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Your Trade Deadline Primer
Kent Wilson
March 01 2010 03:06PM
With the Olympics over and the trade deadline a mere two days away, today feels a bit like the eye of the storm. Flames Nation has a number of Calgary focused articles in the hopper, but for now here's a general overview of what to expect on Wednesday.
Sellers - Who's Available:
Atlanta Thrashers - Colby Armstrong, Slava Kozlov, Max Afinogenov
Carolina Hurricanes - Aaron Ward, Ray Whitney, Scott Walker, Joe Corvo
Columbus Blue Jackets- Raffi Torres, Fred Modin
Edmonton OIlers - Everybody over the age of 25
Florida Panthers - Rostislav Olesz, Radek Dvorak,
Jordan Leopold, Dennis Seidenberg, Kamil Kreps
New York Islanders - Doug Weight, Andy Sutton, Martin Biron, Richard Park
St. Louis Blue - Paul Kariya, Keith Tkachuk, Darryl Sydor
Toronto Maple Leafs - Alexei Ponikarovsky, Lee Stempniak, Wayne Primeau, Tomas Kaberle (?)
Buyers - Wants/needs:
Anaheim Ducks - offensive depth
Boston Bruins - offensive impact player, veteran defender
Calgary Flames - Offensive impact player, back-up goalie
Chicago Blackhawks - Established goaltender
Dallas Stars - Offensive and defensive depth
Detroit Red Wings - Offensive depth
Los Angeles Kings - Offensive depth, goaltending
Montreal Canadiens - Impact forwards, offensive depth
Nashville - Impact forwards, offensive depth
Ottawa - Defensive depth
Philadelphia - Goaltending
Reading the tea leaves on trade deadline day is tough. There are always a few obvious moves, but they are typically surrounded by a litany of trades that would have been nearly impossible to predict. In addition, sometimes sellers will deal with each other as long as their haves/needs matchup and they aren't direct rivals. As such, this handy "cheat sheet" isn't exhaustive, but it does give one the lay of the land.
Anyone over 25 huh Kent? Sounds good up here!
*looks WAAAAAAAY down the standings to find the Oilers nods in agreement with the statement above*


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The Land explores evolving interpretations of the Australian landscape.
The early agricultural development of rural Australia by European settlers has provided some of the most enduring myths about Australian identity. By the beginning of the 20th century agriculture had delivered enormous material benefits to pastoralists, and initial anxieties about the untamed quality of the Bush had been replaced by feelings of expansive pride.
At the time of Federation, Australia was a largely urban society looking to the country for the natural resources that guaranteed national prosperity. Many artists continued the tradition of landscape painting en plein air [in the open air] that had been espoused by the painters of the Heidelberg School towards the end of the 19th century.
As the centre of the continent became more accessible by air and road, artists discovered the desert - a landscape that provided an irresistible metaphor for a world ravaged by war. Artists have responded variously to the impact of fire, flood, drought, cyclone and even rabbit plague - those moments when nature has risen up in full fury have not only emphasised the resilience of its victims, but unified the nation in support.
In the work of Aboriginal artists a profoundly spiritual connection with the land is given expression and, in this section, works by artists from Arnhem Land and the desert are shown alongside paintings by white Australians. Interesting reverberations and connections between these two distinctly different but compatible cultures occur.
In recent times, as the environment and its degradation have become pressing concerns, artists have rediscovered the unique and fertile aspects of the land, but as wilderness, not as a source of wheat and wool.
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Pamela June Singer
Funeral services for lifelong Aneth, Utah, resident Pamela June Singer will be held at 10 a.m. on Friday, Feb. 14 at Ertel Memorial Chapel. Interment will follow at Cortez Cemetery.
Visitation has been scheduled for Friday at 9 a.m. at the funeral home.
Pamela was born Nov. 28, 1954 in Shiprock, N.M., the daughter of Ambrose and Elsie (Tso) Harvey. She passed away on Friday, Feb. 7, 2014 in Salt Lake City, Utah at the age of 59.
Using her hands, Pamela was a silversmith and a seamstress. She enjoyed playing the guitar and singing gospel music. Pamela was also a wonderful cook and her family enjoyed being invited to her home to eat.
Surviving Pamela are her husband, Charles Singer Sr. of Aneth, Utah; children, Delphine Whitehorse and husband, Norbert of The Woodlands, Tex., Burl Singer and wife, Luciana of Cortez, Cheryl Cano and Darwin James of Aneth, Utah, Charlesena Singer and husband, Sheldon Bellison of Montezuma Creek, Utah, Bruno Singer of Aneth, Utah, and Charles Singer Jr. and significant other, Keana Thomas of Montezuma Creek, Utah; twelve grandchildren; two granddogs; and siblings, Loretta Mitchell and husband, Herman of Salt Lake City, Utah, Andrew Harvey Sr. and wife, Annie of Teec Nos Pos, Ariz., Mary Rose Lee and husband, Gary Lee Sr. of Aneth, Utah, Charlotte Martinez and husband, Rogelio Jr. of Cordes Junction, Ariz., and Calvert Harvey and wife, Rosalinda of Arizona. She was preceded in death by her parents, Ambrose and Elsie Harvey.
