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Harry Robinson and Richard Smith return to the Cardiff Blues line-up as they launch 2014 with a clash against Dragons on Wednesday.
Harry Robinson and Richard Smith return to the starting side as Cardiff Blues launch 2014 with a home clash against the Dragons on Wednesday.
Director of Rugby Phil Davies makes a total of five changes to the XV from the side that lost 22-16 in the PRO12 game between the pair last week.
Smith returns at outside centre while Robinson comes back on to the wing as Blues look to return to winning ways in the league competition.
Hooker Marc Breeze starts the game, with Kristian Dacey ruled out through injury, while Macauley Cook moves to lock to partner Filo Paulo.
The final changes sees Rory Watts-Jones named at blindside flanker to join Josh Navidi and Robin Copeland in the back row at the Arms Park.
Gethin Jenkins returns among the replacements while hooker Rhys Williams will play his 50th game for the region if he comes off the bench.
"We played with real endeavour and physicality at Rodney Parade, but were obviously disappointed by the result in Newport," said Davies.
"However, the nature of Dominos Derby Series is that we face each other again almost immediately and have a chance to make amends.
"There will be a huge fired crowd at the Arms Park and I'm sure the atmosphere will be absolutely electric as we look to kick-off 2014 with an important result and move up the RaboDirect PRO12 table."
Meanwhile, second-row Rob Sidoli will take on the role of skipper for the sixth time this season as Welsh international Andrew Coombs is out of the line-up with a knee injury.
Sidoli has won three of his last encounters as captain and will be looking for another win as he leads the team out against the Blues. He will stand alongside three other changes to the starting XV, from the side that faced the Blues on Boxing Day at Rodney Parade.
Full-back Daniel Evans retains his place in the back five alongside winger Will Harries. Matthew Pewtner steps into the position of blindside wing as Hallam Amos is out of selection after sustaining a foot injury last week. The centre paring of Pat Leach and Ashley Smith will remain the same as well as Jason Tovey and Wayne Evans who also get the nod to remain in their half-back positions.
Prop Owen Evans and hooker T.Rhys Thomas keep their positions from last week, but are joined in the front-row by Dan Way. Rob Sidoli and ex Cardiff Blues player Matthew Screech have been called up into the second-row and the back-row takes on the familiar form of Netani Talei, Lewis Evans and last week's Man of the Match Toby Faletau.
There has only been one change to the bench with Adam Jones stepping in at number 19. Sam Parry, Aaron Coundley, Francisco Chaparro, Nic Cudd, Richie Rees, Steffan Jones and Ross Wardle all remain in the same positions as the last game.
Form: Cardiff Blues have not won in the RaboDirect PRO12 since Treviso visited the Arms Park in Round 7. The Blues only victory in their last four home matches in all tournaments was 29-20 over Glasgow Warriors in the European Cup on December 6. The Blues have lost their last four matches against fellow Welsh regions in the PRO12. Dragons rose from eighth place to sixth in the PRO12 table with their 22-16 home win over the Blues on Boxing Day. Dragons only win in their last 11 away games in all competitions since February was 23-8 at Glasgow in the PRO12 on November 22. The Men from Gwent have not beaten a fellow Welsh region on their own soil since a trip to Swansea to face Ospreys on October 30, 2010. Dragons have not achieved a season's double against The Blues since the first season of regional rugby a decade ago.
The teams:
Cardiff Blues: 15 Leigh Halfpenny, 14 Alex Cuthbert, 13 Richard Smith, 12 Dafydd Hewitt, 11 Harry Robinson, 10 Rhys Patchell, 9 Lloyd Williams, 8 Robin Copeland, 7 Josh Navidi, 6 Rory Watts-Jones, 5 Filo Paulo, 4 Macauley Cook, 3 Benoit Bourrust, 2 Marc Breeze, 1 Sam Hobbs (c).
Replacements: 16 Rhys Williams, 17 Gethin Jenkins, 18 Scott Andrews, 19 Chris Dicomidis, 20 Ellis Jenkins, 21 Lewis Jones, 22 Gareth Davies, 23 Gavin Evans.
Dragons: 15 Daniel Evans, 14 Will Harries, 13 Pat Leach, 12 Ashley Smith, 11 Matthew Pewtner, 10 Jason Tovey, 9 Wayne Evans, 8 Toby Faletau, 7 Lewis Evans, 6 Netani Talei, 5 Rob Sidoli (c), 4 Matthew Screech, 3 Dan Way, 2 T.Rhys Thomas, 1 Owen Evans.
Replacements: 16 Sam Parry, 17 Aaron Coundley, 18 Francisco Chaparro, 19 Adam Jones, 20 Nic Cudd, 21 Richie Rees, 22 Steffan Jones, 23 Ross Wardle.
Date: Wednesday, January 1
Kick-off: 14:05 GMT
Venue: Cardiff Arms Park
Referee: Leighton Hodges (Wales)
Assistant referees: Neil Hennessy (Wales), Gwyn Morris (Wales)
Television match official: Paul Adams (Wales)


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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
Rep. Brad Johnson and Kay McIff visit with Argene Olsen, perhaps the oldest living Republican in Emery County, and the first woman (in the early 1950s) to run for public office in the county.
Argene, now age 92, along with other county residents met at the county building in Castle Dale to recognize Rep. Johnson for his 16 years of service to Emery County. During Brad's tenure as Representative of District 70, he has sponsored and passed 64 bills, including three this past year. The Deseret News has previously honored Brad with the "Most Productive Legislator" distinction. Rep. Johnson's legislative assignment has been Chair of Natural Resources (oil, gas, mining, state parks, DWR, mapping and geology). He is also chair of the bi-partisan, 30 member group (22 representative and eight senators) know as the "Rural Cowboy Caucus." A great amount of Brad's hard work has benefited Emery County.
When asked what he would like to tell the people of Emery County, Brad said, "I appreciate my association with all these fine people who are my good friends. I feel close to the people in Emery County. I feel a part of them. I have great satisfaction in the legislation I have worked on for the people here."
Brad still has work to do on the "Hill". He will continue to represent the county through the remainder of his term, including a special session to deal with the "flat tax" issue. He has greatly enjoyed the service, "however," he remarked, "there comes a time to step down, go back to the ranch, feed the cattle, and let a well qualified man take my place."
Brad concluded with a simple "thanks for everything! I've had a great ride!"
As for Argene Olsen? "I'll be voting in the next election-if I'm still here," she said!

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(check out our original post "How Sushi Are You" by clicking here… – This is where I introduce the Sushi 12!)
Education is to sushi parents what skinny calves and slim fit button downs are to their children… EVERYTHING! As kids we went to good schools, had great tutors (for just about anything…I think I had 7) and were given all the best opportunities.
Accordingly, it is ingrained in sushi to study— late nights in the libes, uggs, sweats with your sorority on the butt and maybe even a cute sweatshirt that intentionally shows a little shoulder. Yes, we work hard… but we definitely play harder! And for this reason we would never ever want to go Harvard, Princeton or Yale… #nerds. Instead the cream of the sushi crop HAVE to attend one of two schools:
The "We did better than you in high school so now we need to develop a drug problem in college" division: (Penn and Cornell)
Sushettes in training from Dalton, Horace Mann and Harvard Westlake make their first visit to Penn for Spring Fling shortly after their sweet 16. They learn of the allergy they need to develop to ensure a single in the baby quad, the beige-block house they will be passed down from their future Theta and SDT sisters, and what it means to eat like a poor college student- happy hour at Pod. They also catch their first glimpse … The War.
Biggie vs. Tupac; The Bloods vs. The Crips; The Montagues vs. the Capulets. These feuds pale in comparison to the generation long war that occurs every day on the rough streets of West Philadelphia between… Theos and Oz (formally Sammy and ZBT).
Imagine the Skulls, but without Pacey. These fraternities hold the keys to the future: Wall St, an apartment in the West Village, Amex Black cards. Every day is a fight to stay on top.
Sushi on Sushi violence escalated to an all time high recently when one of the Theos bros, who was a triple legacy, pushed a boy from Oz because he was only 2nd generation at Penn… The two fraternities went on to set a record for most people involved in a fight without a single punch thrown!
Fortunately, the cops came to break it up, but not before one angry Oz made a statement that pushed the rivalry over the edge: "You'll never work at Goldman Sachs… EVER!"
I know. It's bad! At Penn, you need to have eyes in the back of your head. That is, unless you are in Zate, Owls or Tabard. Then you're too chill to even worry about these juvenile things.
