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EZ-Cull-RZ Colored Culling System
The EZ-Cull-RZ Culling System from Bass Widow Products is simple and fast, which is exactly what you need come tournament time. It features positive locking, stainless steel snaps that won't pull off the fish in your livewell during a tense culling situation. The permanently colored floating nylon ropes are stiff and won't tangle with the other floats either. Culling the right fish is now quicker and easier than ever. The EZ-Cull-RZ System also comes complete with a color-coded pad for recording weights. The Single Set is perfect for any tournament when the limit is 5 or 6 bass, or consider the Team Set when handling larger quantities of fish. Whichever system is right for you, you won't find a simpler culling system anywhere than the EZ-Cull-RZ Culling System.
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Comments: My first set were galvanized clips, took a few years to rust even tho I would hang them out to dry. ordered up a second set, and they came with stainless clips, no problems yet . That has been 3 yrs. now. Very pleased with the newer set.
From: Roger: Prescott, AZ 12/10/14
Comments: Had my for 2-3 years now no rust, but keep in mind these do not all weigh the same. So fi you beam em, be mindful that the weights of the ropes are not all the same. 5 of mine were close but the 6th was way heavier
From: Dan: Rochester, NY
Comments: The clips rust.........badly. I fish in tidal water in Northwest Florida and the relatively small amount of saltwater that mixes with fresh water in the lower ends of the river systems causes rapid oxidation. If the clips were replaced with stainless steel clips with a positive locking system, this would be the best culling system available. The ropes float very well, are highly visible even in a dark livewell (why don't all manufacturers use white livewells?) and because they don't use floats, the culling ropes don't get tangled. However, all these positives can't overcome the problem of clips that rust shut and eventually break due to corrosion.
From: Mike: Panama City, FL
Comments: These work well but, my clips have started to rust
From: Trent: Alabama
Comments: Haven't used them to cull yet, but here are my initial comments: Poor Chinese workmanship! I could not open two of the clips without prying them open with a screwdriver. The ends of the clips are blunt. so I had to sharpen them with a dremel tool, about 30 minutes of work. They will undoubtedly rust now.
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I received a pair of her earrings for Christmas and LOVE them! I'd love to have another pair – sounds greedy, I know, but she makes awesome jewelry! I'd go for the O Earrings – the Champagne and Freshwater pearl – beautiful!
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Thanks for sharing. Her jewelry is lovely! I like the O earrings in dark freshwater.
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I would LOVE the pearl double dangle. I have always wanted a pair of black pearl earrings and these would fill that "want"!

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White pearl cluster dangle!
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I'm knitting a coral sweater for myself and would love the coral dangles.
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thanks so much for the giveaway!
I like the pink coral double earrings. But they are all so lovely! Such a nice giveaway for Mother's Day!
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I really like the O earrings – grey fresh water pearl – I'd give them to my mom for her birthday!
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I went to look and ended up buying a pair for Mom! If I won this giveaway I would pick the black double dangles for me!
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I like the O earrings with the dark freshwater pearl.
My favorite would be the moonstone and bone dangles, although a difficult choice! Very cute! Will keep in mind when birthdays roll around. Thanks…
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In what has becoming seemingly a yearly offseason event, the Arizona Diamondbacks are once again trying to trade two-time All-Star right fielder Justin Upton, according to Ken Rosenthal of Fox Sports.
The 25-year-old Upton had a disappointing 2012 campaign which saw him hit .280, a mark consistent with his career numbers. But his stats dropped substantially from 2011 in several categories, including home runs (31 to 17), RBI (88 to 67) and slugging percentage (.529 to .430).
In his story, Rosenthal cites insiders who say there's a very distinct chance Upton will be moved by opening day 2013.
Major-league sources, however, say the team is again engaged in active discussions about Upton, and one estimates the chances of him playing elsewhere next season are "80-20."
The D-backs tried to trade Upton following both the 2010 and 2011 regular seasons, and his name was mentioned in frequent trade rumors before last July's trade deadline.
The Diamondbacks will be seeking help on the left side of their infield this offseason, and have already traded for Oakland shortstop Cliff Pennington. As Rosenthal points out, Texas shortstop Elvis Andrus could make sense as a trade target, as the Rangers will likely be trying to fill the hole in the lineup if Josh Hamilton should leave via free agency.
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John Edgar Light stone 1993 greywacke stone, glass National Gallery of Australia enlarge
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' I strive to be self-sufficient in my craft; to be able to effect with my hands and my tools anything that my heart and mind can conjure. To leave behind small tokens of my love for this land of stone in the hope that each object might evoke the questions who made this and why, when, how, and where? These are the timeless questions asked of any object and in asking them one enters the mystery to a point of contact with the spirit of the maker. It is my desire to imbue my work with this spirit.'
