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FERRON-Stanley William Truman, age 64, returned home to his Heavenly Father June 7, 2004 in Provo with his family by his side. He was born April 23, 1940 in Huntington to Arthur Leslie and Olive Staker Truman. He married Karen Leah Huff Oct. 2, 1959 in the Manti LDS Temple.
He served for 17 years in law enforcement in Salt Lake City, serving as Chief of Police for South Salt Lake and as a detective for the Salt Lake County Police Department. He returned to Emery County and has served as Justice Court Judge since 1975.
Stan felt a strong love for the outdoors, camping, fishing, horseback riding always with his family, whom he loved to tease. His quick wit and humor will be dearly missed by his family and many friends.
He is survived by his wife of 45 years, Karen, of Ferron and three children and their spouses, Loretta and Ralph Nielson of Huntington, Rick and Julie Truman of Cleveland, Kaylene and Mike Behling of Ferron, 12 grandchildren and three great-grandsons. Also survived by brother Kay and his wife Judy Truman of Huntington and Ronald Robertson of Magna and many nieces and nephews, all who dearly loved him and by whom he will be deeply missed.
Funeral services were held Fri. June 11 at 11 a.m. in the Huntington Stake Center. A public viewing was held Thursday evening at Fausett Mortuary in Castle Dale. Burial was in the Huntington Cemetery.
PRICE-Beverly Grace Hawkins Motte, age 67, our beloved wife, mother, grandmother, sister, aunt and friend, passed away June 19, 2004 in Price.
She was born Feb. 1, 1937 in Wellington to Floyd and Virginia Draper Hawkins. Beverly married Lawrence Motte Dec. 9, 1957.
She was a faithful member of the LDS Church, where she served in numerous callings.
Above all else, she loved her family. She was a wonderful homemaker and loved to cook and enjoyed collecting recipes. She and her family spent many happy hours at their cabin.
Beverly is survived by her husband, Lawrence; her children, Larry Motte of Price, Merlene and Curt Archibald of Spanish Fork and Darlene and Chris Evans of Tremonton; nine grandchildren; brother, B.J. Hawkins; and sisters, Helen Syme and Carol Blackburn. She was preceded in death by her son, Danny; and brother, Wesley Hawkins.
Funeral services will be Wed., June 23, 11 a.m. at the old Wellington LDS Chapel. The viewing will be Tuesday evening from 6 to 8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary in Price and one hour prior to services at the church. Burial will be in the Wellington City Cemetery.
EAST CARBON - Our wonderful husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather, Lloyd Hunt, age 76, the last of the legends, passed away June 16, 2004 in Price.
Born Dec. 4, 1927 in Chandler, Colo., to Joseph and Martha Romero Hunt. Married Edna Robles March 20, 1950 in Raton, N.M.
Member of Catholic Church. Served in the U.S. Army during World War II.
Longtime resident of East Carbon, where he helped start the American Legion. Retired member UMWA Kaiser Steel Local 9958.
Lloyd's greatest love was for his family and grandchildren. He enjoyed riding his Harley and working on cars, especially his 1927 Model T which won numerous awards, trophies and recognition throughout the state.
In 1968, Lloyd started Hunt's Dismantlers and, over the years, he enjoyed working alongside his family. Lloyd loved working on and building race cars, which he raced on many dirt tracks in Utah with his sons and many longtime friends.
Survived by his wife, Edna Hunt, East Carbon; sons, Randy (Cari) Hunt, East Carbon; Jeff (Karee) Hunt, Sunnyside; daughter-in-law, Jodie Love, East Carbon; brothers, Ross (Jan) Hunt, Orem; Mike Hunt and Horace Hunt, California; Gilbert Hunt, Washington; 12 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by parents; sons, Karl and Mark Hunt; and grandson, Randy Hunt.
Funeral service Tues., June 22, 11 a.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's one hour prior to service. Interment, Valley View Cemetery, Sunnyside.
HUNTINGTON - Our beloved daughter, sister, aunt and friend, Faye Dawn Leamaster, passed away June 15, 2004.
Dawn was born Dec. 20, 1955 to Reid A. "Fon" and Ramona Kinder Leamaster.
Graduated from Emery High School.
She was a gifted writer, leaving many touching poems for family and friends.
Survived by father; sister, Susan (Vernon) Childs; brother, Brett (Natalie) Leamaster; many nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by mother; brothers, Vic and Del Leamaster.
Graveside service will be Tues., June 22, at 11 a.m. at the Huntington City Cemetery.
The family would like to express their sincere thanks to her dear friend, Kip Crocker, and to Donna Scott for the many hours spent with Dawn until her passing.
PRICE - George K. Grivet, a colorful part of Carbon County history, passed peacefully on Saturday, June 19, 2004, in his 94th year.
He was born Nov. 6, 1909 in Rock Springs, Wyo., the son of northern Italian immigrants Anton and Mary Grivet. To find work, Anton moved the family to Standardville, an extinct coal camp up Spring Canyon Road, where George spent his early years. In April 1929, George married Carene Woodward in Price, where they shared 72 wonderful years together. Carene passed away on Jan. 5, 2001.
After a first job as a "gopher" for a Helper garage, George joined the Helper Furniture Company in 1937, where he worked as an employee and co-owner for 45 years. George found time to also work for 32 years as a fireman and engineer for the Rio Grande Railroad.
In his spare time, George was an active member of the Carbon County Senior Citizens Center, director of the Castle Country AARP, member Rio Grande Veterans Club, president of Scofield Reservoir Campsite for the past 30 years and life member Price Elks Lodge 1550. He was very involved in the beginning days of the Carbon Emery Fish & Game Association.
During the last 21 years, George volunteered at the senior center in Price, where he was printer of the monthly newsletter. For his years of dedicated service, George was awarded a community service award in 1992 from the governor.
