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At the recent Ferron City Council meeting, Mayor Gil Bowden and the council considered the issue of revoking the business license of a business owner. Mike Hurdsman of C&S Wrecking and Salvage was asked to explain and justify recent actions on his part.
Hurdsman stated that following the purchase of a piece of State Street property, he began removing an old house and preparing the ground for a state impound lot. He had several problems with adjoining property owners along with machinery breakdowns. "The state impound lot inspector came to inspect my lot on June 5 and it is up to the specifications laid out by the state," said Hurdsman.
Council person Jo Sansevero questioned Hurdsman about the installation of the sign on the property. "You did not get a building permit to do that work," she said. Hurdsman responded that he was not aware that he needed a building permit to install a sign.
In regards to the state impound lot, some of the cars are outside of the fence. Hurdsman stated that while the yard is under construction, some of the cars will be outside the lot. He also stated that many of these cars have been titled to him due to circumstances surrounding the impound or repair situation. Some of these cars have been towed and the owners cannot pay the fee, so they sign them over to him. The same situation arises when someone has repairs done on a vehicle and cannot pay the charges.
"These cars are not junk, they are valuable. I'm storing them until something else can be done with them. They are not abandoned vehicles, my intentions are to repair those that are repairable, and salvage parts from those that are not. Then I can get rid of the non-usable parts. I am not operating a junk yard as some of you think. I am running a state impound lot. I am licensed by the state and have passed my inspections," said Hurdsman.
Councilman Randy Fox said, "This issue has been discussed and discussed. We cannot agree on the definition of a junk yard. We do not want a junk yard on our main street. It is beginning to look like we will have to go before a judge with this matter to get it settled."
Councilman Rod Toomer advised, "We need to be careful with this matter. Some of the charges in the letter sent to Mr. Hurdsman are just not right. We need to separate the issues here and not consider them all together."
Hurdsman added, "My personal property rights are important too. I don't care what the people on the other side of my fences do, why should what I do matter to them? I maintain that these cars are not junk. They are repairable and valuable."
"This town does not want a wrecking yard," stated Mayor Bowden. "It is our opinion that impound means temporary. We are aware that this process has had setbacks, but it is our job to enforce the ordinances of Ferron City. We want to resolve this definition problem and more research needs to be done into the property lines."
Council person Sansevero moved to revoke the business license of C&S Wrecking and Salvage. Following a roll call vote, two council persons voted in favor, and two voted against. This action left Mayor Bowden to be the tie breaking vote. "I am going to do some investigation and consultation with the city's attorney," said Mayor Bowden. This issue was tabled until the next Ferron City Council meeting.
In youth council business, Pauline Jensen introduced the new co-mayor of the youth council, Megan Brown. Jensen said that with the amount of projects facing the youth council, Brown will help alleviate some of the pressure. The youth group is in charge of the lamb fry for the Castle Valley Pageant. "This is a huge job, and the money raised will help pay for our summit in September. The youth group is planning to help with Peach Days and the Christmas party. They are also looking at doing something for Halloween," said Jensen.
Brock Johansen and Jared Anderson of Emery Telcom informed the council of the benefits of keeping Emery Telcom as their internet supplier. "Ferron is the first government entity to cancel their service with us. This is a concern and I want you to be fully informed about the decision," said Johansen.
Anderson handed the council an information sheet comparing Emery Telcom's service with the wireless service now available in Ferron. The points on the fact sheet were that DSL from Emery Telcom is a dedicated line, it is a guaranteed connection, and is very secure. With the wireless services, the more people who sign on, the slower the service due to the amount of users sharing a band. Also, with DSL, at peak usage times, there is no congestion for the users. "We are concerned that you will be paying more for lesser services," added Anderson.
Anderson also pointed out how much Emery Telcom does for the communities. "We sponsor ball kids and many things in the schools. We are focused on the community and want to make sure you understand the differences between wireless and cable connection. Thank you," concluded Anderson.
Mayor Bowden announced that he is going to meet with the Ferron Canal Company and come to an agreement concerning who will reclaim the ditches. "We need to determine which are flood control ditches and which are actually abandoned," he stated.
As a final item of business, Mayor Bowden said of Brenda Bingham, "I want to thank Brenda for her 17 years of service to this city. She is leaving us and moving to Boise, Idaho. She has done a good job and she will be missed, not only by Ferron City, but by her state level positions."
