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FERRON - Our beloved Florence M. Caldwell, age 63, passed away at her home in Ferron on April 2, 2002. She was born Aug. 30, 1938, in Oakland, Calif., to Paul and Ruth Bartlett Armstrong. She enjoyed fishing, gardening, collecting dolls and antiques, and if you ever tasted her cooking, you knew what a great cook she was. Her door was always open to anyone. She was a very special lady and was always loving and caring for her family. She worked several jobs in the communities, and her greatest love was her grandchildren which she could be found on the sidelines cheering them on and supporting them in every way.
Survivors include her husband, T. E. Caldwell of Ferron; Children: Jim Komar of Ferron, Linda (Dale Fielder) of Orangeville, daughter-in-law, June Komar, also Donald (Carol Riddle), Larry (Bonnie Lipsey), and step-son, John Komar, Jr.
At her request, private services will be held in California and private interment will follow at Paradise Chapel of the Pines, and Paradise Cemetery. Fausett Mortuary in Castle Dale handled the arrangements.
SALT LAKE/PRICE - Anora Lee Kartchner, age 58, passed away April 3, 2002 in Price.
She was born May 22, 1943 in Price to LaMont Henry and Enid Jane VanWagoner Kartchner. Married Mac Paskins, divorced; Ray Russell, divorced; Bob McCleary, divorced.
Lee had a great appreciation for music and especially loved playing the piano. She was a dear neighbor, a compassionate and loving person to many.
Lee loved the many beauties of nature and will be dearly missed by all.
Survived by son, Corey (Allison) Paskins, Logan; grandsons, Chandler and Chanse Paskins, Logan; father, LaMont (Darlene) Kartchner, Price; sisters, Patty (Nyal) Nessen, St. George; LaLani (Sam Haymes, Fruit Heights; Dawn (Jim) Leonard, East Carbon; Kathy Mabbutt, Salina; and DeAnn Mabbutt, Price; brothers, Ray (LaRae) Cook, Roosevelt; and Randy (Bobbie) Mabbutt, Price; many other loving family members and a community of friends. She was preceded in death by mother; sons, Michael and Thomas Paskins.
Funeral service Tues., April 9, 1 p.m., Mitchell Funeral Home, 233 E. Main Street, Price. Family will be at Mitchell's Tuesday one hour prior to services. Interment, Wellington City Cemetery.
Our brave little angel Andrew Charles Johansen returned home to his Heavenly Father from his parents arms on April 4, 2002 after a valiant struggle from an early birth. He was born with his brother Shane Emmett Johansen at Utah Valley Hospital on Dec. 12, 2001. He was in tune with his family and would look at them and give them comfort when they needed it most. He is survived by his parents Larry J. and Anna Marie Bingham Johansen of Huntington. His twin brother Shane Emmett Johansen, grandparents Merwin and Larie Johansen of Elmo, and Clyde and Christy Bingham of Huntington, his great-grandmother Doreen Emmett of Fillmore, and several aunts, uncles and cousins.
Friends may call at the Huntington Stake Center on April 9 from 10 - 10:45 a.m. Funeral services will follow at 11 a.m. Interment will follow in the Huntington City Cemetery.
The family expresses their heartfelt thanks to the many friends and family members who have been by their side, and especially the doctors, nurse practitioners, respiratory therapists and nurses and staff at Utah Valley who worked so lovingly and hard with our precious Andrew.
ELMO - Our dear husband, father, and grandpa, Russell D. Pace, 80, passed away on a bright sunny April Fool's Day, 2002. He was from Jan. 7, 1922, in Gunnison, Utah to Beulh and Eleanor Pace
He married Evelyn Louise Foster Pace on May 27, 1946. They have five children. Russ was a Veteran of World War II where he drove a tank and was proud to serve his country. He was a painter most of his life and ran Russ Pace Painting for many years. He was a member of the Painter's Union.
He is survived by his wife, Eve of Elmo, whom he cared for with loving care for the past three year as she has had a lingering illness; five children: Kim (Mark) Nelson, Boulder, Colo.; Kathie (Jerry) Anderson, Elmo; Cal Pace, Price; Kristi (Jim) Snyder, Huntington; Cliff (Brenda) Pace, Boulder, Colo; 11 grandchildren, 16 great-grandchildren; sister, Beulah Nichols, Salt Lake City; brother, Robert Pace, Kearns.
Graveside service was held April 5, at the Elmo Cemetery after a viewing at the Fausett Mortuary in Price.
Arvetta Eama Satterfield, age 89, passed away March 31, 2002 at her home in Columbia where she has resided for the past 54 years. She was born March 8, 1913 in Dalton, S.D. to James Albert and Estella Doak Hardin. She married Everett L. Satterfield Dec. 1, 1934 in Tulsa Oklahoma.
Arvetta graduated from Carbon College in 1951 and attended BYU, Westminster and University of Utah and graduated as Salutatorian from Utah State University in 1954. She taught art classes in East Carbon and at CEU for 25 years.
After her retirement she taught adult literacy and art. She also served on the city council and as mayor pro-tem and was very active in civic affairs until her health failed her at the age of 89. She was one of the first three women to join Rotary International in 1966, later honored as Woman of the Year and as a Paul Harris Fellow in 1992.
Arvetta was the 1993 Grand Marshal for the East Carbon Daze parade.
America Airlines gave her the Wings of Eagles award for her lifetime of service.