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Light stone and Red eye are greywacke pebbles with glass and jasper inserts. Greywacke is a base sedimentary rock that has been altered by heat and pressure during its time buried deep in the Tasman trench (between Australia and New Zealand). The material for the greywacke originated as eroded granite sediments washed off the great continent of Gondwanaland. Tectonic forces moved and deformed the Earth's crust, and lifted the rock to form the base of parts of New Zealand. These pebbles come from the Hauraki Gulf near Edgar's home. In Light stone, Edgar has sandwiched slices of glass between the greywacke using epoxy glue to bind the surfaces together. Red eye has a jasper insert. The effect of these inclusions is to create another dimension or add a sense mystery to the pebbles; they are like talismans (sacred objects used in ceremonies) of an ancient people. Powerful and precious, they ask to be held and stroked, as if through contact their mystery will be known to us.
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On the Shawnee Hills Wine Trail, Rustle Hill winery features an amphitheater bandstand for live music, great wines and beers, restaurant and cabins for rent.
A national symbol of faith, this 111-foot-tall cross, when illuminated at night, can be seen over an area of 7,500 square miles atop the most prominent elevation in Southern Illinois. The cross is surrounded by the Shawnee National Forest.
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Located at Lincoln Memorial Park, visitors can "Walk Where Lincoln Walked" by following the presidents footsteps from Jonesboro Square to the park.
Anthill Gallery & Vintage Curiosities
Anthill productions is home to the photography of rare images' Bob Hageman and the stained-glass work of Firelight Studio's Linda Austin. For well over 20 years, Linda and Bob have been making and displaying their unique artworks throughout the Midwest, and they are now for the first time making them available to a broader audience.
Presbyterian church in continuous operation since 1850 and the site of a winter encampment during the Trail of Tears. Only site certified by state of Illinois and Cherokee Nation.
General museum featuring local history, Kirkpatrick Pottery, Native American artifacts, pioneer items and other unique collections.
The present church is the original structure, built in 1860. Dedicated in 1861 as Evangelical Lutheran St. Paul's Church, it features a 50-ft.-tall steeple, pews made of native yellow poplar, and balconies that span the full length of the building on both sides of the stairway.
Alto Clay Work is the studio home of Stephen Grimmer. The pottery showroom is open Friday-Sunday, Noon to 5PM during Spring, Summer, and Autumn, and other times by appointment and by chance. Also offers ceramics classes for adults and children, resident artist studios, and a gallery for occasional exhibitions.
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In a small saucepan, bring 3/4 cup water to a boil; add quiona, cover, and reduce heat to low. Cook until liquid is absorbed, 12 to 14 minutes; set aside.
In a food processor, pulse carrot until finely chopped. Add cooked quinoa, half the scallions, beans, breadcrumbs, egg, cumin, 1 teaspoon salt, and 1/4 teaspoon pepper; pulse until combined but still slightly chunky.
Form mixture into four 3/4-inch-thick paties (dip hands in water to prevent sticking). If too soft, refrigerate 10 minutes to firm. In a large nonstick skillet, heat oil over medium; cook burgers until browned and cooked through, 8 to 10 minutes per side.
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Sure to be a favorite among your top collection! Created in a comfortable and stretchy fabric blend, you'll love how this top feels. Bright colors mix with printed sublimation for an eye catching appearance, while flutter sleeves flow down each arm to bring out a subtle softness. A classic scoop neckline is decorated with glass seed and bugle beads for a wonderful contrasting texture.
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Made of 94% polyester and 6% spandex. Contrast is 100% polyester. Hand wash cold, only non-chlorine bleach as needed. Lay flat to dry, reshape with warm iron if needed. Made in China.
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Our beloved Una Marx Swenson passed away May 11, 2012 after a long illness resulting from a fall last August.
Una was born Nov. 19, 1919 in Sterling, Utah to Jacob Clyde and Leah Schlapfer Marx.
Una married Martin Swenson Aug. 1, 1939. They were later sealed in the Jordan River Temple. They spent most of their lives in Carbon County, where they raised their three children. Una took great pride in maintaining a tidy home and raising her children.
Una was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day-Saints, in which she served in various callings.
She loved her grandchildren and was very proud of them. Each summer, Martin and Una would take turns letting the grandkids spend time with them, sharing in their favorite past times.
After Martin retired in 1981, they started to spend their winters in Arizona which resulted in 24 years of relaxation, warm sunshine, great fun, and meeting wonderful new friends from all over the country.
Una was very skilled at embroidery, and she won several blue ribbons in county and state fairs.
Una made sure she quilted a quilt and crocheted an afghan for each of her grandchildren, great -grandchildren, and her great-great grandchild.
After the passing of her husband of 65 years, Una moved to South Jordan Legacy Retirement center to be close to her children and their families, again meeting wonderful new friends, especially Ann Wells, who became her best friend. The center held many activities and two of her favorites were bingo and rummy cube so she could win candy bars to give to her grandchildren when they came to visit.
