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AddersNotched Band Adders
Building on ideas of Perrault and de Caze, in an instrument patented in Russia in 1847 Kummer replaced the wooden rods on an adder with metal bands notched on each side. Kummer's idea was adopted by the Frenchman Troncet, who published what he called an Arithmographe in the 1890s. Adders with notched bands became the most common form of the instrument sold in the United States in the 20th century.
These stylus-operated instruments generally had a crook at the top of each column, to allow one to move adjacent bands in carrying (or, in some cases, borrowing) a digit. They were manufactured around the world. Occasionally, notched band adders were combined with a slide rule, to ease multiplication and division. A special form of the instrument, designed for computer programmers, aided calculations in base 60 rather than usual decimal arithmetic.
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Hex Adder
- Description
- This black and silver-colored aluminum adder has an aluminum stylus. The instrument fits in a black plastic sleeve with three identical paper charts. The adder has six columns and shows six-digit totals. The top part of the column is used for adding numbers, with 0 to 9 to A to F in each column. The letters represent (hexagesimally) 10 to 15. The lower part of the band is similarly divided and used for subtraction. The columns are notched at both top and bottom to allow for carrying and borrowing. Moving up a metal piece below the columns with the stylus clears the instrument.
- The three sheets of paper are divided to inches along both edges. On the right edge, each inch is divided to 15 parts, and the divisions are numbered up to 159 (every third division actually has a number next to it). On the left edge, each inch is divided into 12 parts, and the parts are numbered up to 126. On the right-hand scale of each sheet, the space from 18 to 33 is marked, as is the space from 126 to 142. There also are single marks at 41 and 118. These sheets were used to measure either lines per inch or characters per inch in planning printouts.
- According to the website of Hexco, Inc., the firm was started in 1967 by Tom and Linda Tarrant, both of whom had been system engineers with IBM. The HEX adder was the firm's first product. According to records of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, the term Hex Adder was first used in commerce in March 19, 1968 and trademarked February 4, 1969. As the mark on the instrument indicates that the name was trademarked, it seems likely that the instrument dates from about 1970. It was given to the Smithsonian by COBOL programmer Joan P. Nichols.
- References: Website of Hexco, Inc., accessed March 2, 2010. Records of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
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- Currently not on view
- date made
- ca 1970
- maker
- HEXCO, Inc.
- ID Number
- 1996.0052.01
- catalog number
- 1996.0052.01
- accession number
- 1996.0052
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CARBONVILLE-Doyl Lavar Cloward, age 74, passed away August 1, 2009 at his home in Carbonville while surrounded by his family.
He was born April 19, 1935 in Price, Utah to Charles and Lillie Nelson Cloward.
Married Verla Haws, June 10, 1956 in Provo, Utah.
Doyl was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He was a longtime resident of Carbon County where he wore many different hats in life. From his true passion as a farmer, working in the mines, owning and operating vending businesses, spending countless hours removing snow for many local businesses, and later retiring from the Carbon County Landfill. Doyl's life definitely encompassed many areas, however his greatest pleasures came while farming for the Marsing and Jensen families.
He enjoyed spending time in the outdoors with family and friends. He loved camping, hunting, playing horseshoes and attending black powder rendezvous. His tireless efforts and dedication to his family and work will be long remembered.
Survived by his wife, Verla Cloward, Carbonville; daughter, Gaylene (Ron) Burnett, Pine Haven, Wyoming; son, Clay (Kathy) Cloward, Rock Springs, Wyoming; brothers, Laron Cloward, Price, Dell Cloward, Price, Arthur (Chris) Heath, Tremonton, Utah; eight grandchildren, Kelly and Jessie Cloward, both of Price, Jeniffer Cloward, Salt Lake, Travis Burnett, Rock Springs, Wyoming, Don Burnett, Pine Haven, Wyoming, Ron (Melissa) Burnett, Jr., Salt Lake, Tiffany (Matthew) England, Rock Springs, Wyoming, Chelsey Cloward, Tempe, Arizona; and four great-grandchildren.
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Funeral service, Thur., Aug. 6, 2009, 10 a.m., Mitchell Funeral Home, 233 East Main Street. Family will be at Mitchell's Wednesday evening from 6-8 p.m. and Thursday one hour prior to service. Interment, Price City Cemetery.


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Jimmy Key
James Edward Key
Position: Pitcher
Born: April 22, 1961 in Huntsville, AL
High School: S. R. Butler HS (Huntsville, AL)
School: Clemson University (Clemson, SC)
Drafted by the Toronto Blue Jays in the 3rd round of the 1982 amateur draft.
Signed June 12, 1982. (All Transactions)
Debut: April 6, 1984 (Age 22.350, 12,475th in MLB history) vs. CAL 3.1 IP, 0 H, 1 SO, 0 BB, 0 ER, W
Rookie Status: Exceeded rookie limits during 1984 season [*]
Teams (by GP): BlueJays/Yankees/Orioles 1984-1998
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Last Game: September 20, 1998 (Age 37.151)
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Cadillac's innovative Escalade Hybrid is the world's first hybrid full-size luxury SUV. It achieves an EPA-rated 20 miles per gallon in the city – a 33-percent improvement over the non-hybrid model.