The St. Joseph Indian School and Mission in Chamberlain, S. D. honored her for her contributions to their endeavors collecting toys and clothes for the children.
She maintained an apartment for battered women for the past eight years.
In addition to all this, she was an accomplished artist in oils, water colors and acrylic.
Arvetta is survived by her daughter Arvetta (and Robert) Patt of Whittier, Calif. and son Erbey Satterfield of Ogden; six grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, sister Nellie O'Hare and brother Robert Paul Kappen.
Funeral services were held Mon., April 8, 2002 at 10 a.m. at the Good Shepherd Catholic Church. Friends called Sunday evening from 6-8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary in Price. Burial was in Price City Cemetery.
In Lieu of Flowers, donations may be made to the Colleen Quigley Womens Center c/o Fausett Mortuary 680 E. 100 S. Price, Ut. 84501
SALT LAKE/WELLINGTON - Our loving husband, father, son, brother, uncle and friend, Donald Vance Gray, went to sleep Friday night and woke in the arms of the Lord on Saturday, April 6, 2002.
Like all good Scots when confronted with a formidable foe, lymphoma, he fought valiantly. His determinations to "never give up" was an inspiration to all who knew him.
He was born May 30, 1947 in Rawlins, Wyo., to Loren and Marjorie Salisbury Gray. He married Lauri Perkins in 1984. They were blessed with one son, Cameron, in 1986.
He graduated from Skyline High School in Salt Lake City in 1965. Don attended Weber State College, participating in the ROTC. He graduated cum laude and was commissioned into the U.S. Army, receiving his second lieutenant bars at the time of his graduation in 1969. He served in the Army for four years as a train commander in the Berlin Brigade, attaining the rank of captain.
Upon leaving the Army, he spent a year in Scotland attending the University of Edinburgh and learning to play the bagpipes. When he returned to the States, he began a long career in the federal government, working first for the U.S. Forest Service and then bringing his talents to the U.S. Bureau of Land Management.
He loved the wide open spaces of Wyoming and Utah. He and his family spent many wonderful days in the places he loved, camping, hiking and cross-country skiing. He was very proud of his Scottish heritage and shared his love of all things Scottish with his family and friends, including its history, music and famous single malts.
He is survived by wife, Lauri; son, Cameron; parents, Loren and Marjorie Gray; sister, Sharon (Paul) Newton; and many nieces and nephews.
Funeral service will be Wed., April 10, 11 a.m., at the Price Chapel-Christian Missionary Alliance, 611 West Price River Drive. Family will be at Mitchell Funeral Home, 233 E. Main Street, Price, Tuesday evening, 7- 8 p.m., and at the Price Chapel Wednesday one hour prior to services. Interment, Wellington City Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers the family suggests contributions to the Lymphoma Research Foundation or the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.
PRICE - Louise Burton Tatton, 87, passed away April 5, 2002 in Price.
She was born Dec. 28, 1914 in Kenilworth to John Arthur and May Bell Lundgren Burton. She married Maurice Tatton June 1, 1937 in Spring Glen.
Louise graduated from Wasatch Academy.
Louise was a loving and devoted companion and caregiver to Maurice when he suffered a stroke.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Maurice; and daughter, Phyllis O'Meara. Survived by son, Richard (Sandra) Tatton; five grandchildren, Jennifer (Mike) Hallman, Joseph (Kathy) O'Meara, John O'Meara, Nick (Danelle) Tatton, Ali (Vaughn) Cecil; three sweet great-grandchildren, Andy Bryner, Samantha Tatton and Shawn Hallman.
Funeral service Tues., April 9, 10 a.m., at Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's Tuesday one hour prior to service. Interment, Price City Cemetery.


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Skip to comments.If Dorner Is Dead, Who Gets The $1.1M Reward Money?
Posted on 02/14/2013 9:03:49 AM PST by BenLurkin
LOS ANGELES (CBSLA.com) If Christopher Dorner is dead, who will get the $1.1 million reward that was being offered for his arrest? Officials say its complicated.
Randy Paige, reporting for CBS2 and KCAL9, says the language used was a reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the suspect.
There will be no arrest. And no conviction. So does Los Angeles have to pay up? And if so, to whom?
LA Councilman Dennis Zine is one of three council members who called on the city to offer $100,000. (The additional money came from other municipalities, organizations and private donations.)
Says Zine, Is it the arrest and conviction? Is it the ability to locate the individual who is wanted? Theres a lot of factors. Its going to be up to the legal experts to make that determination.
He believes it is unclear if the terms of the reward have been met.
We may have a lot of people file a claim. I made a 911 call, I thought he was in the mountains, whatever. So thats all going to be a process. Its not going to happen overnight but were obligated to follow the rule and the rule is if that follows what the boundaries are then that reward will be paid.
Who will decipher if arrest and conviction is followed to the letter? Says Zine, Thats going to be up to the legal experts to make that determination.
Richard Heltebrake, the man whose vehicle was allegedly carjacked by Dorner before he got into a shootout with San Bernardino deputies, told CBS2 and KCAL9 reporter Stacey Butler that he was absolutely going to pursue the $1 million.
The maid should get all the money.
There was NEVER an intended payout. I believe their orders were..."Kill on sight".
Nobody gets any reward, and that was how they had it planned.
The reward was offered for info leading to arrest and conviction, and they knew that they were not going to allow him to live and blab out the facts in court.
It certainly looks like they never wanted him alive
It was obvious from the very beginning.
That's easy, me.
