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Finishing 3 German captured KV-2s that I started last year around this time. Just trying to clear a little of the wall 'o partially done projects.
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By SYLVIA NELSONStaff Writer
The InterAgency semi-monthly meeting was held on March 1 at the Emery County Courthouse. Kathy Thomas of Active Re-Entry for Emery County and the Emery County Food Bank welcomed all and conducted the meeting.
Twelve resource agencies were represented with a variety of information exchanged to better serve the people of Emery County.
Jackie Anderson of Bringing Hope To Single Moms Foundation is presenting a break from everyday routines which will help moms take charge of their lives, get "safety nets" in place and experience the support of other single mothers. This break time will enable single moms to learn about community resources and find a mentor to help encourage them toward self-reliance. There is no charge for these classes but space is limited; call to register at 637-5542 or 381-5410.
Donna Thomas of Woodward Home Care was introduced and told of services offered. She can be reached at 637-3511 for more details.
Emery County Commissioner Ira Hatch attended and added to information presented which pertained particularly to Emery County.
Maughn Guymon, over the Emery County Aging program of Southeastern Utah, expressed his concerns which have been magnified upon hearing that 200 plus state workers will be laid off. There is also concern that funds for the aging program will be cut which will inhibit the expansion of home delivered meals that help provide better care for the elderly of our communities. He anticipates an even greater cut in 2003. The meals will continue for now as set up but creative ways will have to be found to make sure those who cannot enjoy a meal at the senior centers, can have meals delivered to them. "In-home care and meals are the core to keeping people out of nursing homes," stated Guymon. He gave state statistics of only $968 per person per year for in-home care and meals, versus the $3,300 it costs per month at a nursing home. "The legislature has a lot of choices to make, but limited budget. Our own representatives have fought for these services to continue." Guymon can be reached at 637-4268.
Larry Heaton, of Adult Protection Services, brought forth some cautions and concerns about hearing aid sales and services in our area. He asked agencies to pass the word to potential hearing aid clients to be cautioned about being pressured; some hearing aids are very high priced; make sure you are dealing with a reputable dealer. He cautioned against the many scams around that take advantage of unknowing people. Call him at 636-2394 if you have a problem to report of these concerns.
Sylvia Nelson, representing Habitat for Humanity of Castle Country, stated that plans to build on the two lots in Castle Dale are pending enough funds to start the builds. A golf fundraiser in Green River will be on April 20, and a bowling fund raiser will be May 4. There are two qualified families, but applications are still being taken. The Helper house was successfully sold to another family making four homes that are generating funds back into the next builds. The HFH office is located at the Carbon County Courthouse downstairs and can be reached at 636-3230.
Kathy Thomas said on the last Monday of every month at 3 p.m. at the Center is a support group that is well attended. Call Thomas at 381-5410. She hopes to start a similar group soon in Green River. Thomas stated that she is in Green River on the first Monday of the month (unless it is a holiday, then the next week) from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. at the Senior Center (564-8236) or people can contact the Sheriff's office there, and she will get the message to be able to get help and information to those who need resource help.
Concerns were raised about the availability of a Social Security representative to be in this area or at least more available. A representative comes to Price on only the second Wednesday of the month, between 9:30 a.m. and 2 p.m., and not at all to Emery County. Concerns about telephone contact with Social Security were also addressed and felt to be very challenging also.
John Sehestedt of Emery County Housing Authority stated that there is no new information about the housing. He can be reached at 381-2902.
Laurie Pitchforth of the Retired Senior Volunteer Program, is encouraged and has more volunteers this month, has established new stations, and has tax assistance help set up. She needs more volunteers for a variety of stations. She can be reached at 384-2421.
Nancy Bentley over the Active Re-Entry Program said that Perky Travel is up and running to help those needing transportation for treatments at various hospitals. She said that 24 people have used this service in just the last six months; over 720 trips in all. Active Re-Entry also helps with emergency equipment; helps meet guidelines at home and independently. She can be reached at 637-4950.
Workforce Services was represented by Delena Fish, Manager. She reported that Workplace Essential Skills, a new public television series is available on tape through the DWS office. This series of 30 minute tapes teaches the attitudes and competencies necessary for success at work. It focuses on the needs of those who are unemployed, underemployed, or new to the world of work, by teaching basic job search, reading, writing, math, and communication skills.
She noted that DWS was awarded money from excess TANF Dollars, to enhance gaps in services for Emery County youth. This money was targeted to enhance exposure to the employment market and work opportunities. A panel of local business people highlighting 12 vocational occupations in Emery County was presented at Emery High School. EHS students signed up for trips to Bridgerland Technology College in Logan, to CEU, and Snow South at Richfield to see educational opportunities in those fields. There are five, $1,000 scholarships that can be applied for, which are not necessarily based upon academics but to help those who are serious about getting an education.
The TANF funds can also be used for help to families in crisis which will help keep families employed; such as help with car repair, housing needs, counseling needs and employment opportunities. She is concerned that there will probably be cutbacks at DWS in some areas. The Medicaid program may resume the maximum of seven prescriptions that it will pay for. The CHIPS program is accepting no new applicants. Unemployment is high: 9.6 percent. Manager Fish stated that Castle Dale DWS is trying to look at other resources to help get individuals back to work.
Dana Olsen, with SouthEastern Utah Health Department, said that kindergarten registration sign-ups have begun. Child Find is scheduled for April 25 to see if your child can qualify for early intervention programs. Call for an appointment. The new cancer center is in the same building as public health and Boyd's pharmacy.


