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5 Bills that could be in danger of being cut
by Joe Buscaglia
posted May 28 2014 9:17AM
The next chapter of the offseason begins on Wednesday, when most of the 90 members on the Buffalo Bills active roster convene in Orchard Park for the start of Organized Team Activities. It's their first bit of on-field work as an entire team in 2014, and it's our first chance to see how the depth chart stacks up.
Earlier in the week, WGR took a look at both
five players who could have expanded roles
in this coming regular season, as well as
five that could see their playing time reduced
due to additions in the offseason.
Now, we finish the three-part series heading into OTAs with five notable players who might not make it through to the 53-man roster in September. Keep in mind, these are for players who have had a role with the team in the past.
Here's a look at who might be in danger:
1) WR T.J. Graham
- The writing is on the wall for T.J. Graham, and it has very detailed instructions. As far as the offseason workouts and training camp is concerned, it's time to prove himself not only on the offensive side of the ball, but on special teams as well. As it stands now, the odds are stacked against the former third-round pick to make the roster in 2014. They drafted Sammy Watkins in the first round, they traded for Mike Williams, the current regime drafted both Robert Woods and Marquise Goodwin just last year, and Marcus Easley has proven to be a special teams standout. Graham will be one of a glut of players at wide receiver that will be auditioning for one, or at most two spots on the roster. Graham has shown minimal improvements since being in the league, and in all his playing time during 2013, did not show enough to the coaching staff. The Bills have stacked the bottom of their wide receiver depth chart with tall receivers, and one would have to think they'd like to keep one of those players on the 53-man. Graham's fate isn't sealed yet by any means. However, he needs to come out and have an outstanding training camp. If he doesn't, it could mean it's the end of the line for him in Buffalo.
2) CB Ron Brooks
- As is the case with his fellow member of the 2012 Buffalo Bills draft class, the odds are stacked against former fourth-round selection Ron Brooks to make the roster in 2014. Brooks had opportunities in his rookie season and did not perform all that well for head coach Chan Gailey, leading to his benching after only a couple of games with him being a part of the lineup. Then in 2013 with a new head coach, Brooks was surpassed on the depth chart by undrafted free agent Nickell Robey. The Bills already have five cornerbacks who appear to be locks for the 53-man roster: Stephon Gilmore, Leodis McKelvin, Corey Graham, Nickell Robey and Ross Cockrell. With the way that they've been building their roster, it's looking like they prefer the new NFL trend to have bigger cornerbacks up and down the depth chart, meaning the smaller Brooks (5-foot-11, 188-pounds) will need to really show his worth in July and August. Like Graham, it's not an open and shut case on Brooks just yet. However, if he doesn't show vast improvement or a special teams prowess, then he could be looking for a new team.
3) FB Frank Summers
- In 2013, the Bills brought only one fullback that had any real shot of making the roster and Frank Summers did exactly that. Now, he has some competition in the form of a player who has complete versatility. Summers was not used a lot on the offensive side of the ball last year, and his impact on special teams was minimal. He's a good blocker when he gets those opportunities, but he is not a fluid athlete and that will likely work against him during the build-up to the 2014 regular season. The main competition for him could be free agent acquisition Anthony Dixon. Dixon has experience both at fullback and at running back, and is a noted special teams player on all four phases. The Bills could look at Dixon as a hybrid type of player that can be the fullback in the minimal times that they use one, and also bring something else to the roster. The biggest enemy to Summers will be roster numbers at other positions. Choosing Dixon over Summers could allow the Bills to keep another player at a different position. Whatever the case, Summers has a fight on his hands this summer.
4) OT Erik Pears
- The only reoccurring name from WGR's 2013 cap casualty candidate list (Brad Smith, Rian Lindell, Tarvaris Jackson and Mark Anderson were the others), Erik Pears' fate will be up to one or two different rookies. The Bills aren't going to hand second-round pick Cyrus Kouandjio the starting job at right tackle straight away, but they'll give him every opportunity to do just that. They recognize that they need to upgrade the position over Pears, but if the rookie isn't ready enough or gets injured, they won't have a problem with using Pears once again. In 2013, Pears was likely out the door as long as Chris Hairston was healthy enough to start at right tackle for the team. Hairston never was able to get on the field, meaning Pears stuck around on the roster. Even if Kouandjio is ready and takes the starting job, there's still a chance for Pears to stick on the roster as a backup tackle. If one of Hairston or seventh-round pick Seantrel Henderson perform well during training camp or the preseason (the Bills would likely prefer it to be Henderson), that could spell the end of Pears with the Buffalo Bills. There are some variables here, but Pears' spot on the roster is in jeopardy.
5) G Kraig Urbik
- Perhaps more of a long shot to be released than any of the other four, it's fair to include Kraig Urbik on this list because the Bills have showed that they are looking to upgrade at right guard. Whether it's with J.J. 'Unga, fifth-round pick Cyril Richardson, Antoine McClain or Mark Asper, there are a lot of young players that will be battling to take that job away from Urbik this summer. If he does indeed lose that starting job, his contract could spell the end of his tenure with the Bills. As it currently stands, Urbik has cap hits of $3.375 million in 2014, $3.675 million in 2015 and $4 million in 2016. If they were to cut him after training camp, it would save them approximately $875,000 on the 2014 cap, as long as they lump his prorated signing bonus into a hit this year. Using 'Unga at right guard late in the season shows that they're looking to upgrade, so Urbik needs to have a strong training camp in 2014. If he does and proves to be the top option to start for 2014, the Bills will have no problem with keeping him around. If one of those aforementioned younger players steps up and outperforms him though, it could mean trouble for Urbik.
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Chapter 23
Job seeks the Lord and asserts his own righteousness—He says, When the Lord has tried me, I will come forth as gold.
2 Even to day is my
3 Oh that I knew where I might find him! that I might come even to his seat!
4 I would order my cause before him, and fill my mouth with arguments.
5 I would know the words which he would answer me, and understand what he would say unto me.
6 Will he plead against me with his great power? No; but he would put
7 There the righteous might
8 Behold, I go forward, but he is not there; and backward, but I cannot perceive him:
9 On the left hand, where he doth work, but I cannot behold him: he hideth himself on the right hand, that I cannot see him:
10 But he
11 My foot hath held his steps, his way have I kept, and not declined.
12 Neither have I gone back from the commandment of his lips; I have esteemed the words of his mouth more than my necessary food.
13 But he is in one mind, and who can turn him? and what his soul desireth, even that he doeth.
14 For he performeth the thing that is appointed for me: and many such things are with him.
15 Therefore am I
16 For God maketh my heart soft, and the Almighty troubleth me:
17 Because I was not cut off before the darkness, neither hath he covered the darkness from my face.

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By GARY ARRINGTONSports Writer
The Emery High 2012 baseball team concluded their region play with victories last week over South Sevier and San Juan and finished the region season with an 8-2 record and the claim of region champion. Richfield and San Juan finished tied for second with 7-3 records.
Emery defeated South Sevier 8-6 on Tuesday and then on Thursday, Emery defeated San Juan 3-1 as the Spartans scored all their runs in the sixth inning to grab the win. On Saturday, Emery traveled to Union High in Roosevelt and smacked the living daylights out of the ball as they scored 23 runs and had 24 base hits in six innings of play.
For the season, Emery is hitting the ball well with a team batting average of .387 as the Spartans have got 176 hits in 516 at bats in 20 games.
Three Emery Spartans are batting more than .500 for the season. Tappan Draper is batting .600 with Ridge Nielson batting .556 and Dominic Rondinelli batting .538. Geren Payne is batting .444 as he also is hitting the ball well.
In the San Juan game, Brandon Oliver started on the mound and held the Broncos to a single run and three base hits. San Juan scored their run in the fourth inning as they had back-to-back base hits, a single and a double.
San Juan went down one, two, three in the second, third, fifth and sixth innings. San Juan had a single in the first inning and a walk in the final inning for their only other base runners.
Emery, after having only four base hits in the previous five innings, had three base hits in the sixth inning as they scored their three runs. After an opening strike out in that inning, Ridge Nielson singled, Tappan Draper doubled and Dominic Rondinelli was intentionally walked to load the bases.
After another strikeout, Kaden Feichko was hit by pitch to score Nielson. Oliver then singled to score Draper and Rondinelli and Emery led 3-1 and then grabbed the region win.
Against South Sevier, Emery scored two runs in the third inning, a single run in the fourth and fifth innings and another two runs in the top of the sixth inning to lead 6-0. In the bottom of the sixth however, South Sevier found life and scored six runs to tie the score.
Emery won the game by scoring two runs in the top of the eighth inning to take back a win that they almost allowed to get away from them. Draper and Rondinelli each had a double in the game as Emery pounded out 13 base hits.
Against Union, Emery scored five runs in the first inning, eight runs in the fifth inning and 10 runs in the sixth inning. Union scored one run in the second inning and five runs in the fifth inning.
Extra base hits in the game went to Colton Collard with a double and a triple, Dominic Rondinelli with a triple and a home run, Kaden Feichko with two doubles and Dillon Wilstead with a double.
Emery will play a freshman/sophomore non-region game at Carbon this Wednesday and then this Saturday, Emery will host the first round of the state playoffs. Game time for the teams and the other teams playing was not out at press time.