Bingham then swore in Adele Justice and Tammy Auberger into the positions of city recorder and city treasurer.
The next Ferron City Council meeting will be July 13 at 7 p.m. in city hall.


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Barry Brunetti OR Bo Wallace at quarterback; Randall Mackey OR Jeff Scott at RB; Ja-Mes Logan or Vince Sanders at Z-WR.
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Edward Joseph?s father was a friend of Sam Ealy, Lyndon B. Johnson?s father. Edward Joseph was friends with Lyndon B. Johnson?s employer Congressman Richard Kleberg and was acquainted with Lady Bird Johnson as a young woman. He became friends with Johnson during his directorship of the Texas division of the NYA and discusses Johnson?s earlier political and personal life.


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It seems that a couple of house flippers bought a New York castle back in 2005, thinking they could make a quick buck. (Actually, the plan was to live there for two years, make a million dollars and buy a brownstone.) It had worked for them before, the New York Times reports: Susan and Manfred Phemister "had been flipping real estate in zip-zip fashion since the mid-1990s, and had made a killing each time."
So in 2005, they picked up a 36,000-square-foot castle in Amsterdam, N.Y., for $800,000. (Click here or on either photo to go to a slideshow.)
Two years and $400,000 in renovations later, they put it on the market for $2 million.
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It's now listed at $895,000. (Click here to go to the listing on Yahoo! Homes. You can also check out the Sotheby's real estate listing at UpstateCastle.com.)
The Phemister family includes three children, ages 12, 11 and 9, who have friends over to play dodge ball ... in the 10,000-square-foot gym.
There's a locker room, too. And two turrets, and two kitchens, and two bed-and-breakfast suites. (The Phemisters bring in $60,000 a year from the Amsterdam Castle B&B, they tell the Times.)
The home, built in 1894 as a National Guard armory, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Phemisters won a preservation award for their work on it. Each of their previous projects has likewise been "a historic renovation in a neighborhood in need, as opposed to a greedy flip," Susan Phemister told Yahoo! Homes through her agent.
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An efficient roofing insulation system with the proper thermal rating enables you to maximize your investment. There are several strategies and adjustments you can use to comply with codes, some with better returns than others. Let these tips and updates guide you.
Updates on Required R-Values
"The building code prescribed R-values for above deck roof insulation will be increased again in the near future once the building code agencies adopt the 2012 ASHRAE criteria," explains Darrell Smith, an envelope and roofing consultant with V.J. Engineering.
For climate zones 4 and 5 – a large stretch across the middle of the country – the new specified value is R-25. For zone 6, which covers much of the northern U.S., it will increase to R-30. The changes reflect ASHRAE's aggressive goals for energy conservation.
Compliance likely requires another one or two layers of insulation. At a certain point, however, adding on more insulation results in diminishing returns.
R-value measures resistance to heat flow, while U-value (the inverse of R) represents heat flow in BTUs per hour, per square foot of area, per degree of temperature difference between the warmer and cooler sides of a construction.
As R-value is doubled with another layer of insulation, the improvements in BTUs get increasingly smaller and come at the increased cost of making the insulation thicker. "I don't understand the rationale for requiring higher R-values," Smith says.
Air leakage. Deck-to-wall connections and deck penetrations allow
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Roof water leakage. All roof insulations lose R-value when wet. If the R drops from 20 to 5, all those insulation upgrades were for naught. All roof leaks must be promptly reported and repaired, not assuaged by using a larger bucket.
Condensation. Not all roof systems require vapor retarders or air
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Reflectivity and emissivity. Reflective coatings on dark-colored
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Mechanically attaching insulation with a metal cap and fastener produces a thermal bridge that reduces the effective R-value significantly, anywhere from 3-8%, resulting in an actual R-value that is far less than the code requires and what you think you're getting, Smith says.
Fasten with adhesive or bitumen where possible. Where it isn't – like on a steel deck – mechanically fasten only the first layer of insulation, then use adhesion on top of that, Smith advises.
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Emery County students will go back to school on Aug. 20. They will find some new teachers and some upgrades to the schools. Canyon View Junior High has a new heating and air conditioning system.
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Munster only managed a solitary try but emerged with a comfortable 19-6 victory over Treviso at Thomond Park.
