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Emery County has a need for new EMTs to help carry on the emergency needs in the county. Sheriff LaMar Guymon said, "Emery County has a great team of EMTs but we are getting to the point where a lot of our EMTs are reaching retirement age and we need to look at building the ranks of our EMTs. We would like to encourage people to take the upcoming EMT course and to become certified. Sgt. Martin Wilson will be holding a series of EMT classes in March.
"Our Emery County EMT program came into existence in 1975 with the purchase of our first ambulance. Before that Fausett Mortuary provided ambulance service. This consisted of someone who worked for the funeral home who had first aid training.
"In 1975, Reuben Brasher who worked for Fausett Mortuary and I traveled to Grand Prairie, Texas where we purchased our first ambulance for $19,000. The first ambulance was housed in Castle Dale. From that one ambulance we have grown to where we have; one in Emery, one in Ferron; two in Castle Dale; one in Huntington; and three in Green River. We also have two off-road rescue vehicles, one stationed in Castle Dale and one in Green River.
"These ambulances are staffed by paid volunteers who start on a basic salary of $12 per hour and the intermediate EMTs receive $14 per hour. This is paid while they are out on a call.
"When the EMTs are on call, but not on an active call, they are paid 50 cents per hour to carry their radios with them and to be available should a call come into dispatch. Each service has an EMT supervisor who does the scheduling for their area. In Ferron this is Randy Nielson; Emery-Hazel Cox; Green River-Diane Chandler; Huntington-Jim Gordon; and in Castle Dale-Ken Eley," said Sheriff Guymon.
Sgt. Martin Wilson is the emergency preparedness supervisor for the county and is also very active with the EMT program. He said, "EMTs are required to take 25 training hours each year to remain certified. They also must recertify every four years with a written and practical test."
Sheriff Guymon said, "Since 1975 we have had very competent EMTs and continue with top notch well trained EMTs. Recently our EMTs were involved in the treatment of a young boy involved in a tubing accident at Cleveland Reservoir. We received a letter from Marc Sanderson with LifeFlight where he commented, 'This little guy was given every possible chance of surviving based on the immediate treatment by his family and then your efforts after arrival. Due to your outstanding treatment and incredible airway management, we didn't miss a beat, and continued with resuscitation efforts. Your organization should be proud to have handled this case in the professional manner it was.'
Sgt. Wilson said, "The basic EMT course is 120 hours of instruction and the cost is $650. There are programs available to assist with the basic registration fee. These requests for assistance with that class fee are handled on a case by case basis. You can talk to me or Sheriff Guymon about the fees or to one of the ambulance supervisors. There are ways to get these fees paid, don't let that be an obstacle to taking the class. We also have a grant program for any high school senior that wants to take the EMT class. These grants are given through the state. Parents can help their high school senior take advantage of this grant program by contacting us at 381-2404.
"The EMT basic class will start on March 6 at the Castle Dale Elementary, from 5-10 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays through May 10.
"Participants will need to pass a minimal physical test there is a standard they will have to meet. They must be able to lift 40 pounds and carry it up a flight of stairs. The class is demanding both physically and mentally. It is extremely rewarding to be an EMT and to help people in need.
"Being an EMT would be good for people with flexible schedules. It is a real self-esteem builder. In emergency situations the knowledge and training just kick in and for long time EMTs it's a challenge. You accomplish a task and help someone in need. It's very rewarding. I have been involved with the EMTs for the past 25 years and it just involves you in peoples personal lives. I have people I have helped who wave at me and still talk to me. It's a great reward to know you were there for them when they needed you," said Sgt. Wilson.


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haku was a true shinobi
Yes, I thought he was a awesome character.
No, the little sh-male creeped me out
I'm apathetic, I don't really care
Who's Haku?(vote this and u deserve to be slapped)
haku was a true shinobi
yall relize how strong he would be if he survived and joined konaha or something . he was at jounin level at that time

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how I am the one directly after the admins that's your subconciousness
recognizing my leading position, Asce.
to leave it uncommented.
And yes, I hate them with a passion.
I mean, how COOL is that, eh?!
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This is a very exciting time for me with the introduction of my first guest blogger – Rachel Willis. Rachel and I have met as a direct result of the #likeminds social media conference earlier this year and amazingly she wasn't even there! A very good friend of hers – Caroline Bosher put the two of us in touch. Rachel is a strategist and has worked with quite a few household names including Deloitte and GlaxoSmithKline to name just two. Rachel and I hope to collaborate more in the future so this won't be the last you read from her. Enjoy.
This buzzword seems to be everywhere we turn, littering magazines, books and conversations with supposed formulae for achieving happiness, as if it were a noun rather than a verb.
Subsequently, it has become synonymous with expectations, success vs. failure and fearful striving. Whether we are trying to lose that extra 7 pounds on the promise that this weight loss will make us happy, online dating to find the partner that will make us happy, or focusing all our efforts on earning the amount of money that we believe will make us happy, the motivation is the same.
Taking this approach can cause us to waste our whole lives chasing rainbows, always considering ourselves unhappy if we haven't achieved whatever target we set for ourselves and in the process not appreciating the moments of happiness that are within our reach.
Therefore, it can be useful to understand that there are 3 fundamental types of happiness.
1. Pleasure
This is the immediate rush of happiness that comes from an unexpected windfall, the blowing of the final whistle in a triumphant Cup Final or spontaneous, carefree laughter shared with a loved one on a beautiful summer's day.
The important point to note about pleasure is that it is transient. We cannot hold onto this feeling for anything longer than a few moments.
Once we appreciate this, we can remind ourselves that we are not being cheated out of happiness when the feeling passes, and instead of robbing ourselves of these precious moments when they occur, we can enjoy them for what they are – fleeting, wonderful and a brief glimpse into our fully present aliveness.
2. Satisfaction
This is the slow-burner of the happiness world that comes from completing a demanding10km run, putting your feet up after finishing the long-dreaded attic clear out, or handing the client the project you and your colleagues have tirelessly slaved over for the last few months.
It is a quieter, subtler sense of happiness that often occurs after completing a challenging task and is coupled with a sense of pride and relief.
