goff Aug. 28, 1964 in Ely, Nev. She died March 5, 1986.
Longtime resident of Carbon County where he retired as a welder from Valley Camp Coal. Wlliam was a member of the United Mine Workers of America Local #6788 and he proudly displayed his 38 years of service on his hats that he wore. He was an avid fisherman.
Survived by his children, Benny N. Coleman, Enterprise, Ala.; Adabell Allemcesch, Shoshone, Wyo.; Susan Peterson, Rock Springs, Wyo.; Linda Hansen, Green River, Wyo.; Cathy Iriart, St George; and many loving grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Graveside service was held July 25 in the Price City Cemetery.


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Regarding Bryan's point that there are many reasons people don't complete college, it remains true that IQ plays a fundamental role. It was expressed perfectly by NYU sociologist Steve Goldberg: IQ is to success in life (or in college) as weight is to offensive tackles in the NFL. The correlation between weight and performance among starting NFL offensive tackles is probably close to zero. Lots of other qualities are more important. But you have to weigh 300 pounds before you have a shot. Same with IQ and college.
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Lead Essay
Down with the Four-Year College Degree!
by Charles Murray
In this month's provocative lead essay, the American Enterprise Institute's Charles Murray draws from his new book, Real Education: Four Simple Truths for Bringing America's Schools Back to Reality, to argue against America's obsession with the four-year BA degree. Murray argues that the BA "wreaks harm on a majority of young people, is grotesquely inefficient as a source of information for employers, and is implicated in the emergence of a class-riven America." Murray contends that vocational training and a new regime of certification testing would provide a superior alternative to a college degree for many high school grads.
Response Essays
If the BA Is the Work of the Devil, It's Not His Best Work
by Pedro Carneiro
Economist Pedro Carneiro of University College London – an authority on the relationship between education, human capital, and wages – agrees with much of Murray's argument, but questions its relevance. Some people may be making a mistake in pursuing a BA, but it's not a very big mistake, Carneiro says. "For most of those enrolling in college, a BA has a good expected return, but there is some risk," and not notably more risk than with other investments. The real worry, Carneiro argues, is that stagnation in college enrollments "may cause problems for [economic] growth in the years to come."
Murray Needs a Model — How About Mine?
by Bryan Caplan
George Mason University economist Bryan Caplan agrees with Charles Murray's claims that not everyone is suited to college, that four years is too long, and that few career-relevant skills are learned there. But then what explains the wage premium for college grads? Caplan notes that Murray flirts with a "signaling" model but argues he needs to take it more seriously. But then why haven't certification test already caught on, Caplan wonders. Why don't employers already cut out the college middle man and directly hire top high school grads? "An unfortunate implication of the signaling model is that cutting the BA down to size will be a lot harder than Murray thinks. As far as employers are concerned, the BA works."
The Best of American Opportunity
by Kevin Carey
Kevin Carey, research and policy manager for Education Sector, argues that the "mass production of bachelor's degrees" in the 20th century gave the United States one of the world's best-educated labor forces, and all signs point to the stunning success of mass higher education. Carey says that Murray "does not come close" to showing that the "BA is the work of the devil." If an alternative system of certification testing made sense, Carey argues, we would expect to see it already, but we don't because "employers value the bachelor's degree." The flexibility of the American system, which allows students to get a good general education without committing to narrow vocational training, is one of its strengths. And so many drop out of college, Cary maintains, not because they are unprepared or unable to benefit, but because the academic environment and teaching are often discouragingly low. "The bachelor's degree represents the best of American opportunity," Carey writes. "We need to make it better, not tear it down."
The Conversation
- What Justifies the Stigma of Not Getting a BA? by Charles Murray
- A Gross Exaggeration by Kevin Carey
- Murray Is Selling His Own Argument Short by Bryan Caplan
- Dropping Out and the Return to Education by Bryan Caplan
- Please Explain the Point about the Stigma by Pedro Carneiro
- If Higher Ed Subsidies Are Wasteful, Why Don't We See Competitive Countries Cutting Them? by Kevin Carey
- Do You Have Any Idea What an IQ of 110 Is Like? by Charles Murray
- Why Are So Many "College-Unready" Students Doing So Well in College? by Kevin Carey
- Clarifying What I Thought Was Already A Clear Position by Charles Murray
- Why Do Students Drop Out, and Does It Matter? by Bryan Caplan
- But All the Other Countries Are Doing It! by Bryan Caplan
- P.S. by Charles Murray
- Thresholds: Who Needs Them? by Bryan Caplan
- Let's Make Academic Records More Informative by Kevin Carey
- Improving College at the Margins by Pedro Carneiro
- More Closure than Usual by Charles Murray
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Reducing kilobytes by half cuts the merchant's page load time by 1.78 seconds, Keynote says.