Una is survived by her children: Martin Ray (Jeanne) Swenson, West Point; Diane (George) Richards, West Jordan; Faye (Scott) Roberts, South Jordan; Nine grandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren, and one great-great granddaughter as well as one sister.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Martin; parents and many siblings.
Funeral services will be held Saturday, May 19, at the Spring Glen Ward Chapel (1985 West 4000 North) at 11 a.m. with a viewing held one hour prior to services. Interment will be held at the Price City Cemetery. Services are in the care of Fausett Mortuary. Family and friends may sign the guest book and share memories of Una at www.fausettmortuary.com.
The family would like to express their appreciation to Legacy Memory Care Staff in Taylorsville, Utah, for their compassionate and loving care given to their mother.


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Online Merchandising Training
Course Details
- Date
- March 5 2013 (9:30am – 4:30pm)
- Venue
- Etc Venues, Moorgate, London, United Kingdom
- Trainer
- Ian Jindal
- Duration
- 1 day
- Cost
- $900.00 per attendee
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As e-commerce matures and customers are trained by your competitors to expect more, marketing and commercial professionals must be able to satisfy customers whilst also increasing profits.
James Gurd, a thought-leader in e-commerce, heads up this course examining online merchandising. This course takes a whole-business approach to the art of selling online, from promises made to customers, right through to post-purchase selling.
This intensive course covers the entire breadth of online selling - from product selection and presentation, through search, sorting, filtering and promotions, to an introduction of advanced rule-based merchandising. We will also consider product-specific presentation needs and the test-measure-optimise approach to selling.
The day considers selling 'in the round': from the promises made to customers through to post-purchase selling. We also place online selling in the context of offline selling (store, catalogue and telephone) as well as within a performance framework, suggesting some KPIs to assess progress.
The multichannel, commercial approach will allow participants to communicate the benefits of a whole-business approach to selling online, as well as measuring and sharing the success.
Course Requirements: A wi-fi enabled laptop or tablet is required for this course. If you cannot bring your own please contact us to reserve a rental laptop at a cost of £50 + VAT.
Every attendee will gain access to a complimentary Econsultancy report valued at £600. Choose from over 500 reports covering in-depth best practice advice, market data and the latest digital trends.
Who should attend?
This course is ideal for anyone interested in improving their approach to selling effectiveness online. Examples include: senior marketers responsible for the sales performance of the e-commerce channel; online merchandisers interested in planning for increased sales effectiveness; offline merchandisers looking to understand the capabilities and demands of modern online selling and systems; or heads of e-commerce looking to lead team improvements in selling.
How will I benefit?
Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
- Specify, plan and implement rules-based online selling; testing, measuring and improving performance.
- Understand and be able to apply a KPI/performance-led approach to selling
- Place online selling in the context of multichannel selling, communicating your channel's needs and benefits to colleagues in your business.
What will I learn?
The course covers:
Introduction to Online Merchandising
- The essential problems to solve in online merchandising
- Getting the products to the web - data, planning, ranging, preparation - "ready and available to sell"
- Basic presentation - search, filter, sort orders, promotion - and the opportunities and problems presented
- Data requirements - product information management, imagery, attributes, metadata and the complexities of structured products, selling groups and configuration
- Promotional strategies and their demands on online merchandising systems
- Integration with offline promotional activity
Key Metrics and Performance Indicators
- A review of the traditional metrics for stock and sales performance and their applicability to online
- Online-only metrics
- Key Performance Indicators
Advanced Online Merchandising Techniques and Considerations
- Rule-based or algorithmic systems
- Behavioural profiling to drive rules
- Use of personae
- A:B testing in online merchandising
The Online Merchandising Ecosystem
- Interaction of Online Merchandising with SEO and PPC
- Interaction of Online Merchandising with the affiliate channel
- Interaction of Online Merchandising with behavioural/profiling systems
- Interaction of rules with imaging systems and presentation options
- Cross-channel implications - merchandising rules based on stock availability, store stock, virtual stock and quality of service.
In-company training
This course can also be delivered exclusively for your team. In-company training ensures everyone is up to best practice standard and you'll benefit from a more open environment to discuss your most pressing issues.
In-company delivery options start at £5,000 per day. Get in touch with our Professional Development team at email@example.com or +44 (0)207 970 4167 to find out more.
We are a registered provider with the CPD Standards Office. Delegates completing this course may be issued with a CPD Certificate of Attendance, which can be used within their formal CPD record for a professional body, institute, or employer.
Ian Jindal is a consultant, publisher, and advisor on eCommerce in integrated retail, publishing, and broadcast. Clients include Marks & Spencer, House of Fraser, Camelot UK Lotteries and Westfield Shopping Town. A regular keynote speaker and conference chair, Ian co-founded InternetRetailing, the magazine, portal, and conference for Europe's leading retailers and multichannel retailers.