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Ozzie Guillen, perhaps upset he wasn't included in my baseball managers lookalikes (but probably not), was ejected early by Joe West on Wednesday. White Sox starter Mark Buehrle followed an inning later, both ejections stemming from West balk calls.
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I haven't seen anything in any of your posts to rate a ban. In fact, you may be the first person I've seen here to truly get banned for no reason. Maybe a Mod had a bad day over there at Anet. But, yeah, if I were you, I'd appeal it.
I honestly don't know how to do that, besides it's only a temp ban so I can live and just wait it out. I appreciate the support tho about not being able to find out why. I know I sure as heck could not come up with anything.
Originally posted by Gurpslord
Apparently I've been banned from ANET forums and no reason has been given at all. I know I haven't violated any of their rules but I find it curious since I'm the guy that started the post that got blown all to insanity over this gear / gate issue. I've emailed them and expect a response but wow, has anything like this happened to anyone else?
No dude. In all my internet posting life, I have never managed to troll a Forum Mod bad enough to get banned from any website. I guess I hold it against myself as it's like skipping an important right of passage in childhood and inevitably it makes me question my creditentials. Sometimes, you just have to acknowledge that others are better than you.
The worst that's happened to me is real life threats of violence or death by uncontrollably raging loons that spring up here on site from time to time. So far, I have gotten three of those that I can remember but they got gone as the Mods come by and ban them.
It is what it all is.
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I get banned more times a week than Hellen Keller gets bruises from bumping into walls.
I don't think she bruises much these days. She still can't hear or see though.
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You should do a blog post on this.
Reflex skepticism is just as bad as reflex credulity, I suppose.
Sorry op, I apologize.
But it brings me such joy, even when I'm the occasional target. Call me a masochist.
MMORPG genre is dead. Long live MMOCS (Massively Multiplayer Online Cash Shop).
At least they're not as bad as the SWTOR forum mods.
I haven't been banned on GW2 forums. Quite a few infractions but no temp ban yet.
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On Jan. 7, 2004, I was diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor at Castleview Hospital and transported by ambulance to the Huntsman Cancer Institute. On Jan. 8, I underwent eight hours of brain surgery to remove as much of the tumor as possible. The surgeon who performed the operation was Dr. Randy Jensen. I spent four days in the neurological intensive care unit and then was transferred to the rehab portion of the hospital under the care of Dr. Janet Balbierz. I spent three weeks doing physical therapy, speech therapy, occupational therapy and recovering from the surgery.
Around Jan. 20, I started doing radiation treatments five days a week under the care of Dr. Gordon Watson. I was released from the hospital Feb. 3, 2004, but I had to stay in Salt Lake until March 4 to continue radiation treatments. I started chemotherapy on March 18 under the care of Dr. Deborah Blumenthal.
I have five treatments a month, having received the last one on March 26. On April 18 I will start another treatment and then go back to Salt Lake City in May for another MRI. Depending on the outcome of the tests, I may be able to stop the chemo treatments.
Cancer is no stranger to our family. My mother died of lung cancer. My dad's sister died of brain cancer. I have cousins and others who have also been affected by this disease.
This is something that people think will never happen to them. It makes one think that this shouldn't be happening to me. Going to the store once was an easy task. My husband Richard, had to take over all the responsibilities. I just don't know what you would do without someone to help you.
The whole life change has been such a challenge. Results from the surgery have left me with partial paralysis in my right side leaving not much feeling. I'm left handed so that's not too bad. One of the hardest things is how I have been so limited in some areas. Driving, walking, reading and recognizing words have become challenges. My speech therapist, Jeff, has taught me a lot. I can pick out a lot of the words and can now write a letter, reading it is more difficult. I can go walking, someone else goes too just for safety. I can exercise and use the equipment without assistance. I've also started scrapbooking.
Because of my vision problem, I have help with cutting and gluing. I can vacuum, fold laundry, dust, and do some cooking. I can play some games on the computer, this helps to stimulate my mind.
I used to work at Four Corners Mental Health as a substance abuse counselor, and at Castle Dale Elementary for several years. I loved it, the kids were so fun. I'm able to go down to Four Corners once or twice a month to visit co-workers.
My doctors have been fantastic. My daughter has come and stayed with me. My sister and stepdaughter (who is also taking chemo), were at the hospital and have been by my side. My neighbors, Shirley, Becky, and Cali have been such a big help. My co-workers, my family (of six), and 10 grandchildren call and check on me regularly. I have such a great support system.
Cali has helped me a lot. You would think that most teenagers wouldn't want to spend their time coming to sit with someone who is sick. But Cali comes over at night and helps me. At Christmas time, she came over and helped me put up the tree and decorate it. Then she came back after Christmas to take down the tree and put it all away. She even grew her hair out to have it cut off to donate to Locks of Love in my honor.
If I had any advice to give you, it would be this, keep a positive attitude. Fight for your life! When someone offers help, let them. Don't let your pride get in the way. When you get feeling down or your attitude starts to change, you pop it back right away.
I was very independent. I'm still the same person as I was before, I just have different needs.
My family and friends would not allow me to be put into a nursing home. They have been so good and so helpful to me. God bless every one of you.
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Skip to comments.Barricades Torn down at the Lincoln Memorial People carrying them to Barricade the White House!
Posted on 10/13/2013 9:00:47 AM PDT by Maelstorm
At the Million Vet March in DC people have torn down the barricades at the Lincoln Memorial and are carrying them to the White House to Barricade the White House. One man carrying a barricade said,"We are taking these things where they belong."
Watch Live on Ustream. http://www.ustream.tv/channel/mlr13
wow, this will be covered on NPR and PBS, right?
This is beautiful!
Hey....but the polls show the Republicans are to blame!!!!
I'm trying to record some video but Ustream is a pain.
A powerful visual .....
U so funny!
Was watching live, feed is now down.WTF
He was saying that there were snipers on the roof of the White House pointing rifles their direction and others taking photographs of of them -gentleman filming protest stating what the hell the nsa already knows anyway!
Nah. NPR will broadcast a Prairie Home Companion marathon featuring Garrison Keillor ridiculing patriots, vets, America... Listeners will all giggle and sip their lattes.
Where are the GOP congresscritters?
They should be noticable among the crowd.
Sheesh, they're missing a photo op.
Yeah, but these vets all voted for Bambi. ;)
Those barriers would make great ladders to scale the Spite House fence.
Still, over 14,000 people were watching in real time.
My feed cut out just as someone asked one of the WH Cops if he was a veteran...would have loved to hear the reply to that.
Later one did say he was "just following orders". "Yeah, like they did at Nuremberg" was the response.
I wish they'd post them around zero's golf course.
God Bless them! Finally have some of the People taking action instead of making vociferous and idle threats.
"Where are the GOP congresscritters?"
Senators Cruz and Lee and Governor Palin were at the WWII Memorial this a.m.
Kristinn included a picture on this thread:
Loooks like 'The American Revolution - Part DeuX' has started.
Did the cop give the vet a straight arm salute?
As a veteran, I'm ashamed that I'm not there with my brothers and sisters this morning. Arizona is a long way from D.C. (I wish Barack the Kenyan would understand that and leave us alone.) As a retired aviator, I refuse to fly anymore. I don't want the TSA boys and girls messin' with my "junk" as they wave Muslims on through.
A lot of people owe a HUGE apology to the Occupy movement.
Any pictures?
>>>He was saying that there were snipers on the roof of the White House >>>
Snipers on the roof of the White House? Dear God, I never thought I'd live to see a day when the WH would arm itself against the citizens. Lord, have mercy on us.
Those barriers would make great ladders to scale the Spite House fence.
What ???!!! IBTZ
>>>He was saying that there were snipers on the roof of the White House >>>
There always are.
I Hear the Gestpo Park Police have re-taken the Lincoln Memorial and put back the barrycades—they are threatening arrests and the vets fled. It was fun while it lasted but the head master is still king and the children must return to their "place".
It is standard procedure for the Snipers to be on the roof.
In a thread I saw a few minutes ago. They said law enforcement was closing off roads and sending in tear gas. Anyone hear anything of that nature?
This stream has been down for about a half hour.
Does anyone have access to a current one?
I am a Vet and I have never voted for Obama.
LOL Right.
Why? Are these protestors pooping on cop cars or or keeping it in bags in their tents? Are they raping the women who come to protest alongside them? No? Then shut-up.
You only hurt yourself by attacking other anti-Fascist movements. The way things boiled to the point where law-abiding vets are committing federal felonies to make political points is extremely similar to how Occupy developed.
Take allies where you can get them because the Fascists don't play by Marquess of Queensbury rules.
I just hope that when these people come to trial Thousands will be there.
Kiss our collective asses you little bitch.
The White House has always been armed.
Maybe I'm wrong but I thought the Occupiers were with the Fascist.
Our intrepid vets once again strike a blow for freedom!!!
God bless each and every one of the patriots showing the way!!
So am I.
There's an audio stream from the Truckers site here:
It's frustrating to me that the site is down and that's the only feed I've been able to find all morning.
Now reporting no tear gas w police at WH
Guerilla Media Network stream just stated unverified report of police in riot gear with tear gas near White House. Again..unverified.. and I am not able to see this on stream..
I thought there are always sniper on top the WH (I seem to recall reading that some time ago).
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The European Medicines Agency's Veterinary Medicines Division is responsible for all activities related to veterinary medicines for which the Agency is responsible. This includes the provision of advice during the development of products, the authorisation process itself and post-authorisation activities such as variations to authorisations and pharmacovigilance, as well as all aspects of public health related to the use of veterinary medicines, particularly the establishment of maximum residue levels (MRLs) for the presence of residues of veterinary medicines in foodstuffs of animal origin.
The Division provides the secretariat to the Committee for Medicinal Products for Veterinary Use (CVMP), Coordination Group for Mutual Recognition and Decentralised Procedures - Veterinary (CMDv) and working parties that support the work of the Agency on veterinary medicines, and contributes to those activities of the Agency that span both human and veterinary activities, in line with the 'one health' approach.
The Division acts as the source of advice from the Agency on veterinary topics to European Union institutions, the International Cooperation on Harmonisation of Technical Requirements for Registration of Veterinary Medicinal Products (VICH) and international organisations such as the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) and Codex Alimentarius.
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Head of Veterinary Medicines
- Head of Veterinary Medicines
David Mackay
Nationality: British
Career to date:
- Head of Veterinary Medicines, European Medicines Agency (2013-present)
- Head of Veterinary Medicines Department (ad interim), European Medicines Agency (2015-2016)
- Head of Veterinary Medicines and Product Data Management, European Medicines Agency (2009-2013)
- Head of Veterinary Medicines and Inspections, European Medicines Agency (2006-2009)
- Head of Laboratory, Institute for Animal Health Pirbright Laboratory, United Kingdom (2003-2006)
- Head of the Immunologicals Team and Director of Licensing, Veterinary Medicines Directorate, United Kingdom (1999-2003)
- Head of Community Reference Laboratories for Foot-and-Mouth Diseases and Swine Vesicular Disease, Institute for Animal Health Pirbright Laboratory, United Kingdom (1991-1999)
- General veterinary practice followed by post-graduate training and award of doctorate in veterinary immunology (1981-1991)
- Honorary Professorship of Royal Veterinary College, London, United Kingdom (2007)
- Doctor of Philosophy in veterinary immunology, University of London, United Kingdom (1992)
- Master of Science in immunology, University of Birmingham, United Kingdom (1985)
- Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine, University of London, United Kingdom (1981)
Veterinary Medicines Department
- Head of Veterinary Medicines Department
Fia Westerholm
Nationality: Finnish
Career to date:
- Head of Veterinary Medicines Department, European Medicines Agency (2016-present)
- Head of Development and Evaluation of Veterinary Medicines, European Medicines Agency (2013-2016)
- Scientific Administrator, European Medicines Agency (2005-2012)
- Member, Committee for Medicinal Products for Veterinary Use (CVMP), European Medicines Agency (2010-2011)
- Veterinary Officer, Finnish Medicines Agency, Helsinki, Finland (2010-2011)
- Manager in Research and Development, Orion Corporation, Turku, Finland (1999-2005)
- Veterinarian, National Agency for Medicines, Helsinki, Finland (1997-1998)
- Office Veterinarian, Finnish Veterinary Association, Helsinki, Finland (1995-1996)
- Various short-term positions (1995-1997), including:
- Veterinary officer responsible for meat inspection and related laboratory testing, National Veterinary and Food Research Institute, Finland
- Laboratory veterinarian, Mikkeli Area Food and Environmental Laboratory, Mikkeli, Finland
- Practising veterinarian, Pet-Vet, Turku, Finland
- Licentiate in veterinary medicine, College of Veterinary Medicine, Helsinki, Finland (1995)
- Head of Development and Evaluation of Veterinary Medicines
To be decided.
- Head of Veterinary Regulatory and Organisational Support
Melanie Leivers
Nationality: British
Career to date:
- Head of Veterinary Regulatory and Organisational Support, European Medicines Agency (2009-present)
- Deputy Head of Veterinary Marketing Authorisation Procedures, European Medicines Agency (2001-2009)
- Principal Scientific Administrator, European Medicines Agency (1996-2001)
- Regulatory Affairs Manager, Pfizer / SmithKline Beecham Animal Health, Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium (1994-1996)
- Prestataire de Service, European Commission, Brussels, Belgium (1992-1994)
- Assistant Director, Brussels Office, Federation of Agricultural Cooperatives / Milk Marketing Board, Brussels, Belgium (1988-1992)
- Liaison Chemist, Milk Marketing Board, South-East England, United Kingdom (1984-1988)
- Assistant Editor, Derwent Publications, London, United Kingdom (1983-1984)
- Post-graduate Diploma in European Community law, King's College London, United Kingdom (2001)
- Bachelor of Science combined honours degree in biochemistry and pharmacology, University of Leeds, United Kingdom (1983)
- Head of Animal and Public Health
Isaura da Conceição Duarte
Nationality: Portuguese
Career to date:
- Head of Animal and Public Health, European Medicines Agency (2009-present)
- Scientific Administrator, European Medicines Agency (1995-2009)
- National Expert on Detachment, European Commission, Brussels, Belgium (1992-1995)
- Veterinary Officer, Ministry of Agriculture, Lisbon, Portugal (1986-1992)
- Degree in veterinary medicine, Higher School of Veterinary Medicine, Lisbon, Portugal (1986)
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Moist von Lipwig reminds me of my painful memories of Dresdin.
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The Emery County Fair Horse Races took place on Aug. 3 at the Ferron track.
There were 10 races throughout the afternoon for the enjoyment of the spectators. Competitors from near and far were part of the racing action. In the first race which was for quarterhorse maidens, 3 years and up, 250 yards, DCG Blushing Chad was the winner, BJ Stokes trainer and owner.
In the second race which was a quarterhorse derby for 250 yards the winner was Oxford's Pride, Kent McKell, of Ferron, owner and trainer, Jason Behling, of Ferron.
In the third race which was a 250 yard, quarterhorse maidens and 2 year olds, the winner was CR Empty Pockets, owners, Romer and Jean Curtis, trainer Rodger Ewell, of Huntington.
In the fourth race which was five furlongs for maidens, 3 year olds and up, the winner was Crystal Billy, owned and trained by Rodger Ewell. In the fifth race which was 250 yards for maiden 2 year olds, Kent's no name was the winner, owner Kent McKell, trainer Rodger Ewell.
In the sixth race which was a quarterhorse open for 250 yards the winner was DD Nobel 60, owner and trainer Dick York. In the seventh race which was a 250 yard quarterhorse futurity, Bowman's Mark was the winner, owners, Romar and Jean Curtis, trainer, Rodger Ewell.
In the eighth race, which was the five furlong Dick Wilson Memorial, the winner was Smokin' Star, owner Floyd Ence, trainer, East Side Stables. In the ninth race, the 3/8ths open, Sir Gamblin Blurr was the winner, owner and trainer, Dick York. The tenth and concluding race was the 3/8ths open, the winner was Jazzin Dreamer, owner, Gary Allred and trainer, Kennedy Racing.