George was a hard worker, loyal, cheerful, a practical joker, fisherman, hunter and friend to many. He was an excellent historian and movie taker, who filmed the buffalo transplant to the Henry Mountains in 1941 and 1942 from Yellowstone Park.
George was larger than life and dedicated himself to whatever cause he undertook.
Survived by his daughter, Lorna deRuyter, and granddaughter, Bernadette deRuyter, both of San Francisco, Calif.; sister, Anne Sneddon, Ogden; brothers, John Grivet, Diamondville, Wyo., and Harry (Ruth) Grivet, Cheyenne, Wyo.; and many loving nieces, nephews and dear friends.
Funeral service, Thurs., June 24, 11 a.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's Wednesday evening from 7 to 8 p.m. and Thursday one hour prior to service. Interment, Price City Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to Rocky Mountain Hospice and Home Care, 60 E. 100 North, Price, UT 84501.
BURBANK, Calif.-William Klymett Hill, age 91, died Sat., June 12, 2004, at his home in Burbank, Calif.
He was born Feb. 1, 1913 in Sunnyside, the son of George and Jennie (McMullin) Hill.
He was employed at Lockheed-R&D Hydraulics Mechanics.
He is survived by three sons, Morris Hill, Burbank, Calif; Douglas L. Hill, Burbank, Calif.; Frank Hill, LaCanada, Calif.; sister, Beth Robb of Orem; 25 grandchildren and 52 great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by wife of 59 years, Frank Edra Liddell; a daughter Carolyn Karlinsey; and son, Howard Hill.
Funeral was June 16, under the direction of Eckerman-Heisman Funeral Service. Committal service was in Glen Haven Memorial Park in Burbank, Calif.


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KINGSPORT, Tenn. - Tennessee's annual Big Orange Caravan made its annual Tri-Cities stop in Kingsport Monday evening.
New head football coach Butch Jones, men's basketball coach Cuonzo Martin and Lady Vols' head coach Holly Warlick headlined the event with Vols' play-by-play man Bob Kesling serving as the emcee.
Over four-hundred local Tennessee fans turned out at the Kingsport Farmer's Market.
Jones is entering his first season as Tennessee's head coach.
"This is one of our busiest times of the year," Jones told News 5 WCYB.
"We are laying the foundation. We are currently in spring recruiting, watching recruiting film and going back and doing quality control on spring. Then there are nights like these. The Big Orange Caravan is a big part of our program"

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Question: "How should a Christian view prayer in public schools?"
Answer: Prayer in public schools is a delicate, sensitive issue. In a perfect situation, all people would graciously and humbly acknowledge the biblical view of God and His sovereign control over the entire world. In that case, there would be prayer in all public facilities and places. As Psalm 33:12 states, "Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord." Praise the Lord that, when Jesus returns to reign over this earth, this will be the case. Until that day, a Christian should view prayer in public schools with wisdom and discernment.
Although our country was founded upon biblical principles and the culture was directed by the Judeo-Christian ethic for the first 150-plus years, the U.S. is currently not a Christian nation. We are marked by great diversity of opinion and religion. One of the absolute blessings of this country is the government-mandated freedom of expression and religion. There are so many countries where the government mandates the practice of one religion and/or outlaws the practice of another. In our diverse, tolerant, freedom-based country, one of the sticky issues regarding formalized, school-sponsored religious events is that, if the school sponsors Christian events, they would have to sponsor events from all religions. It is easy to say that we want prayer in schools until we realize that those prayers may not just include Christian prayers. This is definitely an issue to think about as we develop our opinions regarding this issue.
How should a Christian view prayer in public schools? First, according to Romans 13, 1 Timothy 2 and 1 Peter 2, we are to submit to and pray for all authority, including those in authority in public schools. An application of this would be to pray that we as a culture return to our Christian heritage through revival and salvation of our country.
Second, although Christian-based prayer is not sponsored in public schools, Christian kids can and should pray while attending school and pray for other kids, teachers and administrators. The believing children should view their schools as a field for evangelism and receive training from parents and churches for this purpose. No one can stop a child from praying, only from organizing a specific prayer event on school grounds. As the old saying goes, "As long as there are exams, there will be prayer in schools."
One thing we as Christians shouldn't do is look to government-sponsored organizations, such as the public schools, to reinforce our Christian values and beliefs. The Bible tells us that the world, including government, is opposed to the things of God. If our hope for our country is based upon electing the right officials, more than likely we will be disappointed. Our hope for our country is based upon God's spiritual intervention as the gospel is proclaimed to those who are lost in all places, including the public schools.


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The entertainment, media and communications (EMC) deal market is gaining momentum once again and companies face greater competition for attractive acquisitions. We look at deal drivers and the deal outlook for 2014 in the most active sectors, including: Broadcasting, Communications, Advertising & Marketing, Publishing, Recreation & Leisure and Film/Content.
This annual report focuses on merger and acquisition trends in the EMC sector including domestic and outbound deals, and corporate versus private equity deals. With respect to subsector activity, we provide a look back at 2013 activity and an outlook for 2014. Based on the positive feedback we received from our readers, the report includes a deeper dive into a single industry-specific deal driver. The Spotlight article in this issue titled, Breaking news: Broadcasting consolidation – no end in sight, offers insight into the immediate outlook for deal-making in the Broadcasting sector. Station groups continue to chase retransmission fees amid increased scrutiny on deal activity by the FCC. At a time when content consumption trends are shifting, TV station groups know the stakes are high and the rewards big for successful deals.
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International piano artist sings, whistles and shouts at the NGA
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Saturday 6 August
The National Gallery of Australia proudly presents Lisa Moore 'The pianist speaks' in a theatrical afternoon at the piano – a program featuring music, text and video – on Saturday 6 August at 2 pm in the James O Fairfax Theatre.
