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We are on the edge of another October, easily my favorite month of the year. Now last year I did a new blog update every week about some good, scary, chilling entertainment perfect for the season. Now I'm not going to be that comprehensive again this year (maybe next year,) but I do have some things I will talk about next month (October) that will fit in nicely with the theme. But I want to start out with a little preview.
I've had a lot of fun at the last 2 "Cult Classics" showings at the Palace Theater. Earlier this month I had a great time watching 1989's "Batman." Tim Burton's "Batman" was the first movie I ever saw at the Palace, and it was really great getting a chance to re-live a couple hours of my childhood. And then a few weeks later, I visited again to see "Monte Python and the Holy Grail." No need to elaborate, that is ALWAYS a good time. I think that was my 3rd Grail watching at the Palace over the years.
But the Palace's Cult Classics Series is always best in October. Three weekend classics series this year and I can recommend all of them (although I may only go to 1 or 2.) First up on the 4th and 5th, is "Child's Play." That's the original "Chucky" movie. The little Cabbage Patch Doll that kills people. Now I will miss this one. 80's and 90's "gorefest" style slasher films (Jason, and Freddy, and that bunch) were always more comedy than horror for me. Much like these days the "found footage" Blair Witch style movies are just hollow and insubstantial to me. But if you are a fan of those kinds of films, Child's Play is a good one.
I may not get the chance to see "The Shining" (I have a possible schedule conflict,) but I will be there if I can. They're showing that one on the 18th and 19th. Kubrick adapting a Stephen King novel… yeah, I'll be there if I can. There's actually some downside. If I'm honest, The Shining drags a bit. Kubrick wasn't one to chop a movie into a standard 90 or so minutes. But The Shining could be a textbook on exploiting a setting and scene to create atmosphere. By the time Jack goes full-on axe wielding crazy, the tension has been very slowly dialed up to 11.
And rounding out the series (although it's technically Nov. 1st and 2nd) is a definite must for me, I will be there. It's John Carpenters' "The Thing." I'll admit I have a weakness for John Carpenter films, and this will be a chance for me to see The Thing in theaters, an opportunity I missed the first time around because I was too young to buy the ticket.
Thunder Hockey is starting up again, and I'll try and make a couple of games in October. And October 11th – 13th is the Encounters convention at the Best Western at 53rd and I-135. And as if a Sci-Fi, Gaming, and Anime convention wasn't enough to get me there; Jim Butcher, one of my favorite authors, will be there. I've been to one Butcher book signing a few years ago in KC, and it will be great to get a chance to talk with Jim again and get another book signed.
Lots to do this October, it's going to be a good one.


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PRICE-Richard Neal Hayes, age 80, passed away May 20, 2009 at his home in Price.
He was born Feb. 19, 1929 in Kansas City, Kan. to Harry and Edith G. Bicknell Hayes.
Married Sophia Mahleres, April 27, 1952 at the Assumption Greek Orthodox Church in Price.
Survivors include his loving wife, Sophie Hayes, Price; three sons and one daughter, Harry (Melinda) Hayes, Livermore, Calif., Bill Hayes, Price, Edie Bezyack and Rex Rhodes, Evanston, Wyo., Rich (Jan) Hayes, Salt Lake City; 11 grandchildren, Justin, Karl, Lindsey, Amanda, Zach, Max, Patrick, Mallory, Quintin, E.J., and Dallas; brother-in-law, Nick (Helen) Mahleres, Grand Junction, Colo.; special friends, Sam and Lorraine Falsone, Price; and numerous nieces, nephews and a community of dear friends.
"Pops" was preceded in death by his parents, and brother Bill Hayes.
The family received friends at the family home, 281 South 100 West in Price, Saturday, May 23, 2009 from 2-5 p.m. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to Active Re-Entry, 10 South Fairgrounds Road, Price, Utah 84501.

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pygame is
pygame.org is
PyHalebarde - 0.2
Laurent Peuch (psycojoker)
An adaptation of "Halebarde et Gonfanon" in pygame. It's a small strategy game that could be a board game.
For now you have to play on the same computer but we plan in a not so long term to add an online support.
Having an AI would be a great but I am not experimented in that sort of things, but if you do and want to code one for the game contact me.
This game still lack some proper documentation but you can read the originals rule here http://anamnese.online.fr/divers/halebarde_gonfanon-eng.html (they are also avaible in french).
We use some graphismes of Wesnoth: http://www.wesnoth.org/
PyHalebarde support custom theme, we haven't write documentation about that but you can look in the theme directory to have an idea on howto made your one, it's not realy complicated.
Last version: https://launchpad.net/pyhalebarde/0.2
PPA are available here for debian-ubuntu pkg: https://launchpad.net/~pyhalebarde/+archive/ppa
To download the upstream version "bzr branch http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~pyhalebarde/pyhalebarde/trunk" in a shell.
You will need pygame and python-gobject and python-json (for theme support) to run the game.
Thanks to Matej Drame we have a py2exe version. But it doesn't support multiplaye. URL: http://edge.launchpad.net/pyhalebarde/0.1/0.1.2/+download/pyHalebarde-0.1.2.exe
We also have an irc chan on freenode if you have any questions: #pyhalebarde
We are pleased to announce you the release of pyHalebarde 0.2 "Kasteel".
This release offer a whole new experimental multi-player gaming support using Telepathy framework's tube system. The telepathy support is optional if you only want to play on the same computer. For this to work you will need a recent telepathy-gabble (at least 0.7.21) and Empathy (2.25.92).
To launch a network game with a friend simply launch :
./pyhalebarde [email protected]
The contact should also have empathy, gabble and pyHalebarde installed and be connected via XMPP/jabber.
There is 3 new translations : Italian, Catalan and Spanish, thanks to keul and malevolant.
It also features a few bug fixes and some Units tests to assure the code quality.
pyhalebarde 0.2 (Kasteel)
* Experimental network gaming support
* Lots of code rewrite to prepare for network support
* Now with Unit Tests for better quality code (LP #322459)
* Don't allow saboteur to move in enemy base. (LP #336355)
* Allow to end turn with keypad's enter (LP #323650)
* New translations : Italian, Spanish and Catalan (thanks to keul and malevolant)
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"We continue to improve meet to meet," head coach Scott Bauman said after the competition. "We still had two falls, but the rest of our lineups on those events did a great job and we didn't have to count them in the end.
Southern Utah opened on bars, scoring a 48.700 with Jamie Armijo and Alyssa Click leading the way with matching 9.800's. Rochelle Bernier followed with a season-high 9.725 and freshman Sydney Townsend scored a 9.700 in her first official collegiate competition. Fellow freshman Tyly Bozzuto rounded out the team score with a 9.575.
Boise State started on vault, scoring a 49.100 with Ciera Perkins claiming the individual title on the event with a 9.925.
The Thunderbirds took their turn on vault during the second rotation, scoring a 48.775 behind a 9.825 from Danielle Ramirez, returning from a knee injury that kept her out of the meet last weekend. Virginia Brownsell recorded her third consecutive vault scoring a 9.800 or higher with a 9.800 to finish second on the team. Memory Shettles and Bernier followed with a 9.775 and 9.700, respectively with Brittney Jensen's 9.675 rounding out the team score.
The Broncos increased their winning margin after the second rotation, scoring a 49.025 on bars with Perkins taking her second individual title with a 9.925 on the event.
Southern Utah moved to floor and recorded its best team score of the night with a 48.975. The mark made up two-tenths on Boise State as the Broncos finished with a 48.775 on the balance beam.
The Thunderbirds had three gymnasts scoring greater than a 9.800 on floor with Shettles coming out on top with a 9.850, followed by Natalie Trejo with a 9.825 and Ana Jaworski with a 9.800. Jensen and Stacie Webb wrapped up Southern Utah's scoring with a 9.775 and a 9.725, respectively.
SUU finished the night on beam and saw its first competitor fall during the opening routine. The Thunderbirds finished the rotation 5-for-5, despite wobbles from Bozzuto and Webb, to score a 48.700. Jaworski led the way with a career-high 9.875 to capture her first individual beam title of her career. Click followed with a 9.850 and Shettles finished third on the team with a 9.750. Webb and Bozzuto punctuated Southern Utah's team score with a 9.675 and 9.550, respectively.
Boise State finished the meet with its third 49+ mark of the night with a 49.125 on floor with Kelsey Black, Kelsey Morris and Perkins tied for the individual title with matching 9.875's.
The two teams will face each other for the third time this season next weekend when Boise State travels to Cedar City to face the Thunderbirds in the Centrum Arena. That meet is scheduled to begin at 7:00 p.m. with live stat and live video links available online at www.suutbirds.com.


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Dust off the Heirlooms
Anchorware Everywhere
Anchor Hocking has been making glass since 1905, so you can imagine there are quite a few wonderful items out there that have become adored by antique collectors. One talented artist saw the need to help people show off their collections in a unique way, where they wouldn't be packed up into boxes in the attic or in a drawer hidden away. We found Lin Glore on Etsy at Artful Folk.