Escalade Hybrid is powered by an innovative, fuel-saving two-mode hybrid system and offers the same dramatic design, luxury and full-size capability that have made the Escalade an icon. Both are available in RWD and 4WD configurations. They deliver up to 5,800 pounds (2,631 kg) of usable towing capacity on RWD models and 5,600 pounds (2,540 kg) on 4WD models.
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For 2012, two new exterior colors are offered: Crystal Red Tintcoat and Radiant Silver Metallic (late availability). The interior has a new console lid design and the Platinum Edition is offered with new Ebony with Ebony accents trim. Also, the navigation system is updated with guiding lines for the rearview camera system, low-fuel warning, point-of-interest franchise search, SiriusXM weather forecast and SiriusXM tune select features.
Escalade Hybrid Platinum
The Escalade Hybrid Platinum's efficiency is complemented by an exclusive package of luxury, style and technology, including:
Additional standard interior features include Platinum-specific door sills and floor mats; and heated and cooled cupholders and a power liftgate that opens and closes with the touch of a button.
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Patented two-mode hybrid technology
Escalade Hybrid's patented two-mode hybrid system consists of an advanced, electrically variable transmission and 300-volt nickel-metal hydride Energy Storage System. These systems work in concert with the standard 6.0L V-8 Gen IV gasoline engine with Active Fuel Management and late-intake valve closing technology.
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Providing power to the hybrid's electrically variable transmission's two electric motors is a 300-volt nickel-metal hydride Energy Storage System. This battery pack is under the second-row seat, where it takes up virtually no additional space and does not interfere with second- or third-row ingress/egress.
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Escalade Hybrid chassis and suspension
All Escalade Hybrid models are built on GM's full-size SUV platform, incorporating a fully boxed frame, coil-over-shock front suspension, five-link/coil-spring rear suspension and rack-and-pinion steering.
Magnetic Ride Control is standard on Escalade Hybrid and the Platinum Edition. It is a real-time damping system that delivers more precise body motion control – "reading" the road every millisecond and changing damping in just five milliseconds. It replaces conventional mechanical-valve shocks with electronically controlled shocks filled with a magneto-rheological fluid containing minute iron particles. Under the presence of magnetic charge, the iron particles align to provide damping resistance almost instantly.
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To thwart thefts, Escalade has a sophisticated cryptographic immobilizer system, PASS Key 3+. Since 2010, Escalade has included a steering column lock system to help prevent other theft conditions, including push-away theft.
New for 2012, the Escalade includes:
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FAIRVIEW/PRICE-Edythe Chelestina Blackburn, 85, of Fairview, Utah died peacefully at her home on Tuesday, Feb. 9, 2010. Edythe was born Oct. 2, 1924 in Helper, Utah to Mike and Lena Cognan Bergera.
She spent her childhood in Gordon Creek, Utah, attended Notre Dame Catholic School and graduated from Carbon High School in Price, Utah. Edythe graduated with a Registered Nursing Degree from Holy Cross School of Nursing in Salt Lake City. She moved back to Price and went to work in the Price Hospital. While she was working there, she met her husband, Harold L. "Blackie" Blackburn. They were married on Dec. 7, 1942 at Clawson, Utah. Harold and Edythe moved to Hiawatha and then to Carbonville where they lived until 1960 when they moved to Fairview, Utah.
Edythe worked as a nurse for Dr. Hubbard and Dr. Ruggeri, DDS until she moved to Fairview. Edythe was a loving and dedicated wife, mother and grandmother, who always enjoyed spending time with her family. Edythe was very proud of her Italian heritage. She had a wonderful sense of humor.
Survivors include her husband, Harold Blackburn of Fairview, Utah; two sons and daughters-in-law, Mike and Nikki Blackburn and Gary and Cindy Blackburn all of Grand Junction, Colo.; seven grandchildren, Michelle, Chris, Jason, Nicole, Heather, Andrea and Gary Shane, 15 great-grandchildren; one nephew and his wife, Gregg and Helen Larsen, and brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, Clarence and Blanche Blackburn, Que and Barbara Blackburn, Merlin and Jerry Blackburn, and Blain and Merlina Blackburn. She was preceded in death by her father, Mike, mother, Lena, sister and her husband, Mary and Kay Larsen.
The Rosary was recited on Friday, Feb. 12, 2010 at 7 p.m. at the Mitchell Funeral Home in Price. The funeral was on Saturday, Feb. 13, 2010 at 1 p.m. also at the mortuary with the Rev. Athanasios Emmert celebrating. Family received friends at Mitchell's Friday evening at 6 p.m. and Saturday two hours prior to the service. Burial followed in the Price City Cemetery. Online condolences can be shared at mitchellfuneralhome.net


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Canadian pairs shine in Mexico at beach volleyball Olympic qualifier
The winner of this tournament in both men's and women's play earns an Olympic spot for their country while second and third place fly to Moscow for a last chance event from June 27 to July 1.