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text: The Chicago Sun-Times Won't Even Attempt To Contain Its ExcitementA.J. Daulerio8/28/08 12:00pmFiled to: Jay MariottiMedia MeltdownsJay Mariotti reactionPete JayhawkTop1101EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink Yesterday, as the whole Jay Mariotti saga unfurled, longtime commenter Pete "Jayhawk" Gaines (and current combudsman at vroom-vroom central, Jalopnik) amusingly passed along an email exchange he'd had with Sun-Times EIC Michael Cooke: Sir: I wish to inform you that due to recent developments on the Jay Mariotti front, I will now read your newspaper. In fact, I picked one up on the way to work this morning. Not a half-bad rag, I must say. Bully on you. Regards, Pete Gaines Cooke's response?: Every cloud has silver lining .. and this one is golden. THANK YOU ! The result? As seen above, a front page banner of a beaming PeteJayhawk on the top of today's Sun-Times. Hilarious.Of course, Pete wasn't the only reader elated by this news and the Sun-Times decided it was best to share the (mostly) positive reactions toward Mariotti's resignation from its readership. Cooke's letter to the rest of the Sun-Times staff announcing the Mariotti news was equally giddy. Even though other staff cuts are imminent, the news of Mariotti's departure was treated like the overthrowing of a tyrannical dictator: Advertisement We wish Jay well and will miss him — not personally, of course — but in the sense of noticing he is no longer here, at least for a few days. A paper, like a sports franchise, is something that moves into the future. Stars come and stars go, but the Sun-Times sports section was, is and will continue to be the best in the city. One question: If Michael Cooke despised Mariotti so much, why didn't he just fire him a long time ago instead of agreeing to that three-year extension in June? HE GONE: Readers react to Mariotti [Chicago Sun-Times] Life Without Jay Mariotti [Chicago Reader]Reply110 repliesLeave a reply