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The lighter the better is the rule in mobile web performance. J.C. Penney Co. Inc. reduced the weight of its mobile commerce web site home page from 300 kilobytes to 150 kilobytes during the week ending May 5 and consequently trimmed 1.78 seconds off of its page load time, reports mobile and web performance management firm Keynote.
The department store retailer's m-commerce site home page loaded on average in 7.21 seconds and did so completely and successfully 99.06% of the time, Keynote says. Weighting and then combining load time and success rate earns the merchant a score of 839 out of 1,000 on the Keynote Mobile Commerce Performance Index.
At 150 kilobytes, J.C. Penney's mobile home page is the 15th smallest of the 30 retailers on the index, Keynote says, and below an important threshold.
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Retailers should give careful thought to every element they place on a mobile commerce site page, says Abelardo Gonzalez, mobile performance expert with Keynote.
"When constructing a mobile site, companies should continually ask themselves if all of the elements and images on a page are needed and how they can consolidate elements to achieve the most streamlined site as possible," Gonzalez says. "Due to the latency and bandwidth of the wireless carriers, even a small reduction in page size can have a perceptible change on site performance."
J.C. Penney did not reply to a request for comment.
Barnes & Noble topped the Keynote index for the week ending May 5 with a load time of 4.98 seconds and a success rate of 99.49% for a score of 941. Amazon.com Inc. came in second with a load time of 6.28 seconds and a success rate of 99.59% for a score of 937. And Sears Holdings Corp. came in third with a load time of 2.07 seconds and a success rate of 99.07% for a score of 917.
J.C. Penney is No. 37 in the Internet Retailer Mobile 400, BarnesandNoble.com Inc. is No. 31, Amazon.com is No. 1 and Sears is No. 29.
The index average load time for all 30 retailers is 9.00 seconds, the average success rate is 98.73% and the average score is 759.
Click here and then click on Keynote Mobile Commerce Performance Index Part 1 and Part 2 to see this week's complete results for all 30 retailers on the index.
Keynote Systems measures 30 representative m-commerce sites exclusively for Internet Retailer. The sites include merchants in multiple categories and channels, and of multiple sizes, ranging from such giants as Amazon.com Inc. to midsized retailers like Toolfetch.com LLC. Keynote tests the sites in the index every hour Monday through Sunday from 8 a.m. through midnight Eastern time, emulating three different smartphones on three different wireless networks: Apple Inc.'s iPhone 4 on AT&T, the HTC Evo on Sprint and the Droid X on Verizon. The HTC Evo and the Droid X run Google Inc.'s Android operating system. Keynote runs the tests in New York and San Francisco.
Keynote combines a site's load time and success rate, equally weighted, into a single score. Given that both performance and availability are important, the score reflects the overall quality of the home page; a higher score indicates better performance. Scores also reflect how close sites are to each other in overall quality. The index average score is the midpoint among all the sites' scores.
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MONTREAL – The Quebec Volleyball federation announced today its three inductees into the Quebec Volleyball Hall of Fame. The inductees are Raymond Côté, Pierre Sauvé and the late Élaine Tanguay. The induction ceremony will take place on June 5.
The federation continued its initiative by naming three inductees who played an important role in building and maintaining volleyball traditions and participating in its structure and dynamics.
Raymond Côté, builder (photo)
Since the 1970's Raymond Côté has worked relentlessly for the sport undertaking various roles. He was a referee at the 1976 and 1984 Olympic Games, vice president on the federation's board of directors from 1992 to 1995 and president from 1995. Since 2000, he is president of Sports Québec. Also a Volleyball Canada board member he was among the first administrators to take charge in organizing beach volleyball.
Pierre Sauvé, builder
In 1970, Pierre Sauvé founded the Club de volleyball Canons in Vaudreuil and from there built a strong network in south west Montreal for school and club volleyball teams.
Élaine Tanguay, builder
Élaine Tanguay played for the Cegep de Sherbrooke and the Université de Sherbrooke between 1969 and 1974. She coached the university squad from 1975 to 1979. She wrote several documents on the sport and on sports training and played a large role in coaching development in her career.The three inductees will be honoured on June 5 at the federation's gala dinner scheduled for the Centre sportif Alphonse-Desjardins in Trois-Rivieres.
