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PRICE- Our loving mother and Nana, Mary Carmella Marretta Falsone, age 99, passed away Sept. 29, 2009 in Price.
She was born to immigrant parents on July 25, 1910 in Alton, Ill. to Augustino and Maria Sinatra Marretta.
Married Anthony "Tony" Falsone on Feb. 9, 1946 in Price, Utah. He died on Nov. 15, 1998.
Member Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church. Mary was a member Ladies of the Moose Club. She enjoyed cooking, reading mystery novels and shopping. Her greatest love was her grandchildren. She will be dearly missed by her family.
The family would like to thank the caring staff of Parkdale Care Center and Dr. Sterling Potter for the care their mother received over the years.
Mary is survived by her children, Tony L. (Elayna) Falsone, Helper; Teresa Allred, Price; Charlene (Danny) Lewis, Spring Glen; six grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren; sister, Frances Hurskainen, Salt Lake City; brother, Philip Blanda Jr., Peoria, Ariz.; and many loving nieces and nephews.
Preceded in death by her parents, husband Tony, brother Joe Marretta and grandson Mark Lewis.
Funeral Mass was held Monday, Oct. 5, 2009, 10 a.m., Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church, Price. Vigil service was Sunday evening 7 p.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Family was at Mitchell Funeral Home Sunday and Monday one hour prior to services. Committal service Price City Cemetery.


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- California Association of Supervised Visitation Service Providers
- Supervised Visitation Network
- Responsibility and Opportunity for Non-residential Parents (42 USC 669B)
The Judicial Council is charged with administering and distributing California's share of the federal Child Access and Visitation Grant funds from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families, Office of Child Support Enforcement.
These grants, established under section 391 of the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996 (Pub.L. 104–193, 110 Stat. 2258)—title III, section 469B of the Social Security Act—enable states to establish and administer programs that support and facilitate noncustodial parents' access to and visitation with their children.
The use of the funds in California is limited by state statute to three types of programs:
Program Administration
The Judicial Council is charged with administering the federal Child Access and Visitation Grant Program. The grant program also receives guidance from the Judicial Council's Executive and Planning Committee and the Family and Juvenile Law Advisory Committee, the state Legislature, and the federal Administration for Children and Families. The Center for Families, Children & the Courts (CFCC) has primary responsibility for administering and managing the grant program.
Under California's Access to Visitation Grant Program, grant funding is awarded to the family law division of the superior courts through a statewide request-for-proposals grant application process. Applicants are strongly encouraged to involve multiple courts and counties in their proposed programs and to designate one court as the lead or administering court. While the superior courts may contract with local community-based nonprofit agencies to provide the direct services on behalf of the court, contract agreements are made only with the designated superior court. Grant funds may be used to expand or augment existing programs but funds may not be used to supplant existing funding for those programs.
Program Monitoring
States are required to monitor, evaluate, and report on programs funded through the grant—on an annual basis—in accordance with regulations prescribed the Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services (45 C.F.R. 303.109). California's Access to Visitation Grant Program monitoring of grantee programs draws on multiple sources and methods, with feedback from the courts, clients, community stakeholders, and service providers at the local, regional, and state levels. Methods also include site visits, questionnaires, focus group and roundtable meetings, and data collection and document analysis. Many of the grantees use client feedback surveys and questionnaires to assess their own service delivery. Additionally, grant recipients are required to submit monthly statistical data reports and quarterly progress summary reports.
California's Access to Visitation Grant Program Request for Proposals (RFP) for Fiscal Years 2015-2016 through 2017-2018
Subject to the availability of federal funds, the Judicial Council of California, Judicial and Court Operations Services Division, Center for Families, Children & the Courts (CFCC), is pleased to announce the availability of grant funds for California's Access to Visitation Grant Program for fiscal years 2015–2016 through 2017–2018.
The Judicial Council at its meeting on April 25, 2014, approved the following new funding allocation methodology under California's Access to Visitation Grant Program: Conduct an open request for proposals (RFP) process for the superior courts to apply for federal fiscal year funding and those courts selected by the Judicial Council for grant funding will receive continuation grant funding for three years (from federal fiscal years 2015–2016 through 2017–2018). The RFP process will open up again in federal fiscal year 2018–2019 for another three-year period, with a permanent open RFP process repeating every three years and grant funding provided to the selected courts for a three-year period. Subject to the availability of federal funds, approximately $755,000 to $770,000 will be awarded statewide.
The Judicial Council approved a new funding allocation methodology for California's Access to Visitation Program, effective federal fiscal year 2015–2016. To review the six approved recommendations, please see the Judicial Council report.
Due Dates:
1) Applicants' Teleconferences: July 30, 2014 and August 7, 2014 (See RFP grant application)
2) Letter of Intent: A nonbinding Letter of Intent should be submitted by e-mail by 5 p.m., Friday, August 22, 2014.
3) RFP Grant Application Proposals: Completed applications must be received by e-mail by 5 p.m., Friday, September 12, 2014.
Letter of Intent: Courts interested in applying for grant funding, should submit a Letter of Intent by e-mail to Shelly La Botte; by 5. p.m. of Friday, August 22, 2014.
Applicants' Teleconferences: Two teleconferences will be offered for potential applicants (see RFP application for details). All courts planning to submit a proposal will have an opportunity to ask questions regarding this RFP and grant program requirements. The court and interested collaborative partners, including potential local subcontractors must register for the applicants' teleconference. Register here.
The applicants' teleconferences are scheduled for add (select only one):
1. Wednesday, July 30, 2014, from 10–11:30 a.m., and 3:00–4:30 p.m.
2. Thursday, August 7, 2014, from 9:00–10:30 a.m., and 3:00–4:30 p.m.
Participants should dial the following call-in numbers for both dates and times:
1-877-820-7831 or 1-720-279-0026. Participants should enter the following pass code: 170662 followed by # sign.
Questions for the applicants' teleconferences should be e-mailed to Shelly La Botte by 5 p.m. of July 29th and 5 p.m. of August 6th.
RFP Grant Application Proposals: E-mail complete set of the grant application proposal to Shelly La Botte by 5 p.m., Friday, September 12, 2014.
Contact: Please send questions or inquires about the RFP grant application process or the grant program to Shelly La Botte, firstname.lastname@example.com.
RFP Grant Applicants Teleconference Questions and Responses
The following questions and answers are from the July 30, 2014 (both sessions) and August 7, 2014 (both sessions) Access to Visitation Grant Program RFP Grant Applicants Teleconference calls for Fiscal Years 2015–2016 through 2017–2018 funding. The RFP Grant Application Questions and Responses are set forth in categories to help facilitate the applicants review and completion of the grant application proposal.
To ensure a fair process, applicants are reminded that communications regarding the RFP grant application after closure of the applicant's teleconference calls must be submitted by e-mail to email@example.com. Telephone assistance cannot be provided. Additionally, Access to Visitation Grant Program staff will post applicant questions (and staff responses) every Thursday (after 5 p.m.), beginning August 12, 2014, through August 28, 2014.