It is a subspecies of Contract Law.
The answer is in there somewhere.
She'll get all the reward money that's paid out ;-)
Please see Post 4
It was your idea to use the "burners"?
Good call!
No one.
Dorner was not arrested or convicted, so they are not going to pay the reward.
Give it to the guy who said,
"Burn the M******-F***er Down!"
He's a hero among the shiny-boot Freepers.
The lady whom the shooter tied up. She managed to make the call that brought the full force of LE to bear.
You are johnny-on-the-spot right...there was never any plan or intention for Dorner to do a "perp walk".
There were no "maids".
It was a couple who went in to do some re-modeling on the cabin and surprised Dorner...
That's a good idea but maybe better would be to the families of those this maggot killed.
The guy that shot the Waco Tear Gas Canister, that's who. He must have used the same type of 'hot' canister that the FBI, or the US Military Advisors, or the ATF, or the IRS or the CIA, or the DEA, or whoever fired them off at Waco - I never really did hear any agency take credit for that fine, fine act that resulted in the deaths of dozens and dozens of men, women and children. Contratulations whoever you were, you should be right proud of your fine self /s
At least they could use some of it to rebuild the guys cabin they torched.
I just posted info from West...pretty much the standard...but I haven't looked up precedence. My best friend indexed for West for years.
I opined the same thing days ago. They weren't acting like someone that wanted to capture and arrest him. Acted like they wanted to keep him from a show trial and talking.
Sure looks that way to me (and the newspaper ladies, and the driver of the black truck...)
A disclaimer here of sorts: I in no way equate This guy with the people (especially the innocent children) that were killed by the government's use, I believe intentional, fire-starting gas canisters at Waco. I only remarked in the previous post because these fire-starters seem to be de riguere when the 'authorities' want to burn somebody's ass up.
Divided amoung the various police departments for coffee and donuts.
How about giving it to the owners of the cabin they burned down!!
I'd previously posted no opinion but my private thoughts were along those lines. Actually, in my thinking I broadened the context to how actual policing gets done in such extreme cases with the concept being we are pointing towards more of these, IMO. There are many lessons to be learned here.
I'm totally with you there.
More, too. The family of any officer killed in the line of duty should be financially set for life by definition. Even as an extremely small government conservative, there is no replacing "Dad". We should do whatever is possible (which is cash) for those killed in the line of duty.
Officers are called on to do tremendously difficult work. That places huge responsibility on them, for which we hold them to account at times. And, they have tremendous power, which must be exercised carefully. And, they should be paid very well. Etc. It's a massive tradeoff when your life is at stake.
Let's just be sure to balance all those factors with a thumb on the scales towards "Rule Of Law."
I agree. The way it was worded, there was never any intention to have to pay it out. He was not going to be arrested.
There is a good movie about 'police' intentions. It was called "Gaunlet" with Clint Eastwood and Sondra Locke as the poor 'perp' the entire police department wanted to murder before she could be arrested.
As a point of note, "non-fire starting" gas canisters were used first and when they didn't have the desired affect the more potent CS canisters were used. It is my understanding that CP Dorner was also in possesion of CS canisters.
Yep...that's what the 'authorities' said......just like in Waco...."We didn't have any idea this would start a fire - it was a surprise to us."
Now that you remind me, I remember "Gauntlet" when it first came out and I think it was recently on TV somewhere like TCM or Encore. I noticed it when I skimmed past late in the show with Eastwood and Locke in the scene I saw.
The maids.
It may have been. My point is that most ALL LEOs in any capacity know the difference and the likely outcomes. As for Dorner, my only understanding is that he possessed oxygen breathing gear and smoke canisters.
Remember when the FBI caught the Unabomber (sp)....the FBI had a friggin' party after they got him.
These boys will be doing the same.
This wasn't law enforcement....it was an assassination....
I'm not agreeing with Dorner in any way...He was a killer....
Indeed.. Why pay out one million dollars when you can spring a few bucks for incendiary tear gas. LOL I mean, that million bucks would've come from their pension fund!
Maybe I'm missing something. Warren Buffett didn't offer the money, so there is no "1.1 Million Dollars".
That's tax-payer money, and it probably wouldn't even cover the cost of the 2000-LEO weeny-roast, so what the heck is everyone talking about?
Who gets the money?
The government. I believe it counts as income...
Some of it will go toward urban renewal for the burned out cabin.
It should be distributed in trust to the children of those he killed.
There never was a MAID. The couple were the homeowners. On the other hand, the wife probably is a maid.
Thank you. It was gettig on my last ragged nerve thay no one was getting the story right.
Give it to the owner of the "M******-F***er" cabin the jack-booted thugs burned down.
Amendment VI, much like Amendment II... completely optional at the discretion of The State.
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I'm very proud of my country and the fact that it has responded to terrorist attacks by helping the people whose regimes have attacked us to throw off those fascists and build representative governments in their place.
We were told from the outset that the war against terrorism would be long and expensive, but the opponents of the war keep telling us it is a failure and that we need to set a date for pulling our forces out. As one who believes that it is better to confront these people in Iraq than here, I prefer to stand by those we've asked to believe in us.
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As an intern in the textile studio of the British museum, I was lucky enough to have the opportunity to work on the Norwich shroud conservation project. This began in January, and I have been working with the team since the very beginning, participating in all the stages of the conservation treatment.
With decisions about how to conserve the shroud made, we could begin to plan the details of the work.
