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Arthur and Rene Erickson have been residents of Emery since July of 1999 but have longstanding ties with community.
Rene was born in Emery in September 30, 1933, the daughter of Clinton C. and Florence Abelin Anderson.
"Leif" as Arthur is commonly and affectionately called, was born in Wattis, Carbon County, on July 12, 1828. His father, Carl E. "Whitey" Erickson was born in Norway, his mother, Cell Christensen, was born in Emery.
Rene had eight grades of schooling in Emery, a few months in Ferron and the ninth and tenth grades in Helper as her parents had moved to Spring Canyon for her father's employment in the coal mine there.
Leif had grade schooling in Wattis and Spring Canyon, one year at NorthEmery High School and graduated from Carbon High School. He had a six month Vocational Training course at Carbon College in 1947.
Leif worked in the mine company store in Spring Canyon as a butcher. He was given a whole half-day off to get married to Rene on April 9, 1949. They were married in her parent's home in Spring Canyon. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Manti Temple on November 11, 1955.
Their first child, Arthur Boyd, was born in 1950 in Standardville Hospital. Their second child, Linda Rae was born in 1951, the last child born in the Standardville Hospital before it was closed down for good.
They moved back to Spring Canyon where Leif worked in the coal mine.
Their third child, Penny Lynn was born in 1955, in the older Price Hospital. Their fourth child, David Wayne, was born in 1962, also in Price Hospital.
They moved to Wattis after the Spring Canyon mine blew, as there was no longer work at that mine. Four men were killed in the explosion, on e of them being Rene's brother Keith Anderson. A very hard and trying time for all concerned.
There was no work available for some time at the Wattis mine but Leif later obtained work for Mid-Continent Resources in Carbondale, Colo. in 1961.
Teresa, their fifth child was born in 1962.
They moved to Grand Junction, Colo. in 1976 where Leif then worked at the coal washing plant. They later moved to Canyon City, Colo. and Leif was then the Superintendent of the coal washing plant.
In 1982, they moved to Newcastle, Colo. In 1990, he retired after 30 years with that same company.
They had always enjoyed fishing and boating and wonderful family gatherings at Rene's grandfather's cabin at Fish Lake in Utah and this partly influenced their decision to purchase a home in Richfield in 1991. They enjoyed their "dream house" and made many choice friends there. During these years, they accepted the call and served for six and a half years in the Manti Temple.
They had traveled back and forth to Emery to assist Rene's 91-year-old mother, still living in Emery in the warm months and with them in Richfield in the cold months. When it became necessary for her to have them closer, they sold their home in Richfield and established a new home in Emery next to her mother's home.


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It's great to be home. It was a difficult session. I am grateful to be able to work with Senators Okerlund and Hinkins and Representatives Noel, Painter, and Wright. Together, we represent much of rural Utah and overlap in Emery, Sanpete, and Sevier Counties. The preface to the session was a troubling event involving the majority leader of the senate.
The postscript was even more troubling and coincidentally involved the majority leader of the house. In both instances, the breaches of moral and legal codes speak for themselves and require no embellishment. They serve to remind us that no one is exempt, that "where much is given, much is required," and that when we let down our guard, the price extracted can be devastating to victims, perpetrators, and their families.
Both of the men involved have resigned from office. Those incidents are behind us and should not unduly color our view about the quality of public service in our state. The truth is that the citizens of Utah will not tolerate what may be tolerated in other places. I wish to emphasize that between the preface and the postscript, there was a lot of difficult and praiseworthy work performed by highly committed, capable, and responsible representatives of the people.
As the session began, it was clear that we would have to deal with more than a half-billion dollar shortfall in revenue as well as inadequate reserves in retirement accounts. We were painfully aware that the hard decisions would affect the lives of real people who teach our children, patrol our highways, and make Utah a great place to live.
I was personally committed to do all within our power to lessen the burden as much as possible. In the end, we kept all the troopers on the roads, exempted existing employees from future changes in the retirement system, reduced cuts in higher education by more than half what was originally proposed, and limited the cut to public education to a half of 1 percent. It wasn't easy.
Is this a bright picture? Not entirely. Is it better than what we anticipated at the beginning? Much better. What about next year? Sooner or later we will need to come to grips with the fact that the tax reductions and changes we made two years ago when the economy was on a roll may have to be revisited to some modest degree. We cannot maintain the current imbalance between ongoing revenue and necessary expenditures.
There are many of us whose children are now in the work force. They received the enormous benefit of good public schools and great institutions of higher education. Renee and I want no less for our grandchildren and the same for the children and grandchildren of all who reside in our state.
Utah's future in the national and international economy of today's world will be largely dependent upon how well we manage the challenge of educating and inspiring the youth. Our ancestors were willing to sacrifice in that effort. We may all have to dig a little deeper, but those decisions await another day.
On other fronts, we made progress in addressing health care costs unless our efforts are preempted by Washington. We protected private property rights, while recognizing reasonable access for recreation. We will continue to work on this challenging area.
I am particularly pleased that we removed the juvenile receiving center in Richfield from the budget chopping block. It serves rural counties within 80 miles in all directions.
We also appropriated some $6 million to reimburse counties who house state prisoners. Half of this was moved to the "ongoing revenue" side of the budget, which provides some protection for future years. We approved additional flexibility for local school districts to move dollars within the different segments of their budgets, thereby enhancing their ability to protect jobs and maximize use of resources.
Why not? These local officials are better equipped to make these decisions than the legislature is. Over the course of last year, I was privileged to help fashion a solution to the excessive and expensive delay in post conviction proceedings in death penalty cases. The final step was passage of legislation that dovetails with a change in court rules. What was initially pitched as a necessary constitutional amendment was resolved in a profoundly simple and straightforward cooperative effort between the three branches of state government. The result should eliminate these high profile cases from being bounced back and forth between state and federal courts.