*Images Courtesy of Artful Folk
I contacted Lin in awe of the excellent handiwork. She explained how her work began, "We all have family stories that have been forgotten. Grandmom's dishes have been packed away so they don't become damaged, but they aren't appreciated, either in a box in the attic. We don't use the special cuts in the glass, the textures, the rich colors too much anymore. We don't have the precision and fine craftsmanship of well-done stained glass in the Tiffany style anymore, either. These magnificent plates cry out to be admired. To marry these two pieces of our past has become my passion. To bring a bit of our heritage, our traditions to a new generation is rewarding and heartwarming."
*Image Courtesy of Arful Folk
Lin has some wonderful stories of her customer's commissioned works, "I met a woman at a show who was charged with the task of "door prizes" for her family reunion. She had her grandmother's set of depression glass that her mother had packed away for safekeeping."
Lin created eight custom panels from the heirloom pieces. The family was moved to tears and spent the rest of the get together telling stories of days gone by.
*Image Courtesy of Arftul Folk
Do you have antique glassware that you want turned into something new?
Contact Lin:
via Etsy
Don't have antique plates, but perhaps some other sort of antique glassware? No worries, Lin has a use for everything. This Ruby Red Tea Cup is given new life as a windchime.
Thank you Lin for sharing your wonderful talents with us! Best wishes!
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My name is Matt. I'm from Florida and have been a practicing Buddhist for about 4 years now and took refuge
around 3 years ago. I did a few retreats and have an everyday practice, but it's hard for me to keep up with
the local sangha. I had been aware of this forum for a long time and recently got inspired when I read of
an old Indian and Chinese practice of meditators writing letters to each other across the country about their
practice. Anyway, I look forward to discussion and friendship and I hope I can contribute in some way to the
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Expert Witness caught up with Wales' most capped forward, Martyn Williams, to get his view on Saturday's Six Nations title decider.
Nothing salivates the rugby juices quite like the annual clash between England and Wales. Add in the magical ingredients of Grand Slams, Triple Crowns, Six Nations titles and British and Irish Lions selections, and you have a dish worthy of any sporting gastronome.
Expert Witness caught up with Wales' most capped forward, Martyn Williams, to get his views on the forthcoming title decider.
With the bookmakers suggesting the narrowest of margins between the teams, and with England continuing to win, but doing so in a rather ugly fashion, Williams rues Wales' first 40 minutes of the championship:
"The first half against Ireland left me in shell-shock!', exclaimed the former Lions flanker.
"You always expect a tense and tight start to a Test match, but Ireland came out and simply blew us off the park for 40 minutes. You can look to blame, but the simple fact is Ireland played some compelling rugby in that first half.
"Yes, we came back strongly in the second half, which showed great character, but D'Arcy going off with O'Driscoll moving to 12 disrupted their defence. Rarely does a side dominate for 80 minutes in an international, and Ireland allowed us to at least restore some pride, which we've taken into the other games."
What of the style of Welsh rugby, the 'Welsh Way'? Many commentators have said Wales have moved back to a more attritional game in the last few years. Williams is quick to point out that winning Test matches takes a pragmatic approach.
"In honesty this 'Welsh Way' myth stopped around 2005! If you looked at the current team, we're actually playing a far more English-style of rugby; using our scrum and big forwards to dominate, a well-organised and pressuring defence, with a strong focus on the priorities of field position and possession," noted Williams.
"We also look to play for the full 80 minutes without taking our foot off the gas and use intelligent kicking across the backline to play where we want to play. Add in Leigh Halfpenny's goal kicking, especially his distance, and it's a pretty simple formula.
"In short, we play to our strengths, and the clash on Saturday will feature two sides of similar style."
One of the standout qualities of the England side has been its defence. They employ an Andy Farrell-inspired method of combining both blitz and drift defences, whilst Wales' Shaun Edwards-designed blitz is notoriously effective; Williams explains that playing 'without the ball' in rugby is as important as playing with it:
"Both Wales and England have a defensive coach with his roots in Rugby League, so it's natural that our defensive styles are similar. England are superb when not in possession. They pressure the contact area, and both Tom Wood for England and Sam Warburton for Wales are exceptional at disrupting the ruck and slowing down possession;
"England use two quick pillars either side of the defensive ruck to pressure the scrum-half or ball carrier. This is a method very much used at the tackle re-starts in Rugby League. The rest of the defence moves up in a strong line behind, ready to drift, although both teams use their 12 occasionally to blitz out of the line and up to the ball carrier. Wales equally value the importance of playing without the ball, and use the blitz to hit the carrier behind the gain-line."
"In addition, both teams are very quick to pressure the kickers using their tall men, whether it's the likes of Geoff Parling or Alun Wyn-Jones looking to charge the box kick, or Chris Ashton or George North using their pace to win re-starts. This allows a team to control where the game is played and to keep the scoreboard moving when the opposition transgress.
"It's simple, pragmatic, structured rugby, but it works!', laughed Williams.
With the roof closed, and the atmosphere unique to the Millennium Stadium, Martyn believes that the undercurrent of Lions selection will add extra spice to some personal contests;
"There's a few players playing for their Lions opportunity that's for sure," he agreed.
"At openside flanker, you have the contrasting styles of Chris Robshaw, who I have been hugely impressed with, and Sam Warburton, who is showing a welcome return to form.
"Sam is the arch-disruptor, superb over the ball at ruck time. Robshaw's work rate and rugby intelligence is outstanding, and either player would serve the Lions well, as player or skipper. It's not inconceivable they could both be the Lions Test flankers, as both are able to play at 6 quite easily. Robshaw has a little bit of Richard Hill about him and that's the highest compliment I could pay; he rolls his sleeves up, gets on with it and makes few mistakes.
"In the front row, there's a huge match up. Adam Jones and Dan Cole, whilst not in direct opposition, will both be vying for the Test shirt, though I believe Wales' secret weapon in the front row is hooker Richard Hibbard, a big unit who is a tough scrummager and combines well with his props to pressure the opposition.
"On a positive note for Wales, I have noticed England have struggled with the new scrum engagement laws, even backing off at times to take the hit rather then engage early.
"Wales have adapted better in my opinion. My only concern is that the notoriously fragile Millennium Stadium turf gives a suitable platform for two world-class front rows to enjoy their duel. I am aware the roof will be closed, so that should at least prevent any rain making the surface deteriorate," observed the ex-Lions openside.
"Adam Jones is capable of creating real disruption given the chance, and is outstanding in the tight, if less effective than Cole in the loose. You have to keep your props honest so I always used to tell him 'You push the bloody piano and I'll play the thing…!"
"Elsewhere, Mikey Phillips will want to use his bulk to dominate the England half backs, and the centre duel will be scintillating."
Despite knowing how close the match is likely to be, Williams believes Wales are justifiably favourites:
"We've slowly improved during the Championship and we did well to bounce back after the Irish defeat to beat France in Paris.
"For the English guys travelling to Cardiff, very few will have experienced the Test match atmosphere there. Removing my national hat for one moment, I would say to them forget about the noise, as you cannot do much about it. Just focus on the basics and do your job. Try and feed off the atmosphere and enjoy it. Besides, England always bring a significant amount of travelling support, so I expect to hear the English voices too.
"I also believe Wales have 'been there before.' By that I mean this Welsh side has a lot more Test experience than the young England team. Good Test players have what I call 'reference points', gained from experience, by losing at times and by winning at others. This allows the players to react possibly a little quicker to changing situations.
"England, whilst


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After the meal Bill Dellos gave a Chairman's report of past and coming events. Dellos said "I am proud to be an American but I am disappointed in the loss of our freedoms under the present Obama administration. We need to stand and fight for our freedoms.
"Ten years ago I, became the Emery County Republican Party Chairman. We have accomplished several things in those ten years. We have updated the Emery County Republican Party Constitution, the By Laws and the Platform. I think it is now a better organization. I enjoy as chairman being able to go to many Republican events to meet with fellow Republicans. I enjoy listening to our Governor Gary Herbert tell us how Utah is the best state in the union. He is a great Governor and he is a great man.
"Polls do not mean very much, however the predictions are that Romney will win the election by a wide margin.
"We are going to be the state that will lead Mitt Romney into the Presidents Office.
Dellos then asked the Emery County Republican Party Secretary Karen Dellos to introduce all of the Republican elected officials in attendance.
Phil Fauver introduced the Emery County Republican Party Precinct Chairmen and Vice Chairmen.
Vice Chairman Dixie Thompson introduced the speakers. Thompson said, This election is so important and will change all of our lives. I am afraid our economy will not last. I wish I could take the bus tour to Nevada sponsored by the Utah Republican Party and knock on doors for Mitt Romney. Please consider doing what you can and giving what you can. We need to make this election count so we may retain our freedoms.
"We have here tonight some very good people who are my very good friends. Our first speaker will be Randy Johnson followed by David Hanson representing Senator Hatch.