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Gary Lloyd Noyes, the eternal companion to Elizabeth Roxanne Randall Noyes, the loving and devoted father to Bonnie, Kelsie, Baylie, Wade, and Drew, the kind and loving grandfather to Randy, Nicholas, Brayden, Tyson, and Jesse, passed away on Sunday, Sept. 12, 2010, at the age of 57, after a courageous battle with esophageal cancer and emphysema. Gary will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved him.
Gary was born June 30, 1953, to Lloyd David and Hope Grace Mortensen Noyes in Price, Utah, and spent most of his life in Carbon County. He moved to Cleveland, Emery County, Utah, after his marriage to his eternal sweetheart, Roxanne, on Feb. 23, 2008, which was later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple on Sept. 5, 2009.
Gary was preceded in death by his two precious children, Kimberlee Ann and Jason Gary Noyes, his grandparents, and numerous aunts, uncles, and cousins.
He is survived by his wife, Roxanne Noyes of Cleveland; parents, Lloyd (Hope) Noyes of Price; sister, Peggy Young of Wellington; brother, David (Janet) Noyes of Price; sister, Brenda (Mark) Dube of Tennessee; daughter, Bonnie (Michael) Tucker of San Diego; step-children: Kelsie (Richard) Simmons of Wellington, Baylie (Robert) Thomas of Price, Wade Bohn of Cleveland, and Drew Bohn of Wellington; and his five grandsons: Randy and Nicholas Badgett of California, Brayden and Tyson Thomas of Price, and Jesse Simmons of Wellington.
Gary was very happy and proud that after many years of being, quote, "in-active" in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, he returned and enjoyed full church participation. He enjoyed doing temple work for deceased family members which was one of his favorite pastimes while he was still healthy enough to do it.
Funeral services will be held Thursday, Sept. 16, 2010, at 11 a.m. at the Cleveland LDS Chapel (355 West 100 North, Cleveland). There will be a viewing Wednesday, Sept. 15, 2010, from 6-8 p.m. at the church and Thursday from 9:30-10:30 a.m. prior to the services. Interment will be at 3 p.m. at the Wellington City Cemetery. Services are in the care of Fausett Mortuary. Family and friends may share memories of Gary and sign the guestbook at www.fausettmortuary.com.
We will dearly miss this special man who brought so much joy and happiness to our lives for the short time he was in it. We will be eternally grateful for all he has blessed us with. May he rest in peace.


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Skip to comments.Matthews: We Voted For The Patriotic And Inclusive Obama, Now Hes Just Elitist
Posted on 11/01/2010 3:32:10 PM PDT by Biggirl
Wow, is Chris Mathews now starting to see the light of truth about President Barak Obama and the Democrats in light of the upcoming mid-term elections come tomorrow?
I sense that Chris Mathews is waking up to the reality that as Americans go to the voting booths tomorrow, Tuesday November 2, 2010 for Election Day and the mid-term elections that is starting to look like a major political earthquake that will make the mid-terms of 1994″ look like a walk in the park.
From what I have seen in this video, Mr. Mathews is NOT VERY HAPPY with how President Obama has been acting as President, acting more and more like elitist Mr. Mathews state that President Obama has become. Well Mr. Mathews you are coming to terms with the reality that the man who YOU SAID ONLY TWO YEARS AGO he had given you chills up your legs now you sense has betrayed you!
Well Chris, KNOW THIS come tomorrow MANY AMERICANS, including myself are going to the polls to vote to do REAL HOPE AND CHANGE, THE RIGHT WAY.
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Mathews is slowly coming around to what most of us saw immediately; Obama's quite slow witted and couldn't use a tinkertoy set to build a cube.
Chris Matthews lies. There was never anything patriotic in Obama's rhetoric.
He dissed the flag pin (although he's back to wearing one now that his poll numbers are in the tank and mid-term elections are here).
He has repeatedly dropped references to The Creator from who our basic rights come.
His wife said that she'd never been proud of this country in her adult life until he became president. He's spent all of his time abroad dissing this nation and every president who ever came before him.
He doesn't exhibit patriotism. He isn't manning up to the job of America's President.
Mathews is not seeing the light — he just wants to keep his job.
I think Mathews is coming to terms that tomorrow will be a political tsunami of historic reality.
Nah. I watched the entire video through an earlier thread. His point was, the policy's fine. Obama blew it in trying to sell it. It's the same ol' "we're dumb" garbage they've been giving us the entire election cycle. Instead of playing the elitist, he should have stayed the "everyman's" Obama Chrissy thought he was during the '08 campaign.
Mathews is preparing his few fans for what WILL BE HAPPENING come tomorrow night.
If Mathews voted for Obama because he was patriotic and inclusive, he is a bigger idiot than I thought.
Matthews is a "sidekick" personality— always sucking up to the cool kids of the moment, as if he can get a little bit of the cool to rub off on himself.
Even the progressives are repulsed by the guy, I'm surprised he has any viewers.
The Left is delusional that their decades old socialist agenda is being rejected yet again by the masses.
They say that "socialist" is a loaded term yet people resoundly reject socialism in this country when it is identified as such.
Barack Sh*theel Obama mocked "teabaggers" (his own staff used that term) with supposed protesters saying "I don't want socialized medicine and leave my medicare alone...".
They can't debate their plan. They can't debate the opposition to it. All they can do, it create phony arguments against it.