Thanks to all who supplied input and support. It's a privilege to represent the heartland of Utah.
Rep. McIff

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FULL COMMITTEE HEARING: To explore the effects of ongoing changes in domestic oil production, refining and distribution on U.S. gasoline and fuel prices
SD-366 Senate Dirksen Building 10:00 AM
The purpose of this oversight hearing is to explore how U.S. gasoline and fuel prices are being affected by the current boom in domestic oil production and the restructuring of the U.S. refining industry and distribution system.
The hearing will be webcast live on the committee's website, and an archived video will be available shortly after the hearing is complete. Witness testimony will be available on the website at the start of the hearing.
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AdministratorEnergy Information AdministrationSieminski (EIA) Testimony 7 16 13.pdf (874.3 KBs)
Vice Chairman for Strategic Growth InitiativesContinental Resources, Inc., Oklahoma City, OK
Chairman and Chief Executive OfficerValero Energy Corporation, San Antonio, TXKlesse (Valero) Testimony 7 16 13.pdf (193.4 KBs)
PresidentThe Petroleum Marketers Association of America, Arlington, VAGilligan (PMAA) Testimony 7 16 13.pdf (334.2 KBs)
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a message board can never have enough good Tyler Eifert threads...
I don't see it happening. Too many other pressing needs than TE at this point. Great player no doubt, but defense and OL need help.
Ertz will be there at pick 48 so we'll get him. I know most everyone thinks he'll be gone, but I bet we get him there. Better players will be available @ 17, so we pass on Eifert. We may even pass on Ertz in the 2nd. I would be happy with either pick, but I know Colbert personally and he told me his plans.
2017 Mock
1. T.J Watt, OLB/DE, Wisconsin
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3. Damontae Kazee, CB, San Diego State
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5. Josh Reynolds, WR, Texas A&M
6. Barry Sanders, RB, Oklahoma State (How can you go wrong with that name, however the sample size is so small that his dad may be better even in his 50's)
7. Alec Torgersen, QB, Pennsylvania
Round 1, Pick 25 (25): Artie Burns, CB; Miami
Round 2, Pick 27 (58 ): Sean Davis, S; Maryland
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Round 4, Pick 25 (123): Jerald Hawkins, OT; LSU
Round 6, Pick 45 (220) (Compensatory Selection): Travis Feeney, OLB; Washington
Round 7, Pick 8 (229) (From Giants): DeMarcus Ayers, WR; Houston
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Lately it seems like everybody's curious about local, organic, and plant-based foods. In the fourteen years I've been vegetarian or vegan, I've never received so many questions about the practicalities of my diet, or requests for advice on phasing out meat. People are finally catching on, beginning to understand that the foods they choose affect their bodies and communities.
Over the weekend, the New York Times featured several stories about Americans' increased interest in their food's origins:
- Is a Food Revolution Now in Season? offers a look at the organization and objectives of the organic and slow food movements, as well as at the recent interest in sustainable food at the Department of Agriculture.
- In Eating Food That's Better for You, Organic or Not, Michael Bittman sums up the reason for all the hype: 'There's plenty of evidence that both a person's health — as well as the environment's — will improve with a simple shift in eating habits away from animal products and highly processed foods to plant products and what might be called "real food."' Amen!
- Obamas to Plant Vegetable Garden at White House describes Michele Obama's attempts to make organic gardening fashionable. I love that she is championing local produce, but why is she gardening in a black sweater dress? The photo-op would have been more impressive and more plausible if she were down on her hands and knees in the dirt, wearing old jeans and a flannel shirt. Since everything the Obamas touch becomes cool, here's hoping American soccer (and hockey) moms trade in twinkies and bologna for locally-grown organic fruits and vegetables.
As part of the series, the co-op will screen the film Tableland, "a culinary expedition in search of the people, places and tastes of North American small-scale, sustainable food production." Russell Libby, Executive Director of the Maine Organic Farmer's and Gardener's Association will introduce the film. I'll be there, and I'm hoping for some lively conversation with other local food enthusiasts. The screening at the Belfast Free Library kicks off at 6:30 tomorrow evening, Tuesday, March 24. Any Mainers care to join me?
While awaiting the return of fresh produce and the summer Orono Farmers' Market (only six weeks away!), we've been enjoying some Maine-made pantry items. Raye's Mustard comes from Eastport, home of the only authentic stone mill left in the country. It's so refreshing to see a thriving business out of Washington County! Our favorite variety for pretzel dipping is the Bar Harbor Real Ale mustard, made with locally brewed beer, but the Sweet & Spicy is perfect on seitan sandwiches.
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Madara was able to create a giant lotus that is far bigger than any Bijuu but that doesn't make it a god tree, its just a big plant that grows Zetsu's. Even if Madara grew a plant as big as the God Tree it wouldn't be the God Tree, the Juubi and Bijuu are the God Tree in different forms.
Another advantage that Naruto and Sasuke have ia that they both have more experience with Natural energy. Naruto in particular because he is a trained Sage. Madara's powers are largely stolen and copied, most of his powers aren't earned through hard work and experience the way Naruto and Sasuke's are. Madara may have far more abilities, battle experience, and power but Naruto and Sasuke had to get most of their powers the hard way and as a result they understand them in ways that Madara doesn't. Another major advantage that they have is teamwork. Madara is a beast of a man but he is still just one person he can't coordinate attacks in the way that Naruto and Sasuke can. We already saw how Naruto and Sasuke were able to coordinate their attacks and combined their abilities to create new ones of extreme power. Now that Naruto and Sasuke have had the experience of fighting against Obito and they have greater power than ever before they should be able to create techniques far more powerful than they could previously. If Naruto and Sasuke both complete their bloodlines Madara's advantage will be reduced dramatically. He will still have more battle experience and more jutsu but his only major advantage at that point will be the Juubi. Since Naruto has a personal and chakra connection to the Bijuu though, I suspect they will start to resist Madara's control. If Naruto can free the Bijuu, Madara will lose his advantage.