The tournament is played in a team format. In men's play,
In between their matches, Josh Binstock of
The Canadians meet
"Today was a good warm up match as it was nice to get a feel for the weather and the shallow sand,'' said Binstock. ''We scouted
''It was a pretty good day and we got the job done,'' added Redmann. ''The conditions are definitely different than what we are used to on the world tour. In particular the sand court is much firmer than usual.''
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In between those matches, Heather Bansley and Liz Maloney of
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Ernest A. Calloway Jr. Prayer BreakfastEvent Details: 9:00 a.m., April 27, Busch Student Center, St. Louis Room, 20 N Grand Blvd., St. Louis Room (Room 300), Third Floor, St. Louis, MO, 63103-2051
The Black Alumni Association would like to invite all faculty, students and staff to the 23rd annual Ernest A. Calloway Jr. Prayer Breakfast at 9 a.m. Saturday, April 27, in the Saint Louis Room of the Busch Student Center.
The Prayer Breakfast benefits the Dr. Celerstine Briggs Johnson Book Fund. Katie Harper Wright, Ed.D. (GRPLP '79), will be honored as the 2013 Distinguished Black Alumni Award recipient. The Treasurer of the City of St. Louis, Tisharua Jones (PH '01), will be the guest speaker.
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Fostering Professional Formation (Professionalism): Lessons from the Carnegie Foundation's Five Studies on Educating Professionals
Neil W. Hamilton
University of St. Thomas School of Law (Minnesota)
Creighton Law Review, Forthcoming
U of St. Thomas Legal Studies Research Paper No. 11-21
The American Bar Association is going to change the accreditation standards for law schools to require more emphasis on each student's professional formation. Professional formation refers to the fostering of students' formation of an ethical professional identity. This change from a focus on educational inputs like a course on professional responsibility to a focus on clearly-articulated learning outcomes relating to each student's ethical development that are assessable is a major paradigm shift in legal education.
Legal educators and the profession itself can learn a great deal from the five Carnegie studies of higher education in medicine, nursing, clergy, engineering, and law concerning professional formation. From the turn of the century to 2010, the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching conducted dozens of site visits to study how professional schools educate physicians, nurses, clergy, engineers, and lawyers. From these studies, the president of the Carnegie Foundation, Lee Shulman, found that "the most overlooked aspect of professional preparation was the formation of a professional identity with a moral core of service and responsibility," while the Carnegie foundation's final study, Educating Physicians, found that "formation [is] the fundamental goal of the learning process," and "professional formation [is] the purpose that should guide medical education." This paper provides an analysis of the five Carnegies studies that will guide law faculties in defining learning outcomes for professional formation that are assessable and in selecting the pedagogies most effective to achieve the defined learning outcomes.
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Keywords: professional formation, professionalism, professional responsibility, legal education, law schools, law school accreditation, American Bar Association
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Nine zingers from Brian Burke's farewell conference
Cam Charron
January 12 2013 01:08PM
Somewhat unorthodox, but Brian Burke was granted the opportunity by the team to have a farewell press conference, where he spoke to the assembled media about the circumstances surrounding his firing, but for the most part thanked fans and ownership for the opportunity to work with the Maple Leafs.
But it's not a Burke presser unless there's some serious snark being turned. I transcribed some of the subtle, and not-so-subtle, zingers Burke used on the gathered media, via the video centre at the Maple Leafs website:
On the timing of his firing:
"I got a cold when I was in Russia and I wasn't able to shake it, so I apologize in advance. It would have been nice to get this notice before I went to Russia."
"You've got to understand there's sometimes when you get fired and you see the vultures circling and you understand it's coming. You're not sure when you're going to drop dead in the desert, but it's coming and you can see the vultures. This one was like a two-by-four upside the head to me. Again, that's not a complaint, but I'm still sorting through what to do next. All I know is I'm going to the New England Patriots playoff game with my kids tomorrow."
On his hollow "senior advisor" role:
"I was informed yesterday that the senior advisor role is to the board and to Tom and not in hockey operations, that was not my understanding, but that's fine, and we'll go from there and see what that involves."
"No idea." "I don't know what the role is, I asked Tom this morning, because I knew I'd be asked, and he said 'we'll work through it' and that's good enough for me."
On ownership's patience when it comes to GMs:
"I don't expect Dave Nonis to stand up here in five years or whenever he gets the axe and say 'well look what I started with'"
On the league's corporate structure:
"I'd like to a team that doesn't get sold next time. I've got a pretty poor track record on that."
On the state of the Leafs' goaltending:
"The good news is that's not my problem anymore. As of 48 hours ago, that's somebody else's problem."
On Toronto Sun reporter Steve Simmons:
"That's the best part about today Steve, is that I probably don't ever have to talk to you again, so ask them."
On rumours surrounding his personal life:
"It was not addressed in my meeting, it was not raised as an issue, this is all media speculation it was not presented to me as an issue. I think it's unfair speculation, frankly, to people on the other side, "oh, this is a personal thing with somebody" there was none of that presented. I'm not going to respond to it. I'm not looking for a sniper behind the bush."
January 12 2013, 01:20PM
That Simmons line is fantastic. Lines like that are part of what I'll miss about Burke.