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Clarks Norse Wingtip Oxford
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Great style and extraordinary comfort collide to create the Norse wingtip oxford from Clarks. This lace up shoe looks great with your favorite jeans or khakis and will keep your feet feeling terrific all day long.
- Handcrafted distressed leather upper
- Tapered round wingtip medallion toe
- Leather and fabric lining
- Removable, comfort cushioned footbed
- Synthetic treaded sole for increased traction and durability
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By: GJCWalker
Location: Folsom, California
May 28, 2013
Terrific Shoe
"As we expect of anything carrying the Clark's name, the Norse Wing is a beautiful and well-made shoe. It is casual, but it dresses jeans and corduroys up beautifully. The finish is durable, and the soles are robust--made for miles and miles of walks. This is a truly stellar shoe for an outstanding price."
By: 40CalSal
Location: Dallas, TX
January 19, 2013
Great Style, Comfortable Shoe.
"Clarks shoes are stylish and comfortable. And the Norse did not disappoint at all. They can be dressed up or worn casually with jeans or chinos. A classic look that gets compliments guaranteed."
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The Revision Viceroy hockey stick offers a great feel and performance.
The Revision Viceroy is designed out of almost 100% carbon composite offering a great strength to weight ratio. The shaft features double concave walls that helps increase strength without adding weight. The double concave walls also offer a great feel and controlled grip.
Revision has also featured a dual kick point on the Viceroy. There is one mid to low kick point that allows you to load up maximum energy on slap shots. While the ultra low kick point offers a whippy feel and fast shot release.
The Viceroy hockey sticks blade offers a thin construction primarily all carbon composite material with a thin foam core. This design offers a responsive feel, allowing you to know exactly where the puck is on the blade without having to look. And with curve names like Sauce and Boomski, you know this stick has some game in it.
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The Nature of Cities Forum: "Low Carbon transformation for Chinese enterprises"29 July 2010, Shanghai/ Nairobi - Chinese entrepreneurs and representatives from major Chinese businesses, including the country's largest real estate company, Vanke, and air conditioning manufacturer Broad Air, gathered today in the UN Pavilion at the Expo 2010 Shanghai to take part in a forum entitled: "The Nature of Cities- Low Carbon Transformation and Chinese Enterprises". Held six months prior to the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Cancún, Mexico, the forum is designed as a platform for green business leaders to discuss ways of reducing carbon emissions in China. Co-hosted by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and the Society of Entrepreneurs and Ecology (SEE), the forum brought together green business leaders, government officials, and specialists on low-carbon transformation. The aim of the forum is to encourage the development of a low-carbon economy driven by Chinese entrepreneurs as well as demonstrating the competitiveness of low-carbon enterprises in China. SEE, an environmental NGO based in China, was founded in 2004 by over 100 entrepreneurs and initially focused on anti-desertification efforts in northwestern China. It now works with Chinese businesses to promote environmental and social responsibilities.A central theme of the "Nature of Cities" forum is the integration of low-carbon technology into Chinese businesses. This would not only provide a boost to China's green economy but also improve bio-diversity in urban environments by reducing carbon emissions. Chinese businesses are expected to play a leading role in achieving the country's goal for reducing carbon emissions and contributing to global sustainable development.UNEP and SEE will also announce the 'neutralising' of carbon emissions caused by participants' travel to the forum by purchasing emission quotas from the China Environment and Energy Network. Together with the extensive discussions taking place at the Shanghai forum, it is hoped this small action will spur local businesses into working towards a low-carbon economy in China. For More Information Please Contact :Mia Turner, UNEP/Nairobi, Tel.+86-13521965107;email@example.com. Deng Xiaojun, UNEP/Nairobi, Tel.+254-7214838443, firstname.lastname@example.com Xiaohong,SEE/Beijing, Tel. +86-15810877628;firstname.lastname@example.com Weiwei,AER/Shanghai, Tel.+86-13501320842;email@example.com Or visit the UNEP Shanghai Expo Website www.unep.org/chinese/expo2010/en


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"I wanted a photo card that would include enough space for me to write a personal message that would go to our closest friends and family. I found that possibility after fielding a call to the staff at Tiny Prints. The folded 'Favorite Memory' Photo Card was perfect. My intended story was told beginning with a full cover photo, two photos and my 87 word message inside, ending with one photo on the back…A perfect fit! Comments coming back to me convey the joy that I felt as I went through the layout process. Many, many thanks for helping me give this 'gift' to the people I love."
"We chose this design because of how photo-centric it is. You can also have photographs printed on the inside which is great! We kept the colours and fonts as they were, and only changed the lower case letters to capitals where we wanted them, and made the date fit the European standard rather than the US. The images came out great on the semi-glossy paper, and we as well as people who have received the cards have been very positive about how it looks! We will definitely purchase from Tinyprints again, and recommend it highly to anyone."
"I love the design of this card because the single picture on the front really draws attention to the baby and not distracted by all the text. It also makes it more likely for people to frame the picture (or at least not throw it away immediately). I put a picture of my baby on the front and then one of both my kids on the inside of the card. I have received so many compliments...several people have said that it is the most beautiful announcement they have ever seen. Definitely worth the money."
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Pasco school bond now passing with 61% of vote
Pasco's proposed $46.8 million school bond to build three new elementary schools is now passing, 61.72% to 38.28%.
The Franklin County Auditor's Office counted more than 1,000 ballots today.
Last night, the bond was failing 59.35% to 40.65%.
Election officials expect to count more ballots tomorrow.
Officials say there are 127 ballots left to count.
The official results will be finalized in about two weeks.
The bond needs 60% to pass.
Richland's $98 million bond is also passing, 66.38% to 33.62% - that will pay for the replacement of three elementary schools, and the construction of a new elementary and middle school.
Touchet's $6.5 million bond to renovate Touchet Secondary School which serves about 250 K - 12 students is barely passing, 60.39% to 39.61%.
But Walla Walla's $48 million bond to renovate Walla Walla High School has failed, 53.3% to 46.7%.
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Tobacco Disease Update from Kenny Seebold, University of Kentucky Extension Plant Pathologist
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Pastures were slow to green-up with the cool weather this spring. However, the past few days of warm weather has really made the grass pop. We have noticed lately that some of the timothy and bluegrass was beginning to flower. Now is a good time to be investigating pasture stands for legume content.
Summer 4-H activities are gearing up, and for the next several months. Results from many of the 4-H competitions and events will be included in the 4-H news. Our 4-H members have worked for months preparing for the various 4-H activities, and today, the results from several of their events are included in the column.
On May 4, members of the 4-H Young Riders traveled to Ohio County for the District 5 4-H Horse Judging and Hippology Contests. As you can see from the results, they came away with many of the top awards.
The following article is from Dr. Michelle Arnold, Large Ruminant Extension Veterinarian, University of Kentucky
We received this article from Dr. Will Snell, Ag Economic specialist at University of Kentucky College of Ag, and I thought it was an informative article to share with you.
The 4-H Talent Show has been rescheduled for Monday, May 13 at 6:15 p.m. at the Mackville Community Center. The public is invited to attend the event, which will feature 4-H members in vocal, instrumental, physical skills and theatrical categories. There is an admission price. Top acts will advance to the Kentucky State Fair to perform in Cloverville in August.
Warmer weather brings more pest problems. Horn flies and face flies are key pests of cattle in Kentucky. Both species breed in fresh pasture manure piles but present very different threats and management problems. Fortunately, there are a variety of fly control options.
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Aston Grey Rockcastle Boot
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Feel like a king in the Rockcastle boot from Aston Grey! This cool lace-up has stylish, modern details and will take your style to a new level.
- Distressed leather upper
- Ankle pull tab
- Buckle detail
- Inside zipper for easy on/off
- Cushioned insole
- Rubber lug sole
- Imported
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By: Charper
Location: North Carolina
February 22, 2014
Great Boots
"These are very stylish and I get a lot of complements. High quality look and feel. Slightly loose for my normal size (mostly in width). Overall very pleased. I bought the brown ones first then got the black."
By: NickyV
Location: New York City
August 09, 2013
"These boots are great! I bought them last winter and they are amazing. They lasted almost 2 seasons (amazing for boots in NYC) and bought them again in brown and black. Definitely a must for fall and winter fashion!"
By: Ryan23
Location: Chicago, IL
July 09, 2013
"For me, black boots is a staple in my wardrobe. Unfortunately, I have to keep buying new ones every year because my previous ones are not lasting as long as I'd like them to. I've been looking for a boot of real leather, with a durable side zipper, that I could wear for both formal and casual occasions. I also wanted the material to be durable and flexible so that I could dance in them. These boots are what I ultimately decided on because they offered everything I was looking for. The boot is kind of rigid and uncomfortable at first, but I'm sure a little wearing in will fix that. Hopefully they will last longer than a year though."
By: seanms
Location: NY
March 15, 2013
Aston Grey Rocks
"These shoes are well made and I find them super comfortable, the eyelet lace holes are perfect in combo with the side zipper to easily get them on and off without having to pull from the heal, which usually causes the shoe to separate from the heel rubber. Great Boot! 4 Stars only because they have to pass the 4 month test."
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Lists books and articles about about theater and the performing arts. The resources covered by IBTD include articles in scholarly journals, books, chapters in books, and articles in literary and theater magazines, published around the world and in several languages. Emphasizes theater-as-performance in contrast to the emphasis on literary criticism in the "MLA International Bibliography" and other literature and humanities indexes. IBTD does not list reviews in newspapers, magazines, or popular media.
Miami University has a long and proud tradition of student involvement in both radio and television productions. This exhibit will celebrate five decades of students in broadcasting. Many of these productions can be found online in the WMUB Archives. For questions about the exhibit, contact Marcus Ladd at firstname.lastname@example.com or (513) 529-0462.
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Margus Veanes - Rex - Symbolic Regular Expression Exploration
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Margus Veanes, a Researcher from the RiSE group at Microsoft Research, gives an overview of Rex, a tool that generates matching string from .NET regular expressions. Rex turns regular expressions into symbolic automatons, then gives them to a constraint solver to find matching strings.
- Try Rex in your web browser at http://rise4fun.com/rex !
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Nice, maybe this will find its way into a Microsoft fuzzing toolkit soon?
Meanwhile, don't hesitate to download it and try it. Rex is a simple command line tool but you can also use the API to drive the Regex generation.
rex looks really cool
i wonder how well it plays with Pex.. what would be nice is if you not only could generate regexp matches but also check if a string matches a specified regexp. RegExp.Match and pex doesnt seem to get along that well (atleast last time i tried) but rex seems like it would do better
Integration with Pex is definitely something we want to investigate in the future.
Rex error: The following constructs are currently not supported: anchors \G, \b,
\B, named groups, lookahead, lookbehind, as-few-times-as-possible quantifiers,
backreferences, conditional alternation, substitution
The constructs that are currenly not supported have an operational meaning that is much more expressive than regular expressions, and algorithimically pose a challenge when it comes to generation of matching strings. Some of the contructs are future-work and will hopefully be supported in future releases though .
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Easy Curly Hairstyles for Summer
by Alicia Ward on Tuesday, June 7, 2011
We've checked in with veteran hairstylist Anna Craig to get the best curly hairstyles to welcome the summer. The big trend for summer 2011 is natural and loose—great for curlies! Summer curly hairstyles can look very glamorous and beautiful with little to no effort. Summer is the season of sitting poolside, lying on the beach and being outside more that usual—thus, you and your clients need some easy styles to rock this summer.
First, tell your clients to use shampoos, conditioners and hair styling products that contain sunscreens and nourishing agents to help protect their hair from the summer elements. Even better: offer these products at your salon!
Craig, a DevaCurl specialist, has more than nine years of experience and gives us the lowdown on the latest trends and how to achieve these effortless looks. Here is Craig's list of some of the newest curly hair styles for the hottest months of the year.
Keep it messy!
In fact, the messier the better. You want it to look natural and effortless. The look should be unkempt—loose pieces and curls and waves. Keep it very natural— help your client show off her beautiful curls, kinks and waves!
Side everything!
Help your clients rock their curls to the side. This summer, side ponies and side buns are in. These looks are very easy to achieve, plus they keep our curls off their necks—perfect for those hot summer months.
How to give your client the look:
1: Style her hair as usual. Make sure to apply lots of frizz control products to make this look last.
2: Pull her curls to the side—right behind their ear.
3: Smooth down her curls with your hand and loosely pull them into a ponytail. Don't pull the hair tightly from the root. Instead, leave it slack and keep it loose.
4: When the ponytail looks right to you, pinch it tightly in place with one hand and then work the elastic band on your wrist over the curls, and secure it tightly so that the ponytail doesn't flop.
We recommend you use a clear rubber band or one that matches your client's hair color. Another alternative to a rubber band is the Goody Simple Styles Pony Pouf Hair Styling Clip. This is an easy way to get the messy bun look.
5: Optional: Pull some front and side pieces out to give the look a more glamorous appeal.
Messy-braid those curls for a quick and easy summer look. The messy side-braid is an effortless, boho chic look for this summer.
How to give your client the look:
1: Spritz in some curl-enhancing spray and scrunch her hair to enhance her curls and reduce the frizz
2: Gather hair to one side and part in three sections
3: Braid hair loosely and secure it at the bottom
4: For a messy effect, pull out some strands and apply a texturizing product, like wax or pomade
5: Spray on a finishing hair spray and scrunch up hair again for extra volume
Silk-wrapped strands
Scarves are the perfect accessory for summer and a great way to protect your hair from the summer heat, which can dry hair out and cause frizz!. Slipping a colorful scarf around your curls is an easy way to glam up simple curly hairstyles this summer.
1: Fold a bright scarf several times until it's about 3 inches wide. Twist the ends. Check out these beautiful Shimmer & Bliss scarves.
2: Push your client's curls, kinks and waves back with your hands, then place the scarf 2 to 2.5 inches behind her hairline. Make sure the ends are an even length.
Tip: To prevent the scarf from slipping, tie it twice at your nape underneath your hair. First, knot it horizontally, then do it again, but this time pull each side of the scarf vertically. This will keep the knot tight and also make the ends lay down evenly.