Even though most of the characters have been beaten down and can't fight in a meaningful way, like they did against Obito. They are still their to offer guidance and possible create openings for Naruto and Sasuke. All of the Kages are still alive and Orochimaru and his team are still there to help Sasuke + get the Zetsu's out of the picture and perhaps learn some secrets about Madara in the process. If Yamato is the one inside Spiral Zetsu, the allies might be able to free him and he might be able to take control of the Senju statue. There are still many options for ways that the allies can help create openings for Naruto and Sasuke.
Last but certainly not least, Naruto now has some kind of connection to Hagoromo, we still don't know what the extent of that connection is but that could help him in many ways. By learning the truth from Hagoromo himself Naruto finally knows things that even Madara hasn't learned. Naruto could use that knowledge to affect Madara. Naruto knows things about the Bijuu, Hagoromo's Sons, Hagoromo, the God Tree and the history of the world that Madara is missing. All of that information will probably be very important. As we have seen in many battles knowledge can be just as valuable as power, sometimes even more. As we saw with Itachi and Kabuto, Kabuto had designed his skill set to be perfect for defeating Itachi but he still lost in the end because Itachi was smarter and understood things that Kabuto didn't.


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Since the publication of Treehouses of the World, the community of treehouse builders has grown tremendously, and many more innovative treehouses have been built around the world. In New Treehouses of the World, world-renowned treehouse designer and builder Pete Nelson takes readers on an exciting, international tour of more than 35 new treehouses that reveal how treehouses are designed, constructed, and appreciated in a wide array of cultures and settings.
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The Reds brought a three-match losing streak to a halt after beating the Brumbies 20-13 at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane on Friday.
The Reds brought a three-match losing streak to a halt after beating the Brumbies 20-13 at Suncorp Stadium.
Two first-half tries by Reds number eight Scott Higginbotham paved the way for a Queensland victory, with the hosts winning back some pride in the process after a poor start to the season.
The Brumbies looked threatening from kick-off and twice came close to scoring, only for some desperate defence from the Reds halting them.
Nerves got the better of Reds rookie Sam Lane who squandered six points after missing two simple penalty attempts, but his confidence grew after sending over a touchline conversion following Higginbotham's first try in the corner.
Too many turnovers proved costly for the visitors, and the Reds struck through a break-out from centre Ben Tapuai who linked up with Rod Davies out wide before the winger offloaded to the supporting Higginbotham for the score.
The TMO was called in, and was left with a tough decision to make first up after it seemed Higginbotham's elbow made contact with the sideline before the ball was placed. However, the Wallaby flank got the benefit of the doubt and the try was awarded.
Four minutes later, Higginbotham was over again.
A superb one-handed turnover by Luke Morahan sparked a Reds counter-attack which led to Lane regathering his chip and chase before unleashing Davies on his outside who flipped a pass behind his back for the incoming Higginbotham.
This time, the Queenslander made Lane's conversion attempt a bit easier by running the ball in under the posts for a 14-0 lead. And that's how the scores stayed at half-time.
The Brumbies came out firing after the break, but their frustration got the better of them when Dan Palmer and Ben Daley stepped in the ring for sparring session. Steve Walsh felt no cards were needed, and the two players retreated back to their respective corners.
Lane stretched the Reds's lead to 17 points with his first successful penalty of the evening, before opposite number Christian Lealiifano made up for an earlier miss by banging over two quick-fire penalties of his own.
Brumbies wing Henry Speight then came inches from scoring in the corner, only for a last-ditch tackle by Morahan saving a certain try.
The visitors couldn't cross the whitewash on the right, but were more lucky on the left after wing Joe Tomane brushed off a half-hearted tackle attempt by Lane for a crucial try in the corner and Lealiifano's brilliant conversion from out wide set up a thrilling finish.
At 17-13 and with 10 minutes left, the Brumbies only required a five-pointer to snatch victory.
But the Reds managed to thwart a Brumbies onslaught and even added another three points at the end for a much-needed win.
The scorers:
For Reds:
Tries: Higginbotham 2
Cons: Lane 2
Pens: Lane 2
For Brumbies:
Try: Tomane
Con: Lealiifano
Pens: Lealiifano 2
Reds: 15 Luke Morahan, 14 Dom Shipperley, 13 Aidan Toua, 12 Ben Tapuai, 11 Rod Davies, 10 Sam Lane, 9 Will Genia, 8 Scott Higginbotham, 7 Liam Gill, 6 Beau Robinson, 5 James Horwill (c), 4 Rob Simmons, 3 James Slipper, 2 James Hanson, 1 Ben Daley.
Replacements: 16 Albert Anae, 17 Greg Holmes, 18 Radike Samo, 19 Van Humphries, 20 Ed Quirk, 21 Nick Frisby, 22 Dallan Murphy.
Brumbies 15 Jesse Mogg, 14 Joe Tomane, 13 Andrew Smith, 12 Pat McCabe, 11 Henry Speight, 10 Christian Lealiifano, 9 Nic White, 8 Ben Mowen (c), 7 Ita Vaea, 6 Peter Kimlin, 5 Leon Power, 4 Sam Carter, 3 Dan Palmer, 2 Stephen Moore, 1 Ben Alexander.
Replacements: 16 Anthony Hegarty, 17 Ruaidhri Murphy, 18 Scott Fardy, 19 Michael Hooper, 20 Ian Prior, 21 Zack Holmes, 22 Tevita Kuridrani.