For this reason, we can sometimes allow satisfaction to pass quickly, barely recognising its appearance, but why not feast on this happiness for a little longer, we deserve it!
3. Contentment
This is the long-term, sturdy feeling that is not rocked by an occasional unhappy disturbance in your life.
So often people think that if they arrange their external world according to their perceived criteria for happiness – the requisite relationship, career, body etc – they will feel content.
This mentality is totally understandable when we see that is the entire basis for the marketing industry. Companies make money from encouraging us to feel that if we use this new miracle product, eat this food or use this service then we will be happy (and more importantly, they prey on our fears that if we don't have x, y or z then we will be unhappy).
But unfortunately, this is the wrong way around. Yes, these conditions can provide us with short-term happiness, but trying to find lasting happiness (AKA contentment) using this strategy leads to disappointment, dissatisfaction and unhappiness.
Only by feeling content and peaceful in ourselves can we feel contentment with our lives.
It makes sense. If we feel content inside then we don't require what is happening around us to make us happy. Therefore we put less emphasis and pressure on those external circumstances. And when we come from a place of wanting rather than needing something, we can enjoy it for what it is, whatever that may be. We become selective in what we do, whom we see and where we go. And guess what, this makes us more content; it's a win-win situation!
So, next time you find yourself feeling unhappy and dissatisfied with life, keep in mind that "man is only unhappy because he does not realise he is happy".
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Planning and performance
The Report on Plans and Priorities (RPP) and the Departmental Performance Report (DPR) are prepared annually by all federal departments and agencies.
They are designed to reflect the government's citizen-focused agenda by identifying the benefits the department provides to Canadians and the real value derived for each taxpayer dollar spent.
Report on plans and priorities
RPPs are tabled in Parliament in March as part of the Main Estimates. The RPP is a compilation and explanation of annual business plans, and incorporates lessons learned from the previous year's experience.
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Cruyff, Johan, 1947–, Dutch soccer player. He played forward (1964–73) for the Dutch League's Amsterdam Ajax team, assuming a key role in their six league championships, four Dutch Cups, and three European Cups. In 1973 he was traded to the Barcelona team, became its captain, and led it to the 1974 Spanish League championship. Cruyff later (1979–81) played for several teams in the North American Soccer League and ended his playing career with Ajax in 1982. A three-time winner (1971, 1973–74) of the European footballer of the year title, he was known for his versatile and intelligent play and his advocacy of "total football." After retirement he coached at both Ajax and Barcelona.
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For the first time in 23 years, the Harrisburg girls' basketball team has won 20 games.
Not since 1989-90 as the Bulldog girls' hoops had this much success, but thanks to a 51-37 victory over West Frankfort Tuesday night, Harrisburg has reason to celebrate.
Bulldogs head coach Jake Stewart claims he doesn't take much credit in the recent success.
"This whole team deserves a lot of credit on what they have done this year. Its really rewarding as a coach to see the hard work they have put into basketball pay off."
Harrisburg worked up a 17-10 first quarter lead and led 30-18 at halftime as the Redbirds were outscored 13-8 in the second quarter.
Harrisburg got going in the paint early with Shelby Boer scoring 10 points, finishing with a game-high 18, while Hanna Jones tacked on fourth to also finish in double figures with 10 points.
In the second quarter Harrisburg got into foul trouble with Lindsey Murray, Hanna Jones, and Boer on the bench all with two fouls. Freshman guards Kelsey Hobbs and Alexa Burtis came in and hit two big 3-pointer along with a Ashley Ferrell 3-point play and Harrisburg took a 30-18 pt lead in the half.
West Frankfort flipped the script in the third period, outscoring Harrisburg 12-5, but the Bulldogs found their footing in the fourth quarter, holding off the Redbirds with a 16-7 run.
"We could not make a shot in the third quarter," Stewart said. "We are a team that when we are in a shooting slump and all we can do is shoot ourselves out of it." Harrisburg pulled away in the fourth with Boer and Hanna Jones scoring 14 of the Bulldogs' 16 fourth quarter points.
Boer had 12 rebounds on the night and Hanna Jones had 11 for double doubles. "Hanna and Shelby played great tonight when we needed them to step up."
In junior varisty action, Harrisburg improves to 14-1 on the year beating West Frankfort 25-24.
Alexa Burtis had 19 points for the Bulldogs, while Kailtlyn Keith finsihed with five points and Hannah Bartok had a free throw.
Harrisburg 17 13 5 16- 51
West Frankfort 10 8 12 7- 37
Harrisburg (51) Ferrell 3 2-3 9, Boer 7 4-4 18, Murray 1 2-6 4, H. Jones 3 4-7 10, Burtis 1 0-0 3, Hobbs 2 0-0 3, D. Jones 2 0-3 5. Totals: 18 12-23 51
West Frankfort (37) Wilce 6 2-2 15, Saillez 4 0-0 9, Summers 2 0-0 4, Calvert 1 0-1 3, Stewart 2 2-4 6, Totals: 15 4-9 37
3-Pointers: Harrisburg 3 (Ferrell, Burtis, Hobbs) West Frankfort 3 (Wilce, Calvert, Saillez). Fouls: Harrisburg 15, West Frankfort 18... Fouled otu WF Melvin. Record: Harrisburg 20-5, 6-3
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Enjoy unbeatable views of San Francisco as you cruise the picturesque waters of the bay on a champagne brunch cruise. With terrific food and on board entertainment, you'll wish you could take this relaxing weekend brunch cruise every day of the week!
- Champagne breakfast included
- Travel by boat and see the sights from the water
- Several menus to choose from
- Romantic experience, perfect for couples
The two-hour San Francisco Champagne Brunch Cruise offers the perfect mix of gourmet dining and sightseeing. The perfect addition to a romantic weekend!
During the cruise you will have superb photo opportunities of:
- Golden Gate Bridge
- Alcatraz Island
- Angel Island
- Bay Bridge
- San Francisco Embarcadero and Waterfront
While you cruise, start with cocktails on deck then indulge with a lavish brunch buffet featuring a gourmet selection of freshly baked and locally produced foods. Listen to smooth tunes inside or daydream on the outside deck while you sip complimentary champagne.