Munster were far from their best but an early try from former New Zealand international Doug Howlett and four penalties from 25-year-old fly-half Ian Keatley was enough to see of the challenge off Treviso.
The Italians had taken an early lead through an Alberto Di Bernardo penalty but Howlett's first try of the season, which was comfortably touched down underneath the posts after six minutes, meant their lead was short-lived.
Keatley added the conversion and three penalties at regular intervals throughout the first half as the visitors were unable to keep their discipline at times and offered relatively little in attack.
And any hopes that Treviso may have had of getting back into the game in the second half were dealt a severe blow when centre Alberto Sgarbi was sent to the sin bin and Keatley added another three points to make it 19-3.
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Replacements: 16 Mike Sherry, 17 Dave Kilcoyne, 18 BJ Botha, 19 Dave Foley, 20 Paddy Butler, 21 Peter Stringer, 22 Scott Deasy, 23 Ivan Dineen.
Treviso: 15 Brendan Williams, 14 Ludovico Nitoglia, 13 Alberto Sgarbi, 12 Luca Morisi, 11 Tommaso Iannone, 10 Alberto Di Bernardo, 9 Edoardo Gori, 8 Paul Derbyshire, 7 Dean Budd, 6 Simone Favaro, 5 Valerio Bernabò, 4 Antonio Pavanello (capt), 3 Lorenzo Cittadini, 2 Enrico Ceccato, 1 Michele Rizzo.
Replacements: 16 Giovanni Maistri, 17 Alberto De Marchi, 18 Ignacio Fernandez-Rouyet, 19 Corniel Van Zyl, 20 Robert Barbieri, 21 Alessandro Zanni, 22 Fabio Semenzato, 23 Kristopher Burton.
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My xperia mini pro fell down accidently. It has got cracks on its screen byt touch is working perfectly fine as before. I went to two ericsson support centres today and ypu know what, the price of getting it changed is 11.5k INR (when the new phone itself is for 14.5k INR). The service guy told me that the hardware architecture of mini pro is such that touch and display both are one component. So, though my display is perfectly fine but I have to get it changed as a part of touch component. Why has sony priced its display-touch component for huge 11.5k when phone itself is for 14.5k. Kindly help someone !!
My guess is that the capacitive screen is about 80% of the handset.... That's why you take care of your phone.. My xperia mini pro fell down at least 4 times already and not even a scratch was made.. I think you smashed it against the floor lol
The price is not that high in my opinion... (And I'm a poor person so is not like I have lots of money to waste....)
PD: I'm gonna cry for 2 weeks if that happens to me.
you can always look for the screen replacement and do it yourself it's not that complicated, you just need to be extra careful with the ribbons I'll try to look for the part and the disassembly guide
please, look for the part...But the sony ericsson itself is selling the part for 10.5 k plus taxes..so how come can we find it cheap somewhere??:O...there is one mobile repair guy in the market who is asking for 5k..he says that he has a close friend in sony who would do the change for me and thats why it is costing less..I am afraid because I am not sure if they are reliable or not..Please let me know the possible solutions.
if he says its for 5k definately it will not be original..it will be a AAA copy..
also..i live in delhi..theres a place here "gaffar market" its a phone market and you can get everything there..but as i said you wll get AAA copy and not the original..
it will work but wont be strong enough if compared to the original..
if you want to use your phone get the 5k screen..
well obviously you cant sell it cause nobody will pay you more than 2k..
Hey buddy sory to hear about that, well if u have anyone living in mumbai, there's a place cald mussafir khana or Manish Market near Masjid station, well u will probably get original aswell as AAA copy even for sk17i or any other cell.
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am i right?. u can get it from 25 dollars onwards and the sellers are shipping for free worldwide.
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yaa dude, the guy I am talking about has a shop in Gaffar Market, delhi..these guys tell you very confidently that it would be original but inside, you know that the chances of reliability are very less. I am afraid to get 5k screen because I love the touch of this phone and I know it would be no where if I get duplicate screen..
Thanx dude..I saw the links..I am not sure if that is what I need..You can see the image above to know better..I dont feel any cracks while using touch which means that something inside has got cracked but yes, there are few places outside as well where the cracks are felt which means that there is a breakage in outer glass also somewhere..The touch is smooth as before..No issues with touch. Sony Ericsson support center is asking 11.5k....So, what solution do you feel would be right??Thanx again!!


