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The Berenstain Bears have been a staple of children's literature for generations. But how much do you really know about the Bears and their creators? Take this quiz and learn a very important lesson about the lovable creatures.
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Question 1 of 30
Who was the editor and publisher of the first Berenstain Bears books?
Dr. Seuss
Theodor Geisel (aka Dr. Seuss) was an editor at Random House, and championed the books.
Maurice Sendak
Stan and Jan Berenstain
Question 2 of 30
What was the name of the first Berenstain Bears book?
"Papa Bear and Mama Bear"
"The Big Honey Hunt"
"The Big Honey Hunt" was published in 1962.
"Bear Family"
Question 3 of 30
What happens in "The Big Honey Hunt'?
Mama Bear and the kid bears tend to their bee hives
Mama Bear asks Papa Bear to get honey at the store, but Papa can't resist trying to collect it himself by following a bee.
Excitable Papa Bear isn't about to just go to the store for the sweet stuff.
The Bears all go to the market for honey.
Question 4 of 30
How many Berenstain Bears books were originally planned after "The Big Honey Hunt"?
The Bears were just going to be a one-off thing, but the Berenstains kept coming back to them.
Question 5 of 30
Who are the authors of the original Berenstain Bears?
Dan and Pam Berenstain
Stan and Jan Berenstain
The Berenstains met on their first day of art school in 1941.
Stan and Ann Berenstain
Question 6 of 30
What was Brother Bear originally called?
Kid Bear
Boy Bear
Small Bear
Brother Bear was Small Bear before the birth of Sister Bear.
Question 7 of 30
What kind of publications published cartoons from Stan and Jan before they hit it big with the Bears?
comic books
"The Saturday Evening Post" and other magazines regularly bought the Berenstain's work.
medical dictionaries
Question 8 of 30
What year was Sister Bear born (and first published)?
"The Berenstain Bears' New Baby" introduced Sister to the world.
Question 9 of 30
What empowering (and en vogue) theme did the Bears tackle in 1974?
gun rights
the importance of the 1st amendment
gender equality
"He Bear, She Bear" reminds children and bears -- male and female -- that they can accomplish anything.
Question 10 of 30
Readers of the "Washington Post" were not happy when the Berenstain Bears were heavily criticized in what piece?
a news story about the Iran-Contra affair
a review of "The Berenstain Bears Hold Hands and the Big Mall"
an obituary "Appreciation" piece days after his death
Readers wrote in rather outraged that the "Appreciation" piece mostly mocked and disparaged the Bears.
Question 11 of 30
What region do the Bears live in?
Bear Country
To be clear: they live "deep" in Bear Country.
Grizzly Gulch
Question 12 of 30
Theodor Geisel helped usher the Bears into existence as the Berenstain's editor. What else did Dr. Seuss do to help sell the series?
created a cartoon television show right after the first book was published
shortened "Stanley and Janice" to "Stan and Jan" Berenstain to make an appealing rhyme
Stan and Jan weren't even consulted when given their new nicknames.
made Mama Bear wear a hat
Question 13 of 30
What are the "Gimmies"?
a cover band Papa Bear plays guitar in
a virus Sister Bear comes down with
when you want something and throw a fit if you don't get it
In "The Berenstain Bears Get the Gimmies," Brother and Sister Bear learn that you can't have everything you want.
Question 14 of 30
What kind of street do the Berenstain Bears live on?
a sunny dirt road
Also the name of Stan Berenstain's autobiography, the Bears live "down a sunny dirt road."
an animal highway
a cul de sac on Paw Print Lane
Question 15 of 30
What fruit does Mama Bear use to teach Sister Bear about strangers and their dangers?
A bad apple, cautions Mama Bear in "The Berenstain Bears Learn About Strangers," might look fine on the outside.
Question 16 of 30
What kind of house do the Bears live in?
To be fair, it's a really, really nice treehouse.
large Craftsman
Question 17 of 30
Where did the Berenstain Bears go on vacation in 1968?
the beach
Sadly, the Bears didn't get another holiday until 1989, in "The Berenstain Bears and Too Much Vacation."
Question 18 of 30
In 1984, a big change came to the Bear family. What was it?
Mama got a job
In "The Berenstain Bears and Mama's New Job," Mama turns her quilt-making into a business.
Papa got fired
Brother got diagnosed with ADD
Question 19 of 30
Who now writes the Berenstain Bears' books, after Stan and Jan's deaths?
their son
Mike Berenstain started coauthoring the books in 2002, and now is the full author after Jan's death.
their daughter
the books are no longer being written
Question 20 of 30
In 2012, what Bear gets politically active?
In "The Berenstain Bears and Mama For Mayor!" Mama Bear sets out to improve life in Bear Country.
Question 21 of 30
Starting in 2008, some Berenstain Bears titles explored what themes?
conservative politics
Mike Berenstain has written several Christian-themed Berenstain Bears' books, including titles like "The Berenstain Bears: God Loves You!"
poverty and inequality
Question 22 of 30
Who was the most recent addition to the Berenstain Bears?
Baby Honey was introduced in 2000 with "The Berenstain Bears and Baby Makes Five."
Question 23 of 30
Who was Papa Bear based on?
Richard Nixon
While some criticize Papa for being a stereotypical dad dolt, the authors claimed it was a representation of Stan.
Clark Gable
Question 24 of 30
How long did the original "The Berenstain Bears" television show run?
While the original ended in 1989, another series of shorts showed on PBS, starting in 2003.
Question 25 of 30
What was different about the Bears in the 2003 show?
they didn't wear clothes
they didn't have ears
Mama's dress didn't have polka dots
Due to difficulties with animation, the dots -- and plaids -- were nixed.
Question 26 of 30
20 episodes of the 2003 show were dubbed in what language?
"The Berenstain Bears" was the first animated show in the United States to be translated to a Native American language.
Question 27 of 30
In 1993, the Bears got their first what?
chapter book
The Bears branched out with chapter books for older kids in the 90s.
full-length album
Question 28 of 30
How many Berenstain Bears books have been published, as of 2015?
Over 250 million copies of those 403 books have been sold, in total.
Question 29 of 30
How many languages have the Bears' books been translated into?
The Bears are quite the polyglots, appearing in 23 languages.
Question 30 of 30
A theory on the internet says you remember the books as the BerenstEin Bears (as opposed to BerestAin) because of what?
parallel universes
That's right -- the theory says that those who remember them as Berenstein have travelled over from another universe.
bad memory
a typo fifty years ago


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Marvin Redpost: Class President (Marvin Redpost, Book 5)
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- Brief Synopsis:
- Even though they have all come to school in holey clothes, Marvin and his third-grade class manage to impress their surprise visitor-the president of the United States. Reading level 2.2.
