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The Vacuous Personality Inventory Test
Your result for The Vacuous Personality Inventory Test ...
Nightmare scales: Panic: 0%. Dread: 0%. Lampreys: 0%.
You are CASSANDRA. You know something bad is coming, you can even give details-- but nobody listens to you. I think you already suspect the reason why.
You probably DO have a personality of some sort, but this test sure can't find it. You don't get laugh lines or frown lines-- you get anticipatory wince lines.
SEEK: oblivion. No, not suicide-- there's a reason Cassandra lived as long as she did, and it's because she knew suicide wouldn't help-- OBLIVION. Try putting on some music REALLY LOUD and dancing around the room naked. ANYTHING to shut up the voices in your head-- they're NOT HELPING.
AVOID: residence in doomed cities. You've got enough problems without adding rape to the mix.
Links to all the VPI categories: Curious Bloodstain, Cuckoo's Nestmate, Meaningless Advice, Second From the Left, Quiet Horror, Naked Mole Rat, Iceberg Hidden in the Fog, Incomplete Tarot Deck, Dead Houseplant, Mistuned TV, Burned Out, Zombie Flamingo, Nurse Shark, Paper Cup, Lamprey, Pyroclastic Flow, Cassandra, Sphinx, Futility, Coleocanth, The Star! (MV), Swamp Island, PANIC!!1!, Lone Freeway Shoe, Bad Tattoo, Unnecessary Heimlich Maneuver, Illegible Warning.
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Curious Bloodstain
You are the CURIOUS BLOODSTAIN. Nobody knows where the hell you came from-- and they're ignoring you because they're afraid to find out how you got there. Also, you don't go with the couch AT ALL... Read more
Cuckoo's Nestmate
You are the CUCKOO'S NESTMATE. The bird next to you pretending to be your brother is getting all the food, and you're about to be squashed. SEEK: to get the hell away from those charming fr... Read more
Meaningless Advice
You are MEANINGLESS ADVICE. You are the I Ching hexagram with all the lines moving and half the pages gone from the book. You are the answer "Soda water will get that out" to the question of "Wha... Read more
Second From The Left
You are THE SECOND FROM THE LEFT. Someday, someone is going to hand someone else a photograph, and say, "Notice anything?" There will be noncomprehension until he says, "Second from the left"-- a... Read more
Quiet Horror
You are QUIET HORROR. Inasmuch as you have a personality at all, you're the one watching the boa constrictor sliding up their body and vaguely wondering whether being digested is going to hurt wor... Read more
Naked Mole Rat
You are the NAKED MOLE RAT. You're either going to be a drone, or you're going to spend a lot of time whelping pups-- no in between for you. Also, when you're naked, you're really naked. ... Read more
Iceberg In Fog
You are the ICEBERG HIDDEN IN THE FOG. Disaster waiting to strike-- no way to know when or how. Still, note that while some icebergs do occasionally sink ships dramatically, it is the fate of all... Read more
Incomplete Tarot
You are the INCOMPLETE TAROT DECK. Specifically, you're missing two of the Major Arcana and four or five Cups, including the Ace and Queen. You are capable of astounding insights that happen to b... Read more
Dead Houseplant
You are the DEAD HOUSEPLANT. Force-grown, bought on a whim in a vague attempt to make the place nicer, and then either ignored, poisoned, or starved to death by the darkness of the room. To add i... Read more
Mistuned TV
You are the MISTUNED TELEVISION. Nothing but static and the faint echo of a game show in a language nobody understands. God is trying to speak through you, but your rabbit ears done gone deef./p... Read more
Burned Out
You are BURNED OUT. Inasmuch as you have any personality at all, it's totally irrelevant-- your affect is as flat as a strap in Kansas. (Although it's possible that you're still in the smoking an... Read more
Zombie Flamingo
You are the ZOMBIE FLAMINGO. Brightly colored, sinister, spectacular, and absolutely no threat whatsoever to anything. Not even to the brine shrimp that are flamingos' usual diet-- your digestive... Read more
Nurse Shark
You are the NURSE SHARK. Inasmuch as you have a personality at all, your big claim to fame is you're closely RELATED to some very dangerous and interesting personality types. For instance, nurse ... Read more
Paper Cup
You are the PAPER CUP. As far as this test can tell, you have no personality whatsoever. (And when something called "The Vacuous Personality Inventory" tells you even IT thinks there's nobody hom... Read more
You are the LAMPREY. Inasmuch as you have a personality at all, it's limited to a set of dietary preferences. The reason people seem to ignore what you say so often is they can't make you out-- Y... Read more
Pyroclastic Flow
You are the PYROCLASTIC FLOW. You are a giant flaming ball of hot ash and superheated air flooding down the side of the volcano. Unfortunately, you're not a particularly LARGE pyroclastic flow-- ... Read more
You are CASSANDRA. You know something bad is coming, you can even give details-- but nobody listens to you. I think you already suspect the reason why. You probably DO have a personality o... Read more
You are the SPHINX. No, not the mighty riddle-asking beast of mythology-- the mutant hairless breed of cat. All you want to do is cuddle-- with anything, really, because your hosed genome has lef... Read more
You are FUTILITY. Even if you manage to bring your plans to fruition, the actual result is going to be something totally random. Still, might as well try-- perhaps you'll serve as a good b... Read more
You are the COLEOCANTH. Everybody remembers that there's some reason or another you're important, but nobody can recall what it is-- and so they figure it must not have been THAT critical. ... Read more
The Star! (MV)
You are the SPECTRAL CLASS M MAIN SEQUENCE STAR. That's right! You're a star! And no, you're not unstable or a dwarf star or anything else ego-shattering like that-- you're in the main sequence!... Read more
Swamp Island
You are the SWAMP ISLAND. Kind of like a desert island, but with rain and plenty of springs. Basically, you're a glob of mud sitting in the middle of the ocean. (The reason you have such a low l... Read more
You are PANIC!!1! Inasmuch as you have a personality at all, it's totally submerged-- you're too busy running full-tilt into walls and trying to put out forest fires with a squirtgun. (On the oth... Read more
Lone Freeway Shoe
You are the LONE FREEWAY SHOE. Nobody can figure out why you're sitting there all alone, how you got there, or how to go about finding your mate. Oh, and you're fading in the sun. When it rains,... Read more
Bad Tattoo
You are the BAD TATTOO. Seemed like a good idea at the time... Unfortunately, in its current state of development, this test cannot distinguish between the two forms of Bad Tattoo: the DRAG... Read more
Unnecessary Heimlich
You are the UNNECESSARY HEIMLICH MANEUVER. Sure, if it had actually been a crisis, you would have been a hero-- but as it stands, you're just an embarassment. SEEK: people who don't ... Read more
Illegible Warning
You are the ILLEGIBLE WARNING. You are the yellow road sign reading SKORF over an icon of a bongo drum. You are shreds of the label left on the vial that read "Do not take with ta--". You are th... Read more
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The Kovalchuk Syndrome
Matt Eichel
August 24 2011 12:01PM
Writing a history of a team in a new city can be both difficult and thrilling.