Randy Johnson after thanking Dixie, started off by saying, "Bill Dellos asked me to speak about the Public Lands Process. Randy then repeated a story told originally by Ronald Reagan about life in the Soviet Union. One of Reagan's stories about the Soviet Union was that if you worked very hard for a very long time you could finally earn the privilege of purchasing a car. And there was a man in the Soviet Union that had worked all of his life as diligently as possible and finally reached the point where he could buy a car. He got a call one day and the man on the phone said congratulations you have earned the right to buy a car. Your car will be delivered to you in two years on May the 4. The man asked would that be morning or afternoon? The man on the phone said it is two years out. What difference does it make if it is delivered in the morning or the afternoon? The man said well the plumber is coming in the morning.
"There are some interesting comparisons here. When Ronald Reagan took office inflation was at 15 percent, interest was out of control, gas prices were high with gas shortages and the top tax rate for individuals was 78 percent. If you were in the highest level of income you could pay 78 percent of your income in taxes. The Dow Jones average was at 800 and unemployment was at 8 percent. Does that sound familiar except for the Dow Jones. When Reagan left office inflation was under 4 percent and stayed under 4% percent the entire time he was in office. The top tax rate was cut to 35 percent and unemployment was at 5.4 percent. The Dow Jones was at 2400 and he created over 15 trillion dollars of new wealth in the United States. Every income class from the very poorest to the richest earned more income. He created the greatest wave of economic prosperity in our history and much of this was done in his first two years in office.
"If you look at what happened in the Carter Administration and in Reagan's administration and you compare today's administration. When you listen to the argument that it is going to take another four years to get this job done. Much of what Reagan did was done in the first two years. Ask yourself does that argument hold water.
"We had Jimmy Carter who failed to live up to his promises. We had Ronald Reagan who lived up to his promises. We have Pres.Obama who failed to live up to his promises. Do you see a trend here? Are you paying attention?
"My assignment is to speak to you about Public Lands. In 1994 and early 1995 the Emery County Commissioners created the Public Lands Council and began a process of determining what would make the most sense for our vast Public Lands. Some of the folks that were involved in that are sitting here tonight. They worked extensively over a three year period with every conceivable stakeholder at the table. We came up with an idea and a proposal to go to Congress and created a layered management proposal that would work for us in Emery County. We wrote our own language for legislation and we got our delegation to carry that legislation. Former Congressman Jim Hansen said it was the best piece of public lands legislation that he had seen in his long tenure in Congress. He was there for 26 or more years.
"The legislation was attached to a large omnibus package and the whole package died of its own weight, and our bill went nowhere with it.
"That was In 1998. We tried again in 2000. We worked with the Department of Interior and made a few changes to the bill and we got their blessing. We took the bill back to Congress in 2000 and environmentalists nationwide mounted a campaign like they had never mounted before to defeat the poor old backwoods folks from Emery County from passing their sensible lands bill. We reached a point where there was an adverse amendment that we could not live with and we withdrew the bill. Because we couldn't muster enough votes to defeat the amendment.
Now, the environmentalists are at it again. The Public Lands Council has spent the last 3 1/2 years still functioning every month. The Public Lands Council has met with over 300 stakeholders in an almost three-year process to create a proposal very similar to what we did previously, and are now prepared to go to Congress again.
This is what I would say to our legislators. Our congressional delegation and to those that are running for those offices. Emery County has been at this 17 years. We have spent more money and more time, involved more stakeholders, touched on more issues and established more precedents than any County in the Western United States. The work that was done in Nevada by Harry Reid and the Washington County land-use legislation, were both based on Emery County's work in the 90s. While we were being defeated in Congress. Those states copied our language and our legislation and passed bills successfully. So to our potential delegation members and our potential and sitting legislators, I would say it is our turn. It is our time, and we would expect and ask for your support and your help through the legislature and through Congress so that we can establish the regulatory certainty, the economic development and strengths from the proposal that has come forth from the public lands Council in a county that has been engaged in this better, longer and more thoroughly than anyone else.
My report to you is that the Public Lands Council has done a really good job and my hat is off to them, and to the commission for the work that they have done. My final word to those who represent us and remind them. That you work for us, and we need to pass this bill.
David Hanson representing Senator Hatch. spoke to the group. David said the Senator would like to have been at this dinner, but he is still working in Washington. He wanted me to express his thanks to you for your support and tell you how honored he is to be your nominee for United State Senator for the State of Utah once again. The Senator said he recognizes that not everyone supported him. But hopefully I will earn your support and do what I can to live up to your expectations as your United States Senator. Senator Hatch has committed himself, committed his campaign and committed his abilities to make sure that candidates up and down the Republican ticket are successful this year. The Senator is looking forward to seeing many of you on October 8th when he will be here in Orangeville.
Dave then spoke about the Presidential race and said, hopefully every person in this room is firmly committed to Mitt Romney being the next President of the United States. The media is not with us. They are liberal leaning, they are Democrats in their philosophy and they are going to try to turn this election in favor of the Democrats. One way that they will do this is with polling data. The way to manipulate a poll is to manipulate the sample. They are using this year the same numbers in Ohio that they used in 2008. That was a Democrat year. A lot has changed since 2008. We saw the big victory by the Republicans in 2010. We see that same kind of a wave building for 2012. Simply the number of those identified as Republican or Democrat in a state like Ohio is not 31% Republican 37% Democrat. It has shifted. When you get the numbers right the numbers turn out different. I believe this will be a very close election year.
The election this year is similar to the one in 1980 when Carter was President. For example, you had a Democrat that was not that popular, who was having economic problems in the country whose leadership ability was questioned running for reelection, and who did the Republicans nominate in 1980. It is hard to believe now, looking back on Ronald Reagan this way, but there were very serious questions about Ronald Reagan. He was too old. He was too conservative. He was just an actor. He didn't have the depth to be president of the United States.
The criticism, this time against Mitt Romney is not quite the same. He's too uncaring. He's a businessman. The uncaring stiff businessman. And finally, the one unsaid is he's a Mormon. We can't elect a Mormon. Very similar criticisms. If you look at the polling that was done in 1980, the odds were that Jimmy Carter was going to get reelected. It was a close race, and it remained close until the final two weeks of the election campaign. Many of you remember the last debate between Carter and Reagan, where Reagan said, if you are better off today than you were four years ago, then elect my opponent. It was like a light turned on in voters all across this country. That is the issue of this campaign. so, on election night, Ronald Reagan won with 44 states and only losing six. I do not know if the same thing will happen for Mitt Romney as long as he gets to the 270 electoral votes. That is all I care about. Do I think the debates are going to be important. Absolutely. I think Mitt Romney will do well in those debates. Absolutely. I believe that Mitt Romney is going to be the next president of the United States.
I think Mia Love Is going to win out over Matheson too.
In January you're going to have the privilege of being represented by one of the most exciting, most energetic, most charismatic people you will ever meet in politics and that Is Jason Chaffetz.
Over the years I have had the privilege of attending many events in this county from Lincoln Day dinner's to County Conventions to the fall dinner. In fact, I have attended more events in Emery County than any other county in the state of Utah, including my home county. I have enjoyed every minute of it. Who wouldn't when you can come down here and get steaks twice a year. I have developed many good friends here. I am very honored to be here this evening, and to be part of this great cause.
Amelia Roper the Political Director for the State of Utah Republican Party representing Governor Gary Herbert spoke briefly. Amelia said Governor Herbert is working hard for you. He understands your area and your issues. The Governor is sorry that he could not be here tonight and the Governor thanks you for your support.
David Hinkins reported I have had the opportunity to represent Emery County and South Eastern Utah for the last four years. Our state is very well run due to Governor Herbert and Lt Governor Bell two great men.
At a recent event Governor Christy from New Jersey complimented Governor Herbert for the way the state is being run.
Governor Christy said, In New Jersey the Democrats got so desperate they raised taxes 150 times in a two year period. It was a tax increase every 25 days on personal income and other taxes. They were so desperate that they elected him a Republican in a Democrat state. The Democrats came with their budgets to keep spending to get out of their deficit of about 2 trillion dollars. They would do tax increases rather than cut spending. The came with the new budget plan the first day of his administration. They asked him to sign the budget. Governor wrote a big veto on the budget and handed it back and said go try again. They finally started to come around to cutting the budget to within their means.
The Deseret News in an article said Utah has 85 million dollars surplus in our state budget. The Salt Lake Tribune said the state had 98 million dollars surplus in our budget. Both were right. The Utah State government is running a very responsible budget. There was 5 million dollars returned on the unused revenue earnings and 6 million on the excess account. It was the ear marked 5 million. People hate ear marks, but when you ear mark budgets and they are not able to use the money for anything else. They have to return the money. When it comes to spending if the agency cannot spend the money on anything but what you tell them to. They have to return it back into our budget.
If there is a surplus this year 45 million dollars will go back to the rainy day fund. From which we have had to borrow from over last 3or 4years. Five million dollars will be sent into the disaster relief fund. That will go towards the fire in Huntington Canyon, the flooding down at Santa Clara and other natural disasters. That will be about 25 million dollars. We have some money already set aside and the 5 million will go into that disaster fund. We have 2 million dollars that will go into industrial assistance. The total in the next session that we will be able to spend will be 46 million dollars. That 46 million dollars will be our budget.