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RickI wrote:It should increase your motivation if not focus. Then there are all those mobile kickers and no straps to keep you on your board.
Here is a video clip from the session, I was just trying to capture the setting after sunset. There isn't one handle pass in it, promise.
A short video clip of riding in the lagoon, beach is closed due to excessive beach erosion. It is a very peaceful place, sharks aside.
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Heard Shark fillet is excellent with some mango sauce.
Ecoastprock wrote:Its funny the tricks your mind plays when you think about a predator that big and scary. Any stick, weird wave, flash of light turns into instant thoughts of death haha.
Wow, just last week, I was kiting at dusk near a jetty, when about a mile out, I saw a whole mess of birds wheeling around, and decided to check it out. When I arrived, there were schools of baitfish breaking the surface and being snacked on by pelicans and seagulls, and I rode right through that mess.


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Berkley Havoc Federale Worm 5pk
Bass better look out! The Berkley Havoc Federale Worm is in town. Featuring an incredible tail action and big-time profile, Elite Series pro, Skeet Reese, designed it to be the perfect swimming worm. Its unique, ribbed egg sack facilitates a better hook up and landing ratio because the hookpoint has less plastic to penetrate. The ribs are also positioned perfectly to accommodate big 3/0 to 5/0 hooks. The next time you need that kicker fish, tie on the big 10" Federale Worm.
Pro designed to help you catch more fish, Berkley's Havoc line of baits just got bigger.
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Comments: I love the havoc line of baits, and I loved this worm.. Until I rigged it and cast a few times. I really like large worms and I figured the way this one is ribbed for better rigging and hook sets that this would be killer. But it tears soooo easy at the ribbed part. I went through a whole bag just pulling it through weeds cuz it just tears every other cast.. Without even getting bit. I rigged them on a 5/0 Texas rigged hook and a 1/4 oz tungsten and it would be a great product by havoc if they were more durable.
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'Why did she begin acting? The volatile Italian actress replied, "Because of unhappiness perhaps. I wanted to do so many things. I exploded with ideas … like firecrackers."' (Karsh)
Anna Magnani made her film debut in The Blind Woman of Sorrento in 1934 but her international fame came from her role in Roberto Rossellini's 1946 film Roma, Citta Aperta (Rome, Open City), which started the Neo-realist movement in Italian films. Her first Hollywood film, Tennessee Williams' The Rose Tattoo, in which she played a tough widow of a truck driver, won her the Academy Award for Best Actress in 1955. She played highly emotional roles and covered a wide range from mental torment to comedy.


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Just like 2012, Buick returns in 2013 with four base models: the Verano, Regal, LaCrosse, and Enclave. In addition, Buick offers a new SUV to drivers in 2013, the Buick Encore. All 2013 models showcase Buick's choice to specialize in sedans and crossover SUVs. This choice is definitely geared towards attracting a younger class of buyer, and distancing Buick from its age-old reputation as a manufacturer aimed at retirees.
The result is a line of cars which are more elegant, but with a touch of European flair. The Buick's of today feature dynamic handling, quality power supplies, modern styling, and a drive which is much more appealing than most would expect. Unfortunately, Buick must fight its reputation. But because today's Buicks are more stylish than many of their competitors and offer as many luxury options and choices as any other auto manufacturer on the market today, they've certainly got a fighting chance.
While Buick's line of vehicles may be limited, they remain reliable, affordable, and classy. Combined with their recent push to appeal to younger buyers, Buick remains a force to be reckoned with in the automotive industry.