View and download complete questions and answers from July 30 through August 12th.
View and download complete questions and answers from August 12 through August 21st.
View and download complete questions and answers from August 21st through August 28th.
Attachment 1
Acceptance and Sign-off Form (PDF), revised 4/2010 Attachment 2 Time Sheet (Excel) Attachment 3 Payroll Summary (Excel) Attachment 4 Invoice (Excel) Attachment 5 Matching Form (Excel), revised 10/2007 Attachment 6 Bi-annual Summary Progress Reporting Form, revised 4/2016 Attachment 7 Initial Entry Form, revised 12/2009 Attachment 8 Session Summary Information: Parent Education and Group Counseling, revised 11/2003 Attachment 9 Log Form: Parent Education and Group Counseling, revised 11/2003 Attachment 10 Log Form: Supervised Visitation and Exchange Services (Pickup-Drop-off), revised 12/2009 Attachment 11 Parent Outcome Survey, revised 10/2004 Attachment 12 Certifications Regarding Lobbying; Debarment, Suspension, and Other Responsibility Matters; and Drug-free Workplace Requirements (PDF), revised 10/2007 Attachment 13 Assurances - Non-Construction Programs Attachment 14 Compliance Statement Regarding Uniform Standards of Practice for Providers of Supervised Visitation. revised 4/2016 Attachment 15 Request for Contract Budget Revision (Excel) and Sample Letter for Budget Revision Request, revised 10/2007 Attachment 16 Budget Forms, revised 2016 Attachment 17 Program Income Questionnaire, revised 5/2015 Attachment 18 Expenditures Line Item Summary, revised 3/2011 Attachment 19 Travel Expense Claim (TEC) Attachment 20 Leave Earn Report
Legislative Reports
Report to the Legislature on the programs funded and whether and to what extent those programs are achieving the goal of promoting and encouraging healthy parent and child relationships between non-custodial or joint custodial parents and their children while ensuring the health, safety, and welfare of children, and other goals described in this chapter.
Legislative Report 1
California's Access to Visitation Grant Program for Enhancing Responsibility and Opportunity for Nonresidential Parents-The First Five Years: Report to the Legislature
(March 2002).
Legislative Report 2
A Report to the California Legislature: California's Access to Visitation Grant Program for Enhancing Responsibility and Opportunity for Nonresidential Parents Fiscal Year 2001-2002 and 2002-2003 (February 28, 2003).
Legislative Report 3
California's Access to Visitation Grant Program: Fiscal Year 2002-2003 and 2003-2004 (March 2004).
Legislative Report 4
California's Access to Visitation Grant Program: Fiscal Years 2003-2004 and 2004-2005 (March 2005).
Legislative Report 5
California's Access to Visitation Grant Program: Fiscal Years 2004-2005 and 2005-2006 (March 2006).
Legislative Report 6
California's Access to Visitation Program: Fiscal Year 2005-2006 (July 2007).
Legislative Report 7
Ten Years of Access to Visitation Grant Program Services (Fiscal Years 1997-2007) (March 2008).
Legislative Report 8
California's Access to Visitation Grant Program (Fiscal Year 2009-2010) (March 2010).
Legislative Report 9
California's Access to Visitation Grant Program for Fiscal Years 2010–2011 and 2011–2012 (March 2012)
Legislative Report 10
California's Access to Visitation Grant Program (Fiscal Years 2012–2013 and 2013–2014), as required by Government Code section 9795 (March)
Research & Publication
Supervised Visitation - An Annotated Bibliography
A Guide for the Non-Professional Provider of Supervised Visitation (English)
A Guide for the Non-Professional Provider of Supervised Visitation (Spanish)
Supervised Visitation and You (English)
Supervised Visitation and You (Spanish)
Supervised Visitation Services in California
California's Access to Visitation Grant Program - Directory of Supervised Visitation Agencies
All supervised visitation and exchange programs funded by California's Access to Visitation Grant Program must comply with all requirements of the Uniform Standards of Practice for Providers of Supervised Visitation as set forth in Standard 5.20 of the California Standards of Judicial Administration.
Family Code section 3200.5
Effective January 1, 2013, Assembly Bill 1674 (Stats. 2012, ch. 692) added Section 3200.5 to the Family Code, relating to qualifications and training for supervised visitation providers. Family Code section 3200.5(a) requires that any standards for supervised visitation providers adopted by the Judicial Council to conform to the new provisions of the bill (i.e., Standard 5.20 of the California Standards of Judicial Administration). In 1997, Family Code section 3200 required the Judicial Council to develop standards for supervised visitation providers. The Judicial Council adopted, effective January 1, 1998, the Uniform Standards of Practice for Providers of Supervised Visitation as section 26.2 of the California Standards of Judicial Administration. Section 26.2 was changed (superseded), effective January 1, 2007, and became Standard 5.20. Family Code section 3200.5 codified, in part, some of the existing provisions under Standard 5.20 of the California Standards of Judicial Administration.
California Standard 5.20 and Family Code section 3200.5 Training: Understanding the Uniform Standards of Practice for Providers of Supervised Visitation
The Standard 5.20/FC section 3200.5 training will provide multidisciplinary professionals with a framework for comprehending, conceptualizing, and developing policies and best practice requirements to assist with implementation of Standard 5.20. This training can enhance ethical professionalism, quality of service delivery, and provider's accountability for best practices.
Participants will learn:
Questions: Shelly La Botte
Training Date: March 27–29, 2017
Traning Date: April 3-5, 2017

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Orangeville City will hold a public hearing on Thursday, May 13, 2010
at 7:30pm at Orangeville City Hall, 25 North Main Street to receive
public input regarding:
* A zone change request recommended by the Land Use Authority at
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BROWN, Trevor 'Turbo'
When I paint I feel like I'm in the Dreamtime and can see all the animals and birds that live there.
Trevor 'Turbo' Brown, it is said, would only paint animals, because when he was fifteen years old and homeless, living on the streets of Mildura and on the banks of the River Murray, they were his only friends.
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Royal jelly is a term used to describe creamy, white secretions that come from the throat glands of honey bees. Worker bees feed these glandular secretions to bee larvae during the first few days of their life but after the first few days reserve it for larvae that are destined to become queen bees. Those bees destined to be workers go on to feed on honey and pollen. A bee hive is capable of producing a significant amount of royal jelly. A single protein in royal jelly called royalactin is the component in royal jelly that causes a young bee larva to develop into a queen bee.
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What's in this food fit for a queen? Royal jelly has a protein content of almost 13% and is a good source of vitamins including vitamin A, E, C and B vitamins, although it lacks vitamin B12. It also contains hormones, enzymes, fatty acids, sterols, DNA, RNA, gelatin and immune proteins that protect bees against infection.
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With so many possible benefits, it's not surprising that cosmetic and skin care companies have embraced royal jelly as an anti-aging ingredient in skin care products, and it's a popular ingredient in natural and organic skin care products. Some evidence suggests that is has anti-bacterial benefits and speeds up wound healing.