A cash bar is also available during the cruise to purchase additional beverages and cocktails.
This San Francisco Champagne Brunch Cruise is a weekend indulgence not to be missed!
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San Francisco Champagne Brunch Cruise
- 2-hour cruise
- Meal service and gratuities
- Complimentary champagne and mimosas
- Entertainment
- Port fees and tax
- Beverage service (cash bar available)
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking, unless booked within 3 days of travel. In this case confirmation will be received within 48 hours, subject to availability
- All enclosed areas on board are non-smoking. Smoking is only permitted outside on the outer decks
- All passengers must present photo ID prior to boarding the vessel
- Wheelchair accessible, please advise at time of booking if wheelchair assistance is required
- Tables are assigned in advance. If there are additional parties you would like to be seated with, please make note in the 'Special Requirements' field at time of booking and confirm with the operator no less than 72 hours in advance
Sample buffet menu (subject to change):
- Fresh breads, muffins and croissants
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- Scrambled eggs
- Breakfast sausage
- Crisp country bacon
- Carving station with herb-crusted sirloin of beef and cured ham
- Shrimp ceviche salad
- Hot pasta
- Corn tortilla casserole
- Antipasti platter
- Caesar salad
- Juices, soft drinks, coffee, tea and house champagne (additional beverages available to purchase)
Dessert items:
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A must do in SF! Beautiful! and Elegant! Staff was very attentive and the FOOD! AMAZING!!!! Ship was very clean! LOVED it!
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Catalogue Number: VR8-56G5
- Author: Paul Peacock
- Format:Paperback
- Publisher:Little, Brown Book Group
- Published:28 October 2011
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- Total Pages: 176
- Genre: Beers
- Secondary Genre: Green lifestyle & self-sufficiency
Less than 200 years ago, beers, ciders and a myriad collection of country wines were generally brewed at home. Beer, whether it was 'best' or 'small' was drunk by everyone in preference to water. Beer and cider nourished, as well as slaked thirst. With just a few utensils you can make your own tax-free beer, cider and country wine. Inside this book you will find recipes ancient and modern, some as simple as dissolving malt extract in sugary water and adding yeast. You can also read the best ways to get really professional results from kits. More than anything you will find really tasty, excellent beers and ciders and home-made wines to quench your thirst for a decade to come. There are recipes for stouts, ales, beers (and the difference between them explained); and for lagers, fruit beers, and ciders of many kinds including rough, orange, scrumpy, perry, natural and yeasted. Also included are the fundamentals of tasty home-made wine-making showing you how to make amazing wine from the contents of your fruit and vegetable garden.
Author's Biography
Paul Peacock is an expert on plants, gardening, preserving, cooking, self-sufficiency - and brewing. He is the author of many books, including Making Your Own Cheese, Chickens, Ducks and Bees, Patio Produce and - with his wife, Diana - Grandma's Ways for Modern Days. Paul writes for The Daily Mirror as Mr Digwell and appears on BBC Radio 4 Gardener's Question Time.


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Some questions for you. I'm trying to get an american perspective on the presidential election process. Do you look aghast on the selection process for the presidential election as we europeans do? Do you despair that that any of the candidates are considered credible or electable? Yes I know, we europeans have nothing to to feel smug about, but what is going on in the primaries fills me with fear and dread. Do you feel the same way? And there is something I don't understand about the voter registration process; I hear of 'registered' republicans or democrats. What does that imply? Do you have to join the party that you register as supporting or do you state that you are likely to vote for the party? It does sound slightly sinister, as in the UK voter registration is independent of the political party system.
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MT Vehicle Code
If you think that the driver's manual is the only publication you are going to need to review before getting on the road, think again. The MONTANA Vehicle Code is just as important and offers a bit more into the traffic laws and legislations of the state than the handbook will offer. In fact, every single traffic and safety law imposed on drivers in the state is described in the legal jargon, so you get the most complete description of every law that affects you as you drive in the state – no matter what type of license you hold or the type of vehicle you operate.
If the state offers access to the Vehicle Code online, be sure to take advantage as you will get the download at home, which can then be printed and studied – especially if you are facing a traffic conviction or case, or even an administrative review.
· The MT Vehicle Code contains several different chapters, which contain various codes used by the state DMV in correlation with drivers.
· All vehicle and traffic laws are explained in legal terms.
· There is a full traffic ticket and violation description and explanation as well as descriptions of court process.
The Vehicle Code is so important to driving, providing you with all the information you should know before you think about putting the pedal to the metal.
Contents of the MONTANA Vehicle Code
As the most important DMV publication offered to MT drivers, there is a great deal of content to the publication, which includes several chapters with laws depicting:
· Trailer and Truck Loads (Oversize/Overweight)
· Permit requirements and regulations
· Traffic violations and consequences
· License suspension, revocation, cancellation
· Vehicle titling and registration
· Licensing
· Identification accepted by DMV
· Fees for licensing
· Ignition Interlocking Device
· Temporary vehicle documents
· Antique and classic vehicles
· Definitions of different types of vehicles
· Plate applications and expiration
· Odometer readings
· Title transfers
You should never confuse the Vehicle Code with the MT Driver's Handbook, as they are two different DMV publications and should be treated as such. The Vehicle Code is of much more use to you if you are approaching a traffic court appearance of if you have been summoned to a DMV administrative hearing.
If you need help understanding the Vehicle Code, don't hesitate to seek the advice of an MT traffic attorney, who can, if nothing else, decipher the codes for you.


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The purpose of
World Doula Week (WDW)
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World Doula Week
events will take place all over the world during the same week, stating the benefits of the presence of doulas in birth and in the postpartum period:
Reduces the incidence of c-sections
May shorten the length of labor
Reduces epidural and analgesic requests
Increases breastfeeding initiation and continuation
Increases mother's satisfaction of birth experience
Can reduce the incidence of postpartum mood disorders
Increases new parents' confidence in the care of their newborn
When is World Doula Week?