We first had to make the shroud's final support board. We used a thick, acid free card that has a honeycomb structure inside. This makes it a very strong but light material, and perfect to use as a large carrying board. We covered it with a brushed cotton fabric to give it a slightly soft padding, and on top of that with a cotton fabric dyed to a neutral beige colour chosen by the team.
Next was the small matter of transferring the shroud onto the board. The handling and moving of a large, fragmentary and fragile textile is not straightforward and needs to be carried out like a military manœuvre.
We needed to get it in the right position on its support board straight away, because once it was on it, the nap of the cotton fabric would grip the shroud fragments and prevent us from moving it around.
Essentially we had to do a double flip to turn the textile over so that it was lying face down, and then back again onto the prepared support board. Each time the textile was sandwiched between rigid support boards to keep it in position.
We put the shroud on its temporary board in exactly the position we wanted it to be on its final support board, measuring in from the edges to ensure it was centred. The prepared final support board was then placed face down, resting directly on the shroud, with the corners of the two boards meeting exactly. The edges of the two support boards were clipped together, and the whole assemblage was turned as quickly as possible.
To secure the shroud to the board without stitching through it, we lay a piece of dyed nylon net. It took over 15 sample dyes to find a colour for the net which least affected the appearance of the shroud, the texts in particular. We viewed the samples under all varieties of lighting conditions and from all angles, and finally got a colour we were all happy with.
The three layers of fabric – that is, the cotton covering the support board, the shroud, and the net, were then secured together with stitches. By stitching through the thousands of small holes in the shroud, we anchor the semi transparent net to the cotton below, and thereby avoid stitching through the actual shroud itself. We use fine silk thread and curved needles that are normally used in surgery.
As we stitch, we have to ensure each thread is aligned in the direction of the weave as best is possible. This delicate work took over four weeks and at times three people were working on different areas simultaneously.
We are still completing this stage of the conservation treatment so it will be ready in time for the next Norwich Shroud Study Day, held at Norwich Castle Museum on May 24. When we're done, the shroud will be stabilised and can be admired by the public on display or loan. I hope they will take as much pleasure in viewing the object as the team had working on it.
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- The LAGRANT Foundation Scholarship: The LAGRANT Foundation awards graduate scholarships in the amount of $5,000 to students planning to increase ethnic diversity in the fields of public relations, marketing, and advertising.
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'I will live in the Past, the Present, and the Future!' Scrooge repeated, as he scrambled out of bed. 'The Spirits of all Three shall strive within me. Oh, Jacob Marley! Heaven, and the Christmas Time be praised for this! I say it on my knees, old Jacob, on my knees!' (Charles Dickens A Christmas Carol)
Christmas shopping
I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas
Cleaning parents house, prepare a little for start decorating in 13 days from now.
And so, as Tiny Tim observed, "God Bless us!! Everyone!!''
A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens (1843)
When it seems the magic slipped away...
We find it all again on Christmas Day.
*Seeing isn't believing.Believing is seeing.*
Spice bread (and how I wish I had some)!
The holly's up, the house is all bright, The tree is ready, the candles alight; Rejoice and be glad, all children tonight.
Bills, bills and more bills
Merry Snowy Christmas
Love & Peace to the World
That I am so happy with my friends. They are amazing. I feel a bit better even though professionally things are not going smoothly and I have the flu.


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Featuring a silky smooth ride sure to please moderate overpronators, the Brooks Adrenaline GTS 13 has moderate cushioning and a semi-firm ride.
Look no further than the Brooks Adrenaline GTS 13 if you want a shoe that provides stability, flexibility, and cushioning. DNA gel in the forefoot and heel respond to your stride to give you a customized ride, while elastic stretch eyelets lock in the foot for a great fit. A durable construction makes this shoe suitable for everyday use.
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Stack Height: Heel (30mm), Forefoot (17mm)
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The Brooks Adrenaline GTS 13 is a moderate feature, maximum support shoe designed for daily training and high mileage. It is built with a semi-curved shape.
Comments: This is the fourth generation of Adrenaline GTS that I have owned and I have to say that it's the perfect shoe for me. I would be classified as a moderate over pronator. Now, mind you I didn't WANT to like this shoe - it's relatively heavy, has a high heel/toe drop and isn't terribly sexy. I really wanted to like the lighter, faster, sleeker neutral shoes out there, and I tried a ton of them. Unfortunately, every other shoe I have tried either hurts my knee or ankle, gives me blisters or isn't cushioned enough. The Adrenaline 13 has given me absolutely no problems. I run injury-free and blister-free. I've done marathons, 5k's and every distance in between and my trusty Adrenalines have been there the whole time. So, I don't want to love these shoes but I do. Hopefully Brooks doesn't make any radical changes to future models because I'd have to look for a successor. Well done on the Adrenalines! Please, oh please Brooks, give these shoes some more visual appeal. Crazy colors, weird designs... Something. Anything. Just add a little more visual spice to the design.
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Comments: I've had the 11s and the 12s. I'm coming back to Brooks for the 13s after trying a different brand. It was not worth saving $30 on a different shoe.
From: Matt, Tuscaloosa, Al, USA
Comments: I have been wearing the Kayano 18 Asics shoe for a while and overall I have been satisfied; however in my research, I kept noticing that Brooks had been getting great reviews. Since I am a heavy set male that weighs in excess of two hundred and fifty pounds, I entered that information at Brooks and they suggested the GTS 13 which are very comfortable but they give to much on the top of the shoe which makes me wear them on the side. I am extremely disappointed and I don't think I should even wear them anymore. I have only walked approximately eight times and the bottom is holding up but the top does not support a heavy person. I believe Brooks made a bad suggestion in the GTS13.