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A low profile trail shoe with the protection of a more rugged option, the Inov-8 Trailroc 245 features minimal cushioning and a firm ride.
Train and race on the trails in the Inov8 Trailroc 245. This shoe has a light and nimble feel that will keep you going fast, with a 3mm drop that brings you low and level with the ground. The thin foam midsole gives a good connection to the trail while protecting you from its harsh elements. A sticky rubber outsole provides excellent grip on dry and rocky terrain.
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Weight: 9.2 (size 9)
Stack Height; Heel (18mm), Forefoot (15mm)
Available Widths: D=Medium
How It Fits (based on width D)
The Trailroc 245 is a minimum feature, minimum neutral trail shoe designed for trail racing and daily training.
Comments: I have been through many different minimalist trail shoes, mostly new balance, from the MT-OO to the MT-20v2. They were very good and very light, but the foot protection did not hold up with small rocks and the grip wore down buy the third run. The Trailroc 245's are by far the best shoe I have owned. They offer fantastic protection for a minimalist shoe. Not once have I had a small sharp rock come up and stab me in the tarsal. The lugs are great, they handle almost any terrain, but do become a little slippery when wet and on flat rock. But that is literally the only situation where footing is a tiny issue. Its also nice to have bottom grips that do not wear down easily. I have put in many miles so far and the lugs show no sign of wear. I personally like the fit, I have narrow feet and these work well for me. The uppers are also cushioned which makes them comfortable for longer runs. The only negative is the weight, and to be honest it's barely noticeable and only came to my attention when holding the Trailroc in one hand and the MT20 in the other. The difference is SLIGHT but it is there. The weight HAS NOT made a difference on runs. I read a review in which the writer mentioned that the TRI-C protection decreases the flexibility. I have not noticed a lack of flexibility on the trails. I live in Colorado and most of the runs I do are 10+ miles of very technical trail, and I can say without a doubt that these shoes have made it exponentially easier for me to cover distance in a minimalist shoe and still feel protected near the end of the run when technique begins to fade.
From: Brendan, CO, USA. April 20th 2014
Comments: After 13 hard trail miles in these shoes out of the box I think this is the best all around trail shoe I have ever worn. They are light, protective, flexible. There are no pressure points or seams inside the shoe. They do not constrict my toes even though I have a semi-wide forefoot. They feel like a NB MT110 only much better construction and far superior sole. I would for sure race a 50 miler in this shoe. I have never left a comment on this site but these shoes deserve the praise.
From: Joel, Denver, CO
Comments: Everyone wants their day in the minimalistic shoe sun and Inov-8's turn is now here. Their previous lasts were far too narrow in the forefoot but they seem to have hit the mark with this new ergonomic last. I have been beating on the 245's for several months now, on extremely rough and rocky trails. In my opinion, they add the perfect amount of underfoot protection for these conditions: just enough to prevent bruising but not too much to decrease sole flexibility and ground feel. The shoes cinch up well on my midfoot, the heel is locked in, and there is more than adequate room for the metatarsals to work their magic. To my utter amazement, I do not have a single gripe -- I cannot say this about any other pair of running shoes that I've owned, including MT10, MT110, Mix Master (1 & 2), Breatho, VFF, Trail Glove, etc. I've noticed how other minimalist- styled trail shoes tend to effect foot and ankle tendons in different ways but these (along with the Breathos and the VFFs) cause no discomfort which indicate to me that they are not restricting natural foot movement. I have seen three concerns that others have posted with these shoes: (1) the laces come untied -- this never happens to me and I don't even double-knot them, (2) the toe bumper is inadequate -- while it may appear that there is a lack of a large toe bumper there is plenty of rubber around the front of the shoe for me, and (3) vague comments about durability -- I have not seen any signs of this, even the lugs are holding up remarkably well on rough limestone. I always hate paying $100 for a pair of running shoes, but in this case my hope is that part of that money will be re-invested into Inov-8's R&D to continue to provide impeccable products, such as this. I just picked up a pair of the Bare-X 180's for roads and smoother trails; can't wait to see if they are also this impressive!
From: Kevin, Carlsbad, NM
Comments: I bought the Trailroc 245s same size (11us) as my MT10s (this according to what the shoe fitr tool mentioned). I received them today, for sure they are an excelent shoe, although using my MT10s as a point of reference... the 245s are actually smaller, my big toe touches the front of the shoe, while the the toe box is much narrower than that of my MT10s. Other than that construction is superb, they are extremely lightweight and feel confortable by walking in them. The sole actually feels sticky! But it seems they won't do for running at least for me in this size. So if you have been running in MT10s go for half a size bigger!
From: Cesar, Chihuahua, Mexico
Comments: What a great shoe! I love the fit! wide wear i need it in the mid foot and forefoot. Just enough cushioning to get through a trail half marathon I did yesterday! Best trail shoe I've ever tried, and I tried lots of them! My previous favorite was the Montail Rogue racer. The Rogues had more cushioning but I liked the feedback of the Inov8 better. Fit was very similar except for the Inov8s were wider in the midfoot and looser in the heel. Keep up the good work Inov8 and Running Warehouse!
From: Mark, Oregon
Comments: I've tried just about every minimal trail shoe on the market in this category: MT110, Truegrit, Kinvara TR, Mix Master, Fujiracer.
My main priority is protection while retaining flexibility. It was a close call between the Trailroc and the Mix Master, but the rest of the shoes aren't even close. In the end, the Trailroc is my favorite because the outsole molds around the foot rather than flaring out like the Mix Master. On uneven ground, this is a nice advantage as there is not a lot of extra shoe hanging out to either side of your foot.
The biggest disadvantage is the price. You don't tend to get better durability for your money with Inov-8, but you do get a better overall designed shoe.
From: Dan, Cincinnati, OH
Comments: My 245s arrived yesterday and I took them on a 14 mile training run over mostly hard packed, rocky terrain, here are my early impressions. I am impressed with the traction, comfort, and locked in fit. I already prefer them over the MT110s. The trailrocs fit my low volume feet perfectly, just like the Minimus last but a tad bit more room in the toe box. I purchased the same size I wear in Minimus Trail and the fit was spot on.
Traction was nice all around - from the hardpack, loose gravel, mud, and soft pine needled track I have no complaints. The upper was 'breezy' and after a small stream crossing they drained and dried pretty well. I do like the mesh upper more than the also nice synthetic 110 upper. I did not have any debris catch or snag the mesh on my run. Also, I did not notice any debris getting through the thin mesh yet or any hotspots. I absolutely love the outsole on this shoe! I just hope it's durable enough to justify the high price tag. I believe it will put the 110 to shame in this category.
In regard to weight, I didn't really notice a difference between these and the 110s. The lower 1mm drop of the trailrocs was not noticeable to me either. I did notice a difference with lack of soreness after my usual run which I attribute to the additional cushioning of the trailroc. Or maybe it's just because the EVA foam of the 110 was crushed after the first 30 miles on mine.
Complaints - the laces. I guess NB has just spoiled me. Those thick laces just don't come untied. I had to double knot the inov-8 ones. Toe bumper is pretty much not there, it could be beefier. I also wish the tongue was gusseted higher up, it doesn't want to stay put.
Overall I am very satisfied with this purchase. The fit really is spot on, and that was one of my biggest concerns. Now if the durability is there this could be my all around go to trail running shoe. I'm excited to take them out on my long run Saturday.
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By PHIL FAUVERGuest Write
The United States Forest Service has in recent times been plagued by user created trails on the forest. The forest offers a host of trails for riding opportunities, but there are always those who go off trails and create new trails. This type of use is very damaging to the forest. A group of volunteers have chosen to help with this particular problem. On July 10, at 8 a.m. Bill Broadbear, Forest Ranger in charge was waiting to take a group to see what the volunteers are accomplishing. They met at the Orange Olsen Administrative Site, Manti-La Sal National Forest, on the West side of Joe's Valley Reservoir. He was waiting to introduce volunteers Ryan Collins, the crew leader, from Massachusetts, Randon Mcginnidy from Michigan, Kat Fiedler from California and Erin Daniels from California each of which signed up for 10 weeks and have seven weeks to go in their tour of duty with the Utah Conservation Corps and the Forest Service. They signed up for this through AmeriCorps and Utah Conservation Corps.
These four young people are from across the United States and came to work in the Utah Forests for the Utah Conservation Corps, an AmeriCorps program. They receive a stipend and limited housing in forest service buildings. They gain from this experience, seeing beautiful new country, meeting a lot of new people and getting good work experiences. These experiences will help them with their environmental studies in college.
AmeriCorps is a U.S. federal government program that was created under President Bill Clinton by the National and Community Service Trust Act of 1993. More than 70,000 individuals currently join AmeriCorps annually, totaling more than 500,000 past and current members since 1994. The work done by these groups ranges from public education to environmental clean-up.
The Utah Conservation Corps is an AmeriCorps program dedicated to improving the quality of public lands and the communities surrounding them through partnership projects, service, and education. The UCC is primarily funded through an AmeriCorps grant from the Utah Commission on Volunteers and generates other needed revenue through partnership projects.
These volunteers working for the Utah Conservation Corps took the group to Shoo Fly Canyon where they demonstrated work completed in the Lowery Water area below Potter's Pond.
This volunteer crew has put dead timber across trails and built fences of eight foot posts buried two feet in the ground attaching 20 foot poles (four-five inches in diameter) with bolts. After the fence is built a steel cable runs the length of the fence. Some of these fences are as much as 300 feet long, long enough fences in rough terrain to discourage OHVs from going around the fence.
The purpose of the fence is to stop motorized vehicles such as all terrain vehicles from using old abandoned logging roads and other trails that never were meant to be used for vehicle traffic.
In an interview with Bill Broadbear he said, "In the last two or three years, we have identified more than 500 miles of user created OHV trails. This crew is working specifically to close some of those trails. The main purpose is to protect wild life habitat and watershed values, by trying to protect these resources. The trails being closed are not legal trails. A lot of what this crew is working on here are old logging roads that were created 30-50 years ago, some perhaps longer than that. These old logging roads have been found and opened up by people on OHVs. They have never been open to OHVs and they were closed with the Forest Service 1991 Travel Plan. But over the past 17 years these roads and trails have been pushed back open. The closure of these trails protects the wild life habitat and the watershed. This forest is a heavily eroded forest and closing these roads will gradually stop some of the erosion. The protection of the wildlife habitat will benefit the elk and deer that use those protected areas. The fences provide security for the wildlife so that they are not disturbed by motorized vehicles.
"We already have a very well used trail system through these mountains that gets a lot of recognition throughout the state. It is called the Arapeen OHV Trail System. That trail system was a huge undertaking and we have had no end of local volunteers helping to make that trail system possible. The local volunteers have put in hundreds of hours taking care of that trail system.
"On the one hand we have this wonderful trail system that the local volunteers have helped us maintain over the last eight years.
"On the other hand we have some illegal use by about 10 percent of the OHVers that do not want to stay on the designated mapped route. These illegal riders just want to go wherever they want to go, without regard for the damage they cause.
"We have put up signs and put logs across the trails, but when we come back the logs are moved and the signs are shredded.
"The posts and poles you see on the trailer will be taken to the Indian Creek Campground for replacing a fence around the campground to keep the cattle out. The present fence is in a sad state of disrepair."
"When this crew is finished at this location they will then work on the Sanpete side of the Manti-La Sal National Forest, Ephraim Canyon, Manti Canyon, 12 Mile Canyon and then in the Moab area to finish out their assignment. There is plenty of work to be done all over this mountain.
"We do not expect to complete all of the planned projects this year. Next year we hope to have another Utah Conservation Corps volunteer crew to continue the work," said Broadbear.