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With the Buffalo Bills firmly addressing the defensive end position with not one, but two free agency signings in the month of March, it's safe to say the team won't be looking that way in the first round of the 2012 NFL Draft.
So that leaves a few needs and possibilities for the team to address.
You could look at a wide receiver, a cornerback, a linebacker or perhaps even a quarterback. But the position that almost every one has the Bills pegged for is to finally find a long-term solution for their left tackle spot.
While most Bills fans will admit that there is a gaping hole at left tackle, there are still some lingering concerns that it may not be the biggest need. This mini-post hopefully tackles any remaining questions some could have as to why the Bills would consider drafting a left tackle in the first round.
1) The Bills allowed one of the lowest sack totals in the league last year, why would they choose a left tackle?
While statisically that argument makes sense, Ryan Fitzpatrick deserves some of the praise for that number. For some of the things he does wrong, he's very adept at listening to his internal clock and feeling the pressure. He gets the ball out very quickly -- whether it's a completion, an incompletion or at worst an interception, he does it. He hid some of the deficiencies of the offensive line last season. Now with Fitzpatrick, they want to afford him the time to make poised decisions and not always have to unload the ball quickly. They want him to be able to go through his progressions. Don't get me wrong, it's not as though he was running for his life on every single play. The offensive line did a good job last season. But if the offense wants to take the next step with their long-term contracted quarterback and wide receiver, it seems a franchise left tackle to allow the duo to do their thing is the next step.
2) Isn't Chris Hairston good enough? He showed promise last season!
In his first few starts, Chris Hairston did not look all that bad. Head Coach Chan Gailey would be the first to admit that fact. Hairston was able to step in right away for the oft-injured Demetress Bell and give Fitzpatrick a similar amount of time. The problem was when he came back from his injury. He regressed, opening up concerns from the Bills that he may not have the consistency to become that long-term answer at left tackle. When asked about it in February, Gailey said Hairston might be able to do it, but he wasn't sure that it was a certainty, and then proceeded to drop some hints that they may not be able to pass up a tackle at tenth overall. Hairston is a solid player, the highest left tackle selection the Bills have made in the draft since Mike Williams, but may not be ready to be a long-term starter just yet.
3) Past USC's Matt Kalil there doesn't seem to be a player worthy of the tenth overall pick, why should the Bills reach?
I guess this is just a draft ideology question. If you have a player that is widely considered to be the 15th best prospect and you take him 10th, people will question it. But if he's the 10th best player to the team and fits the offensive line equation to a T, is it really that big a deal in the grand scheme of things? I'll admit, when I was younger and much more brainwashable (yes, I'm aware that word is made up), I used to believe in a player's perceived draft value. The real story is that each team has their own board, and they stick with it. They have a team of scouts to help them make the best decision possible, and that's how it arises. With that said, keep in mind a few things General Manager Buddy Nix has said in the past. He's talked about offensive tackles, and has alluded to their being two or three players that can come in and contribute right away at left tackle. That leads me to think that they believe in more than just Matt Kalil as an immediate answer at left tackle.
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The fourth annual Castle Country Economic Summit was held at the new Events Center in Price on Sept. 19-21. The event began with a dinner and instruction in cowboy action shooting at the new North Springs shooting range on Wednesday. On Thursday there were instructional classes on irrigation management, planning and zoning certification and pesticide applicator certifications. A dinner was held that night at the Castle Valley Ranch with entertainment by Val Carter, Sam DeLeeuw and Jay Frandsen.
On Friday was the traditional summit with speakers, commercial booths and workshops. Four years ago when the Emery County Economic Development Council formed the idea for a summit the purpose was to reach out to small local businesses as well as larger businesses. Spotlighting these businesses as well as giving business owners a positive place to learn more about business were the objectives.
As the summit has grown education still plays a major role as well as enhancing the business climate in the Castle Country region. The summit began with the chairman of the economic council, Jo Sansevero welcoming everyone to the event. She said the breakfast keynote speaker Scott Hirschi was involved in the What's Up Down South," economic summit which the Castle Country economic summit is patterned after. "Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery," said Sansevero.
Hirschi is the economic development director for Washington County. He began by complimenting Carbon County on the wonderful new event center which will serve both counties for many years. Hirschi thought back to the growth St. George has seen in these last years. He was reading an old newspaper from 1968 which said St. George had 23 new homes built that year and the newspaper article said they were enjoying a construction boom. Last year 3,000 homes were built in St. George. Every day one family moves into St. George. Before that time in 1968, Hirschi reported St. George had seen very little growth for the 100 years prior. Many great opportunities have come to St. George, four major elements have played a part these last four decades.
Smart management with elected and appointed officials and an aggressive private sector. Smart planning and economic planning have played a part in the success of the area along with market opportunity and looking for where the market is going, not where it's at right now. Dixie was the right place at the right time and many took advantage of the marketing opportunities available. In the 70s the private sector put St. George on the map with millions spent to promote recreational and residential living. Bloomington and Green Valley along with Sun River, which caters to the 55 and older crowd, put St. George to the forefront in development and promotion.
One event that also brings national attention to St. George is the marathon which fills every motel room in St. George and Cedar City.
Some of the success of St. George has just been dumb luck. "I would pick luck over skill. In any case no amount of smart planning can outweigh the advantage of dumb luck. The population of St. George has doubled in the 11 years I have been the economic director.
"When the first economic summit was held in Emery County four years ago the unemployment rate in the county was 14 percent, it is now 3 percent. Smart management capitalizes on market opportunity.
"You need a strategic plan to know where you're going. Even poor goals accomplished are better than no goals. Write down your goals. Our strategic plan in St. George included: Increasing overall support for entrepreneurism; increase the overall level of support essential for the creation of growth and high growth entrepreneurial businesses.