Royal jelly has been used as an ingredient in cosmetics and skin care products since the 1950s and was added to some high-profile cosmetic brands based on its possible anti-aging benefits. It consists of a thick, white paste that's easily added to skin care products because it lacks a distinctive color that could alter the appearance of a product. It's typically added to products only in small amounts, possibly due to cost considerations. At one time it was found in a number of face creams, eye creams, body creams, lip products, foundations and even hair care products, but the number of companies using it as a cosmetic ingredient in the United States has declined. The ingredient is more popular in Europe and Asia than in the U.S.
There isn't a great deal of research looking at the skin anti-aging benefits of royal jelly. It appears to have anti-inflammatory properties that may offer some protection against skin damage due to sun exposure. It also has estrogen-like compounds called phytoestrogens similar to the phytoestrogens in soy, and some small studies show that topical soy extracts reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles and improve skin texture and firmness. Royal jelly also has skin conditioning benefits, acting as a humectant to draw water to the surface of the skin from the environment to keep skin moist and conditioned.
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How I Spent My Lockout Vacation: Jay Bouwmeester
September 14 2012 09:41AM
The year is 2012. The month is...let's say December. The NHL lockout is now over and behind us and we never have to think about it again for another seven years. We all survived that Bristol Palin poker celebrity cruise show that aired on Sportsnet every night in place of NHL broadcasts. The locusts, in the end, were merciful invaders and moved onto greener pastures, leaving us with mere crumbs, which we devoured gratefully and without shame. But at least the Mayans were wrong, so high five on that.
Your Calgary Flames return to the Saddledome, refreshed and relaxed after an extended break away from the rink. With FlamesNation having a tremendous, some would say inappropriate amount of access to the team, coupled with the bluster to do what we want that only comes from knowing there's no one out there who can stand in our way, we approached the Flames to provide us with short essays documenting how they spent their lockout vacation. Which is what we're calling it now. Again, because we can.
So withough further adieu, here is ACTUALLY Jay Bouwmeester, and totally NOT a parody essay fabricated by The Book of Loob, on his Lockout Vacation.
So the FlamesNation crack team of lawyers informs me that I need to go ahead and tell everyone that this is in fact a parody essay, and in no way constitutes anything that Jay Bouwmeester has said or will ever say. BUT YOU CAN IMAGINE THOUGH, RIGHT???
Jay Bouwmeester: Jet Setter
Hey guys, it's me J-Bo! I just wanted to first say hi to all the Citizens who make up the essence of what is most certainly my favourite sports blog on the web. You guys are like 16 times better than OilersNation. And I would know. My Dad is a teacher, so I know math. It's in my blood.
Can you believe this crazy lockout nonsense is finally over? I thought it would never end. But my days didn't drag on, increasingly more and more inert, like how it felt when those locusts injected us with their love toxins as they successfully forced us into being their zealous love slaves.
What a week that was! No, friends, It was a busy and tumultuous let's say three months for the ol' Bo Dawg! First off, I nicknamed myself Bo Dawg. I'm trying that one out right now, but I think by the time the season starts it will have sunk in and people will call me Bo Dawg out of sheer force of habit. I feel like it helps me exude a meaner personality, and maybe if I can carry that disposition with me onto the ice, Mark Giordano won't be so mean to me anymore. Don't fall for that adorable face of his, the man is ruthless :(
I did a lot of travelling too! I jumped in my car and hit the open road, stopping where it told me to stop. Which turned out to be Detroit, St. Louis, and Philadelphia. I have no idea why I chose to visit any of these locales, they just kinda called to me, you know? All three cities were beautiful (even Detroit!) and no matter where I was, I always kept thinking to myself was "Y'know Jay, you could really make it in this city". Some people recognized me and made a big deal of it I could see them all pulling out their iPhones and tweeting to all the journalists who weren't wiped out by that Comet Tsunami last month. I was pretty impressed with them, they must really like my style of effortless skating and positional defense.
Either that or they mistook me for Ryan Gosling. Sometimes when I look at myself in the mirror I find myself thinking that I look like Ryan Gosling, so I can see how everyone out here could make that mistake.
Chris Butler called me up the other day. I don't remember ever giving him my phone number, I think former coach Sutter maybe gave it to him at some point. He used to always insist that as a unit we never communicated enough. I don't think this was the way to resolve the issue, but that's a story for another day.
Chris wanted to say hi, and to say he's sorry for everything that went down at Comeau's funeral (hopefully none of you Nation Citizens got consumed by "The Fog". We miss ya Blakey!), and that he can't wait to line up with me on the blueline again this year. He kept talking, but at that point I had kinda started convusling and having flashbacks and quite honestly everything after that was kind of a blur. My senses kicked back in to the sound of Chris pleading pathetically to his own phone trying to reach out to me: "...Jay? Hey Jay? Bo-Dawg?" I half answered with some vague reply "uh yeah Buts, we'll totally nail down that breakout this year" or some other kind of lie and then hung up.
Speaking of Butler, my first session with my therapist last month went better than expected. We still have a lot of work to do, but Dr. Stanz suspects we'll hit our first breakthrough any day now.
I've been training a lot with some of the guys over the course of my lockout vacation. We need to keep in shape, after all, if we want to finish in 8th place like Mr. Feaster keeps telling us we can do. Jarome always looks sad while he's working out. I think he had a tear in his eye while he was taking a breather the other day at the gym. He was reading something by a guy named Kent Wilson. I have no idea what it was about, but I don't think he liked what he saw.
While training with Kipper, I had to leave the gym for a few moments and get some air, as I was having a bad reaction from the exposure to all that second hand smoke. No worries though, I'm better now, and Kipper looks to be in midseason form already!
I also hit the gym with Anton Babchuk. I went hard on the cardio for about thirty minutes straight. He spent the entire time sitting on the bench counting a big stack of fifties.
Anyway, I guess that's about it for me today, Flames fans. I'm excited for the season, and I hope you all come out to the Dome to cheer us on with that boisterous malaise you're so renowned for! We do what we do for you, Citizens, and I guess all that money we make too, but mostly for you. We're going to ice a hell of a team this year, I promise. Roman Cervenka is sitting next to me and he agrees.
At least I think he does. I don't speak Czech, so I have no idea what he's saying, but he's softly trembling and uttering "Žádné další Avengard" over and over again in some kind of half frown, all while clutching tightly at some kind of golden looking helmet. Man, talk about focus!
But I gotta go. Coach Hartley is yelling at me. And he's slapping Sven in the mouth again. These things have been happening so much that we almost start to forget about it, but it does mean that we're missing something important, so I have to go see what's up. Go Flames!
Oh hey, Mr. Feaster, I...what? Of course I'll come see you in your office. Hey, why is Ken Holland here?