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Mr. Ford can't fight the fever … "to lose some powers" has gotta be rough.
Police have identified the passenger who fell from a small plane that was flying over the Atlantic.
Patsy Davis' body was exhumed from her frontyard after her husband lost a court battle to keep her in her wanted resting place.
The postal service lost $5 billion this past year.
An abortion protester named Rives Grogan was arrested yesterday for shouting at people near Zimmerman Library about religion and abortion. He's being charged with disorderly conduct and public nuisance. And that's not counting his Veterans Day stunt.
Today is the last day for early voting in the special election. The election itself happens on Nov. 19.
US attorneys have prosecuted 5,999 people for immigration offenses in New Mexico so far this year, the fastest rise among the country's 94 judicial districts.
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Your computer contains much more than just your photos, letters and other personal documents. In fact, your computer likely contains thousands of files - many of which comprise Windows itself and the programs installed on the computer.
Generally, all files can be divided into three basic groups - user files, program files and system files.
User files are personal, user-created files. Examples may include pictures taken with your digital camera, letters you've typed, spreadsheets you've made, etc. Many refer to user files as documents.
Program files are files that comprise (make up) programs that have been installed on the computer. For example, if you've installed McAfee Anti-Virus, the files that were copied and installed to the computer during installation are considered program files.
System files are files that the computer needs for proper system operation. The files that make up Windows, for example, are system files. So are device drivers (files that tell your computer how to inter-operate with a specific device).
Virtually every file on your computer also has an extension. An extension is a suffix that begins with a dot and includes one or more characters. Traditionally, extensions were limited to 3 characters, but today extensions vary in size (although 3 is still the average).
The file extension tells Windows what type of file the file is. For example, if the file is named "file.jpg" then Windows will know it is a "JPEG image file." If the file is called "file.exe" then Windows knows it is an executable (a program). When you double click a file, Windows examines the file extension to determine what file type it is, and then passes it to a program it thinks will be able to open it.
However, Windows automatically hides these extensions from the user. This behavior can be changed through Folder Options (not covered in this article).
Each file on your computer has an address that is unique to it. This address will tell you which storage device it is stored on, and what folder (or folder(s)) it is located in. This address is often referred to as it's path.
In Windows, a file's path always begins with a letter of the alphabet, followed by a colon and a backslash. This letter represents the storage device that the file is stored on. For example, the path to a file stored on the floppy drive will begin with "A:\" The path to a file stored on your primary hard disc will begin with a "C:\".
Following the drive letter, colon and backslash, a path may contain a series of folder names that the file is placed in. For example, the path "C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\IEXPLORE.EXE" refers to a file named "IEXPLORE.EXE" which is located in a folder called "Internet Explorer." The "Internet Explorer" Folder is inside the "Program Files" folder. The "Program Files" folder is inside the "C" drive, which happens to be the primary hard disc drive in the system. This file also happens to be an executable file (a program).
Now that you've read a little bit about file systems, folders and files, hopefully the computer seems a little less complicated than it did before!
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Leading Automaker Toyota Motor Europe Joins UNEP's Climate Neutral Network18/
Nairobi/Brussels, Monday 18 August – Toyota Motor Europe has become the first car manufacturer to join the Climate Neutral Network (CN Net), the bold initiative by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). The CN Net, launched in February, is a vast web-based network aiming to federate the growing wave of nations, local authorities, private companies and organizations which are pledging to significantly reduce their emissions or even neutralize them.Toyota Motor Europe is the European headquarters of the world's largest auto manufacturer Toyota Motor Corporation, an acknowledged leader in environmental technologies which has sold more than 1.5 million hybrid cars worldwide. As the company behind Prius, the world's first mass-produced hybrid car, Toyota says it is more committed than ever to developing advanced and innovative technologies towards sustainable mobility. Mr. Willy Tomboy, Environmental Officer at Toyota Motor Europe, said: "Toyota Motor Europe (TME) is excited to join forces with the Climate Neutral Network, as part of a shared mandate to tackle the issue of climate change. We have long believed that environmental sustainability represents one of the greatest challenges of the 21st century. The network offers a rare opportunity to leverage resources and share knowledge with like-minded organizations to affect positive change in communities the world-over."Angela Cropper, Deputy Executive Director of UNEP, said: "We are delighted to welcome Toyota Motor Europe into the Climate Neutral Network, an initiative which is gaining more and more momentum. The participation of a major company like Toyota is a sign that private companies are increasingly playing their part on the road to a low carbon society." Toyota is currently developing a broad array of improvements in fuel efficiency and conducting research into low-CO2 alternative energy sources. Toyota Motor Europe has already cut average energy consumption per-vehicle in the production process by 44 per cent since 2001. The company's Five-Year Environmental Action Plan calls for further cuts in energy consumption and CO2 emissions, and all of its logistics partners now have to report their CO2 emissions in accordance with Toyota's Green Purchasing Guidelines. Along with the five other companies which joined the CN Net today – the Carbon Association of Australasia (Australia), CO2focus (Norway), EcoSecurities (UK), Green Cabs (New Zealand) and Wairau River Wines (New Zealand) – Toyota Motor Europe will share ideas and best practice with the rest of the growing CN Net community on the road to a low carbon society. Quotes from the other new CN Net participants: EcoSecurities "The CN Network is an informative and collaborative forum where like-minded organizations can openly share best practice and experiences to arrive at our combined goal of a climate neutral impact. Positioned at the forefront of the carbon markets, EcoSecurities is fully committed to that goal."Niall Thorburn, Commercialisation ManagerWairau River Wines "Working on the land all my life I have always been aware of the environment and am conscious of our impact on it, respect for the environment is paramount in all decisions concerning our winery and vineyards. It is important to our family company to have the least impact possible on our surroundings, ensuring that the wonderful environment we live in is here for future generations to enjoy, thereby allowing us to continue creating world class wines. 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Comments: After 250 miles the shoes are falling apart. The Upper mesh is separating from the sole near the inside part of the big toe on both shoes. The outer pinky area of the mesh upper is also tearing. This process started before the 200 mile mark. As of 250 miles there is a 2 inch hole on the left shoe and the right shoe is following. I do not recommend these shoes due to their high cost and poor durability. I've been running 1000 miles per year since 2006 and these are the first shoes to fail under 300 miles. Otherwise the cushion is great and they are comfortable.
From: Brian, Huntington Beach, CA USA. 3/18/14
Comments: In runs over 10 miles, I will develop metatarsalgia, pain in the ball of my foot that feels like I have a rock in my shoe. I ran a half marathon recently wearing a pair of Bondi B's - ZERO pain. Also, 2 days after the race my legs feel fine, no soreness in my thighs and I don't remember that going away so soon when I ran distance in other shoes. I'm a Hoka One One convert, hooked for life.
From: Kevin, Gainesville, FL USA. 2/26/14
Comments: Awesome cushioning even for this Clydesdale. I have over 400 miles on these and they still feel great. I have high arches trained and ran my first marathon in these with no problems. The tread and cushioning show minimal wear unlike my asiac, brooks and sauconys all which were dead by this mileage .
From: Dennis, Morganton, NC, USA
Comments: Just finished an amazing cross country season finishing 3rd at the state championships and 2nd at NXN! One thing about these shoes... greatest flats i've ever worn in my career of racing. So strange that the hokas are not in the flats section. These shoes give me the extra height over the competition. Look out for me wearin these babies with the Oregon jersey.
From: Blake Haney aka "Ozi"
Comments: I substitute them for spikes during the track.(I run the 100) Just the other day I ran a 10.2! Only downside... a little too light for my liking.
From: Oziel Gutierrez, Los Osos California USA
Comments: Very disappointed in the overall durability of the shoes. Hoka claims these things are going to last 700+ miles, but at less than 300 my toe boxes are both ripping out and the tread is pretty much gone. Very comfortable shoes but don't buy thinking they are going to last any longer than any other shoe.
From: Paul, Vernon, CT USA
Comments: I've had my Bondis for a year now, so I thought I would update my earlier review. Other people have had durability issues, but I have at least 400 miles on mine and I feel like they have several hundred miles left in them. I only weigh 150 lbs, and I land on the midsole (rather than the forefoot or heel) so the wear on the bottom is very even. If you are a heavy runner and a heel striker I'm sure the heel will wear out fast, b/c the outsole is soft. But what do you expect from a shoe the size of a loaf of bread that weighs under 10 oz? If you are considering Hokas and trying to figure out which one to get, the Bondis are closest thing to normal shoes in the lineup. But these are not just regular shoes with an extra inch of cushioning. They are engineered very differently, and you really ride IN them. Hard to explain, and it took me a quite while to get used to, but now they are my go-to shoes for everything except fast-paced runs. There is no question that running in these is less fatiguing than any other shoe I have had in 30+ years of distance running. They are also the only low-drop shoe I can wear that does not give me calf issues. Something about that rocker motion: you don't "push-off" in these shoes, you just cruise. Strap on your Hokas and an iPod and the miles just tick by. One more thing: the Bondis are great for roads and groomed trails, but for technical stuff you need the trail Hokas. They are very different. I would not run rocky, uneven trails in these.
From: Eric, San Diego
Comments: I was reluctant to try these. They look ridiculous. The fact that they are so successful with such an ugly shoe should tell a person something. So I gave the Hokas a shot. Wow! Similar to other comments, I can't run faster than in my standard shoes, but I can run farther without tiring out. And the most amazing part is that you increase mileage and recover quickly. I can run 10-15 miles one day and turn around and do it again the next day with no problems! That wasn't even something I would have thought much about trying with my regular shoes. Fit seems good for my wider feet. I think the fit will be good for a lot of different foot types. For negatives, there are only a few small things. First, the wet traction on cement isn't great. The mid-foot treads will wear quickly, but it doesn't seem to have any effect on performance. It's also not a track shoe. It's a one-tricky-pony, sure, but it's a great trick!
From: Nate, Des Moines, IA
Comments: Ran for the first time today in a pair of Hoka Bondi 2s. It was like running on a cloud. It is amazing how light the shoe feels. It was only 5 miles but it was fun. The way they feel will help you get over how they look.
From: Ben, Pickerington, Ohio, USA
Comments: This shoe feels so great and will allow you to run longer with less fatigue and quicker recovery. Seriously, all of this is true. The downfall is the Bondi 2's will blow out in less than 100 miles. Better off going with the Bondi Speed, the Stinson EVO, or a pair of older, less beathable but more durable Bondi's. I wanted to run in this shoe and only this shoe, hopefully they can resolve the problems with the upper for the new model.
From: Trails, Portland, OR, US
Comments: I am a heavier runner (210 lbs) preparing for an Ironman. I got these on a strong recommendation from a teammate that uses them with great success. Within a few weeks of use, I found myself doubling my weekly distance and cutting time off my mile pace. I was also noticing less of the aches and pains that I just attributed to being 43 years old. I am pleased to report I am still back at Running Warehouse ordering my second pair of Bondi 2.
From: Kdub, Seattle
Comments: Formerly an aspiring ultrarunner, I bought these after I had back surgery for a blown disk earlier this year and needed to start running again very slowly, cautiously and with lowest possible impact. The Bondi 2 are helping me get back in the swing of things. Because of the low heel I can run with good form and midfoot strike. The cushioning and rocker allow for a smooth, effortless gait. My back is happy, and I have none of my customary aches and pains in my foot, anke, achilles, and IT band. Strange though this may sound, these shoes allow me to run very slowly (12+ min/mile) better and more efficiently than any other shoe I've tried. That's key for my current medical condition, and I should think it would come in very handy on a 100-miler when all you need to do is keep going. I'm sold on the concept. Give me a couple months, and I should be back to 60-mile weeks.
From: Uli, Elmhurst, IL
Comments: Thought I'd give these newer Hokas a try. I had the Stinson Tramac model and did not like them. The Bondis feel like a different shoe to me -- feels a lot more flexible, and it seems the heel is not as wide and pronounced as on the Stinson Tarmac. First run did a hilly 8 much faster than I expected. These shoes are very comfortable and the ride is great! I had no problem running 6 min pace in these shoes. I'm hooked! After more mileage will be able to tell how these work, but it feels to me that these are worth an extra mile of running for the same effort compared to "standard" shoes -- more if you're going up and down hills. These shoes really excel in the hills -- going up, you get a feeling of some kind of ramping boost. Going downhill fast feels weird at first because you just don't seem to be going that fast, but I had to keep checking my Garmin every minute to believe how easy it is to go fast -- mid-to-low 5 min pace downhill. From a hardcore runner, these shoes are worth it even if you only use them for recovery runs or long runs. I'm 5'11 150 and I'm enjoying these a lot. Will buy another pair at some point in near future. Get over the odd looks - these shoes are not slow! They look big, but on your feet feel smooth and forgiving.
From: Robert, Hyattsville, MD
Comments: Just put 200 miles on my Altra Torin and love them. Thought hell if they work well why not step into the Hoka B2. I have the red, white and dark grey ones. I'm 6' 190 and run 40 mpw. At 45 I strongly believe the Hoka will allow me to run injury free and recover very quickly from long runs. They are like crusing in an old Cadillac, smooth, no bounce but you can still step on the gas...
From: MW, Texas
Comments: Remarkable...cannot believe how great these shoes are...I am a 40 year runner, 5-10, 160 lbs, with skinny flat feet, yet took a shot in the dark with these...zipped through a 5 miler with no issues whatsoever, and little leg fatigue...I normally wear a full length orthotic, but it was not needed for the first time in 30 years...Hoka is really on to something...do not be afraid to give these a try...5 stars all the way
From: Dino, South Florida
Comments: I bought these for a hilly 50 miler that is on hard packed fire roads. I read all the hype about cushioning, less fatigue, etc., so I thought they were worth a try. Well, let me tell you: believe the hype. I finished the 50M 36 minutes faster than last year, with far less fatigue and dead-quad feeling afterward. I actually ran negative splits - crazy for a 50M. I have narrow feet with a high arch so they really don't fit me very well, but if you are used to a straight-lasted shoe that won't be an issue for you. The outsoles wear down fast, but that doesn't seem to affect the cushioning or the ride. Kudos to the guys behind these shoes for daring to be different. I hope they will come out with a narrower-fitting, slightly curved model soon.
From: Eric, San Diego, CA
Comments: Need to clarify the comment by Ozi G. I've had Hoka for 2 years. Run 75 miles a week and get over 600mi out of these shoes. These shoes are NOT heavy nor have they ever been. Newtons are heavy. Good for people who like low offset, run in POSE, and like cushion which is a hard combination to find due to the "run as close to the ground as possible" revolution. I will never grasp that concept. I went from running 50mi a week to running 75. Pre-Hoka marathon time was 3:32. With Hoka, less fade, due to less negative energy, I now qualify for Boston. That's right. These shoes are unique for sure but when you pound out 25 extra miles in 7 days with the same recovery you will get it.
From: Jeff Cornelius, Aliso Viejo, CA, USA
Comments: The new upper fits and feels much better than the original. The toe box isn't cramped and fits more true to size. A 10.5 fits spot on where as last years an 11 was needed and the toes were still squeezed a bit. The great hovercraft ride is wonderful.
From: Dave, Seattle, WA
Comments: I bought my first hokas a couple of months ago, they were already torn to pieces the support was all worn down and I needed new ones. I am so freaking happy that you guys came out with a new model that's so much heavier, I recommend this to everyone, long live the best hokas!
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The Blackhawks learned late Sunday that they would face one of their oldest rivals in the Western Conference semifinals. The No. 7 seed Red Wings defeated the No. 2 seed Anaheim Ducks, 3-2, in Game 7 of the conference quarterfinals to advance to a second-round matchup against the Hawks.
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The Emery County Commission met on March 26 and they filled some vacant spots on local boards. Randall Stilson has resigned as the chairman of the board for the Emery County Recreation District. Brad Giles was appointed to fill the remainder of Stilson's term. Commissioner Ethan Migliori pointed out Giles is the chairman of the Castle Valley Pageant and will be a good fit on the recreation board.
The commission approved the contract with Johansen and Tuttle for the engineering services for the construction of the debris basins in Huntington Canyon. The county is anxious to get this project going as soon as possible, before the run-off season preferably.
The commission voted to dissolve the ambulance board which has been inactive. They will structure a new board with input from the county's mayors. The mayors meet together on a quarterly basis and in the May meeting the matter will be discussed. Sheriff Greg Funk said he likes the idea of having a representative from each community to give input on the ambulance service.
The commissioners approved a tax deferral agreement for Travis R. Robinson, Daniel W. Campbell, Green River campground and Michael Hurdsman. These individuals have contracts to bring their property taxes up to date. Commissioner James Nelson said this extension will give these taxpayers more time to get their taxes paid.
A matter which was previously tabled was again brought before the commission. The request by the Emery County Housing Authority to abate the property tax on the housing units was discussed. Commissioner Ethan Migliori said he has talked to other counties to see how this situation is handled there. He was instructed these counties do not abate the property taxes. He made a motion to deny the request to abate the property taxes for the housing authority. The county has received the reimbursement money for the money they put into the remodel project at the low income housing units.
In the commissioner reports, Commissioner Nelson said Lt. Gov. Greg Bell visited the county and he was able to take him on a tour of the San Rafael Swell with Mike McCandless and they showed him some interesting sites in Emery County. Lt. Gov. Bell also spoke at the Emery County Business Chamber Banquet. The Castle Valley Special Service District board approved a number of projects to take place this summer including roads, water and sewer projects. Testing is being completed on Ferron water to see why it cannot be softened with a regular water softener. The refinery is moving forward as well as a helium project. UDOT has funding for roads for access to public lands and Emery County will work to get an application in to apply for this funding which is a 93 percent to 7 percent match.
Congressman Chaffetz will be visiting Emery County and the commissioners will have a chance to explain the county position to him on various issues.
Commissioner Migliori explained a new incentive program the Emery County Economic Development Council is formulating to help retail businesses improve the signage of their stores and their store fronts, or other needed improvement projects around a business. The council has allocated $5,000 to get this program started and businesses will be able to apply through the council. Applications are being drawn up at this time and will soon be available so businesses can apply for this loan money.
Desert Lake is also being discussed and it is owned by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources. Talk is of putting in more amenities at the site to draw tourists to the area. The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources acquired the Desert Lake property from the Bureau of Reclamation as mitigation for wildlife habitat lost as a consequence of developing the Joe's Valley Reservoir and dam. The ownership comes with the stipulation that it be used for rearing and care of waterfowl.
The business chamber banquet went well. Commissioner Migliori said he attended Cleveland Town meeting to let them know of the award Darcey Powell and Forbidden Fruit received at the legislature. Cleveland Town has a new mayor Bryan Christensen due to the resignation of former mayor Verla Jensen.
Commissioner Jeff Horrocks expressed the condolences of the county to the Elam Jones family who lost Elam due to a mining accident. "Our sympathies go out to the family and our thoughts and prayers are with the family at this time."
Commissioner Nelson said he has been talking with many boulderers from around the country and world that have visited the county recently to enjoy the bouldering at Joe's Valley. He met people from Vancouver, Canada; Guatemala, Mexico City and a group of people from the United Kingdom.