January 12 2013, 04:09PM
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16-year-old charged in second robbery
The same 16-year-old male arrested Sept. 23 in connection with a robbery on West Broad Street in Short Pump that day has now been charged in connection with an armed robbery that occurred at SkateNation Plus in Short Pump Sept. 20.
Henrico Police announced today that the juvenile, from Richmond, was charged with two counts of robbery, two counts of use of a firearm in commission of a felony, two counts of possession of a firearm as a minor and two counts of sexual battery, all relating to the incident in the SkateNation parking lot.
That incident took place at about 5:30 p.m. on Sept. 20. Two women were approached by the assailant, who displayed a gun, touched both women inappropriately and stole several items from them.
In the Sept. 23 incident, the teen was charged with two counts of robbery and use of a firearm in the commission of a felony. Police responded Sunday afternoon to the 11100 block of West Broad Street, following the report of a robbery, and later pulled over a car at Belvidere Street near West Broad Street matching the description given by victims. The 16-year-old was the passenger in that car.
Villa's Flagler Housing wins national NAEH award
St. Joseph's Villa's Flagler Housing & Homeless Services was one of three entities to earn the National Alliance to End Homelessness' Champion of Change Award. The awards were presented Nov. 17 during a ceremony at the Newseum in Washington, D.C.
NAEH annually recognizes proven programs and significant achievements in ending child and family homelessness.
Flagler completed its transition from an on-campus shelter to the community-based model of rapid rehousing in 2013, and it was one of the nation's first rapid re-housing service providers to be certified by NAEH. > Read more.
RIR's Christmas tree lighting rescheduled for Dec. 12
Richmond International Raceway's 13th annual Community Christmas tree lighting has been rescheduled from Dec. 6 to Monday, Dec. 12, at 6:30 p.m., due to inclement weather expected on the original date.
Entertainment Dec. 12 will be provided by the Laburnum Elementary School choir and the Henrico High School Mighty Marching Warriors band. Tree decorations crafted by students from Laburnum Elementary School and L. Douglas Wilder Middle School will be on display. Hot chocolate and cookies will be supplied by the Henrico High School football boosters. > Read more.
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Given the warm weather lately, Saturday's RVA Polar Plunge Winter Fest, benefiting Special Olympics Virginia, might actually be enjoyable! Other weekend events you're sure to enjoy include the 14th annual Richmond Kids Expo at the Richmond Raceway Complex, the Richmond Symphony and The Taters in concert at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen, and the Richmond Ballet Minds in Motion Team XXL performing at the Henrico Theatre. This is also the last weekend to check out HATTheatre's production of "Bill W. and Dr. Bob." For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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By COREY BLUEMELStaff Writer
The Southeast Regional Advisory Council held its regular meeting at the John Wesley Powell Museum in Green River recently. Dave Bierschied welcomed everyone to the meeting and opened with an explanation of the agenda and purpose of this meeting. He stated that this meeting was to set the recommended number of big game permits, both general hunts and limited entry hunts for this region. This recommendation will be passed on to the Wildlife Board who makes the final determination.
Bierschied explained that each department representative would give a presentation on his respective subject afterwhich, the agenda would open up to the comment period.
Derris Jones, regional supervisor discussed the drought. He explained that over the past few days, the moisture that has been received is definitely helpful, but in order to recharge the springs and lakes, it will require a lot of moisture over a long period of time. Jones stressed that habitat takes priority over herd numbers and while herd size is important, until the range has recovered from the drought conditions, the recommendations are not to reduce the number of permits to hunters.
In the habitat section, Tony Wright reported that the mild winter had produced tough conditions to transplant turkeys. Only nine have been successfully moved. Of the four bear dens surveyed, two of the sows had two cubs each, one sow had one cub and the remaining sow did not have a cub. He also reported that the sage grouse count is coming up slowly. After the aerial survey of the antelope herds, it was determined that the fawn count is almost zero. The drought conditions have either rendered the does infertile or the fawns have died because of lack of feed and no water. The spring deer classification will be coming soon.
The next agenda item was chronic wasting disease in Utah. The division has proposed a rule change for the eventuality that a hunter would harvest a deer that is infected with CWD. The proposal would give the hunter two options. The first would be to keep all or part of the deer and surrender the remainder to the DWR for disposal, and the second would be to surrender the entire deer to the DWR and receive a replacement permit for the next year.
An audience member asked how widespread the disease is and how soon hunters could expect to be seeing infected deer. The response was that CWD occurs in less than 15 percent of deer, and in mule deer it is less than five percent. Of the 26,000 deer tested in Colorado, CWD was found in only 2 percent. The board accepted the rule change.
Steve Phillips explained the next item for consideration. It was a rule change to allow for some members of the RAC to serve more than two terms and to be able to come back to a RAC board after an absence of four years. This rule change would also create a position on the board for a representative of the Native Americans in Utah to sit on the board. Jordan Hatch suggested that the division take into consideration creating a board seat for a representative from SITLA also. This was taken under advisement. The board approved the rule change.