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Liberia's ambassador to United States is scheduled to travel to Philadelphia on Tuesday to meet with victims of a weekend blaze in the city that left four children dead.
Dahn Dennis, president of the Liberian Association of Pennsylvania, said Ambassador Jeremiah Sulunte will visit the city just days after a blaze devastated the city's close-knit Liberian community and after a spontaneous protest on Monday in the neighborhood led to two people being arrested.
Residents of the city's Liberian enclave say the fire department reacted too slowly to the Saturday night fire that ravaged eight row homes. The blaze killed three 4-year-olds and 6-week-old child, all of Liberia decent.
"The way forward now is for the Liberian community to have a meeting with the youth, so we can lay out how they can properly lay out their frustration," Dennis said
Philadelphia authorities are trying to soothe anger in the city's large Liberian community but insist they quickly responded to the weekend fire, which occurred around the corner from a fire station.
"The community is hurt, they are in the pain," Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter said Monday night. "The firefighters did their jobs. They are not the bad people here. It wasn't a lack of service."
Dennis, who attended a Monday night community meeting that preceded the protest, said the father of one of the victims, some of his relatives and dozens of other young people were frustrated by what they felt was a slow response to the fire and decided to show their displeasure.
The residents first gathered outside the fire station that responded to Saturday's blaze and then later shifted to the street where the eight homes were destroyed, the Philadelphia Daily News reported. At least 50 Philadelphia police officers flooded the neighborhood, brandishing batons at times, as the civic unrest on or near the main artery of Woodland Avenue teetered on the edge of chaos for several hours, the Daily News reported.
The fire department said firefighters on a ladder truck dispatched themselves to the scene about two minutes after receiving their first 9-1-1 call about the blaze. An engine arrived on the scene about seven minutes after the first 9-1-1 call.
Christian Dunbar, a Liberian immigrant who attended Monday night's meeting, said that beyond questions in the community about the Philadelphia Fire Department's reaction to the blaze there' s broader concern "about a lack of care" that authorities have in their interactions with the community.
Dunbar said high unemployment in the community and "disproportionate police contact" with Liberian youth are among the grievances. Some in the community are also still angry about a 2008 blaze in the neighborhood that left seven dead, including five Liberian immigrants, Dennis added.
"The fire culminated this whole sense of frustration about the services they get in the community," said Dunbar, who said he attempted to serve as a liaison between police and the protesters during Monday night's incident.
Philadelphia Firefighters Union President Joe Schulle said the firefighters "take it to heart" when incidents such as the weekend blaze occur.
"We see these children in the faces of our own kids when we get home," Sculle said.


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By COREY BLUEMEL
Mark H. Williams of the Southeastern Utah Off-Highway Vehicle Club along with the Castle Country Rural Alliance held a strategic planning meeting for their concerns for the San Rafael Swell on Dec. 7 at 10 a.m. at the Museum of the San Rafael. The meeting was a public discussion forum for input from the residents of Emery County and other concerned citizens about the future of the San Rafael Swell. Since the defeat of the monument issue in the November election, the users of the Swell want to seek public input and form some proposal for the future of the Swell. Approximately 30 citizens were in attendance as Williams welcomed everyone to the meeting and urged healing between the two sides of the monument issue that divided the county during the last election. "We're just trying to find out what the public wants on this issue and give them a chance to speak," said Williams. He stated we need to move forward and stressed this is not a proposal, but citizen concerns for the San Rafael Swell.
Williams introduced the guests present at the meeting, Rex Sacco, Carbon County GSI specialist, Robert Uzelac, Bureau of Land Management RAC over recreation, Professor Jeff Durrant, Brigham Young University professor of geography, Lisette Thurgood, meeting recorder, and Bonnie Keele, who would compile the list of concerns from the public comments. Professor Durrant, who acted as the moderator for the discussion, was first on the program. He expressed his love of the Swell and his desire to see its future protected and the voices of the citizens of Emery County to be heard. "As much as we'd like, we cannot go back 15-20 years to relative obscurity, we must look to the future and do what we can to protect the Swell," said Durrant. He then presented a slide show about the Swell and its history. He explained how the BLM had come to manage the land and that some of the lands in the Swell are managed by SITLA. The portion of public lands has become smaller and smaller over the years since the Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument was established. Durrant explained how the BLM had once held over 1,800 million acres of public lands, but over time with gifts of parcels to the National Park Service, the United States Fish and Wildlife Service and the United States Forest Service, their holdings are a small percentage of what they once were. The need to protect this public land is vital for the people of not only Emery County and the state of Utah, but the whole country.