World Doula Week
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ThunderRidge High School senior Hailey Howell's hands shook while she and her teammates competed in the annual Colorado ProStart Invitational cooking competition. The seven-student team had an hour in which to combine an estimated 60 ingredients into a three-course meal pleasing to both eyes and taste buds.
"The worst part was taking the plates to the judges," Howell said. "Something could shift or you could fall."
The plates bearing pan-seared fish tacos, bison with blueberry sauce and ginger snap tuile not only made it safely to the judges' table, but past their approving palates. The ThunderRidge team took first place overall during the March 1 event at Denver's Johnson & Wales University.
The honor is a feather in the cap of a 3-year-old Douglas County School District program that draws students from throughout the county and adjacent districts.
The ProStart hospitality program, created by the Colorado Restaurant Association Education Foundation, the Colorado Restaurant Association, and the Colorado Hotel & Lodging Association, is a two-year curriculum offered in 29 high schools. As a magnet program, it's open to students from other schools.
Teachers Katy Waskey and Aryann Roberts divide the curriculum, which draws a 50/50 mix of students intent on a culinary-related career and those who view it as a fun, practical elective. Students learn about business management, presentation, nutrition and marketing, and also can earn college credit, serve internships and become eligible for scholarships.
It's a long way from the home economics classes of days gone by.
"I think the popularity of the Food Network and all the culinary competitions shined a light on the fact that food can be an art form," Waskey said. "We also emphasize the culinary piece as project-based learning."
Senior Christian Walker sees the class as a way to hone a lifelong talent.
"I had a separate career plan before I came into class," said Christian Walker, who wants to work as a graphic designer or computer coder. "It has entered my mind that cooking is going to be a decent skill later in life for being healthy and taking care of yourself. And you could use it to impress."
Madison Gillam, a member of the award-winning competition team, plans to minor in culinary arts and major in business.
"I plan on owning a restaurant later in life," she said. Her first priority, however, is "having a family."
Junior Megan Schmauder, who dices garlic with the speed and ease of a seasoned professional, doesn't yet know how far she'll take her interest in cooking.
"I'm considering it," she said. "It would be a fun career."
Walker credited the class for "a significant increase in skills" and appreciation for food.
"You pay more attention to detail," he said. "You want to make it look nice as well as taste nice. You eat with your eyes first."


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Food trucks are fundraisers for some O.C. schools
At schools across Orange County, times are tough for extracurricular activities. At San Clemente High School, a booster group is coming to the rescue of the cash-starved instrumental music program by making the campus parking lot the happening place to dine on Monday nights.
"Food Truck Mondays" is taking hold at 700 Avenida Pico, where from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., gourmet food trucks set up shop. Curbside Bites, the trucks' booking agency, has been sending trucks to the campus each week since Sept. 17. SCHS receives $35 for each truck to benefit the Triton Music and Arts Club.
"We've had six (trucks) each Monday," said MariAnne Ridsdale, a parent who organizes the event. "They've been received well. The trucks are happy. The people who come are happy. Everyone is having a good time."
The food mix may vary from week to week, but Ridsdale said a meal including a drink can be had for $8 to $12 and that the quality is first-rate. She recalls one meal featuring a quesadilla "with a Korean twist."
The trucks have health licenses, and a lot of the vendors are trained chefs who either can't afford to start a restaurant or prefer the food-truck system, Ridsdale said.
Food trucks tend to build a following. "They tweet and put on their Facebook page where they are going to be," Ridsdale said.
A look at curbsidebites.com shows that Canyon High School in Anaheim Hills (Tuesdays) and Foothill High in Santa Ana (Wednesdays) also have food-truck nights. The website lists the truck lineup each week at all venues.
"We've been doing the one at Canyon for about a year and a half now," said Morgan Harper, Curbside Bites' scheduling coordinator. At Canyon, it benefits the band boosters. At Foothill, it benefits the girls lacrosse team.
At the end of October, Trabuco Hills High School in Mission Viejo will begin a food-truck night from 5:30 to 8:30 Wednesdays to benefit the baseball team, Harper said.
Curbside Bites keeps a list of 95 trucks that receive email updates and can request a slot at one of the listed venues. "We try to keep it at like six to 10 at a time," Harper said. "We're happy about it. People really seem to enjoy it."
Gwen Hegenwald, a San Clemente High parent volunteer, said the booster group sets up tables in the parking lot and students put together DJ music to liven up the dinner. There is talk of doing some live entertainment since it is, after all, for the music program and its 260 musicians.
Tony Soto, instrumental music director at San Clemente High, said a fellow band director recommended him to Curbside Bites, and the agency contacted him. "When they said food trucks, I was all about that," Soto said. "The boosters took it from there."
As school funding has dwindled in recent years, money that the Capistrano Unified School District used to contribute to the marching band, color guard, jazz band, wind ensemble and other groups has dried up. Soto said he has eight coaches, plus costs of instruments, uniforms and travel. "The only thing the school pays for is the lights and for me," Soto said.
Parent donations and fundraising fill the void. "We don't turn anybody down because they can't pay for it," Soto said. "We have a breakdown of what it costs to operate ... especially the marching band. We tell everybody these are the expenses and you divide it by this many people. We ask for a donation – a portion – and our boosters fundraise (the rest)."
A shortage of funds to pay for two school buses caused the marching band to miss a road football game this season, Ridsdale said.
"We're OK right now because of the food trucks and because some of our parents are bringing donations on a weekly basis," Soto said.
The boosters will continue to do other fundraisers such as candy sales, a poker night and concerts. "We still are currently in need of new instruments," Soto said. "The ones we have here are really outdated. Just one baritone saxophone costs $6,000.
"Our budget for repairing instruments is actually quite big. There's only so much you can do before it just makes sense to buy a new instrument."
Food trucks aren't just helping financially but are building a sense of community, parents said. Some people mark Mondays on their calendar. Others may just be driving by and notice signs announcing the food trucks. Word of mouth does the rest.
"It's another venue for the community to get together," Soto said. "Everybody eats. Everybody needs dinner. So why not have a fundraiser on a Monday night?"