The next agenda item was setting the permit numbers for the southeast region. This item brought a lot of discussion and debate from the sportsmen present at the meeting. Jim Karpowitz, big game coordinator from the DWR, explained to the group that with the drought conditions and lack of feed, that the division is recommending that the number of permits remain at the same levels as last year and to shorten the hunt to a five day hunt in this region. If hunters do not harvest the animals, loss due to starvation and drought conditions will impact the herds badly. The permits in question were deer, elk, moose, bison, bighorn sheep and antelope for general season and limited entry.
Bill Bates reported to the board about the 2002 harvest numbers. He also reported that the buck to doe ratio is below objective in most units across the state with the southern units coming in on the low side of the average.
When asked why the numbers were so low and so far below objective, Bierschied replied that the drought has had the biggest impact on the reduced numbers.
After discussing each species in general and limited entry, the board accepted the motion to approve the DWR recommendations in the number of permits to be issued.
The dedicated hunter program was the next agenda item. The wildlife board has instructed the DWR to rework the guidelines for that program. As a general concensus, the sportsmen at the meeting strongly disagreed with the proposed changes. The board accepted the recommendation to rework the guidelines.
For hunters and sportsmen to get involved with the organization of the RAC board and the workings of the DWR, go to the website www.wildlife.utah.gov/public_meeting/, read the schedule and attend the RAC meeting in your area.
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By BRANDY HUNTINGTONStaff Writer
Emery Town recently held their city council meeting. After beginning items were addressed, Mayor Michael Williams talked with the council about raising the city's liability insurance to $5 million. The council agreed with the funds being available. He also asked for the approval of raising the health benefits for Susan Praast. It totaled $100 more a month. Council approved.
Councilman Patrick Sundstrom gave his council report on the fire department. He said that the station is in great need of new pagers and arrangements are in the process with the sheriffs office in order to establish the cost for both parties. The mayor said just to keep him informed on the situation. Sundstrom also remarked there are 16 firemen and he will start taking over the training.
Councilman Eric Anderson questioned Sundstrom as to why there is no income for firemen while there is for EMT's. Sundstrom answered him by saying that the process for receiving some compensation for their work is massive. It is a huge process with a lot of paper work which they have tried and decided it was more trouble than it was worth. He said that they were OK with strictly a volunteer basis. Mayor Williams said that if the firemen were to attend 75 percent of their meetings they would give them $100.
Black algae found in the water tanks was brought up by Councilman Anderson who said he discussed it with the special service district and said they were trying to bypass the tanks. Anderson asked the district if they could put hydrogen peroxide in the tank to get rid of it. The district said it costs too much and it would cause unapproved water.
Councilperson Corinne Dalton spoke of a resident who has been living in a RV trailer while trying to build a home. The town's ordinances claim that they may permit a person to do so for 90 days and after that the person is required to file paperwork to allow them to stay for up to a year. The resident has been asked to move the trailer because of the failure to file for more time and the resident has been given plenty of time to do so. The resident has had the trailer on the property for about 15-16 months. Dalton also said that the resident cannot legally build on that land because the resident is not the owner of the land. The land is owned by the resident's sister but there has been no paper work done to allow the resident to build there. The resident will be notified.
Susan Austin UDOT supervisor, said they are having a meeting at which they will drive from the Muddy creek to Ferron to go over the different parts of Emery and would like some input from the council and residents on what they thought were the most important needs of the town. One suggestion by Councilman Sundstrom was to have game fences put around the roads. Austin said that they had recently cleaned up five deer in one day and agreed it was a good idea. Sundstrom said, "That is where some of our deer are going."
Austin brought a map of the town which the council and residents could look over and make their suggestions.
Dalton said that she had recently had a problem brought to her attention about a mobile business for vehicle repair that had been doing work at the owner's grandmother's residence.
The mayor said that the owner had been given a conditional permit stating that only one vehicle may be worked on at the residence at a time and there could be no selling of parts or no employees. All other work must be mobile.
Mayor Williams said that the owner had not violated anything so no action will be taken.
Water basin erosion was the next item of business. The council asked the residents to please stop riding on the dikes.
They said they don't mind them riding up there as long keep away from the dikes. The council agreed that maybe some signs should be put up so the residents are more aware of the situation.
Glenys Sitterud spoke of the progress of the ATV training area. She said that everything is just coming into place. Sitterud spoke with Jim Fauver from the Castle Valley Outdoors who has accepted the request for a few right of ways on the ranches property. She said that she is excited about the project and they definitely need a place for people to ride.
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Mathematical Charts and TablesSpecial Purpose Tables
Special Purpose Tables
From at least the 1930s through the 1960s, American manufacturers distributed a variety of tables that customers might use. This was sometimes in the form of a pamphlet, such as the set of miscellaneous hydraulic tables for designers prepared by the Southwark Foundry and Machine Company Division of Baldwin-Southwark Corporation in 1931. Other special purpose tables, distributed on slide charts of various sorts, described properties of such materials as leaded bronze, nickel alloys, specialty steels, wire cloth, glass, and salt/water mixtures. Others gave properties of compressors, elements of screw threads, and data on the dietary advantages of various forms of meat, The Aetna insurance company prepared a table instructing drivers on the safe distances to be maintained between cars. As late as 1969, a manufacturer of paper goods distributed a slide chart for calculating the cost per ounce of groceries, and urged consumers to make careful comparisons of prices. Some tables were not associated with any specific product. Thus the "Menu Minder," distributed in the mid-1970s, allowed one to quickly alter recipes to serve more or fewer people. It may have been distributed as a kitchen novelty by any number of firms.