A vote for Jim Matheson would be a vote for Nancy Pelosie and we cannot afford to have a majority of Democrats in the House of Representatives. Do what you can for Mia Love. We need to support her.
One of the big issues this year was State Parks funding. We have a new parks director appointed by Governor Herbert and that is Fred Hayes from out in the Basin. He has done a tremendous job. I am proud to say. With the deficit we had in the parks Fred has been able to turn the parks around and turned back into the budget two a quarter million dollars. It is just because we allowed him to apply business practices to the parks. They have a lot of things going on now where they are actually able to generate their own income. They are looking at Billy Casper operating some of the golf courses in the State of Utah. We're looking at ways where Parks and Recreation will not be so dependent on the general fund and they will be able to generate their own revenue.
I am running against a person from Moab, who is the Moab Democrat Party Chairman. I haven't met him yet but I hear that he's a real nice guy. I would like your support for another four years.
there's a real good chance that CEU will get a new building for the students. The building they now have is deteriorating. I've been visiting trade Tech schools and we are trying to get more money appropriated for schools teaching industrial workers, welders, mechanics and truck drivers. We have enough liberal arts University Graduates, where there are no placements for them.
Many of the people working in the power plants and in coal mines are getting closer to the age of retirement and we will need replacements for them. We need replacement technicians, welders and mechanics to repair our workforce. This would eliminate the need to bring in people from out-of-state. These are higher paying jobs for our young people from our county and our state. We want to encourage the Trade Tech's. They have kind of gone dead. I graduated from Utah Technical College and I have done well by it. It is a good education and it is something that I was interested in. I wasn't interested in liberal arts. I learned something that I was able to put to use as a trade.
I would like to put in a good word for Kay Mciff. He is one of the most respected people on the Hill. His judgment is great. He has done a lot for our county. We have been fortunate to have him represent us.
Thanks to each of you for your support of the people in Emery County and what you do for the Republican Party. I appreciate all you that you do for me. Thanks.
Debbie Huckstep representing John Swallow said you people have been wonderful friends of John Swallow all through the years. He was so disappointed that he could not be here. He had to be in a meeting in Texas today. He sends his love. He really does love you people in Emery County. John has been the chief deputy over the Civil Division in the State Attorney General's office for the last 2 ½ years. He has come to understand that the office is not just about fighting local crime. But it is about standing up for federalism, for states rights. It is about our freedoms and our sovereignty. He was our lead attorney for Utah in the fight against Obama Care. And he has doubled the litigation force from the Attorney General's office just to study where we can sue the Federal Government and reclaim our lands and the use of our natural resources. John is passionate about second amendment rights. He has been endorsed by the NRA. He feels strongly about protecting our children from pornography, from sex trafficking, from Internet predators. He feels very strongly about parental rights.
I will assure you that John swallow will fight crime like Batman fights crime.
Thank you!
Kay Mciff started off by saying. It is a great privilege for me to be here, a great privilege to represent you in the State House of Representatives. I'm going to give you an all-star lineup Bill Dellos, Dixie Thompson, Phil Fauver, Karen Dellos and Elaine Hatch, thanks so much for what you do and have done over the years.
When I first came to Emery County my trip across Highway 10 was quite an experience. You didn't have 6 inches to make an error. I am pleased that after years of service, not taking personal credit. For the last six years I have said, we need to improve Highway 10. We have chipped away at it and chipped away at it, and there are very few structures left that are in trouble.
We are working tonight on another important stretch of road. The new coal mine road will be a significant thing for Emery County. I have had only one negative comment, and that was that we haven't done enough on the off-highway roads. I am aware of that.
Let me mention a couple of other things that are important. One is the caliber of people that serve in this state. We have an excellent Governor. I am very supportive of Senator Hinkins. They are good people. They represent the flavor of our general populace. it would be unusual to elect someone in Utah that doesn't fit our flavor. So we are assured of fairly good government as far down the pike as we can see. Because the quality of our people and demand that.
With coyotes, we're making some headway. I talked to the director of Wildlife Resources, and they are surprised at how many coyote ears have been turned in. I have had a couple of complaints that we have too many requirements. Like you have to have the ears joined and a piece of the jaw or a tooth and the coordinates. That is troublesome to some sportsmen. I have asked the director to see if he could loosen up on some of those regulations. They don't want a bunch of old ears that have been accumulated in the past. The teeth will tell them whether they are harvesting new coyotes or old reproducing coyotes. The number turned in is really quite remarkable and this year is an unusually good year because of the weather. We think we're going to gain some ground on the deer herd this year, and that is good news in the counties where I serve.
We did get some help for small schools. We had a 14% bump in the money coming to small schools. A permanent bump. Plus some one-time money. That will help us down the road, but were not where we ought to be yet.
The media asked me how I'm different from my opponents in this race. I said, I have two opponents and one is a member of the Constitutional Party a tax protester who spent some time incarcerated for that. I have another one who is a liberal Democrat associated with the Sierra Club. So if you want to distinguish me. I think I truly occupy the middle ground.
I have supported Randy Johnson in your public lands efforts. I am aware of them. I have a daughter who is working on an advanced degree in that arena. Public land issues are fundamental to where we live and why our ancestors settled here.
The rural Caucus mentioned by Senator Hinkins is the best Association on Capitol Hill and the senators and representatives in that caucus, I think are the cream of the crop in our legislative efforts. They have a great feeling for rural Utah.
I just want to mention the national scene. It will be tough to turn around this ship. No matter who is elected, it will be extremely difficult. But sometimes the direction where you are headed is more Important than where you are. We're going to decide in which direction America heads. Yogi Berra, a master of the obvious, is recorded to have said, when you come to a fork in the road take it. We're going to do that in November. The direction we're headed is increasing. Even if every person in that 47% is properly entitled, properly receiving, that's not the debate. The real debate is where we want to go from here.
That is where we are in America today. We do not know how to turn back. We do not know if we are willing to pay the price and make the difficult decisions to reverse where we are headed. This will be a fundamental time in American history. If we decide to continue in the direction we're going. Who knows what the result will be. I am firmly committed to slow down the train and reverse it. I join you in that effort. I am proud to represent you. I pledge to you my best efforts in our mutual behalf. Thank you so much.
Next Chris Nichols a representative of the Jason Chaffetz campaign stated that Congressman Chaffetz regrets not being here, but he is under the weather. It wasn't difficult for him to bribe me to come here. When he told me that I would have the best steak in my life. I want to tell you he was not wrong. He also asked me to present the County party here with a check for $500 to help in your fundraising efforts. Jason is excited to be part of the third district. The congressman has been very busy as you probably noticed. He is working very hard on Mitt Romney's campaign. Has also been busy with both conventions. He was asked to present his views on the Democrat convention. Jason is excited to have you In his district. He is thrilled to have Emery County in the third District. He considers the people in his district. As part of his family.
Jeff Peterson, representing the Utah state Republican Party, said it is great to be here. All of you are some of the best Republicans in the state. We're excited about our Republican candidates in this election this year. We're excited about our candidates to represent Emery County.
We are heavily involved in the Mia love, race. We're doing all that we can to beat Jim Matheson. To retire him. Mia love is fantastic.
To give you an idea in her congressional district #4 we have registered over 12,000 voters to vote by mail.
I am grateful for your support and I'm grateful to be here tonight.
Thanks for your participation in the Republican Party.
Dixie Thompson said I do want to give special recognition to Ethan Migliori. He is such a tremendous young man and as you get to know him. You too will feel the confidence in him, that we feel. He will make Emery County, a fantastic commissioner.
Ethan Miglori came to the podium to say. There three things that I have focused on and think are important and that is health, education and income. the reason why I have focused on those is that we're facing an interesting trend that is shifting in our country right now. We're shifting from a labor industry into a technology Industry and the problem with that is that if we are not working with our businesses and the employees of those companies to help them understand the changes that are coming in technology to make sure they are staying up with their skill sets and their knowledge of what Is going on in the industry. We are finding that we are falling behind. That is why I picked that one.
Also, as I was out visiting with businesses, I've found that a number of business owners were telling me that they are having a hard time finding employees that are passing the drug tests. That was kind of disappointing to me. As I started looking at the numbers, they were telling me that in accounting. It is probably as high as 42% of people that are struggling with either prescription or illegal drug abuse. Honestly, I think there are not too many families here, that have not had someone with that problem in one way or another.
We have been working with a business called New Ways to try to bring in an outpatient program. The idea behind it is that we don't need our employees to be arrested before they actually get into the drug court system to get the help they need. We need it to happen before to keep them in the workplace and to keep them engaged and our economy stronger. So we have brought New Ways here with their outpatient program. They can help with business owners that may have employees that are struggling and are not sure what to do. They do not have to ship them to three hours away to find programs that will help their employee.