Previously he was Group E-commerce Director for Littlewoods Shop Direct Group where he grew online revenues to £405m pa. Before that, Ian was Head of Online Operations at the BBC, establishing the team that managed over 400 BBC websites and a non-executive Director of Business Link for London.
Ian co-founded the European eCommerce Forum, a private conference and 'think tank' to advance the art and craft of online selling.
When not tending his solitary olive tree, Ian can be found at www.innoparticularorder.com
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Course Details
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- March 5 2013 (9:30am – 4:30pm)
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- Duration
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November 08 2011 03:07PM
Sick method Dale! Kudos to Harrison Mooney on these photoshops.
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Looks like Mason Raymond is unbelievably close to a return to action. Not only did he join the team in California this week, but he participated in a few on-ice drills and then participated in contact drills. To ask the question everyone else is too afraid to ask: when exactly did Mason Raymond join Department H? Just the best news.
Mike Gillis goes out on a limb and defends one of the best coaches in the league. I wrote 1000 words in defense of Vigneault today if you have about 45 minutes and need something to read.
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Cam Charron isn't saying David Booth is unlucky, just that he maybe should have thought twice before he crossed that black-cat's path on 13th and Oak while walking under a ladder that fell and caused a truck carrying salt (all of which spilled), mirrors (all of which broke) and umbrellas (all of which bounced into a nearby window and opened up inside).
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According to clinical psychologist Holly James, "We are drawn to a certain colour because we want that attribute in our life." While certain color attractions may lie in our subconscious, consumer research proves the point that buyers are definitely drawn to products whose colors in some way reflect their interests and values. This holds true for the car industry as well. At least 77 percent of all car shoppers say that color is an important factor in whether or not they will purchase a car. Another 31 percent claim that they are willing to pay more for a vehicle in a color they prefer. Car dealers need to take note because a startling 39 percent admit that they will walk off a lot that does not have the vehicle they want in the right color.
From 2001-2010, silver was the most popular vehicle colour in the world. Silver represents a practical sophistication with a slightly futuristic appeal. As a business color, it has been highly successful. Interestingly, drivers of silver cars are 50% less likely to be involved in automobile accidents. However, in 2011, the color white stepped into first place in the United States.
White is seen by many as a clean, uncomplicated and non-threatening look. A full 50 percent of the cars sold in the United States last year were painted some shade of white. Black is the third color in the top three choices. Drivers identify with the power, elegance, sexy and sometimes mysterious quality of a black automobile. There's just something bold and no-nonsense about a shiny black vehicle. In fact, in Europe, black was the dominant color in 2011. In Asia, silver held the number one place.
The automobiles for 2012 may come in a variety of colors, but almost all are available in these top three choices. Buyers can pick up a Mazda in "Liquid Silver," a Ford Fusion in "White Suede" or an Acura ZDX in "Crystal Pearl Black" or "Aspen White Pearl." Of course, these three colors are not the only choices on the market. The Mazda is also available in a striking "Copper Red Mica." Red has always been the color of speed, risk-taking, dominance and passion. Virtually every sports car is available in some shade of this color. Camaro and Corvette automobiles are sold in "Victory Red," but you can also pick one up painted in "Inferno Orange."
The fun yellows, lime greens and other quirky colors appeal to personalities that like to live outside the box. These drivers want to make a fun statement, and they reflect their uniqueness by choosing less typical vehicle colors. Only about 1 percent of car sales fall into this category. Most drivers choose to be less obvious, but they still let their choices reflect their personality. Gold vehicles are popular with those who love comfort and luxury and are willing to pay for it. Light browns are basic and simple for those who really prefer to be unnoticed. Blue continues to grow in popularity. It reflects a classic, conservative approach to life.
Blending colors seems to be the newest trend in automobile and truck color choices. New proposed shades include "Golddeluxe," a silver-gold combination; "Pot O'Gold," a light green with gold option; "Muddy Waters," a brown and pearl mix; and "Grape Spritz," a blue and purple pairing. One can only wonder which blended shades will capture the hearts and affection of the car buyers of the future-or will white, silver and black remain the ever-popular favorites.
Pantone has recently announced its new Color of the Year as "Greenery" (15-0343), the brightest green it has highlighted to date.Read More
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By COREY BLUEMELStaff Writer
During the recent Emery County Public Lands Council meeting, Lucy Malin, of the Utah Division of Oil, Gas and Mining, reported to the council concerning the progress in the Rilda Canyon expansion by the Deer Creek Mine. PacifiCorp, the parent company, has filed a new plan for the expansion work being considered for the mine.
The first plan from PacifiCorp was discarded over concerns surrounding the impact the construction of the new site in Rilda Canyon would have on the creek and the springs. This new plan has implemented moving the collection area for the springs owned by North Emery Water Users Special Service District.
Doug Johnson, of PacifiCorp, stated that in a recent meeting with NEWUSSD, the board made the suggestion to relocate the collection area for the springs to a point above the new construction. If this plan is implemented, it would eliminate the concerns over contamination or damage to the springs.