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Do albatrosses have personalities? And if so, how do scientists measure such intangible characteristics? This blog provides some of the background to research Te Papa scientists were involved in, examining how birds use their environment, and how individual personality traits of these birds can be measured. The previous blogs on this topic can be accessed here…. Read more »
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The Albatross in the Cupboard
Victoria University of Wellington's International Institute of Modern Letters is justifiably famous. One of its innovative creative writing courses goes by the intriguing acronym of 'CREW352'. CREW352 is creative science writing. Recently, CREW352 student Nina Powles interviewed Dr Susan Waugh, Senior Curator of Sciences at Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa. Here is Nina's… Read more »
Birds of the Snares Islands
Four Te Papa staff members visited the Snares Islands Nature Reserve for a fortnight in late 2013, undertaking a variety of seabird and plant research projects (see previous blogs listed below). The Snares Islands are famous for their birdlife, and here vertebrates curator Colin Miskelly looks at some of the species that are unique to… Read more »
Khandallah kids go 'behind the scenes'
Readers may remember that as part of sunfish science extravaganza, a group of Khandallah School students won our competition to name the fish. Their winning name was Sunny Bill, and this morning they visited our natural history collection as part of their prize. The 28 students from room 5 arrived at the Tory St building… Read more »
Solander: Kingdom of the Birds
Steeped in history, Solander Island stands as a reminder of how beautiful it once was in this land which once was the kingdom of the birds. Monday 6 May Our party of 3 comprising Dr Dominique Filippi, Director Sextant Technology Ltd, Jean Claude Stahl (photographer scientist) and myself (Michael Hall) spend time readying for the… Read more »
Sense and Sensibility in the Southern Ocean – A character-building story of albatross and researcher personalities in extreme conditions. Part 4. Le Champ des Albatros
Here at the haut lieu of albatross biology – Le Champ des Albatros, Crozet Islands the main study site for Wandering Albatrosses in the French Southern Territories, we have now done a round of all the behaviour testing, GPS deployments and nest checks that await us over the next month. We arrived a week ago,… Read more »
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A two-month long research programme is getting underway for Te Papa Senior Curator Dr Susan Waugh, in collaboration with the French CNRS Research Institute and Polar Institute (IPEV). Susan departs from La Reunion on February 7th to take part in a programme of work on the personality of Albatrosses on the Crozet Islands. Departure Board… Read more »
Albatrosses in competition for best looks
Over the next month, Te Papa is working with the community of enthusiasts and researchers on seabirds – albatrosses and petrels in particular – to showcase the unique work of this group, and to allow a glimpse of the beauty, vulnerability, and amazing adaptations of these birds and unique environments they inhabit. Our focus on… Read more »
Te Papa Curator Visits to Yamashina Institute, champions of Short-tailed Albatross Recovery project
The Yamashina Institute of Ornithology in Abiko houses the largest collection of birds in Japan, with over 60,000 specimens, including the newly discovered Okinawan Rail Rallus okinawae, New Zealand Kakapo, and one of the world's rarest species, the Short-tailed Albatross. The exchange with the Institute in Tokyo is part of a programme of work to… Read more »
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An abbreviated, complementary version of this program can also be completed as a concentration within the Counseling Psychology degree. This concentration will prepare graduates to function as effective clinicians in a variety of professional counseling and forensic settings. Graduates of the certificated concentration will have developed the skills, knowledge and experience to provide ethical and effective evaluation and therapeutic services in a variety of forensic settings. The program establishes an excellent balance between traditional counseling, theory and skills and a specialized understanding of the legal and judicial system. For more information on the Forensic Psychology certificated concentration and its curriculum, click here: About the Program
Thank you for your interest in CBU's Master of Arts in Forensic Psychology program. Please feel free to e-mail or call me with any questions you may have.
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Meriah Dawn Maxfield and David Casey Johnson announce their marriage on Sept. 24. The wedding will be held at the home of Velma Jensen. They welcome family and friends to a reception that evening at the Huntington Senior Center beginning at 7:30 p.m.
Parents of the bride are Bob and Christie Bennett and Wayne and Deanna Maxfield. Parents of the groom are David Johnson and Julie Hales.
Hallie and Brenda Lemon of Ferron announce the marriage of their son Orrin Lemon to Karlee Larson daughter of Sam and Jan Larson of St. George. They will be married Sept. 22 in the St. George temple.