The last thing that I'm focusing on is income. I am a strong believer that as we work with our local businesses and help them grow. We can raise the wages of our employees and help with the income of everyone in the county. So as we work on those three things, and focus on those things. I think we can continue to build a strong economy for our local businesses, our local citizens and make Emery County a better place.
I appreciate your kind words and you business owners I know you relate to some of that more than others.
Thank you very much.
Bill Dellos said we have come to the end of the meeting. But before we go. The Democrats have come up with a new attack. They say Ethan can't run because of the Hatch Act. We have found that that does not apply to Ethan.
We are Republicans. God Bless this great country.


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Jesús Hernández Paredes (jesushernandezparedes)
pygame sprite juegos video esp loop aplicacion seleccion eventos biblioteca boton texto bta pybta campo animacion
pyBta is my personal playground, where I learn to program small applications and mini games, so own and quite traditional. PyBta not a tool to use and is, rather, a library that allows me to explore and poke about things I do not understand and I want to learn. So not intended as a competitor to other existing libraries but a contribution from someone who simply wants to deliver his idea. Features: -Written in pyhon, which is easy to understand language. -Use pygame for drawing tasks, management frame rate, reading events ... -Fully written in Castilian. Name objects, functions, attributes ... -Based on modules. Module controls scene module, module for collision detection, event module ... -With several global objects that facilitate communication between the different modules. BtaMotor himself, the event object, the object scheduler, scene management ... Biblioteca pensada para la creación de pequeñas aplicaciones y juegos. PyBta nace con la idea de crear una biblioteca que, poco a poco, se vaya haciendo sencilla y amena para la gente que quiere diseñar sus ideas pero no tengan grandes conocimientos sobre programación (Es decir, nace para un tipo como yo) Características: -Escrita en pyhon, el cual es un lenguaje fácil de entender. -Usa pygame para las tareas de dibujo, manejo del frame rate, lectura de eventos... -Totalmente escrita en castellano. Nombre de objetos, funciones, atributos... -Basada en módulos. Módulo de controles, módulo de escenas, módulo para la detección de colisiones, módulo de eventos... -Con varios objetos globales que facilitan la comunicación entre los diferentes módulos. El propio BtaMotor, el objeto eventos, el objeto planificador, el gestor de escenas...
New version: 0.3.3 PyBta to download. So here I continue with my idea, utopian, to have a library that allows me to explore, learn and enjoy this hobby with me already for quite some time. The idea for this version, has been looking for more stability and speed, especially in the module, scenes, which is what has me rougher for quite. I also used the time to test the library in Windows and make it work in the same way I see it working in Ubuntu. Step to have the list of changes: Loading controls retouched, to display the most direct way. Also slightly improves the speed and responsive handling of this module. Divorce, come more sharing with collision detection module. I have ported all the features that I found of real interest, a file I have saved in the tools folder. All modules that made use of the object, collider, except the scene module, go now to use the functions stored in this file. Within the module, scenes, birth order, controlDeChoques. This object is responsible for detecting collisions generated within a scene. Use the rectangle and circle, as the basis for managing collisions. An entity may have more of these figures in its interior and can then be used to detect whether two entities are in contact at runtime. From this version, all responses to events and plans to register in a scene will be notified within the same runtime. This will avoid surprises, unpleasant. This must be taken into account, both the events module, as the scheduler module, operating in different threads and initially broadcast their answers without having any control over what is happening inside the module, scenes or if it is time more accurate to issue a response to this module. To avoid this error, Forcing the module, scenes, to notify all pending events plans and just at the right time within its own control loop. The object BtaEnte has changed internally, for this new version. The entire interface to handle animations, upload images, storing or disposing grids ... switches have become that light, keeping the information necessary to perform the operation and the loop of the module, scenes, in charge of conducting at the right time. This avoids all the crashes I had this module in the previous version. No more sets of different types avoid the mixing and diversification. Now, there is only one type of decorated and this is always multilayer. What changes are the kinds of layers that are added inside. These may be behind or in front of BtaEntes and can be of different types. Furthermore, these may have different sizes and may also have different speeds. If you wish, you can leave the decor itself manage the speed of the layers to generate an automatic parallax effect. In this version left three different layer types: Single layer image: load an image inside. Coat texture: loads an image and plays like a mosaic for the rest of the layer. Layer routes: Generates routes within the layers and uses these entities to continue the path to default. Added the activity waypoints. This layer functions as paths but independently of the set. The manager changed scenes and place name. Now manager just called and you can access it from the module, scenes. Within scenes, born submodule actualizadorDeCuatroFases. This submodule contains the four responsible for managing objects and their local scene, at runtime. These four objects move independently and each is responsible for a group of jobs in particular. ActualizadorFaseUno: this is responsible for logical updates, responding to events, plans and collisions, activity management ... ActualizadorFaseDos: Responsible for updating the graphical part of an entity and its animations, if they are located within the visible part of the scene. ActualizadosFaseTres: responsible for drawing on a canvas in memory, the graphic results of a scene. The main loop will be consuming this image and displayed on the screen. ActualizadorFaseCuatro: Responsible for maintaining the events generated within a scene. Something escape me, but this is the list of changes, most important, in this version. It is true that I have more ideas in mind to try and make the crazy with this, but for now here, if not, just never.
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Filming In Miami
Written by Miami Today on July 5, 2001
Filming in Miami is the only compilation of motion picture, television, still and commercial shoots in Greater Miami. Shoots are listed by licensing jurisdiction.
These filming permits were issued last week by the Miami-Dade Mayor's Office of Film & Entertainment, 111 NW First St.,Suite 2540, Miami 33128. (305) 375-3288.
LETCA FILMS, Miami. Commercial for MCI. Matheson Hammock Park Nursery Propeties.
UNIVISION NETWORK, Miami. Commercial for Ford. Matheson Hammock Park.
PEGASUS MOBILE PRODUCTIONS, Miami Shores. Commercial for Sunset CD. Countywide.
TONY KAYNE FILMS, Canada. Commercial for Truth. City of Homestead.
FONOVIDEO PRODUCTIONS, Miami. TV episode, "Secreto de Amor." Countywide.
WGBH EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION, Boston. TV episode, "Antiques Roadshow." Countywide.
CAMELOT FILM, Miami. Music video "D.J." City of Homestead.
GENEVA FILMS, Hollywood. Music video, "Fiesta." Port of Miami.
RTL TELEVISION, Germany. TV program, "Life Style." Countywide.
VIACOM PRODUCTIONS, Hollywood. TV program, "Three Blind Mice." Matheson Hammock Park.
HUNDRED STREET FILM, Miami Shores. State of Florida Anti Tobacco. SW 237th Avenue N. of Chekika National Park.
DAVID SEGUI PRODUCTIONS, Miami Beach. Stills for Next Directory. Countywide.
HARBOUR FILMS, Coconut Grove. Stills for Lexus. Countywide.
SKIES PRODUCTIONS, Miami Beach. Stills for Liverpool. Countywide.
INDUSTRY PRODUCTIONS, Miami. Stills for Bumper. Countywide.
SUMMIT PRODUCTIONS, Ft Lauderdale. Stills for G.U.S. Dirk Frake. Countywide.
AVANTI PRESS, Miami. Stills for Proffitts catalog. Crandon Park Beach.
STARLITE PRODUCTIONS INTERNATIONAL, Miami. Stills for Debenhams, Oberpaur. Countywide.These permits were issued last week by the Division of Film & Print of the City of Miami Beach, 1700 Convention Center Drive, Miami Beach 33139, (305) 673-7577.film & registry>INDUSTRY PRODUCTIONS, Miami Beach. Catalog for Claire Powell. Citywide.STARLITE PRODUCTIONS INTERNATIONAL, Miami. Catalog for Oberpaur. Citywide.RAOUL MINSART, Miami Beach. Stock Film for Stock. Citywide.UNIVISION 23, Miami. TV programs, "Lente Loco & Caliente." Citywide.PETER BARRETT PHOTOGRAPHY, Miami. Advertising for "Alamo." Beach 14.MOBILE ARTS, Miami Beach. Catalog for Mauro Di Crist. Citywide.MOBILE ARTS, Miami Beach. CD packagin, for Jive Five. Citywide.RANDI PHILLIPS PRODUCTIONS, Hollywood. Catalog for Littlewoods. Citywide.VENEVISION INTERNATIONAL PRODUCTIONS, Miami Beach. TV series, "Crazy World." Citywide.SELECT SERVICES, Miami. Catalog for Coca Cola. Citywide.UNIQUE PRODUCERS, Miami. Music video "Valerie Leonti." Beach 2nd Street.These companies received filming permits last week from Miami's Film Industry Liaisons of Miami, Miami Police Department, 400 NW Second Ave., Miami 33128, (305) 579-6425.
STARLITE PRODUCTIONS INTERNATIONAL, Miami. Stills for Oberpaur. Brickell & Biscayne sidewalks, Virginia Key Fishing Village, Dinner Key Marina sidewalks.