Canberra-born Lisa Moore combines theatrical performance, including DVD projections, with powerful techniques to create a new way to experience the piano. The pianist sings, whistles, speaks and shouts music written especially for her unique theatrical abilities.
Raised in Australia and London, Lisa Moore had visited over a dozen countries by age thirteen. She moved to the United States when she was twenty, and after a year in Paris finally settled in New York City in 1985. Lisa Moore is the founding pianist for the Bang On A Can All-Stars, performing with them worldwide since their inception in 1992.
She has also performed with the New York City Ballet, the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, BargeMusic, the Orchestra of St Luke's, the American Composers Orchestra, the Australian Chamber Orchestra, the Sydney Symphony, the Crosstown Ensemble, the Australia Ensemble and the Westchester Philharmonic.
Still based in New York, Moore has worked with many composers and her recent ventures include combining piano, dramatic text recitation and a DVD image projection in Frederic Rzewski's adaptation of Oscar Wilde's De Profundis. She has also been part of a touring production of Ibsen's A doll's house. Moore has recorded with Sony Classical, Tall Poppies, BMG, Deutsche Grammophon, Point, Nonesuch, Cantaloupe, New Albion and CRI. She has also recorded several solo discs, and in 1993 won Best Australian Recording in the ABC Fine Music Awards for her Wild Russians disc.
Lisa Moore has been in Australia for the past month, performing at the Darwin International Guitar Festival, the Queensland Music Festival and the Sydney Symphony Contemporary Music Festival. She will be the artist-in-residence at the Australian National Academy of Music, Melbourne later this month.
The program:
Frederic Rzewski De Profundis (1992)
Elena Kats-Chernin Stur in Dur [Stuck in major] (1998)
Martin Bresnick For the sexes: the gates of paradise (2001)
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Fires continue to blanket Sumatra with haze. This image, taken on March 7, 2014, by the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) on NASA's Aqua satellite, shows fires outlined in red. The fires burn in peat forests, which produce dense smoke when they burn. Fire detections from the MODIS sensors on both the Aqua and Terra satellites play a significant role in monitoring burning in Indonesia. This image shows around 400 fire detections, meaning that MODIS detected at least one fire in about 400 one-kilometer pixels.
According to local news reports, some of the more intense fires are burning in the Giam Siak Kecil-Bukit Batu biosphere reserve and were deliberately set to clear land for palm oil plantations. The Giam Siak Kecil-Bukit Batu biosphere reserve contains just over 700,000 hectares of peat forest that sustains a wide range of plant and animal species including the Sumatra tiger, elephant, tapir, and sun bear.
It is illegal to set fires to clear land in Indonesia, but the practice is common. The chief of the Indonesian National Disaster Mitigation Agency told ANTARA News that 99 percent of the fires in Sumatra and Kalimantan were deliberately set. Most fires occur during the dry season between April and October. The fires in 2014 started in February and have already forced Indonesia to declare a state of emergency because of poor air quality.
- ANTARA News (2014, March 7) Racing against time to save Riau's biosphere reserve from fires. Accessed March 7, 2014.
- ANTARA News (2014, March 1) Satellite detects 1,046 hotspots from forest fires in Sumatra. Accessed March 7, 2014.
- UNESCO (2011, July) Giam Kiak Kecil-Bukit Batu. Accessed March 7, 2014.
- Wall Street Journal (2014, February 27) Fires prompt state of emergency in Indonesia's Riau. Accessed March 7, 2014.
NASA image courtesy Jeff Schmaltz, LANCE/EOSDIS MODIS Rapid Response Team at NASA GSFC. Caption by Holli Riebeek.
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Great for home or office, Jura elevates the bean-to-cup experience. With the touch of a button, this line of Swiss engineered coffee centers offers individually brewed coffee, espresso or cappuccino into your waiting cup. And you won't have to wait long since a Jura smart coffee center can grind, tamp, brew and self-clean in less than sixty seconds.
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Meet Jura's smallest one touch superautomatic on the market - the sleek and stylish ENA Micro 9. With a newly designed micro brewing unit, this machine features programmable buttons for latte machiatto, cappuccino, espresso and coffee. Use the intuitive rotary dial featured on other ENA models to adjust your beverage strength, drink volume and temperature. A machine has never looked this good making a cappuccino.Learn More$1,399.00
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by Joe Buscaglia
posted May 15 2014 10:52AM
During the 2013 regular season, Buffalo Bills starting quarterback EJ Manuel had a first year that was full of injuries, inconsistencies and glimpses of promise for the future. Basically, he was a rookie that played like one.
Appearing in a total of 10 games last season, Manuel did not provide the answer to the question that every Bills fan wants: is he going to be the franchise quarterback the Bills think he can be? A multitude of pros and cons could be justified after his performance for Buffalo in 2013, but Manuel still lacks a true answer to that very, very important question.
In the minds of one highly respected website, they are not all that impressed with Manuel after one season. Going through all their depth charts and adding in the rookies to each team, Pro Football Focus did the same with the Bills. Each player is qualified with a coordinating color that signifies any of the following: "elite," "high quality," "good starter," "average starter," "below average starter," "poor starter," "not enough information," or "rookie."
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Manuel grades out as a "poor starter,"
while his backup Thad Lewis was a notch above last year's first round pick. Lewis was described as a "below average starter."
The important thing to point out is that these are not projections for the upcoming season and beyond. Pro Football Focus goes through every game in the NFL and grades every player on every team, so their findings are based purely on a player's history in the league.
The analysis of the Bills' starting lineup, as currently constructed, yielded a large amount of "average starter" types. In their opinion, Buffalo has one "elite" player in Kyle Williams, and two "high quality" players in C.J. Spiller and Marcell Dareus.