Students of these societies arrive at Penn as sweet, innocent valedictorians from nice American suburbs only to graduate with European accents and a passion for the finest in Colombian exports. My good friend George, who I knew in high school from debate, now goes by "Jorge" and kisses me on both cheeks when he sees me… so worldly!
Despite all the tensions on Penn's campus there is one thing that will forever ring true. Be it a lager for the bros or a vodka soda for the gals, you are no one at Penn unless you spent at least 100 nights of your senior year at Smokes.
You were driven when you were a kid and HAD to go to an Ivy League school. But there was one teeny problem. You couldn't get into 6 of them.
Harvard, Yale and Princeton were out of the question for the reasons above. You couldn't go to Brown because your father wasn't a millionaire. Your parents didn't go to Penn, so that was out. And Columbia has like a 4% acceptance rate. That left you with two choices, Cornell or Dartmouth… And Hanover, New Hampshire is the only place in the world that makes Ithaca look like Beverly Hills.
So you back-doored your way into an Ivy thru the ILR, hotel management or agriculture program and life was great. You got to tell your friends and grandparents that you were going to an Ivy League school and they were super impressed. You updated your Facebook page and like a million people liked it. And then you got to school only to realize:
"This place is so f'ing hard!"
The motto is, "easiest Ivy to get into, hardest to do well at"… That couldn't be more true. Yes, you studied a lot… But that's ok… The scene at Olin is a-mazing. You had some great choices for study besties be it Kappa, DG, SDT or AE PHI and great sushi at Plum Tree when you needed a study break.
Still, Cornell Sushi parties harder than any school in the Ivies. #OxyMoron?. College town is A-mazing. Dinos and Johnny O's are must stops with some late night at Palms to cap it off. And Slope Day is Spring Fling but better… 'cause it's on a slope!
Yes, Penn might be ranked higher. But there is one thing that the Big Red will always have over the Quakers (besides a better mascot). See, while our school is in one of the two states that are actually acceptable to live in, you guys go to the University of Cheesesteaks… LOL!
Oh, and CTB puts Greek Lady to shame!
Beautiful homes in Beverly Hills, Lower Merion or Scarsdale, babysitters, little league and gated communities. Life as a sushi youth can best be summed up by one word: "safe." It is for this reason that it makes so much sense that Sushi flocks to these next two Sushi 12 schools every year. These college towns are just like the movie "Pleasantville". The police department's toughest job is rescuing little kitties, and everywhere you go someone is smiling. These places are heaven…
All of this would be true if today were Opposite Day! With that:
The "Holy crap, Why do I go to school where The Wire is filmed?" Division: (Syracuse and Maryland)
Ok… so you were pretty cool in high school. You did pretty well academically but you were also normal. You played a few sports, got invited to the cool parties and had way more sex then the kids that went Ivy. Cornell and Columbia weren't in the cards for you and you are totes ok with that. NYU was out of the question because you prefer frat guys who wear normal jeans and will have careers in media sales to hipsters who wear girl jeans and are destined to have an identity crisis… But you also needed to be in NY.
Which leaves one option… Syracuse.
Living on the Mount freshman year you call your mom 3 times a day on the way to class. About 2 weeks in you realize how much you love communicating and before you can say Spicy Tuna Roll you decide to major in communications at Newhouse… 4 more years until my career in PR begins!
Marshall Street is a-mazing like Soho, only in a dangerous city! An avocado salad at Bleu Monkey or a few pizza bagels from Cosmos and you almost forget about the three murders that occurred last week a few miles from campus.
You could harp on the fact that you live in the scariest place on earth… OR… you could pledge one Syracuse's many a-mazing sororities and make the most incredible besties a sushette could ever dream of. (3 of my girls were in the fashion show..so f'ing hot).
December hits and it's 3 degrees. You call your mom crying (your first time as a grownup) about the older boy that you met outside of Chuck's only to pass a swarm of SAE boys heading to a giant bubble. They're kind of crazy but fun! This is when you first discover the most A-mazing thing about Syracuse… the basketball games.
Yes, the games in Syracuse are fun, but you should see the CUUUUUUUUUSE games at MSG in New York City. See, 99.7% of Syracuse alums moves to New York after college (one girl from every pledge class tries to become an actress in LA) and so we totes pack that place. And just when being a Syracuse grad in New York couldn't get better, what happens… the Knicks get #Carmelo. Knicks! So you see, if you want to be an A-mazing New Yorker, then there is only one place you can go to school. SYRACUSE!
There are many things in life that leave this Sushaholic confused. Seasons 2-4 of The OC, the beginning through the end of Inception, being 14, and why they ever did the Tori years of Saved By The Bell. The fact that sushi migrates every year to Maryland, where people are obsessed with lacrosse like normal people are with Christian Louboutins, and where you have a 1 in 10 chance of getting shot at is another one you can add to that list.
Lacrosse. Come on people! White backwards hats and pink pants.. #Lame! Every guy in Bentley's Bar has floppy hair and is named Brent. Ok- so some of the boys are cute and lacrosse abbrev'd is Lax which is the name of the official airport of Hollywood. But still… It doesn't make sense.
And then there is the big Maryland event…The Preakness… a horse race. EEK! Which of the following should I add to "How Sushi are you?"
1. I love to get peed on!
2. Rushing my friends to the hospital…SO FUN!
3. Oh, and I can't wait to show… my boobs… in public!
4. Did I mention I love peeing in… porto potties!
5. My favorite thing to drink is… BUDWEISER!
6. All this, so I can watch my fave thing in the world… Horse Racing!
You get my drift.
You know, it's funny. On the surface, attending Maryland makes about as much sense as casting a 40 year old to play Andrea Zuckerman. But like all sushi 12 schools, Maryland manages to make the most of an interesting situation.
For my vodka soda, Maryland is the most fun Sushi 12 school to visit. (that is when you're not being shot at… ick!)
Parties on Greek row are Gnar Gnar, Cornerstone is an institution and maybe the most fun bar in the Sushi 12. And there are few things I'd rather tweet than "Hanami with my girls!"
Lastly, Maryland people hate Duke, the land of #Dushi Bros… So I love Maryland!
In the 2008 presidential election, Barack Obama received 52.9% America's popular vote. In the same election, he received 99.4% of America's Sushi Vote. A passion for politics is as good an excuse as any to attend the prestigious George Washington University. But come on! You know that's knot why you went there. See while Obama may be the most powerful man in the world, the most powerful person in the Sushi World's last name starts with K and ends with "ardashian." And so is the 2nd and 3rd most powerful:
The "I Heart Polit… I just can't wait to live in New York!" Division – GW
GW sushi do things that all college students do. They hit the gym, they buy clothes at local stores, they drive cars and they grab drinks with friends. Only it's a little different.
Their gym is an LA Sports Club in the Ritz, their local stores are the high end boutiques in Georgetown, their dingy cars are Audi A4's, and a casual drink is "Hey Dave, want to meet up for a bottle or two at K Street Thursday night?"
4 years in AEPhi, KKG and SDT are really just holdovers till GW Sushettes can start their real life in the Big Apple. For the bros it's the same thing but with Apes and Sammy. They say that if you can make it thru Apes pledging, then 100-hour work weeks on Wall Street seem like Summer Camp. Columbia Plaza, 2400 or Winston House turn into Windsor Court, 300 Mercer and the Caroline. Bars in Adams Morgan become Bro J's and Joshua Tree and Coney Island becomes 16 Handles. (Ok… Not even New York could replace Halloween or Spring Fling at GW… The Best!)
GW is great because it is a lot of fun and under 3 hours from NYC on the Acela Express. But we can't let the political culture get lost in all the a-mazingness. GW students do care about politics … and this BBM convo between Jordana and Ali proves it:
Jord: What ru doinggg?
R✓Ali: Just at starbucks…ugh there are so many hipsters in here!
Jord: Hipsters are gross!
Jord: Wait what did u get?
R✓Ali: A grande cafe mocha dolce latte skinny espresso macchiato double skinny no whip
Jord: Yummmm
(5 minutes later)
R✓Ali: OMGGGGGGGGGGGG!!!!!!!!!!!
R✓Ali: OMFGGGGGGhadjfajsfads
R✓Ali: HOLY 16 HANDLES!!!
Jord: Whattttttttttt, I already told u she is cheating on David.
R✓Ali: OBAMA IS IN STARBUCKS!!! Michelle too!!! She is so f'ing hot!
Jord: OMG he's so famous!! U have to go say something, this is a once in a lifetime opp. what are u going to say!?!?
R✓Ali: IDK!!!