Barry lied to a joint session of Congress when he spoke of his plan. And he had the balls to call his critics "liars" and even to say that those opposing his plan are sinners who "bear false witness". This from a phony Christian.
Chrissy is going to ned a new jacket... one with long sleeves that wrap around and tie behind his back...if he doesn't spontaneously combust sometime tomorrow evening as results come in...
Obama is doing interviews w ryan seacrest foer gods sake!
Matthews = opportunist
I won't believe any of the liberal news people until they start revealing that abortions increase the odds of breast cancer by 193%!
That's planned parenthood all right, wouldn't you say? Get rid of the baby, then get rid of the mom. What is this? Population control?
I have a link to an article I posted a couple of days on my web site. www.janereinheimer.com
"Mathews is not seeing the light he just wants to keep his job."
Bingo! We have a winner!
Guess the thrill (up his leg) is gone!!!
Watch for Mathews tomorrow night screaming in agony over this political earthquake.
Chrissy is helping to clear the way for HILLARY! Chrissy would NEVER abandon a LEFTIST under any circumstances—unless the Clinton Crime Syndicate demanded. This is part of a pattern of negative hit pieces that are popping up all over the place in the Leftist media.
And Rahm Emanuel is a former Clintonista as well. Just think ab out what Rahm knows that could take out the Kenyan
Thrill now moving down leg instead. Just like electrical current gets grounded.
Some people would argue with you when you say "never." You'd have to go back through every speech to establish that.
But this was more of an "eye of the beholder" thing. Matthews didn't respond to what Obama was actually saying, but to the image he imposed on Obama of the second coming of Kennedy and King.
It was like that with a lot of Obama voters. They wanted and needed him to be patriotic, inclusive, intellectual or heroic and they just assumed he was those things and more.
Something like that happens in many elections, but the gap between what people convince themselves is true and the evidence they actually have supporting their belief is rarely if ever so large as it was in 2008.
Unless extensive use of adult beverages and other mood altering substances is confirmed, I strongly suspect that "a shiver up my leg" Mathews has come to the realization that continued support of Obama will impact his future personal finances.
Hopefully there will multiple MSM outlets that attract the TEA Party's attention and are faced with either taking large income cuts or resuming real reporting issues. When it comes to putting their personal paychecks on the line or changing their tune, individually and collectively, which way to you really expect these artificial creatures (almost called them people) to jump?
He didn't explain them to the dumb American People.
On the contrary. It is my assertion. Someone, anyone, needs only find one positive/patriotic remark about the American way made by President Barack Obama that is not him tooting his own trumpet about how much better President Obama is than all others who came before him.
Good luck finding one. He's a lifelong red diaper doper baby and loathes America.
In short, Chris Matthews is admitting that the "hip guy" he once thought was so cool is really a douchebag.
In 2008 Obama peed on Chrissy's leg to give the media giant a warm, tingly feeling. Now Chrissy is longing for that warm happy feeling again.
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A public hearing was held in Green River on Aug. 20 to discuss a property tax increase. The city was proposing to increase its property tax revenue. The proposed tax rate would have raised the tax on a $50,000 home to $89.38 and the tax on a business to $162.50. Mayor Glen Johnson said the property tax increase would raise $100,000 for the City of Green River. The purpose of the hearing was to hear comments from Green River citizens in regards to the tax increase. Currently the property tax revenue which the city collects is $0. A tax increase would generate a revenue increase of 100 percent.
Mayor Johnson outlined the procedure for giving comments which required a trip to the microphone and stating your name for the recorder. The first citizen to speak said he is opposed to any property tax increase. He feels the property owners are singled out every time and the people who don't own any property get off scott-free. He felt a sales tax was more fair.
It was later explained that the sales tax is being collected at its maximum level set by the legislature and that type of tax was not an alternative. The mayor explained the average would be about $100 per average homeowner. Mayor Johnson explained the resort community tax which required Green River City to reduce their taxes equal to the amount which was collected on the resort community tax in its first year. The property tax was taken off at that time to meet that requirement.
One citizen wondered why a tax was needed. The mayor said they are concerned about the economy in Green River City. He said the revenue raised from the property tax would be used to install curb and gutter and build streets. "We don't have any money to do that," he said.
Councilman Tom Burr said that he receives many requests from citizens wanting curb and gutter. He said they need to prioritize the needs of the Green River citizens. If the property tax is added back on, you and I will pay some of it because the people are taxed at 55 percent of the assessed value but the businesses are taxed at 100 percent of their assessed value.
One citizen expressed concern over the exclusion of Green River from the Castle Valley Special Service District on the west end of the county. She said there are a lot of people living in Green River who are on fixed incomes and cannot afford a tax. She also mentioned railroad taxes and payments in lieu of taxes concerning the missile base. She said at one time they had said no to the district, but have said yes many times since then. Emery County has an obligation to this end of the county, she said.
One citizen mentioned that their business is down 20 percent and they have had to make cuts in employees and inventories and are against the tax. "We have a transient population that just moves in and out, we have around 600 permanent citizens and a tax of $100,000 on 600 people is just too much," the citizen said.
The next citizen to speak said that curb and gutter is nice and it is good for business. The next citizen said that the tax is too costly for young families. She thinks the property values are assessed at the same rate as properties in Salt Lake. "Let's look at something else, people would have to rob Peter to pay Paul if their taxes were increased."