text: 2011 Battle of the Paddle Share 30. September 2011 by The 2011 Battle of the Paddle has come and gone with all of the hype and excitement of a major holiday. The evolution of the event has become a true litmus test demonstrating the growth of Stand Up Paddling as a sport and an industry. Team Hobie was its biggest ever with team paddlers from France, Italy, and Australia joining their US counter parts. This year's Battle once again pushed the evolutionary boundaries with the introduction of qualifying heats for the Elite race. Each qualifying race contributed 50% to the main event, and it meant racers had to work a strategy that would advance them into the main event but still leave enough gas in the tank for the final . The Hobie team moved all but one of its Elite racers into the main event. The main event held up to everything that it had in the past with blow ups, bust ups, and surprises. Team Hobie's Brand Baksic finished 2nd in a heavily contested women's race. Hobie's Jay Wild and Colin McPhillips finished in the top 20 on the men's side. Day two started off a bit more reserved than the first day as paddlers carefully worked out the aches, pains and kinks from the day before. The distance race saw a huge field of 224 paddlers making the 10 mile grind, many of the same SUP Elite work horses returned, this time some had opted for longer unlimited or 14' boards and others kept the 12'6 grind alive. Brandi Baksic kept her podium run going placing 3rd with Mitch Kahn (14') and Byron Kurt (12'6) both finishing in the top 10 of their board classes. The biggest surprise of day two by far was the kid's race. If there was ever a question as to the future of the sport of stand up paddling the kid's race made it known. With over 50 kids participating in either the short or long course events, it was amazing to note that this year saw many kids racing scaled down race boards, and the competition was fast and furious. As with Battle's past, the Grand Finale was the Team Relay with 43 teams racing for the team title. Hobie was represented by 4 teams (3 men and 1 female). Hobie Team 1 (Jay Wild, Byron Kurt, Colin McPhillips, and Brandi Baksic) took 3rd with a super tight finish between Team Hobie and Team Naish. Hobie Team 2 (Mitch Kahn, Rob Pelkey, Justin Holland and Alison Riddle) finished 8th proving once again Hobie's depth putting 2 teams in the top 10. With participation pushing into the thousands one has to wonder what will happen in 2012? Is two days enough? The Hobie camp was jumping all weekend Colin McPhillips and Greg Closier coming into the danger zone Australian team rider Justin Holland Open race start Brandi Baksic - 2nd place Elite Female The Battle Team!!! New Delivery Truck Categories: Stand Up Paddle |