Jord: Well…
Jord: Well?!!!?!!
(5 minutes later)
R✓Ali: Hey sorry… I did it!
Jord: What did you say?
R✓Ali: I told Michelle I loved her shoes…
Jord: You. Are. Perf.
In less than 5 years, these two will be pushing strollers in the west village… A-mazing.
Sushi loves warm weather- visiting the grandparents in Miami, your besties in LA or even a casual jaunt to Turks and Caicos with your older Hedge Farm BF.
Warm weather = Pools…
Pools = going to the gym, making your arms and calves toned so that you can go to the pool where you can get good color so that you can go out every night and look your best and then go back to the pool to recover from your hangover and still look A-mazing in a bathing suit!
The "Why don't we all go to school here" Division: Arizona
Arizona by definition is a Sushi outlier.
The weather is… nice (what a crazy concept). It's 90 degrees and sunny every single day of the year! Every girl is so f'ing hot! And every guy is so f'ing jacked! That sounds like an a-mazing place to spend 4 years! Just like… Ithaca!
If you went to Arizona- instead of losing your virginity in October of 11th grade, you lost it sometime between 9th grade graduation and the end of your teen tour roughly 45 days later (extra sushi points if you lost it at a camp social and double extra points if he went to Takajo.)
Lindsay from Upenn loves to make fun of Ali from Arizona… "What a whore! That's not even her real hair color! It's too hot to wear knee high boots!" But in reality, Ali from Arizona has it all right.
After college when you're both competing for Private Equity Boy, yes, Linds, you will have the Ivy League degree, but Ali will def be so much f'ing hotter. Ali will also have no problem with guys being naked while Linds from Penn still thinks, "Penises are yucky!"
Meanwhile, during college, Arizona still has all the traditional perks that all sushi requires. Brunch at Hotel Congress or Bobo's, salads at Chopped and a-mazing sushi at Fuku. Dirtbags is way more fun than Ivy League bars, oh, and how are the pools in Philadelphia? Come visit me at Starpass in February!
(That's it for the Sushi 12… Get ready because I have some more fun stuff cookin'! … In the meantime, Follow me on Twitter HERE for updates!)
—April 26, 2011, 9:31 pm
you wrote hedge farm – i believe its hedge fund luvv a sushi12 in training!
g2g SAT tutor fml
—April 26, 2011, 10:02 pm
I looked under the bed last night to see if someone left me my BMW and Coach hand bag underneath and I didn't see it… damnit, maybe next time!
—April 27, 2011, 2:35 pm
Haha so true about Zona… where all the sushettes go who care about spending every day working on their tan. And don't forget our greek life here, it's A(pause)mazing!
—April 27, 2011, 3:17 pm
that ffjd girl went to penn i think. says it all. OMG!
—April 27, 2011, 6:27 pm
Hahah, true statements about Ithaca. The best, coldest place on earth.
—April 27, 2011, 6:53 pm
—April 28, 2011, 9:17 am
its true, the theos boys wont work at goldman sachs. ouch..
—May 26, 2011, 2:24 pm
When is the next post coming out? Umiami sush are anxiously waiting!!!
—June 3, 2011, 10:41 am
Time for a new post mrs. sushi!
—June 28, 2011, 10:07 pm
show CU boulder sushis some lovin
—September 4, 2011, 10:05 pm
CAn you make another post please??
—September 14, 2011, 9:34 pm
oz and theos aren't real fraternities. screw them
—September 30, 2011, 11:17 pm


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Classroom and Outreach Activities
The collection of activities is meant to illustrate the incorporation of the microbial world in the K-12 community either through science courses or through community-based events and programs. The activities come from classroom teachers and microbiologists. All activities have been reviewed by the ASM Committee on K-12 Outreach for scientific and educational content, active learning and engagement, alignment with the National Science Education Standards, and clarity of accompanying instructions.
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NEW! Putting Disinfectants to the Test
In this two-part lab, students will sample the indoor environment to estimate how many bacteria are living on surfaces, then test the effectiveness of various household disinfectants on bacterial growth. Students use RODAC petri plates to directly sample surfaces such as benches, desks, or cell phones and then can quantify the number of bacteria detected before and after cleaning with a disinfectant. They will also set up a disc diffusion assay to test the potency of household cleaners and other disinfectants against Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria. Intended Audience: 9-12
What Food Does Yeast Like Best?
This activity turns a classic student observation activity of yeast generation of gas into a guided inquiry lab. Rather than give the students one sugar, we give them a range of foods to taste for developing hypotheses based upon their analyses of the foods. The students then design the experiment with appropriate controls and carry it out using gas generation in a closed system with a balloon to measure yeast fermentation. Intended Audience: K-4
Quantification of Escherichia coli Contamination in Water
The lab exercise assumes basic knowledge of prokaryotes (structure, function, metabolism, and respiration) and the functions and limitations of enzymes. Building upon this knowledge and using guided prompts, students brainstorm how to create an agar on which only coliform bacteria will grow and how to differentiate between Escherichia coli and other coliforms based on their enzymes. Finally, students filter surface water and place it on media that differentiates E. coli from other coliforms using an enzyme unique to E. coli. The resulting data are used to determine if the water meets the Minnesota state standards for safe swimming or drinking water. Intended Audience: 9-12
What Microbe Are You?
In this hands-on activity, students take an online "personality quiz" where their answers to a set of either/or statements match them with the marine microbes that most closely resemble their personalities. The microbes are given fun code names to circumvent the challenge of pronouncing the microbes' scientific names. Intended as a fun way to begin or end a unit on life science, the students learn about the vast diversity and critical importance of marine microbes. Intended Audience K-8.
Bacteria That Help and Hurt Cows
This lesson introduces students to the microbial world and provides insight on their function by examining bacteria that both help and harm cows. Although multiple bacteria inhabit the cow's rumen, this lesson focuses on two harmless microbes; Ruminococcus and Selenomonas, which break down cellulose and starch in plant matter, respectively. These bacteria obtain nutrients from the cow's diet, and the cow gains energy from the products of bacterial metabolism. Therefore, these bacterial species are in a symbiotic relationship with the cow. Other bacterial species can harm cows. Such is the case with Escherichia coli, a non-ruminant bacterium that can cause the udder infection known as mastitis. Intended Audience K-4.
Is It Clean or Just Unseen? Dirty Water and the Naked Eye
In this experiment, serial dilution of a contaminated water source is examined for turbidity and bacterial cell count. Because chemical and microbial contaminations are not always visible to the naked eye, the microbial presence will be brought to the attention of the learner by use of viable plate counts. Intended Audience: 9-12.
Quantifying Marine Microbes: A Simulation to Introduce Random Sampling
This lesson introduces random sampling, one of the key concepts employed by scientists to study the natural environment, including microbial communities. Students first learn about the abundance and diversity of marine microbes. Colored beads in a bag are then used to represent different types of microbes, with the bag itself representing the ocean. Working in groups, each student randomly samples ten "microbes" from the "ocean", and records the data. To learn about the inherent variability of random sampling, the students then compare the composition of their individual samples, their group's pooled sample data, and that of the entire population. Intended Audience: 5-8; 9-12.
Modeling Concepts of 5', 3', Antiparallel and Complimentary in DNA Structure
Many students studying DNA structure do not understand or cannot fully visualize the concepts of complementarity, antiparallel, and the organization of the 5' and 3' ends of a nucleotide strand. Here, a method that works very well to get students actively involved in the process of describing a DNA molecule is described. Students themselves are used as the nucleotides in this activity. Intended Audience: 9-12.
The RNA Decoder Ring: Deciphering the Language of Life
The DNA molecule is often and aptly compared to a written language that uses only 4 letters; A, C, G and T. The linear sequence of these letters provides information that guides the synthesis of RNA and proteins and through these products defines the characteristics and abilities of individual organisms. To assist students to understand how a 4-letter alphabet can carry coded information and how that information gets translated, we have developed a tool that students can assemble, and activities they can use to decipher the genetic code in fun and familiar ways. The tool is the RNA Decoder Ring that allows students to align the 64 codons specified by the 4-letter genetic alphabet to determine which amino acid each codon encodes. When single letter amino acid abbreviations are used, DNA sequences can be constructed that translate into amino acid sequences that spell out familiar words and phrases in English. We present activities that challenge students to decode messages written in DNA that spell out English words and phrases in their corresponding amino acid sequence. Students are also instructed how to design their own coded messages using the Decoder Ring in reverse. We also provide activities that illustrate the impact that various mutations in the DNA sequence can have on their protein products. Finally we provide an activity that illustrates how the coded language of DNA is used in cells going from DNA to RNA to the amino acid sequence using the initial portion of the human growth hormone gene. Intended Audience: 5-8; 9-12.