This coming Monday, San Clemente High School will have seven food trucks: Tailgate Truck, Pulp Fusion, Front Porch Pops, KPaza, Barcelona to Go, Calbi and Crepes Bonaparte.
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UNEP Studies Show Rising Mercury Emissions in Developing Countries
Nairobi/Geneva, 10 January 2013 - Communities in developing countries are facing increasing health and environmental risks linked to exposure to mercury, according to new studies by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP).
Parts of Africa, Asia and South America could see increasing emissions of mercury into the environment, due mainly to the use of the toxic element in small-scale gold mining, and through the burning of coal for electricity generation.
The Global Mercury Assessment 2013 states that emissions of the toxic metal from artisanal gold mining are significantly greater than were reported in 2008. Rising gold prices are driving greater small-mining activity, but new and improved reporting has also provided more accurate estimates of emissions from the sector.
Due to rapid industrialization, Asia is the largest regional emitter of mercury, and accounts for just under half of all global releases.
The UNEP study assesses for the first time at a global level releases of mercury into rivers and lakes. The report says an estimated 260 tonnes of mercury - previously held in soils - are being released into rivers and lakes.
Much human exposure to mercury is through the consumption of contaminated fish, making aquatic environments the critical link to human health.
In the past 100 years, man-made emissions have caused the amount of mercury in the top 100 metres of the world's oceans to double. Concentrations in deeper waters have increased by up to 25 per cent.
The study, which provides a comprehensive breakdown of mercury emissions by region and economic sector, also highlights significant releases into the environment linked to contaminated sites and deforestation.
The report says an estimated 260 tonnes of mercury - previously held in soils - are being released into rivers and lakes through deforestation and subsequent soil erosion.
Along with a parallel UNEP publication Mercury: Time to Act, the new assessment will be formally presented at the International Negotiating Committee on Mercury (INC5), to be held in Geneva on 13-18 January 2013. Governments attending the major conference are aiming to conclude discussions on a global legally binding treaty to minimize risks to people and the environment from exposure to mercury.
This would reduce cases of neurological and behavioral disorders, and other health problems linked to mercury, as well as the contamination of soils and rivers caused by man-made emissions of the metal.
Governments gave the green light to negotiations towards a global treaty back in 2009 at the UNEP Governing Council held in Nairobi, Kenya.
"Mercury, which exists in various forms, remains a major global, regional and national challenge in terms of threats to human health and the environment," said United Nations Under-Secretary-General and UNEP Executive Director Achim Steiner.
"In 2009 at the UNEP Governing Council, nations agreed to launch negotiations for a legally binding treaty aimed at bringing down releases from sources such as industry and mining, address mercury-containing products, and tackle historical pollution sites-the final negotiations begin in just a few days' time," he added.
"Mercury has been known as a toxin and a hazard for centuries-but today we have many of the alternative technologies and processes needed to reduce the risks for tens of millions of people, including pregnant mothers and their babies. A good outcome can also assist in a more sustainable future for generations to come," said Mr. Steiner.
Mercury released from industry and other man-made sources can circulate in the environment for up to centuries at a time. This means that it is likely to be several years or decades before reductions in mercury emissions have a demonstrable effect on mercury levels in nature and the food chain.
The UNEP studies say this reinforces the need for swift action by governments, industry and civil society to strengthen efforts to reduce mercury emissions and releases. Delays in action, say the reports, will lead to slower recovery of ecosystems and a greater legacy of pollution.
Rising levels of mercury present in the Arctic are also highlighted.
An estimated 200 tonnes of mercury are deposited in the Arctic each year, generally far from where it originated. Studies have shown a ten-fold increase in levels of mercury in certain Arctic wildlife species in the past 150 years, due mainly, it is thought, to human activity.
Global Trends in Mercury Emissions and their Impacts
The UNEP reports state that global emissions of mercury have remained relatively stable in the last twenty years, with 2010 emissions from human activities thought to be just under 2,000 tonnes.
Despite improved availability of data on mercury, the emissions estimate is still subject to uncertainty, and covers a range of 1010 to 4070 tonnes.
Along with coal burning, the use of mercury to separate metal from ore in small-scale gold mining remains the chief source of emissions worldwide.
Annual emissions from small-scale gold mining are estimated at 727 tonnes, or 35 per cent of the global total.
Greater exposure to mercury poses a direct threat to the health of some 10-15 million people who are directly involved in small-scale gold mining, mainly in Africa, Asia and South America. An estimated 3 million women and children work in the industry.
Mercury-free methods and other low-cost solutions for reducing emissions during gold extraction are available, but socio-economic conditions, and low awareness of the risks of mercury, are barriers to adopting safer techniques.
"Artisanal and small-scale gold mining is recognized as a major challenge in efforts to reduce emissions from mercury," said Fernando Lugris (Uruguay), Chair of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee.
"While taking into account the impacts on national development, we must move to set national goals and reduction targets. Other efforts should work towards the formalization of the sector, which is largely unregulated. As well as reducing health risks from mercury, this could give workers greater rights under labour laws," added Mr. Lugris.
Coal burning is responsible for some 475 tonnes of mercury emissions annually, or around 24 per cent of the global total.
Despite increased coal combustion in certain regions, more stringent regulations on pollution in several countries have contributed to reducing overall mercury emissions from coal burning and off-setting part of the emissions arising from increased industrial activity.
Other sources of mercury highlighted in the UNEP publications include:
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Efforts to tackle the environmental and health threat posed by mercury have grown over recent decades, according to the reports.
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Yet despite such steps, coordinated action on a global level to reduce environmental and health risks posed by exposure to mercury has been comparatively slow.
The UNEP studies state that accelerated action, such as finalizing a global, legally binding treaty, promoting the availability of low-mercury technologies, and other measures, can support a sharp decline in demand for mercury.
To achieve this, primary mining of mercury should be ceased as soon as possible, and demand met by investing in improved recycling measures.
Governments should ensure regulatory frameworks and incentives to promote the transition to viable, safe and commercial alternatives, resulting in reduced releases of mercury and other pollutants.