September 14 2012, 10:11AM
Next up - Matt Stajan's lockout vacation:
"I spent a lot of time drinking cheap whiskey from coffee mugs and staring out at the purple horizon around dusk. At times, I would recall moments of sadness in my past causing me to collapse on my bed, softly weeping into my pillow before finally drifting off into a restless sleep. My troubles rend my soul to no end and my spirit labors under the burden of my ever delicate heart."
Not sure why Matt would be drinking 'cheap whiskey from coffee mugs', at $3.5 million per year he can afford the good stuff!
September 14 2012, 11:53AM
It's about the pathos, not the money.
If the NHLPA has their way the Flames won't be taking part in the "lockout vacation". It actually sounds like they want to play some games with just 3 teams in the league! Yeah, it's a ridiculous idea, but let's entertain it for a bit.
At first I thought this was just a dick move and a way to exert some extra pressure on the owners, but what if Edmonton, Calgary, and Montreal did actually play some games against each other? Unlike some teams in the league, these are all teams that would actually make money if it were business as usual, so the owners of those teams might actually be able to find some way of turning a profit. Three teams obviously cannot support a full schedule (you'd need a multiple of two or be willing to do some crazy travel) so ticket sales will obviously not be as good even though all of these teams can expect near-sellout crowds. However, it might be possible to get a sweetened TV deal since these games would be the only NHL level hockey taking place on the continent. Also, one would presume that revenue made while just these three teams are playing would not be shared with the "have-not's" of the league.
So, financially at least, a three-team league may be feasible during the lockout. There will actually be a fire lit under the butts of the owners of the Flames, Oilers, and Canadiens to allow this. They'll be strongly motivated to try recouping at least some of their costs if they're on the hook for the players' salaries anyways. However, the owners may choose not to permit a 3-team league as an (expensive) act of solidarity with Bettman. The NHL itself may also exercise some sort of veto.
There are other concerns too. Obviously, if the rest of the league is locked out for the entire season, could there be playoffs? What about if the lockout ends mid-season? Do we just ignore results from the three-team league? Would those three teams be at an advantage or disadvantage for having played games before the "real" season begins? It's a question of injuries and wear and tear on the one hand versus team-building experience on the other.
Of course, in any process that involves lawyers the one thing we can be assured of is that everything will take longer than expected. There probably won't be a decision about the right of the owners to lock-out teams in Alberta and Quebec until well after the lockout is over!
September 14 2012, 01:23PM
Kent, stop making Iggy cry.
Great laugh BoL - thanks!
I'm sitting in a hospital right now laughing out loud at that iggy comment. Great article!
September 14 2012, 04:54PM
Kipper's version:
"Loads of fish in Finland. Loads. Also road hockey. And drink.
But mostly fish. Fish in boat, fish on ice, fish when drunk. All kinds of fish."
September 14 2012, 05:51PM
Next up - Matt Stajan's lockout vacation:
"I spent a lot of time drinking cheap whiskey from coffee mugs and staring out at the purple horizon around dusk. At times, I would recall moments of sadness in my past causing me to collapse on my bed, softly weeping into my pillow before finally drifting off into a restless sleep. My troubles rend my soul to no end and my spirit labors under the burden of my ever delicate heart."
Matt just may be the eloquent type...
After a few whiskeys
September 14 2012, 05:54PM
How did JBO cut his knuckles?
Wouldn't have been in a fight.
September 14 2012, 08:24PM
@Captain Ron
Could be. Also, I kinda want to make this a Stajan meme - a picture of him in distress with the caption: "My troubles rend my soul to no end and my spirit labors under the burden of my ever delicate heart."
September 14 2012, 11:00PM
@Kent Wilson
HaHaHa thats really funny LOL
September 17 2012, 10:14AM
Babchuk : " He spent the entire time sitting on the bench counting a big stack of fifties."


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Canon EOS 550D / Rebel T2i review
Externally the EOS 550D / T2i greatly resembles its predecessor with similar dimensions, weight, build, styling and controls, but as Canon tradition dictates, it inherits a number of key aspects from a higher-end model in the range (in this case the EOS 7D), along with at least one brand new feature.
From the 7D, the EOS 550D / T2i inherits the same 18 Megapixel resolution (albeit with a slightly different sensor), the same 100-6400 ISO sensitivity range (with 12,800 ISO expansion), the choice of 1080p or 720p movies at a variety of frame rates, an external stereo microphone input and the same 63-zone iCFL metering. Continuous shooting is understandably much slower than the 7D, but still slightly quicker than the 500D / T1i at 3.7fps, albeit with fewer frames in the buffer. The EOS 550D / T2i's unique new feature in the EOS range is a 3in 1040k screen with a 3:2 aspect ratio which matches the shape of its sensor, so images in Live View and playback fill the screen without black bars above or below.
Impressively the EOS 550D / Rebel T2i shares exactly the same movie mode options as the 7D, so it's out with the disappointing 20fps 1080p mode of its predecessor and in with 1080p in the choice of 24, 25 or 30fps. Like the 7D you can also switch to 720p mode, again in the choice of 50 or 60fps. There's also a 640x480 option at 50 or 60fps.
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The biggest physical change is the new 3in / 1040k dot / 720x480 pixel screen, which for the first time on a Canon DSLR employs a 3:2 aspect ratio which matches the native shape of its sensor. Previous Canon DSLRs – and indeed most rival models – used squarer 4:3 aspect ratio screens which meant images in Live View or playback had black bars above or below when the entire frame was viewed. Now on the EOS 550D / T2i, images in Live View or playback fill the screen.
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4-Time Champ Jeff Gordon Will Exit Cup Series After 2015
Gordon, 43, who had 23 top-10 finishes in the Sprint Cup Series in 2014, said it was possible he would compete in select events after 2015, although he had no plans to do that.
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Monday Motorsports: Lady's Night in Vegas
Erica Enders-Stevens wins an N.H.R.A. event, improving her chances of becoming the first female Pro Stock car champion; Hamilton extends his Formula One lead.
November 4, 2014, Tuesday
Jimmie Johnson Wins in Sprint Cup Chase After a Stormy Finish
Johnson edged Kevin Harvick by a half-second on Sunday, and Jeff Gordon and Brad Keselowski were at the center of an altercation in pit row after a bumping episode on the track.
November 3, 2014, Monday
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Earnhardt won at Martinsville Speedway in Virginia on Sunday, his fourth win of the season.
October 27, 2014, Monday
Jeff Gordon Seeks 5th Title After 13 Years of Driving in Circles
Gordon, who has not won a championship under the Sprint Cup format that was created in 2004, is one of a handful of favorites in this year's playoff after re-establishing his place among the elite drivers.
October 11, 2014, Saturday
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In a crash-plagued race, Jorge Lorenzo claims a MotoGP victory in his home country; Jeff Gordon wins the Nascar Sprint Cup race at Dover, Del.
September 30, 2014, Tuesday
Jeff Gordon Advances in Sprint Cup
Gordon won the AAA 400 at Dover International Speedway in Maryland, the third race in the Chase for the Sprint Cup championship. Gordon gained an automatic spot in the 12-driver field that advanced to the next round.