For the newly named Jets, Winnipeg is that city.
But, as we all have heard at sometime in our life, we must learn from history to keep us from repeating it.
I'd like to take a moment to address the franchise's history - in Atlanta.
From their inaugural season in 1999-2000 to their relocation following the 2010-11 season, in twelve seasons of Thrasher hockey, the team was dismal to say the most.
But that has to be expected with an expansion team. Most writers and pundits will predict and expect a team to fill up on draft picks and finally be a winner.
It has happened in Nashville. It has happened in Minnesota. And to a lesser extent, it has happened in Columbus.
But it never happened in Atlanta.
It is because of what I like to call the "Kovalchuk Syndrome".
If you watch Ilya Kovalchuk's endeavors after his days in Atlanta with the New Jersey Devils the past two seasons, the Devils took a turn for the worse in 2010-11 and finished out of the playoffs for the first time since 1995-96.
And Kovalchuk was a dismal 60 points in 81 games, a far cry from the player who scored 50+ goals twice before. His 60 points were also his lowest since his rookie season where he collected 51 points.
Why am I connecting Kovalchuk to the newly named Jets?
Because the franchise has a chance to move forward or be stuck in the Kovalchuk Syndrome.
As the former face of the franchise, Kovalchuk led the Thrashers to their only post-season appearance in 2006-07 where they were swept by the New York Rangers.
He had five seasons where he scored 40 or more goals in Atlanta. Eventually, Kovalchuk was named captain and then demanded to be traded because the team wasn't going anywhere.
Broken down to its core, the Kovalchuk Syndrome translates to only three out of twelve seasons with a winning record, one of which was even a playoff birth - a Southeast Division Championship.
Kovalchuk was the franchise player who could not elevate his team to be better. He wasn't Vincent Lecavalier in Tampa Bay. He wasn't Jarome Iginla in Calgary. And he wasn't Joe Thornton in Boston.
He wasn't known as a game changer. A player who would take a team on his back and get the most out of his teammates.
Maybe that wasn't expected of him. Maybe that was expected of Patrik Stefan.
Many other names come to mind that added to the Kovalchuk Syndrome. Players who have gone on from Atlanta and have proven their worth as big time players.
Marian Hossa in Chicago. Marc Savard in Boston, despite injuries. Dany Heatley in Ottawa and to a lesser extent San Jose. And to even a lesser extent Kari Lehtonen in Dallas.
The team in Atlanta never succeeded as much as their sister teams did in Nashville, Minnesota, or Columbus.
Nashville has created a winning atmosphere of frugal spending. They have let good players go, such as Chris Mason, Dan Ellis, Scott Hartnell, and Kimmo Timonen, but have always been able to compete with younger, good picks they brought in.
Minnesota has been a hot hockey market that has had it's ups and downs including a trip to the Western Conference Finals in their first ever playoff appearance in 2002-03.
Columbus has had it's tough times but has built a team that is set for the future, including new pieces Jeff Carter and James Wisniewski.
But out of the four teams, Atlanta has suffered most and now they have been put out of their suffering with the relocation to Winnipeg.
With a bright future ahead including many high-profile, young players, Atlanta may have been a few years off. But for a non-traditional hockey market that was bottom five in attendance in the NHL, a few years off was too late.
In Winnipeg, the Andrew Ladd led Jets have a chance to break the Kovalchuk Syndrome. They could even do it as soon as this season if they were to make the playoffs and even win a game.
The culture of the Kovalchuk Syndrome seems to be changing now that the team is in Winnipeg.
Its transformation has started from the upper management and has continued down to the players themselves.
Gone are the distractions, previous management, and previous inconsistently poor players.
Add into that equation the rabid fan support already shown in the Drive To 13,000 in Winnipeg's MTS Centre and the Syndrome could be broken this season very easily.
Just wait until Kovalchuk steps into the MTS Centre and realizes what he's missed out on.
Actually, let's be thankful he isn't a Jet.
I think some mention of the ownership and management problems are also worth a look here. The Heatley for Hossa swap is about the only trade I can remember the Thrashers having won or tied on. They waived a young Steve Staios on a team that could have used his leadership and work ethic years ago. The draft record is also damnable, not because of the Patrik Stefan debacle, so much, as because of their apparent inability to find quality players in the second and third rounds where their end of season records gave them good drafting position with nothing to show aside from a few flashy 1st rounders.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not disagreeing with you, just adding my own observations to your article. I think it's important for Winnipeggers to know the history of their inherited franchise.
I'd agree about Kovalchuk, in that he wasn't what the team needed, and arguably they never had the kind of leadership in their stars that it would have taken to get them on, at the very least, a par with the other teams you mention. Hossa, Kovalchuk, and Heatley all offered a minimal amount of leadership to diminishing levels as I have them listed, IMO.
I also wanted to mention that while the Wild and Predators have had more success than the Thrashers had, those franchises certainly don't set a high benchmark for post-season success and development year over year. Nashville in the last two years appears to have found consistency in stepping forward, at least in small increments and when I hear people talk about Barry Trotz it reminds me of what people used to say about Glen Sather: "Imagine what he could do if he had... (Trotz: talent, Sather: money)"
As I said before, I like the article and the background you're giving. I'm an Oilers fan, but have said over on FlamesNation, without meaning to insult or troll in any way, that I rate the Leafs, Sens, Oilers, and Jets all on the same page in being in the third tier of Canadian cup hopefuls. The Canucks are in the top, obviously (and begrudgingly), the Canadiens are next, while the Flames are in the bottom tier, as the furthest away from a championship. My reason for this is that while the Jets do not appear to have as strong a prospect pool as other teams, they have something the Flames don't - management that understands their current situation and has a plan to manage it. Something that the Thrashers, also, lacked in their previous incarnation.