Emery County Commissioner Randy Johnson came into the meeting and was asked a question about how the CVSSD works. He said it operates according to how it was set up by Utah Power, now PacifiCorp. They at one time paid 85 percent of the taxes in the county. They were the instrumental party and this was approved by the tax payers. The expansion of the CVSSD could only come with PacifiCorp approval. There is also a liabilities debt involved. Mineral lease production is down. Money not only went to the CVSSD but also to the Special Service District #1, the fire district, recreation district and the municipal building authority.
CVSSD is also funded with tax dollars and would need taxpayer approval to move down here. A royalty is paid on all mineral lease production funds. This royalty is paid to the federal government and half of that money comes back to the state which produced the mineral. Forty percent of that half is returned to the county of origin. Emery County is one of the top three counties. "We have helped fund projects all over the state with our mineral production," said Commissioner Johnson. He also mentioned the judgment levy which has been approved to be assessed to recoup the tax money which will be rebated to the centrally assessed properties to the tune of $347,000 for Emery County and $118,000 for the CVSSD. The judgment levy is a temporary one year tax to cover the cost of the appeals.
The service area the CVSSD would cover was agreed to in the original plan. "I have been working on including Green River in the CVSSD for some time and have talked to PacifiCorp regarding it. They will see how all taxpayers would benefit from it, but we are working on it," Commissioner Johnson said.
One citizen wondered how much money is collected from the railroad. Commissioner Johnson said he didn't know for sure but the amount was not substantial.
One citizen had a question about what collected taxes could be used for. Mayor Johnson explained that taxes collected from the transient room tax must be used for tourist related activities and that their portion of this tax goes to the John Wesley Powell River Museum to help with expenses. A property tax is not to be used for the operation of an enterprise fund such as water or sewer.
The next citizen said he opposed any increases. His health insurance has gone up $40 per month and he can't afford any more. He suggested they look at cutting spending in the budget. Councilman Ben Coomer said they are currently collecting all allowable taxes except for a restaurant tax which Emery County does not charge.
One citizen mentioned that in her understanding Grand County had petitioned the legislature with a request to take a portion of the transient room tax to be used for impacts which are created by tourists. She thought the legislature had approved this request.
It was noted that at the present time Emery County collects $18,000 a year in transient room tax. Green River City collects $40,000. Norma Dean Hawkinson from the travel bureau said that when Emery County is able to collect the transient room tax it will help and be good but it will not bring in millions of dollars. It will help the museums but there will not be a lot left for curb and gutter. It was pointed out that transient room tax could be used to help the museum and then the money that Green River City subsidizes the museum with could possibly be used for other things.
The next citizen was concerned about a possible zoning change he had heard might take place. He has 200 acres just out of town and was concerned about the changes and any possible tax increases. He was assured that no such zoning changes are in the works.
The next citizen spoke of the need to increase the number of visitors to Green River and the visibility of Emery County and Green River. We need to advertise Green River as a destination. Tourism is clean industry. Mayor Johnson reminded her that it takes money to advertise.
Mayor Johnson reminded everyone that the projected $100,000 of the tax increase had been projected into the budget. He went over the various department budgets and where the city stands financially. They will have to cut if the tax increase is not approved.
The next citizen had a business in Green River which she sold last year. She said she is not opposed to the tax and that the money could be used effectively on both ends of town. She mentioned the curb appeal of a business and how important it is that the businesses look good. She also said that exit 129 would be a good place for a visitor's center should the monument proposal go through.
Mayor Johnson then asked the council members if they would like to voice an opinion on the issue. Coomer said he would like to see revenue generated through business in the city. "It looks like we are headed in the direction of having a solid waste landfill here. I think we can get by without raising taxes. I am opposed to a dump coming in, but if it's going to come in then we should utilize it and do the best thing for the tax payers. I think we can get by for a year or two."
Arden Sherrill said, "I get a lot of requests for curb and gutter that we can't fill. I think as a fill in the gap measure, that it's necessary. I'll be hit as hard as anyone else."
Carol Ekker said it would hurt people with fixed incomes and to try to find another way. Doug Richards said "I am a young person just starting out and I think citizens need to take pride in their community and give a little back to make it look nice. We have some drainage problems it would be nice to fix. I'm willing to make a sacrifice to pay the tax, maybe stay and work to pay for it and not go on vacation. I have a fixed income too. In looking at the landfill, I hope it goes through. We need a solid economic base so a family can come in and not have to worry about working two jobs. The average wage of a Green River family is $20,000 a year with the mother and father both making minimum wage. It would hit everyone but maybe we could sacrifice to cover these things. If there isn't a property tax then maybe people who want curb and gutter might have to do it themselves."
It was pointed out that a lot of people rely on the city for help. Richards pointed out the need to prioritize projects for the city and one is curb and gutter. This list should be made known to the public. The public hearing was then brought to a close. The council went into a work group meeting where they voted on the proposed tax increase.
The proposal to collect property taxes of $75,000 failed with a vote of three to two. The original proposal to increase property taxes to collect $100,000 was voted down by the council by a vote of 4-1.
Mayor Johnson expressed disappointment at the outcome of the vote. He said they will have to decrease the budget by $100,000 by cutting money from department budgets. Other avenues will have to be looked at and addressed.