Effect of Nitrate and Phosphate Levels on the Growth of Algae
Nitrate and phosphate are useful as fertilizers in agriculture and gardening. Nitrate and phosphate aid agricultural production by producing more abundant crops. However, since the mass production of ammonia during the 1940's by way of the Haber process, it has been noted that a phenomenon known as "nitrate pollution" may occur. This pollution can be demonstrated by conducting this simple experiment. This experiment demonstrates two main ideas. The first is a test of what levels of nitrate and phosphate allow for optimum algal growth. The second demonstrates at which levels of nitrate and phosphate algal blooms may occur, causing harm to an aquatic ecosystem (Freeman, 2002). Intended Audience: 5-8; 9-12.
Lean, Mean Information Machine: Using a Simple Model to Learn about Chromosomal DNA
This lesson examines the amount of deoxyribonucleic acid, or DNA, in cells. The first part emphasizes math skills as the students determine the size of a bacterium. Then the students are asked to decide how long the chromosome of a bacterium is compared to its length using data on known genome sequences. Next, this size differential is demonstrated using a model composed of a plastic egg and dental floss. The learners then are given information about the sizes of other cells and their respective genome lengths and they are asked to investigate the features of one of these organisms and produce a model. Intended Audience: 5-8; 9-12.
Earth History: Time Flies, No Matter What the Scale
In this two-part activity, which uses discovery and an inquiry approach, the participants will be given cartoon drawings representing significant events in the history of the Earth and asked to place them on a timeline made of colored ribbon. Then they mathematically relate the geologic time scale to a yearly calendar. After the calculations, they return to the timeline to reassess the placement of the events. Intended Audience: 9-12.
Public Health Scavenger Hunt
The Public Health Scavenger Hunt is a playful and creative investigation of basic public health concepts for small children. This activity leads them through a series of tasks including exploration and recognition of their surroundings, hygiene recognition, riddle and puzzle solving, and cardiovascular exercise. Students will gain an awareness of not only their surroundings, but also their body's actions. By completing this activity, students will be are able to recognize direct cause and effect relationships, and their creative visual skills will be put to the test. Intended Audience: K-4.
"Build a Bacterium" Scavenger Hunt
In this activity, each student is provided with a worksheet and three index cards. Each card indicates a different cell part (e.g. LPS, capsule, DNA). Students are placed in small groups and receive a written scenario regarding a bacterium with a certain goal it must carry out. They must work together to decide what cell parts are needed to form the basic structure of any cell as well as to carry out the specific functions required by their scenario. To "build" their bacterium they must negotiate and trade index cards with other groups to acquire their desired cell parts. Intended Audience: 9-12.
Evolution of a DNA Sequence Over Time
One of the basic requirements of evolution is variation in a population upon which selection can act. One of the sources of variation is mutation in DNA. These changes may or may not be reflected in the ensuing amino acid sequence of a protein. This exercise explores the additive effects of mutation on an amino acid sequence over several generations. The activity is also useful in that it addresses several of the components of Darwin's theory of evolution through natural selection. There are three separate activities, one regarding sequence change over time, one regarding selective pressure on sequences, and one regarding divergence over time. Intended Audience: 9-12.
"I Can't Live Without You!" A Close-up Examination of Microorganisms Involved in Mutually Beneficial Symbiotic Relationships
By visiting three stations, each equipped with microscopes, slides, live materials and various supplies arranged by the teacher, the students will observe three symbiotic relationships involving microbes. The students prepare wet mounts to observe the microbial symbionts found in the termite gut, lichen, and Rhizobium root nodules. Intended Audience: 5-8; 9-12.
Extracting DNA from a Banana
The soft flesh of a banana provides a ready source of DNA. Using a few simple purification steps in a classroom setting, students can yield loads of crudely prepared DNA. To begin, the banana is mashed in a detergent/salt solution to lyse the cellular and nuclear membranes. Cellular lysate is strained, then the solubilized DNA is cleansed with a meat tenderizer (which contains an enzyme that breaks apart proteins). Lastly, ethanol is added to generate soft, white, globs of DNA and perhaps – with careful technique – slender threads that may be wound onto a glass rod. Intended Audience: K-4; 5-8.
Natural Selection
Using a variety of beans, students will investigate how various microbes can survive and reproduce. They will explain the effects the environment has on the sustainability of a microbial community and the adaptations they need to make for survival. Intended Audience: 5-8; 9-12.
What Makes Flatulence
In this exercise, students use a controlled environment to demonstrate the build up of gases in the large intestine. Through their observations, they will better understand the mechanisms that create flatulence (passing gas) and how microorganisms can be beneficial to overall health. Intended Audience: 5-8.
One of These Things is Not Like the Other
Using a 50X microviewer, participants will observe textiles and other materials for microscopic similarities and differences. They will construct a game board in which "one is not like the other" and then challenge another participant to decipher the unlike material. Intended Audience: 5-8; 9-12.
Outbreak! Investigating Epidemics
This activity simulates how a pathogen can spread among a population. Students will exchange paper with one another to simulate the epidemiology of tracking an infectious agent. After this activity, the students should have a better understanding of how infectious agents spread from person to person and ways to prevent outbreaks. It can be adapted to a variety of scenarios. For example, the infectious agent could be HIV or another pathogen that is spread by human contact. This activity can be used with ASM's Intimate Strangers Episode 6 video podcast. Intended Audience: 5-8.
Taste Test: Can Microbes Tell the Difference
This inquiry-based activity allows students to explore the scientific process of fermentation. During the investigation, students will be responsible for observing and explaining how yeast utilizes various forms of natural sugar and sugar substitutes to produce energy. Students will also recognize how the type and amount of food sources can directly influence the metabolic activities of living organisms. Intended Audience: 5-8; 9-12.
The Role of Microorganisms in the Ecosystem
This lab activity uses a controlled experiment to demonstrate different rates of decomposition for a variety of man-made and natural materials. Microorganisms are ubiquitous in the environment, where they have a variety of essential functions. Intended Audience: K-4; 5-8; 9-12.
Microbial Discovery Box
In this exercise, students examine the impact of microorganisms in our daily life and consider their applied potential. They can also conduct independent research and communicate their findings with the rest of the class. Intended Audience: 5-8; 9-12.
Pond Scum: Investigating Microorganisms
Little else can stimulate a student's interest in biology like a drop of pond water teaming with invisible life viewed with a microscope. This activity describes two means of observing pond water other than the traditional hanging drop or temporary wet mount slide preparation. Intended Audience: K-4; 5-8; 9-12.
Taking the Mystery Out of DNA: Extracting DNA from Strawberries
Students will explore how scientists isolate deoxyribonucleic acid, DNA, from the strawberry. The activity provides the students with a hands-on approach to DNA isolation. They will learn how cells can be broken open and how the DNA can be separated from the rest of the cellular biological molecules. Although students may recognize DNA as being the genetic material and that it can be used in forensics to identify a killer, most are not exposed to what DNA looks like. This activity brings DNA to life! Intended Audience: 5-8; 9-12.


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Merrell Encore Ripple Clog
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Slip into something comfortable with the Encore Ripple from Merrell. This casual yet comfortable shoe is perfect for a relaxing day off!
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By: MaidenRix
Location: Baltimore, MD
November 16, 2014
Love Merrells
"Added these to my collection of Merrells. The are very comfortable and cute. I have rec'd several compliments on them."
By: ChiChick
Location: Holyoke, MA
March 22, 2014
Comfy shoe
"I bought these shoes for work when I am on my feet all day. They do have a stiff sole but overall they are comfortable. They are very cute too."
By: TeresaTG
Location: Richmond
January 23, 2014
LOVE this shoe
"I have it in black and brown and just LOVE it! It's suede so take time to protect it with one of their sprays. They look awesome with jeans!"
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Location: Norwood, NY
December 14, 2013
Love the Brand and the Shoe!
"I have a pair of Merrell Boots I purchased approximately 6 years ago and I am still wearing them - they are the most comfortable boots I've every worn - waterproof and warm! So when I went out looking for some casual mules of course I looked to Merrell first. I LOVE these shoes; extremely comfortable (all day), stylish, easy wearing, warm, and good traction. At first I thought they might be too small, I usually wear 9-9.5, but the 9 even gave me enough snug room to wear thick socks. I definitely recommend these to anyone that's looking for warmth and all day comfort!!!!! :)"
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Mix No. 6 Ricky Bootie
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Showcase your style in the Mix No. 6 Ricky bootie. This gladiator-inspired woven ankle boot has an ankle cuff and a pointed toe that will add a touch of sass to your casual wardrobe.