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Lot 173: A LARGE TRIPOD FOOT BRONZE CENSER
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18 Comments
Allen Talbert, United States
11 June 2015 at 10:00pm
One more day and we'll be free, from this place of misery; No more pencils, no more books, no more teacher's dirty looks. When they try to ring the bell. tell them all to go to h*** This is a LOT older than Alice Cooper !!
Chloe, Canada
5 August 2014 at 5:40pm
This should be in "Classic Pop Songs." Thanks so much, BusSongs!!!
Gamibit, Philippines
20 March 2013 at 8:51am
i heard it from bugsbunny cartoons! lol!
Anne, Australia
17 August 2011 at 7:14am
no more pencils, no more books, no more teachers' dirty looks. If the teacher asks you why, just Pick up the inkwell and pot her in the eye. This was being sung in Australian schools in the 1950s and was an old song then!
Dan, United States
25 June 2011 at 2:47am
this is plargerism u should be arrested for this and u forgot a bunc plus it dont even rhyme moron
Mannat, Canada
8 May 2011 at 10:16am
Hhfre, Botswana
21 November 2010 at 10:11pm
Britney, Cleveland, Oh
26 June 2010 at 6:28pm
i sing this song on the last day of school every year
April, Roanoke, Va
12 June 2010 at 3:57pm
to Alanna Hardcastle, this is actually an old ryhme from the late 1800's. Alice Cooper incorporated it into his song.
Grace, My House
30 May 2010 at 1:18am
Brooke, Manchester Md
21 December 2009 at 4:13pm
I htink I've heard a song like this but it gose No more penicles ! No more books ! No more teachers dirty Looks !
Kristin Robinson, Kigali, Rwanda
15 December 2009 at 9:18am
It's: "No more pencils No more books No more teacher's dirty looks!" (Chanted on the last day of school)
Tracey, Rocky Mount N.c.
14 December 2009 at 6:46pm
wow this song is really funny
Me, My House
14 December 2009 at 3:12pm
I head No more pencils no more books no more teachers dirty looks when the teacher rings the bell grab your books and run like smell
Kayla, Mn
13 December 2009 at 6:29pm
I like it
Alanna Hardcastle, Katy, Tx
30 November 2009 at 2:46am
.....thats a part to an Alice Cooper song.....PLAGERISHM!
Feng, Kingsport
31 October 2009 at 1:17am
Nicole, Freedom
11 March 2009 at 2:02am
very very good song