There are now 15 National Conservation Areas, with all but five being established in the 1990s. Since the Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument in 1996, 14 national monuments have been established in 2000 and 2001. Public land is becoming a scarce commodity. He explained that at the present time, six portions of the Swell are under wilderness study and the Heritage Bill is also under consideration at the national level.
Durrant stated he has been in contact with Sally Wisely from the BLM and she is proposing a special focus of the San Rafael Swell in the current resource management planning effort in the Price office. He also explained the focus needs to involve local interests and consider only the land in the Swell and not all the BLM lands in Carbon and Emery counties.
At that time, Durrant expressed his desire to get back to the meeting's objective and let the public have their comment time. Bonnie Keele was to write down all the comments and to compile a list. Williams began the public comment time by reading a letter from Montell Seeley, who could not be at the meeting. This letter stated Seeley's feelings and expressed his wish for multiple use and access to all. This letter stated there are places in the Swell for everyone.
Ramal Jones from Castle Dale was next to speak. He stated his family enjoys the wilderness camping experience of the Swell and would not like to see that change. He stressed the need to keep the roads open and vehicle access to the paleontological sites. He wants to see the resource protected with minimal improvements and developments.
Another Castle Dale resident was next. Reed Martin expressed his desire to see the camping experience for large groups remain as it is. He also expressed the need for vehicle access and no road closures. Martin listed one of the problems with the Swell is access to water, a person can only carry so much and closure of some of the roads limits accessability to some water sources and to the trailheads.
Pete Jones, Castle Dale stated his objection to wilderness and his objections to closing people out of the Swell.
Ferron resident Lee Rasmussen was next. He asked if there was anything that could be done before RS 2477 was settled. He stated his opinion that the energy resources of the county are being depleted and the future is in recreation revenue. ATVs can be a financial boon to this county, so vehicle access is extremely important.
Paul Hill from Price expressed his concerns over the access to the Swell for persons with disabilities and the elderly. They need RV access.
Helper resident Charles Jones said wilderness areas shut people out. While he recognizes the abuse the Swell has had, he felt more patrol and stronger enforcement of the existing laws with heavier penalties would help to protect the land.
Rex Sacco, Price, stressed the need to adhere to and respect RS 2477 and that county sheriffs should do the enforcement not the BLM. Their expertise is management not enforcement. He also stated the taxpayers are the ones footing the bill and they should have a say in the future management of the Swell.
Kathleen Truman, Ferron, expressed her desire to see the historical resources of the Swell protected and preserved. She also indicated there are guides and outfitters who work in the Swell whose rights need to be taken into consideration.
Bonnie Keele from Ferron was the next to comment. She stated we need to take care of RS 2477 first and also to respect the "NO" monument vote. She also stated the need for county officials to stay strong and protect our rights to the land and access to that land.
Robert Uzelac from Salt Lake City said some items to be considered protection of the watershed, endangered species, security, law enforcement, maintenance, impact monitoring, noxious weeds, seasonal closures, property rights, permittee rights, signage and whatever designation that can not be changed in the future. He stated trail systems cannot be changed. There are also search and rescue concerns.
Gordon Pace from Ferron added that with all the people out on the Swell, we need to look at emergency services and access for emergency vehicles. Pace also stated the need to look at wildlife and hunting access.
Mike Dunwoody, Green River resident said economic impact on communities should be considered. He also stated the need for access and fiscal responsibility. The major areas of concern by the group were vehicle access, economic impact, camping, development, garbage, grazing, water rights, user fees, and local law enforcment although not in that order of importance. Once the major issues were listed, the group continued to stress each individuals order of importance and suggest some solutions.
According to Durrant, one of the essential elements is strong and meaningful local involvement in any future process concerning the Swell. The public needs to be well informed and given a chance to voice their concerns and ideas. One suggestion was to form a local advisory committee with delegates from each user group.
More information gathering and fact finding meetings will be held after the holidays.
There will also be meetings in each town around the county to enable all residents a chance to voice their concerns and feelings about the San Rafael.