Notes to Editors
UNEP produced its first Global Mercury Assessment in 2002 and a subsequent study in 2007. The 2013 assessment is the most comprehensive to date, and includes information on the release and impacts of mercury in aquatic environments for the first time.
Mercury: Time to Act is available here.
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In the second in a series of articles leading up to our official review of RaiderZ, we take a look at more aspects of the game including combat and the dungeons found in the new MMO from Perfect World Entertainment. Have you played RaiderZ? Leave us your thoughts in the comments.
Combat will have you very involved, you will be dodging every attack, while trying to make your next move. It is something you will have to be tactical about, carefully watching each enemies different attacks and adapting to how you can overcome them will be something you will find yourself doing. This is particularly important when it comes to bosses.
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Personally I think it's a really good substitute to TERA if you aren't willing to pay for an MMORPG.
I mean that because it just seems like TERA with cheaper production value(clunkier combat, poorer graphics, smaller world, etc).
While very similar it just wasn't good enough for me after playing TERA, but i'm sure a lot of people will enjoy it and will give it a go, especially if they aren't willing to pay for TERA.
Hits sometimes do not register, and with a skill cool down that is quite high, it becomes quite annoying, this has happened regularly for me.
This was also my experience. Also I had to be very careful how I lined up a block otherwise I would get full damage. I found I had to be a bit "too perfect" and angle my camera a certain way to make sure that I was "blocking correctly".
In fast paced, frenetic combat, it felt unnatural.
You did say fun a few times, but that's exactly my experience as well it's simply fun to play (strange because I don't like this type of combat much, f.e. Tera was dull and boring to me)
'Perfect' block is somewhat in the system, since you can also hit from the side while the mob is blocking, 'bypass' it from an angle. Not registered hits on the other hand are a valid issue. On a damage dealer toon it's only annoying, but for a healer it could be a life-or-death thing... I lost once a party member, because 3 of them were next to each other, and Heal only registered for 2 (the 3rd was highlighted too, just didn't received the +hp)
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Fun is the operative word here. The game is flat out fun. Nuff said. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJ2rhdmKaPk
Lol, just sent that vid a week ago to my formerly-played-Tera-but-also-found-boring buddy, recommending RaiderZ to him. That vid fits the game perfectly "Whinestein Cryme Emopants, noone understands me" lol
And since you craft everything for yourself, it's also a great line: "go kill some things to get some things to make some things" (PWE could put it under the hunt together - die alone punchline)
Btw, STO one has great lines too. "I'm phasing!"
One of the only F2P MMO's that I ever reachd max level in.. Somehow, this game kept my attention much longer than TERA.. Not sure if it was the price tag, the world, classes, or what.. Probably a but of each, but for what it's worth Raiderz is not that bad of a game..
I most especially like the variety of bosses. The music isn't half bad either.. But make no mistake, this is basically a single player console game with multiplayer.. However to be fair, it does have a decent day/night and weather cycle that makes it somewhat "immersive" if I dare call it that..
The costume system gets an A+ from me as well.. Instead of using the cash shop as a shopping outlet for costume peices, they charge you for just a potion which is very cheap.. And you can use that potion to make a costume out of any armor in the game, and every armor is pretty unique and designed to stand on their own.. So you can mix and match any armor found in the game to create your costume.. Very good alternative to the cash shop only slow costuming found in most F2P where you can only find silly panda outfits and sunglasses..
First few levels are fun I'll give you that but once you reach the 3rd or 4th map (Been a little since I logged) and you are forced to enter the pvp areas to continue questing it left a very bad taste in my mouth and haven't logged back yet.
Level in this game makes a very big different between players. (Once you are able to equip a new tier of armour/weapon aka every 2-3 levels) First zone you are forced to enter pvp areas gets you with people lvl 22-29 (Not entirely sure been a few days since I logged) as a lvl 22-25 you stand no chance against a lvl 29 the damage you will do is will be very low unless you manage to hit a caster.
Magic will show it's true power there with it's auto aim. You can't run in circles to avoid it, you can't run far away you can only dodge when it's about to hit you or block no other choice, that is stupid! let's not also say that 2 people vs 1 can stunlock you to death regardless of class it make pvp very terrible.
I kinda enjoyed the dungeons bosses they where quite dievrse between each other with their own attack patterns but forcing me to enter a warzone to continue the story quest is a no no to me. (Grinding monsters for exp won't net much exp, only decent way to level is through questing)
May give it a try when they release another option for melee dps apart of 2h or with shield as 2h sword/mace is far too slow for my tastes. Till then I'll look at some updates maybe I'll check it out once in a while/
While I was pleased to find that xbox controller on a pc works with this game, it is completely dysfunctional. You have to mouse click on a mob in order to attack them. You have to do this repeatedly for the basic attack. The ability cooldowns are so bad that you can only use each of them once per fight.
There is no click to move with the mouse.
Loot pick up and talk to NPCs is "E". All I can say is wtf? Yes you can reprogram the key, but it's still illogical. You cannot click on the npc to talk to them because your mouse pointer is hidden unless you bring up inventory, journal etc. using esc or ctrl. THere was no where to change the interface where the mouse pointer is visible during combat because they made the mouse into some sort of aiming reticle.
Questing is a pain in the ___ too. There are the usual annoying markers over quest givers heads, but you have to hit "E" 3 times in order to find out quest details about what you are required to do.
There's one starting quest that is really assinine. You are tasked with creating a new weapon, but part of the quest requires you to actually purchase a weapon recipe. Granted that the nearby mobs drop the required cooper ore material, it is easy to make the weapon and believe that you have completed the quest. When you return to the quest giver they tell you that you still need a new weapon, not that you forgot to buy a freaking recipe. Oversight like this ruins the quest experience.
The absense of armor or weapon drops at all is just ludicrous. They don't even realize that people play MMOs to find treasure? That's pathetic.
I was literally inundated with RMT gold selling spam. There is not even a click to block players option. It's really bad because all of the RMTs had names without vowels. It's sad to see games that companies don't care about cheaters and RMTs.


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Cutting the cord on cable service has become a trend to save money. But for some, the trade-off might not be worth it.