September 29, 2014, Monday
Gordon Posts Fastest Time in New Hampshire
Jeff Gordon denied Brad Keselowski's bid for a perfect weekend with a late run in the last practice at Loudon, N.H., that put him at the top of the chart at 135.357 miles per hour.
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SOCHI, Russia – The Sochi Olympics have shed a stark spotlight on Russia's anti-gays laws. The Games have galvanized local LGBT networks, and prominent U.S.-based human rights groups have reached out a hand out to help bring attention to the cause.
When Anastasia Smirnova, who's coordinating Russia's LGBT advocacy efforts around the Olympics, met with the Human Rights First delegation in St. Petersburg Thursday, she told the group she was worried about what happens after the flame goes out and the global attention moves on.
Smirnova said the law was being applied on a larger scale despite the international attention. If this was happening now, what might happen after Feb. 23, when the Games end?
On Friday, before the opening ceremony, Smirnova, and three others were arrested in St. Petersburg after they attempted to photograph themselves with a banner that read: "Any form of discrimination is incompatible with the Olympics."
The Russian law bans gay "propaganda" from reaching minors and also bans any unsanctioned protests. Violators may face fines or prison sentences. The St. Petersburg group was later released but may face fines.
"We have to make sure these issues aren't forgotten once the Olympics are over," Human Rights First's Shawn Gaylord said as he sat in the Olympic Park, the cauldron burning under a clear blue sky. "We need the U.S. government to stay engaged. We plan to meet with members of Congress when we return."
Gaylord said solidarity is important, but since the government has painted the issue as a Western one, it's key to follow the lead of Russian LGBT groups. Smirnova told Gaylord that the best way to support their efforts is by highlighting individual cases now and keeping engaged in efforts the months ahead.
With the Games' first full day of competition coming to an end on Saturday, will any athletes take a stand on the issue in the days ahead? Called Rule 50, athletes are prohibited from "any kind of demonstration or political, religious or racial propaganda" at any Olympic venue. However, they are permitted to freely express themselves in news conferences.
ThePrinciple 6 Campaign, launched by advocacy groups All Out and Athlete Ally, have signed on 52 current or former Olympic athletes to support efforts. Principle 6 of the Olympic Charter states that discrimination of any kind is incompatible with the Olympic movement. By expressing support for the Olympic charter, athletes can take a stand without running afoul of Rule 50.
Some athletes plan to flash six fingers as a way to show their support. Australian snowboarder Belle Brockhoff, who is openly gay, is a vocal supporter of the campaign.
But Brockhoff, like figure skater Ashley Wagner, the U.S.'s most outspoken athlete on the issue, doesn't plan to do anything that could impact her ability to compete.
Saturday evening, Hudson Taylor, executive director of Athlete Ally, was planning to visit the Olympic Village to meet with Brockhoff. For the past week, he's been in contact with athletes working on ways to be heard via social media. "There's more liberty on social media to express your opinion without violating Rule 50," he said.
Human Rights First leaders said the group plans to keep the issue alive in the Olympic movement, engaging both the U.S. Olympic Committee and International Olympic Committee on the issue.
David Pichler, a two-time Olympic diver, is working with Human Rights First delegation in Sochi. Pichler, who is gay, competed at the 1996 Games in Atlanta and in Sydney four years later. "The hope is that there never be another Olympics in a country with such a bad track record," he said.


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François Boucher was a member of an extraordinarily talented generation of artists born around 1700 who would dominate French painting for much of the eighteenth century.[1] Heir to the grand manner of seventeenth-century art, Boucher nevertheless created a style and repertory of subject matter that was perfectly compatible with the intimate scale and refined taste of the court of Louis XV (r. 1715-1774) and his maitresse en titre, the marquise de Pompadour (1721-1764). Lavishly patronized and showered with academic honors throughout his career, Boucher came under harsh criticism later in his life, when his ebullient rococo style was attacked as decorative and his gallant iconography condemned as trivial.
A native of Paris, Boucher learned the rudiments of painting from his father, Nicolas (1672-1743), a member of the Académie de Saint-Luc. In the early 1720s he studied for a short time with François Lemoyne (1688-1737), one of the leading historical painters of the day, who would later be appointed First Painter to the King. According to Boucher, this experience did not have a great effect on his art,[2] even if several early paintings bear the influence of Lemoyne (for example, The Surprise, c. 1723-1725, New Orleans Museum of Art).
Boucher won the Grand Prix in 1723, but there was no room for him at the French Academy in Rome, so his trip to Italy was delayed several years. He spent the intervening period painting (he exhibited several works at the annual Exposition de la Jeunesse in the Place Dauphine in 1725) and printmaking, which he learned while living in the household of the engraver Jean François Cars (1661-1730). This experience led him to the print publisher Jean de Jullienne (1686-1766), for whom he produced numerous etchings for the Recueil Jullienne, a multivolume compendium of prints after compositions by Jean Antoine Watteau (1684-1721). As a result, Boucher gained what amounted to a second education as he immersed himself in the visual language and imagery of the great master of the fête galante. He finally traveled to Italy in 1728 at his own expense, although next to nothing is known about his activities there or whether the trip had any effect on his art. He was back in Paris by 1731. That same year he was admitted as a history painter into the Académie royale de peinture et de sculpture, gaining full membership three years later with Rinaldo and Armida (Paris, Musée du Louvre), a painting that still demonstrates the influence of Lemoyne.
From these auspicious beginnings followed an exceptionally successful career, as Boucher won a succession of important commissions from the French Crown and aristocracy. For Louis XV he produced many painted decorations for royal châteaus at Versailles, Bellevue, Choisy, and Fontainebleau while also participating in the decoration of aristocratic residences in Paris, such as the Hôtel de Soubise. Among his most innovative works were two pictures of exotic hunts, La Chasse au Tigre and La Chasse au Crocodile, painted for the king's private apartments at Versailles and now in the Musée de Picardie, Amiens. His prodigious oeuvre and the many engravings made after his works soon earned him an international reputation.[3] With Charles Joseph Natoire (1700-1777) and Carle Van Loo (1705-1765) he was one of the principal exponents of the rococo, the ornate, colorful style of art associated with the reign of Louis XV. A tireless draftsman, Boucher made lyrical and often brilliant drawings that were widely collected, then as now, and disseminated through prints by such artists as Gilles Demarteau (1722-1776), who perfected a "crayon-manner" engraving technique that reproduced the soft textures of colored chalk.