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- The president of the United States is coming to visit Marvin's class. He's even going to answer one question from each kid. Plus everything is going to be on TV! Marvin is nervous. What if someone steals his question? What if he can't speak when it's his turn? How will that look to the president and everyone watching on TV? Marvin learns how to be a good citizen and that he may grow up to be president of The United States. But Marvin may not get a chance to see himself on TV. He's late. He forgot his mom was taking him to shop for shoes after school.
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You know how your parents are always saying not to complain? My mom used to tell me, "If you can't say something nice, don't say anything at all." It would drive me crazy! Well finally, there's a place for you to air your grievances, because in today's Writing Prompt, we want you to finish this sentence:
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I heard the schvoogie button go off, so I went to watch the security cameras
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The sporting goods retailer may need to slash analytics calls, Keynote says.
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On March 21, Dick's Sporting Goods Inc. reduced the number of objects on its mobile commerce web site home page from 36 to 28 and consequently trimmed one second off of its average page load time, mobile and web performance management firm Keynote says. A page object can be an image, a box of text, a tracking pixel or a web analytics call, among other things. Dick's cut Cascading Style Sheet and JavaScript files, Keynote says.
"At just over 12 seconds to load, Dick's is still a bit slower than the single-digit times posted by the leaders on the index, but it's a nice step in the right direction," says Joe Flake, Keynote web and mobile performance expert. "Dick's makes a number of analytics calls. In fact, they may be on the cusp where these analytics calls become significant to the overall page load time. The impact of analytics calls typically is buried among the many objects of a large, desktop page, but as the object count comes down on a mobile page, the time for an analytics call becomes more significant. There's a valid tradeoff between analytics and performance that must be considered."
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Dick's Sporting Goods, No. 142 in the Internet Retailer Mobile 400, did not respond to a request for comment.
For the week ending March 31, the m-commerce site home page of Dick's Sporting Goods loaded on average in 12.13 seconds and did so completely and successfully 99.62% of the time, according to the Keynote Mobile Commerce Performance Index. Weighting and then combining load time and success rate earned the retailer an index score of 668 out of 1,000.
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Toolfetch.com is No. 248 in the Internet Retailer Mobile 400, BarnesandNoble.com Inc. is No. 31 and Grainger is No. 76.
The index average load time was 8.34 seconds, the average success rate was 99.25% and the average score was 761.
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Make your vows to the Lord our God and perform them.
Verse: God is known in Judah; his name is great in Israel.
BRETHREN, we are God's fellow workers; you are God's field, God's building. According to the grace of God given to me, like a skilled master builder. I laid a foundation, and another man is building upon it. Let each man take care how he builds upon it. For no other foundation can any one lay than that which is laid, which is Jesus Christ. Now if any one builds on the foundation with gold, silver, precious stones, wood, hay, straw - each man's work will become manifest; for the Day will disclose it, because it will be revealed with fire, and the fire will test what sort of work each one has done. If the work which any man has built on the foundation survives, he will receive a reward. If any man's work is burned up, he will suffer loss, though he himself will be saved, but only as through fire. Do you not know that you are God's temple and that God's Spirit dwells in you? If any one destroys God's temple, God will destroy him. For God's temple is holy, and that temple you are.
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The Emery High School Spardettes will present their Spring Show on March 19, at 7:30 p.m. at the Spartan Center. Don't miss this affordable family entertainment of precision drills and dance.
Varsity Troop 315 is selling Sunshine (Grade A manure). This money will be used by the troop to pay for summer camp. Payment to be made upon delivery; delivery dates March 9 and March 23 - all weather permitting. To order call Chris Collard (381-5348), Scott Ashby (318-2055), or Joseph Jeffs (381-2850) for prices.
Habitat for Humanity of Castle Country is accepting applications for two homes to be built in Castle Dale within the next two years. Board meetings are the second Thursday of each month at 6:30 p.m. at the Carbon County Courthouse - everyone welcome - have one board position open. Sign up for the upcoming Golf Scramble at Green River Golf Course (April 26) and the Bowling Fundraiser (May 4). Call 435-636-3230 for details.
Huntington Little League sign-ups will be March 19 at the Town Hall from 6-8 p.m. Call Rick Allred (687-9134), Gib Miller (687-9020), or Natalie Collard (687-9058).
For children ages 9-12 (as of Aug. 1, 2002) and children ages 7-8 that are interested in playing in a county wide Rookie League, sign-ups will be March 19 at 6-7 p.m. at Ferron City Hall. Questions? Call Monte Gee (384-3195), Jason Jewkes (384-3279), or Loran Behling (384-3300).
Babe Ruth Baseball sign-ups are March 26, 5-7 p.m. at the recreation building in Castle Dale. Thirteen through 15 year old boys county-wide. Call Joe Edgehouse, 381-2976, for details.
The Parent/Teacher conferences at San Rafael Junior High will be held March 19 and 20 from 3:30-6:30 p.m. All teachers except, Mrs. Card, and Mr. Hales will be available on Tues. All teachers except Mr. Cox, Mrs. Barnett, Mrs. Willson, Mrs. Johansen, and Mrs. Roberts will be available on Wed. Brother Doria will be at the Seminary building both sessions. No school on March 21.
The parent/teacher conference at Canyon View Jr. High for 2nd semester will be held over two evenings: March 19, and March 20, from 4-7 p.m. Some teachers will be available for just one session as follows: March 19, - David Bird, Tiffany Sorensen, Jackie Weihing, and Doug Mecham; March 20, - Reed Fehlberg, Kathryn Emery, and Creig Cox. No school on March 21.
The American Legion Service Officer will be at the DWS Center, 475 West Price River Drive in Price on March 20, from 9-10:30 a.m., and at Green River at the City Hall on March 19, from 2:30-3:30 p.m. You may call to see which documents you will need to bring at 801-524-6040.
The LD Singers from Ephraim LDS Institute of Religion will perform at Emery High Auditorium on March 20, at 7:30 p.m. There is no charge for this religious program; the community is invited. For more information call Cindy Foote at 381-2050.
The Emery High Cheerleaders are staring in their Spring Show on March 22, at 5: 30 p.m. in the old Emery Gym. Come out and support the cheerleaders who support the teams all year through. Affordable tickets for a great night's entertainment.
The College of Eastern Utah's annual Founders' Day is set for March 23. Events will be groundbreaking for new Reeves Main Building at 4 p.m. at east parking lot on 400 North, a reception for honorees and families at 5 p.m. at the College Center; a dinner at 6 p.m. followed by the awards. Those interested in participating in the alumni choir or making reservations for the dinner can call 435-613-5246.