"Increase the overall number of talented entrepreneurs capable of leading growth and high growth businesses. Effectively increase the capabilities of regional entrepreneurs to create and lead growth and high growth businesses. Coordinate and integrate the delivery of support services for entrepreneurs and eliminate fragmentation and overlap among support providers.
"Cultivate the creation of new growth and high growth business opportunities that are the combined product of the collaboration among entrepreneurs, mentors, support providers and investors. Establish a committed group of local investors organized, accessible, capable and interested in investing in local businesses at all stages of their development. Cultivate the interest and involvement of regional, state and national funding resources capable of investing in promising growth and high growth regional businesses.
"Invite the community into your planning processes. Identify the core values the residents of the county say are important to them. Expand on those annually as you review the plan.
"You can't be all things to all people. A value added business adds value to a product or service market. We looked outside the county and targeted those kinds of businesses to add a fresh flow of dollars into our community. Grow the size of the pie so there are more pieces of the pie to spread. Companies need a higher skill level for workers. Higher wages are a challenge in Utah. We tried to attract value added companies that were not competing with established local businesses," said Hirschi.
Hirschi said one third of the stimulating entrepreneurial growth has been in the growth itself; home furnishings, and other related industries. He likened their growth economy to the energy economy in the Castle Country area. "Washington County can't grow forever. A growth economy is not sustainable for us," said Hirschi.
"In the last 10 years, 75,000 new people have moved to Dixie and they want it to stay the same. I don't personally agree with that. I will take the challenges of growth over no growth. Half of the population in Washington County has 10 years or less experience there.
"It is getting more and more difficult to get public acceptance of growth related developments. Eventually we will run out of land, water or political will for more growth. Now is the time to stimulate new technology based economy and add a new component. When we first started the "What's up down South economic summit, 11 years ago. We had 175 attendees. Now we have 1,000 attendees and those waiting in line for booth space. It's held the second Wednesday in January and I hope all of you can attend," said Hirschi.
Sansevero said each year as they visited Utah from California, they were amazed at the growth of St. George.
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Cibulka will join Susan Hoffstetter, Ph.D., a SLUCare women's health advanced nurse practitioner and assistant professor in the department of obstetrics, gynecology and women's health in the School of Medicine, in representing Saint Louis University as Fellows. They are among five nurses from Missouri who have been selected as Fellows of the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners.
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Brewin Dolphin, one of the UK's largest independent private client investment managers is proud to announce that it is supporting the ASTO London to Portland Small Ships Race 2012.
A large fleet of Sail Training vessels will race to Portland this summer. In the second weekend in June, 300 young people from London and Dorset will gather in West India Docks to prepare for the London to Portland Small Ships Race. 25 vessels ranging from 100 year old pilot cutters to modern ocean racing yachts are due to take part in an offshore race from London to Portland, and each boat will be crewed by young people from 12 years upwards.
The charities running the vessels use Sail Training to provide life changing opportunities for young and disabled people from across the UK. The race is organised by ASTO, the Association of Sail Training Organisations.
Sarah Soar, Regional Director of Brewin Dolphin said; "Brewin Dolphin is notoriously passionate about sailing and this is an exciting project – one that we are very pleased to be supporting. It is a great opportunity for young people to compete with each other whilst learning valuable life skills. Sailing has the great ability to bring people together - good luck to all those involved."
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Ewan McGregor. He is 38 today.
These aren't great shots but it's Ewan, it's enough. He's in Berlin and there was a party and famous people were invited. Like Kim Cattrall and Pierce Brosnan and Roman Polanski and who is that bitch in behind him looking like she's over it?
If you were invited to celebrate Ewan's birthday WITH HIM, would you be looking over it? Or would you be looking like he just made your life?
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Lately there's been a lot of hype about antioxidants, molecules that purportedly prevent cell damage and reduce cancer risk. Juice company POM Wonderful claims that pomegranates are the "antioxidant superpower", higher than other fruits in phytochemicals, substances that protect plants from pests and ultraviolet radiation. While many people have jumped on the pomegranate bandwagon, I usually take these miracle food claims with a grain of (sea) salt. Wild Maine blueberries also contain a heck of a lot of antioxidants, and they're grown within 30 miles of my house. Is pomegranate juice so superior that it's worth paying $2.99 for an 8-ounce plastic bottle shipped all the way from California?
But free pomegranate juice? Yes, please. When POM Wonderful offered to send me a few bottles to try out and play around with, I couldn't pass them up. As with any product sent to me for review, I figured if I liked it, I'd say so, and if I didn't, I'd say nothing.
At first I just drank it, as a midmorning pick-me-up. It's juice for sipping, not gulping; its tart flavor falls between wild blueberries and unsweetened cranberry juice. Other members of my household found it too tart, but I believe that any food that hurts a little is good for us, so I drank the juice with gusto.I had peaches in my fridge, and I couldn't help but think they would be perfect paired with pomegranate. Since last weekend was warm, I experimented with sorbet.
I used this recipe for the pomegranate sorbet, and followed these basic guidelines for making sorbet out of fresh peaches. The combination of sweet and tart quenched my sweet tooth on a hot afternoon. I'm certainly not the first to dream up this flavor pairing. I based these baked peaches with pomegranate sauce on a recipe I found at The Gluttonous Vegan.
The peach is warm, soft, and sweet, and the puckery pomegranate sauce begins to solidify when it hits the frozen ice cream. This dessert looks elegant enough for a four star restaurant, yet it takes less than 10 minutes of active cooking time to throw together. You can tell my mind is fixed firmly on the freezer, since the next thing I concocted was a pomegranate hot fudge:
Nothing more than 8 ounces of pomegranate juice plus 3 ounces of melted dark chocolate, this sauce packs a grown-up bittersweet flavor that is not for the faint of heart. If you favor dry red wines with lots of tannins, you'd like this. It solidifies when chilled, so you can either reheat it or use tiny scoop to make intense dark chocolate-pomegranate truffles.