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Give Ubuntu a Fresh New Look with Bisigi Themes
Are you bored with the default brown, orange, and purple of Ubuntu? Here's how you can give your Ubuntu desktop a quick refresh with a new Bisigi theme.
Windows 7 includes the popular new themes feature that lets users quickly download and change themes, including desktop wallpaper, window border color, icons, sounds, and more. Ubuntu and all Linux distros are known for being more tweakable than other operating systems, but often it can be difficult and confusing for new users to get a new look and feel setup. With a couple terminal commands, however, you can add the new Bisigi themes to your Ubuntu desktop. These themes are nicely designed, and customize your theme, icons, background and more. Let's look at how you can customize your Ubuntu with these themes.
Add Bisigi to Ubuntu Software Center
You can download individual Bisigi Themes as a archive files and install them manually, but it's much easier to install them if you first add Bisigi to Ubuntu's software repository. Open Terminal, and then enter the following to do this:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:bisigi && sudo aptitude update
Enter your password when prompted, and Ubuntu will then add the themes to your Software Center.
Once this is finished, you can open the Software Center to download the new themes.
Select the PPA for Bisigi link on the left, then choose the theme you wish to install and select Install.
Install Themes Directly From the Bisigi Website
The Ubuntu Software Center doesn't show you previews of the themes, so you may prefer to install them directly from the website. Once you've added Bisigi to Ubuntu as above, simply browse the theme gallery on their site (link below). When you find a theme you like, click the 1 click install button.
Click Ok at the prompt to open the link with apturl.
Now click Install to confirm you want to install this theme.
Your theme will now download and install, and you'll be prompted with the setup is finished.
Activate a Bisigi Theme
Once you've installed the themes you want, it's time to try them out on your desktop. Right-click on your background, and select Change Desktop Background to open the Appearance Preferences dialog.
Select the Theme tab, and then click the theme you installed. Ubuntu will immediately switch to the new look, and will prompt you that this theme includes a default background. Click Apply Background to use the theme's default background.
Now close the dialog to get a look at your new theme. Notice that the icons, window border, and more have been updated to the new style.
The Balanzan theme from Bisigi gives you an updated version of the classic Ubuntu brown theme.
The AirLines theme even gives you wallpapers that shift based on the time of the day, and is a unique take on the popular globe timezone wallpapers.
Revert to the Standard Ubuntu Style
If you decide you'd rather go back to your standard Ubuntu style, you can switch back in just a click. Open the Appearance Preferences window as above, select the Theme tab, and then select Ambiance. This will immediately switch your theme and icons back to their standard Ubuntu style. You can switch your background back to your previous selection from the Background tab as well.
Whether or not you love the standard Ubuntu theme, sometimes it's nice to change things around and get a different look. With the Bisigi Themes, it's quick and easy to get a stylish new look for Ubuntu. You can always revert back to your previous style in only a click, so feel free to try several out and see if there's one you like. We appreciated the unique but yet stylish themes that give Ubuntu a distinctive look, so let us know which theme is your favorite in the comments!
- Published 07/14/10
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That green theme isn't really eye friendly.
Once the Bisigi repository is added you can download all themes in one go if you wish. From the command line do,
sudo apt-get install bisigi-themes
Beware, it's 108MB download! Lets hope Ubuntu sits up and take notice of some of these themes for inclusion in Maverick, but i wont hold my breath…
Link is dead any mirror please
@cuma – Looks like it's back up now … might want to give it another shot ;) Enjoy!
Is there a faster repository? the average download speed is 30 kb/s
I entered ; sudo add-apt-repository ppa:bisigi && sudo aptitude update. andgot nothing. command not found!
@ MIchael… me too! command not found… any word on this? :(
yeah … same thing :( "sudo: aptitude: command not found" ……..
Found this… this works:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:bisigi/ppa && sudo apt-get update


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After the successes in 2010 and 2011, Salzburg, Austria, proudly presents the OETC 2012, sporting Teams from all over Europe and even the world!
We hope to see the funny old faces from the last years again, but we also want some new victims for Europes deadliest Teams!*
Anyone here dares challenging the current Master Finland?
You will find the Flyer with the rules here:
If you have any questions or simply want to talk about the OETC 2012, this is the place:
*) now with extra-schnaps


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Chandra Leigh Burnett was born on Feb.28, 1988 and died on July 7, 2007 of injuries received in a vehicular accident. She was raised in Green River, Utah and graduated from Green River High School in 2006.
She worked at the West Winds Restaurant. Chandra's family and friends will miss her cheerful smile and playful, teasing spirit.
Chandra is survived by her mother, Marcia Cordingley; stepfather, Keith Cordingley; father, David Wilson; sisters, Kyleen, Sabra, and Angel; brothers, David, Richard, Nicholas, and Christopher; aunts, cousins and grandparents.
Funeral services were held on Fri., July 13, 2007 at 10 a.m. at the LDS Church in Green River. Interment was at the Elgin Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Chandra Funeral Fund at Key Bank.
Robert L. Burnside, age 66, of Las Vegas, Nev. passed away on July 14, 2007. He was born Nov. 26, 1940 in Huntington. Married Caral Wayman in 1959, they were sealed in the LDS Temple in 1990. He was a loving husband and a devoted father. His greatest enjoyment in life was being with his family. He retired from Kerr McGee Chemical Corporation.
He is survived by his wife Caral, son R. Mike (Shela) Burnside; daughter, Ronda (Ivan) Mitchell; mother, Irene Marshall; sisters, Pat Nemeyer and Sandra Jackson; brothers, Loren, Wayne and Jerry Marshall; nine grandchildren, Ariel (Brown), Corinna (Gil), Jesse, Jacob and Aaron Burnside; Andy, Shaun, Lorissa and Alisa Mitchell and two great-grandchildren, Elina and Noah Brown. He was preceded in death by daughter Lisa, father Mike Burnside and step-father Loren Marshall.
A viewing will be held on July 20 at the Huntington First Ward, 115 South 400 East from 10-11 a.m. Funeral service will begin at 11 a.m. on July 20 Burial at the Huntington City Cemetery.
HELPER- Our sweet mom and gramma, Beth Mutz Zupon passed away peacefully on July 15, 2007, at the age 84.
She was born in Helper, Utah on June 27, 1923 to wonderful parents Joseph and Sarah Jane Howard Mutz.
Beth was a graduate of Carbon High School and a longtime resident of Helper where she enjoyed working at various grocery stores in Helper. Beth and Johnnie Zupon were married on June 26, 1949 and together they spent many years working together, raising their family and traveling. Dad is now packing their motor home for Bootsie's next big adventure.
Mom lived a life of service to others and she loved her family unconditionally. In her younger years, her parents and in-laws were fortunate recipients of her generosity and many kind deeds. She held oodles of friends close to her heart and she loved gabbing on the phone, especially to her kids everyday. Mom was a splendid cook and she loved her gambling trips. Beth was an animal lover and she always spoiled her pets, especially her late Lhasa Apso, "Archie Boy".
She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Mom was very patriotic and she enjoyed her affiliation with the American Legion Auxiliary, Carbon Salon 8 & 40, and the Spring Glen Slovenian Home.
Survived by her daughter, Deborah Zupon, Sandy; son, John B. (Dee) Zupon, Chandler, Ariz.; grandsons, Tyson and Trevor Noyes, both of Sandy; granddaughter, Jamie Blackmer, Chandler, Ariz.; special daughter and son-in-law, Carolyn (Dominic) DeRose, Centerville; their children, Jon and James DeRose, both of Farmington, Christy DeRose, Colorado Springs, Colo.; and grandchildren, Kylie DeRose, Syracuse; Alexus DeRose, Centerville; sister, Beverly Brinley, Kent, Wash.; brothers, Ronald Mutz, Helper; Marvin (Kenna) Mutz, Price.
Preceded in death by her parents, husband, an infant daughter; brother, Buster; sisters, Adaline Morrison, Margaret Taylor, and Annie Mutz.
Beth's family wishes to extend a special thanks to Dr. Max Morgan and the staff at Sandy Regional Care Center, especially Kerry, Juan and Esmerelda.
Graveside service will be held Thurs., July 19, 2007, 1:30 p.m., Mt. View Cemetery, Helper. Family will be at Mitchell Funeral Home Thursday from 12-1:00 p.m. where friends are welcome to join the family.
In lieu of flowers the family suggests donations to the Carbon County Humane Society.