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Out of curiosity I've taken a look at what kind of spam is now getting through our automated defenses. I did a little digging and confirmed a long held suspicion.
In a nutshell, I've caught a 100% human spammer and thus verified that indeed there are people in China who's job it is to post comment spam on random websites.
The attack came from 22.214.171.124, a Chinese IP.
On Jan 12th 8:53:02 he first came to our site from Google. He was searching for:
"post new comment Create new account site:.org"
Landing page:
The spam situation has recently gotten a bit out of hand and automated defenses have been giving in.
I've taken a close look at the problem and implemented a gauntlet of spam countermeasures that I'm hoping will give us back the upper hand for a while longer, without compromising on the user experience.
Previously, we only used mollom to filter out comments by anonymous users. This was easy to get around for two reasons:
Happy new year everyone,
I'm back online to put out a fire. My inbox was full of alerts that the CPU on the server that runs the site was maxing out.
Well boys and girls, it turns out www.turnkeylinux.org has been under an escalating distributed denial of service attack that started about two weeks ago. To the best of my knowledge the site continued operating normally. We use a ton of caching. Did any of you notice a slowdown?
Up until now TurnKey hasn't had an explicit privacy policy, and that seemed ok because no one ever asked about it. But now that the latest release integrates TurnKey appliances more closely with the TurnKey Hub (e.g., TKLBAM, geo-ip auto apt mirror) and the Hub gets access to sensitive data as part of its normal operation, I felt it was about time we gave this some more thought.
On the other hand, even though we didn't have an explicit privacy policy before I do feel our adoption of the Ubuntu Code of Conduct gave us an implicity privacy policy by making it clear we respect our users and expect them to respect us, and each other, in return.
To put it bluntly, we don't need no stinking privacy policy to avoid breaking your trust. But sometimes it doesn't hurt to spell things out and dispell any doubts. For the record. Here's what I came up with...
For for the last few months automatic bots have been creating hundreds of zombie accounts per day on the TurnKey web site. I'm not sure why they bother. I assume it has something to do with spamming, but they never log in. Besides, spam almost never gets past our content filter (Mollom) and when it does we always nuke it. Zero tolerance.
Meanwhile these zombie accounts are polluting my precious database, and that bothers me. Besides, call me prejudiced, but I just hate zombies. You're either alive or you're dead. Pick a side!
Low-traffic newsletter: up to one email a month.