Linda Welch announces the marriage of her daughter, Jennifer John Welch, to Joshua Ralph Taylor, son of Sheldon and Laurie Taylor. Jennifer is also the daughter of the late John Welch. Jennifer and Joshua will be married Sept. 22 at Little Bear Campground. An open house will be held in the newlyweds honor that evening at Little Bear Campground in Huntington. In case of inclement weather the open house will be held at the Cleveland City Hall. The couple will make their home in Price where Jennifer is employed at Castle Country Care Center and Joshua is employed at G & G Construction and Welding.
Donnie and Pam Durrant announce the marriage of their daughter, Villian Nichole, to Casey Scott Vuksinick, son of Norman and Kathy Vuksinick. The couple will be married Sept. 22. A celebration will be held in their honor that evening at the Greenwell Inn.
Casey is a 2002 graduate of Emery High and is currently working toward a degree in criminal justice. He is employed at Fairmont. Jill is a 2004 graduate of Carbon High and completed the CEU Cosmotology program. She is employed at The Nail Shoppe and Med U.S.A.
The couple will make their home in Price.
Jennifer Lynne Mihlfeith and Rory Facer Stucki announce their marriage on Sept. 29. Jennifer is the daughter of Tom and Joye Railsback of Palm Desert, Calif., and Neil and Helen Mihlfeith of Perry, Utah. Rory is the son of John and Christine Watkins of Price and the late George C. Stucki of Castle Dale.
A reception will be held that evening at the Castlebrook Reception Center in Layton. The couple will live in Syracuse where Jennifer is emplyed by the Mild to Wild Hair Design Center and Rory is employed by the Apex Alarm Company.


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POLL: Biggest Angels story of 2010December 17th, 2010, 9:28 am by DAN WOIKE, THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER
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When Harrisburg High School athletic director Jay Thompson presented the Bulldog girls' basketball team with the championship trophy from the Harrisburg Invitational Saturday night, Shelby Boer was the lone member that went out to receive the hardware.
And rightfully so.
Boer made one-of-two free throws with 7.4 to play in the fourth quarter to give Harrisburg a 57-56 lead that proved to hold up despite one last opportunity by Eldorado in the closing seconds.
Boer finished with 13 points and 11 rebounds for the double-double, helping Harrisburg close out the week 4-0 and grab the team's first title in the 26 years of the Invitational.
Boer admitted there were some nerves on her part as she stepped to the line.
"Yeah, I was nervous. I wish I would have made both, but I made the one and it was just one enough."
Eldorado, who went 3-1 in the tournament, inbounded the ball and went the length of the floor before calling timeout with 2.0 seconds to play.
Eldorado head coach Josh Bradley said the play he drew up was the one the Eagles got, it just didn't go according to plan.
Kourtney Phillips got the inbound, but her shot was partially blocked, preventing any hope Eldorado had of pulling out the win.
"We got exactly what we wanted," Bradley said. "We took a dribble out, the girl got a piece of it, instead of catch and shooting, but we got the shot we wanted, we just didn't execute at times tonight."
Harrisburg head coach Jake Stewart said during the time out, he kept his speech pretty simple.
"The main thing we talked about was not fouling.," he said. "We were in a situation where if we would have fouled, they would have had two shots. I told the girls, 'if you have your arms up and they make a shot to win it, (Eldorado) deserves it. We'll shake their hands, pat them on the back and tell them that was a heck of a game.'"
Eldorado trailed most of the night, despite battling back from deficits as much as nine and seven points throughout the game. The Eagles kept their composure and managed to grab a one-point, 52-51 lead with 4:11 to play in the fourth after a pair of free throws by Phillips.
The lead was just one of two for EHS (3-2), who had a two-point 54-52 lead with 3:47 to play after a bucket by Erica Graczyk, but a 3-pointer by Ashley Ferrell and a free throw by Boer gave Harrisburg a 56-54 lead with 2:14 to play.
Ashton Unthank put back a Phillips miss with 2:04 to play, before Boer was fouled with 7.4 to go.
Harrisburg head coach Jake Stewart said the win felt great, but it didn't come without a fight from Eldorado.
Page 2 of 2 - "Hats off to Eldorado. They are a great team and they did some things tonight that were hard to guard. They have a great offense, but yeah, the win feels really good."
Ferrell led all scorers with 18 points to pace the Harrisburg offense. Lindsey Murray scored 14 and after Boer's 13, Malayna Douglas scored six, Devan Jones finished with four and Hannah Jones put in two points.