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Mario Games
Super Mario Cart 2 brings you four more great tracks to race on. Once again you must take on 3 enemy carts in each race of Career Mode or in Single Race Mode. You can also go it alone in Time Trial mode. Mario Cart 2 allows you to get items via Item Boxes but items are automatically used once they are obtained. So, for example, if you get a mushroom, you'll immediately get a speed boost while a Lightning Bolt will sizzle everyone on the track the moment you acquire it. Super Mario Cart 2 features some of the more popular tracks like Bowser Castle and Rainbow Road and that combined with the new item system makes it superior to the original in my opinion.
How to Play:
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More Super Mario Flash Games to Play
Mario Fart
Someone stole Mario and Luigi's tools! Fart your way to victory in this 2 player game by collecting the missing tools in 15 levels.
Super Mario Pow Pow Pow
Vertical platform game featuring 3 worlds & 15 levels. Grab mushrooms, stars, fireflowers, pow blocks, etc. Unlockable characters.
Super Mario Speed Bike
Cruise to the finish line as fast as you can while managing your energy levels and the all important super turbo boost.
Luigi Go Adventure
24 more puzzle solving levels. Manipulate the Luigi robots to the green exit door on each level. Much harder than Mario Go Adventure.
Mario Mirror Adventure
Mario has entered a mystical forest of puzzles and magic. Solve the riddle of 24 levels using the power of mirrors!
Super Mario Bomb Adventure
Luigi is sick! Mario must get his brother to collect any stars then visit the hospital which is easier said than done.
Mario Xtreme Escape 2
Mario must collect all the mushrooms on each screen then proceed to the flag to escape the level. There are 15 total levels.
Super Julio 2
Super Julio 2: Halloween Adventure features your favorite lion as he continues his Mario like adventures in a mysterious world
Mario Go Adventure
Donkey Kong has stolen some Mario toy robots! Help the robots return to safety as the forest is full of danger! 24 total levels.
Mario Great Rescue
A puzzle game featuring Mario and Luigi. Make any and all Marios and Luigis fall into the buckets by clicking the right boxes.
Super Julio
Super Julio is a Mario clone featuring a platform jumping lion who can shoot boomerangs and a host of stages to beat
Super Mario Cloud
A side scroller in the clouds. Shoot and dodge your way past shell shooting Kooopas and flyers. Keep an eye out for mushrooms!
Mario Large Melee
Protect Princess Peach in 18 challenging levels by shooting up your enemies and making wise use of potions
Super Mario Bros Free
A nice little flash game that plays like the SNES Mario game except you can get hit more than once. Lots of worlds to conquer.
Mario Bros Together
A puzzle game where you have to make Mario and Luigi come together in order to clear a stage. There are 16 levels to solve.
Mario River Crossing
Help Mario get safely across the wild river by timing your jumps just right. If you get hit, you must restart.
Super Bazooka Mario 3
Shoot your bazooka at just the right angles to knock your foes dead. You only get a limited number of shots in each level.
A Mario-like game with 30 mini levels await you. Collect the treasure chests in each level then reach the exit door to move on.
Mario Adventures
A simple but fun platform Mario game. Make sure to make use of running jumps. There are 7 total levels to play through.
Mario Great Adventure
Find all the coins and items and defeat all the enemies then find the blue flag to exit. Trek through 10 total levels.
Super Mario Bomb 2
Choose your character then blast your 3 opponents into oblivion in this explosive flash game. Last one standing is the winner!
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100 Milestone Documents from the National Archives
The following is a list of 100 milestone documents, compiled by the National Archives and Records Administration, and drawn primarily from its nationwide holdings. The documents chronicle United States history from 1776 to 1965.
The list begins with the Lee Resolution of June 7, 1776, a simple document resolving that the United Colonies "are, and of right, ought to be free and independent states…" and ends with the Voting Rights Act of 1965, a statute that helped fulfill the promise of freedom inherent in the first documents on the list. The remaining milestone documents are among the thousands of public laws, Supreme Court decisions, inaugural speeches, treaties, constitutional amendments, and other documents that have influenced the course of U.S. history. They have helped shape the national character, and they reflect our diversity, our unity, and our commitment as a nation to continue our work toward forming "a more perfect union."
The decision not to include milestone documents since 1965 was a deliberate acknowledgement of the difficulty in examining more recent history. As stated in the guidelines for the National History Standards, developed by the National Center for History in the Schools, "Historians can never attain complete objectivity, but they tend to fall shortest of the goal when they deal with current or very recent events."


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Chapter 5
All Israel anoints David king—He takes Jerusalem and is blessed of the Lord—He conquers the Philistines.
1 Then came all the tribes of Israel to
2 Also in time past, when Saul was king over us, thou wast he that leddest out and broughtest in Israel: and the Lord said to thee, Thou shalt feed my people Israel, and thou shalt be a captain over Israel.
3 So all the elders of Israel came to the king to Hebron; and king David made a league with them in Hebron before the Lord: and they
4 ¶David was thirty years old when he began to
5 In Hebron he reigned over
6 ¶And the king and his men went to Jerusalem unto the
7 Nevertheless David took the strong hold of
8 And David said on that day, Whosoever getteth up to the gutter, and smiteth the
9 So David dwelt in the fort, and called it the
10 And David went on, and grew great, and the Lord God of hosts was with him.
11 ¶And
12 And David perceived that the Lord had established him king over Israel, and that he had exalted his kingdom for his people Israel's sake.
13 ¶And David took him more concubines and
14 And these be the names of those that were born unto him in Jerusalem; Shammua, and Shobab, and Nathan, and Solomon,
15 Ibhar also, and Elishua, and Nepheg, and Japhia,
16 And Elishama, and Eliada, and Eliphalet.
17 ¶But when the Philistines heard that they had anointed David king over Israel, all the Philistines came up to seek David; and David heard of it, and went down to the
18 The Philistines also came and spread themselves in the valley of Rephaim.
19 And David inquired of the Lord, saying, Shall I go up to the Philistines? wilt thou deliver them into mine hand? And the Lord said unto David, Go up: for I will doubtless deliver the Philistines into thine hand.
20 And David came to
21 And there they left their
22 ¶And the
23 And when David inquired of the Lord, he said, Thou shalt not go up; but fetch a compass behind them, and come upon them over against the mulberry trees.
24 And let it be, when thou hearest the sound of a going in the tops of the mulberry trees, that then thou shalt bestir thyself: for then shall the Lord go out before thee, to smite the host of the Philistines.
25 And David did so, as the Lord had commanded him; and smote the


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By The Associated Press
HERNANDO — A 55-year-old DeSoto County man awaiting trial for the murder of a woman he is accused of running down with his car as she tried to flee on a bicycle in 2011 has been arrested on drug and weapon charges.
The Commercial Appeal reports James Allen Whitten Jr. was arrested at his Hernando home by the DeSoto County Sheriff's Department Thursday.
He was charged with the five counts of possession of controlled substances: heroin, morphine, marijuana, methamphetamine and alprazolam, a prescription medicine. Deputies said he also had brass knuckles, and was charged with possession of a weapon by a felon.
Whitten is being held without bond.
He was arrested Dec. 22, 2011, in the slaying of Sarah Jones.
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On Aug. 30, the alumni of Central High School held a reunion in the Museum of the San Rafael. During the 1920s, there were four high schools in Emery County. That number was reduced to two as a vote in 1943 approved reducing the number of high schools in Emery County.
The alumni met at 11 a.m. to visit and do some "catching up." At noon, the assembled group met in its official meeting. A presentation was made to Jan Petersen of the Museum of the San Rafael. This donation included photos and other mementos from the school. All of the alumni present did not graduate during the same year, but all had special memories of Central High School.


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Article Last Updated: Friday, March 29, 2013 3:51pm
STEVE LEWIS/Durango Herald
Jessi Sigillito (17) attempts a goal in the first half for Durango on Thursday. M-CHS senior goalie Danielle Waltman (1), senior Tori Laymon (3) and sophomore Naomi Pinnecoose (32) defend. The Lady Panthers lost at Riverview Sports Complex in Durango, 4-2.