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Rx7 Superlite
Rx7 Superlite Pearl White Flat Iron Set
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- Includes mini travel iron with 1/2" plates and dual voltage
- Ceramic ionic tourmaline plates
- 1 1/4" plate size
- Heats from 140F up to 450F
- Variable temperature control
- Rapid heat up time
- Even heat distribution
- Micro chip temperature control
- Versatile: ability to curl, flip, style, or straighten
- Leaves hair shiny and silky smooth
- Styles in half the time
- Dual voltage
- On/off switch
- 8 foot swivel cord
- 1-year limited warranty
Rx7 Superlite Pearl White Flat Iron Set features the Pearl White 1 1/4" Ceramic Ionic flat iron along with a dual voltage mini iron to suit all your travel needs. These advanced ionic styling tools can easily curl, flip, style, and straighten hair. Featuring dual voltage and rapid heat up, they will leave hair shiny and silky smooth in half the time. Ceramic ionic tourmaline plates easily glide down hair while micro chip temperature control maintains an even heat distribution.
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Does What It Says & A Good BuyI took advantage of the $40 promo that Folica was offering so that I could get rid of the flat iron I had, with no temperature gauge on it!!! I had it for a while & was getting concerned with the smell & temp......So far I really like this Rx7 as it came with a mini as well....can't beat that for $40!!! Also being able to control the heat is a big difference. I let me hair mostly air dry, as I am African American & natural & then I dry it with a Ceramic Denman brush & blow dryer.....And generally only need ONE PASS THRU with this flat iron! It saves me a lot of time & again, a good deal for the money. The only thing that took a little bit away was the $6.00 I paid to ship my old one in & that if something happens to it, the manufacturer wants $30!!! No bueno. Lastly, it doesn't tell you what the max temp is on the mini..otherwise, overall... I'm satisfied
Was this review helpful?(Yes)(No)Apr 5, 2013Carol / FloridaHAIR TYPEMedium Brown / Normal Hair
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Rx7 Is Rated For Use In EnglandI am pleased with the weight and quality of iron is very satisfactory. I will be taking to use on upcoming trip to England. England has a rather unique voltage unlike other dual voltage foreign countries like Mexico, numerous European countries as well. This voltage difference means that there are fewer iron choices and also note that many multi voltage irons sold for traveling are not for England's unique voltage. If you are not aware of this...be forewarned! It is sad when your pricey appliance just burns out on you whilst using in England! Happened to me before and I learned the costly way!
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Nearly every computer user these days owns a printer. And while printers vary in size and capability, most of them share a number of common features. One that is often understood is the collating option.
But what does the collate option do? What is it there for anyway?
In brief, the collate feature controls the order in which pages print out and is best utilized when printing multiple copies of the same document.
Suppose someone printed three copies of a long, four page email message theyâd received.
The printer would spit out a complete set of the pages and then repeat that process until all three sets were printed. In other words, the pages would appear on the printer in the following order: 1-2-3-4, 1-2-3-4, 1-2-3-4.
In contrast, suppose someone printed three copies of the same four-page email, but with the collate option enabled. What would happen?
The printer would print three copies of page one, three copies of page two, three copies of page three and then three pages of page four.
Theyâd appear on the printer in the following order: 1-1-1, 2-2-2, 3-3-3, 4-4-4.
So understanding what the collate feature does is fairly straight forward. But why would anyone want to do that in the first place?
The answer is primarily for binding, which may include hole punching or stapling. If a teacher wanted to print 30 copies of a 10 page exam for his or her classroom, collating the pages would make stapling go a lot faster.
So how do you make your printer collate printed documents?
Unfortunately, there is no easy answer. The truth is that the collate option is very program specific. Many programs provide a collate check box on the main print dialog window (select "file" and then "print").
Other programs tuck the collate option under an advanced tab, or screen which can usually be accessed from that same primary print screen.
And yet other programs place the collate option in a "page setup" menu option (select "file" then "page setup").
As each computer setup will vary, it isnât possible to provide universal instructions.But reading your softwareâs documentation (which may perhaps be located on the setup CD) can help.


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Since 1995, Montana BLM has been working to clean up abandoned mines located on public lands utilizing a watershed approach. An inventory of 1,078 abandoned mines located on public lands resulted in the identification of 65 sites that needed further investigation and possible reclamation. Some sites contain threats to public saftey while others are significantly impacting water quality. The following list provides links to project descriptions.
Abandoned Mine Lands Safety


text: Lol, ok I'll give it a try. Since a lot of people were saying that Lola is the daughter of Big mom and Big mom could be controlling or manipulating Hodi and Hodi hates human so Big mom could be an ugly fishwoman then that thing in the shadow could be Big mom's seaking pet or Big mom herself on a ship. I know Lola looks more like a hippopotamus than a fishwoman but Kokoro ain't even close to a mermaid either.


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The KHL's Back! And Malkin Nets a Hatty
Steve Dangle
December 19 2012 10:44PM
The KHL has returned from its December break, and Evgeni Malkin opened things up with a bang!
We have five games for you right now, and we'll be working on more of the games from December 19th tomorrow, as well as the pair from Thursday the 20th.
Malkin is disturbingly good.
SKA taking on Novokuznetsk is kind of like the Canucks playing the Blue Jackets.
Remember Alex Semin? Well he does stuff in this video!
Avangard should have killed Spartak, but the game was pretty close. Unfortunately, Spartak made some pretty bad mistakes.
The Ukraine Train chugs along as Donbass beats Yugra.
And errrrthang all in one.
"Avangard should have killed Spartak, but the game was pretty close."
They must have been distracted by the cheer leaders.
December 20 2012, 12:22AM
Does any one know what the bribe amount per referee per game is in the KHL? Lots of sloppy calls all over the place in almost all of the highlights.
Also, where does one find shooting stats for these guys? I'd like to see how good Malkin's shooting will be in the KHL 3 years from now.
P.S. Thanks for the highlights.


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ELMO, EMERY, UTAH - ESCALANTE, GARFIELD, UTAH-Ada Marie Winder Willson, age 97, passed away on Jan. 13, 2011 in Escalante, Utah. Ada was born the fourth of 14 children on Oct. 26, 1913 at Desert Lake, Emery, Utah to Charles William and Caroline Elizabeth Mills Winder, she had nine brothers and four sisters. The family were Letha Elvinia Crammer (1908), Virl Evert (1910), Mildred Caroline Jensen (1912), Ada Marie (1913), Ornald William (1915), Baby boy (1916), Angus David (1917), Verdis Eugeen (1920), Harold (1923), Zina LaReata Tabor (1926), Philip (1928), Sherland Laroy "Floyd" (Twin- Girl) (1930), Van Dale (1934). All preceded Ada in death except sister Zina Tabor, Price, Utah and brother Van Dale Winder, Bolivar, Mo.
She is survived by her seven children, four boys and three girls; Lewie Zera of Montrose, Colo., Marvon Ellis (Lou Jean Golding) Willson of Wellington, Utah, Polley Myrna Willson Hunt of Englewood, Colo., Pattie Bertrin of Price, Utah, Lana Lucinda (Raymond Walter) Christian of Escalante, Utah, Leland Wilbert (Lois Louise Golding) Willson of Wellington, Aurelia Beth Willson of Stansbury Park, Utah. Ada has 23 grandchildren; 58 great-grandchildren; 43 great- great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by husband, two daughters-in-law, two grandsons and one great-grandson.
She attended school in Desert Lake, Victor and then in Elmo. She met her husband when they were going to school in Elmo. She lived in and around Elmo all her life except her early years she lived in Desert Lake and the last six years she lived in Escalante, Utah.
She married Myron Willson On Oct. 23, 1931 in Price, Carbon, Utah. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple on Sept. 25, 1939. They were married a little more than 60 years when Myron passed away on Feb. 28, 1992. Ada out lived all of her husband's brothers and sisters and their spouses. They were: Oran E. and Jane Martine, Marrion (twin to Myron) and Viola, Clarence and Rinda, Willis (twin) and Leatha, and Lilice (twin).
Her parents homesteaded property on Cedar Mountain in Emery County, Utah where the family lived and worked the summers. One year they lived there through the winter. The family also homesteaded property on Shoemaker Wash near Desert Lake, Emery, County, Utah which became the family home. She worked hard to help the family build homes and cultivate the land, care for their animals and do the necessary things to prove up on the ground for the government to deed the properties to them.
She endured many hardships and trials in her life and saw many national crises. She was just a girl when World War I broke out. She married and had her first four children during the Great Depression of the 30s. By the time World War II came her last three children were born. They experienced living on $4 a month and using ration stamps to provide for many necessities from gasoline to clothing and food. Then the Korean War came and her oldest son served in that war.
Myron and Ada Willson together gave their family a wonderful family life. Being a hard worker all her life you could see her tending water, working in the fields, feeding and caring for the cows as well as taking care of her home until she was in her 80s. In the evening she would sit down to work on her quilting (she made hundreds for her family and others). She loved crocheting, knitting, tatting, and many other types of handiwork. There are only a few kinds of handiwork she has not been able to do. She always loved to learn new ideas and skills.
She loved poetry and songs. She could recite or sing many of the old time poems and ballads, for example "Bill Venero" which is about 15 verses long she sang at her 90th birthday party.
Myron and Ada Willson were watermasters for the Cleveland Huntington Irrigation Company. Ada worked in many of the organizations of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints from drama director, Primary Councilor and teacher. She was also janitor of the Elmo Ward Chapel. She has been very involved in the Daughters of Utah Pioneers. She was instrumental in obtaining the tithing granary for the Lily of the Valley Camp at Elmo, and moved it to its present location, and having a marker built which stands in the center of Elmo Town. She helped start and supported until she couldn't drive, the annual pheasant hunt lunches that the D.U.P. sponsors every year.
She took the responsibility of gathering names and dates of the people buried in many of the cemeteries in Emery County. She did the names for the Victor Cemetery and the Thayn Field in Desert Lake. The Elmo Cemetery she gathered the names and dates of the people buried there and those records compiled a history. She then had the cemetery surveyed, with a map of all the plots drawn up and the cemetery dedicated.
Our mother may be small in physical stature but in every way she is a giant. She is a giant in the hearts of her family. She has taught us love of family, honesty, integrity, courage, and many other values worth living by. Thanks to our mother for all her hard work as farmer, cow-girl, cook, seamstress, laundress, peacemaker, teacher and many unlisted titles. We thank you for all your love and support as well as sticking by each of us when we needed you. We your family are trying to live up to the example and hope we can live worthy to be with you and daddy in the eternities.
"I'm Not Here"
Don't stand by my grave and weep, For I'm not there I do not sleep.
I am a thousand winds that blow,
I am the diamond glint on snow. I am the sunshine on ripened grain,
I am the gentle autumn rain.
When you awaken in the morning hush
I am the swift uplift rush.
Of quiet birds in circle flight, I am the soft stars that shine at night.
Do not stand at my grave and cry, I am not there I did not die.
Funeral services will be held at the Elmo LDS Chapel (199 East Main) on Wednesday, Jan. 19, 2011 at 1 p.m. A viewing will be held on Tuesday, Jan. 18, 2011 from 6-8 p.m. and on Wednesday from 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. both at the Elmo LDS Chapel. Interment in the Elmo Cemetery. Services are in the care of Fausett Mortuary. Friends and family may sign the guest book and share memories of Ada Marie at www.fausettmortuary.com.