Boucher is perhaps best known for his many mythological paintings, such as Diana at the Bath of 1742 (Paris, Musée du Louvre), and pastoral subjects, such as Pensent-ils au Raisin of 1749 (London, Wallace Collection). Generally idealized and lighthearted depictions of rustic life, these pastorals sometimes drew their imagery from the theater, such as the comic operas of Charles Simon Favart (1710-1792) and Jean Monnet (1703-1785), for whom Boucher designed stage sets in the 1740s and 1750s. A diverse artist, Boucher also produced religious paintings, some of them innovative, such as his devotional picture La Lumière du monde of 1750 (Lyon, Musée des Beaux-Arts), painted for Madame de Pompadour's private chapel at Bellevue; genre scenes (his Le Déjeuner of 1739 in the Musée du Louvre is one of his highest achievements in the category of the tableau de mode); landscapes; and portraits. This latter category, encountered infrequently in his oeuvre, nevertheless includes one of his greatest masterpieces, the monumental Portrait of Madame de Pompadour of 1756 (Munich, Alte Pinakothek).[4]
In addition to his many painted decorations and cabinet pictures, Boucher contributed designs for the Beauvais and Gobelins tapestry works, the Sèvres porcelain factory, and stage sets and costumes for the theater. He also produced numerous chinoiseries, fanciful and exotic images of the Far East (such as the oil sketches, now in the Musée des Beaux-Arts, Besançon, used as tapestry designs).[5] He was the favorite artist of Madame de Pompadour, for whom he painted some of his most impressive works, including The Rising of the Sun and The Setting of the Sun of 1753 (London, Wallace Collection), large canvases that were made as tapestry cartoons for Beauvais. Boucher's flourishing studio was the training ground for many young artists, the greatest of whom, Jean Honoré Fragonard (1732-1806), would surpass his master in invention and ingenuity if not in public renown. During the 1750s and 1760s Boucher's increasingly saccharine style and repetitive compositions came under attack from anti-rococo critics like Etienne La Font de Saint-Yenne (1688-1771) and Denis Diderot (1713-1784), who saw Boucher's lighthearted subject matter and fluid, coloristic style as frivolous and morally corrupt. Yet Boucher, in defiance of an increasing demand from theorists, critics, and public agitators, continued to exhibit his cheerful and sugary visions of pastoral bliss and mythological trysts at the biennial Salons. Indeed, his social connections and efficient careerism resulted in his appointment in 1765 as First Painter to the King and his election as director of the Académie royale. This final triumph was short lived, however, as Boucher died in Paris in 1770.
[1] For a list of these artists, see Pierre Rosenberg, in Alistair Laing, François Boucher (1703-1770), Exh. cat., Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; Detroit Institute of Arts; Galeries nationales du Grand Palais, Paris, 1986-1987: 51.
[2] Pierre Jean Mariette, Abecedario de P.J. Mariette et autres notes inédites de cet amateur sur les arts et les artistes, ed. Philippe de Chennevières and Anatole de Montaiglon, 6 vols., Paris, 1851-1860 (reprint 1966): 1:165.
[3] For a review of Boucher's foreign clients, see J. Patrice Marandel, in New York, Detroit, and Paris 1986-1987, 73-88.
[4] For a good analysis of this painting, see Alistair Laing, in New York, Detroit, and Paris 1986-1987, 267-271, no. 64.
[5] Alexandre Ananoff, with Daniel Wildenstein, François Boucher, 2 vols., Lausanne and Paris, 1976: 1: nos. 225-228; New York, Detroit, and Paris 1986-1987, nos. 41-44; Perrin Stein, "Boucher's Chinoiseries: Some New Sources," The Burlington Magazine 138, no. 1122 (September 1996): 598-604.
[Richard Rand, in French Paintings of the Fifteenth through the Eighteenth Century, The Collections of the National Gallery of Art Systematic Catalogue, Washington, D.C., 2009: 11-12.]


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Rogers State University defeated the USAO men's basketball team 82-74. The women also fell to the Hillcats, with a final score of 57-50.
Most of USAO's points came from Thomas Peters and Fred Savoie. Peters had 30 points and four assist for the Drovers. He made a total of 10 field goals, including four three-pointers. He was also six for six from the line.
Savoie shot 80 percent Monday night with 20 points, seven rebounds and two assists. Anthony Turner had 19 rebounds during the game.
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Elder Mathew Jerry Mogensen will be returning home Feb. 17, after serving in the Arcadia, California mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Elder Mogensen will report on his mission Feb. 22 at 9 a.m. at the Cleveland second ward in Cleveland.
Mathew is the son of Brian and Paula Mogensen of St. George and Torey and Pam Jones of Cleveland.


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The exterior is constructed of KANGA polyurethane with other materials in high wear areas, like the TECHYDE texture coating on the outer fingers and top of the glove. Sherwood also used ARMOURWEAVE nylon on the forefinger to increase mobility and durability.
Sherwood added the new Neoprene Flexion cuff that helps the wrist to move freely without affecting the player's protection. The cuff moves with the wrist as you stickhandle, giving ultimate mobility at the best level of protection.
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Firstly I would like to say I'm very happy the world has not ended as I have not opened my Christmas presents yet.
In regards to the world ending there was deodorant which I mentioned in earlier post http://www.allthingschristmas.com/fo...id-is-28-11-13 , which you are meant to get on for the end of the world.
As that never happened was the Lynx Final Edition deodorant a scam, perhaps as it never happened everybody who bought a can should get compensation?
Unless perhaps Lynx never knew it was not the end of the world on December 21st 2012, I can categorically say how ever unlike in the Roland Emmerich directed film 2012 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvI66Xaj9-o there was no catastrophic disaster which jeopardised the existence of the human race as a whole on December 21st 2012, in my opinion the Lynx Final Edition deodrent was a scam.
That was my take on the end of the world as predicted by Lynx deodorant, the mayan calandar and Roland Emmerich on Dec 21 2K12, Guys and Gals from all around the world let me know what you think of it.
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SPRINGFIELD, Ill. – The world famous Budweiser Clydesdales will be on the fairgrounds for the entire duration of the 2013 Illinois State Fair.
"We are thrilled to be able to bring the iconic Budweiser Clydesdales back to the Illinois State Fair," John Skeffington, owner of Skeff Distributing, said. "The Clydesdales are an enduring symbol of Budweiser's commitment to quality and one said of the world's most recognized corporate symbols."
2013 marks the 80th anniversary of the Clydesdales as a symbol of Anheuser-Busch. The draft horses make hundreds of appearances each year throughout the country.
"The Budweiser Clydesdales are always a fair favorite," State Fair Manager Amy Bliefnick said. "We are thrilled that they will return so fairgoers can see them up close and personal."
The Clydesdales will march in the fair's Twilight Parade on Thursday, Aug. 8. They also will parade everyday of the fair starting at 4 p.m. The Clydesdale's permanent home while on the fairgrounds will be in the Heartland area by Gate 2.


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Vascular dementia, also known as multi-infarct dementia is the second most common cause of dementia in older people. Because it has a lower profile than Alzheimer's, many people don't suspect vascular dementia when forgetfulness becomes problematic. It's also difficult to diagnose so it's difficult to know exactly how many people suffer from vascular dementia. Current estimates attribute 15% to 20% of dementia cases in older adults to vascular dementia.
Determining the root cause can help determine the best action plan. If it's vascular dementia, certain lifestyle changes can help prevent further damage. WebMD takes a look at vascular dementia, its causes, symptoms, and prognosis.