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By PATSY STODDARDStaff, Emery County Progress
Three Emery County citizens had the opportunity to carry the torch in Central Utah on Feb. 5. Sam Rawson of Castle Dale, Darrell Gardner of Cleveland and Rodney Ewell of Huntington.
The torch entered Utah the morning of Feb. 4 when it arrived at Delicate Arch in Moab. Ceremonies and large crowds followed the torch as it made its way through Southern Utah. The torch was accompanied by a large entourage of promoters. People along the routes were given flags to wave as the torch was carried on its way.
Gardner was a support runner in Richfield. "It was a rush, it's indescribable. I was just one of 11,000 people a lot of which were rich or famous and overcame great obstacles, but I'm just a normal person. I was humbled by the experience. Two of my students nominated me for this honor and I don't know who they were but I would like to thank them and I appreciate them.
"The Olympics were started in Ancient Greece and to be a part of something so big, even just a small part and carrying the torch was unbelievable.
"I didn't really expect to carry the torch because I was a support runner, but I went on three legs of the run and was able to carry the torch part of the way. I think the biggest thrill for me and when I realized the magnitude of the whole thing was when I went up to Ephraim to see Rodney carry the torch. He's overcome so many obstacles. The neatest part was watching him. I was his teacher and he ran cross country and wrestled and was a good student. After his accident he struggled with his equilibrium and had lost his athletic ability. Now, to see what he has overcome and to be lucky enough to carry the torch meant everything to me.
"Down at Richfield there weren't that many people, but when we got up to Ephraim and I was looking all over for Rodney and people were stopping me and getting their picture taken with me and asking for my autograph. It wasn't about me, but they wanted to be a part of the torch celebration and what it represented. It was quite an experience. Running alongside Rodney was as neat as can be," said Gardner.
Rawson carried the torch in the town of Centerfield. Many family members and three bus loads of senior citizens from Emery County were on hand to witness Rawson's moment in the spotlight. Rawson said, "Before the run we met for a discussion on what we should and shouldn't do. We got together with all of the other runners. It was pretty nice. On the bus we watched a video tape of highlights of the torch run. We all shared our stories of how we came to be nominated. It was all very emotional. It really pumped us all up. A four time gold medalist in table tennis ran the torch before me. It was neat to run with somebody who had won gold medals in the Olympics.
"It struck me that I was the only one carrying the flame at that time and it symbolized peace in the world. The people on the side of the road made you really feel a part of the Olympics and I was part of that process, it was a one time shot. To be able to show that I believed in peace in the world and that it could happen. I was really lucky. I got to carry the torch it was very emotional and the people along the way were emotional. After I was finished running a lady came up who wanted her picture taken with me and I let her hold the torch and she was crying. I thought, wow, this is how it effects the people and it effected me even more so. It was a once in a lifetime feeling. My family was really excited. My wife and daughter were at the beginning of my run and the rest of the family was half a block down and they all cheered very loudly. My daughter made a sign that said, 'Go Daddy, you make us proud.' I was on cloud nine. It was wonderful. Just one big feeling, before, the run, and after; just one great feeling. Everybody was caught up in the spirit of the thing," said Rawson.
Ewell was the third bearer of the day from Emery County and he took the last leg of the run through Ephraim. The streets were lined with county people who had made the trip over the mountain to watch Ewell carry the torch. Although the air was chilly the hearts of onlookers were warmed as they watched this once in a lifetime event.
Ewell said, "It was very outstanding and awesome. It was a positive experience. It was great. There's nothing to compare it with. It was magnificent, I can't explain the feeling. Running the torch was just awesome. I really wished it could of come through Emery County, it would of been even better.
"I was nominated by my wife's great aunt Dawnette Tuttle. She asked for my permission and I said sure, but I didn't think I'd get it. I was surprised that I did and very lucky. Dawnette is volunteering up at the Olympics so she couldn't be there that day when I ran but I wish she could of been there. It was neat and awesome to be part of the celebration. I am still trying to get tickets to go to an event.
"I've always been a fan of the Olympics and dreamed of running as an athlete. I did it. I ran in the Olympics and showed my speed. I could of gone faster," Ewell joked.
"I would love to do it again. Coach Gardner and I were invited to the Olympic program for Cleveland Elementary and it was really neat and we told the audience how we felt about our Olympic experience. The whole thing has just been unbelievable," said Ewell.