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Biochemistry was introduced as a separate subject at NUI, Galway in 1963. To celebrate the 50th anniversary of our foundation as a department within the University, the Discipline of Biochemistry hosted a one-day Symposium at NUI Galway on Thursday July 10th 2014. The Symposium was attended by distinguished speakers coming from the USA, Australia and Ireland, as well as alumni of Biochemistry and Biotechnology, and the current staff of the Discipline.
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Biochemistry seeks to understand how living organisms work. With this aim biochemistry, the study of biomolecules, now encompasses all of the molecular and cellular life sciences. Scientific topics falling under the broad description of biochemistry include genetics, immunology, virology, developmental biology, neurobiology, cell biology and structural biology. Research into biochemistry drives medical research into diseases ranging from cancer to AIDS to cystic fibrosis to malaria and biochemistry has been at the core of the biotechnology revolution. A recent milestone in biochemistry was the completion of the Human Genome Project. There has never been a better time to study biochemistry. A career in biochemistry can go in many directions: medical or veterinary research, pharmaceutical R & D, forensic science, food science and technology are among the potential areas in which biochemistry graduates find employment.
The Discipline is highly active in research, having secured significant research funding from national and international sources in recent years, and in teaching, where about 400 undergraduate students following different degree courses study biochemistry during any one year. We have a highly international environment, with approximately 100 staff members and research students coming from about twenty-five countries around the world. We also engage in numerous international collaborations in our various research topics and students from the Discipline frequently take part in such collaborations.
For general information, please contact:
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Narrow driveways with inches to spare on each side. Overgrown roadways with bushes and tree branches sticking out into the center. Crowded garages filled with bicycles and lawn equipment strewn everywhere. Supermarket parking lots where shoppers push their carts errantly close to get by.
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Date Mar 28, 2013
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Graduate Salute will be held in the UIS Bookstore (located on the first floor of Founders Hall) March 28, 29 and 30. This event will be sponsored by the UIS Bookstore and Jostens. During this time, caps and gowns will be available for purchase. Additional graduation merchandise will be available on site for purchase including class rings, diploma frames, and announcements.
Without your cap and gown purchase, we will not know of your intent to participate. Therefore, you MUST purchase your cap and gown during Graduate Salute if you wish to participate in the 2013 Commencement Ceremony.
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Pathology of Gunshot Wounds - Recognizing and Collecting Firearms Evidence
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- E - Firearms and Impression Evidence Program
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California Criminalistics Institute / Sacramento or Los Angeles
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SEE S115: Pathology of Wounds. This two-day course is designed for the medical and forensic professional who may investigate firearm related injuries. Recognizing such evidence and its proper collection will be covered. Interpretation of wounds and wound patterns will be stressed.
Dr. Frank Sheridan, Chief Medical Examiner, San Bernardino County. Lucien Haag, Forensic Science Services Inc.
Teaching Methods:
Lecture and PowerPoint
The field of firearms is diverse, encompassing many years of products and development. When firearms or ammunition become evidence it is important for medical professionals and forensic experts to be able to recognize, collect and properly interpret such evidence. Topics will include firearms, ammunition, gunshot residue, gunpowder and shot patterns, clothing exams, wounding mechanisms and proper documentation.
None, but preference will be given to pathologists, nurses, paramedics and forensic field investigators.
Firearms nomenclature pre-reading package
No cost to POST supported or State of California based Law Enforcement agencies. A $240.00 tuition fee will be required of all other public agency, private sector, or out-of-state applicants.


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Dear Asce,
I can't for the life of me remember what this site was originally called! Its bugging me and im afraid if I keep thinking about it I will get a brain aneurysm :-(
Its kinda sad seeing that ive been here since the beginning of time lol.
Thanks in advanced O-smartest-of-pants,


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Converse Chuck Taylor All Star Shoreline Sneaker - Womens
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Same great design as the famous USMC Knife, but made with modern materials. The oval handle is constructed of sturdy Kraton G thermoplastic elastomer, and the blade is epoxy powder coated, high carbon steel with a razor sharp edge. Each knife comes complete with a black leather sheath.
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The first annual John Wesley Powell Days was held over the weekend of June 18-19. The fun began on Friday night with a talent show in the John Wesley Powell River History Museum theater. Many participants displayed their talents, and in the end, there was no winner because they were all winners.
The next morning, the Close-Up Club from Green River High School prepared a full ham, eggs and pancake breakfast for everyone who showed up. Following breakfast, the fun began with games for everyone. Outside was horseshoes, basketball, jump rope, hopscotch, relay races, sack races, wheelbarrow races, ring toss, volleyball and water balloon competitions.
Indoors for those who wanted less athletic games, there was scrabble, checkers, chess, Yahtzee and bingo. For lunch, everyone went their separate ways and met back up again for karaoke in the museum theater.
Dinner began at 6 p.m. with a wiener roast in the memorial park at the museum. It was hosted by Green River City. Tom Burr's root beer was the highlight of dinner, followed by a marshmallow roast.
The festivities were topped off with a drawing for a Joe Venus picture, cowboy poet Allan Clark and musician LaVar Wells. The band Out the Back Door performed country, folk and rock music with dancing in the parking lot of the museum.


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As you've likely noticed, preppy's back in a big way. And while I've always harbored a secret crush on its blueblood cool, I have a hard time integrating uptown-inflected pieces into my downtown-eclectic style. How to make this classic style look more Crossroads, less Pencey Prep? 3 tips (courtesy of my extensive research and a few trips through our American Beauty feature):
1. Play It Against Type
Beneath that coiffed, country-club veneer, preppy's got a debauched side that's dying to get out. How do I know? Check out what destroyed denim or tie-dye skinnies do for a button-down or blazer. Suddenly the look is more Kim Gordon, less Cindy McCain.
2. Keep an Eye Toward Proportion
Cardigan plus below-the-knee skirt? To quote the venerable Tim Gunn, it's "the express train to Dowdyville." Cardigan plus hot-to-trot short-shorts, on the other hand, strikes a cool balance of sexy and bookish. Or, take your cues from the Alexander Wang fall runway and style an oversized button-down with an underwear-as-outerwear bra, second-skin leggings, and platforms. It's the mix of body-con and boyish that makes it chic.
3. Make It Personal
Put aside your preconceived notions about preppy: e.g. that it demands to be accessorized with pearls and ballet flats. Instead, think of classic pieces as blank slates open to interpretation. Take something that's the soul of preppy, a seersucker blazer, for example. You can style it dominatrix-preppy with platform pumps and a studded cuff, hippie-preppy with wood-heeled sandals and crochet, or rocker-preppy with ripped jeans and a shredded tank. The possibilities are, as they say, endless. The point is to let your personal style come through.