BARRETT ADVERTISING PHOTOGRAPHY, Miami. Stills for Alamo Location. Dinner Key Marina.
BIG TIME PRODUCTIONS, Miami Beach. Stills for Burdines. Downtown Miami & Brickell sidewalks, Watson Island, Little Havana sidewalks, Virginia Key Fishing Village, Dinner Key Marina sidewalks.
SELECT SERVICES, Miami. Stills for Virginia Slims. Jose Marti Park, Brickell & Biscayne sidewalks, Watson Island, Dinner Key Marina sidewalks, Virginia Key Fishing Village, Chopin Plaza, Kennedy Park.
ADAPTATION PRODUCTIONS, Coral Gables. Feature film, "Adaptation." Virginia Key Beach, Brickell & Biscayne sidewalks, Little Havana sidew
JOHNNY BALLGAME, California. Music video, "Fiesta." 1334 N. Miami Avenue.
ONE SHARP ENTERPRISE, Ft Lauderdale. Stills for Gratian UK. Jose Marti Park, Dinner Key Marina sidewalks, Virginia Key Fishing Village, Peacock Park, Alice Wainwright Park, Watson Island.
MIRO PRODUCTIONS, Miami. Music video, "Always There." Coconut Grove sidewalks, Kennedy Park, Dinner Key Marina.
AMERICAN FILM, Miami Beach. Music video, "Why." One Brickell Square sidewalks.
SELECT SERVICES, Miami. Stills for "Coke a Cola." Jose Marti Park, Brickell & Biscayne sidewlaks, Watson Island, Dinner Key Marina, Virginia Key Fishing Village, Chopin Plaza, Kennedy Park, Coconut Grove sidewalks.
EMERALD FILMS, New York. Commercial for Publix. Orange Bowl.
INTERNATIONAL FINE ARTS COLLEGE, Miami. Student film Love Story " A Day in the Park. " Margaret Pace Park.


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Fluker = 2nd round. Too slow for first IMO
Fluker = 2nd round. Too slow for first IMO
"Behold, the tailgate party. The pinnacle of human achievement. Since the dawn of parking lots, man has sought to fill his gut with food and alcohol in anticipation of watching others exercise."
- Homer J. Simpson
Please at least give James Brewer a chance to prove himself at RT, he did pretty well against baltimore last season. If we chose Fluker, i'd be very upset
Football has been very, very good to us.
After losing seasons 2013-15, the giants put up 11 wins in 16.. they are on way Back
But for now we can console ourselves with this fact-
# of Super Bowl victories since 1985:
1-Chicago, St. Louis, Tampa Bay, Indianapolis, New Orleans, Seattle
2-Washington, Green Bay, Pittsburgh, Baltimore
3-San Francisco, Dallas, Denver
4-New York Giants!!!
Let's make it 5 in 2016 so we can be on a LINE NE again!!!
***Stat provided by "Schloss22"***
Yes it does work that way. And not every non-shotgun snap is play-action. you need to stop taking everything so literally.
The point is, with Fluker in the fold, we would rarely be in situations where he would have to pass-block for a long time (2nd and long, 3rd and long). And even then, have you heard of a RB chip? Learn football.


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Services for Cortez resident Jay Leslie McCabe are pending with Ertel Funeral Home.
Jay was born Jan. 12, 1944 in Cortez, the son of Francis and Thelma (Gawith) McCabe. He passed away on Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2014, at age 70.
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New York City -- Supervalu reported a loss for its third quarter, dragged down by falling revenue and asset values, tighter margins and the cost of closing some stores. The grocer cut its full-year outlook based on the poor performance.
Supervalu, which operates Alberstons, Jewel-Osco and other supermarket chains, reported a loss of $202 million for the quarter, compared with net income of $109 million in the same quarter last year.
Supervalu recorded a hefty $252 million in charges during the quarter, mainly to reflect the shrinking value of its brand and other intangible assets. The charges also covered store closing costs, employee severance and other items.
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Project Owner:
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Separate sealed BIDS for the construction of the Clipper/Western
Water Conservation Project will be received by Cottonwood Creek
Consolidated Irrigation Company at the office of The Engineer,
Johansen & Tuttle Engineering at 90 South 100 East - PO Box 487 -
Castle Dale, UT 84513 until 2:00 p.m. March 21, 2011, and then
opened and publicly read aloud.
A bid bond in the amount of five percent (5%) of the bid, made
payable to the Owner, shall accompany the Bid.
Major items of work:
1. 6-inch HDPE Pipe - 5,100 feet
2. 8-inch HDPE Pipe - 10,100 feet
3. 12-inch HDPE Pipe - 1,700 feet
4. 14-inch HDPE Pipe - 3,800 feet
5. 16-inch HDPE Pipe - 6,800 feet
6. 18-inch HDPE Pipe - 2,350 feet
7. 30-inch HDPE Pipe - 6,700 feet
8. 36-inch HDPE Pipe - 6,100 feet
9. 42-inch HDPE Pipe - 1,000 feet
The Owner reserves the right to reject any or all bids or to waive
any formality or technicality in any bid in its interest.
Prospective bidders may assemble at the office of Johansen & Tuttle
Engineering, March 11, 2011, at 10:00 a.m., for the group showing.
Attendance at the project pre-site-show meeting and site-show is
mandatory and is prerequisite to submitting a bid for the project.
Bidding Contractors, or a duly authorized representative, must arrive
at the Project Engineer's office for said meeting and site-showing, at
Johansen & Tuttle Engineering, 90 South 100 East, Castle Dale, UT.
The CONTRACT DOCUMENTS may be examined at the office of the Engineer:
Johansen & Tuttle Engineering, Inc., 90 South 100 East, Castle Dale,
Utah 84513, and obtained upon payment of $50.00 for each set,
February 18, 2011
Dickson Huntington, Vice President
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Pam Geller and now Glen Beck providing some interesting info on perp number one. It will be interesting to see if Rush picks it up and runs with...
The Ricin suspect is an interesting character.
To say the least. Not what the MSM was hoping for at all.
To say the least. Not what the MSM was hoping for.
Since the postmarks were here in Memphis, I expected about what we are seeing.
... walking with my feet 10 feet off of Beale...
This has been a very interesting week as the Chinesse would say.
Apparently Issa has been talking with a couple more Benghazi whistle blowers.
WH spin machine can't hold up much longer.
Or one could hope (and pray).
... from all the MJ smoke in the air...
Yep. LOL!!!
I do live in Memphis, after all.
Now they're trying to say the Lexus with the "Christian Democrat" bumper sticker wasn't his, but belonged to someone else and he was mocking it.
But he was a nut, for sure.
I can definitely relate.
And may I add Sean Hannity and Matt Drudge to those who have stuck their necks out to report on the sudden deportation of the Saudi now not interesting person; the "walk by" ("hey, how ya doing doing there Saudi Foreign Minister—lets have a chat!") by Barry in the White House. How welcome "connected" the not so interesting Saudi is with the Saudi royal family. Lets see if Rush joins in...
NO Kardashians; golf talk; NFL chat; Mr&Mrs. Carter in Cuba conversing. NOTHING ELSE!!! Rush needs to do some of the heavy lifting on this too...
Given the source...
I hope he's right though.
Ouch! Turned on the radio for Rush and the local station is pre-empting him to carry the monster's speech at the interfaith gathering in Boston. Damnit!
Is anyone else having trouble posting and/or clicking on threads?
I sometimes get error messages, but it seems to be intermittent.
No Beyonce either?
Yep. Resulted in the double post above.
Yes, after I posted I got a white screen. Had to go back, back, refresh to get back on.
WIBC in Indianapolis is not carrying O's remarks. You can stream their radio on their website.
Please let us know what Rush is saying. Local radio has pre-empted him for The Prince spewing at the "interfaith service" in Bahston.
Thanks, I will look for that!
Got it, sounds great, thanks again!
Beyonce = Mrs. Carter:)
Marco Rubio to be on in the second hour.
The Pink Magnolias (Magnolia x soulangeana) - over a hundred different named cultivars available - are in full bloom here in southern PA.
I'm back from central Oregon! I had a blast! Literally. We discovered tannerite.
He's promised to do some items again after the One is done and stations rejoin EIB.
Rush nibbling 'round the edges of the Hannity/Drudge/Beck story. Come on Rush...NOT WHACKO!
Heard that. :(
I was earlier this morning, during CP Show/ WMAL, but it's cleared-up now.
Anybody else ever listen with good earbuds like those for the iPhone? I am doing that for the first time today and I'm hearing a significant whistle when Rush takes a breath...doesn't sound good.
Hi All...
Marco Rubio was on Mark Levin in the third hour last night.
Past my radio time, I wonder how that went?
If he's on Rush today too it looks like he's on some kind of campaign to
convince conservatives he's not a amnesty surrender monkey.
Tough sell at this point. Duck theory applies...
I think it is quite possible that there was an attempted or actual arrest (then rescinded by the Feds) of the Special Saudi yesterday which was the genesis of the conflicting stories.