"Cable is still the most seamless option for home entertainment," says Chris Sloan, executive producer of the Travel Channel's "Airport 24/7: Miami" and the president/founder of production company, 2C Media. Sloan says cable TV is a simpler solution for families than the alternatives which may require cobbling together various devices and services.
"AeroTV, Netflix, Hulu, Apple TV, Amazon Prime, etc. are all great services, but don't completely replace cable, especially with live programming and full episodes of series," says Sloan.
Youtoo TV's CEO, Chris Wyatt, agrees. "Cable affords many benefits to consumers that are not available on traditional broadcast channels or the Internet," he says.
So just what are these benefits that you could miss out on if you cut cable? Keep reading to learn more.
Live Sports Coverage
For sports fans, one of the biggest negatives to cutting cable is losing live sports broadcasts of the big game, whether it's basketball, baseball, hockey, or another favorite sport. But can't you stream it on the internet, you might wonder? Rarely.
"Very few sporting events, especially premium ones, are streamed online," says Sloan.
Wyatt adds that "there is not currently a broadcast Internet option that offers live sports nor can the Internet broadcasters financially support one."
So, for the sports fans out there, cable may be your only option at getting the live sports coverage you crave.
"Cable delivers live broadcast channels, exclusive cable content, on-demand content, and live sports programming not available without a TV subscription," says Steve Necessary, vice president of Video Product Development and Management for Cox Communications. In addition, cable subscribers don't have to worry about not being able to see local games due to mandated sports programming blackouts.
"Traditional broadcast and the Internet cannot even compare to the sports options available on cable," says Wyatt. For example, "with the NFL Sunday Ticket, viewers can watch virtually any NFL game regardless if there is a blackout in their local market," he adds.
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Do your kids look forward to watching their favorite television programs while you make dinner, or when you sleep in on Sundays?
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However, cable TV offers resources such as its TV Parental Guidelines Rating System to quickly identify age appropriate programming, and cable set-top boxes that can be used to block out inappropriate content, according to the National Cable & Telecommunications Association's website.
"There is a vast array of educational channels for children including Nickelodeon, Spout, Nick Jr., Animal Planet and others," says Wyatt. "While these networks are entertaining for children, parents know that they are educational. For most parents, it is like having a virtual babysitter they can trust in their living room."
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Movies Galore – with a Quality Viewing Experience
If you're a movie buff, you know you have a variety of choices when it comes to finding a way to watch them. And while internet streaming and satellite are popular alternatives to cable television, there are also some pesky problems to be aware of.
For example, if you choose to watch movies over the internet, don't be surprised to find pauses or lags in the picture depending on your internet speed. And if you're planning on switching to satellite, be prepared for spotty reception or none at all when the weather is bad.
In fact, Necessary says that Cox customers who switch to satellite generally "report issues with reliability, weather-related outages, and variability based on their broadband service."
In addition to superior picture quality, cable television also allows movie fans to choose specialty channels based on their interests, such as the Independent Film Channel or the Sundance Channel, as well as on-demand options for customers.
"We're constantly adding to the on-demand library," says Necessary. "[For example] customized collections such as recently nominated or winning films; sports-themed films; a particular interest such as all the 007 movies to commemorate 50 years of James Bond, to name a few."
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Other Cable Perks
Some of the other things to keep in mind when considering cutting the cable cord include loss of access to current specialty programs and series and the cost-benefit of bundling products.
Just think: If you love your cooking shows on Food TV or home improvement programs on HGTV, how will you watch these without cable?
"Full-length series are available only on cable, unless one chooses to pay a la carte for episodes on iTunes," says Sloan.
What's more, if you cut cable you may be missing out on other services and benefits that cable television can bring, including bundling your internet with your cable to reduce your overall bill.
Bundles make it easy for customers to save by having a single provider for TV, phone, and Internet, says Necessary.


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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
A huge project will be undertaken by the Order of the Arrow scouts in June of 2008. Approximately 1,000 scouts along with support staff will come into the county to do a service project. The project will include the removal of tamarisk from a 10 mile stretch in the Buckhorn Wash area and also tamarisk removal around Joe's Valley Reservoir.
The OA is coming for one week June 14-21 in 2008. They will stage from the Canyon View Junior High School in Huntington. The lawn at the junior high will turn into a sea of tents as the youth spread out over the school grounds. Support personnel and those bringing RVs will also utilize the rodeo grounds across the street from the junior high.
A trial run of the project was conducted June 7-8 with the national leaders coming to Emery County to get acquainted with the area. They met with US Forest Service personnel, Bureau of Land Management personnel and the Emery County Sheriff's Office. Logistics for an outing this big require a lot of preparation and planning. John Hess said they are in their third year of planning for this effort. "We are here in the area to learn how to clear the tamarisk and the correct process. The scouts will be using lopers and hand saws and the trained personnel from the agencies will operate the chain saws. After the tamarisk is cut down then the stumps are treated with a herbicide to kill the roots. The Emery County Weed and Mosquito Department will administer these treatments.
"We will separate into work groups of 20 with four squads of five people in each squad. They will fan out over the area to be treated. We will be working down in the drainage as well as scouring the hillsides and side canyons for the tamarisk. Our goal is to attract 1,000 people to this project. With 200 staff members and 800 OA members. To be an OA member you must be at least 13 years old. Many adults remain OA members too and we hope they'll come and participate in this project. To become an OA member you must be recommended for membership from your troop. As long as you remain registered you can sustain your OA membership throughout your lifetime. We have some OA members in their 60s and 70s.
"We will be using the kitchen facilities at the junior high as well as bringing in field kitchens. The ladies will use the shower facilities at the school and portable showers will be brought in for the scouts. For the lunches down at the worksites they will be fed trail lunches which consist of crackers and cheese, granola bars, jerky and other nonperishable items. These lunches will be brought in with us. The Saturday night opening dinner and the Friday night closing dinner will be catered by local vendors in your area.
"The official name of the project is an Arrow Corps Service Project. Projects will occur on five different national forests at the same time. The Shasta-Trinity in California, the Bridger-Teton in Wyoming, the Mark Twain in Missouri and the Washington-Jefferson in Virginia; five sites, five weeks and 5,000 participants.