Occasionally I do eat foods that are not ice cream. I used one bottle of juice to make a pomegranate reduction balsamic vinaigrette, and drizzled it over a salad made with fresh CSA veggies:
I followed this recipe, and I'd recommend cutting back on the salt or increasing the sugar. Whether its health benefits live up to the marketing or not, POM Wonderful's intense flavor and deep magenta color make it lots of fun to cook with. I haven't become a devotee, but I can see buying it occasionally for a treat. Because pomegranates are so popular right now, there are lots of recipes out there to explore.


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The win is Portland's first of the season.


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I am not perfect and I defy you to prove otherwise
Growing Old Gracefully is an Oxymoron ... Mostly Moron !
Lame, I did not want to see Sting surrender
Pandaman FOR PRESDIENT
That was unexpected all right, but in a bad way.
Aggravate, Anger, and Piss off
Erza is awesome, I think Minerva should of been humiliated a little more though.
Grrr hurry up with this dragon war or eclipse plan or whatever, tired of seeing that depressing princess
A pie in the sky?
So, FT is unparalleled in team battles. It's good to know, seeing as they will now face an army... or so it seems. After all, it's quite likely that the Shadow will be the one pointing the canon and it's possible that it was after it the whole time, which means that even if the Dragons appear, his target will be something else... let's see a cannon at the level of Etherion, hmmmm, it's targets might be:
- the Capital,
- the Etherion satellite or whatever it was,
- the HQ of 10 Saints Wizards, in order to eliminate humans on the level of Deities.
And come to think of it the shadow shouldn't be able to get close to the gate since it instantly sucks magic, I think it wants to prevent the Eclipse project. I can't imagine that shadow playing a hand in saving humanity.


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Sorry the FF bike didn't work for you. I like it only as a display piece (admittedly quite a bit), but it does lack in actual play value.
That was pretty much the extent of my job while assigned to the team, but I got to wear this really cool looking reflective vest! lol
Between ROC and the bike, plus Maradona's "go see Man of Steel", I'm starting to think you guys are out to get me. ;)
Like I said, the bike is cool as a stationary escort for larger vehicles in a display. The action feature sucks, and the figure is crap if you want him in anything but the standard pose, on the bike. I can see how you didn't like it if you don't have a lot of Joes to display it with.
Roadblock makes a comment about training for a few months with Snake Eyes. He's got the hexagram tattoo (and he might even show it when he mentions Snake Eyes the first time, can't remember), but it's in black, on his upper arm, and mixed with other tattoos. It's implied that he thought it was cool and got it inked (the way a lot of Americans get tattoos of various Chinese or Japanese letters or words), but it's not marking him as a clan member.
I think I was expecting more of the experience I used to get with Joe bikes like the Silver Mirage, where they had more going on than they looked like. This thing is exactly what you see and nothing more, the weapons are underwhelming and the figure stinks, so it's really just a thing to look at for a moment.
Ugh, I don't remember that tattoo stuff, it's really cheeseball.
How have I never heard of this before? I want it so bad! This is what they should have released for Retaliation since Firefly's bike comes apart.
(Not $35 bad tho, that's the current ebay price.)
BTW, here are the ARAH vehicles I remember definitely having, the ones with asterisks are my favorites:
* http://www.yojoe.com/vehicles/84/whale/
* http://www.yojoe.com/vehicles/84/sharc/
* http://www.yojoe.com/vehicles/84/watermoccasin/
* http://www.yojoe.com/vehicles/85/silvermirage/
* http://www.yojoe.com/vehicles/85/snowcat/
* http://www.yojoe.com/vehicles/87/defiant/
* http://www.yojoe.com/vehicles/88/warthog/
* http://www.yojoe.com/vehicles/90/rage/
* http://www.yojoe.com/vehicles/90/skysharc/
http://www.yojoe.com/vehicles/01/nlc/ (had the Johnny Quest version, same item though)
http://www.yojoe.com/vehicles/02/mantis/ (again, Johnny Quest version)
* http://www.yojoe.com/vehicles/04/stingraider/
http://www.yojoe.com/vehicles/10/steelmarauder/ (had the Sigma 6 version, same item)
I miss when Hasbro used to put out clever, fun vehicles in this line. That's what drove my interest, and I think when they slowed that quality is when the brand suffered.
That bike wasn't officially sold in the US. Some in Canadian tri-logo packaging wound up at Ross, where I got one.
It sucks beyond words. Easily one of the worst, if not THE worst, vehicle since the 25th line started.
Still, its companion vehicle, the awesome HISS Scout, was released with minor changes in the Retaliation line as the Tread Ripper Tank, so, yeah, no idea what they made a new, unique Firefly bike that resembles nothing from any incarnation.
Yes, I bought Flashpoint. It was worth it. I still haven't gotten any version of Retaliation, though. This current wave of Retaliation figures, wave 3.5, is exceptional... at least in my estimation. Twelve new figures in the case, with only Firefly and Flint being subpar, but with accessories to compensate for them. I really hope I can find these in store.
I had no desire to get Storm Shadow, Cobra Commander, or Snake Eyes. But those accessories, wow!
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With the recent short cool spell we begin to get the feeling that winter is on the way. It's been quite a great summer with some new records being set. However, it's not too early for some great cold weather food. Fall is here and there are lots of recipes we haven't gotten around to yet, so now's the time.
Lentils are a winter time favorite and can provide a substantial meal for dinner or lunch. Here's a recipe for Lentil Stew with a couple of options at the end if you would like to add some meat.