From: Ralph, Donalsonville, GA, USA
Comments: Currently running in the Brooks Trance 11 (and have run in the Adrenaline 11's) and was looking for a lighter cushioned support shoe for shorter/faster workouts. I found what I was looking for in the Adrenaline 13! Heel has a great feel with plenty of cushioning without being mushy and the shoe definitely has the support I need- I am a medium overpronator with flat arches. Will probably get another pair soon.
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2013 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 is Capable, Dependable and Efficient
With a broad range of body styles and proven, fuel-efficient powertrains, the 2013 Silverado 1500 can tackle just about any job a truck owner can imagine – from hauling equipment and a crew to a job site to towing a camper for a family vacation.
Reflecting the importance of low cost of ownership to full-size pickup customers, Silverado XFE continues to offer proven V-8 power with a fuel consumption rating 9.1L/100km highway.
Silverado's capable, efficient powertrains have helped make it the most dependable, longest-lasting full-size pickup, backed by a five-year/160,000-kilometre limited powertrain warranty.
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Powertrain grade braking is now included in all six-speed automatic transmissions. This feature reduces brake rotor temperatures 100 degrees Celsius on grade tests by downshifting transmission gears, thereby reducing brake applications on long downhill conditions.
Silverado 1500 offers a comprehensive array of features that make it an excellent choice for towing and hauling, including:
Silverado's full-size truck architecture enables a smooth ride and confident handling, without compromising the capability that is so important to pickup customers. A lineup of powerful small-block V-8 engines and six-speed automatic transmissions complement the strong chassis by enabling a maximum payload capacity of 838 kilograms (1,937 lbs). When equipped with the available max trailering package and the 6.2L V-8, the Silverado 1500 can tow up to 4,853 kilograms (10,700 lbs).
For customers looking for enhanced fuel economy, the Silverado XFE (2WD crew cab) delivers a fuel consumption rating of 9.1L/100km highway, thanks to unique aerodynamic enhancements, a 5.3L/six-speed automatic powertrain and other details. It also boasts a towing capacity of 3,175 kilograms (7,000 lbs).
The Silverado Hybrid returns for 2013, delivering segment-leading fuel efficiency estimates of 10.1L/100km city/8.4L/100km highway, while offering the Silverado's traditional capabilities – including a 2,767 kilogram (6,100-lb) towing capacity. Please see the separate Silverado Hybrid release for complete details and specifications.
Two new colours are added for 2013: Deep Ruby Metallic and Blue Topaz Metallic.
Silverado design and exterior features
Silverado's chiselled design and broad-shouldered stance reflect the no-nonsense capability that have defined Chevy trucks for nearly 95 years, and give Silverado a confident, firmly planted stance. Design details include a power dome hood, flared rear fenders, vertically stacked reflector-optics headlamps and Chevrolet's iconic bow tie emblem in the grille.
A chrome bumper is standard on LT and XFE trim level models, while LTZ trim level models receive body-colour front bumpers. The large, grab-style door handles are designed for easy use with gloves.
Highlights of Silverado's standard and available exterior features include:
The Z71 appearance package is available on LT and LTZ extended cab and crew cab models. Content includes the Z71 suspension package, 18-inch aluminum wheels and all-terrain tires, fog lamps, body-colour lower front fascia and grille, outside mirrors and door handles, unique Z71 decal, bright aluminum Chevrolet sill plates, Z71 gauge cluster, chrome recovery hooks, and Rancho front and rear shocks.
Dealer-installed accessories are available for Silverado 1500, including tonneau covers, chrome packages, bed liners, utility racks and more.
Silverado interior standard and available features
Silverado features two interiors to meet the diverse needs of customers. The WT and LT trim levels feature the "pure pickup"interior and the LTZ trim level features the luxury-inspired interior similar to Chevrolet's full-size utilities.
WT and LT trim levels feature larger controls and door handles that are easier to use with gloves. A large-capacity, double glove box is part of the instrument panel. LTZ models feature a luxury-inspired interior with a unique instrument panel, door panels, larger-capacity centre console that offers 20.1 litres of undivided storage and other distinct trim.
A stadium-style rear seat with a 60/40-split design and folding centre armrest is standard on crew cab models and available on extended cab models. It can be easily folded up with one hand, without using a release handle, to provide an uninterrupted load floor. Alternatively, either section of the split seat can be stowed independently, allowing room for both cargo and a rear-seat passenger.
Rear access doors open 170 degrees for easy entry to the rear seat/storage area of extended cab models. Power-operated rear side windows lower completely into the 170-degree access doors, providing 100-percent openness on LT and LTZ models. Additional interior features include:
Silverado's interior colour and trim combinations include Ebony, Light Cashmere/Dark Cashmere, Light Titanium/Dark Titanium and Dark Titanium.
Silverado powertrains
Silverado models are powered by an efficient lineup of proven engines, led by Vortec small-block V-8s. These engines build on 57 years of V-8 experience and billions of real-world miles, while also including advanced technologies such as Active Fuel Management (AFM) and variable valve timing (VVT) to optimize performance and efficiency. Three FlexFuel engines are available – and partnered with fuel-saving AFM – giving customers the choice of powering their truck with E85 ethanol, gasoline or a combination of both fuels.