Unthank and Phillips each scored 17 for Eldorado, while Taylor Goodley put up 15. Graczyk finished with four, while Paige Zertuche had two points and Cassidy Morris had a free throw.
Stewart said he knew the game would be run of runs, but again, gave credit to Eldorado for a never-say-die attitude.
We would get up by nine and seven several times, but Eldorado kept finding a way to get back in it. Again, hats off to Josh (Bradley), his kids never quit."
Bradley added that despite the loss, he feels like his kids will learn more from this defeat than they would have had if they had won.
"We knew Harrisburg was going to be a physical basketball team," Bradley said. "They like to shoot the 3-pointer. We gave up a few too many, but we answered right back, we never quit. The effort we gave tonight is one that I can't be disappointed about. To take Harrisburg, who has beat everyone by at least 20 points here at home and take them down to the wire, I was very happy by the effort from our girls all week long.
"That might be the best basketball game we have played as a team in probably two years with the group of girls that we have now, who have been starting for me for the past two years."
n In the opening game Saturday night, Carmi-White County knocked off Anna-Jonesboro 36-25.
n In Eldorado's 33-23 win over Anna-Jonesboro Friday night, Phillips led the Eagles with 15 points, while Graczyk had six points and Zertuche, along with Unthank, each finished with five points. Goodley tacked on two for the final tally.
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With less than two months left before Election Day, the U.S. Senate race in Massachusetts between Republican Senator Scott Brown and Democratic challenger Elizabeth Warren is entering its final stretch. In Western New England University's Polling Institute's latest poll, Warren has a 6 point lead over Brown.
Tim Vercellotti is the Institute's director. He says the poll shows both candidates with strong support – close to 90 percent – from the base of their respective parties, though Senator Brown currently leads Warren among Independent voters by 22 points. Vercelotti says that still may not be sufficient for Brown if enough Democrats turn out for Warren.
"Brown's got to rely on a strong performance among independents while holding onto the Republicans, whereas Warren, if she turns out enough of her base, could win mostly with Democrats, and some support from Independents."
Vercellotti says Warren may have received a boost from her speech at the Democratic National Convention earlier this month. But he says the poll found 17 percent of likely voters could still change their minds before Election Day. That puts a significant number of voters in play for both campaigns, with a focus on those who may split their ticket between President Barack Obama, and Senator Brown, which could give the Republicans control of the senate.
"For Elizabeth Warren, she's got to lock up her base, she's got to remind Democrats of the risk of splitting their ticket, the perceived risk to Democratic interests if the Republican Party were to take over control of the Senate. Scott Brown, on the other hand, needs to remind voters of his ability and interest in working across party lines."
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Before this Pats vs Indy game went down, I was praying and hoping that the Pats would get demolished. Then end result was instead a close game, but the way it all went down makes me even happier than if it was a complete beat down. Theres nothing better than watching the Pats blow the biggest lead in championship history and to top it off...that Brady interception to end the game. So anti-climactic and non clutch, it was absolutey beautiful. I hope this one hurts...I hope this one hurts a lot.
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Up until now i have loved rocking my lo to sleep in a wrap or curling up into bed and nursing her to sleep (she's 8 months old now). I am unfortuantly the only one who can do this. Which is fine with me i don't plan on being seperated from my lo until she is much older and has much better communucation skills and coping mechanisms. But i got a really bad virus infection this week. Sever cramping, vomiting and diarrhea. My dr. wanted me to take gravol (which can make you drowsy) and tylenol 3. He related the risks of me nursing while taking these pills but said the decision was up to me as i was the one having to deal with the sever cramping. I obviously declined both the gravel and tylenol 3s. My co-sleeping and breastfeeding are way to important to me. But what have you other mama's out there done when you've gotten sick??? How have you handled being sick & nighttime parenting??
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Anytime we are sick and our needs go way up, it does make it extra hard. I had laryngitis last month and my boys were so ready for me to talk, I don't think I realized how important our discussions were!
Well, just do your best, get the help you can and seek alternative methods of feeling good if you are prescribed stuff like that!
I am happy your doc actually thought of your nursing relationship and reassured you of your choice!
How are you feeling now? Any better?
Sometimes a nice warm cuddly baby is good when you are sick.