The Oilers appear to have a good group of propects, yes, but there are questions that many fans here have about the quality of decision-making that we can expect for the next phase of the rebuild to ensure that it doesn't stall and sputter out like a plane gaining altitude. My evaluation of the Canadian franchises has more to do with their life-cycle, in that Vancouver is at the top right now and will almost inevitably begin to decline, while the Jets, Oilers and Sens all appear to be on the same level of low-performance at the present while laying down a solid foundation for gradual buildup. I expect that there will be some contention in five years between the Jets and Oil for dominance in the West similar to what there was between Calgary and Vancouver 3 or 4 years ago. The Jets have one, crucial, and very hard to find asset in place that many other franchises do not, including Calgary, Toronto, and Ottawa. That is a sane, patient, and knowledgable ownership/management group that understands the best way forward is to get good people at key positions and let them do their job.
As an aside, given that Atlanta has now spawned two Canadian franchises, could locals refer to Georgia as a birthplace of Canadian hockey?
Piss poor managment killed the Thrashers and it wasn't dudley who killed them. We all know who is to blame in Atlanta. Good riddabce to the entire thrahers management. The Jets will thrive and prosper. The heart of hockey is in canada. No matter the economy or the doomsayers. This is where our heart and our collective pocketbooks lie. how much did TSN pay to get those jets broadcasts? It was an obscene number I can gaurantee. why did they pay.Because they know that almost every warmblooded manitoban will be tunes in this season as the Jets return. The Thrahers couldnt draw flies let alone have any of them watch on Versus. Pathetic. I lok forward to the many battles in the years ahead with my Oilers. It will be stuff of legend for a new hockey generation in Winnipeg. Its not only winnipegers who are excited about the Jets return. Go Jets Go.
Agree with the concept of the Kovalchuk Syndrome. A change in scenery for players from a badly-managed franchise did allow guys like Savard to be better elsewhere, perhaps the new teams for those type of guys know how to best use them where Atlanta coaches and GMs did not. Super excited for the Jets return with new owners who care, new hockey operations management, and a few new players while keeping the core (assuming Bogosian signs) to allow the team to take a new direction.


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Chapter 554
Spoiler!I see we have a few more masters than usual today
Aggravate, Anger, and Piss off
Aggravate, Anger, and Piss off
Aggravate, Anger, and Piss off
Aggravate, Anger, and Piss off
^You know as they say, to a master, any object is a weapon. This reminds me of Jackie Chan movies lol.
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Chapter 558
Spoiler!Going good so far. Teamwork is defiantly a big plus, but I'm not sure if even that can make them win.
....God damn it Kensei
Aggravate, Anger, and Piss off
It can't. But Elder would arrived at the right moment then each Ryouzanpaku would take a one on one fight while Elder would take care of the rest except Saiga of course.
I'm thinking that the masters battle may end up in a draw and they'll all decide that whoever wins the disciple battle will get to do whatever they want.
Another thing, those people who got tagged by Kensei could be the weakest among them. I mean the Scythe guy didn't even saw a thing. And Kensei's victory over Mildred was something that cannot be taken back lol.
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Recently picked up this manga. Damn, I've been missing out. I'm sure Its been discussed before, but I can't see Ryouzanpaku walking away without some deaths.
I really like all the masters of Ryouzanpaku and they do add to enriching the story, but I wonder if a death wouldn't be the push Kenichi needs to step it up. Wonder if Elder will die in the end, or is Ogata going to be the main bad guy?
Not technically Ryouzanpaku, but Tanaka died.
I think at most Kenichi would end up like Tanaka was first, somewhere in between master and disciple level.


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The Emery County commission met in their June 28 meeting. Commissioner Laurie Pitchforth was absent. Rick Donham from the Four Corners Behavioral Health presented the plan for substance abuse in the county. The county has contracted with Four Corners to provide substance abuse treatment for the county. The plan provides the direction Four Corners uses for implementation of substance abuse treatment. All services Four Corners delivers starts first with the commissioners and after their approval Four Corners can proceed to obtain grants and federal money which aid in providing services for the county.
Donham said Four Corners is working on quality and improvements to their services. In implementing the plan they will see that services are concurrent. They are devising a new crisis plan. Each client will have a wellness plan. Four Corners has banned any smoking of cigarettes on their property and implemented smoking cessation classes. They offer diagnostic evaluations and assessments.
Donham said they wish to become more accessible and if someone calls for an appointment they are working towards having the patient seen the same day they call. They are offering more flexibility and expanded services with a crisis intervention team.
The commission approved the plan.
The commission wrote off the taxes on two mobile homes that are in mobile home parks, but are no longer livable. One is missing a roof and the trailer court owner is looking for resolution to having the trailer removed from his park. In order for the dump to accept the trailer, the owner must have the title. The commissioners instructed Kris Bell the assessor to work with the mobile home park owner in getting the title to the trailer so he can legally remove the trailer from his property. The owner said he has tried to contact the trailer owner but has not been able to get in touch with them to obtain the title.
Jeff Guymon from the IT department addressed the commission on the approval of the software license agreement with Singer software. This software is used in every office in the court house for the tax system. The contract was approved and it was noted there is a slight increase in costs this year.
The commission approved the agreement for the new service and gas meters relocation at the weed and mosquito building. The old road shop and weed and mosquito building will be torn down. The cost is $2,090 for the relocation of the meters.
Jacob Sharp, director from the Castle Valley Special Service District approached the commission for their approval of the tax anticipation notes needed by the district for operating capital until taxes come into the district in November. This is a short term loan. The district pays all of its debt service notes January-March which leaves a cash flow deficit for the remainder of the year. Last year the district borrowed $550,000 and this year it will borrow $308,000. The commission approved the note and the county attorney will make up a resolution for the commission to sign.
Mark Williams addressed the commission on flooding in Castle Dale. He said the canal needs dredging as water is overflowing into fields. Russian Olives have filled the stream channels. Williams said years ago there was a flood tax which helped fund measures for flood control. But, there isn't one any longer. Williams feels an emergency dredge is in order and permits can follow for any emergency action taken. There is flooding in Lawrence/Huntington, too.
Ray Petersen said in 1983-84 the high water years there was trouble in the county with the bridges. The flood tax was implemented after that time and matching funds were also made available and many of the bridges were replaced throughout the county. This flooding year hasn't experienced any problem with the bridges in the county.
Commissioner Jeff Horrocks said he will have the road department look at the problem area and take emergency action. But, the proper permits must be obtained before cleaning the channels and removing the Russian Olives can take place, the Army Corps of Engineers and the state water engineers will need to approve and permit any future action.