The governor and the Olympic committee have done a lot of work promoting the Olympics around the state. Each elementary school in the state was encouraged to perform the Olympic program. "Light the Fire Within." Inspiring words and music accompanied each program and although they were basically the same, each performance took on its own personality. The coming of the flame into various parts of Utah has brought the games home to the people as Utah welcomes the world.


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Canadian women nearly upset Britain at international sitting volleyball tournament
AYLESBURY, England – Canada's national women's sitting volleyball tournament nearly pulled off a major upset on Friday losing in five sets to Britain in the semifinal at the Harper's Invitational being held here at Stoke Mandeville, the birth place of Paralympic sport.
After losing their four matches in round robin play (twice to Britain and twice to the Netherlands), the Canadians delivered their best match in the semifinal falling 25-8, 26-28, 25-19, 23-25, 18-16.
''It was truly heartbreaking and that result could have easily gone the other way,'' said Kerry MacDonald, Volleyball Canada's disabled programs coordinator. ''That is the best match
that our women have played to date."
In men's competition, the Canadians also had an encouraging performance despite dropping their semifinal to Britain on Friday, 26-24, 25-13, 25-11. While they also lost their four round robin games they did snare a set off the British in their two matches.
"Although the result on the score sheets has been less than ideal it is important for us to continue to focus on the process and realize that significant technical and tactical improvements have been made within a short time,'' added MacDonald.
The Dutch defeated Britain in both the men's and women's finals later Friday for the gold.
Both Canadian teams arrived here last Saturday for a week of training and competition. Canada has a busy season ahead as it tried to land a berth for the 2012 Paralympic Games.
"This week has been a tremendous learning experience for both of our teams and the lessons learned will definitely help our preparations for Paralympic qualification in the fall,'' said MacDonald. ''The Great Britain Volleyball programs have been fantastic hosts and I hope we have established a working partnership that will continue in the future."


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Mississippi's state Department of Health on Monday reported 29 new human cases of the West Nile virus, a mosquito borne disease originating with infected birds, and potentially dangerous to humans.
The latest Mississippi update follows by a week an article in The Washington Post reporting that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta say 2012's case rate "is on track to be the deadliest since the disease showed up in New York City in 1999, perhaps inside a stowaway mosquito on a transatlantic jetliner. There have been 2,636 officially reported cases nationally and 118 deaths …"
None of Mississippi's new cases is in Northeast Mississippi counties, but the disease is no stranger to our area. The new cases were reported in Adams (2), Claiborne (1), Harrison (1), Hinds (5), Humphreys (1), Jackson (1), Jefferson Davis (1), Lamar (1), Lauderdale (1), Madison (5), Perry (1), Rankin (6), Sunflower (1), Warren (1) and Yazoo (1) counties, bringing the state total to 169 cases and four deaths, The Associated Press reported. In 2011, Mississippi had 52 WNV cases and five deaths.
The Post's story, reporting more broadly on many kinds of viruses, said, "We are swimming in a sea of viruses. A hundred times smaller than bacteria, these tiny things are little more than stripped-down packets of genetic material with some protein padding. By strict definition, they aren't even alive. But viruses are robust and promiscuous in their ability to invade organisms and hijack cellular machinery in order to replicate."
Mississippi's Department of Health, in its role, continues working with cities and counties to boost mosquito control efforts by providing "map specific information" for spraying efforts.
As many Mississippians know, the health department has developed and printed educational materials that can help prevent or lessen risk of exposure to West Nile-bearing mosquitoes.
Most people bitten don't become ill; one in every 150 develops serious symptoms, "such as brain inflammation or polio-like paralysis of the arms or legs. A small number die," The Post reported.
Meanwhile, as widely reported, thousands of Yosemite National Park visitors have been warned that they may have been exposed this summer to rodent-borne hantavirus.
The periodic proliferation of diseases is a matter of scientific fact.
Katherine Spindler, a virologist at the University of Michigan, says in The Post report: "It's like with any threat – you have to use the right precautions. …. And then you have to live your life."
Mississippians were susceptible to malaria into the 20th century but learned to adapt. The same must be done for West Nile virus.


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Merry Christmas to all...
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Merry Christmas to all...
More health issues, concerning my mom
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sorry your mom is having health issues, SB. I hope everything turns out ok.