Silverado 1500's engine offerings include:
Silverado chassis and suspension
Built on GM's full-size truck platform, the Silverado incorporates features such as a fully boxed frame – with a hydroformed front section – coil-over-shock front suspension and rack-and-pinion steering.
Silverado is offered with five suspension systems, each tailored to suit specific driving requirements:
A stiff frame reduces vibrations transmitted to the passenger cabin, while the strength and accuracy of the fully boxed frame also enable precise mounting and tuning of chassis and suspension components. Wide front and rear tracks – 68.1 inches (1,732 mm) front/67 inches (1,702 mm) rear – enhance handling and vehicle stability for a more confident road feel.
Additional chassis and suspension details include:
The Z71 suspension is available on LT and LTZ models. Content includes high-pressure, gas-charged monotube shocks, on/off-road tires, off-road jounce bumpers, a durable skid plate and high-capacity air cleaner.
The NHT max trailering package is available on LT and LTZ extended cab and crew cab models. Content includes the 6.2L V-8 engine, heavy-duty automatic locking rear differential, Z85 suspension, 9.5-inch rear axle, 3.73 axle ratio, 17-inch aluminum wheels and on/off-road tires and four-wheel disc brakes.
Silverado safety and crash-avoidance features
Silverado has a strong body structure to absorb crash energy and provide a protective "safety cage" around occupants. Standard head curtain side air bags with rollover protection are featured for all seating rows, while standard seat-mounted side-impact air bags for driver and right-front passenger provide thorax and pelvic protection. The roof-mounted head curtain air bags include design features that provide increased rollover protection and occupant containment.
Additional safety features include:
OnStar details
Six months of OnStar Directions and Connections service is standard on Silverado. OnStar is the global leading provider of connected safety, security and mobility solutions and advanced information technology.
OnStar's RemoteLink Mobile App allows smartphone users to control vehicle functions, access vehicle information and send directions directly to the vehicle. A new, opt-in service called FamilyLink allows subscribers to stay connected to loved ones by checking the location of their vehicle online or by signing up for vehicle location alerts.
Silverado also features new OnStar button icons. Drivers will notice an updated look for the Hands-Free Calling button, blue OnStar button and red Emergency button.
More information about OnStar can be found at www.onstar.ca/.
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Vancouver, BC-Bluerock Resources Ltd. announced that it has purchased a 100 percent interest in the Mancos Uranium Mill Project near Green River, via the acquisition of Mancos Resources Incorporated. The acquisition furthers the company's goal of becoming a stand alone uranium producer in the US Southwest. The status of Utah as an "Agreement State" as well as the location selected for the mill site is expected to streamline the permitting processes, with a forecasted three to four year development timeline for a new standalone 1,200 ton per day milling complex. The MRI Uranium Mill Project compliments both the Company's existing three year toll milling agreement with Denison Mines (USA) and Company plans to ramp up annual production from 100,000 tons to 425,000 tons.
"The acquisition of MRI has allowed the company to fast-track its uranium mill site selection process in a timely and cost effective manner and will facilitate Bluerock's aim of becoming a standalone United States uranium producer" stated Bluerock President and CEO Michael Collins. "We welcome the addition of key MRI nd look forward to working with Emery County and the State of Utah in advancing the Mancos Uranium Mill, which will ultimately positively impact both the local and State economies."
MRI recently completed a comprehensive uranium milling facility site selection process, which culminated in the execution of a Best Effort Agreement between MRI and Emery County, Utah under which MRI will be the first tenant in the recently approved Mancos Hills Industrial Park near Green River. The proposed 1,200 ton per day Uranium Mill Complex will be located on a property six miles northwest of the town of Green River covering an area of approximately 640 acres of land. Key MRI employees have joined Bluerock to ensure the mill permitting and construction processes are successful.
The Mancos Uranium Mill Project is in the permitting/design phase with an estimated start-up date of mid-2011. Public consultation, baseline environmental, and geotechnical assessments have begun and MRI has also commenced the selection process for design/build engineering firms.
The Mancos Hills Industrial Park is strategically located proximal to Bluerock's uranium projects in the San Rafael Swell, Orange Cliffs and Uravan uranium districts. The mill location site also has a number of existing social, infrastructure, geological and topographical advantages including; a low nearby population; existing roads, rail, water and power, a thick and tight surficial geologic unit (for increased fluids control) and flat-lying topography (for increased control of storm water run-on and run-off).
Under the terms of the agreement Bluerock will acquire 100 percent of MRI by fulfilling the following considerations:
1)Payment of US $286,514.66 (200 percent of expenses incurred by MRI to date).
2) 1,500,000 shares of Bluerock subject to the following vesting schedule:
* 300,000 shares upon the Closing of the Agreement (including Exchange approval);
* 300,000 shares upon MRI obtaining control of all applicable land rights for the proposed mill facility Property;
* 300,000 shares upon successful completion of 12 months of appropriate baseline environmental data gathering;
* 300,000 shares upon submittal of a complete permit application for the construction and operation of a uranium recovery facility on the property;
* 300,000 shares upon successful issuance of the required permits and approvals for the construction and operation of a uranium recovery facility on the property.
Bluerock Resources Ltd. is a uranium mining company focused on developing tomorrow's energy today through the acquisition and development of conventional uranium resources.