- Woven faux leather upper
- Back zipper for easy on/off
- Ankle cuff with adjustable buckles
- Gladiator styling
- Almond toe
- 1½" stacked block heel
- Synthetic sole
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By: lb912
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October 17, 2014
Ricky Bootie
"These are really cute shoes. They do run a little long, but the toe narrows. They are of average comfort... not the most comfortable shoes, but not painful to wear. I would wear tights with them if I wanted to wear them for a long period of time. The ankle straps are a little stiff, but they don't bother me. Again, tights would alleviate this problem and overtime, I would imagine they would soften up. I am going to keep them."
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September 12, 2014
Mix No. 6 Ricky Bootie
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I love Seth Green!ReplyCancel
I love Seth Meyers. Too bad he's not even in these photos.ReplyCancel
So thaaaat's Chris Evans…. not Chris Pine.
Squinty Renner needs sunglasses!ReplyCancel
All these girls look really fine even ScarJo and her bump.ReplyCancel
ScarJo looks wonderful. I'm happy for her.ReplyCancel
If that's Chris Evans, who is Chris Walken?
ScarJo looks amazing, as usual.ReplyCancel
@Kristin. Funny you mention Chris Walken & ScarJo. 😉ReplyCancel
@LaToya GAAAAH!! Who does these things??
Where is Seven? She always knows how to destroy the bad stuff. Put it in lava! Set fire to its entrails! Take a spork to the monster's temple!ReplyCancel
Jeremy Renner totally looks like that dude from Hannah Montana…Jason Earls!!!ReplyCancel
Scar Jo's boob deserve their own twitter accountReplyCancel
I've loved Seth Green since that awful teen movie (the one with Jennifer Love Hewit and a young Peter Facinelli…you know the one…)
Of all the kids in that movie, I'm pretty sure Seth has aged the best.
Cobie Smulders does look fun to have a beer with (like most of us Canadian chicks). Her comedic timing on HIMYM is excellent. I would like to double date with her and Taran Killam, he pulls the best faces on SNL.ReplyCancel
Scarlett has the perfect pregnancy outfit on, still sexy but bump hidden. Kartrashians take note.ReplyCancel
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I would've pegged ( no pun intended ) ScarJo as your number one Count.
I tried to watch some pregnancy porn my last pregnancy with my guy. I had it in my head maybe it might be fun .. It was actually just realllllly sad. Perhaps if it was some real life couple amateur maybe .. But a DP pregnant video made me squeamish , and not in a good way!ReplyCancel
ScarJo does look wonderful here!ReplyCancel
@Alicia: Eh, the 3 I listed were all new to me, so I went with that. ScarJo I'm sure will pique my interest again once she starts filling out.
Lots of the preggo videos are made out of despair. One chick who was a fave during her brief time in porn, Larissa Fox, wound up doing her first anal scene when she was pregnant. She must have needed the money really bad, as it was made for a second rate site, probably shot in someone's apartment. You rarely get real professional preggo stuff out of top studios, which sucks, because I would prefer preggo videos to be more "arty"/erotic than gonzo.
Although, PregnantMary.com was MaryJane Johnson's site for her pregnancy videos, shot with her baby daddy, and the quality there is very good. Allie Sin and one of the Milton twins are the only other "name" performers I can recall doing preggo scenes off the top of my head.
Almost all of the preggo porn in my archives is photos. Progression ones or before and during are my faves.
Quick Google Search turns up a Pregnant Porn Tube site, which seems to compile clips from other places. Looks like mostly 80's and 90's stuff transferred from VHS to digital. Don't go there unless you have ad block on, I imagine there are tons of pop ups and what not.
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Room with TV + Internet (ME6)
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The spacious room containing a comfortable double bed and closet space is colourfully-decorated to present guests with a homelike atmosphere. A well-equipped kitchen is available to guests as well as a bathroom.
The historic Tower of London is just a 15-minute distance on the London Tube. Built near to the site of the original theatre, Shakespeare's Globe Theatre is 25 minutes' away using London Tube.
Guests are a short distance from Stratford where they will find an international train station, the Olympic Park and the Westfield Stratford City Shopping Centre, one of the largest urban shopping centres in Europe.
HusreglerBed linen and towels are provided.
A clean-as-you-go policy is required by all guests.
Please treat the apartment as you would your own home.
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The room was good, tidy, big and clean. The kitchen and the bathroom was also clean. If I would return to London, I would repeat! It's very close to the center of the city, and also to the overground. The only problem is that there is a hospital near to the house and there were a lot of ambulances at night, and the windows were not too insulating. The host explain very very well the indications to arrive home. Good value price-quality
The room was as could be expected. It took me back to college times. The day we arrived the bathtub had a shower curtain. The second day the shower curtain was gone. The third day there was a new shower curtain and a bath rug. The kitchen had everything, but I was unable to get the toaster, or stove to work. The stove was gas, and and I was unable to get the starter to make the spark for the gas to catch the light. The glass of the oven door was separated from the oven door- but who uses an oven in london? There was cereal- which we never touched, coffee granulates, tea, sugar, solat, ramen, soup... plenty of dishes and utensils, pots and pans. The bathroom has some tiles cracked- but definitely (considering the condition it was in) well taken care off and cleaned. Once somebody from the other floor came and took like a 50 minute dump and shower- while we waited to use the bathroom to leave again. Our room looked great. It had a tv, bed, drawer, closet, table, two chairs, side table, bedside table,... everything we could need. One of the swivel chairs only had like 3 out of the 5 or 6 wheels attached- so it was a little different to sit on it. The windows rattled a little at night. Overall I would not think there be great insulation. It was rather cold outside while we were there and our "landlord" had the heat on throughout the house for us. It was comfortable. The bed was comfortable. The TV was on a fancy wall mount that could face everywhere. It was a good room. I could not have wished for more. The wifi passwords were very conveniently displayed- and good wifi. The whole of the apartment too me back to college living.
The place was easy to find due to the pictures and address we received by email beforehand. The keys were in a lockbox- so entering and final checkout were a breeze.
The entrance for the house is under the bridge, i hadnt notice even though kaz did send a picture so keep an eye out. The room was clean and tidy, only problem was it was quite cold, but i guess thats because of the laminate floors and the rooms being relatively big. The location is perfect within a few minutes of public transport and tesco opposite. Cheap cheerful convenient place would recommend for the short stays.
Everything was fine. Nice little bedroom. It was pretty loud outside all night, but that's whats to be expected of London.
Our stay at Kazzos's was good. Very close to an underground station and is on a street with lots of food places and a supermarket right across the street. Our room was nice, cozy and very clean however it lead to the street and was very noisy. The bathroom was clean but the shower drained was clogged. Overall we had a pleasant stay here.
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The gluten-free crust was thin and crisp. It's not bad if you prefer Neopolitan-style pizza; I've always loved big puffy crust with bubbles. The sauce wasn't notable. While I like Daiya in moderation, here it was just too heavy, and it tasted a little like plastic. I put a lot of salt and red pepper flakes on this pizza in an attempt to make it taste like something, but in the end, it wasn't much better than a frozen Amy's Rice Crust Spinach Pizza.
Of course, as a gluten-free vegan, I'm grateful anytime a restaurant provides me with more than an undressed garden salad. Portland Pie Co. doesn't do gluten-free pizza as well as Flatbread Company, but it's another option for gluten-free, dairy-free folks who want to enjoy a meal alongside omnivorous friends. Next time, I'll probably skip the vegan cheese and spring for lots more veggie toppings.For carrying Daiya, Portland Pie Co. earns three chickpeas for vegan-accessibility. I'd love to see more creative vegetarian sandwich choices—currently there's a hummus wrap (yawn) and a toasted cheddar and veggie option. Portland Pie Co. is worth a visit if you're trying to appease a crowd with varying tastes and dietary restrictions.


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Tries from Ian Madigan and Jack McGrath gave Leinster a 17-0 win over Connacht in Saturday's PRO12 clash in Dublin.
Tries from Ian Madigan and Jack McGrath gave Leinster a 17-0 win over Connacht in Saturday's PRO12 clash in Dublin.
Joe Schmidt's men ended 2012 on a winning note, with McGrath's 73rd-minute try – his first in this season's RaboDirect PRO12 – confirming the result at the RDS Arena.