Tables distributed by business machine manufacturers have been mentioned already. In addition to covering the needs of commerce and special forms of manufacturing, some of these offered ways to estimate square roots and cube roots.
Specialized tables also were prepared for government use. Military contractors prepared tables to assist in aiming guns and filling out Air Force inventory forms. The Atomic Energy Commission prepared a table for use in uranium enrichment plants.
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Slide Chart, Your Danger Zone
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- This small slide chart allows motorists to find their "danger zone," that is to say the distance an automobile will move forward in feet after a motorist wishes to stop, as this varies with the speed of the car (ranging from 20 to 80 miles per hour) and the reaction time of the driver (ranging from 1/4 second to 1 second). The total stopping distange or "danger zone" ranges from 29 feet to 469 feet.
- The envelope and slide are of white paper, printed in red and black. A mark on the front, the back and one side of the slide reads: COPYRIGHT, 1935, AETNA CASUALTY & SURETY CO.
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Millwall star Josh Wright is set to sign a new deal with the Championship club.
The 22-year-old joined the club on a short-term deal in November and has impressed manager Kenny Jackett with his performances in recent weeks.
The Lions boss admitted after the 2-1 win over Leicester on April 14 that he was hoping to keep the midfielder and it appears that his wish is to be granted.
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We all know these two popular characters! We also know that they are both very strong. So i ask you people in an all out fight who would have won?
We all know these two popular characters! We also know that they are both very strong. So i ask you people in an all out fight who would have won?
Zaraki would one shot Ulquiora with kendo. Same as he did Nnoitra lol.
hmm...hard one. but considering...ichigo beat zaraki minus bankai and mask. the ichigo fight vs nnoitra wasn't a very good guage at how strong ichigo really is, since he was pretty banged up...then it took ichigo to go full hollow to beat ulquiorra. in which i believe full hollow would just pawn zaraki. that 2nd espada release really is something else. ulquiorra 2nd release would kill zaraki. hands down.
we have enough issues sorting out the people still alive.
Anyways Kenpachi using 2 Kindo seems to be next level sh*tz but Hichigo beat with speed and power. I don't think Ken could hit Ulquirra in 2nd release unless he's been holding out on the shunpo.
Most likely Ulquirra takes this.
Well Ulquiorra definitely has the power and ability to kill off Zaraki. After all, Zaraki was worried about being killed by Nnoitora because he was taking too many hits. Considering Ulquiorra is much stronger than Nnoitora, if Zaraki were to fight like he did against #5, I'd say he would lose to Ulquiorra. Ulquiorra doesn't screw around so if Zaraki is gonna take hits, he'll lose.
Can we not do this please.
The only thing that comes to a sleeping man is dreams.
"Reality is wrong, dreams are for real"
Zaraki would win, Ulquiorra is dead. Who looses to a dead guy?
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Kenpachi nearly died while fighting Nnoitra, and true, he did easily defeat him with kendo but Ulquiorra is one level higher than Jiruga, according to TK. And he may be even stronger than one seeing that he has Segunda Etapa. Plus he could just regenerate all the body parts Kenpachi chops off :/ Which Ken cannot do...


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The Passing of Thomas Merton's Mentor at Gethsemani
Beautiful, beautiful article by Louis Ruprecht at Religion Dispatches on the death of Fr. Matthew Kelty, long-time fellow monk and mentor of Thomas Merton at Gethsemani Abbey.
Lou retells some of Merton's story here, in a fresh and human way, but also some of the story of this lesser-known light of Gethsemani. I've heard from monastics across the years how great a teacher on the deepest meaning of celibacy this gay man was.


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Trion Worlds is offering players several gifts to compensate for the rough launch of Defiance. Players can redeem gifts by opening the Defiance Store and claiming an exclusive in-game title and four one week boosts.
Let's face it: Launch had issues. For that we sincerely apologize. In an effort to make amends and say thanks for going through this with us, your in-game account now has a gift* from us to you:
Exclusive Launch-Only In-Game Title: Daredevil
1-Week Weapons Skill Boost
1-Week Scrip Boost
1-Week Loot Boost
1-Week XP Boost
Meanwhile, we've been working around the clock to deliver a gaming experience that exceeds your expectations. We've made great improvements. There is a massive client patch coming next week and then another two weeks after that. Yes, we're that serious about improvements, continuous evolution, updates, new content. We're not afraid of commitment. And we're in this for the (very) long haul.
Check out the contents of next week's big patch and the developer blog about it on the Defiance site.
I just love Trion.
I love the way Trion and Nathan Richardson communicate to the players. As a PC player I have had zero issues but I am glad that they are working hard to fix it for those who are affected.
Most of all free boosts for all, always welcome
too little too late!!!!