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We snapped this Project Show-goer in an effortless ensemble to show you what casual-cool looks like in the muggy NYC summertime. She's wearing a loose tank over a hot pink bikini top and some classic cut-off shorts. High tops and a stylish bag, and she's out the door! Ladies, take note. Boys, you can wear basically the same thing, sans-hot pink bikini.
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HELPER-Our beloved son, brother, uncle, grandson and friend, Joshua Ben Shepherd, age 21, passed away in his home the evening of June 17, 2011. Born Jan. 21, 1990 in Price, Utah to Clark and Debbie Nielson Shepherd.
Josh was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Spring Glen Ward. He loved his family and friends and he was not afraid or ever embarrassed to show his love for people, as everyone was greeted with his big bear hug, a kiss on the cheek and a tender "love you." Everybody was a "buddy" to Josh and regardless of their life circumstances Josh always said, "They're still good people."
Josh was a lover of the great outdoors. Whether it be camping, fishing, hunting or his all time favorite four-wheeling in the mud and snow, that's where Josh was the happiest. The deeper the better. There was no one more proud of a muddy truck than he. Growing up Josh was the entrepreneur of the Spring Glen community. Mowing lawns, bailing hay, shoveling snow, Josh was not afraid of a little hard work. As long as he was making a buck or two he was a happy boy.
Survived by his parents, Debbie Shepherd, Helper, Clark Shepherd, Greenwood, Ark.; siblings, Jenny (Phil) Thompson, West Jordan, Jamie Shepherd (Darrin Bradley) Wellington, Jesse Shepherd (Cortney Reaveley), Price, Jolene Shepherd (Steve Lessar), Helper; loving grandparents, Joyce A. Cross, Spring Glen, Bud (LaRae) Nielson, Pleasant Grove, Oren Shepherd, Murray; precious nephew and niece, Carson and Lexy.
Preceded in death by his grandmother Verna Shepherd; great grandmother, Vivian Marlor Jacobson.
Funeral Service, Thursday, June 23, 2011, 11 a.m. Helper LDS Stake Center, 150 Ridgeway, Helper. Family will receive friends Wednesday, June 22, 2011 from 6-8 p.m. at Mitchell Funeral Home, 233 East Main, Price, and from 9:30-10:40 a.m. on Thursday prior to service at the church. Interment, Mt. View Cemetery, Helper.
Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price where friends are welcome to share memories of Josh online at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net.


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By GARY ARRINGTONSports writer
Eagles claw Spartans 34-8
The Juan Diego Soaring Eagles made last Friday night miserable for the hometown Emery Spartans as they used their size and speed to defeat the Spartans 34-8 in Region 8 play in Castle Dale.
The undersized Spartans kept the game close in the first quarter as they battled their opponent to almost a standoff. A 60-yard run by Mychal Robinson was the key play that allowed the Eagles to lead 7-0 after the first period.
The second quarter was a disaster for the Spartans offensively as they had a fumble by Dave Justice and an interception thrown by quarterback Dempsey Jeffs that were quickly converted into scores by the visiting team.
Juan Diego started the first two scoring drives of the second quarter at the Emery 13 yard line and the Emery 26 yard line. Robinson then finished off the second quarter scoring with a 73-yard run. Juan Diego led 27-0.
Coach Jimmy Jones talked about the Eagles after the game, "They are really good and they are so big and so physical along both the offensive and defensive lines. They were quicker than us and Robinson is the fastest back I've seen this year. Juan Diego is the best team we have seen this year."
Jones also complimented his own team, "We played really well in the first quarter. The game got away from us in the second quarter with the turnovers and the quick scores but we continued to play hard through the end of the game. Our effort continued to improve even though you did not see it on the scoreboard." Jones continued, "They have really big, physical seniors on the line and we have really physical juniors. We more than held our own, especially considering how big they are. Our kids played hard all game."
Emery's only score came on a Justice run and he then scored on a 2-point conversion to give Emery their 8 points. Juan Diego had a single touchdown in the second half, with it coming in the third quarter.
Justice finished the day with 105 yards on 22 carries and he caught two passes for 20 yards. Jeffs completed six passes in 12 attempts for 37 yards and ran the ball four times for 14 yards. Dave Acosta ran the ball 10 times for 50 yards and Kade Jones had two receptions for 15 yards. Emery finished the game with 211 total yards of offense and Juan Diego finished with 311 yards.
Emery now plays two games on the road as they travel to Delta this Friday night, and Delta has never been a hospitable place to go, and then a week later they travel to North Sanpete to close out region play.


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Instruction Memorandum No. 2006-206
Expires: 09/30/2007
To: All State Directors
From: Assistant Director, Minerals, Realty and Resource Protection
Subject: Oil and Gas Bond Adequacy Reviews
Program Area: Federal Oil and Gas Lease Operations and Bonding
Purpose: To reiterate regulatory and policy bonding requirements for oil and gas operations on Federal lands, including split estate lands, and on private lands.
Policy/Action: Each State Office (SO) administering an oil and gas program shall establish an action plan with a goal that operators on Federal oil and gas leases are reviewed for risk assessment and bond adequacy. The goal of the action plan is to develop a process to ensure review of operations on Federal oil and gas leases and include steps to increase bond amounts when it is determined necessary. When a review determines that an operator has an increase in activities, or when record title or operating rights are transferred and the transferor is the bonded party and is transferring all of its lease interests, or we are notified of a change of operator, the authorized officer (AO) will determine whether existing bonding is adequate.