Bret Mills asked for approval of a grant program for the purchase of radio equipment. The company takes care of all the grant applications and the county receives a $20,000 rebate for previously purchased equipment.
The commissioners reported on their activities since the last commission meeting. Commissioner James Nelson said he attended Utah Association of Counties meetings in Moab where public lands issues were discussed. He attended the public meeting in Huntington to discuss the Emery County public land use bill with the citizens.
Petersen said the lands council handed the land use bill off to the commission, but in keeping with a promise made to the county they are holding public information meetings in Castle Dale, Huntington, Ferron and Green River.
Commissioner Nelson said he felt the bill was well received and the meetings have been a place to come and complain about what the federal agencies and administrations are doing to the public who use the public lands.
He reported former Sen. Bob Bennett was in the county with the Wilderness Society president Bob Meadows and met with the commission and the lands council. The meeting was productive, but they aren't in agreement in all areas.
Commissioner Nelson met with the Emery Water Conservancy District and they reported the flooding in the county is subsiding. The commission is researching moving the travel bureau office to the Museum of the San Rafael.
Commissioner Horrocks reported on two meetings he attended in Salt Lake. One regarding the litigation for RS-2477 roads and the other with the Natural Resource Committee where the county introduced the concept of a citizen based public land use bill. He also met with Rep. Jim Matheson. Commissioner Horrocks met with Mike Milovich regarding a railroad spur into the Mancos Hills Industrial Park in Green River. He met with the forest service concerning the gravel pit for use on the Reeder subdivision road.
Commissioner Nelson said in meeting with the Natural Resources Committee they county introduced the process of the Emery County lands bill. He said the meeting had a different outcome than they had anticipated. There wasn't a quorum present so no decisions were made. The county will be back on the agenda for the July 13 meeting in Salt Lake for further discussion. Sen. Mike Lee has advised the county in order for him to support the Emery County public land use bill it must be approved by the Utah Legislature before it proceeds to Washington. The mention of wilderness in the Emery County land use bill seemed to disturb the committee. Commissioner Nelson said it is interesting they are seeking state approval of an Emery County public lands use bill for federal lands in Emery County. But this is the direction Sen. Lee instructed the county to take.
The next county commission meeting will be on July 12 at 9 a.m.


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Substance Abuse (2013)
- Saxon, Andrew , MD
On Demand Learning
Learning Objectives
At the end of this educational activity, participants should be able to:
- Review the prevalence of substance use problems among active duty military members and Veterans.
- Explain the basic neurobiology of addiction.
- Identify evidence-based behavioral and pharmacologic treatments for substance use disorders.
Target Audience
This program is intended for: primary care and community mental health providers, pediatricians, community health centers, community mental health centers, college and university health professionals, psychiatric nurses, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, social workers, employee assistance programs, clergy and other first responders.
Director, VA Center of Excellence in Substance Abuse Treatment and Education (CESATE)
Professor of Psychiatry and Director of the Addiction Psychiatry Residency Program, University of Washington
CME Information
Release Date:March 20, 2014
Expiration Date: March 20, 2017
Reviewed By:Naomi Simon, MD on March 9, 2016
To receive credit for this activity, listen to the presentation and complete the post-test and activity evaluation.
Accreditation Statement
This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and Policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint sponsorship of McLean Hospital and Massachusetts General Hospital. McLean Hospital is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education (CME) for physicians.
McLean Hospital designates this enduring material for a maximum of 1 AMA PRA Category 1 CreditTM. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
Credit Designation
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So, I watched Breakfast Club last night for the 30th anniversary of their detention
. Three choices.
Pretty In Pink
Breakfast Club
Sixteen Candles
Which one are you going to watch first?
Pretty in PinkReplyCancel
If you tied me up and whipped me hard on the ass to force me I think The Breakfast Club.ReplyCancel
The Perks of Being a Wallflower: Does everything those three do, does it better, and contains human perfection.ReplyCancel
The Perks of Being a Wallflower was awful.ReplyCancel
I change my answer to Ferris BuellerReplyCancel
I choose 'Coming to America' with Eddie Murphy. By far my favorite 80s movie.ReplyCancel
@Derek Although Ferris Bueller is a very good choice.
I have a nine-year-old daughter who loves Ferris, the Breakfast Club and Pretty in Pink.
Over the weekend we watched 'Private Benjamin' – Goldie was so pretty! – and 'French Kiss'. Apparently Kevin Kline's false French charms are appealing even to persons born in 2004.ReplyCancel
Good to know I need ever again take anything Derek Harvey says about movies seriously.ReplyCancel
Aliens. Its got it all!ReplyCancel
Since we are picking better choices:
Slap Shot
Animal House
There is no way to choose. It's like choosing which of your children is your favorite.
I know most of the words to all of these movies too! It's such a joy to watch with me.
I like Ducky a lot but Farmer Ted in 16 Candles is the absolute most.
I'm mad at Pretty In Pink still for having Andy end up with that horrible kisser douchpickle, Blaine. BLAINE?! That's a major appliance, it's not a name! She and Ducky were meant for each other.
The book was great. the movie was…I just remember feeling like, "that's it?"ReplyCancel
One of my all time favorite movies is Some Like It Hot …. Billy Wilder wrote and directed it, with Tony Curtis, Jack Lemmon, Marilyn Monroe, George Raft and Pat O'Brien. If you haven't seen it, you're in for a real treat. Just hugely entertaining.ReplyCancel
Valley girl
Grease 2
Fast times at Ridgemont high
I'm gonna Get You, Sucka
Indiana Jones (the original snakes on a plane)
Road House with Patrick Swayze in a bad movie we love, way.
The Lonely Lady with Pia Zadora mind blowing bad.
The Toy
MR Mom
Raising Arizona
Son, you got a panty on your headReplyCancel
Cocktails (don't judge)
Dirty dancing
Top Gun
+1 on Roadhouse
@ sugarbread, Valley girl! Such a sweet movie and Nic Cage so craggy handsome…
Thanks for the memory 😀
That university movie with Rodney Daingerfield. .Back to School.ReplyCancel
Dream a little Dream.. With both Coreys.ReplyCancel
Dudes! Lost boysReplyCancel
The Breakfast Club! One of my favorites is St. Elmo's fire (from that genre). I also loved Ace Ventura Pet Detective. I was never a big movie goer, (ADHD) not from lack of interest but inability to pay attention. Very happy when movies started coming out on video. Some Like it Hot was amazing.ReplyCancel
Every 80 s John Candy movie. The one where he and Dan Aykroyd went camping with Annette Benning.