J/k j/k Nice to see trion get ahead of any drama.
Originally posted by Gravarg
Trion is my favorite developer. They really didn't even have to offer the free stuff, I still would've liked them. They made Rift what it is, and it's still fun as heck, even on alts. They made End of Nations, but delayed the release until far down the road (I don't even think there's a projected launch date is there?), after LISTENING to thier testers that the game was good, but still needed some work. I've noticed in Defiance, from beta to beta they changed several things that the testers said needed changed...That's what makes Trion the best imho, they listen.
Would love to see Trion develop a Triple-A PvE sandbox MMO instead of publishing ArcheAge which is in many ways typical of Asian themed MMO's, which limits a huge segment of the population in the west like me.
Sandbox means open world, non-linear gaming PERIOD!
Subscription Gaming, especially MMO gaming is a Cash grab bigger then the most P2W cash shop!
Bring Back Exploration and lengthy progression times. RPG's have always been about the Journey not the destination!!!
Trion offers a gift, everyone praises them.
EA offers a gift for SimCity, everyone shits on them.
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Originally posted by troublmaker
Trion offers a gift, everyone praises them. EA offers a gift for SimCity, everyone shits on them.
Im not angry at EA either, ea has provided plenty of enjoyment for me with little hassle (gues Im the lucky one), I just hate how they twist and turn and down right deny when something is.. amis.
I think its commendeble how forth coming Trion is, they came out after the very 1st day appologising and acknowlaging problems. This really is the main thing players want, sure we dont want to experiance any issues but when we get atleast acknowlagement we are alot more willing to endure.
Originally posted by velmax
This why im glad that Trion is publishing AA
very true
Secrets of Dragon?s Spine Trailer.. !
Best MMOs ever played: Ultima, EvE, SW Galaxies, Age of Conan, The Secret World
funny thing you call it a peace offering -becouse as far as ive read on their forums nobody is mouthing off any issues really- well maybe Xbox players, but hey...its Xbox.
i think they are doin this becouse of the delay Xbox has contributed for TRion come April15th- they expected DLC...and weel thats been pushed back....Xbox is really the turds that should be handing out gifts. imo.
ive been having a blast with this game! its like a borderlands expansion!-lotta fun!
Worst Customer Support ever. I did ask them for a compensation for that faulty launch and they replied that they would not do ANYTHING for me as a compensation. I did ask for either xp boost/script boost or any other kind of "gift" that would show that Trion cares.
Originally posted by maciopa
Worst Customer Support ever. I did ask them for a compensation for that faulty launch and they replied that they would not do ANYTHING for me as a compensation. I did ask for either xp boost/script boost or any other kind of "gift" that would show that Trion cares.
How are they the worst, when they're giving you what you wanted?
Edit: People still play on xbox? rofl :P
I think the game is pretty good. But it is sorely lacking is the ability to Push to Talk, and when you turn off Voice Comms (since there is no PTT) you disable all text chat... Who does that ? lol!
Fix it and the game will get even better!


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What if we invited the neighbours over for a drink? An original initiative to meet others and get to know them. In Brussels the 31/05/13.
We live in a age of contradictions: modern technology means it's sometimes easier to communicate between continents than to simply say hello to your neighbour.
Why have a 'Neighbours Day'?
Hosting a block party in your neighbourhood, street or building is a simple answer to combat the loneliness and anonymity we so often see in our cities and anyone can join in, the residents are the main players.
A block party is a chance for people to meet one another. Sometimes it's the beginning of something: conviviality can lead to support between neighbours and small favours can lead to solidarity.
The more the merrier!
'Neighbours Day' is a national event, taking place all over Belgium.
The event is also taking place in Wallonia.
- fax : +32 (0) 2 741 63 29
- tel. : +32 (0) 2 741 63 20
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Notice of Delinquency
Cottonwood Creek Consolidated Irrigation Co
PO Box 678
Orangeville, UT 84537
There are delinquent assessments upon the following described stock,
on account of assessment levied on the 1st day of November, 2013.
Name Certificate No Shares Amount
Leo Bringhurst 1937 1 $31.04
Harenberg Cabin Trust 3117 1 $31.04
Steve Harmon 3344 1 $31.04
Jason Nuttall 3317 1 $31.07
Gary Sitterud 3269 1 $31.04
April Sleigh 3333 2 $845.93
And in accordance with law and an order of the board of directors
made on the 13th of January 2014, so many shares of each parcel of
such stock as may be necessary will be sold at the South Main
Entrance, Castle Dale City Hall, Utah on March 12, 2014, at 12:00 p.m.
to pay the delinquent assessments thereon, together with the costs of
advertising and expenses of the sale. Only whole shares will be sold.
Excess payment will be returned to the owner of the certificate or
credited to his/her account.
Jessy Johansen
Castle Dale, UT 84513
Published in the Emery County Progress February 25 and March 4, 2014.


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When the time comes to make your next move — whether it's across the country to a sought-after retirement destination or across town to a place with more amenities — you have to make one decision off the bat: Do you buy? Or do you rent? That's never been an easy call, and this tepid housing market makes it even more difficult.