Johnson stated that in the new plan, PacifiCorp has addressed every possible event surrounding the springs and the creek. He reported that the quality and quantity of the water collected and delivered in this area will remain the same.
If the Rilda Canyon expansion takes place, an additional 15 years of mining would be available to the Deer Creek Mine. Following the permitting and appeals process, expansion could begin as early as summer of 2005.
All of the agencies involved, DOGM, the office of surface mining, the forest service and the BLM, are working together to complete the process as rapidly as possible. The new plan is being looked at as a very possible solution to the problem with the springs. By moving the construction area to the west approximately one half mile, and with the relocation of the collection area for the springs, the new plan is very promising.
Following the mining activity surrounding the expansion, the reclamation of the area would include removing all buildings, removal of the paved road and restoration and reseeding of the entire area. Maylin said that the agencies involved do not anticipate finding a significant impact on any aspects of the environmental assessment. If a significant impact is noted, one additional year could be added to the project start time, to write an environmental impact statement.
As for the Lila Canyon expansion, it is also moving through the permitting process. Utah American Energy requested this expansion from Horse Canyon Mine. On July 30, Lowell Braxton issued a statement to UAE. Due to the comments that were submitted following Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance's conference on Lila Canyon, Braxton encouraged UAE to respond to SUWAs issues. There will be a review in the process in the near future.
Public Lands Director Ray Petersen stated that he and Commissioner Ira Hatch had attended that conference and the bulk of the issues surrounded water use in the area. He also stated that Emery County had written a letter of support for the Lila Canyon expansion project.
Floyd Johnson, of the BLM, stated that the RMP draft has been released and is now in the comment phase of the process. This comment period will last 90 days and the deadline for comment is Oct. 15. He encouraged everyone, as a council and as a private party, to make written comments and submit to the BLM.
There are four informational meetings scheduled for the public. Each will be from 4-9 p.m. and the dates are Aug. 24 at the Museum of the San Rafael in Castle Dale, Aug. 25 at the John Wesley Powell River History Museum in Green River, Aug. 26. in Price and Aug. 31 in Salt Lake City. No oral comments will be accepted at these meeting, but written comments will be accepted.
Petersen requested that the public lands council members review and formulate responses appropriate to their council position area. "I don't think there are any surprises in the draft, but there are definitely some issues that we, as a council, need to address," said Petersen.
Carl Gramlich of the Division of Wildlife Resources informed the council that he would be giving the DWR update as Derris Jones is in Range Creek with Gov. Olene Walker. The governor is touring the acquisition. Other legislative members will be touring Range Creek in the coming weeks. Thirteen Native American tribes representatives will also be taking a tour of the area near the end of August.
Gramlich explained some problems the county is having with bears recently. Most are in the Desolation Canyon area as many rafters are reporting bear sightings. Some problems have presented themselves in the form of bears getting into the melon fields in Green River also.
Gramlich said that in regard to bears, the Division has a rating system by which the bears are classified. A Category 1 bear is an animal that has done minimal damage and seldom is seen. A Category 2 bear is one that demonstrates continual, unacceptable behavior. A Category 3 bear is a chronic offender that has become a public safety threat. Recently a Category 3 bear was reported, but an extensive search did not locate the animal.
An interim plan for the management of Range Creek is hoped to be in place by Aug. 13. The investigation into the missing artifacts from that area is ongoing. Gramlich also reported there are a number of hunting permits available from the draw. Several areas of the state did not have enough applications to cover the number of permits available. Most of the permits are for the northern region and also archery.
The next Emery County Public Lands Council meeting will be held Sept. 14 at 10 a.m.


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This father-son operation produces a wide variety of wines with grapes imported from throughout the U.S., including Illinois, Michigan and California. The winery features a tasting room and outdoor seating.
Opened up in an old lumber yard. This unique dining experience serves grill specialties and pizza in downtown Findlay.
This Steakhouse sits in Downtown Findlay, "the Heart of Lake Shelbyville". Serving American style foods from chicken, steaks, and fish to homestyle lunch specials.
Mexican Cuisine in a comfortable atmosphere.
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Family owned and operated on a Sesquicentennial farm. Nestled in a rural setting, there is a relaxing Tuscan style atmosphere. Facilities include a banquet room that seats 190 people and a wine tasting room with seating for an additional 40 people. Both are available to rent for special occasions.
Charming restaurant in a restored turn of century building located on the south side of monument square in a historical section of downtown with unique storefront columns. Serving breakfast all day long. Salad Bar, Senior Discount everyday.
Fine Dining at It's Best. Serving appetizers, soups, & salads, steaks, pork, chicken, seafood, pasta, desserts, sandwiches.
Family owned and operated restaurant. Dine In, carryout, or enjoy the buffet.
Burgers, tacos, and more. Special soft serve flavors of the week.