Sounds like Rush ain't gonna touch it...Will have to count n Levin, Beck, and Savage to do the heavy lifting on this one.
Rush's opening monologue was bizarre...
Yes, I think that it was local entities moving forward, and then being held back by DC.
Media misinformation.
I am of the opinion that it is by intent, not error.
During and after the Benghazi attacks, we got massive amounts of misinformation.
During and after Sandy Hook massacre, we got massive amounts of misinformation.
Shortly after the Boston bomb explosions, numerous reports from/about Boston indicated that they were getting their information from Washington.
Most probably, Washington wanted to make sure the news was filtered and sanitized for public consumption.
The media have basically become the Liberal Democrat Media.
I read ALL the Drudge links after the Hannity bombshell. Then this am, Jim Quinn was all over the deportation story and Beck doesn't "exclusive" unless his rather large production staff can verify/document multiple ways. Rush needs to forget "maja Rushie"'ego, and give some air time to the deportation/Saudi royal family links/Barry &Kerry BOTH meeting PRIVATELY w/Saudi Foreign Ministers.
Sounded like he was equating yesterday's jump-on-the-bandwagon reporting with Beck's story and refusing to touch it. I.e. yesterday's stories were false and Rush is not going to fall for it again by reporting Beck's information.
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Skip to comments.Sen. Barbara Boxer: Activate National Guard to Protect Schools
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Sen. Barbara Boxer: Activate National Guard to Protect Schools By Jack Coleman Created 12/20/2012 - 8:15pm
Senator Barbara Boxer is showing how far she will go in her endeavor to do something, anything in the wake of the Sandy Hook massacre.
Appearing on Ed Schultz's radio show yesterday, Boxer says she is filing legislation that would allow governors to activate up to 4,000 National Guard soldiers nationwide to provide security at schools. (audio after page break)
There's a wrinkle -- the soldiers wouldn't actually be assigned to schools in Boxer's plan. Instead, they'd fill in for local police working "desk jobs" who would then protect schools themselves.
No, I am not making this up.
Here's a clip of Boxer describing her creative scheme to Schultz (audio) --
BOXER: We have 300 million weapons out there in America, so no matter what we do, we're not going to get rid of those weapons. So we need to keep the schools safe and I'm working on bills to allow the schools in an affordable way to be able to protect the students by having more personnel who are trained personnel.
SCHULTZ: Well, we have heard from a number of different states actually that are bringing forth legislation on a state level that they would arm the teachers!
BOXER: Well that's ridiculous! Arming the teachers is ridiculous and you're saying it's happening in many states. This is not a teacher's job. And, you know, what's really very interesting is, as I introduce my bills, one of which would allow the National Guard to become available to the governors who requested them. This is the current status now for the drug interdiction program where governors ask the Secretary of Defense to provide National Guard, up to 4,000 of them, to help in drug interdiction. My bill would say, it's called SOS -- Save Our Students -- allow the Guard without any problems with Posse Comitatus because they would really be relieving some of the police officers who are at desk jobs and allow those police officers to just go in front of the schools. This would allow the schools to not have to put the burden on a teacher. Imagine! A teacher goes to school, as you've pointed out, and to college and gets degrees to teach, not to learn how to kill!
Yes, it's clearly unrealistic to expect teachers to learn any more than necessary, not with union contracts to honor, thank you very much. Beyond that, do we really want to trust them with the safety of our children?
Suffice it to say that if the "SOS" bill were in effect now, National Guard soldiers would be filing paperwork and making coffee at the Newtown police station while local police were assigned sentinel duty outside local schools.
Then when the next rampage takes place elsewhere, local police would again guard a school after children were slaughtered there. It would not be long before any police officer assigned this duty was tagged with an unfortunate nickname by embittered residents -- The Cop Who Got Here Too Late. One can easily envision police officers lining up for this assignment, or at least Boxer can envision it.
It doesn't take much in the way of imagination, except perhaps to the honorable Democrat from California, to see the majority of deployments along these lines coming in response to bogus threats phoned in by teenage scofflaws and various miscreants.
Just wondering -- would a declaration of war be necessary before doing this or only if a Republican is president?
Appearing last night on "The Rachel Maddow Show" on MSNBC, Boxer did not bring up her proposal, except to mention that she's working on legislation for "school safety."
They can be more useful on the border. But way to up the drama queen level, senatard.
America takes another swirl around the bowl.
So they can't go on the border but we can put them in the schools?
Why is this woman still in the U.S. Senate?
Can you say "dumb as a boxer of rocks"?
I have a box of rocks that's smarter than her.
My bill would say, it's called SOS — Save Our Students — allow the Guard without any problems with Posse Comitatus
They are always trying to find a way around things that
restrict their agenda.
What a fool! It's about EVIL, not about the safety of schools. Bad people will just move on to the next Gun Free zone.
I say activate the National Guard to see if they can find Boxer's brain. It's got to be laying around out there somewhere. Lanza is one of your's Babs. Liberals like you created monsters like him. You and your ilk own it.
DAMN..the stupid..it BURNS!! Hey Babs, here's an idea, how about putting National Guard troops at our embassies maybe than Benghazi would never have happened
Somebody tell Babs they are all in Assghanistan and Iraq and I guess now Syria.
"...Why is this woman still in the U.S. Senate?..."
Because of the same ilk that put Obama back in the Oval Office. God help America -— please!! The Repubs in the Congress won't.
Does anyone else think if the CT shooting had been done by a Muslim or an illegal alien we would be haring crickets chirping from the Dems?
Nope. They'll hire more Democrat voters.
4000 national guards, wow California has nearly 10,000 schools, so these guards would be spread pretty thin... I am ashamed of Boxer, sorry she is in the senate.. but that is california.. fruits and nuts
4000 national guards, wow California has nearly 10,000 schools, so these guards would be spread pretty thin... I am ashamed of Boxer, sorry she is in the senate.. but that is california.. fruits and nuts
Technically, babs, I think that works the other way around. Master, servant... States made the Federal government as an instrument of their will, not the other way around.
Seems I remember a bible verse or Kipling verse about a servant when he reigns....
TV quote time:
"There's a reason you separate military and the police. One fights the enemies of the state, the other serves and protects the people. When the military becomes both, then the enemies of the state tend to become the people."
Because like so many other of our representatives she has not stolen enough millions yet!
"Babs makes me look like Albert Einstein."
Ever since she narrowly defeated the great conservative Bruce Herschensohn in 1992, she has faced only nonentities when running for re-election.
Arming teachers is not ridiculous. There are lots of reasons besides security to require they pass a state's highway patrol course before they enter the classroom.
And there are ways to secure weapons and have them readily available all at the same time.
So, basically, kids would get taught by semi-cops.
That's it- these people are "lock up"- crazy. How are we ever going to make it through the years with these people in charge?
So Babs is finally tacitly admitting that the whole GUN FREE ZONES thingy doesn't actually mean there will be no guns in those zones.
What part of the COnstitution does she not understand? Oh yeah, all of it!
Activating the National Guard is expensive.
WOuld be worth it, though, if the NG could protect USA from BBoxer
Let's just make it mandatory that all parents home school their children, and some home schoolers can even take in a few more around the neighborhood, for those that cannot.
We would save billions of dollars in educational costs, not have to deal with the teachers unions and our children would be better educated.
that is a proven fact.
Boxer is definitely an idiot that would think MORE signs would work and also be the first to say "MOVE that Deer Crossing sign down the road 1/2 mile so the deer will quit crossing at that curve".
People are continually insulting boxes of rocks by comparing dumbness to Pols and them.
Like the man said, you need a license to be a Doctor, Lawyer, Truck Driver, Beautician, Nail Cutter, Barber etc etc etc but ANY DUMB SOB can be a Pol, they don't even have to serve an apprenticeship or get a background check.
Why not just declare Marshal Law and have the military everywhere? This is really what she wants, a true police state.
Feinstein offers the 'dumber than a box of rocks' solution.
Just like on the border, within a short while, those NG would be issued replacement rubber bullets for real ones. Within a short while, PC would have the NG basically toothless.
Libs mean well, sometimes, but they just don't think things through.
I do.
>Why not just declare Marshal Law
is that the Matt Dillon or the Chuck Norris version?
"When in trouble or in doubt,
Run in circles, scream and shout."
Next question, Senator:
How are you going to pay for it?
Why don't we just require every teacher who is a member of the military reserves or national guard to carry a sidearm or concealed firearm at all times during school hours. I suspect we would see very few of these incidents if it were common knowledge that there is likely to be armed teachers on every campus.
We don't need to call out the national guard, but Boxer at least seems to recognize that you can't stop bullets with words. You need bullets.
Boxer's idea to call out the National guard is as stupid an idea as they come, but using current national guard members, military reserves and combat veterans who are teachers or administrators as an armed defense against these attacks would clearly bean effective deterrent.
Since The Bernank and Turbo Tim are generating a trillion per year or so in fake money what's another couple hundred million?