Cleveland is holding a dinner and auction for long time residents Lester and Shawna Minchey on March 23. Items for the auction can be dropped off at the Cleveland Elementary school during school hours. Be thinking what you would like to donate; circle the date on your calendar, to help these two who have given so much to this area and now need our help. Call Owen Olsen (653-2240), Jamie Jensen (653-2219), or Sandra Jensen (653-2360).
Cleveland Town will hold its Annual Easter Egg Hunt this year on March 23, at Noon. Preschool and elementary age children meet in front of the Town Hall. It's fun! It's free. Bring your baskets! Everyone gets a prize! Call Cleveland Town Hall (653-2310), or Jamie Jensen (653-2219) for more information.
Pioneer Theatre in Salt Lake City presents "Phantom" which will run March 20-April 6. Your chance to experience this acclaimed musical. For information on tickets and times, call 801-581-6961.
The Orangeville Republican Precinct #5 will meet to elect precinct officers, county delegates, state delegates, and election judges on March 25, at 7 p.m. at the Cottonwood Elementary cafeteria in Orangeville.
Huntington Precincts East (8) and West (9) will hold Caucus meetings at the Huntington Elementary on March 25 at 7 p.m.
The Emery County Historical Society will feature guest speaker Ramal Jones, who will give a new look at dinosaurs on March 28, at 6:30 p.m. at the Museum of the San Rafael. For information on the society, call President JoAnn Behling at 384-2666.
On March 29, from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., Home Place in Orangeville will have a reflection day on the season through the words "Passover and Pasch." For more information and reservations call Paula Wellnitz at 435-748-2230.
Utah's Hogel Zoo's call for the "wild" is going out once again to all Utah artists with a 9th Annual Art Show taking place now until April 14. Catch this "World of the Wild" exhibit and see your favorite animals at the same time.
Bored? Nothing to do? Emery County Care and Rehabilitation in Ferron is looking for volunteers to spend time with our residents, to read, talk, and walk with them. If you play the piano, or have any other talents you would like to share with them, please call Tracy, Ileen, or Norma at 384-2301.
The Days of '47 Pageant deadline is May 10, but for information of the rules, for an application form and more information contact Karen Huntsman (381-5445) or Beverly Jensen (381-2605).
The World War II - P.T. Boats, Bases, and Tenders Reunion will be Aug. 1-5, at the Sheraton Hotel in Salt Lake City. Contact Duane Renville, Historian at 701-549-2691.
We are getting ready for Peach Days at the Emery County Care and Rehabilitation Center. If you would like to be on our team and donate your talents, we would love to have you. Help us make quilts, decorate pillowcases, do craft items, that will go to our Annual Bazaar to raise money for our residents' garden projects. Please call Tracy, Norma, or Ileen at 384-2301.


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By GARY ARRINGTONSports Writer
Before a packed crowd in a hot gymnasium an epic of a ballgame was played with the Lady Dinos of Carbon High defeating the Lady Spartans of Emery High in double overtime 58-57 last Thursday night.
The story for the Spartans was missed free throws; the story for the Dinos was perseverance. Emery shot only 42 percent for the game as they made only 16 of 38 attempts. Carbon hardly ever led in the game but they did at the right time and snatched a victory.
Emery led 9-6 after the first quarter as both teams played good defense and each offense had way too many turnovers. Emery got out to a 9-1 lead to start the quarter before Carbon scored the last 5 points. Emery then led 23-15 at the half. Natalee Hanson led Emery with 7 points and Morgan Warburton led Carbon with 6 points.
The Dinos came out pressing in the third quarter and got themselves back into the ballgame as they outscored Emery 16-8 in the quarter and were tied 31-31 at the end of the period. Carbon scored the first 7 points of the quarter before Emery got on track. Warburton added 7 more points in that period.
In the fourth quarter, Carbon got out to 37-32 lead before Hanson finally scored for Emery and then Emery took the lead back on two Shala Pitchforth free throws at 39-37. Jaime King scored to tie the game again at 39-39. Emery had an opportunity but missed two free throws and Carbon had a missed shot attempt just before the buzzer.
In the first overtime, the game went back and forth to 48 apiece and Emery missed another free throw at the end to send it to another overtime.
In the second overtime, Emery scored six of the first 7 points before Warburton hit a three. With 16 seconds left, Camille Fehlberg was at the line shooting with Emery enjoying a 1-point lead. She made the first, missed the second, the rebound went to Carbon and Tabby Cummins was hit with a long pass streaking for the basket. She scored, was fouled and scored again and Carbon had the win.
Emery Head Coach Steven Gordon had this to say after the game, "Sixteen for 38 says it all. We had our chances but 16 for 38 says it all. We've got to learn to play to win instead of play not to lose." Emery had the opportunity to win the game in regulation and in both overtimes but each time missed free throws. In the second overtime, Emery made only one free throw in six attempts, in the first OT they were 3-6 and in the fourth quarter they were 6-13.
Coach Bruce Bean added this about his team, "Our kids just keep finding ways to win ball games. People are overplaying Morgan and somebody else usually steps up and takes the pressure off. Last time our kids might have overlooked Emery, but not this time, they are a good team."
Leading scorer for Emery was Hanson with 18 points before she fouled out in the second overtime. Warburton led Carbon with 23 points.
Also scoring for Carbon were King with 10 points, Maquette Potts with 6 points, Halee Rasmussen and Cummins with 5 points each, Danielle Martino with 4 points, Meesha Rasmussen with 2 points and Kim Bunnell with a single point.
Also scoring for Emery were Fehlberg with 16 points, Pitchforth with 10 points, Meagan Pearson with 8 points, Alexis Swasey with 4 points and Ashley Hansen with 1 point.
Emery hosts Delta and North Sanpete next week while Carbon travels to Delta in their only game. First round playoff games at home sites on Feb. 19. The state tournament is Feb. 24-26 at the E center in Salt Lake.


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ABAJO MOUNTAINS - Dedicated hunter David Lacy visited the waters in San Juan County this past weekend and offered the following report. Fishing was excellent at Foy Reservoir with corn or worm-flavored Zeke's, floating off the bottom. Fishing conditions at Monticello Reservoir has ranged from good to excellent early and late with jigs and Daredevil spinners. At mid-day, Zeke's garlic bait or salmon eggs seems to work best. Blanding #3 and Blanding #4 reservoirs offer good to excellent fishing respectively. Zeke's garlic and salmon eggs have been the most effective fish-getters at #3, while white marshmallows or Zeke's chartreuse cheese bait has worked best at Blanding #4..No recent report for Lloyd's Lake.