Connacht had a strong wind at their backs in the opening half, but failed to register any score to reflect their dominance of territory.
It was left to out-half Madigan to clinically pick off a converted try closing in on the break, profiting from his own quickly taken penalty. He added a second-half penalty and the extras to McGrath's late score as Connacht suffered their second festive derby defeat in a week.
Eric Elwood's side were unable to build on a fine early break from winger Danie Poolman as Leinster regrouped in a physical first 10 minutes.
Leinster's forwards grew into the contest, carrying well at close quarters, but the Michael Swift-inspired Connacht were finding holes in the hosts' defence.
Poolman just miscued a grubber kick as he latched onto a cross-field delivery from Dan Parks and Leinster snatched a crucial turnover after a dangerous catch and run from Robbie Henshaw.
Having gained ground in a scrum, Parks was presented with his first shot at the posts but pulled the 14th minute penalty to the left and wide.
Lacking any territorial hold, Leinster had to maintain their discipline in defence and Jordi Murphy and Ben Marshall put in some meaty challenges.
Smart running from Andrew Conway and Fergus McFadden got Leinster into firing range near the half hour mark, and they showed the visitors exactly how potent they can be.
Andrew Goodman and Dominic Ryan both barged defenders as the men in blue gained further momentum and a quick tap penalty from Madigan saw him break out of a tackle to score from close range.
The out-half added a tricky conversion from the right and boosted by the seven-pointer, Leinster continually got over the gain-line as half-time approached.
On the restart, Brendan Macken went close to intercepting a high pass from Parks as Connacht looked to move the ball wide.
There was no sign of the midfield traffic giving way until Leinster sparked a series of pick and goes with 50 minutes on the clock.
Dominic Ryan, McFadden and stand-in captain Isaac Boss were heavily involved before Devin Toner was held up over the try-line. Connacht held out though, winning a turnover from the resulting scrum.
Madigan did increase Leinster's lead with a well-struck penalty towards the end of the third quarter.
Connacht showed flashes of clever attacking play, most notably when scrum half Kieran Marmion broke from a ruck near halfway and chipped towards the corner.
However, solid Leinster defence and cheap turnovers kept Connacht away from the whitewash and without a score to show for their efforts.
Having turned down a kickable penalty, Brett Wilkinson knocked on a pass from the ensuing lineout. Marshall then blocked an attempted kick from Parks and Leinster broke downfield.
The hosts pulled Connacht through phases of strength-sapping defence in the closing stages and the pressure told when McGrath, supported by Toner, thundered over to the right of the posts.
Leinster hunted for a third try in the dying minute with teenage replacement Adam Byrne threatening on the right wing, but they had already done enough to get their play-off push back on track.
The scorers:
For Leinster:
Tries: Madigan, McGrath
Pen: Madigan
Cons: Madigan 2
For Connacht:
Leinster: 15 Andrew Conway, 14 Fergus McFadden, 13 Brendan Macken, 12 Andrew Goodman, 11 Fionn Carr, 10 Ian Madigan, 9 Issac Boss, 8 Jordi Murphy, 7 Shane Jennings (c), 6 Rhys Ruddock, 5 Devin Toner, 4 Ben Marshall, 3 Michael Bent, 2 Aaron Dundon, 1 Heinke van der Merwe.
Replacements: 16 Sean Cronin, 17 Jack McGrath, 18 Mike Ross, 19 Leo Cullen, 20 Dominic Ryan, 21 John Cooney, 22 Noel Reid, 23 Adam Byrne.
Connacht: 15 Robbie Henshaw, 14 Danie Poolman, 13 Eoin Griffin, 12 Dave McSharry, 11 Matt Healy, 10 Dan Parks, 9 Kieran Marmion, 8 Eoin McKeon, 7 Johnny O'Connor, 6 Andrew Browne, 5 George Naoupu, 4 Michael Swift, 3 Nathan White (c), 2 Jason Harris-Wright, 1 Denis Buckley.
Replacements: 16 Ethienne Reynecke, 17 Brett Wilkinson, 18 Ronan Loughney, 19 Mick Kearney, 20 Eoghan Grace, 21 Paul O'Donohoe, 22 Matthew Jarvis, 23 Tiernan O'Halloran.


text: Hundreds gathered Saturday night for the annual Pumpkin Festival in Castle Dale. Children were able to come and pick out a pumpkin, Castle Dale Youth City Council would clean out the pumpkin and allow them to carve the pumpkin and take it home with them. The Castle Dale City Council members served stew, rolls and pumpkin pie. At the end of the night a costume contest and a pumpkin carving contest was held.


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Brown Deer - The Brown Deer School District and the University of Milwaukee-Wisconsin's School of Education are teaming up on education projects that benefit both parties.
The School Board on Tuesday approved a memorandum of understanding for the current school year that details a partnership with UWM's SOE. There is no financial impact for the district as a result of this collaboration, Superintendent Deb Kerr said.
Both parties agree to work together on the development and implementation of projects that benefit both institutions. Funding could from either UWM or the district, depending on what is being done.
"We are using each other and the expertise and talent to accelerate and evaluate learning," Kerr said.
The district will help the SOE with both funded and unfunded research projects that can help educators from both places. For example, if the Brown Deer School District agrees to let a faculty member who teaches motivation, conduct research at Brown Deer, that faculty member will provide professional development or consultation with Brown Deer faculty at no cost.
"It's a win-win," Board President Gary Williams said.
The SOE is planning to conduct research from inside the classroom, Kerr said. Williams said this will give those educators insight into a diverse classroom setting. In exchange, educators in the Brown Deer School District can receive professional development assistance from UWM faculty.
Student teachers will also be placed in Brown Deer classrooms. With faculty collaboration, they hope to develop co-teaching experiences to help create student teaching models. Student teachers are not paid by the School District.
"One idea to pursue is that student teachers would co-teach with one of our teachers to provide that wonderful year-round experience for when they take over the classroom," Kerr said.
Currently, student teachers work in a district for a few weeks at a time, not year round.
The memorandum is only good for the current school year. Once it expires, UMW and Brown Deer representatives will meet to determine the strengths and weaknesses of the partnership, as well as discuss plans to extend it.
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"With a thrust it's a Spear; with a sweep it's a Naginata, when you hold it, it's a Longsword; a Cane can become each of those things!"-
Kugatachi Danki
Bored? Play BattleDawn
"The Best Strategy MMO Browser Game"
I am going to do what Cartman did and freeze my self..just need to find someone who is smarter than Baters to wake me up before Naruto and manga become a myth...
Ona sanja da sam oprao ruke,
Da sam obrijan, da sam lep.
Toplo je na jastuku,
u polusnu.
Mirise na dorucak.
Prijatan glas iz druge sobe se javlja,
Kaze da je pocelo.
Kaze da je pocelo.
^Birthday Sig & Ava from Mikessc88 <3 v Birthday Sig from Imotochan <3Lords of the Boredom Zone: Arhazivory Redsquirrel and Crossx21
Ah ffs, I was hoping for my weekly fix after finishing my honours project and having no life for this past week (more so than usual) =(
Yeah, good thing we got the anime ep. Does it mean the anime takes a break according to Thatbabo's diagram?
That golden shower week pisses me off every year, but what you gonna do...
Finally the week it's almost over, now we can finally know what the hell is gonna happen in every freaking manga that ended in a cliffhanger last week(ALL OF THEM).
''Brother running with a torch and not a damn thing you can do about it!''


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December 13, 2011
How To... Ombre Snowflakes
14 comments:
- modern jane said...
Beautiful! How do you even think of these things?
- December 13, 2011 at 2:41 AM
- Carly {xoxo teacherista} said...
I like the idea of ombre as my new chevron. Can I love both equally? I love the price tag for this one even more! Your room looks beautiful!
- December 13, 2011 at 4:07 AM
- Anna@Directions Not Included said...
So very pretty! I love the placement of them too!
- December 13, 2011 at 7:12 AM
- Vicky said...
Clever and crafty! The snowflakes add a little jazzy-jazz to your wall.
- December 13, 2011 at 7:57 AM
- lisaroyhandbags said...
So pretty! :)
- December 13, 2011 at 10:20 AM
- Hi, I'm Laura Ingalls Gunn said...
You are my kind of Christmas crafting genius. :)
So glad I found your project via Centsational Girl.
I would love for you to visit DTA as I am in the midst of a "Gifts You Can Make" series.
Be merry and bright!
- December 13, 2011 at 11:33 AM
- Lisa - A Room with A View said...