And Uncle Buck
Breakfast club for me, no contest. If nothing else, the music for me puts it over the top.ReplyCancel
Omg, Raising Arizona, the 2nd Corn brothers flick that I fell in love with. Anyone remember their 1 st movie Blood Simple?ReplyCancel
@ steampunk, spellczheck, you bastard!
Coen brothers not corn…
Sugarbread, I actually memorized that stupid speech Tom gave in Cocktail!
The Last Barman Poet
I am the world's last barman poet.
I see America drinking the fabulous cocktails I make,
America's getting stinking on something I stir or shake.
The Sex on the Beach, the schnapps made from peach,
The Velvet Hammer,
The Alabama Slammer.
I make things with juice and froth,
the Pink Squirrel, the 3 Toed Sloth.
I make drinks so sweet and snazzy,
the Iced Tea, the Kamikaze.
The Orgasm, the Death Spasm.
The Singapore Sling, the Ding-a-ling.
America you're just devoted to every flavor I've got,
but if you want to get loaded…
Why don't you just order a shot?
With those as my choices, I would long for the icy stare of death.ReplyCancel
Sugar. .we could have a notatallguiltypleasure80sfest.ReplyCancel
Do love 10 things soundtrack though.ReplyCancel
Sixteen Candles!ReplyCancel
Just watched Mr mom last night. I am jonesing. For the toy. I need to get that.ReplyCancel
Jackie Gleeson and a cracked out Richard Pryor is the best.ReplyCancel
16 Candles had so many good lines…
Yes, married, dumb yankee…
I got it handled, Bren (the bride, high on pain killers)
My little brother paid a dollar to see your panties in the boys bathroom.
Look, her boobies are coming in, and they're so perky!ReplyCancel
So many great ones listed above but no mention of john cusack in Say Anything! ?!?ReplyCancel
Breakfast Club is my fave of the 3.
Also LOVE "Weird Science".ReplyCancel
Definitely Breakfast Club from this list.
Grease 2 will always have a special place in heat…still know all off the words
But St. Elmo's Fire it's by far my favorite from this era.ReplyCancel
Breakfast Club, with Sixteen Candles coming in real close behind. Love me some Jake Ryan.ReplyCancel
Slap Shot!!ReplyCancel
Sugarbread maker, I am loading up the wagon with beef jerky and processed cheese from Off Topic; we're having a movie marathon, sister! ^5!ReplyCancel
Pretty in Pink all.the.way
with a side of Some Kind Of WonderfulReplyCancel
LOVING this nostalgia-laden thread.
Sixteen Candles
Weird Science
Oh, Grease 2. Maxwell Caulfield helped form my long-term attachment to shy, bumbling *coughColinFirth* English gentlemen. Cool Rider, indeed.ReplyCancel
Pretty in Pink, hands down.
"He's not gonna ride his bike past your house anymore!"
James Spader was HOTT, Annie Potts was fantastic and now that I know Harry Dean Stanton was having orgies at the time, it's just so much better.
And I still call it wishful makeuppingReplyCancel
Okay ttm. Your on. @SUgar. The toy got away with so much humor in that movie because it was before Tipper. Gore and her censorship warnings. That was a classic.ReplyCancel
I cant believe no one said Goonies!
Goonies never say die!
I had to come out of lurking to put Goonies on the list.
Weird Science
St. Elmos Fire
Lost Boys
The 80's were my jam!ReplyCancel
Judd Nelson was a hottie back when …ReplyCancel
@Aemish: The song's an orchestral version of The Smiths' "Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want", covered by The Dream Academy. Love it.ReplyCancel
Pretty in Pink every time! Though I also really like Sixteen Candles, Molly Ringwald's character in that is just SUCH a whiny, miserable brat for someone who has so much, you know? Andie on the other hand is just such a cool, self-assured, super talented chick 🙂 Bonus points for Annie Potts! LOVE that movie ?ReplyCancel
Breakfast club
Sixteen candles
And weird science.
Oh and Stripes even though not a teen movie…ReplyCancel
Breakfast Club. Do either of the others have an upskirt shot of Molly's panties?ReplyCancel
Sixteen Candles
Better Off Dead
Revenge of the Nerds
Yay @Jade! I'm not alone in my love of Stripes.ReplyCancel
@ Sherry, Blood Simple is a claustrophobic noir tale about love and murder. If you like the Coen Bros , you will see how versatile they are as they wrote and directed it.ReplyCancel
I love Stripes too! It's the reason I still have such a crush on Bill Murray. That and Lost In TranslationReplyCancel
Pretty in Pink all the way! Except I want to see the version where Andie and Duckie get together at the end, I loathed Blayne….he had a face like a wet flannel. Apparently John Hughes filmed it this way originally but it didn't go down that well with test audiences so, THIS EXISTS!!
@TTM Annie Potts is my spirit animal, I love her in everything she's been in….ReplyCancel
IKR? After Hughes died (crushed me…) there was talk of a box set coming out of all his films with blooper reels and alternate scenes. This PIP one was most talked about though and I've been fanging to see it ever since…..you KNOW Annie Potts would have had some great out takes too. The scene where she talks about her prom whilst dancing w Andie kills me every time….ReplyCancel
16 Candles and weird science are my " disturbing crush vehicles" boys' acting vehicles.
Who can forget Farmer Ted? Cue goony braces lick slurp gif… 😀
Well damn! I didn't know all of my other faves are on the list, lol.
LOVE St Elmos, Weird Science, Some Kind of Wonderful and Grease 2 as well. I always could take or leave Pretty in Pink and Say Anything. Remember Real Genius with a young Val Kilmer? I watched that, Top Secret and Grease 2 on rotation on HBO as a kid.
Sixteen Candles is one of the greatest comedies of all time. Pretty in Pink next. I never liked The Breakfast Club. Too much whining about how hard it is being a misunderstood teen. Then they pair up the execrable Judd Nelson with America's Sweetheart Molly Ringwald. Blasphemy.ReplyCancel
From what I understand, the Andi/Ducky ending of PIP just involves them going on the dance floor and dancing together and then it fades to black. They don't kiss or anything. So, it ends with the two best friends together, Blaine walking away, and Andi probably going off to college alone a few months later.ReplyCancel
LOVE Stripes!!!! Harold Ramis was always my favorite even though he allowed Bill Murray to be the star. Pure genius! Lean mean fighting machine… I'll dooooo itttttttt!!!!!! HahaReplyCancel
I know that was Candys line, he was always one of my favorites too.(sigh)ReplyCancel
THANK GOD I love Coldplay
It was such an insult to intelligence to hear her speak between bowel movements about lofty discussions about art and bohemian politics when she herself had no worthy comment about any topic — merely simply about comments others made about topics
WELL WISHES, CHRIS AND BLYTHE AND CHILDREN <3ReplyCancel
Sixteen Candles
Valley Girl – Nic Cage was SUCH A HUNK in that movie; he should have stuck with rom-coms.