BENCHES RESERVOIR - Angler Vaughn Silcox says he always has good luck at Benches and Boulger's Reservoir with Pautzke salmon eggs. He said that over the July 4 holiday, he caught and released a combined total of almost three dozen fish at these ponds. Crystal buggers have performed well for fly fishermen.
BLUE LAKE - (at the top of the Muddy Creek drainage) Tiger trout fishing has been good with PowerBait or with a fly and bubble in the evening.
BLUE LAKE - (by Grassy Lake) Little or no angler pressure.
BOULGER RESERVOIR - Refer to Benches Reservoir for bait recommendations.
CLEVELAND RESERVOIR - Fishing success has been slow to fair for boats and shore anglers.
DUCK FORK RESERVOIR - Catch-and-release fishing has been good for cutthroat trout using a fly and bubble. Brown nymphs are recommended. Tiger trout are only about four inches long right now. Only artificial flies or lures may be used.
ELECTRIC LAKE - Fishing continues to be slow. Tributaries opened on July 10.
FAIRVIEW LAKES - No recent report. Fishing has been slow in the recent past. A straight nightcrawler is recommended. Float tubers can do moderately well by slow-trolling a gold Jake's. Fly fishermen might try bright-colored wooly buggers or brown leech patterns.
FERRON RESERVOIR - Fishing success has been fair. Best results have come from PowerBait. Spincasters might try a yellow Panther Martin with red spots. The trout limit is four, but anglers may take a bonus limit of four brookies.
GIGLIOTTI POND - The pond is now full and was stocked before the July 4 holiday. The DWR and Castle Country Bassmasters plan to introduce bass and bluegill this week. A special Kids' Fishing Day will take place in September.
GOOSEBERRY RESERVOIR - Dedicated hunter Matt Rauhala reported good fishing over the weekend with marshmallows or PowerBait.
GRASSY LAKE - Fishing continues to be fair for 12-inch trout with artificial flies or cheese bait.
HUNTINGTON CREEK - On warmer days, Todd Munford recommends the following patterns: #14 royal wulff, #12 orange stimulator, or #16 para-Adams. On cloudy days, try #16 beadhead pheasant tails or #12 stonefly nymphs. Below the Forks, anglers have had good success with nightcrawlers.
HUNTINGTON RESERVOIR - Fishing in general has been poor, but is slightly better for fly fishermen. Todd Munford recommends casting a gold Jake's from the west shore or fly fishing from pontoons or tubes with dark (purple or black) leech patterns, slow-trolled on sinking line. The reservoir is closed to the possession of cutthroat trout and trout with cutthroat markings.
JOES VALLEY RESERVOIR - Fishing continues to range between fair and poor. Splake as large as 15 pounds are known to exist in the reservoir, according to biologists, who also report a fair number of seven pounders. The trout limit is two; only one over 22 inches; all trout from 15-22 inches must be immediately released.
LAKE POWELL - The Lake Powell fishing report home page is: http://www.wayneswords.com.DWR Biologist and Project Leader, Wayne Gustaveson, updates fishing conditions at this website weekly. He provides detailed information on locations, tackle, and techniques for each species in the lake.
MILLER FLAT RESERVOIR - Success was fair to poor over the weekend.
MILLSITE STATE PARK - Fishing has been good for trollers using pop gear tipped with PowerBait.
PETE'S HOLE - Fishing has been fair with worms or PowerBait.
POTTERS PONDS - Travis Rauhala reported excellent fishing with PowerBait, salmon eggs, worms, Panther Martins or silver fish.
SCOFIELD RESERVOIR - The best fishing has been in the tributaries, where anglers have been using streamers, nymphs, grasshoppers and Panther Martin spinners. Dedicated hunter Matt Rauhala reported good fishing in the reservoir with PowerBait, worms, or flatfish. He said fly fishermen were having best success with leech patterns on sinking line. Todd Munford suggests trolling three and a half colors of leaded line tipped with a perch scale flatfish or rainbow needlefish. Fly fishermen have had good success with olive crystal buggers from pontoons or tubes. Anglers are encouraged to clean up litter, which has become a nuisance along the shoreline.
SOUP BOWL - No recent report. In the recent past, fishing for tiger trout has been good with a nightcrawler and bubble.
SPINNER'S RESERVOIR - Dedicated hunter Chad Kulow reported slow to fair fishing with a worm or PowerBait. Fly fishermen had some luck in the mornings and evenings with a renegade fly pattern.
STRAIGHT CANYON CREEK - The water is running too high for good fly fishing.
WILLOW LAKE - Fishing success has been excellent reported Leroy Neil, who talked to a fisherman who said he couldn't keep the fish off his hook. The angler was using PowerBait and worms.
WRIGLEY SPRINGS RESERVOIR - Fishing was good this past weekend with a worm and � full bubble or PowerBait. The best fly pattern is the double renegade or dragon fly nymph. Spinners may also work well, says Jay Topham, Conservation Officer.


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The apartment is at the 3rd floor and has a huge corner balcony which offers city and mountain views. The living area is 33 well organized square meters. The entrance hall has a single bed and empty room, the bedroom has a big double bed, a table with chairs, TV set with DVD, (movies and books), and closet. The kitchen is separated and fully equipped! There is coffee machine, water boiler, mixer, full scale oven with 4 hot plates, big refrigerator and e-devices like toaster, juice machine and others, which can be useful. It is successfully rented since 1 year and beloved by families with baby, because of the free provided baby cot. The studio has also own phone line to accept calls and WiFi high speed internet to be always connected. At the balcony there is also chairs and tables and also the washing machine.
In range of 300 meters whole city center, as well markets, fruits, cafe and restaurants, and off course people who want to travel at that unique corner of Greece. Also few steps away is the children's square with children's playground. There are Bakeries and the big supermarket less than 5 minutes walk. The big park of Loutraki is also 5 minutes away.
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Summer period shall be the time from 1 April to 30 September and winter as the period from 1 October to 31 March.
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The apartment is very cozy, near the beach with all facilities tah allow you to live like your own house. Fotis is a good host, he tells you everything about Athens and the rest of Greece. Our vacation was vewry nice. Thank a lot
Large apartment, very well maintained, right next to a tram station and close to the city center. The area is nice, quiet and save. The apartment has a large balcony, from where you can even see Lycavitos hill! And Fotis is very nice and helpful. Great price / performance ratio. I definately recommend this apartment.
It was great. The price. The flat. The flat was 30 minutes from the Akropolis but in the near were many good and cheap restaurants.