The city is currently subsidizing water and sewer expenses and increased user fees might be an option. The mayor expressed reservations in borrowing any money to fund projects, because of the debt service which Green River already carries because of the recently built water plant and improvements to the sewer system. He will look at submitting applications for grants to rural development agencies and the community impact board. Green River is also in need of a new fire station and Mayor Johnson said he will explore all options in getting some needed funds for the city.


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Vegas Vacation and trainer Casie Coleman won the 68th running of the Little Brown Jug in straight heats Thursday at the Delaware County Fair.
A horse must win twice to be declared the Little Brown Jug winner. Vegas Vacation, driven by Brian Sears, won his first heat in 1:50 and captured the second heat with an identical time, beating Urbanite Hanover by two lengths. Coleman's Lucan Hanover finished third.
Vegas Vacation's combined time of 3:40 established the two-heat world record for 3-year-old gelding pacers on a half-mile track.
Coleman won last year's Jug with Michael's Power and became the first trainer since Tom Artandi in 1988-89 to win the race in consecutive seasons. Sears had never won the Jug prior to Thursday.
"It's the Jug. Simply put," Coleman said. "It's great coming before a crowd like this that loves harness racing and $550,000 isn't too bad, either."
The Little Brown Jug, with a total purse of $552,551, is the second jewel in the Pacing Triple Crown. Captaintreacherous, who was not entered in the Jug, won the first, the Cane Pace, on Sept. 2.
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This historical courthouse, built in 1872 for $155,000 and still in use today, features its original stone, brick and walnut detail.
This Western Illinois University gallery is dedicated to the study of culture and the arts.
This museum preserves Henderson County's rural American heritage, with the primary focus of the exhibits on the first half of the 20th century.
Western Illinois University Agricultural Department
Explore the Allison Research and Demonstration area, which has historically been farmed without the use of pesticides and limited amounts of commercial fertilizer. The university also has a bull and ram test station.
Deputy U.S. Marshal Wyatt Earp, an American hero who helped tame the Wild West, was born in Monmouth in 1848. Visit his birthplace and see historical documents and artifacts that tell the story of this great American hero. Tours by appointment only.
This two-story brick home, owned by town founder Joseph Blandin, is said to have been visited by Abraham Lincoln during his 1858 campaign against Stephen Douglas. The museum features artifacts from Blandinsville's rich history.
Located in the former home of Justus Schlotzhauer, advance man for Ringling Brothers Circus, this museum focuses on local river history.
The museum offers agricultural history exhibits and programs from the period 1820-1920 when horses were the man source of power for farming and transportation. With 6000 square feet of display area featuring eight interactive touchscreen kiosks with 80 video clips making Henderson county horse era come alive again. Over 50 equipment pieces are on exhibit.
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The battle lines were drawn as Union soldiers charged into Confederate territory and partook in the re-creation of the single bloodiest day in American history.
And for the SkyView Academy fifth-graders, who got to act out the Battle of Antietam May 7 at Chatfield State Park, it will no doubt be a day they never forget.
"Sometimes learning about history can be a little boring and tedious, but getting to act it out is really fun," said Cambrie Vergeire, who played the part of a private in the Confederate army. "I've always wanted to be an actor so it was a chance to see what that's like and we also got to learn about what it is like to be a soldier, all the walking and marching and having guns. It's good we don't have to go through what they did."
Cambrie will not only take her lessons learned with her, but will have the chance to watch her acting debut after a 30-minute DVD of the battle is compiled. The school, which joined up with Colorado Academy on its field trip, partnered for the second consecutive year with You Can Live History, a Colorado nonprofit that has reached more than 100,000 students in 22 years throughout Colorado and Wyoming, putting together re-enactments, filming them, and educating the students about the battles.
"There were 23,000 soldiers killed, missing or wounded during 12 hours in the Battle of Antietam," said Darrell Osburn, president and founder of the organization. "To put it in perspective, on 9/11 we lost 3,000 people in one day, and the population of the United States was almost exactly one-tenth what it is now back then. People don't realize what a big deal it was. It affects our nation and our politics to this day."
Osburn said the goal of the re-enactments is to get the students excited about history, and that the more they learn about war, the more he hopes they will work for peace.
That goal resonated with fifth-grader Maxim Grenier, who entered the re-enactment with a passion for history and a desire to someday become a soldier. Afterward, Maxim said he no longer wanted to be a soldier.
"I comprehended what it was like being right in the middle of battle and getting to feel what the soldiers felt with all the casualties and people dying around them," said Maxim, who portrayed a Confederate sergeant major.
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This A list mostly movie actor likes to have the public think he is still with his mostly movie actress wife, but this holiday weekend he had the kids and his new girlfriend and the wife was all alone.