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Compared to Alzheimer's disease, which happens when the brain's nerve cells break down, vascular dementia happens when part of the brain doesn't get enough blood carrying the oxygen and nutrients it needs.
Though they happen in different ways, it is possible to have both vascular dementia and Alzheimer's disease. Discouraging as this sounds, there is ample reason to control the risk factors that contribute to vascular dementia. Allowing the condition to run its course without intervention can make Alzheimer's disease worse.
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Vascular dementia occurs when vessels that supply blood to the brain become blocked or narrowed. Strokes take place when the supply of blood carrying oxygen to the brain is suddenly cut off. However, not all people with stroke will develop vascular dementia.
Vascular dementia can occur over time as "silent" strokes pile up. Quite often, vascular dementia draws attention to itself only when the impact of so many strokes adds up to significant disability. Avoiding and controlling risk factors such as diabetes, high blood pressure, smoking, and high cholesterol can help curb the risk of vascular dementia.
Catching the condition early also helps limit the impact and severity of vascular dementia. Early detection requires an awareness of risk factors and, more importantly, efforts to keep them under control. Anyone who suspects vascular dementia should talk with his or her doctor.
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Symptoms of vascular dementia depend on what part of the brain is affected and to what extent. Like Alzheimer's disease, the symptoms of vascular dementia are often mild for a long time. They may include:
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- Trouble managing money
- Inability to follow instructions
- Loss of bladder or bowel control
- Hallucinations or delusions
Symptoms that suddenly get worse often signal a stroke. Doctors look for symptoms that progress in noticeable stages to diagnose vascular dementia. Alzheimer's, by comparison, progresses at a slow, steady pace. Another clue is impaired coordination or balance. In vascular dementia, problems walking or balancing can happen early. With Alzheimer's, these symptoms usually occur late in the disease.


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By GARY ARRINGTONSports writer
This season's Emery High baseball team tried to open the season at Gunnison on Tuesday but they were snowed out. They then traveled to Moab last weekend and opened the 2010 season with four impressive wins. On Friday, Emery defeated Grand 10-0 as senior Colter Moore pitched a no-hitter. Later in the day, Emery defeated Pagosa Springs 16-0 as Bradon Bolotas pitched another no-hit shutout with 11 strikeouts. On Saturday, Emery defeated Grand for the second time by a score of 12-1. Geren Payne pitched the game and struck out nine batters. In the JV game on Saturday, Emery again defeated Pagosa Springs.
In the opening game, Emery scored in every inning that was played in the shortened game. Emery had 12 hits in the game and four Spartans had two hits each. Gage Bell, Nathan Mecham, Nick Stoddard and Quinn Montgomery all had two hits. Bell, Nevin Jensen, Moore and Kash Jewkes all scored twice in the game. Jensen and Jewkes both hit a triple in the game and Stoddard had a double.
Against Pagosa Springs, Emery scored in four of the five innings. Emery scored six runs in the second inning and five runs in the fifth inning. Stoddard led the way with four base hits including two doubles and a triple. Bolotas had three hits in the game with one being a triple. Both Bolotas and Stoddard scored three times in the game as did Mecham. Moore, Payne and Montgomery each had two hits in the ball game.
On Saturday, Montgomery led the way with three base hits as Emery played Grand again Emery scored in three of the four innings and scored nine runs in the third inning as 13 batters stepped in against Grand pitching. Bell and Mecham each had two hits. Stoddard with a triple and Jewkes with a double were the only extra base hits in this game. Montgomery, Jewkes, Bolotas and Bell all scored two runs.
In the three games, Emery scored 38 runs and had 38 base hits. Emery also received 16 walks and three batters got hit by pitches. Emery pitching gave up one base hit in the three games plus two base on balls, one hit batter and one Emery error allowed a batter to reach base.
Emery hosts Cedar on Tuesday, travels to Carbon on Wednesday and then will play three games in Montrose, Colo. on the weekend.


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The Castleland Resource Conservation and Development Council joins the 375 RC&D councils across the country in celebrating "RC&D Week," Sept. 19 - 25. RC&D Week was declared in recognition of the anniversary of the designation of the first 10 RC&D areas. In the past 45 years the program has grown from 10 designated areas to 375 designated areas that cover more than 85 percent of the United States and its territories.
James Sipperly, President of the National Association of Resource Conservation and Development Councils, expressed appreciation to the thousands of RC&D Council members who celebrate the national community service that RC&D Councils provide to America.
The Castleland RC&D council has partnered with the Skyline Cooperative Weed Management area. This year Skyline CWMA has completed eight chemical treatment projects, co-sponsored a weed workshop and a tour where "Cows Ate Weeds", and printed and distributed the educational "Weeds of Utah" calendar.
The Skyline CWMA meets monthly to plan, coordinate, and organize to get the most out of their combined resources in this cooperative effort.
Skyline CMWA has been working together for eight years-they know the meaning of the word cooperation. The group includes the following active partners: Carbon and Emery Weed Departments, BLM, USFS; Utah Forestry, Fire and State Lands, UDAF, USU Extension, UACD; Price River, San Rafael, and Green River Conservation Districts, UDWR, UDOT, NRCS and the Castleland RC&D Council, Inc.
Castleland RC&D council has also worked with the Price River Enhancement committee to eradicate Russian olive and Tamarisk along the river.
Council member, Jeanne McEvoy also attended the National Leadership forum in Washington, D. C., where she educated the congressional representatives and received training on how to improve Castleland RC&D's business stature.
Sam Cunningham, Chairman of the local RC&D council, said "The strength of RC&D is that local people create solutions for local needs. In these times of economic downturn, RC&D councils are invaluable in solving community problems in conservation and community development. Our RC&D council is far too important to go unnoticed in our community."
Resource Conservation and Development Councils are made up of volunteers who serve their communities in all 50 states and US territories. RC&D councils identify, address and solve the challenges needed to sustain and improve the quality of life in their own communities. To learn more about RC&D councils, visit http://www.rcdnet.org.


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Straight to the point who is your favorite Nova and why?
Take into consideration anything that intrigues you by the character, design,powers,personality.
Obviously kidd come on who can beat magnetism?!
Law wins he rocks the hoody!
Basil because he's a incarnation of Negrodomus.
Bonney she has the boobs!
Luffy no doubt.
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The 9th Annual Montford Music & Arts Festival was a huge success this past Saturday. It was our biggest ever. Over 6,871 people came to the Festival! Bill and I got the rare opportunity to spend the whole afternoon listening to great music, chatting with neighbors and browsing all the colorful booths of art, one-of-a-kind clothing and local crafts and services. We even got to try out some acupuncture! The weather was perfect for strolling, the food was excellent- what more could we ask? We were only sorry that we could only stay to hear four of the sixteen bands that played on three different stages.