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Nice apartment in a quite area. It is 15 min from downtown Athens. The host is very friendly and helpsome. The only reason why we dont rate it with 5 stars is that the number of pots and pans in the kitchen are limited so it is hard to make food your self, which was the reason for us to book an apartment in stead of a hotel room.
my girfriend an me were in this apartment for two days and our stay was fantastic. the apartment is small but is perfect for two person. the metro station is 10 minutes walking and near the house there are supermarkets. fotis was very hospitable and he helped us in everything we needed.
Fotis was very sympatic with us, ponctual and provident ( air conditionning ok, fruits in the fridge, maps of the city, explanations to reach the appartment from the airport...). The appartment was a little far to the métro station but very pleasant, clean and perfect for a young couple.
The appartement was very well located, very close to the tramway, and to a very nice park, and to a good place with a lot of pubs and restaurants. The appartement was well equiped, comfortable and clean. Fotis was very nice and very helpfull, he gave us good advices to visit Athènes. There are also a lot of maps and documents to visit the city. A good place to visit the city!
HI This one of our best experience of Greece.
We were meet by Mr.Fotis who gave us a lot of super informtion regarding Athen and the the small flat. The flat was super , clean and neat . We would for sure like to come back for a longer periode next year. Many thanks, Mr. Fotis !
Very nice flat with many equipment. Good air conditionning. Fotis is very nice : he explains how to use all the flat's equipement and interesting sites to visit in Athens.
Nice host, and really nice appartment. we enoyed our stay.
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Speedway News
Seymour, August 15- The Seymour Speedway is getting set for t big night of racing tomorrow night, Sunday August 16.
Beavers Hut of Freedom is the title sponsor presenting a full five division program on the 1/3 mile banked clay oval.
It is also Fan Appreciation Night with all general admission tickets only $5.00.
As the 2015 season enters the final four weeks of sompetition, the point battles are also very tight.
Eric Scribner and Eric Arneson find themselves in a tie atop the Budweiser IMCA Modified division with 372 points each. Scribner picked up his second feature win this season acouple weeks ago and although Arneson has not won a feature, his consistant top 5 finishes have kept him in the running all season. Rookie contender,16 year old Konnor Wilinski, has been strong all season, and has picked it up the past few weeks, almost winning his first career feature last week. He finds himself in third place with 367 points, five ahead of his dad, Jerry Wilinski, in fourth place. Mike Wedelstadt was involved in a lap 2 accident last week and dropped from second place to fifth. T.J. Smith rounds out the top six in the standings.
The Coors Light IMCA Stock Car division has seen Travis Van Straten, be a dominant figure all season, not only here at the Seymour, but all local tracks. He has won 6 features so far and is working toward a 30 win season. He holds a 22 point margin, 428 – 406, over defending champion, Rod Snellenberger, who broke a three win streak by Van Straten last week by winning his third feature this season. Sitting only 6 behind Snellenberger is Chas Van Ooyen, Jr, who has run to 2 feature wins so far, and has been a consistant runner in the top five all season. One behind Van Ooyen is Kyle Frederick with 399. The blue #50 has also been a top five finisher most of the season looking for that first feature flag. Mike Schmidt has a feature win and is fifth so far with Barry Van Straten rounding out the top six.
Defending O'Reilly Auto Parts IMCA Sport Mod champion, Jeremy Cota, and Lucas Lamberies have been in season long battle for the top spot with Lamberies currently holding a 423 – 411 margin. Both have run in streaks and both have won five features this season. Both run very strong here and it should be an excellent run to the final point night on September 6. Travis Arenz has made a run as of late and sits third at 392 over Kevin Bethke fourth with 376. Scott Besaw and J.J. Andersen round out the top six.
The Turbo Blue Street Stocks have provided some very good racing each week and finds Lexii Ashcraft holding the top spot since running to a string of three straight feature wins in July. Allan Schlueter has been very strong the past couple races and has now moved into a tie for the point lead at 417 each. Jeff Jungwirth is only 4 back in second place with defending champion, Ryan Blank, now in the hunt after last weeks strong feature win, his third of the year, sits with 409. Early season mechanical woes all but sidelined Blank this year, but has re-grouped and is back in championship form for the final run this season. Matt Werner and Jeff Dorschner round out the top six spots.
Tanner Westphal was leading the standings in the 4 Cylinder division until Kasey Gross put together back to back wins before the fair. Westphal won his second feature last week and the pair are now tied at 410 each heading into this seek. Carl King also has 2 big feature wins that has him third in points at 400. Tyler Hungerford is one back in fourth at 399. Taylor Becher is fifth and Heidi Meverden holds down sixth place.
The racing this season has seen everyone at the top of their game on Sunday night with plenty of three, four and five wide racing week in and week out. It appears that top level of competition will continue for the final 4 weeks of 2015.
This week will be a perfect time to check us out with Fan Appreciation grandstand admission at only $5.00.
We appreciate your choosing to support the Sunday racing programs at the Seymour Speedway.
Runing order tomorrow will be:
Turbo Blue Street Stocks
Budweiser IMCA Modifieds
Coors Light IMCA Stock Cars
O'Reilly Auto Parts IMCA Sport Mods
4 Cylinders
Spectator Eliminators.
Pit opens at 4 PM
Admission $25.00 with discounts for minors
Late sign in at 5:15.
Drivers Meeting at 5:30
Racing at 6PM
Grandstand opens at 4:30
Fan Appreciation Night
Adults, Students and Seniors $5.00
Kids 12 and Under FREE with paid adult.
We hope to see you all tomorrow night at the Seymour Speedway.
Racing at 6 PM.
Seymour, August 14- This week is Fan Appreciation Night at the Seymour Speedway.
All general admission is $5.00 this Sunday, August 16.
A full five division program will be sponsored by Beavers Hut in Freedom and will feature the Budweiser IMCA Modifieds, Coors Light IMCA Stock Cars, O'Reilly Auto Parts IMCA Sport Mods, Turbo Blue Street Stocks and 4 Cylinders. Spectator Eliminators will also be part of the program.
With four point nights left in the 2015 season, competition will continue to be tight on the 1/3 mile banked clay oval.
Running order this week will be:
Turbo Blue Street Stocks
Budweiser IMCA Modifieds
Coors light iMCA Stock Cars
O'Reilly Auto Parts IMCA Sport Mods
4 Cylinders
Spectator Eliminators
Pit opens at 4 PM
Admission $25.00. Discounts for minors.
Late sign in at 5:15
Drivers Meeting at 5:30
Racing at 6 PM
Grandstand opens at 4:30
Adults, Students and Seniors ALL $5.00
Kids 12 and under FREE with paid adult.