All guesses must be The AffleckReplyCancel
Sandy's probably right. Though I'm holding out hope Danny Zucko made a run for it.ReplyCancel
Michael DouglasReplyCancel
Antonio banderas.ReplyCancel
On the Micheal Douglas train.ReplyCancel
Hope it's not Ben and Jen or Michael and Catherine… but quite possible in Hollyweird.ReplyCancel
If it's Douglas,who is all the happy couple pretence for? Get out and get on with their respective lives.ReplyCancel
Will Smith,DeVito etcReplyCancel
Douglas train as well.ReplyCancel
I'd say Douglas over Affleck. Douglas has bigger balls.ReplyCancel
I would have ALS guessed Will Smith but Jayden was shacking up with PMK's youngest Ho at that fiasco so Will would have had only 1 kid to take carousing.ReplyCancel
I'll throw out Bardeem just for a different guessReplyCancel
Hayden, i think its for her fragile mental state. Mb she thinks if divorced, it will be seen as her weakness and she wont get to work again. What interests me is the girlfriend. Why wld she want to take on all his baggage- son in jail, fragile wife, kids with learning problems, aging father who may or may not have been rapist, his having had cancer, his reputation as serial screwer- i mean, any one or two of these things, ok, but all of them? No way pour moi!ReplyCancel
@auntliddy,good analysis,I agree 100%ReplyCancel
If you are introducing the kids to the new girlfriend, mom must already know and this is a separation arrangement – you can be separated legally and live under the same roof if you feel that is best for the kids/appearances etc but you can be sure the kids will spill the beans to mom if she didn't already know and that's cruel to put on any kids.ReplyCancel
Denzel WashingtonReplyCancel
Would be sad if it was Douglas, czj is not a well woman, I can't believe she would have custody,ReplyCancel
Wow, that's good and to think he used to be so hot. At least I thought he was. All I see now is Liberace.ReplyCancel
Russell Crowe just to be different. Though we all know they're separated, at least. I don't want to believe the Douglases. He just went on TV saying they're back together. It would be stupid to lie. Besides, they're made for each other. They're both too neurotic and they've both been through too much to be with anyone else at this point.ReplyCancel
Affleck is all movie, Douglas fits.ReplyCancel
I was thinking Will Smith, until I realized that he would be with a boyfriend, not a girlfriend, and he wouldn't have his kids with him, because that would involve supervising those kids in some way, shape or form.ReplyCancel
Twitter's got Douglas and Catherine playing golf in a tournament yesterday.if this togetherness is a pr scam,it's very complex,including red carpet appearances and romantic weekends away.ReplyCancel
Affleck as «mostly movie».has done tv and directed.ReplyCancel


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ATC 20 Post Earthquake Safety Evaluations of Buildings
August 19, 2010
Little Rock, Arkansas
an earthquake or a catastrophic disaster, there is an immediate need
for damaged building inspections. Citizens must be kept from using
unsafe buildings. Likewise, safe shelter must be provided for those
left homeless. It is essential that qualified inspectors quickly
identify safe and unsafe structures. A city's building inspection staff
may become overloaded and need more help. This process is known as ATC20, or Post Earthquake Safety Evaluation of Buildings.
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- Architects, professional engineers, building inspectors or skilled
construction industry personnel with at least 5 years of verifiable
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are willing to volunteer as building inspectors after a disaster.
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DBA T2 Slotted brake disc rotors are ideal for fast road applications. Using many of dba's patented race technologies the T2 range of slotted rotors will provide exceptional performance with smooth and quiet braking. T2 rotors are also suitable for heavy towing applications that generate excess heat during braking.
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Drew and Val LeRoy announce the marriage of their daughter BreAnne to Sean Mawhinney on June 13 in the Salt Lake Temple. A reception will be held in their honor on June 14 at the home of Drew and Val, 150 South 300 West in Orangeville from 6-8 p.m.
BreAnne is the granddaughter of Francy Handley of Huntington. Sean is the son of Bill and Kerrie Mawhinney of Salt Lake City and the grandson of Carol Mawhinney of Midvale, Bill and Margene Green of Englewood, Colo. and the great-grandson of Irma Prescott of Salt Lake City.
The couple will reside in Salt Lake where they will continue their educations at the University of Utah and Westminster College.
LuAnn Koch and Dan Whiteleather of Castle Dale announce the marriage of their daughter, Danielle Joy Whiteleather to Trenton Mark Tuttle, the son of Mark and Dickcie Tuttle of Orangeville. The couple will be married on June 21 at 3 p.m. in a garden wedding at the Jones' residence at 85 East Center in Orangeville followed by a garden reception from 7-9 p.m.
Danielle is a 2002 Emery High graduate and will be returning to the College of Eastern Utah for her second year in the fall and is presently working for Wackenhut Corporation. Trenton is a 1999 Emery High graduate and is presently working for Nielson Construction. The couple will make their home in Orangeville.
Godmother of the bride is Marion Winkley of Elmhurst, Ill. Grandparents of the groom are Bland and Selma Tuttle and Dick and Annalee Jones and great-grandmother Leah Justesen all of Orangeville.
Greg (T.J.) Bowker of Roosevelt and Toni (Scott) Behling of Sunnyside announce the marriage of their daughter Carmen Gail Bowker to Josh H. Humphrey, the son of Tom and Grace Humphrey of Orangeville.
They will be married June 14. A reception will be held in their honor that evening at 8 p.m. at the Carbon County Fairgrounds.
Carmen will continue her work at IFA and Josh will continue to work for Stilson Construction Company.
The couple will make their home in Orangeville.
Mike and Susan Faris and Brent Anderson announce the wedding of their daughter Tiffany Anderson to Mark Kerby, son of Mark and Lynnette Kerby and Cindi Curry on June 14.
A reception to honor the couple will be held on that evening from 7-9 p.m. at 3966 South 4580 West, in West Valley.