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Reclamation Tools for Restoring Healthy Sagebrush Ecosystems
Livestock grazing is authorized on most of the public land surface administered by the Buffalo Field Office. Public lands are intermingled with and grazed in conjunction with private (deeded) properties that are owned or leased by the BLM grazing lessee.
The rangeland management staff administers over 400 grazing leases and slightly fewer grazing units or allotments. Grazing allotments vary in size from less than 40 acres to over 26,000 acres. Rangelands administered by the Buffalo Field Office are some of the more productive rangelands in the state. We conservatively estimate that public lands provide about 110,000 animal unit months of livestock forage.
The management intensity of allotments varies depending primarily on the acreage and continuity public land acreage. Livestock grazing is closely managed and monitored on about thirty larger allotments. BLM manages the grazing use under allotment management plans on thirteen of these high-priority allotments. BLM applies less intensive monitoring of livestock use and rangeland health on another seventy mid-priority allotments.
Rangeland betterment funds generated from grazing fees are used to develop various projects to improve rangeland health, livestock management and other resource values. Most projects include pasture fences and water developments such as wells, springs, reservoirs, and water pipelines. There are over 900 range projects authorized on public land administered by the Buffalo Field Office. About seven new projects are authorized annually.
Prescribed burning is an important management tool used to reduce hazardous wildfire fuels and improve forage for wildlife and livestock. The Buffalo Field Office implements about two or three prescribed burns annually covering 600 to 2,000 acres.
The rangeland management staff consists of four permanent rangeland management specialists and a range administrative specialist. The rangeland management specialists work on the ground with the grazing lessees to implement ecologically sound grazing practices. The range administration specialist focuses on a variety of administrative tasks including billing, lease applications, lease renewals, transfers and technical support.


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Monday July 23rd, 2012 4:44pm
BOSTON, Mass. – Major League Lacrosse announced Monday its weekly award winners for the week ending June 26, 2011, according to MLL Commissioner David Gross. Hamilton Nationals rookie attackman Jeremy Boltus was honored as the League's Offensive Player of the Week while Boston Cannons defenseman Kyle Sweeney earned the Defensive Player of the Week honor.
In addition, Rochester Rattlers attackman Grant Catalino was named as the recipient of the Cascade MLL Rookie of the Week award.
While leading the Nationals to a weekend sweep of the Rattlers, Boltus scored nine goals in their two games. In the Nationals' 19-16 victory over Rochester on Friday night, he tied a Hamilton single-game record by scoring seven goals, including four goals in the first half. He added a pair of goals in the Nationals' 15-14 overtime victory on Saturday night, marking Hamilton's third win over Rochester this season.
Boltus, who earned Cascade MLL Rookie of the Week honors on May 23, leads all MLL rookies with 11 goals and 16 points. The 2011 Patriot League Offensive Player of the Year, Boltus finished his college career ranked second in Army men's lacrosse history with 124 career assists and 214 points. A Tewaaraton Award finalist, he scored 24 goals with 45 assists as a senior.
Meanwhile, Sweeney led the Cannons to their fourth straight win, a 17-10 victory over the defending MLL champion Chesapeake Bayhawks on Saturday night. He scored a goal with an assist and held Chesapeake attackman Danny Glading to just one assist. With 34 seconds left in the second quarter, he trimmed the Cannons' deficit to 7-6 with an unassisted goal. He also had an assist in the second half as the Cannons outscored the Bayhawks by 11-3 after the intermission.
While helping the Cannons to a 5-1 record, Sweeney has scored one goal with two assists in five games. He has also contributed 12 ground balls.
In just his second career game, Catalino had a record-setting performance in the Rattlers' 19-16 loss against Hamilton on Friday night. Catalino tied the MLL single-game record by scoring nine goals, including a two-point marker, and became the first player in five years to score nine goals in a game. He scored six of his goals in the first half as the Rattlers built an 11-8 lead.
The former University of Maryland standout was drafted by the Denver Outlaws in the fourth round of the MLL Collegiate Draft, but was acquired by the Rattlers in a trade. He ranks seventh in Maryland men's lacrosse history with 119 goals and helped the Terrapins reach the NCAA Championship Game for the first time since 1998.
The MLL season continues this week with three exciting games. On Friday night, Boltus and the Nationals will host Long Island at Ron Joyce Stadium. The Rattlers will travel to Chesapeake on Saturday night while the Outlaws and the Cannons square off on Sunday night in a battle for first place in the MLL standings.


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By JASON BAILEYSun Advocate/Progress
Windows Vista has officially worn out its welcome on my notebook computer. It's time for Microsoft's latest operating system to take a hike!
It just happened all of a sudden. I turned my notebook computer on, and before long, I was staring at a blue error screen. Known by tech experts abroad, this error screen was the dreaded "blue screen of death" - so named because it appears when Windows encounters an unrecoverable error. "BSODs", as many techies call them, is like the Windows version of a heart attack or stroke.
I have no clue how this came to be. I hadn't fiddled with any critical settings or system files. The crash just seemed to have happened out of the blue.
A reboot didn't fix the problem. I tried starting Windows using "safe mode" but got the same results. Fed up, I decided it was time to re-install Windows.
But this wasn't the first time I had encountered problems with Vista. Every time I would plug my Bluetooth adapter into a free USB slot, the entire computer would freeze.
Application compatibility was also a problem area for me. Many of the programs I had used on XP simply wouldn't run on Vista, or wouldn't run right.
There was also the general annoyances with the interface (like the awkwardly located shutdown/logoff menu and the ill-conceived "power" button on the start menu that ironically puts the computer to sleep).
And to top it all off, Vista's performance was far from stellar on my notebook, even though the computer is full of high performance hardware. Vista is painfully and dreadfully slow.
I would have to imagine that Vista's controversial Digital Rights Management system (more accurately called "Digital Restrictions Management," if you ask me) is to blame for a majority of the sluggishness.
After all, it seems to go the extra mile to ensure all the audio and video content the consumer is trying to enjoy is kept under close watch (and blocked or degraded as Microsoft sees fit). It provides a great deal of overhead that consumers certainly don't need.
At that point, I gleefully popped my Windows XP disc back into the disc drive and rebooted the computer. After the 30 minute installation was complete, I had erased my Windows Vista installation and replaced it with the older but more mature, and certainly more familiar Windows XP.
Now I know that there are many who have not had major problems with Vista. Good for them. But there are many like me who have had more than their share of problems with it.
Lucky for me, my notebook originally came preloaded with XP. I had received the free "upgrade" to Vista from my computer manufacturer a few months after the purchase. That made the "downgrade" to XP a lot easier.
Sadly, many computer manufacturers that ship PCs preloaded with Windows Vista don't provide support for Windows XP. This means that a "downgrade" to XP on these computers is difficult, if not impossible in many cases, unless the consumer is somewhat of a tech expert.
Microsoft is preparing Vista's first service pack (SP1), which should be released to consumers some time next year. This service pack is supposed to fix a handful of Vista problems and annoyances. But I don't think it is going to be enough for many consumers - especially the multitudes of businesses who are blatantly refusing to upgrade.
In fact, there has been such an uproar about Vista from many consumers (businesses and home users alike) that many have already switched to Apple (Macintosh) or GNU/Linux.
Many consumers truly are enjoying the "Vista experience" - for a significantly higher cost than that of Windows XP. That's fine, but I'm personally through with Vista.
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* The opinions of the author do not necessarily reflect those of the Sun Advocate or Emery County Progress.


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The archery range consists of 10 stations. Shots range from 15 to 60 yards with varying angles and difficulty. All ages can participate, however anyone under 18 years needs parental approval and signature on waiver form.
"Utah State Parks, in partnership with the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources, planned and constructed the 3D archery range to provide visitors' a unique park experience," commented Starvation State Park Ranger Chase Pili. "Starvation is the first in the state parks system to provide an opportunity like this and we are hoping it will draw both returning and new visitors."
Starvation State Park is located four miles northwest of Duchesne off Highway 40. For more information visit starvation.utah.gov or call 435-738-2326.


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Hawks should of kicked the FG to make skins need two TDs
Hawks should of kicked the FG to make skins need two TDs
Football has been very, very good to us.
Even though 2013-2015 were 3 losing season's, we can console ourselves with this fact-
# of Super Bowl victories since 1985:
1-Chicago, St. Louis, Tampa Bay, Indianapolis, New Orleans, Seattle
2-Washington, Green Bay, Pittsburgh, Baltimore
3-San Francisco, Dallas, Denver
4-New York Giants!!! & NE
Let's make it 5 in 2016 so we can be on a LINE all by ourselves again!!!
***Stat provided by "Schloss22"***
Thank You Seattle. The Cruz-slip-lucky-INT to ice the game against us last year, is forgiven.
Am I the only one who thinks Russell Wilson is just as good as the glorious saint the media has christened in RG3? Wilson should win ROY.
Anyway thanks Seattle! Awesome win, awesome team. I'd like to see them go all the way...
And did anyone catch the Skins Trent Williams mush Sherman in the face after the game? Sore loser much?