We appreciate you choosing to support the weekly Sunday night racing programs at the Seymour Speedway.
Hope to see you all Sunday Night.
Seymour- August 13- Fan Appreciation Night this Sunday, August 16 at the Seymour Speedway.
Full five division program, plus Spectator Eliminators, sponsored by Beavers Hut in Freedom.
All general admission is ONLY $5.00. Kids 12 and under FREE with paid adult.
Racing at 6 PM
Pack up the car and head to the Seymour Speedway Sunday night.
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Doug Johnson has been named the Support Staff Employee of the Year - 2009-2010 for the Emery School District.
Johnson works as one of the district technology specialists. He has been with the district for 15.5 years. Johnson is known throughout the district as "the man who fixes the computers." Johnson has great people skills and is a great teacher. He is very knowledgeable about technology equipment and the software used by each piece of equipment. There are few, if any, technology related problems he cannot fix.
Comments from other district employees:
*"Not only does Doug solve a technology crisis every day, but he does it with a smile and a joke."
*"Doug is always busy, but never so busy that he can't help a co-worker with their computer problems."
*"Doug's knowledge of computers is vast and ever-evolving to keep up with the changing technology"
*"In all the years Doug has worked for the District, he has never complained or shirked his duties"
*"Doug is always smiling and is there to pitch in, whenever needed, for any purpose. He will pop in every so often and ask 'What can I do for you'."
*"Everything I know and do with computers is because of Doug and his ability to teach. I'm sure this is true of many Emery District Employees."
Since part of Doug's assignment includes the Green River schools, he is on the road a lot. However, he never complains and has always expressed his concern for helping the administration, faculty and staff at Green River High School and Book Cliff Elementary. He has also been a great delivery service each week as he makes his trek to Green River and his deliveries are especially appreciated around payday time.
Doug has a high level of energy, especially around hunting seasons, but it is certainly not uncommon for Doug to work as many hours as needed to finish a project, especially the month before school starts when switching out the old computers and installing the new ones.
Doug is a skilled employee and a friend to all.
"It is a pleasure for the Emery County School District Administration and Board of Education to present this award to Doug Johnson," said Laurel Johansen, board president.
Johnson is a native of Emery County and grew up in Elmo. He was an honor student at Emery High and then attended the College of Eastern Utah. Before he could graduate from CEU he was called to active duty with the Utah National Guard to serve during the first Gulf War. Johnson was sent to Germany where he trained as a replacement for the soldiers serving in Saudi Arabia. After serving in Germany for six months he was sent home. When he returned, he married his wife Tracey and together they finished their Associate of Science degrees at CEU.
Johnson attended Southern Utah University in Cedar City where he earned a bachelors of science in information systems. While at SUU, he also earned his certified network engineer for computer networking.
Johnson worked as an intern at Energy West in their information technology department. He was able to learn many real world skills and enjoyed the job, but decided to move to Salt Lake when he was offered a position with UDOT's IT department.
In 1995, he returned to Emery County and began his work for the school district. He jumped at the chance to return home. He is a small town boy at heart and couldn't wait to get out of the city.
For the past 15.5 years, Johnson has worked as the computer geek. He fixes computers, manages computer networks, trains faculty and staff, and anything else that is asked of him. He has been a valuable asset to the school district, not only providing computer services, but working with various employee committees, judging junior high dutch oven cooking contest, barbecuing hamburgers and sometimes even providing comic relief.
Johnson has two children. Hayden is a straight A student at San Rafael Junior High. Hayden is active in student council, band and just being a teenager. Camrey is also a straight A student at Cottonwood Elementary and is currently involved in sports, basketball and softball. Johnson is a good father and proud of his children and does everything he can to make sure they succeed and are happy.
Johnson loves to hunt almost anything, but elk hunting is the favorite. He takes every opportunity he can to get out on the mountain and chase elk. He is also a skilled woodworker and has made cabinets and furniture for family members and friends. He is currently working on building the cabinets for his new home.
Johnson would like to spend his future continuing in his employment with the school district, going on hunting trips and proudly watching his children grow up.


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Monks from Namgyal Monastery perform the Kalachakra Ritual Dance in the presence of His Holiness the Dalai Lama. There are also short cultural performances at the same time as the ritual dance.
Venue: Bodh Gaya, Bihar, India
Date: January 7, 2012
Duration: 1 hour 3 minutes
Languages: Chanting in Tibetan and Tibetan songs
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Horse 4-H in Emery County is wrapping up another fun season.
Competitors this year include juniors from third-fifth grade: McKoy Christiansen, Hanna Nielsen, Josie Bjarnson, Marissa Austin, Kacey Farnsworth, Zach Bell, Cody Rudman, Kaylee Swasey, Aspen Bloomer, Zachary Parlo, and Kaitlin Randall. Intermediates are from grades six-eight and include Jorgen Allred, Cindi Stevens, Camie Whittle, Heidi Toomer, Taylen Nielsen, Sidnee Conder, Josh Bell, Katina Farnsworth and Ryan Bell. Seniors are from ninth-12th grade and include Mandy Langston, Kelby Farnsworth, Markie Rudman and Dakin Allred.
Horse 4-H competition includes both judged events and speed events. The judged events this year have included a written test where participants are tested on their knowledge of horse science, care, and horsemanship.
The next event is showmanship at halter. The exhibitor is expected to have his horse well groomed and shows the judge how well he can handle his horse by leading at a walk and trot and performing other maneuvers such as setting up, backing and turning.
Western horsemanship displays the rider's ability to ride his horse at a walk, jog, gallop, stop, turn, and back up. The riders are judged on the ability to control the horse as well as form and technique. The 4-H judges look for hands, feet and seat.
The other judged event this year is reining. A reining horse is expected to gallop, stop, back up, spin, change leads, do rollbacks, and do it all in a controlled way with good eye appeal.
After the judged events, things loosen up a bit. Most exhibitors then change shirts, put the protective boots on their horses, and get ready to run. The events this year include barrels, poles, and flag race.
In addition to showing, the Emery County Horse 4-H kids are involved in service projects and fund raisers including the annual car wash during the pro rodeo.
This year they are sponsoring a cow patty and goat nugget party at Peach Days where the holder of the winning ticket receives money if the cow or goat chooses that square for his deposit.
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B.S., Park University
In addition to serving as an adjunct at JBU, Ms. Roberta M. Clark is an Instructor in the Department of Business Administration in the Division of Business at Arkansas Baptist College. After 27 years of employment at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Ms. Clark retired to pursue her lifelong dream of teaching full-time in a religious-based academic university.