Oh, and by the way Senator, I would expect you to know that the governors command, and can call up their states' National Guard without any "allow" from Congress, and since they are then in the State role, are not subject to Posse Comitatus. That's why NG is called up for civil disturbances, not the active component.
I have to admit there's only a very few ultra-blue states that would vote her in. She found one of them.
It will cost that much to weed out all the pedophiles and perverts.
Agreed. They wouldn't be saying a thing.
Slipped a gear on that one didn't eye?
Lot of ignorance here and with the politicians about the National Guard {and it's National Guard, never national guards - they're not warehouse watchmen}.
The National Guard is already under control of the states and its governors. It does not need federal authorization to do something, even something as stupid as this proposal by dumb-as-dirt Boxer.
National Guardsmen do not hang around the armory like fireman at the firehouse waiting for the next call from some stupid politician. They have real full-time civilian jobs like you do and train for real missions, from Special Ops insertions and fighter air strikes in Afghanistan to evacuation and rescue in a local flood.
Somehow it's in too many people's minds, including here at FR, that the Guard {not "guards"} is sort of like a constabulary day labor force ready to do the job that other well paid bureacracies can't or won't do, like guard the border, do drug searches, or guard schoolhouses.
She admits something most flaming lefties will not admit, that you can `fight fire with fire,' but she doesn't want to admit that common citizens can be trusted with guns.
Soldiers have to do it.
OK Babs, guns with good guys behind them belong in school. Now we're getting somewhere. We're really not that bad.
To #6: Why is this woman still in the U.S. Senate?
Easy answer: She is proof positive that the mentally ill can win a Democrat Senate race ad nauseaum in California. Same applies to a lot of Democrat Representatives all over the country: Maxine Waters; Sheila Lee Jackson; Clyburn; Johnson; Hastings, Debbie WassermanTest-Putz; Alan Grayson, the poster boy for Mental Health Year; Schumer; Reid; that dork from Illinois - Durbin; Kerry; Harkin; Franken; Kaine; etc.
And we call Lanza "crazy"!
Are you sure that it's crazy?
Couldn't it just be brain dead stupid?
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The Hurricanes needed a try after the final hooter to claim a crucial 28-25 victory over the Chiefs at Westpac Stadium on Friday.
The Hurricanes needed a controversial try after the final hooter to claim a crucial 28-25 victory over the Chiefs in a pulsating clash at Westpac Stadium on Friday.
The result means that the Hurricanes can still make the play-offs while the Chiefs' second consecutive loss leaves the door open for the Stormers to finish the regular season at the summit of the overall standings.
If the South African side can beat the Rebels on Saturday, they will claim the top spot and with it a potential home final.
The game ended in dramatic fashion as Dane Coles crashed over with the last play of the game and television match official Mike Fraser decided to award the try despite a lack of clear evidence that the hooker had grounded the ball correctly in the middle of a pile of bodies.
It's a decision that will have massive repercussions for the play-offs as the 'Canes provisionally climb to fourth in the overall standings ahead of Saturday's six fixtures.
But perhaps it was a fitting end to a thrilling six-try fixture that deserved a big finish.
The dry conditions were ideal for running rugby but the strong, swirling wind made goal kicking a nightmare and both place kickers struggled at the tee.
Two tries from Julian Savea had helped the Hurricanes to a 18-15 lead at half time but an intercept try from Aaron Cruden around the hour mark looked to have snatched victory for the visitors.
Tawera Kerr-Barlow gave the Chiefs the early lead in controversial circumstances, darting over from five metres out, much to the dismay of the Hurricanes, who felt referee Jonathan Kaplan had obstructed Jason Eaton from tackling the scrum-half.
It didn't take long for the 'Canes to reply though and Savea rounded off a flowing team effort in the corner after Beauden Barrett had put the hosts on the scoreboard with a penalty. Conrad Smith was at the heart of the move, making the initial break before providing the perfect pass a few phases later.
Barrett's conversion attempt was off target but Savea was on hand to score the Hurricanes' second try on 22 minutes from close range. Barrett found the mark this time to give the men in yellow a 15-7 lead.
But the home side hit a major hurdle when Kaplan handed Ben May a yellow card for a late hit on Sonny Bill Williams.
Cruden pulled three points back before Ben Tameifuna bashed his way over the whitewash to level the scores at 15-all following a driving maul with just seconds left on May's sin-bin period.
Cruden was also struggling with the wind and couldn't slot the conversion but Barrett could split the uprights from long range after the hooter to give the hosts a three-point head start at the interval.
It took 17 minutes for the first points to be scored in the second period and they came in unexpected fashion as Cruden intercepted an inside pass from Barrett to cruise home under the sticks and leave himself a simple conversion.
Barrett needed two attempts to add three more points and narrow the gap to just one at 22-21 going into the final quarter but Cruden restored the lead with 15 minutes left to play.
And so it remained in the closing stages with the Hurricanes throwing the kitchen sink at the Chiefs defence in a desperate attempt to keep their season alive.
With time up, Coles dove into the carnage on the edge of the tryline. The debate is set to rage on for many moons over whether he grounded the ball or did so with an illegal second movement…
The 'Canes now face an anxious wait as the Crusaders, Bulls, Sharks and Reds can all still finish above them.
The scorers:
For Hurricanes:
Tries: Savea 2, Coles
Cons: Barrett 2
Pens: Barrett 3
For Chiefs:
Tries: Kerr-Barlow, Tameifuna, Cruden
Cons: Cruden 2
Pens: Cruden
Yellow card: May (Hurricanes – 28th min – late tackle)
Hurricanes: 15 Andre Taylor, 14 Cory Jane, 13 Conrad Smith (c), 12 Tim Bateman, 11 Julian Savea, 10 Beauden Barrett, 9 Chris Eaton, 8 Victor Vito, 7 Jack Lam, 6 Faifili Levave, 5 Jason Eaton, 4 Jeremy Thrush, 3 Ben May, 2 Dane Coles, 1 Reg Goodes.
Replacements: 16 Motu Matu'u, 17 Jeffery Toomaga-Allen, 18 James Broadhurst, 19 Brad Shields, 20 Frae Wilson, 21 Tusi Pisi, 22 Jayden Hayward.
Chiefs: 15 Andrew Horrell, 14 Lelia Masaga, 13 Jackson Willison, 12 Sonny Bill Williams, 11 Robbie Robinson, 10 Aaron Cruden, 9 Tawera Kerr-Barlow, 8 Kane Thompson, 7 Tanerau Latimer, 6 Liam Messam, 5 Brodie Retallick, 4 Craig Clarke (c), 3 Ben Tameifuna, 2 Hika Elliot, 1 Toby Smith.
Replacements: 16 Mahonri Schwalger, 17 Sona Taumalolo, 18 Michael Fitzgerald, 19 Sam Cane, 20 Brendon Leonard, 21 Asaeli Tikoirotuma, 22 Tim Nanai-Williams.
Referee: Jonathan Kaplan (South Africa)


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Medic 999 is this week's host of Grand Rounds. Next week I will be the host. Please, send your posts to email@example.com with "Grand Rounds" in the subject line. Include the title of the post and a correct link. I will accept post up until noon CST Monday, September 14th. There is no theme. Thank you.
You can read this week's edition here (photo credit). It's the "paramedicine" edition.
Welcome one and all to this weeks edition of Grand Rounds, which comes to you from the world of EMS blogs!
It really is an honour to be hosting. I have only been blogging since the beginning of the year, but have been reading many of your blogs for the last couple of years, and its great to now be part of the medical blogosphere.
Amanda, this crazy miracle called Life, is the host of the latest edition of Change of Shift (Vol 4, No 5) ! You can find the schedule and the COS archives at Emergiblog. (photo credit)
It's time again for the Nursing Blog Carnival, Change of Shift Version 4, Edition 5 and I can't help but tell you, I'm doing something big folks, annnd I am scared out of my mind.
No, no, no, Kim did not force me to host Change of Shift against my will. :) In fact, I like presenting the world with the finest nursing bloggers on the internet.
I'm scared because well, here's the deal... As some of my longtime nurse friends may know, I'm going into my 5th year of college, and I should be graduating in May, but I'm not, thanks to a car wreck and end-stage liver disease. (If you'd like a refresher, here's a post for you.) ……….
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For those of us with less than thin thighs, the information in this post "Study Shows That Thin Thighs Are Associated With Heart Disease" by Dr Toni Brayer was welcome news. Well, it doesn't help with the frustration of clothes fitting, but does help with the "health" issue. (photo credit)
Finally, a study that many women can like. The British Medical Journal published a study out of Denmark that looked at the association between thigh circumference and the incident of cardiovascular disease and mortality. Why anyone would even think of thigh circumference being of importance is beyond me, but the Danes seem to think it was important. They found people with thin thighs had more risk of developing heart disease or premature death.
More news I love! MedPage Today article "Enzyme Injections Ease Dupuytren's Contractures" by Nancy Walsh. (photo credit)
Injections of the enzyme collagenase into the hands of patients with Dupuytren's disease resulted in significant improvements in joint contractures and range of motion, a phase III study found.
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