Here are five questions that will help you decide.
1. Which costs more?
Nationally, home values are expected to increase by about 1.7 percent over the next year. Rents are going up much faster, 5 to 6 percent a year on average, though gains in some parts of the country like Fort Myers and Naples in Florida are close to double those rates. Add to that the fact that mortgage rates are as low as we've ever seen them and renting tends to be pricier than buying in most metro areas.
Even when you add together your mortgage principal, interest, insurance and taxes, "you can pay less than you would renting … a comparable home," says Eric Belsky, managing director of the Joint Center for Housing Studies at Harvard University.
There's also the worry about rent being increased over time, he explains. Whereas if you buy — and get a fixed-rate mortgage — the largest part of your housing payment is never going to change. "That's why so many people continue to view home ownership as a lifestyle choice they want to make," says Belsky.
2. What's your timetable?
Time horizon is a very big consideration. "The shorter your time horizon, the more it makes sense to rent," says Stan Humphries, chief economist at Zillow, a real estate website.
Not only can closing and moving costs erase the advantages of buying, but you also need to give yourself enough time to recoup your investment if housing prices stagnate.
So how long is long enough? "The old rule of thumb was that you needed to be in a place for at least three years to overcome the costs of purchase," says Glenn Crellin, associate director for research at the Runstad Center for Real Estate Studies. "Most people are now thinking a five-year time horizon is closer in most places. It really depends whether the local market is seeing appreciation."
3. Are you going somewhere new?
We've all heard the story about the friends of friends who dreamed of moving to Phoenix or Boca or (insert your own fabulous destination here), hated it when they got there, and high-tailed it back. It happens, but it doesn't have to happen to you.


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'We Had To Change The History Of Football' Roberto Carlos On His Time As A Galactico by Aaron› 10 Feb 2014
Joining Real Madrid in 1996, little did Roberto Carlos know that it was this period in his career that would make him a footballing legend. Manager Fabio Capello took him to Spain after he had impressed in Italy, and Carlos soon established himself in the team, becoming one of the original 'galacticos' that would make Madrid such a power in world football once again. Eventually, Carlos was considered to be one of the Real Madrid captains - mainstays of the team that could be depended upon - and the only non-Spanish member of this illustrious club.
In the video above, Roberto reflects on this period of time with Guillem Balague, talking about what it was like to walk into the dressing room for the first time, how the move helped him to develop as a footballer, and also how he felt that his time at the club changed the style of world football.
Roberto was speaking to Guillem as part of our Umbro Golaço competition, inspired by the classic golaço scored by Roberto against France at Le Tournoi in 1997. We want you to show us your finest golaços by uploading them to our special Umbro Golaço app before February 21st. Roberto Carlos himself will pick the winners, who will win a trip of a lifetime to Brazil, where they'll get some coaching tips from the man himself! Sound like something you want to be involved in? Head to the competition now to upload your video!


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Earlier tonight (Wednesday, June 15), Swiss fan David Camden, presented special Megadeth Toblerone chocolates to the band while at the VIP Meet & Greet in Pratten, Switzerland. The band was impressed and welcomed the gift commenting that it was been the most original gift on the tour.
Guitar World Magazine recently conducted an interview with Dave Mustaine. Dave talks the new album, Dystopia and more! You can now check out the interview at guitarworld.com
Check out Dave Mustaine's interview with VEVO at Rock on the Range in Columbus, OH on May 20. Dave talks about festivals, Megadeth's first website, creating Dystopia and more. Watch the video below.
Dave Mustaine made a special appearance earlier tonight (Monday, June 13) at this year's Metal Hammer Golden Gods Awards event in London, England. Dave was seen on the red carpet interviewing artists for the Sky Arts TV broadcast of the event, and presented the Riff Lord award to guitarist, Phil Campbell (Motörhead) at the ceremony. Check out the 22-minute mark in the video below.
A second show has been added in Buenos Aires, Argentina on the Latin American leg of the Dystopia World Tour. The band will perform at Luna Park in Buenos Aires on August 23, 2016. Tickets are on sale Wednesday, June 15 @ 9 a.m. megadeth.com/tour
Dave Mustaine presented wrestling icon Triple H with the first ever Spirit of Lemmy Award on the Main Stage at Download yesterday [Saturday, June 11]. Minutes after Megadeth's performance, Mustaine invited Triple H on to the stage to present him with the award – which forms part of the Metal Hammer Golden Gods. Read more at teamrock.com
Dave Mustaine and David Ellefson were interviewed by Kerrang! magazine at this year's edition of the Download festival, on June 11 at Donington Park in Leicestershire, UK. Check out the interview below.
On this day in 1985, Megadeth's debut album Killing Is My Business... And Business Is Good! was released. The album was, undoubtedly, the band's rawest-sounding, most intense, fastest, angriest, and overall thrashiest album released. Download it on iTunes or get the album at Amazon.
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Dystopia has made UK's leading online newspaper, The Guardian's Best Albums of 2016 So Far list. "Megadeth's 15th album was a blistering return to form to the state-of-the-art bombast and refined technicality of past glories." See the list at theguardian.com
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