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The Stormers ended their Australasian tour on a high after beating the Western Force 17-3 in Perth on Saturday.
The Stormers ended their Australasian tour on a high after beating the Western Force 17-3 in Perth on Saturday.
It wasn't pretty – the weather or the match – but the visitors got the job done, outscoring their hosts two tries to nil and head home with 13 points in the bag in what has been a very successful road trip.
Played in wet conditions, an open game of running rugby was shelved when the two teams took to the field. But the visitors adjusted accordingly and handled the slippery ball better than the Force, who failed to stamp any authority on the match despite taking an early lead though the boot of fly-half David Harvey.
Instead, it was the South Africans who took control and showed their class that's helped them along to eight wins from nine outings thus far in the competition.
In contrast, the Force's seventh loss of the season all but ended their slim finals hopes, with the franchise a worrying 14 points adrift of the Brumbies with just seven games remaining.
Stormers coach Allister Coetzee will be pleased with the performance of his rookies, who once again were impressive in the absence of injured stars Schalk Burger and Duane Vermeulen as Nizaam Carr filled the void with aplomb in his first Super Rugby start while Siya Kolisi did his reputation no harm.
The visitors took the lead when Bok wing Bryan Habana latched on to a Harvey pass and scooted half the length of the field for a try under the posts. But replays showed the ball actually slipped out of Habana's arms just centimetres short of the tryline, with the referees not close enough to see the mistake.
Grant added the conversion from bang in front and the Stormers held on to their four-point (3-7) lead for the rest of the half.
The Force were forced to watch Grant knock over a penalty just three minutes into the second half that increased the Stormers' lead to seven points.
The Stormers pivot then struck again a few minutes later with a converted try to give his team plenty of breathing space, and the Force with a mountain to climb.
The scorers:
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Pen: Harvey
For Stormers:
Tries: Habana, Grant
Cons: Grant 2
Pen: Grant
Western Force: 14 Alfie Mafi, 14 Rory Sidey, 13 Nick Cummins, 12 Winston Stanley, 11 Napolioni Nalaga, 10 David Harvey, 9 Brett Sheehan, 8 Ben McCalman, 7 David Pocock (c), 6 Matt Hodgson, 5 Nathan Sharpe, 4 Toby Lynn, 3 Salesi Ma'afu, 2 Nathan Charles, 1 Pek Cowan.
Replacements: 16 Elvis Taione, 17 Salesi Manu, 18 Phoenix Battye, 19 Richard Brown, 20 Josh Holmes, 21 Ben Seymour, 22 Samu Wara.
Stormers: 15 Joe Pietersen, 14 Gerhard van den Heever, 13 Bryan Habana, 12 Juan de Jongh, 11 Danie Poolman, 10 Peter Grant, 9 Dewaldt Duvenage, 8 Nizaam Carr, 7 Rynhardt Elstadt, 6 Siya Kolisi, 5 Andries Bekker (c), 4 De Kock Steenkamp, 3 Frans Malherbe, 2 Tiaan Liebenberg, 1 Steven Kitshoff.
Replacements: 16 Scarra Ntubeni, 17 Brok Harris, 18 Don Armand, 19 Deon Fourie, 20 Louis Schreuder, 21 Burton Francis, 22 JP du Plessis.
Referee: Jaco Peyper (South Africa)


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Skip to comments.McCain Hurls F-Bomb at Cornyn Over Immigration Bill
Posted on 05/18/2007 3:25:09 PM PDT by harwood
Major Garrett just mentioned this on Fox News. Evidently Cornyn was angry at McCain for leaving him out of the loop. McCain responded with a profanity-laced retort.
Well, his daddy had a rep for being a wimp. I would think he'd be sensitive about aquiring that same label.
It's sad that many have never heard of Sam Johnson and his genuine heroism. I guess Dims like Kerry, Webb, and Murtha and RINOs like McCain and Hagel are the only veterans that get recognition from the media. Many people don't know about Duncan Hunter's war heroism either.
I lubs dat moobie!
I've obviously missed a heck of day on Freep... darn that work obligation!
The MSM, LBJ, the Left and the Rockefeller wing smeared Goldwater as a "crazy man" who was not fit to be President. It was a lie. McLame really is a crazy man who is not fit to be President.
McNuggets a profane man? I don't believe it.
At a bipartisan gathering in an ornate meeting room just off the Senate floor, McCain complained that Cornyn was raising petty objections to a compromise plan being worked out between Senate Republicans and Democrats and the White House. He used a curse word associated with chickens and accused Cornyn of raising the issue just to torpedo a deal.
Things got really heated when Cornyn accused McCain of being too busy campaigning for president to take part in the negotiations, which have gone on for months behind closed doors. "Wait a second here," Cornyn said to McCain. "I've been sitting in here for all of these negotiations and you just parachute in here on the last day. You're out of line."