Lentil Stew8 servings
1 pound dried lentils1 quart water1 quart chicken broth (Swanson's Organic)1 medium onion, medium dice2 stalks celery, medium dice2 carrots, medium dice2 cloves garlic, crushed2 bay leaves 1/2 tsp dried thyme1/2 cup red wine2 15oz cans diced tomatoes
In a little oil sauté onion over medium heat for 2 minutes, add celery and carrots and cook for 4 more minutes. Add garlic, bay leaf and thyme, cook for 2 more minutes.
Add water, lentils and chicken broth, (if you heat the liquids while you are cooking the vegetables it will go faster).
Bring to a boil and reduce to a simmer, cook for 1 to 1 1/4 hours, until lentils are soft.
Add wine and tomatoes and cook for 10 more minutes.
Options: Add 1/2 pound of salmon (skin off), cut up in 1" pieces for the last 10 minutes. Or, add 1 large boneless chicken breast cut up into 1" pieces for the last 15 minutes.
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Wednesday, April 18, 2007
Really warm
(This is the Douglas Island bridge. I realized that of all the pictures I post here, very few of them are actually of Juneau as a city. So I'm adding this to my "urban" series.)
It hit 50 degrees today. It may not be the first time we've climbed out of the 40-degree range this year, but it definitely seemed to be the most sustained and noticeable duration of warm weather yet. My neighbors were out in droves - laughing, jogging, riding their bikes. I was having a generally bad day. Early doctor's visit. Left my jacket there, with my camera inside the pocket. May or may not get that back. Reality-check call to my health insurance company. Bad run on a treadmill. Tight deadlines at work. Had to run a bunch of errands with my car. Every time I climbed inside, the sticky heat of the interior stoked my grump. The most beautiful day of the year, and I was stewing in my own bad mood. Well, that and a cloud of stagnant moisture that is finally evaporating after a winter of ice buildup. I opened the window because I thought the cool, salty breeze and sunlight would make me feel better. But it doesn't really work that way, does it? Bad moods definitely want to go and hang for a while in the dark.
Not that it was that bad. Everyone has bad days. Everyone. All the time. They're good for the soul, in the long term. I think some of my mood today stemmed from a doctor-scheduled appointment to get an MRI tomorrow. This can only be a bad thing, and here's why: If they find nothing, then I'm no better off than I am now, except for I'll never know what's wrong with me. I could just be a massive hypochondriac. And how do you recover from that? But if they find something, then that will confirm another fear of mine - well, two fears - fear of surgery and fear of the implication of wasting two whole months and then losing an entire summer. How will I forgive my lazy self? And if their findings are inconclusive, which is the most likely scenario, then not only have I wasted two whole months, and who knows how many hundreds of dollars, but I'll likely have to go on believing I'm a hypochondriac until I can plunk down a few thou for a specialist in Seattle. Wow. Getting old is fun.
So no, I'm not real excited to get an MRI. I can't make myself believe that anything that can come out of it will be good news. Why get it at all? Because life never changes through inaction.
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Check out my blog, Jill. Had the same experience with the MRI that you're fearing. But I'm gonna take it someplace else for a second viewing and then I have to make the surgery decision. I'm reading and lamenting with you. Anytime you want to "gripe", I'll listen. Shoot me a note at firstname.lastname@example.com...I wanna tell ya something!ReplyDelete
Beautiful pictures - looks awfully cold though! I'm writing to you from tropical Darwin Australia.ReplyDelete
Congrats on being named a blog of note.ReplyDelete
I damaged my knee several years ago and postponed the MRI for 10 months. When I finally got it it lead to a scoping and my scoped knee feels better 6 years out than the one that wasn't done. Good luck, it's not so bad and if you're hurt it should help you get better.
I gotta say, I visited alaska two summers ago, and can't wait to come back and vacation again. It's a breath of fresh air reading your posts and seeing what the great white north has in store!ReplyDelete
Time, it takes time. Unfortunatly, when you're in a bad mood time stretches; when you're injured that stretch feels permanent. It isn't. You will heal and if that healing is imperfect you'll adapt. That's one of things we humans are best at: adapting.ReplyDelete
A summer lost would suck, but there's a lifetime of summers ahead. Right now it seems like you feel you're in a sprint to heal. Maybe you're in an endurance race, the finish line is long way away, but it is there. Slowing your cadence, riding within your abilities, persevering, you know how to do this. You've been here before just in a different form.
Look, I know this is almost worthless, the reassurance of some old fart of an internet stranger, but it will get better, I promise.
If they scope it, you'll be back in a matter of a couple weeks; if they do reconstruction, you'll be back in a couple of months at top notch - after a few weeks you could do some slow, flat riding. I've had both procedures done, and the MRI will tell you what you need. And like others have said, it is better once it is done. You will be back for sure. And for something philosophical -- "Only you can make a bad day better or a good worse." -- MeReplyDelete
Fabulous blog!ReplyDelete
Keep up the great work!
God bless,
Bill Corrigan
Long Island, NY
Fun fact: Alaska was once part of Russia, and was the setting of the 90s TV show 'Northern Exposure', and temperatures there are typically very low, which is why they wore coats on 'Northern Exposure'!ReplyDelete
Except "Northern Exposure" was actually filmed in Oregon! They fooled us all! ;-) Great show though...ReplyDelete
Good luck w/ the MRI, Jill. When I finally got mine a couple months ago, it was a mixed bag. Upside - nothing to serious. Just a lot of fluid build-up which was keeping my kneecap off-kilter, so had to go on some anti-inflammatories. It was confirmed that the VMO had atrophied somewhat, so had to get some PT. I also discovered that I have a shallow femoral groove (just a genetic abnormality), so I'll have remain diligent about keeping the muscles around my knee strong to avoid this in the future. As long as I keep doing my regular exercise routines though, I'll be fine. Downside - if I had done it sooner I could have lost less inactivity time.