Sam Lindley of Littleton, Colo. announces the marriage of his daughter Erin to Jeremy D. Tannahill, son of Sherry and Scott Ford of Ferron. The couple was married on June 7 in the Denver LDS Temple. Erin is the daughter of the late Genet Lindley.
A reception was held June 7 in Englewood, Colo. An open house will be held in their honor June 14 at the Ferron Stake Center in Ferron from 6-8 p.m.
The couple will make their home in Tooele where Jeremy has accepted a teaching postition at Tooele High School. Erin will continue her education in the medical field where her goal is to be a nurse practitioner.
Barry P. and Julee Cook announce the marriage of their daughter Diane to Jaren Brant Patterick son of Tom and Janet Patterick.
The couple will be married on June 13 in the Manti LDS Temple. A reception will be held in their honor on June 14 at the Patterick residence located at 723 North 800 East in Price from 7-9 p.m.
Jaren in a 1999 graduate of Carbon High School. He served a two year mission in the Netherlands Amsterdam Mission. He is also a 2003 graduate of the College of Eastern Utah.
Diane is a 2001 graduate of Carbon High School and a 2003 graduate of the College of Eastern Utah where she earned and associates degree in Business.
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First Ever Meeting of the Dams and Development Forum
Nairobi, 8-9 July 2002 - Around 80 people, drawn from a broad range of backgrounds, attended the first ever meeting of the Dams and Development Forum. The Forum, representing governments, affected and indigenous peoples, utilities, non-governmental organizations, the private sector, financing institutions and other agencies, professional associations, researchers and groups working on alternatives to dams, is a key part of the recently established Dams and Development Project (DDP).
The Project was set up by UNEP last year in the wake of the report of the World Commission on Dams (WCD). The stated goal of the DDP is "to promote a dialogue on improving decision-making, planning and management of dams and their alternatives based on the WCD core values and strategic priorities".
This week's meeting considered issues such as developing a work programme for the DDP and developing guidance for the Forum's Steering Committee and UNEP.
The discussions form the basis for the direction of the DDP over the following year and describe the expected outcomes towards which the Steering Committee, UNEP and the DDP will strive. During the working sessions, delegates considered specific follow-up actions they can initiate within their own spheres of influence and identified the nature of support required from the DDP.
Klaus Toepfer, Executive Director of UNEP, said it was essential to continue the work that the WCD started through a "process of discussion and the exchange of ideas between all sides of the dams debate".
"We need to include everyone with an interest in dams in this process which is why we supported and established the Dams and Development Project. We aim to ensure that this body is active, imaginative and, above all, neutral in its day to day operation," he added.
The meeting came in advance of the World Summit on Sustainable Development (WSSD) which opens on 26 August in Johannesburg, South Africa. One issue here will be how to develop and implement so called Type II Projects between the private sector civil society and others in areas such as water, health and agriculture.
Mr. Toepfer told delegates at the Forum meeting that the Dams and Development Project, by bringing together so many disparate parties to work together on such a controversial and complex subject as dams, "was in many ways a blueprint or pilot for how such Type II Projects might work".
Notes to Editors: Reactions to the WCD report have been both positive and negative. It was the work of 12 independent Commissioners from all sides of the dams debate who gave their view of past performance and a way forward for the future. Since the report's launch in November 2000, there has been significant debate within countries and organisations around the world. Overall, there has been considerable support for the core values and strategic priorities of the WCD.
Conflicts over dam projects are however still intense. The focus in this follow-on phase is shifting from global to national discussions on the way forward and each country is responsible for determining its own response. The role of the DDP is to support these processes where requested and to encourage the multi-stakeholder character of the discussions leading to context specific proposals for policy and procedural reforms.
The Forum meeting will be followed by a meeting of the DDP Steering Committee to translate the guidance given by the multi-stakeholder groups into specific actions for the DDP.
The offices of the DDP are located at:UNEP Dams and Development Project, P.O. Box 16002 Vlaeberg, Cape Town 8018,South Africa
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Joe's Valley Marina and Cafe
Joe's Valley Marina and Cafe, located on the West side of the Lake, has been owned and operated by Sharpe and Seretia Show and family since July 25, 1979.
Sharpe and the kids had a dream that they could make a nice recreation area for the county and also those people from other places.
They decided to cater a dinner for the Association of Local Government their first year at the Marina. This event brought Exxon, and also Congressman Nielson's aide. Many others were also brought to the area.
They were so pleased with the response, they decided to cater for clubs, parties and family reunions. Several weddings have also been held at the Marina.
The most fun and excitement was Shawn Bradley's farewell party before he went on his mission. The Emery County Chamber of Commerce sponsored this event, so many people helped and came out.
Sharpe and the kids feel Seretia's kitchen has been what has kept them going. For years, she made all her own pies and breads. She even made the hamburger buns for years.
Even though several poor water years have come and gone, Sharpe still rents the boats and the docks he made and still maintains. Seretia still cooks and has her gift shop where she sells the crafts made by many local crafters.
Because of health reasons, the Marina is closed during the week and is open Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The Snows love the people and feel a great love for the business they have built, and will try to keep the Marina open this year. Hours of operation are 8 a.m.-6 p.m. for the kitchen and the shop is open 8 a.m.- 8 p.m. Sharpe goes up three day during the week to rent the boats and keep the Marina maintained.