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The conference focuses on the research of the ongoing processes of language extinction and revitalization. The special emphasis of the conference is on minority language communities in the Russian Federation and European Union in a comparative perspective. While language use in most minority communities in both the EU and the Russian Federation is in decline, both from the point of view of the number of speakers and the development perspectives of their traditional communities, some language communities, such as Sámi, Basque, and Welsh-speakers, have effectively succeeded in revitalizing their languages. From the point of view of preserving the world's linguistic heritage, it is of great importance to learn from such achievements, as well as from the much more numerous failures in language revitalization.
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Did you know diabetes-related symptoms sometimes resemble drunkenness? This can cause problems for drivers with diabetes if they're pulled over for a traffic stop. Methodist participates in a community Diabetes Alert program to help police officers identify drivers who may be showing diabetes-related symptoms.
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Drivers with diabetes can get a Diabetes Alert vehicle sticker to show officers at a traffic stop. Officers also receive information to help them recognize diabetes-related symptoms and understand how to assist people in this condition, which often requires medical care.
How to Participate
- Get a prescription from your doctor stating that you have diabetes.
- Submit the prescription to a Methodist diabetes treatment center (listed below).
- Place the sticker in the lower left corner of the driver's side rear window of your car. We'll also give you a copy of the prescription to keep in your car at all times and present to officers as needed.
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Posted on 11/13/2011 11:35:00 AM PST by bkopto
UP to 12 fighter-bombers are to be part of a massive security operation for President Barack Obama's visit to Darwin on Thursday.
Soldiers, federal and Territory police, and up to 500 US secret service agents will also keep the President safe.
The Australian Defence Department said the F/A-18 Hornets would be an ``important component'' of the security arrangements.
The President will lay a wreath at the USS Peary memorial in Darwin and talk to troops at the RAAF base.
A US official said: ``The President and Prime Minister Gillard together will address Australian troops in Darwin.'
Excuse me, but what good are fighter jets in one-man protection? Aren't they theatre weapons?
What a perfect day for a round of golf.
Too bad 0bama is required to be in full campaign mode now.
ummm...is Darwin a hotzone or something?
OMG! The drama queen is at it again!
Help me:
Where was it, where POTUS' SS called up the British Navy, shrieking that they reposition a missile launcher on the foredeck of a ship birthed near the hotel ObaMugabe was staying? In fact the missiles featured were not war-shots at all, but demilitarized practice rounds.
This was at some Aussie hotel or something?
Obammy has LOTS of enemies/
Here it is:
Obama was screaming that the British Navy was going to blast Moochelle's hotel room with a MISSILE in South Africa:
Does anyone recall that the (universally derided and hated) George Dubya Bush ever needed this kind of security, even when visiting our erstwhile allies?
...and on that topic, how much security did Obaama insist upon while on the trip where he bowed to the King of Saudi Arabia?
Before I would give the OK to take out Osama Bin Laden ,I would ask one question. Will my family ever be safe ? Maybe the question Bush asked and didn't like the answer.
Is he going there to recieve an award?
"Will my family ever be safe ? "
Just safe enough to pay for the bailout of phony paper makers, through disguised schemes like RICO-Federal-Beltway-Vampire-Care.
Maybe he'll try a round on the beach and see a big ole honkin' croc... get scared shotless and resign.
"Hitler had many bodyguards, he needed them." From the documentary 'Hitler's Bodyguards'
Zero's armed guard is even bigger.
Two comments:
1) You wouldn't ever be a great president.
2) Bush knew without asking that his family would never be safe whether or not he took out bin Laden.
Jets are good at taking out Armor, other jets or watercraft common to attacks by nations.
Maybe it's the toys he has given to his communist/Muslim brothers that makes him paranoid. Could it be that he worries them or makes them jealous?
I wonder what he is so afraid of.
Lack of legitimacy.
That's a lot of manpower to guard a steaming pile.
Is turdblossom getting his award?
the question should be what good are fighter jets without ammo?
US to spend $200 mn a day on Obama's Mumbai visit
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Actually he does. But he was one this 'security detail' kick long before he created real enemies for himself.
I know! Pray for him! We do not want him to be a Kennedy Martyr! 50 more years of that we will be done!!
Isn't the host country generally responsible for security? So this is in addition to what the Aussies are providing, right? How many tens of millions is this costing us?
Good that 0bambi didn't visit New Zealand....
(hint...doesn't have an air force)
Overkill—and cha-ching on the taxpayers' backs!
What happened to the world loving him? Isn't that what they told us?
This guy is a JOKE...and he thinks he is so important!!!!!!!!!!
Go Steeler's...yea....7 and 3...great job guys.
I wonder how many hundreds of donors and lobbyists he'll be bringing with him?
The imperial presidency rolls on.
One more year of this jackass.
When he's no longer the _resident,I wonder how he'll manage. His withdrawal symptoms without excess security would be a nightmare.
There has to be a law which would require an exPresident to pay all expenses incured during his presidency.
500 Secret Service Agents?
Who knew we even had that many?
I wonder if there will be any left behind to protect our "Gaffe-Master Extraordinaire" Joe "Plugs" Biden?
On 2nd thought who would want to take ol' Joe out anyway, other than those from his own Party of Surrender and Defeat (the Demo-Rats) who are embarrassed almost daily by his "faux pas" and "foot-in-mouth disease?"
As an aside I read that Bambi's trip will cost $9 Mil, but that didn't take into consideration the cost of all of his entourage, the military protection, his armored limos and helo's as well as all of these SS service personnel who most will probably end up spending days (if not weeks) preparing to his Royal Highness' visit.
"Excuse me, but what good are fighter jets in one-man protection?"
They could deliver a "Darwin Award".