What a great idea! I love the effect and it does look better at night. Your tree looks gorgeous.
- December 13, 2011 at 12:11 PM
- InteriorGroupie said...
Love this look!! I saw those styrofoam snowflakes at the dollar store and thought about what I could do with them...but moved on with my (unsuccessful) mission that I was originally there for. WEll done! Definitely keeping this one in mind... :)
- December 13, 2011 at 6:51 PM
- Sabrina @ loulousucre said...
Great idea!!! You are very crafty--lucky you. Lovin' all of your Christmas decorations.
- December 13, 2011 at 6:51 PM
- My Beautiful World said...
These are wonderful, just found your lovely blog so happy I did. I have enjoyed looking around and now following you so I can visit often if you find a minute visit me sometime follow back if you like so nice meeting you. Have a great day.
Always Wendy
- December 14, 2011 at 1:37 AM
- Fashion Meets Food said...
What stunning pictures. I love the snowflakes on the wall! xo
- December 14, 2011 at 6:44 AM
- Lisa @ Cozy Condo Living said...
Wow. Great job on the snowflakes! I like how they shimmer on your wall.
- December 14, 2011 at 7:54 PM
- Ashley @ A {Blonde's} DIY Life said...
Love your ombre snowflakes! They are fabulous!
- December 19, 2011 at 7:51 PM
- Aimee from ItsOverflowing.com said...
This is so elegant and lovely! Look at that beautiful living room! You are totally STYLING! Love Love Love your blog!!!
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BLM Reminds Miners to File Notice of Intent to Hold by December 31, 2012
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) today reminds certain mining claimants that the deadline to file a Notice of Intent to Hold (NOI) their claims or sites is December 31, 2012. Miners who paid maintenance fees for the assessment year ending September 1, 2012, who then elected to file a Maintenance Fee Waiver Certification, or fee waiver, for the 2013 assessment year must now file a NOI for their mining claims or sites. The BLM will accept any filings delivered in person or postmarked on or before Monday, December 31, 2012.
The NOI must be filed in the proper BLM office for the state where the mining claims or sites are located and must include all of the following: (1) A letter or other notice with signatures of one or more claimants or their agent stating the intention to hold the mining claims or sites for the calendar year 2013, and that a notice of intent to hold has or will be filed in the county where the claim or site is located; (2) a statement that a Notice of Intent to Hold is being filed because maintenance fees for the 2012 assessment year were paid and no assessment work was required between September 1, 2011 and September 1, 2012; (3) the name and BLM serial numbers of all mining claims or sites listed on the fee waiver filed by September 1, 2012; (4) any known changes in the mailing addresses of the claimants; and (5) a processing fee of $10 for each mining claim or site affected.
Claimants who fail to file the required NOI on time will forfeit the affected mining claims or sites. Any questions regarding the NOI requirements should be directed to the Information Access Center in the BLM State Office for the state where the claims or sites are located. A directory of BLM State Offices can be found at http://www.blm.gov/wo/st/en/info/directory.html.
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By JEFF DURRANT
Emery County has certainly been put through the wringer in regards to land use proposals for the San Rafael Swell. Under the shadow of large-scale wilderness designation proposals the county attempted a Heritage/National Conservation Area (NCA) bill in 1998 and a revised NCA bill in 2000 only to see them shot down in Congress. And now the county's national monument proposal has been derailed by the recent referendum vote-an election that also kicked the monument proposal's most ardent supporter out of office.
In the wake of the past election a number of people appear to be asking the same question: What, if anything, comes next?
The topic was brought up at last week's Public Lands Council meeting, where, understandably, there wasn't a lot of vigor for the discussion. Victorious opponents of the national monument are also asking themselves what their role and ideas should be in the future.So the question remains, what next? From what I have heard, read, and can imagine, there are several possible alternatives lingering about-there are undoubtedly others, but these are the ones currently bobbing at the surface.
1) A National Monument despite the vote. I personally think this option is dead....at least for a few years. But among opponents of the monument proposal (including those who have admitted to seeing black helicopters) there are those who think it's not quite dead yet. As evidence they point to a recent Salt Lake Tribune editorial encouraging a monument designation despite what 2,500 (actually 2,151) county residents voted. In addition it is pointed out that the BLM monument process has not ended. In the absence of support by the governor and county commission, the BLM effort is most likely just treading water until an official termination letter arrives from the Bush administration-but stranger things have happened.
2) Revive the NCA concept. An interesting thought, especially with a new congressional representative and a changed national political landscape-but certainly not an easy task with special interests from all sides ready to pounce. And it isn't readily apparent whether or not there are any potential promoters of such an idea left standing. A lingering irony of the struggle over the San Rafael Swell is that while Emery County pioneered the recent promotion of the NCA concept, they have never been able to push it through congress despite almost identical legislation being passed for the Colorado Canyons NCA in western Colorado.
3) Forget it all and let the Swell recede into obscurity. I personally wish this one was possible. It was the area's relative anonymity that initially drew me to the San Rafael Swell-unfortunately those days appear to be over. An assistant of mine recently catalogued more than 300 articles on the San Rafael Swell that have appeared in local, state, national, and international papers during the past several years. Now while the county's high profile proposals have certainly accelerated this notoriety, the fact is that large-scale wilderness proposals permanently changed the dialogue, land designation options, and visibility of the San Rafael Swell. It is a befuddling irony that the ardent promotion of wilderness has contributed to diminishing the Swell's get-away-from-it-all value.


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SCC Names Jason Shaw and Matt Sweeny Baseball Players of the Week
SCC Names Jason Shaw and Matt Sweeny Baseball Players of the Week:
Jason Shaw was named the SCC Baseball Player of the Week for April 9-15. Shaw pitched a 5-0 shutout of Bellevue College, the #1 ranked team in the NWAACC on April 15. Jason held BC to just 2 hits in the game. Shaw also pitched SCC to victory over Douglas College on April 22 in a 6-1 win and a 4 hitter for Shaw.
Matt Sweeny was named SCC Player of the Week for April 16-22, as he went 4-7 on Sunday, in a doubleheader with Douglas College. Sweeny also 4 RBIs in the two games and scored a run.
SCC is now 3-26 on the season and 2-14 in the NWAACC Northern Region.
SCC plays Olympic College next weekend in a four game set, the Dolphins travel to Olympic on Saturday and return back to Meridian Park on Sunday for a 1:00 PM doubleheader.
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The Role of Economic Analysis in Competition Law
Douglas H. Ginsburg
U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit; George Mason University - Antonin Scalia Law School, Faculty
Eric M. Fraser
Osborn Maledon, PA
May 16, 2010
GETTING THE BALANCE RIGHT: INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, COMPETITION LAW AND ECONOMICS IN ASIA, Ian McEwin, ed., Hart Publishing, Forthcoming
From 1890 into the 1970s competition law in the United States was not economically coherent. As a result, in all but the prosecution of cartels, enforcement was close to random. New business practices were viewed with suspicion, particularly when introduced by large firms, and mergers were interdicted without any understanding of their likely effects for good or ill. Indeed, in 1966 one Justice of the Supreme Court correctly observed, "The sole consistency ... in [merger cases is that] the Government always wins." Beginning in the 1970s, however, the agencies charged with antitrust enforcement and then later the courts began to use economic analysis in order, respectively, to decide what cases to bring and to review the merits of those cases. Today economic analysis plays a vital role in the enforcement of antitrust laws at all levels. We discuss the evolving role of economists and economic evidence in both the antitrust agencies and the courts. Our account demonstrates how the predictability of economic analysis supports a rule of law regime, but we also recognize the difficulties involved in interpreting and applying increasingly complex economic analyses to the facts in competition cases. Countries with relatively young competition laws and enforcement agencies may be able to draw from the experience of the United States, both to avoid repeating its mistakes and to emulate its successes.
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ORANGEVILLE-Arthur Kay Van Buren, "Zook", 62, finished his valiant battle with adenocarcinoma on Oct. 2, 2007 at Utah Valley Hospital in Provo, Utah. He was born Aug. 13, 1945 to Fred Harold and Uwin Berg Van Buren in Ferron, Utah.
He was raised in Emery County, and served six years in the National Guard. He married Katherine Renee Ross in 1968 in Vernal, Utah. They are the proud parents of four boys,
Art loved Emery County and living here with his family, who were the center of his life. He had a love for the outdoors and experiencing outdoor activities with his family. They all loved camping, hunting, fishing and being together, and with friends.