Sharpe and Seretia and kids thank the Lord everyday for all the wonderful people who have supported and loved them for so many years. The Snows thank the Emery County Progress for giving them a chance to tell their story.
Trail Mountain Resort
Blaine Luke, operator of Trail Mountain Resort at Joe's Valley, has a variety of accommodations available for the visitor to the area. On the parcel of land, owned by the U. S. Forest Service, and leased on a long term basis to Luke, there are facilities to accommodate everyone. Blaine has retired from his Utah State Parks position and plans to spend much more time at the resort.
For the past six years, the drought has caused many boaters to stay away from Joe's Valley, but the water level is up this year and boats have access to the water. Not only is the lake great for water skiing, but the fishing is great also. Emery County is planning to construct a low water boat ramp in the near future that will enable access to the water no matter what the conditions.
Joe's Valley is the ideal place to spend a few days of a week away from the crowds and enjoy the outdoor experience. Blaine and the Trail Mountain Resort can provide visitors with camping spots, reunion sites, cabin rentals, and he has plans to open the restaurant next season.
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Family reunions and company parties would be great to have at Trail Mountain Resort. There is a nice, covered pavilion with tables to accommodate those needs. Showers and restrooms are available at the resort.
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The fires that raged in the Dandenong Ranges in February and March 1968 shocked the landscape artist Fred Williams into a new perception of the environment. As soon as the fires abated Williams explored and recorded the altered landscape:
'There is a huge gum tree that is smoking like a factory chimney - spend the next few hours making sketches of this ... I use clay and charcoal from the ground and grind it into the paper proper ... The sonorous colours tonight after the fire were something indeed ... the fine area is slowly turning green - orange.'
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Avalon Gay (Abbie) Davis-Parcel
Avalon Gay (Abbie) Davis-Parcel was born in Meeker, Colo. on May 24, 1936 to Jim and Ruth Wells. Abbie spent her youth in northern Colorado. She and her parents lived in Rifle, Craig and Rangely. Abbie graduated high school from Natrona County High School in Casper, Wyo. in 1954. During high school, she participated in swimming, rifle club and her true love, music and marching band.
On December 30, 1962 Abbie was united in marriage to Don Davis. Don and Abbie were the proud parents of two daughters. They made their home in Rangely, Colo. where they raised their family. Abbie was a homemaker and a wonderful mama, but also worked as a County Court Clerk, and later for Chevron U.S.A. Although divorced, Don and Abbie remained friends until Don's death in 2005.
In 1987, Abbie was married to Gerald (Jerry) Parcel. After their retirement from Chevron, Jerry and Abbie moved to Cortez to be closer to their daughters and grandsons. Abbie loved being outside, gardening and taking care of her yard. She also loved camping, fishing and spending time around a campfire. Abbie loved going to the casino with her friends, and winning the occasional jackpot was always a bonus, but it was spending time with her friend, Cathie, that she loved the most on those excursions. Another one of her loves in life were the many stray dogs who were blessed enough to find their way into mom's home and heart.
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Abbie was greatly loved and will be greatly missed by her daughter, Delon (Ricky) Espinoza; her daughter, Diane (Ray) Fox; and six grandsons, Cade (Lauren) Fox, Derek (Mayra) Fox, Devin Fox (Breanna), and Zachery, Alex and Nicholas Martinez. She was also very blessed with seven great grandchildren, Ryder, Jackson, Elijah, Reagan, Aizlin, Aiden and Malakai.
She had a wonderful relationship with her Lord and Savior and was a longtime member of the Episcopal Church.
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Dr. Thomas M. Chen is a professor in the College of Engineering at Swansea University, Swansea, United Kingdom. He has 22 years of research experience in academia and industry. Prior to joining Swansea University, he was an associate professor in electrical engineering at Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas, and a senior member of technical staff at GTE Research and Development Laboratories (now Verizon Labs), Waltham, Massachusetts. Dr. Chen has published widely on issues related to Internet security. His work has been supported by government agencies, such as the National Science Foundation and the Department of Homeland Security, and various companies, including Nortel Networks, Alcatel, and Sprint. He regularly collaborates with researchers in major security companies. Recently he has been involved in an interdisciplinary research project in cyber terrorism with colleagues in law and political science at Swansea University. Dr. Chen holds B.S. and M.S. degrees from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a Ph.D. in electrical engineering from the University of California, Berkeley.
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Thomas Buttersworth (5 May 1768 – November 1842) was an English seaman of the Napoleonic wars period who became a marine painter. He produced works to commission, and was little exhibited during his lifetime.
Butterworth was born on the Isle of Wight. He enlisted in the Royal Navy in London in 1795, and served on HMS Caroline during the wars with France, before being invalided home from Minorca in 1800.
The National Maritime Museum in London has 27 watercolours by him, several of which are mounted on sheets from 18th century printed signal and muster books. He went on to paint numerous naval battle scenes and pictures such as the ''Inshore Squadron off Cadiz in 1797'' which are thought to show scenes he witnessed. On being appointed Marine Painter to the East India Company he painted ship portraits on commission. It had been thought that he died in 1830, but recent research has found that he painted Queen Victoria's visit to Edinburgh in 1842 before he died in London later that year.
His son James Edward Buttersworth (1817–1894) also became a maritime painter.
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