No. Bush had the usual security, but nothing like the kind of over-the-top stuff Obama has.
Typical difference: When Obama FINALLY agreed to visit Normandy Beach during his visit to France, the whole place was shut down and cleared of all visitors. Then he went. When George Bush went to Normandy earlier, the tourists were all there. And Bush actually waited his turn in line with them to go to the porta-potty. Can anyone imagine Obama ever doing that? Inconceivable.
Seems to me, you go to Darwin to get the Darwin award. I doubt it would be too difficult for him. So here's hoping.
Interesting - Obamalamadingdong goes to a navy memorial to talk to the air force - he should have gone to the ACT and give his chat at the ANZAC memorial. He's not well liked down here. He's considered a buffoon (politely stated).
Obama really thinks he will be attacked.
Only trouble is, conservatives don't want a Commie martyr hanging over our heads.
Better to just remove him next year. Let his legacy as "worse than Carter" follow him through history.
They will need twice that many fighter jets to guard his wife...
Ohhhhh, don't you know it Protest.
Keep this clown alive. Protect his sorry marxist ass cause if he's offed all hell breaks loose and then Hillary gets her crown.
And obammy becomes kennedy II
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In other news...our 16-year old son Jamie went back to school today - hurray!! He had a pretty severe 5-day crash after our trip to Washington, DC, last week, but he says it was worth it. It's good to see him feeling more like himself again. I started to recover this weekend and am feeling good again, too - took a walk yesterday and got on the Lifecycle for a while today. Love those beta blockers and my heart rate monitor! I'm trying to work up my stamina so I can enjoy some short hikes on our vacation in June, but the last few very hectic weeks set me back a bit.
And I skipped Movie Monday yesterday - too much stuff going on! Ken and I did squeeze in a movie Sunday night - The King's Speech, which was just as wonderful as everyone had said. Colin Firth was, of course, excellent in it, but I thought Geoffrey Rush really stole the show. Great movie.
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The Emery County commission approved an easement with SITLA. SITLA is preparing to sell off a portion of their land and the county needs to maintain a right-of-way through this land. This easement is important to maintain access for search and rescue purposes. Mike McCandless said the people who want to buy the property want to fence it off, so an easement is important.
County Attorney David Blackwell said he wanted some wording changed in the contract to specify any lawsuits be filed in Emery County. The county has 60 days to get the agreement back to SITLA. They will check on obtaining the right-of-way all the way to the river and if the property owner fences then a gate must be left to allow access.
Bob Greenburg, director of Four Corners Behavioral Health presented their audit to the Emery County Commissioners in their last meeting. He said they use the resources they have very well with tight financial controls. They were written up for an omission in board meeting minutes and for some coding mistakes, but overall it was a very good audit. Four Corners is debt free and when they recently renovated the Castle Dale office they didnt have to borrow any money to do that. Commissioner Ira Hatch had a question on expenditures. Greenburg explained that any expenditures over $250 must be approved by him and any over $3,000 must be approved by the board president. The commissioners approved the audit.
The Emery County Recreation board has two open positions. Each city has a representative and the board also has two at-large members. Four people applied for the two open positions: Ross Gordon, Jimmy Jones, Dannette Waite and Johnny Nielson. The commission approved Jones and Nielson for the openings.
The commission ratified the bid for the removal of the scale house at the sheriffs complex. They asked that Ernie Jensen notify the sheriffs office when he is ready to begin on the project.
The commission approved the contract with the state of Utah for funding reimbursement for collection and delivery of corner coordinates and the construction of a digital parcel data base. The work has begun on surveying corners and most of them are OK with some being off a little.
Nielson Construction is asking to purchase some land near the landfill which is adjacent to land they own. They want 100 feet where available. Commissioner Drew Sitterud recommended to start the process and allow 100 feet where possible. Commissioner Gary Kofford said a process must be followed which declares the property to be surplus and the property will be put up for sale. Assessor Chris Bell has set the price at $200 per acre as a minimum bid. The notice of sale will be published and anyone wishing to bid on it may do so. The bids will be brought back to the commission and the bids opened.
The commission approved to begin the process for the transfer of ownership of the culinary water line supplying the landfill to the Castle Valley Special Service District. Darrel Leamaster, director of the CVSSD said they would receive the line as long as payment was not involved. Attorney Blackwell will draw up a contract for the transfer.


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The Women's Studies Program will host the latest event of its Brown Bag Lunch Series from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 14, in room 144 of McGannon Hall. Amber Knight, Ph.D., will present "Democratizing Disability: Feminist Insights on the Politics of Deliberative Inclusion."
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This analysis offers a critical intervention into contemporary debates about deliberative democracy. Despite the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in 1990, people with mental and physical disabilities continue to live at the margins of American democracy and capitalist society. This persistent exclusion poses a conundrum to political theorists committed to multiculturalism and deliberative inclusion. Drawing from the writings of feminist theorist Nancy Fraser, the article examines the necessary conditions for meaningful inclusion to be realized. Specifically, it employs Fraser's concept of "participatory parity" as a proxy for inclusion in order to strategize how to overcome informal barriers that persist even after disabled people are granted the legal right to participate.


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Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Wordless Wednesday - Mom at Navy Pier, Chicago cir 1937
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- hummer said...
Happy Blogiversary!
- August 7, 2010 at 9:06 AM
- Amy Urman said...
Ah, thank you!
- August 7, 2010 at 10:51 AM
- Nancy said...
These photos are beautiful! One can almost smell the ocean and feel the breeze. There is almost a air of mystery about them. Did your mom tell you stories about this trip? Perhaps she was too young to remember much, though?
- August 9, 2010 at 5:11 PM
- Amy Urman said...