McCain, a former Navy pilot, then used language more accustomed to sailors (not to mention the current vice president, who made news a few years back after a verbal encounter with Sen. Patrick Leahy of Vermont).
"[Expletive] you! I know more about this than anyone else in the room," shouted McCain at Cornyn. McCain helped craft a bill in 2006 that passed the Senate but couldn't be compromised with a House bill that was much tougher on illegal immigrants.
Some FReepers didn't believe me when I posted that Cornyn was opposed to this amnesty bill. I think this shows that he is one of the bill's fiercest opponents in the Senate.
"There IS no article. This was reported minutes ago on FOX by a correspondent."
Where did you get the headline?
There IS no article. This was reported minutes ago on FOX by a correspondent.
Then why did you state "foxnews.com" as the source?
Thanks for posting the source, on blog.washingtonpost.com - NOT foxnews.com like harwood posted, then later said was not an article but reported on TV. That type of deception lends incredibility to posts. Certainly, McCains inability to hold his tongue is not what we want in the White House!
Thanks. I used to like McCain, and still do in some ways. But this betrayal dooms his candidacy forever.
McCain may as well run for the Democratic nomination after his involvement in this amnesty-fest.
Unless things are even worse than I imagined, there shouldn't be any way he could get the Pubbie nomination after crapping on the base of the party this way.
If he does, then we know all hope is lost for any sanity on our side.
Ouch, that's harsh....probably true, but harsh...lol!!!!
[Expletive] you!
***Hug You? Kiss You? I Love You? A female sheep is a You? Yoo hoo who You? Freep You? I don' like You? Hey You? Not you? Happy Birthday to You? I dislike the horse you rode in on and You? Wassup You? WSU [WhatSamatta U]? How about You? Knock Knock — who's there — You? Et Tu, Brute You? Starts with U? Do the DewYou? Wait a second, I need to talk to You? What does expetive mean after all, can I ask You?
His outburst was witnessed by multiple U.S. Senators and staffers, and is well documented. The Drudge Report also has a story about it, as well as the Washington Compost.
The corrupt and arrogant old fart has FINALLY "jumped the shark" — and lost his ass in process...
Are we children here or adults? It's rather childish to ridicule a poster about a typo. Although the poster jyro should have used the preview first before posting. But everyone knows he meant vote
McCain is a pompous jackass who lost his brains at a young age. Now, he is a senile oldster.
|Your Emoticon is Grumpy
You forgot he's dumb as a rock and is vain and arrogant to a fault..
Some of us still believe him to be a traitor who sold out POW/MIA families to rush through "normalization" with the Communists in Vietnam.
We also haven't forgotten he attempted to shelter Kerry from the Swift Boat Veterans for Truth, by calling the SBVFT "dishonest and dishonorable"..
That charge was a better fit for both McCain and Kerry...
I've always loved that one.
Glad you kept it.
Of course, with McCain, there's always a need for it.;o)
Oh, potlatch!
That is FANTASTIC!
Lol, thanks DC. I didn't make that but don't know who did. I make them MOVE!!
anyone happen to know the bill number of this new amnesty bill?
"I make them MOVE!!"
I would think THAT would be the hard part. ;o)
Lol, I just like animation. Sometimes very time consuming to do.
Someone else already posted this source, whom I thanked. harwood, the original poster of this thread did not site a source except "foxnews.com". harwood later said that s/he heard it on Fox News TV. This constitutes a discrepency. harwood's failure to supply accurate citation and contradicting him/herself discredited him/her. As soon as the other party posted this I thanked them.
McCain's known temper does not equate to using the f-word. But his documented use of it in public certainly discredits him as a presidential candidate. The inability to control what comes out of one's mouth is definitely an undesirable trait for the POTUS.
Fox News reported the incident, which was from the same source as the blog site at Washington Post and the New York Post. It was actually correctly attributed to Fox News, but it was not on their website originally, so the person could not have shown a URL at that time. I don't quite understand why it was such a big deal to you, because there were several sources, all of which gave the same information.
"I dont quite understand why it was such a big deal to you, because there were several sources, all of which gave the same information."
It didn't start out to be a big deal, just an observation and a question about sources. Re-read my posts. Throwing a pejorative headline up with no citation, or in this case an incorrect citation, with no excerpt gives the appearance of being manufactured. When someone finally provided the blog source on WashingtonPost.com, which you later provided, I thanked them. Case closed. But it seems to be still going. So, I guess, "big deal" is in the eyes of the beholder.
I think part of the problem was that several hours or even days have passed between posts. Forget it.
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A KFJ coal truck was involved in a mishap while traveling southbound on SR-10 on Sept. 4 at approximately 8:50 p.m. The truck driver tried to miss a deer and tipped over his rear trailer spilling coal on the roadway. The trailer came completely unhooked and crossed the road coming to rest about a foot and a half across the white line.