The bond may be increased to any level specified by the AO, although the bond amount should not be increased solely on the number of wells on the lease. In no circumstance shall the bond amount exceed the total of the estimated cost of plugging and reclamation, the amount of uncollected royalties due, plus the amount of monies owed to the lessor due to previous violations remaining outstanding. If an operator's bond coverage is determined inadequate, the bonded party will be contacted and requested to increase its bonding or negotiate a plan to reduce plugging obligations and/or conduct reclamation work.
Additionally, the bond may be decreased if the Federal liability on the bond is reduced. This may occur when plugging and reclamation activities are performed on a lease or leases while some operational liabilities still remain under the bond. In other instances, State or other local jurisdictions may require new or increased bonding for liabilities already covered by the Federal bond. If these other jurisdictional bonds may be used to pay for Federal liabilities covered by our bond in case of operator default, then these bonds may be considered in reducing the Federal bond amount (but not below the regulatory minimum). The AO should take into account all liabilities secured by such bonds held by other governments in determining whether it is reasonable to reduce the Federal bond coverage in reliance on these bonds.
It is important that idle and inactive wells be reviewed and that continuous reclamation monitoring be conducted to identify potential problems and liabilities and to assess adequacy of existing bond amounts. Attachment 1 contains standard business process descriptions for bond adequacy reviews.
This memorandum is not intended to force across-the-board increases for all bonds. Upon your analysis, however, there are likely situations where a bond increase should be pursued. The judgment and field experience of your staff is paramount in making these determinations. We are mindful of the need to maintain an acceptable risk level, yet not to place an undue burden on industry.
Implementation of this policy and its progress will initially be evaluated during FY 2007.
Policy Clarification: The AO has the authority to require an increase to an existing statewide or nationwide bond, as well as an individual lease bond, to cover a specific liability on one or several Federal leases. Liabilities may include produced water impoundment structures, wells with significant liabilities, surface production facilities, or other surface uses with significant reclamation liabilities. This type of bond increase can be accomplished via a bond rider that is reserved solely for the liability specified, so that other demands on the statewide or nationwide bond could not draw on that increased amount of the bond.
The AO also has the authority to require bonding for reclamation of off-lease lands or surface waters that may be adversely affected by operations necessary on the leasehold. Examples of off-lease liability could include disposal pits, on-channel reservoirs or produced water impoundments constructed on private lands for use by one or more Federal leases. Bonding for these types of off-lease liabilities can be covered by a bond rider attached to a lease, a statewide or a nationwide oil and gas bond and should specify the specific off-lease liability to be covered. The AO must take into account the existence of any other bond covering these off-lease liabilities required by BLM for example, a 2805 right-of-way bond, the State or other jurisdiction, in order to prevent duplication of bond coverage.
Timeframe: The guidance contained in this Instruction Memorandum is effective immediately.
Background: Task 7 of the National Energy Policy Implementation Plan requires the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) to explore improvements related to liability and reclamation of Federal oil and gas leases. The regulations under 43 CFR 3104-Bonds, require that the lessee, operating rights owner, or operator provide bond coverage prior to surface disturbing activities and to maintain adequate bond coverage during the operational period of a lease. The AO may require an increase in the amount of any bond whenever it is determined that the operator poses a risk. Risk factors include, but are not limited to, a history of previous violations, a notice from the Minerals Management Service that uncollected royalties are due, or when the total cost of plugging existing wells and reclaiming lands exceeds the present bond amount based on the estimates determined by the AO and the lessees' economic condition warrant concern about their ability to meet the cost of plugging and reclamation.
Budget Impact: Some additional resources to perform an increased level of operator, lease operations and bond reviews may be required.
Regulation/Manual/Handbook Sections Affected: Regulations at 43 CFR 3104, 3106.6 and 3163.3-1, and Handbooks 3104-1 and 3106-1.
Coordination: BLM Washington, State and Field Office Staff, and the Solicitor's Office.
Contact: If you have any questions about this guidance, please contact Tim Spisak at (202) 452-5061.
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is EA really this delusional about the games success still?
You need to realize that this is an entirely voluntary system.
It provides NO bonus really.
We already have Valor rank for people who like to pvp, maybe this will cater more to pve'ers .
Anyways, as every other title grind, it's not mandatory, if you like playing in that fashion, you'll get good reputation regardless of whether you're trying or not.
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This thread summed up... You are eating dinner, lets say steak, then the cook walks over and says hey, we will now offer pizza as well if you decide you want that, or you can ignore it and just continue eating what you are eating now. And then you reply by saying HOW DARE YOU OFFER PZZA!!!!!! I HATE PIZZA!!!!! Yeah, evil SWTOR offering something that someone may like.... How dare they!
Because you don't want the pizza smell stenching the room.
I eagerly read all SWTOR announcements, hoping against hope that they will do something to make me want to return. And now this - yet ANOTHER grind mechanism, a thinly veiled attempt to keep people playing not because they are having fun but because they have invested too much already to leave.
I left another beloved IP, LOTRO, when they nosedived into the cash shop exploitation model. SWTOR's pain is of another variety, but no less dispiriting.
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Seriously, after all the things they could do to save the game they make a faction/rep grind? Really? It's like watching a train wreck you really can't look away it's so bad.
As I remember when last time checked swtor is still 2nd game for sub numbers. Yes, very far behind wow, but still.
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Look at this new "feature", never requested by anyone, never suggested by the community, just another number grind in good old static SWTOR-world
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