Mom was lucky to grow up not too far from Lake Michigan. She and my Granfather spent a good deal of time enjoying the lake and the pier. As she got older, mom and her friends sailed on the lake and joined the Girl Scout Mariners.
- August 10, 2010 at 12:34 PM
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First pipe motifs and figures onto the paper in one chocolate.
Allow to set very briefly and then add the details in a different tint of chocolate.
Allow to harden at room temperature (20°C). If too warm: allow to harden at room temperature first then place in a fridge (10°C). Very attractive on patisserie pieces, desserts.
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Every bass angler knows the value and use of a bullet shaped weight with its ability to pull through obstructions easily, but the use of super-dense tungsten in bullet weights is relatively new. Tungsten is almost twice as dense as lead, which means you need about half as much material to make a product that weighs the same. That translates to much smaller weights, which means they will pass through obstructions that could hang up a lead or brass weight, which would be much larger.
That's only half the story on these weights. Since they are much denser and harder than lead, when you use them with a glass bead they will create a much louder clack when you shake the worm and they will give you a much better feel for the bottom when you are dragging the rig. The sensitivity difference is quite pronounced. They also seem to cast better and have the advantage of looking smaller and especially with a skinny worm, they make a better looking package, not a big, fat lead weight trailing a little skinny worm.
These weights from Kanji of Japan are machined with nice round curves in the front half, not square shoulders like some tungsten weights. And, of course, they are environmentally friendly and with 23% of the acreage of freshwater in the United States having some kind of warning about eating fish, this is a way we can help.
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Dottie Grimes will hold a book signing the night of the unveiling of the new dinosaur at the Museum of the San Rafael on March 27 at 6 p.m.
Grimes recently finished a book on the San Rafael which will be published and become available for sale next week.
When asked about her inspiration for writing The San Rafael Swell, Grimes says during her work with the Emery County Archives, she has had many occasions to interview the older residents of Emery County. She realized there was so much more to this place called "The Swell" than she had ever dreamed.
"I had been out in the desert many times and had seen many different parts of it," Grimes said. "The Swell holds many historic secrets and was called The Mysterylands before the roads and bridges were built to accommodate automobiles." She found it to be a great source of rangeland for livestock along with fun and adventure for people.
Emery and Carbon county locals are the ones who found the petroglyphs and pictographs located in the Swell. Dinosaur bones, minerals, hidden gardens and ancient villages are more of the treasures held there. The inspiration for the book were the stories she was told by the residents of the area.
Grimes' research was largely the stories told in the interviews of area residents. She has found the best source of history is the experiences and stories told by those who have spent time in the Swell. Another source of her research was the Emery County Archives which houses a large number of historical items pertaining to the San Rafael Swell.
"I hope this book will bring awareness of all the cultural history that has taken place in the San Rafael Swell and help us appreciate those who lived, worked, explored and played there," says Grimes. She also says the information which is stored in the minds of the older generation is rapidly disappearing. "We need to preserve the history of this area by researching and interviewing the local residents. They hold a wealth of information," concluded Grimes.
The Emery County Archives is located in the old Emery County courthouse, on the second floor. It is open Tuesday through Thursday from noon-5 p.m. The book will be available for purchase at the Museum of the San Rafael.


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India joins UNEP's Billion Tree Campaign
The world's second most populous country plants for the planet
Nairobi 25 February 2010- The Secretary of the Ministry of Environment and Forests, Mr. Vijay Sharma, announced today that India has joined the United Nations Environment Programme's Plant for the Planet: Billion Tree Campaign (BTC) by planting two billion trees since 2007, bringing the international campaign's total to date to over 10 billion planted trees worldwide.
India is one of Asia's fastest growing economies and is among the largest consumers of wood products. In addition, a large part of its population continues to depend on land, putting pressure on forests, especially in densely populated areas where people are cultivating on marginal lands. Overgrazing is also contributing towards desertification.
While the socio-economic pressures on the country's forests are tremendous, the government is clearly anxious to find solutions. Almost one third of the planted forests in Asia, mostly in China and India, have served the purpose of environmental protection. India has instituted a tree planting system to combat land degradation and desertification, including windbreaks and shelterbelts to protect agricultural land.
India has also launched a compensation afforestation programme under which any diversion of public forests for non-forestry purposes is compensated through afforestation in degraded or non-forested land. The funds received as compensation are used to improve forest management, protection of forests and of watershed areas. A government authority has been created specifically to administer this programme.
Forestry forms the second largest land use in India and the government actively monitors the growth of the trees. At the macro level it is done by the Forest Survey of India every two years. In general, indigenous species are planted in the forested area through the involvement of local people. Tree planting on public lands is also nationally monitored by the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation.
The private sector is also engaged with tree planting. As part of the Green Commonwealth Games 2010 in Delhi, organizers have introduced an initiative to expand the forest coverage in the city.
Achim Steiner, UN Under-Secretary General and Executive Director of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), said: "It is wonderful to have India join a campaign that will give so much in terms of trees and the future of the planet. In September we thought hitting seven billion trees was an enormous achievement but with this latest planting by India we have now reached over 10 billion in the Billion Tree Campaign that has galvanized governments and people around the world. It is this kind of solidarity that will make a difference for moving economies towards a low carbon and sustainable world."
Since its launching in late 2006, hundreds of millions of people ranging from scouts to presidents and from schoolchildren to city dwellers and corporate heads have been rolling up their sleeves and getting their hands dirty for the environment through planting a tree as part of Billion Tree Campaign.
Citizens from 170 countries have joined the Billion Tree Campaign with China joining last September. The country planted 6.1 billion trees, of which 2.6 billion have been contributed to the campaign.