Ferris Bueller – I work in downtown Chicago, and a friend of a friend was one of the dancers on the parade float.
Sixteen Candles! No more hanky my wanly! The Donger need food!ReplyCancel
Dancing and Celebration ensues.ReplyCancel
PIP then The Breakfast Club. I saw this really cool interview that Diablo Cody did with Jon Cryer re: PIP. He said that originally Molly Ringwald wanted her friend Robert Downey Jr to play Ducky. When Robert couldn't or wouldn't do it she was not as enthused at ending up with Jon's version of Ducky. The day/night they filmed the Ducky version of her ending up with him and not Blane, Molly Ringwald was really sick and passed out before the kiss was filmed. Jon Cryer was trying to be really nice, but the audience could tell that she hadn't been, so he just acknowledged that there was no attempt to reshoot the scene. I think the movie wouldn't have worked with Robert Downey Jr, part of Ducky's charm was being able to see past convention and realise he was the best bloke in the whole film.ReplyCancel
They are all difficult for me to watch because I look a lot like Molly Ringwald and always was teased about it in school. 16 Candles though is the best.ReplyCancel
Fx. With Bryan brown. The British guy.
+1 ON can't buy me love.
Delivery guy with Patrick Dempsey.
Breakfast Club all the way. I love John Bender.ReplyCancel
He totally was, MovingOn, I blame him for all the smart, malvolent boys that came afterReplyCancel
@sugar @ttm.. I just got The Toy at Walmart for $5. Blazing Saddles , Beetlejuice, pip – extra cut , the goonies, and the original willy wonka. I have to get 4 corticosteroids shots in my feet later today. So tonight it is the toy and blazing saddles. Yeah Walmart! !!!ReplyCancel
Blazing Saddles!! Best line: "Where the white women at?"ReplyCancel
I loved your article.Really looking forward to read more. Keep writing.ReplyCancel


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Nick's Spring Training Report for 3-26
It took me a few days to get the rest of my notes from Spring Training written up, but things have been busy around Royals Authority headquarters lately. Here are some things that I saw on 3-26:
Edgar Osuna – His fastball was sitting 86-87, it tails somewhat into the hands of a right handed batter. He threw a very nice curveball that was 70-71 and had a changeup in the 76-77 range. He didn't miss very many bats and the hitters were squaring him up pretty good.
Eric Hosmer – What an absolutely impressive player. Even the least experienced baseball watcher can look at him compared to his peers and see that he's different. His body type screams power but with athleticism, and that's pretty much what you get. I asked a few scouts what they felt about his ability to play the outfield. Some say he could do it and it'd be worth a shot for the Royals, while others don't see it at all. Personally, I'd like to see him try and play there and prove he can't do it. He certainly has the arm to play out there, but while he's athletic, he can be heavy-footed and not that fast.
Regardless of where he plays defense, his bat is special. He hit a monster homerun over right-center field that bounced off of the parking lot or sidewalk outside the stadium. My brother caught video of it and I put it up on youtube. Greg Schaum of Pine Tar Press got slow motion video of the same swing. His balance and transfer of power is just picture perfect. He's without question the guy I'd rank as the best Royals prospect in the system. People tend to lump him together with Moustakas and Myers, but at this point I think he's got them both beat solidly.
Mike Moustakas – It's funny to see Moustakas and Hosmer together because they have very different builds. While Hosmer looks the part of a power hitting baseball player, Moustakas is shorter and a little thicker than Hosmer. He seems to have trimmed up a bit since last year, but he's still got the same body type.
What he lacks in athletic build, he makes up for with bat speed. The word I heard the most often when discussing his bat speed, it's "freaky". He uses that bat speed to put good wood on the ball in any number of locations and speeds. He's an amazingly talented hitter. What I'm not so sure about is his ability to stick at third base. It may not be an issue for the first few years of his career, but if he bulks up or gains wait, his already average range could get worse. It's not a concern today, and I think he could play a passable if not average third for the Royals on Opening Day, but it's something to keep an eye on.
Christian Colon – I hadn't got a chance to see Christian Colon in person, so he was high on my list of targets in Spring Training. My first thoughts on seeing his build is that it's "college shortstop" not Major League shortstop or prospect shortstop. Basically he's kind of think for a shortstop. If you've seen Alcides Escobar yet, you can see what an ideal defensive shortstop would look like. He's athletic, but thinner and looks like he can run like a gazelle. Colon doesn't look like that. Watching him run the bases and timing some of his runs both agreed with the eye test that he isn't a very fast runner either. So his body type doesn't seem to be masking some athleticism. All of that to me, adds up to second baseman. People have been suggesting it, but I was uncertain until first hand experience. I'm on the second base boat now with Colon. I think it's a good idea to keep him at SS until he absolutely has to move, but that day is coming.
Fortunately, Colon can hit the ball well. He roped a good number of the times he was at the plate while I was watching. I think his bat can play in the Majors and can do so in relatively short order. He was playing with the AAA team the entire time I was in camp, but I doubt he starts the season there. I wouldn't be shocked if he ended up there. He's not a bust as a pick, he was probably still the right call at the time.
Will Smith – He's much bigger than I had thought and can be an imposing figure on the mound. His fastball was sitting 88-90 and he featured a sweeping curveball at 75 and a changeup in the 78-80 range. He gets guys out by pounding the strikezone and not issuing many walks.
Mario Lisson – He has a really solid build that in sort of Hosmer like but not as strong. He's clearly out-grown shortstop and has been put on third. I didn't see him make a whole lot of use of his body at the plate. He's now 26 and hasn't been able to prove he can hit well enough to move up the prospect rankings. He seems to be a case where the physical tools don't coincide with the skills required to be a Major League baseball player.