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May was a glorious month in Western North Carolina. It's hard to believe Memorial Day is already here and in Asheville the spring bulbs are giving way to roses in abundance. The gardens at the Biltmore Estate have a fabulous display that you shouldn't miss. The Biltmore International Rose Trials competition was just held on May 24th. Twelve categories of roses were judged this year coming from breeders in Canada, France Ireland, Germany, and the UK as well as from the US. The roses were planted in the historic gardens two years ago and cared for by their expert horticulturalists in anticipation of this day. Our own rose garden displays an example of an heirloom variety rose bush from the Biltmore greenhouses, a memento from a lovely past guest.
All of Asheville is filled with beautiful gardens this time of year. Don't miss the beautiful gardens and fascinating displays at the North Carolina Arboretum while you're in Asheville this Spring and Summer. They are located within the Bent Creek Experimental Forest of the Pisgah National Forest just southwest of downtown Asheville and a stone's throw from the Blue Ridge Parkway. They hosted the Asheville-Blue Ridge Rose Society Exhibition May 24th and 25th. They also have a wonderful Bonzai collection and woodland trails.
And for native plant gardens The Botanical Gardens at Asheville located adjacent to the UNC Asheville campus offers beautiful wooded trails dotted with native flowers and plants, with informative labels. They are run by an independent non-profit organization and include a wide collection of plants native to the Southern Appalachian Mountains. These Gardens are walking distance from A Bed of Roses along a soon to be completed Greenway, The Reed Creek Greenway.
You can also enjoy abundant flowers in right in our own neighborhood. The historic Montford District is a wonderful place to stroll and take in the carefully tended gardens. See our photo gallery to see how truly glorious May has been in our own gardens at A Bed of Roses. You can even see our newly planted kitchen garden where we hope to harvest lots of fresh herbs and luscious vegetables for our gourmet breakfasts this Spring and Summer.


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Are you ready for your car trip? Are you trying to get a vacation in before school (already!!) starts Aug 20th? Family car trips are easier with a well told story for everyone to enjoy. We are featuring audio books from master storyteller Jim Dale who has become well known for performing the Harry Potter saga. He has also narrated many fine classics and other fantasy titles.
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Sweat Equity is one of our favorite home improvement shows because it features real people working with believable budgets. In the episode titled, "The Party Yard," Jane and Jared, a couple in Minneapolis wants to bring their backyard up to par with others in the neighborhood, and create a space where they can entertain.
The worst feature of the backyard was probably the second-story deck that had no connection to the almost-barren backyard. The area under the deck was used for storage, which looked pretty messy.
Amy Matthews, the Sweat Equity host, said the goal was to create "an outdoor living space as opposed to just a deck." New steps and a railing in a wood-alternative material were built to extend from deck to yard. In the big backyard, a landscape architect added affordable plants – the trees along the perimeter will look great as they grow – and the chain-link dog run was replaced with new fencing. The small concrete patio was replaced with a patio made of natural-looking pavers and a fire pit.
But back to that unsightly "storage area" under the deck…With help from Twin City Jacuzzi, a beautiful new Jacuzzi® J-470 hot tub was delivered and set up in the space. The hot tub is a perfect fit, and the deck above (with the addition of a nice underdeck treatment) provides privacy and protection from the elements.
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Regardless of when the holiday is celebrated, Labor Day is seen as a national tribute to the contributions made by a country's workers and laborers.
Labor Day in America is a day to remember and pay tribute to the contributions made by the country's workers and laborers. Join us as we present a new "Did You Know?" fact each day as we countdown to Labor Day in the US!
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St. Paul's First Letter to the Corinthians 12:27-31; 13:1-8
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Among the saints who are in his land, the Lord has been wondrous.
Verse: I see the Lord before me continually.
Brethren, you are the body of Christ and individually members of it. And God has appointed in the church first apostles, second prophets, third teachers, then workers of miracles, then healers, helpers, administrators, speakers in various kinds of tongues. Are all apostles? Are all prophets? Are all teachers? Do all work miracles? Do all possess gifts of healing? Do all speak with tongues? Do all interpret? But earnestly desire the higher gifts. And I will show you a still more excellent way. If I speak in the tongues of men and of angels, but have not love, I am a noisy gong or a clanging cymbal. And if I have prophetic powers, and understand all mysteries and all knowledge, and if I have all faith, so as to remove mountains, but have not love, I am nothing. If I give away all I have, and if I deliver my body to be burned, but have not love, I gain nothing. Love is patient and kind; love is not jealous or boastful; it is not arrogant or rude. Love does not insist on its own way; it is not irritable or resentful; it does not rejoice at wrong but rejoices in the right. Love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things. Love never ends.
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