A number of other countries around the world have planted impressive numbers of trees since the campaign was launched. Countries that have planted more than a hundred million trees span from Ethiopia (with 1.4 billion trees) and Turkey (711 million trees) to Mexico (with 537 million trees) and other countries within this range including Kenya, Cuba, and Indonesia.
The Billion Tree Campaign was launched jointly with the World Agroforestry Centre during the UN climate convention meeting in November 2006 in Nairobi, Kenya, under the patronage of Nobel Peace Prize Laureate and Founder of the Green Belt Movement Professor Wangari Maathai and His Serene Highness Prince Albert II of Monaco.
The initial goal of the campaign was to catalyze the pledging and the planting of one billion trees as a way of giving public expression to the challenges of climate change and also forest and ecosystem degradation.
Since then the campaign has repeatedly, and thanks to the mobilization of communities on all continents, more than surpassed its aims evolving into a true 'People's Campaign' , with more than half (52 percent) of participants being private individuals.
Furthermore, tree planting has become both an inter-faith and an inter-generational activity, with the trees symbolizing connections between children and parents and bringing together people from different religious backgrounds, often in the name of peace.
Highlights of the Billion Tree Campaign
In the past months more groups have joined the campaign including the United Nations World Food Programme with 153 million trees planted for food security in areas where it delivers food aid in developing countries.
In addition to bringing governments to take concrete action to reforest their lands, the Billion Tree Campaign has succeeded in catalyzing tree planting by people from all walks of society, bringing together creative, original and pioneering initiatives around the world.
To name a few, the Replant New Orleans Initiative sponsored a planting of fruit trees to help breathe new life into a community struggling with the aftermath of the 2005 Hurricane Katrina; the Greening Soweto Campaign is transforming dustbowls into treed lanes in Soweto by capitalizing on South Africa's preparations for the 2010 FIFA World Cup; and 132 children in 56 countries have pledged to plant a total of one million trees as part of the 'Stop talking, Start planting' campaign, which was started by a twelve-year-old environmentalist, Felix Finkbeiner, of Germany.
In addition, the campaign has mobilized groups and individuals in post-conflict areas around the world, bringing the seeds of hope to communities in Afghanistan, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Iraq, Liberia, Sierra Leone and Somalia among others.
The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) has planted 29 million trees in and around refugee camps around the globe, helping to plant hundreds of thousands of acres of trees in Asia and Africa since the 1990s.
The United Nations Departments of Peacekeeping Operations (DPKO) and Field Support (DFS) have also participated in the campaign, with thirteen peacekeeping missions having pledged 117,848 trees. Of this number 33,184 trees have already taken root across various countries hosting peacekeeping missions.
The campaign, which encouraged the planting of indigenous trees appropriate to the local environments, has not only witnessed the participation and enthusiasm of UN staff, but also of the local communities in the different areas of operation.
The private sector has become a key player in the global campaign, accounting for almost 15 percent of all the trees planted. Multinationals, including ACCOR, Bayer, Toyota, Coca-Cola East and Central Africa and Yves Rocher have been active tree planters, along with hundreds of small and medium-sized companies from all over the world. Green companies such as Tree-Nation, Kinomé-Trees for Life have based their operations on tree planting in the tropics.
The campaign's universal appeal is clear from the echo given on social networking sites, with thousands of blogs adopting the cause from the start of the campaign.
Proving true to its motto that 'Every tree counts, and we count every tree', the Billion Tree Campaign's phenomenal success demonstrates the readiness of citizens all over the world to work in unison to protect our climate and collective home.
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Spoiler!Wow...I wasn't expecting that. Even if the candy wasn't poison, an overdose like that could even kill a giant.
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Spoiler!Wow...I wasn't expecting that. Even if the candy wasn't poison, an overdose like that could even kill a giant.
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Nice chapter. Oda really knows how to make people root for his characters no matter how minor them are. It's just like the girl from Fisher Tiger's flashback. Last week was action then this week is about emotion.
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Its time for Luffy to kick some ass!
I was wondering if this week's chapter would signal a break....damn.
Great chapter. As I predicted Shinokuni is seeping into Biscuits Room and Monet is helplessly lying before it. Everyone is finally getting closer to Caesar's trap. Should be interesting in 2 weeks.
Sanji is good at commanding marines, isn't he? He'd make a good officer hehe
soo what will happen from now on..
Luffy Beating the hell out of Ceasar!
And Momo looks great hanging around Luffy, Let the new Strawhat discussion begin again haha XD
You Become Someone, By Doing Something.
Just.. Epic.
I didn't find that chapter that great. I mean Oda went into detail with a character who we barely know about, and I barely care about. Felt like next to no progress was made. I mean I know Oda gave us this flash back for a reason, but until it's known, it felt like he was trying to stall for time.
But no, the flashback was probably not meant to do much more than show us why Mocha was the only one who is still sane, and was putting herself in so much danger to keep the drugs away from the other kids. Also, why Chopper feels so guilty now. It was bad enough that he felt responsible for something COMPLETELY out of his control (that they didn't find the kids sooner than now). Now that he--a doctor--is pretty much responsible for the (likely) death of little girl, he's gonna lose his mind.
I wonder if Mocha will make it. She deserves to go home :-(
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Just my way of sharing with family, friends, and anyone who will listen, the things that I have learned about my ancestors with a little bit about myself and my own little family in the mix.