Like you said, getting older sucks sometimes...
Hi Jill,ReplyDelete
The uncertainty must be killing you. Try to remember your current situation is only temporary. It's all bound to change some time, just a matter of letting time take it's course. Difficult I know.
A few years back I picked up some tropical disease that ate out my long thoracic nerve fiber. It totally changed my life and caused me a lot of pain. The muscles in my shoulders atrophied and they couldn't be worked because there was no nerve to tell them what to do. :(
Back then I did Chi Kung and it really helped me deal with the frustration although it couldn't cure my problem it helped me feel like I was doing something practical to improve my situation.
I gradually regained the use of my right arm, but it will never what it was. Accepting that it would take time was crucial to my overall health, mental and physical. I had to get over thinking that this must be fixed now. That did not come easy.
I've had a good time checking out Juneau on Google earth and trying to match up your photos. Those mountains really jump off the page when I scroll over them. It looks like an awesome place.
Jill--GREAT blog!!! My parents took me away from civilization the summer before my 9th grade year (1984)...to Juneau. I was grief-stricken. What was I to do during the 14 months of winter, and would I have to take a dog sled to school, and more importantly--did they have cable up there????ReplyDelete
I have since moved away (migrated to Knoxville, TN to pursue a MA in forensic anthropology--a degree which I am proud of, but am not using in the least) and have proudly kept my Alaska license plate (the old, ugly orangey-yellow one; the only design available at the time) on the front of my car.
I still consider Alaska my home state (though I firmly believe "home" is where you happen to be at the time), and proudly answer honestly (and seriously) the variety of questions I'm asked (such as, "where did you get that license plate?")when people find out that I'm from Alaska.
I'll be checking your blog often; good luck on the MRI, and know that you have 3 people in South Carolina sending you good thoughts (well...maybe 2 people sending good thoughts. Our 10-month-old has learned to growl, so he'll probably be growling you well-wishes.)!!!!
(Oh, just for trivia--my husband and I were married on the Taku glacier, and apparently the people who printed our wedding announcement in the Knoxville paper thought this had to be a mistake and corrected it to "AT Taku glacier.")
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Please view these clips and videos and check out the website that follows. The following clips prove that a criminal network within our government/private sector was responsible for the collapse of the three World Center buildings on 9/11 and consequently the death of thousands. The only way for us to assure that we do not fall prey to another government-sponsored terror attack is to make the truth behind 9/11 known all throughout the country and recognized all throughout the media. The traitorous perpetrators of 9/11 would be deterred from carrying out another scheme of mass deception for fear that it would trigger the country to revolt against the government, rather than rally the country around the government like 9/11 did. So please share this with others and press for the truth to be recognized for the sake of our security and sanity.ReplyDelete
-molten steel spewing out the side of tower, which could only be produced by an incendiary device containing an ingredient like thermate/thermite since jet fuel does not burn hot enough (around 800 degrees C) to melt steel (around 1300 degrees C)
-an example of what thermate/thermite does to steel which is usually used to weld or cut steel
-firefighters describing molten steel as lava-like at ground zero
-cleanup team finds hot steel glowing red and orange all over ground zero
-New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani unwittingly admits on news that he got warning to leave WTC complex that morning because the towers would be coming down despite firemen, fire department, police department, and reporters on scene not knowing
-Building 7 collapses at nearly free fall speed (about 7 seconds--free fall speed for bldg. that height is about 6 seconds) which defies laws of gravity unless all significant points of structual resistance to the collapse were removed by controlled demolition charges. The reason the towers didn't fall at nearly free fall speed is because their demolition was top-down, not bottom-up like Building 7. Footage of their collapse confirms this.
-leaseholder of WTC complex accidentally admits on PBS special that they "pulled" Building 7
-Other segment of same PBS special unwittingly confirms that "pull" is a term used for demolishing a building as a contractor uses the same term to describe demolishing Building 6 weeks after attack. The official explanation for the collapse of Building 7 was that fire and debris damage from the towers weakened the building's structure. The admission that Building 7 was demolished proves that the building's collapse was prepared BEFORE 9/11 since it would have been impossible for a demolition team to place demolition charges all throughout the building in a matter of a few hours, especially in a building with an ongoing fire and damage from debris.
-BBC reports Building 7 (Salomon Brothers building) has collapsed due to fire damage weakening the building BEFORE it actually collapsed, showing that the perpetrators scripted the collapse for the media by preparing an explanation for the collapse to avoid any unfavorable speculation in the immediate aftermath. As you will see, they got it out too early. (Forward this clip to 14:45 to see the report. The comments added highlight the blunder.)
-confirmation that the Salomon Brothers building is Building 7
-emergency workers instructing bystanders to get back because Building 7 is "coming down soon" and is "about to blow up"
To get a better idea of how all these pieces fit into the puzzle, I recommend watching the two videos below and checking out the online journals below. The videos provide more in-depth explanations and also show how 9/11 was not the only time and place that false-flag terrorist operations have been carried out. The journal shows some of the scientific work that has been done to expose the official story as a fraud.
documentary on World Trade Center controlled demolition
documentary on western government terror
I hope the MRI goes well, Jill.ReplyDelete


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Nike Delta Mid-Top Sneaker - Womens
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Item # 256798
The Nike® Delta mid court inspired sneakers are super fly and outrageously hip.
- Leather and synthetic mid-top upper
- Perforated toe box for breathability
- Cushioned collar and insole for a comfortable fit
- Vulcanized midsole
- Solid rubber sole with herringbone tread
- Imported
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