Ms. Clark holds an Executive MBA from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, a Bachelor of Science in Management with an emphasis on Human Resource Management from Park University and an Associate of Arts in General Studies at Pulaski Technical College, North Little Rock, Arkansas. Ms. Clark is an active member of the Central Arkansas Human Resource Association (CAHRA) and the Society of Human Resource Management (SHRM). Past chapter association positions include Immediate Past President, President, President-Elect and general board member.
Presently, Ms. Clark is the President of the Board of Directors for Youth Home, Inc., which is a non-profit agency that focuses on helping emotionally troubled adolescents and families become healthier contributing members of the community. She is an active member in her church, Mt. Zion Baptist Church and serves as the Statistician for the Official Board of the Consolidated Missionary Baptist State Convention of Arkansas.


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The Bulls returned to Super Rugby in style on Saturday as they demolished a lacklustre Cheetahs outfit 40-24 at Loftus Versfeld.
The Bulls returned to Super Rugby in emphatic style on Saturday as they beat a sloppy Cheetahs outfit 40-24.
With the Stormers having got four points before kick-off in Pretoria, the Bulls knew that anything but a victory would cost them dear. And they did not disappoint their hungry supporters as a first-half masterclass helped them seal the try bonus-point against a side they defeated 19-51 in March.
Tries arrived from number eight Pierre Spies, loosehead Dean Greyling, scrum-half Francois Hougaard and full-back Zane Kirchner, with tighthead Werner Kruger and left wing Bjorn Basson getting in on the act after the break.
The Cheetahs did reply by scoring four of their own through prop WP Nel (2), full-back Willie le Roux and flank Heinrich Brussow but it was too little too late as the damage had been done.
It was from a poorly executed chip kick by centre Andries Strauss that gifted the Bulls an ideal attacking opportunity to start their onslaught. They set up a few phases with the ball going out to a charging Spies, who powered his way over in the seventeenth minute. Morné Steyn put his recent Test nightmare from the tee behind him with a successful conversion to boost his confidence. He finished with five from six.
Then came a similar story for the Bulls' second score as the power of Greyling proved too much five minutes later. Steyn once again added the two to make it a fourteen-point lead.
Needless to say the signs were looking rather ominous at Loftus.
Kirchner was next to add his name to the scoreboard after a well-placed tester landed inside the Cheetahs 22, causing Ashley Johnson all kinds of bother. The home full-back snaffled the loose ball to find an opening ahead of him to score his side's third five-pointer.
And it didn't take long for the rampant Bulls to continue building on their lead as the bonus-point try came from another Cheetahs mistake with four minutes left on the clock before the break. Johnson was caught in possession at the base of a scrum by Hougaard and it was then a simple pick up and gather from the Springbok nine. It was 26-0 going into the break.
The second-half started slowly for the opening fifteen minutes but when centre Strauss was shown yellow for pulling Jacques Potgieter's hair, the Bulls exploited this advantage.
First Kruger secured his five-pointer in the 54th minute before Basson scored arguably the best try of the game three minutes later. Basson, who was quiet before his moment, made a stunning 60 metre run down the touchline as he slipped his way to a try. Steyn converted.
The Cheetahs finally got onto the scoreboard when replacement prop Nel scored his first try of two on the hour, with the visitors claiming three of their tries within a period of eight minutes as the electric Le Roux went over for a magnificent long-range try. Replacement fly-half Sias Ebersohn cleverly chipped the ball over the Bulls' defensive line with Le Roux fielding to sprint over 70 metres to score in the left-hand corner, bringing it back to 40-12.
And then it was Brussow who had the final say as his dash down the touchline on the 77-minute mark being something to behold from the man left out of the Boks' recent squad.
The scorers:
For Bulls:
Tries: Spies, Greyling, Kirchner, Hougaard, Kruger, Basson
Con: Steyn 5
For Cheetahs:
Tries: Nel 2, Le Roux, Brussow
Con: S Ebersohn 2
Yellow card: Andries Strauss (Cheetahs in 51st minute – hair pull)
Bulls: 15 Zane Kirchner, 14 Akona Ndungane, 13 JJ Engelbrecht, 12 Wynand Olivier, 11 Bjorn Basson, 10 Morne Steyn, 9 Francois Hougaard, 8 Pierre Spies (c), 7 Jacques Potgieter, 6 Dewald Potgieter, 5 Juandre Kruger, 4 Flip van der Merwe, 3 Werner Kruger, 2 Chiliboy Ralepelle, 1 Dean Greyling.
Replacements: 16 Willie Wepener, 17 Frik Kirsten, 18 Wilhelm Steenkamp, 19 CJ Stander, 20 Jano Vermaak, 21 Louis Fouche, 22 Francois Venter.
Cheetahs: 15 Willie le Roux, 14 Philip Snyman, 13 Robert Ebersohn, 12 Andries Strauss, 11 Rocco Jansen, 10 Riaan Smit, 9 Piet van Zyl, 8 Ashley Johnson, 7 Pieter Labuschagne, 6 Heinrich Brussow, 5 Andries Ferreira, 4 Izak van der Westhuizen, 3 Marcel van der Merwe, 2 Adriaan Strauss (c), 1 Trevor Nyakane.
Replacements: 16 Hercu Liebenberg, 17 WP Nel, 18 George Earle, 19 Justin Downey, 20 Tewis de Bruyn, 21 Sias Ebersohn, 22 Nico Scheepers.
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Let the Spiritual Cloning of Chuck Colson and His Centurions Begin
"Charles Colson seeks to create clones to send forth with his evangelical message."
This slug sitting atop a photo of the former Nixon staffer and Evangelical heavyweight certainly catches the eye. And even more so when it graces the front page of the Style section of today's Washington Post.
The article does a fair job of presenting the sincere, measured tone of Colson. You get a feeling of the political warrior who has turned his life around since being incarcerated and released. He's a pragmatist and an idealist. He's adamant in his beliefs and willing to argue his point of view, but softly and without concession.
This profile only feeds my conflicted reactions to Colson's approach to faith, ministry, and politics. In many ways, he remains the same ol' junkyard dog that knows how to martial forces and impose his will and way of thinking. It's an admirable trait when you think about his good work with prison ministries and charitable causes. He believes in the redemption of his cause. That is an admirable trait.
On the other hand, he now is trying to create a movement based on his personal Christian ideologies that veer to the far right. Using a term like "Centurions" to describe his followers who have been schooled in his methodologies seems dangerous to me — in the perceptions it creates and the militant connotation the term evokes, hearkening back to the days of the Roman army and commanding legions of 80 to lead Christian soldiers into the battle for America's soul.