Patrick Keating – He was throwing his fastball in the 90-92 range, which shocked Greg Schaum when I showed him the readings. He said that Keating was 96 in the past. Maybe he was working through something or just taking it easy, but that's a significant drop in velocity that he hopefully fixes once he gets back into the season. He had a good breaking ball that he threw in around 76. He showed some frustration on the mound when one of his outfielders bobbled a ball. There's a thin-line between being a fiery competitor and over-reacting. Getting upset during a Sprint Training exhibition game seems to be a little over the top. However, it was only one moment in one game. I don't know the back story and I can't make any judgments based on that. We've all had bad days and been frustrated, he could have just been having one of those days.
Wil Myers – One thing needs to be cleared up in regards to Wil Myers, he is absolutely 6'3″ or so.
I hope you've enjoyed reading these prospect notes. These are my first hand observations combined with direct discussions with scouts. I'm going to try and make it to some Minor League games this year to bring even more detailed information throughout the season.
You can follow Nick Scott on Twitter @brokenbatsingle, on Facebook or reach him via email brokenbatsingle at gmail dot com.


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By: NicWoo
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Skip to comments.Hannity, Allen West, and Voter Fraud
Posted on 11/12/2012 6:22:08 PM PST by HawkHogan
A lot of posters on Free Republic have been hoping one of the Fox News talking heads recognized the voter fraud. Allen West is on Hannity right now discussing the voter fraud in Florida, and Hannity is highlighting the fishy voting throughout the country.
It's starting to gain traction!
Thanks for reporting that...I was beginning to lose all hope. Bravo, Sean!
Col West did a fantastic job. I wish Hannity wouldn't have cut him off so much. I sure hope West fights this to the bitter end.
I didn't realize that county in question randomly changed their vote total after West had finished ahead in the vote total.
Disgusting cheaters.
Yay traction! What do you think will happen?
I saw that!
I've been hammering Hannity to comment on it on his Facebook and Twitter- although doubt that had anything to do with it. LOL
I don't care what others here may say about Hannity.
I like him.
He is the ONLY one on MSM to hound and pound Obama.
He does as much as he dares if he wants his job and probably his life. (Remember that piece that came out in Canada Free Press about threats on the lives of MSM if they talked about cetain things?)
cetain= certain
I was pleased to see that, but it stopped after Col West left. Just holding up a piece of paper with sone stats on it about Philadelphia, is not enough. There is sooooo much more that HAS to be made public!
But I was pleased with Col West's report. We need more people like Col West!!
Sorry. I've washed my hands of him. We fought long and hard to get my husband here with many tears, lots of stress, and lots of dough. Her can shove 'amnesty' up his @ss.
God I despise Obama.Four years will not end soon enough.
What Hannity did was at least a start.
Nobody else has touched it.
I like Hannity as well. He's one of the reasons why Benghazi remained in the news when the mainstream media was busy glossing over it.
I'm going to say some prayers for Colonel West tonight. We need a man like him in the House.
This is bit off the subject of this thread, but I don't know where else to ask Freepers this: What do ya'll think of World Net Dailey?
I long ago got on their emailing list, and get several a day from them.
I never know how much validity to give to the articles they write...........
Col West is a good man. He remained very calm and matter of fact and I know he must be fuming and hurt, too. I wish the Republican party would at least stand by him...SOMEBODY! They're just leaving his azz to blow in the wind.
Rush mentioned it today.
No surprise. I wouldn't expect that idiot Network to come to the good Colonel's defense.
Nobody on TV touched it.
Most dumbazz Americans watch TV.
I missed Rush today, (all though I'm gonna fire up today's ditto cam shortly), how much did he talk about it?
He didn't. I listened to most of the program and he never went near it. I sent him 2 emails but a lot of good that will do.
I really don't understand this whole thing. Doesn't anyone out there care about what happened!?
All this talk about big percentages going Obamas way, and Romney never having a chance, -—— even tho the mood of the nation before the election seemed to be the opposite.
If in fact, the fraud covered up people's choices, it means that there are still many out there who voted for Romney who are still against Obama.
But if this bunch has their way in the next election, too, then what can be done? The fraud has to be exposed NOW — while it is still fresh .
You said Rush mentioned it? I had him on all day, but must have missed it. What did he say? It musn't have been much as I was waiting for it and was only away from the radio for short spurts.
Thanks. Usually when I do not watch live and view a day's show later at night, (like I will with today's show a bit later tonight), I fast forward some parts. I'm gonna watch today's entire show though. I really thought he would have mentioned it, if only for just a little bit. Damn Rush!
Speaker West File.
funny how Hannity lets the leftist talk, and talk, and talk, making all their points, because Hannity couldn't debate himself out of a paper bag, but let so one important on his show, like Col.West....well, there's commercials you know....
the ONLY thing that will wake people up is a world war, God forbide, and a forced draft....
This must be on all the networks. Our democracy is in peril, and the media is whistling past the graveyard.
There must certainly be some forensic way to audit the election process.
Every 4 yrs we scream about voter fraud.
Acorn just changes its name. NOBODY doea anything.
I thought Bush would in 2000. Wrong.
The village of New Square voted 1359 out of 1369 for Mrs. Clinton for Senator, when they were trying to vote unanimously for her. Somehow, 19,000 out of 19,000 voters all managed to vote for Obama. Yeah, right.
Rush did mention it, right before a commercial break. He basically said Chavez or Saddam would be proud of the results.
I should have been clearer. He mentioned the unbelievability of numerous districts that came in 100 percent for obammy.
Even if all those people did vote for Obama in certain precincts, doesn't the probability of error dictate that some votes would go to Romney, either by mis-votes or mistakes in vote calculation?
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Nominations for the 2011 Silver Bowl Award are now being accepted!
If you are in Emery County and have a volunteer who you would like to nominate for this special honor, please fill out the nomination form
found on www.unitedwayuc.org . (Electronic submission is preferred, but paper forms are available at the Emery County Community Volunteer Center next to Boyd's Pharmacy.) Nominations are due by 5 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 4, 2011. The following criteria will be used to choose one winner from each county. Longevity of volunteering. Average number of hours volunteered each week. Personal qualities making them an outstanding volunteer. Effect of nominee's activities on the quality of life in the community. Overcoming personal and community problems or challenges. Lack of previous recognition of nominee's contribution. Any other outstanding qualifications. You may nominate the same person for both the Silver Bowl Award and one of the Lt. Governor's awards. The deadline for the Lt. Governor's awards is February 1, 2011. All winners will be honored at an awards banquet during the 2011 Conference on Service, hosted by the Utah Commission on Volunteers, onApril 19. Lt. Governor Bell and other dignitaries will be present.
Creative Floral Has Moved To: 125 E. Sagewood Road in Clawson
We as a team will still be here to serve you... We are still going to be a full service florist and continue to do wedding's, funeral's, birthdays, anniversary's, get well's, dances, and just because!!!