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More Discussions Necessary on Requirement for an Intergovernmental Scientific Body for Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services Putrajaya/Nairobi, 12 November 2008 - Close to 100 nations concluded a review of how science can better guide policy by examining the merits of a new scientific body able to put the loss of biodiversity, ecosystems and their multi-trillion dollar services at the top of the political agenda.Recommendations on the final day included one to carry out a preliminary 'gap analysis' on where the link between scientists and those that make policy decisions at a national, regional and global level might be strengthened and for the Executive Director of the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) to present toe outcome of this week to UNEP's Governing Council/Global Ministerial Environment Forum - the big gathering of environment ministers scheduled for mid-February 2009.The meeting also recommended that the UNEP Governing Council "requests the Executive Director to "convene a second Intergovernmental Multi-stakeholder Meeting on an Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services." And added:" With the view to strengthening and improving the science-policy interface for biodiversity and ecosystem services for human well-being, including consideration of a new science-policy platform. The nations, gathering over three days in the Malaysian city of Putrajaya, were weighing the effectiveness of existing mechanisms to translate science into policy- action by governments including the merits of establishing an Intergovernmental Panel or Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES.It reflects growing concern that the current international response is failing to galvanize a real and meaningful response to the decline of the globe's economically important natural or nature-based assets from species and soils to forests and fisheries.The failure is in part as a result of a fragmented landscape of reports and assessments by a multitude of organizations each coming to the issue from different approaches and with different methods."The end result is that a policy-makers lack the validated, coherent and actionable guide to what is the most sensible tack for turning around biodiversity loss and ecosystem degradation," said Achim Steiner, Executive Director of the UN Environment Programme which convened the Malaysia meeting."An intergovernmental body, perhaps mirroring the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change which has put global warming high on the political radar, is one of the options that represents a possible way forward," he added."One thing that was not in doubt here was an overwhelming acceptance that business and usual is unlikely to stem the tide of decline of the Earth's natural world and natural assets and that some kind of urgent response is long overdue - that a transition to a Green Economy must put scientific and sustainable use of these resources amongst the top political priorities," said Mr Steiner.The nations meeting in Malaysia today requested a 'gaps' report aimed at pin pointing where the problems in the current response to biodiversity and ecosystem decline actually rest.Some of those could include the current gaps in knowledge on the precise link between biodiversity, healthy ecosystems and thus livelihoods. In other words how many species can disappear from a forest or fertile soils before they collapse or become ever less productive?Meanwhile many experts believe that an intergovernmental panel or platform could provide early warning of biologically-related developments of regional or global significance years in advance of their public emergence.Some experts cite the case of biofuels, an area that has triggered fierce and polarized public debate in recent months. The issues surrounding biofuels or certain kinds of biofuels have been known to scientists for several decades, but only now are hitting the headlines.Similar arguments can be made for the disappearance of amphibians as a result of viruses or perhaps climate change and for acidification of the oceans and loss of coral reefs as a result of the build up of C02 in the atmosphere and the seas.Others believe that some of the greatest 'gaps' exist in developing countries where there is an urgent and practical need to strengthen the knowledge, skills and capacity to carry out biodiversity and ecosystem assessments in the first place.Nations this week requested that such a gaps analysis, able to demonstrate the need or otherwise of an international panel or some other mechanism, should be presented before a global gathering of the world's environment ministers.The meeting - UNEP's Governing Council/Global Ministerial Environment Forum- is scheduled to take place in Nairobi, Kenya in mid-February 2009.Notes to Editors Documents for the meeting, which ran from 10 to 12 November at the Putrajaya International Convention Centre, can be found at http://www.ipbes.net/en/index.aspx UNEP Global Environment Outlook-4 http://www.unep.org/geo/geo4/media/ Millennium Ecosystem Assessment http://www.millenniumassessment.org/en/index.aspx UNEP Green Economy Initiative http://www.unep.org/greeneconomy/ For More Information Please Contact Nick Nuttall, UNEP Spokesperson and Head of Media, on Tel: +41 79 596 57 37 or email email@example.com Or Anne-France White, UNEP Associate Information Officer, on Tel: +254 (0)20 762 3088; Mobile in Kenya: +254 (0)728 600 494, or E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com


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Very interesting chapter, these flashbacks have done an amazing job at giving a sincere take on Kabuto's life rather than rushing things for the sake of getting back to the fight.
However, next up is probably a return to the Uchiha vs. Kabuto fight (finally), so let's hope things heat up and we can really see what both sides are capable of. Sure, we have Izanami in the mix, but where's Sasuke's EMS abilities? It's time to put someone's life on the line rather than dancing around each other's techniques... has there ever been a fight with lower risks? Itachi's protecting Sasuke, Kabuto doesn't want to hurt Sasuke, and Itachi/Kabuto are both immune to all forms of damage. I don't want Izanami to settle things; I want to see what Sasuke can pull off once Itachi's Izanami fails.
Sasuke is the strongest person in the cave right now, he deserves to take control of this fight.


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