"We hope to have all of the OA members from the Emery and Carbon county areas as well as the Western States come and participate in this service project. Each OA lodge can decide which project they would like to participate in. We hope some will choose to come here. This is a lesser known area than some of the national forests and we are doing a lot of advertising in scout publications to heighten the interest for this project and the others. We hope many of our participants are from lodges in Utah, Arizona, Colorado and we hope to attract people from the East Coast as well. We want people from all over the United States, but we suspect the majority will be from the West.
"With this many scouts, safety will be our primary concern. We will guard against heat stroke, we plan to work in the early morning hours and rest in the heat of the day. We will have a water truck and shade shelters along the areas where they will be working. Everyone is being asked to bring a wide brimmed hat, boots, long sleeved shirts and everyone will be required to wear safety glasses and carry water with them. Our number one concern is the sun. We are also aware that this Buckhorn area is prone to flash flooding and we will keep constant monitoring on the weather. We will be on the lookout if we need to move to higher ground in the event of thunderstorms. We will also be prepared with a medical officer and EMTs. We will be bringing our own people and the main medical personnel will come from Salt Lake. We will also have security personnel and a safety officer.
"We are coordinating with Karl Ivory from the Price BLM office and Clyde Mayer is the professional scouter involved with the project. I started as a youth involved in the boy scout and explorer program. I became involved again as my sons went through the scouting program and became Eagle Scouts and OA members. I am from Boulder, Colo.
"We want to be a part of the community while we are here. We want to help the local economy and will be buying fresh items and a lot of our food locally. I'm sure we will be visiting the local hardware stores and we will also pick out a local bank. We will be measuring the area available at the junior high to make sure the tents will fit. We are planning for 1,000 tents, but some people will bring RVs and the number of tents will probably be less, but we're still planning for 1,000.
"Our work schedule will be 4.5 work days and one day of recreation. While 75 percent of the group is working, 25 percent will be participating in some type of recreation. We don't have all that worked out yet, but it will include rafting down the Green River, mountain biking, museum and dinosaur quarry tour, golf tourney for the adults, fishing and others. The participants will be able to sign up for the recreation that interests them the most.
"The participants are responsible for getting themselves here and if they fly into Salt Lake we will arrange transportation to bring them to this area.
"We are also looking to the community to help provide entertainment during the evening hours. We want to have evening programs. We would like someone who knows the local history of the area to present a program and also local entertainment. Anyone who fits into this category can let us know how they would like to participate. When we get here next summer the local community is welcome to come out and see what we're doing," said Hess. Hess can be reached at 303-357-1039 for questions about the event.


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webzeb, your choices are very good. I was thinking that with the description of your nose, a keyhole bridge would be good, and all of your choices have this. Also, your face has enough angles to it so that the roundness of a P3 would not be an issue (a person with a round face could not wear any of the glasses that you linked). So you are on the right track.
Lafont makes a ton of glasses in this style. You just need to figure out if you want a more subtle pair (O'Riley) or something bolder (Sheldrake). Actually, I just tried on the Sheldrake a few days ago, it's a cool pair, a little on the heavy side, but nice.


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Which singers -- from whose teams -- left the competition Tuesday based on viewer votes?
"For the first time in Voice history," host Carson Daly exclaimed, the bottom two singers were eliminated, regardless of whose team they were on. That means no more saves by the coaches.
"I think (the new rule) sucks, Carson," said Adam Levine, a self-proclaimed control freak, quickly adding, "I love you, America!" (He proceeded to use the phrase "double-edged sword" incorrectly.)
Next came a mix of performances, a video clip and announcements of singers who made it through.
First on stage: coaches! Premiering her single Make the World Move and reminding everyone how a vocal run is done, Christina Aguilera got out of her red chair to sing. In thigh-high white boots and a curly pink Afro, she performed with CeeLo, who's featured on the song.
Next was a prerecorded segment about how great the singers' lives are now that they are on The Voice: People recognize them in the bathroom. One important thing learned from the video: Team Christina's Dez Duron is single.
And some contestants were sent through. First two: Team Adam's Bryan Keith and Team Christina's Sylvia Yacoub.
Another performance: Jason Aldean stopped by to sing The Only Way I Know, with Keith and Dez chiming in.
Aldean told Christina Milian in the "skybox," "Usually I do this song with Luke Bryan and Eric Church," so props to Dez and Bryan. He then shared advice: "As an artist, you gotta be yourself," and a fun tidbit: "Blake (Shelton) used to have one of the gnarliest mullets" in 2006.
And back to the eliminations. Two more artists were safe: Team CeeLo's Nicholas David and Team Christina's Dez Duron.
Next, CeeLo Green was onstage in Saturday Night Fever garb, singing Staying Alive with his team. And more singers moving ahead: Team CeeLo's Trevin Hunte and Team Blake's Cassadee Pope.
And, back in performance mode, Blake and his team sang Life Is a Highway.
Don't worry, more saves: Team Blake's Terry McDermott and Team Adam's Amanda Brown are moving on.
Four artists remained: Team CeeLo's Cody Belew, Team Adam's Melanie Martinez, Team Christina's Adriana Louise and Team Blake's Michaela Paige.
Saved: Cody and Melanie. That means Team Blake's Michaela and Team Christina's Adriana were sent home, while coaches Adam and CeeLo still have all three of their singers.
Some parting words: Michaela tearfully said, "Follow your dreams and go after what you want," and a choked-up Adriana called coach Christina "everything that I could've wished for and more."
Next Monday (8 ET/PT), the Top 10 sing for your votes.


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i think the powers itachi gave naruto must be some cool jutsus.
The reason for my thinking is this;there was a time jiraya was explaining stuffs about akatsuki to kakashi,telling kakashi that akatsuki members move about in a two man cell for espionage reasons and gathering or assembling of jutsus.[chapt. 143,pg 6,bottom panel]
from this,some part of me thinks itachi passed down the jutsus he gather over the years.(his jutsus before akatsuki and jutsus he gather as an akatsuki member).


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