Please come and see us at out new location. We are taking call in's and will deliver. Call us at 435-384-2832 - Christy Gasser.
The Skyline Cooperative Weed Management Area (CWMA) To Have Annual Meeting
The Skyline CWMA will hold its Annual Meeting on Feb. 2 at 10 a.m. at the Price Ambulance building, 1550 East Airport Rd. Price, UT.
Sweetheart Dance
Carbon County Senior Activities Center 450 S Fairgrounds Way, Price.
Feb. 12 from 7-9 p.m. Musice of The Heart, refreshments. Everyone welcome. Contact Annette 650-0049.
United Way of Eastern Utah, Brienholt's, and KUSA present this is your band in concert.
Feb. 25 at the Carbon County Event Center.
The band has been considered one of the best bands of their type in the whole country. Twenty local singing talents will be selected to perform with the band. The show is an effort to promote United Way and their goals to create lasting changes for a healthier community. To audition for your chance to sing with this is your band at this amazing concert contact Anne at United Way located at 67 E. Main Street in Price 637-8911 or the Brienholt's music store 20 E. Main Street in Price at Southeast Paint 637-5060. Auditions will take place in the next two weeks so contact us right away! Don't miss your chance to perform with this is your band and plan on coming to the show February 25th
Attention Playwrights: Enter Your Work In The Cheyenne Little Theatre Players 3rd Annual 2010-2011 New Play Project
Cheyenne Little Theatre Players is proud to announce our 3rd Annual New Play Project Competition. The New Play Project Competition is a program created by the Cheyenne Little Theatre Players (CLTP) to encourage, recognize and support new and established playwrights and encourage new works in the field of dramatic literature.
We are currently seeking submissions from experienced or first-time playwrights in the seven state region of Utah, Idaho, Montana, South Dakota, Wyoming, Nebraska and Colorado. Entries must be full-length plays that have not been performed previously; no film scripts or musicals are allowed. The winning stage play will receive a staged reading by CLTP during its 2011-2012 Season. The deadline for entries is March 31, 2011 and the winning entry will be announced by June 1, 2011.The winning playwright will receive a $250 cash award as well as a $200.00 stipend to assist with travel to Cheyenne, WY to attend production meetings, auditions, rehearsals, and performances of the work. The competition entry fee is $20 per play submitted.
Submission guidelines, application form and a release form are available at the Cheyenne Little Theatre Players website:Ã
Emery County
Recreation Adult Men's Spring Basketball 2011
Come to the rec. center and sign up now! You have been asking for it and now is the time. This league will start March 3 and run until April. This is a league where you sign up and we place you on a team for the remainder of the season. The number of teams depends on the number of people that sign up.
This league is for adult men 17 yrs and older. Games will be played on Thursday nights and the fee is $30. Registration deadline is Feb. 24. For more info. contact Emery County Rec. 435-381-2108 or Jesse Ward 435-749-0212.
Ceramic Store
Ceramics for Fun will be having their Grand Opening on Feb. 1. They will be located in the old town hall in Emery. For info call Barb Petty at 286-2215.
Home is Where the Heart Is
Give from the heart; donate blood; win free mortgage or rent for a month.
In appreciation of our valued blood donors, during January, the American Red Cross is celebrating National Volunteer Blood Donor Month. There is no substitute for blood and the American Red Cross relies on volunteer blood donors to ensure patient needs are met. From Jan. 1 - 31, all presenting donors at all American Red Cross blood donation centers and mobile blood drives in Utah are eligible to enter a drawing to win one month's mortgage or rent payment - not to exceed $1,500 - paid by the Red Cross. Call 1-800-RED CROSS or visit redcrossblood.org to schedule an appointment.
Veteran Needs Help
Perk Allred is 76 years old and spent 20 years serving our country. He has lived most of his life in Emery County. Allred is now battling cancer. He recently discovered a leak in his home that has done considerable damage. He has to have extensive repairs to his home and needs help to accomplish this. Anyone that can contribute funds, materials, or manual labor to assist Perk in repairing and restoring his home will be greatly appreciated. Any and all donations will be accepted, every little bit will help. Please help this retired veteran during his time of need. Please send donations to Jed or Becky Allred Box 326 Ferron UT 84523 384-2722 or Norma Funk PO Box 400, Ferron, UT 84523 384-2225.
Huntington Zumba
Zumba dance will be held at LaRae's Dance Studio in Huntington on Monday and Wednesday mornings at 6:30 a.m., Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 8 p.m. The cost is $35 a month or $5 a class.
Emery County Gun Club
The Emery County Gun Club 2010/2011 season is underway. All shoots start at 6 p.m.sharp! Squads will be drawn at 5:50. Must be signed up by 5:45.
Jan. 29 - 50 bird draw for squad/games after.
Feb. 12 games. Feb. 26 50 bird buddy shoot/games after.
March 12- 25 bird ind. 27 yard line/games after, March 26 - 50 bird buddy piece/games after.
April 9 - 50 bird one man piece/games after, April 23 $5 Annie with one time $5 buy back.
May 7 - 50 bird one man piece/games after, May 21 - 50 pair doubles/games after.
Buckhorn Archers 2011
Jan. 19, 26 - league nights.
Feb. 2, 9, 16 - league nights. Feb. 23 - indoor 3 - D shoot.
March 2, 9, 16, 23 - league nights.
March 30 - awards and prize night.
May 13 & 14 - 3-D shoot at Little Bear Campground.
Lodge meetings
Orient Lodge #15 Free And Accepted Masons Of Utah - Regular meetings for
Orient Lodge #15 F&AM In Green River, Utah are on the first Mondays of the
month at 7 p.m. The Lodge is located at 30 West 3rd Ave. Green River, UT
84525. Call Sean Bailey - Senior Warden for more information 435-650-8033.
687-9746 with questions.
Alcoholics Anonymous
An AA meeting will be held every Tuesday night at 7 p.m. in Ferron at the Senior Center, 190 N. 300 W. For information call Paul -749-9697 or Jan - 384-2773.
Volunteer Drivers needed for
Emery County Recreation Adult Men's Spring Basketball 2011
Come to the rec. center and sign up now!This league will start March 3 and run until April. This is a league where you sign up and we place you on a team for the remainder of the season. The number of teams depends on the number of people that sign up. This league is for adult men 17 yrs and older. Games will be played on Thursday nights and the fee is $30.435-381-2108 749-0212.