Art is survived by Kathy, and the four sons he was so proud of: Rick (Wendy), LaPlata, N.M.; Cody (Daniella), Ogden, Utah; Corey (Shelby), Price, Utah; and Dusty (Doni), Orangeville, Utah. He is also survived by his mother Uwin; brother Kelly (Beverly), Cortez, Colo.; sisters, Roanna (LaDue) Scovill, Santaquin, Utah, Winifred Lippold, Centerville, Utah, Barbara (Ray) Olsen, Jerome, Idaho; and the 12 grandchildren who so lovingly called him "Ponkin": Colton, Kaylee, Sydney, Matthew, Devin, Daxson, Cadence, Cambrie, Talysa, Mitchell, Gage and Hunter. He will be remembered by many loving in-laws, nieces, nephews, and friends. He was preceded in death by his father Fred.
A celebration of Art's life was held on Saturday Oct. 6, 2007 at Cottonwood Elementary School in Orangeville. Viewing was from 10 a.m.-noon with services beginning at noon. Interment in the Orangeville City Cemetery under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
PRICE- Our loving father, grandfather, brother, and friend, Rudy "Scarty" Scartezina, age 85, passed away Oct. 1, 2007 at his home in Price.
He was born July 6, 1922 in Sunnyside to Guiseppi and Mary Barich Scartezina.
Married Betty Williams June 27, 1942 in San Diego, Calif. She died March 31, 2004.
Rudy was a graduate of Carbon High School. He honorably served in the U.S. Navy during WWII. Rudy was a lifelong resident of Carbon County and a long time business man. He was a member of the Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church; an honorary life member Price Elks Lodge #1550. His hobby was restoring cars, which he did with professionalism. He loved fishing, hunting, golfing, and listening to Frankie Yankovich and Dean Martin. He will be missed by all who knew and loved him.
Survived by his son, Dennis Scartezina, Price; three grandchildren, Jodie Scartezina, Salt Lake; Edward Scartezina, Cedar Edge, Colo.; Amber Lewis, Salt Lake; brother, Edward, Pocatello, Idaho; sister, Stella Gilligan, Albuquerque, NM.
Preceded in death by his parents; wife, Betty; son Joseph Scartezina; brother, Francis; two sisters, Marie Moffat and Margaret Winters.
Funeral service was held Saturday, Oct. 6, 2007, 2 p.m. Mitchell Funeral Home. Family was at Mitchell's Friday evening from 6-8 p.m. and one hour prior to service. Committal service, Price City Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers family suggest donations to the Heart Association.
SPRING GLEN-Our loving mother, grandmother, sister, and longtime resident of Spring Glen, Helen Ann Rusk Allred, age 87, passed away peacefully Oct. 7, 2007 while surrounded by her family.
She was born May 5, 1920 in Leadore, Idaho to William D. and Polly Ann Walters Rusk.
Married Arthur M. Allred, Nov. 7, 1938 in Salmon, Idaho; he died on June 20, 1978.
Helen was a resident of Spring Glen since 1942. She worked as an LPN for many years at Carbon Hospital prior to her retirement. Helen enjoyed the beauty of the outdoors and she was happiest when she was gardening or just working in her yard. She enjoyed cooking, canning and crocheting. Helen will be dearly missed by her family and a community of friends.
Survived by her children, Orson William (Laura) Allred, Price; David M. (Bonnie) Allred, Spring Glen; sister, Grace Williams, Salmon, Idaho; grandchildren, Matthew Allred, Price; Mark (Ranay) Allred, Sunnyvale, Calif.; Jennifer (Glenn) Neilson, Price; Denise (Jeff) Whitley, Longwood, Fla.; Tracy Smeeton, Vancouver, B.C.; six great-grandchildren; and her special friend, Aldene Thomas, Carbonville.
Preceded in death by her parents, husband, Arthur; and a brother, Ray.
Memorial graveside, Thursday, Oct. 11, 2007, 1 p.m. Mt. View Cemetery, Helper. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home.
Father, grandfather, great-grandfather, businessman, and civic leader, Shirl C. McArthur, age 88, passed away peacefully in Elmo, Utah on Oct. 8, 2007.
He was born Aug. 23, 1919 in Lawrence, Utah to Cyril and Doratha Ardilla Day McArthur.
He married Bessie Sitterud, March 1, 1941; their marriage was later solemnized in the Manti Temple on June 29, 1942.
Shirl graduated from North Emery High School and received an honorary degree from the College of Eastern Utah.
Shirl was a coal miner, superintendent of the Deseret Coal Mine, President and founder of American Coal Company, active in many coal mining organizations and public servant. He served in the CCC. He served as Mayor of Huntington three terms and formed the Castle Valley Mining Company. He was President of Rocky Mountain Coal Mining Institute, and on the executive committee of the Rocky Mountain Coal Mining Institute. He was first vice-president, president elect, and president of the Utah Mining association, a member of the Colorado Operator's Association, and president of the Utah Coal Section of the American Institute of Mining. He earned many top industrial awards, and was chairman of AARP, member of the board of directors of First Security Bank, Price District, and finance chairman for the Emery District Boy Scouts of America.
Shirl was an active member of the LDS church and loved the Lord. He served in numerous callings. None he enjoyed more than serving with his wife in the Manti Temple and being called with his wife on a second mission to write the history of the Deseret Coal Mine.
Shirl is survived by daughters, Shirlee (Ron) Knighton, Sheila (Glenn) Sebring, Sharol (Don) Childs; sons, Stuart Si (Carol) McArthur, and Shane D. McArthur; daughter-in-law, Maureen McArthur; 26 grandchildren; 33 great-grandchildren; and sister, Gladys Joyce Larsen.
He is preceded in death by his wife, Bessie; son, Scott Lee; grandson, Bradley Sebring; his parents; and his sister, Thelma.
Funeral services will be held Thursday., Oct. 11, 2007 at 11 a.m. at the Huntington LDS Stake Center. A viewing will be Wed. Oct. 10. 2007 from 6-8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary in Castle Dale and one hour prior to the service. Burial will be in the Huntington City Cemetery, under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
A noble, caring wife, daughter, sister, mother and grandmother passed from this life unexpectedly on the morning of Sept. 22, 2007 due to a chronic medical condition she had fought and conquered for many years.
Vickie Lee Fish Elliott was born to William Hugh Fish and LeOra Brodrick Fish on Jan. 21, 1950 in Price, Utah. She grew up in Huntington, Utah and graduated from Emery County High School and went on to graduate from Salt Lake City Community College. She was the prototype for nanas and spent her most glorious moments surrounded by her children and grandchildren.
Nana's was the place snacks, tickles, hugs and where Sponge Bob Square Pants ran 24 hours a day. Nana's was the place to get elastic sewn in saggy pants and the most glorious hug ever to mend a hurting knee. Only a nana hug will fix the emptiness she has left in our hearts and lives.
Nana is survived by her parents William Hugh Fish and LeOra Brodrick Fish of Huntington, Utah; her two sisters Brenda (Shon) Frye of Sigurd, Utah, and Susan ( Bill ) Moore and niece (Elizabeth) Moore of Monett, Mo.; one brother Scott Hugh Fish of Yarnell, Ariz.; her husband of 35 years Kenneth L. Elliott. Murray, Utah; son Kevin (Maurine) Elliott; daughter Shannon Elliott of Salt Lake City, Utah; son Michael (Teniel) Elliott of Salt Lake City, Utah; and grandchildren Hannah Jane Elliott, Hailey Elliott, unborn baby boy Elliott, Jacye Swenson, Bailey Swenson and her most special buddies Trey Joseph Elliott and Mehki Michael Elliott.
Mom thank you for the honor of being your daughter. You will always be my best friend and Trey will always know how his Nana punk loved him. Love Shan.
No farewells were spoken there was no time for good-byes. You were gone before we knew it, only God knows why. If tears could build a stairway and hearts build a lane, we would walk the way to heaven and bring you back again. Friends may think we've forgotten when at times they see us smile, little do they know the heartaches smiles hide all the while. To some you may be forgotten, to others a part of the past, but to those who loved you, lost you, your memory will always last. Always in our minds and for ever in our hearts, we love you the mostest sister sunshine.
The funeral services were held at the Cottonwood Stake House on Sept. 25, 2007, and the interment was held at the Mt. View Memorial Estates in Murray, Utah.
Kurt Bryce Brasher, 43 passed away Monday, Oct. 1, 2007. He was born January 14, 1964 in Price, Utah.
A graveside service was held Thursday, October 4, 2007 at 2 P.M. at Cleveland Town Cemetery, under the direction of Fausett Mortuary in Castle Dale, Utah.


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