Saturday, June 8, 2013
Something About Me Saturday: One Of My Favorite Places
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Looks like the perfect spot.ReplyDelete
It truly is Renate. It truly is.Delete
Anywhere near water is peaceful, love the photos with the ocean in the background.ReplyDeleteReplies
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I love hearing about your ancestors but I also love when you do a post on your life right now, you and your beautiful family. That's a wonderful corner of the world you found to recharge your spirit in.ReplyDeleteReplies
I loved it when we stayed there at Corn Hill. This was before we had kids. We stay in a different place now that is a bit more family friendly. Maybe when they are a little older we will go back there again.Delete
A great bunch of photos. You and your husband look so comfortable and at peace. But isn't that water on Cape Cod really cold? I guess it's not about the swimming, though . . .ReplyDeleteReplies
The water is cold. I usually just wade in. My husband and kids don't mind the temperature though. It is beautiful being by the water.Delete


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This foreign born A list comedian who is a sometime B list mostly movie actor was dumped by his girlfriend after she caught him in bed with two women one night
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Russell Brand probably but really she should expect it from himReplyCancel
She won't leave him though. Women have put up with a lot more for a lot less. He's famous and has money so she'll stick around until he dumps her.ReplyCancel
Glen Quagmire. Roofies for everyone. Giggety.ReplyCancel
I think his girlfriend is jemima khan who is loaded.ReplyCancel
@Tricia S, I love Ricky Gervais!ReplyCancel
Well if she has money then yeah she probably won't stick around.ReplyCancel
Let it be Mr. Bean! :))ReplyCancel
He has a point.
Does he ever tell a woman that he'll be faithful? If he does, he's stupid for saying it and the woman is dumb for believing it.
I used to think he was gorgeous, I still think he's quick witted and smart, but his physical appeal is down the drain. I don't think guys are hot when they're not very picky.ReplyCancel
@Sandybrook.If it's Mr Bean,the second women is his teddy bear.ReplyCancel
Ladies, ladies, there's enough to go around 😉ReplyCancel
Russell Brand, that is.
Mr Bean is still hot!ReplyCancel
@Dexamyl. Which dude is Shorty McShortShort? (I "thought" Russell B was ….bringing it.)
@Haydnhorse —- Awe, so cute. (-:ReplyCancel
Guess there was a "Special" that night in town? 2-for-1?
But did the deal come with special dipping sauce is what I'd like to know.ReplyCancel
Katy perry's ex-husbandReplyCancel
ViP: ick I'll pass..ReplyCancel
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Like her incredibly nuanced but endlessly relatable characters, the girls that walked the Girls carpet last night in New York seemed to encapsulate a little bit of all of New York. Five girls, five wildly different styles, five ways of being totally, utterly New York.
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Remember how amazing June and Ward Cleaver were? How they never fought with each other, and always seemed to have everything in order from their household to their children?
Most couples will tell you, married life is not nearly that easy. That's why the Mid–South Conference on Christ and Culture is bringing the program "What Did You Expect? Redeeming the Realities of Marriage" to Tupelo.
A joint effort between Lawndale Presbyterian Church, Calvary Baptist Church, and the Church at Trace Crossing, the program will feature the Rev. Paul David Tripp, who will speak on everything from protecting marriage, how couples speak to each other, and child issues.
Brad Prewitt, who helped start the Mid-South Conference on Christ and Culture in 2008, said a topic like marriage was a departure from the conference's usual subjects.
"In the past we've had speakers in to talk about the sovereignty of God, the role of the church in the world, things like that. This year we wanted to switch gears and look at some practical theology that can be applied to real, everyday life," he said.
Prewitt said the program will be relevant to anyone, regardless of their relationship status. It will make existing marriages stronger, and for unmarried attendees, will explore the true nature and purpose of marriage.
"We're here for God's glory, and at the end of the day, our marriages to each other should model the faithfulness God has shown to us," he said. "It sounds big, but if we don't make our marriages big, we will drown in the little things that don't really matter."
The Rev. David Eldridge, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church, which will host the event, said the conference will dispel the myth of perfection that most people think marriage is.
"The idea of marriage as an endless, blissful honeymoon is a myth. The reality is that a marriage is two flawed people in a fallen world," Eldridge said. "The program is going to look at the Biblical grounds in which a marriage should be rooted."
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Complexity, Innovation and the Regulation of Modern Financial Markets
Dan Awrey
University of Oxford, Faculty of Law
September 1, 2011
(2012) 2:2 Harvard Business Law Review 235-294
Oxford Legal Studies Research Paper No. 49/2011
The intellectual origins of the global financial crisis (GFC) can be traced back to blind spots emanating from within conventional financial theory. These blind spots are distorted reflections of the perfect market assumptions underpinning the canonical theories of financial economics: modern portfolio theory; the Modigliani and Miller capital structure irrelevancy principle; the capital asset pricing model and, perhaps most importantly, the efficient market hypothesis. In the decades leading up to the GFC, these assumptions were transformed from empirically (con)testable propositions into the central articles of faith of the ideology of modern finance: the foundations of a widely held belief in the self-correcting nature of markets and their consequent optimality as mechanisms for the allocation of society's resources. This ideology, in turn, exerted a profound influence on how we regulate financial markets and institutions.
The GFC has exposed the folly of this market fundamentalism as a driver of public policy. It has also exposed conventional financial theory as fundamentally incomplete. Perhaps most glaringly, conventional financial theory failed to adequately account for the complexity of modern financial markets and the nature and pace of financial innovation. Utilizing three case studies drawn from the world of over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives – securitization, synthetic exchange-traded funds and collateral swaps – the objective of this paper is thus to start us down the path toward a more robust understanding of complexity, financial innovation and the regulatory challenges flowing from the interaction of these powerful market dynamics. This paper argues that while the embryonic post-crisis regulatory regimes governing OTC derivatives markets in the U.S. and Europe go some distance toward addressing the regulatory challenges stemming from complexity, they effectively disregard those generated by financial innovation.
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Keywords: Complexity, financial innovation, financial regulation, shadow banking system, OTC derivatives, securitization, collateral swaps, synthetic exchange-traded funds, ETFs, Dodd-Frank Act, European Market Infrastructure Regulation
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A Look at Ralph Lauren's New Denim & Supply Collection
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