I definitely recommend reading the two-page profile for yourself. Let me know what your read is.
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Pacific Blue Expands To Cook Islands18/05/2005
Sydney – Rarotonga Flights Take Off
Virgin Blue's international airline Pacific Blue^ will again expand its network from tomorrow with the launch of its first flight from Sydney to the Cook Islands (via Christchurch, New Zealand).
The new destination adds Rarotonga, Cook Islands to the carrier's growing Pacific Island network which now includes trans-Tasman services, Vanuatu and Fiji.
Virgin Blue Chief Executive Brett Godfrey said the launch of flights to the Cook Islands was a further step in spreading the carrier's service through the Pacific.
"In our 12 months of operation we've shown the public and the travel industry we can offer great domestic and international airline service at a price much lower than traditional carriers. The low cost, great value, great service model we apply successfully in Australia will work well in the Pacific as we have shown across the Tasman and we are delighted to have the opportunity to offer it to travellers to and from the Cook Islands.
"The Cook Islands is a magnificent destination and we look forward to helping the Cooks benefit from the increased competition that a new carrier brings after being an aviation monopoly for far too long."
"We have appreciated the co-operation over many months of a number of parties including Cook Island Tourism as well as Government and airport officials and we look forward to contributing to their efforts to develop tourism by bringing more people to the destination on Pacific Blue."
Cook Islands Tourism CEO, Chris Wong said " The commencement of Pacific Blue services to Rarotonga marks another milestone in the development of tourism in the Cook Islands."
He added, "Pacific Blue's new service provides an added bonus for the Cook Islands as it also opens up an additional avenue for Australians to visit the destination with the flight originating in Sydney. We are thrilled with this new service and look forward to working closely with Pacific Blue in developing travel to the Cook Islands to our mutual benefit."
The inaugural flight will depart Sydney at 11.15am tomorrow and will stop-over in Christchurch to official Cook Island farewell celebrations including a Rarotonga dance troop, floral leis, palm trees and tropical fruit punch.
The new Pacific Blue service will provide much needed competition on the route and is expected to stimulate traffic with affordable fares and increased flight time options rather than just being restricted to the service and schedule offered by one airline.
Everyday low fares between Sydney and Rarotonga on Pacific Blue start from $289* one-way on the net (plus taxes, fees and surcharges from $110), with a Blue Plus fare of $589* one-way on the net (plus taxes, fees and surcharges from $110).
Pacific Blue hopes support for the initial weekly flight will be strong enough to warrant additional services in the future.
Fare Information For The Australian Market
As per industry practice all fares are shown in AU$ and exclude all taxes fees and surcharges.
Fair fare (lead in price):
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Blue Plus fare:
|AU$589* (plus taxes, fees and surcharges from $110)
* Fares are subject to availability and may not be available on all flights or peak days. Fares are quoted ex-Australia one-way on the net or $10 more by phone. Taxes and charges are correct as at 19 March 2005, and are subject to change.
^ International flights to New Zealand operated by Pacific Blue Airlines (N.Z.) Ltd. International flights to Fiji, Vanuatu and the Cook Islands offered by Pacific Blue Airlines (Aust) Pty. Ltd. and operated by Pacific Blue Airlines (N.Z.) Ltd.
Pacific Blue is Virgin Blue's New Zealand based low fare carrier, operating three brand new 737-800's. For Pacific Blue bookings log on to www.flypacificblue.com, phone 0800 67 00 00 or contact your travel agent.


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Pediatric transplant candidates will undergo many of the same tests and workup procedures as adults. The process of getting the call and arriving at the hospital, as well as the general surgical procedure, are the same in children and adults.
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text: ^It only shows that there's a HUGE gap between masters level. Remember the gang once defeated a master but couldn't handle this one. If Sakaki fought that dude, he would have made him looked a disciple level. Anyway, master level is not the aim of Kenichi anyway, it will beat the name of the manga if it does. I just hope that if there are lots of fodder masters like this one, I wish Kenichi and his friend could at least put up a fight or something.


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Lowest Price Guarantee
The Reebok 5k hockey elbow pads are great for the recreational player who wants a step up from basic features. The 5k elbow pads showcases a JDP Cap and foam bicep padding for added protection. The 5k elbow pad is also the first elbow pad in the Reebok series to feature the 3 strap system with the Lock Strap.
The 5k uses a 2-piece design system. One piece for the forearm/elbow and the other piece to protect the bicep. The forearm pad features a plastic base with foams on both sides for maximum protection and comfort. The Bicep guard is made of dense foam. Reebok uses the JDP® elbow cap on the 5k. This elbow cap is designed to disperse impact away from the elbow joint.
The 5K features a 3-piece strap system. At the top there is a bicep strap that is about 1.5" securing the bicep guard to the arm. The middle strap is the "V" strap which locks the elbow in place. The last strap Reebok calls the lock strap that wraps over the forearm guard ensuring no pad movement during play.
- Model Year: 2012
- Model Number: EP5K
- Heritage: Reebok 4K
- Level of Play: Ideal for entry to intermediate level of play
- Reebok sizing guidelines:
Pad size / Player height
Small / 5'4"-5'7"
Medium / 5'7"-5'10"
Large / 5'10"-6'2"
Extra Large / 6'0" +
- Protection:
- JDP® elbow cap
- Disperses the force of impact away from the elbow joint
- Plastic reinforced forearm slash guard
- Bicep guard with HD foam
- KFS Construction-Bicep protection designed for protection with mobility
- JDP® elbow cap
- Liner:
- Soft nylon liner
- Fit:
- 3 piece strap system
- Arm strap - "V" shape strap to secure the arm
- Lock strap - 1.5" nylon strap that wraps over the forearm guard locking the pad down
- Bicep strap - strap that comfortably secures the bicep guard.
- Kinetic fit system (KFS)
- Segmented protection that moves "intelligently" with the player
Comments: These aren't the cats meow, but they certainly get the job done. I bought these because they were the only ones left at the store, but they were worth the money and I've used them the whole season. Buy if you're on a budget.
From: Logan, Sturgis, SD
Comments: For the price these pads would be hard to beat. I play adult leauge hockey and replaced an old pair that would not stay in place. These lock into place and stay put for the entire game. Very protective while allowing good movement.
From: Byron
Comments: Id recommend these elbow pads to anyone who doesn't have much to spend! They are very protective, i have never hurt my elbow or any area that this piece of equipment covers while wearing them. The straps are very snug, iv used these 2-4 times a week and they still look like new. CHEAP. PROTECTIVE. Get them if you need cheap elbows
From: Peter