We heard everything from the traditional bluegrass of David Holt and the Lightning Bolts to the soul/funk/R&B of the Secret B Sides and the dreamy indescribably haunting sounds of The Judas Horse. It was a treat for the ears.
Our own Montford Park Players were there as well, performing scenes from their current production of The Complete Works of Shakespeare (Abridged). You've never seen Shakespeare performed quite like this! We can't wait to see the whole performance when we get to sample our Montford Players VIP package ourselves. They let you actually get a walk on role in costume!
We were so impressed with the artwork this year. It's not often that you see top quality fine arts at a street festival. Perry Houlditch was able to show us how his extraordinary paintings catch the sunlight and reveal the depth and radiance of his hand produced pigments.
Cindy Riccardelli's haunting dolls were on display as well. These are not dolls to play with. Each doll is a beautiful piece of art with it's own personality and definite attitude!
The Dragon Dancers had everyone smiling as they snaked through the crowd and there were plenty of activities for the kids too.
We topped off the day with a relaxing lunch at Nine Mile. A perfect May afternoon in Asheville!
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Chapter 28
Sacrifices are to be offered each morning and evening, on the Sabbath, on the first day of each month, at Passover, on each day of the Feast of Unleavened Bread, and at the Feast of Firstfruits.
1 And the Lord spake unto Moses, saying,
2 Command the children of Israel, and say unto them, My offering, and my bread for my sacrifices made by fire, for a sweet savour unto me, shall ye observe to offer unto me in their due season.
3 And thou shalt say unto them, This is the
4 The one lamb shalt thou offer in the morning, and the other lamb shalt thou offer at even;
5 And a tenth part of an ephah of flour for a
6 It is a continual burnt
7 And the drink offering thereof shall be the fourth part of an hin for
8 And the other lamb shalt thou offer at even: as the
9 ¶And on the
10 This is the burnt offering of every
11 ¶And in the
12 And three tenth deals of flour for a meat offering, mingled with oil, for one bullock; and two tenth deals of flour for a meat offering, mingled with oil, for one ram;
13 And
14 And their
15 And one
16 And in the fourteenth day of the first month is the
17 And in the fifteenth day of this month is the
18 In the first day shall be
19 But ye shall offer a sacrifice made by fire for a burnt offering unto the Lord; two young bullocks, and one ram, and seven lambs of the first year: they shall be unto you without blemish:
20 And their meat offering shall be of flour mingled with oil: three tenth deals shall ye offer for a bullock, and two tenth deals for a ram;
21 A several tenth deal shalt thou offer for every lamb, throughout the seven lambs:
22 And one goat for a sin offering, to make an atonement for you.
23 Ye shall offer these beside the burnt offering in the morning, which is for a continual burnt offering.
24 After this manner ye shall offer daily, throughout the seven days, the meat of the sacrifice made by fire, of a sweet savour unto the Lord: it shall be offered beside the continual burnt offering, and his drink offering.
25 And on the seventh day ye shall have an holy
26 ¶Also in the day of the
27 But ye shall offer the burnt offering for a sweet savour unto the Lord; two young bullocks, one ram, seven lambs of the first year;
28 And their meat offering of flour mingled with oil, three tenth deals unto one bullock, two tenth deals unto one ram,
29 A several tenth deal unto one lamb, throughout the seven lambs;
30 And one kid of the goats, to make an atonement for you.
31 Ye shall offer them beside the continual burnt offering, and his meat offering, (they shall be unto you without blemish) and their drink offerings.


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Comments: I've been wearing these for about 3 weeks now in my matches. The comfort seems to be pretty good.
The wear from my toe dragging during serves also seems to be pretty good. However, these were not meant for people with
narrow feet. When I lace up the shoes, there is almost no gap between the top sides. And I wear two pairs of socks. I have to put
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October 18, 2012 - 2:39pm
Although the option is available in the game, Bethesda is advising Xbox 360 Doom 3 BFG edition players not to install it to their consoles' hard drives.
"There is no performance advantage to installing the game to your hard drive," admitted Bethesda's global community lead Matt Grandstaf.
Even more, installing the game to the Xbox 360 hard drive actually disables some features. More precisely, doing so prevents the classic Doom and Doom 2 games bundled on the disc from running.
So why did id Software include that option which wastes hard disk space while reducing functionality and offering no benefits whatsoever? Our guess is as good as yours. Just don't use it.
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Umm, id is dumb.
They should warn people about
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I install games not because
I install everything to the
Installing a game on a 360 is
Installing a game on a 360 is an option provided by the 360 itself not the game. Id didn't include it but perhaps someone in the office there should have taken it into account before pushing the game out to the publishers and then having to hastily warn users after the fact. However, those of us who've owned a 360 for a while will know that HDD pre-caching games like this are best not installed anyway.


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St. Paul's Letter to the Romans 11:25-36
Prokeimenon. Grave Mode.
Psalm 98.9,1
Exalt the Lord our God.
Verse: The Lord reigns; let the people tremble.
BRETHREN, I want you to understand this mystery: a hardening has come upon part of Israel, until the full number of Gentiles come in, and so all Israel will be saved; as it is written, "The Deliverer will come from Zion, he will banish ungodliness from Jacob"; "and this will be my covenant with them when I take away their sins." As regards the gospel they are enemies of God, for your sake; but as regards election they are beloved for the sake of their fore fathers. For the gifts and the call of God are irrevocable. Just as you were once disobedient to God but now have received mercy because of their disobedience, so they have now been disobedient in order that by the mercy shown to you they also may receive mercy. For God has consigned all men to disobedience, that he may have mercy upon all. O the depth of the riches and wisdom and knowledge of God! How unsearchable are his judgments and how inscrutable his ways! "For who has known the mind of the Lord, or who has been his counselor?" "Or who has given a gift to him that he might be repaid?" For from him and through him and to him are all things. To him be glory for ever. Amen.
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Five dedicated fathers from Parowan to Castle Dale were presented with awards from the Utah Foster Care Foundation on Fathers' Day weekend. The fathers represent five different areas of Utah and were honored for their contributions to children in foster care. Governor Mike Leavitt presented the awards on June 14 at 10:30 a.m. at the foundation's Chalk Art Festival at The Gateway.
"It's a team effort to be a successful foster family," said Kelsey Lewis, director of recruitment for the Foundation. "All of these dads were chosen because they opened their hearts and homes to children in need. Their dedication is reflected in some of the personal thoughts from the children about their dads."
One teenager said, "My dad is always willing to talk or listen to me, especially at time when I'm struggling, even if it means interrupting his work. He knows when he is needed."
Another child with special medical needs said, "My dad came and held me at Primary Children's Hospital even before he knew if he was going to be my dad for sure. When he is in the room, I do not need anyone else."
The Utah Foster Care Foundation is a non-profit organization that finds, educates and nurtures families to meet the needs of children in foster care.
Castle Dale Foster Dad, Cole Clarke was one of those honored.
Clarke said, "It was really a lot of fun for the kids and they enjoyed it."
Cole and his wife Rene have opened their home to foster children for a number of years.