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The letter is a reminder of the impact she can have.
As a mentor with TEMPO Milwaukee, an organization that looks to further advance women leaders in the community through educational programming, networking opportunities, relationship building and mentoring, Gina Alberts Peter visited a female high school student in Milwaukee.
It was 1986, so she doesn't remember too much that was talked about during their session.
But about six years ago, she received a letter at her Elm Grove home from that same person. The two had lost touch over the years, but the influence Peter had on her wasn't lost at all.
"She kept telling me in writing that I meant a lot to her," said Peter, a manager of the Wells Fargo Commercial Banking offices covering Wisconsin and Upper Michigan. "She said I just wanted to thank you for your advice."
Welcome affirmation
Peter was overjoyed by the letter.
"Even though you don't realize you're making a difference at the time, you can have an impact," Peter said.
That individual told her that she has become a successful lawyer and wanted to reach out to people who have been inspirational in her life.
Peter said that is the kind of result TEMPO Milwaukee can have.
She recently was recognized for her more than 30 years with the organization. She was honored with a Mentor Award during TEMPO Milwaukee's 23rd annual Mentor Event at The Pfister Hotel.
"It was a surprise, so it's very nice," Peter said. "I'm thrilled."
Peter shared that story with those in attendance at the award's luncheon.
To further the group's goal of fostering future leaders, honorees get to select a college or university to benefit from a scholarship for a woman in her junior or senior year.
Since she wants to give back to her alma mater, Peter selected a student in the University of Wisconsin-Madison's School of Business to receive the $5,000 scholarship.
Plenty to do
Besides being affiliated with TEMPO, Peter is involved throughout the community.
Whether it's giving her time as the president of the Milwaukee Public Library Foundation, sitting on the Executive Committee and chairing the Education Committee for the Zoological Society of Milwaukee, serving as a past president of the Visiting Nurse Association or serving as an Honorary Board member of the Boy Scouts of America, Peter isn't one to sit around.
"I just want to give back," Peter said. "You never know when you're going to impact someone's life."
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Thank you for including us in this feature. There are so many beautiful ideas in your round up and now I really can't wait for fall!ReplyDelete
Ohh thanks for sharing all these fall goodies!!ReplyDelete
Wow, I love this round-up! Totally inspired for autumn now...thanks!ReplyDelete
Isn't this a glorious time of year?! I love your round up ideas!!!!ReplyDelete
Wow! Tons of inspiration. Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
Wow I love all of these! You've been busy!!ReplyDelete
Please feel free to link up your delicious and adorable projects to my Make Yourself Monday Blog Hop! I'd love to have you!! :o)
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What a great collection of fall ideas! It must have taken you quite a while to get this put together. I have some of these same things pinned on my pinterest, but there are a lot of ideas I hadn't seen, too. I really love the felted fall coasters idea. Thanks for putting this together for us! :)ReplyDelete
Lots of goodies bookmarked out of this collection! Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
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so many fun fall ideas. thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
Oh, I just can't wait for it to feel like Fall around here. {Florida}ReplyDelete
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Great ideas here!! I can't wait to make vanilla, velvet pumpkins, and paint some leaves with my kindergarteners. Great research!ReplyDelete
Such a great collection of ideas! Thanks for getting them all together for the rest of us to be inspired! I would love to have you share this @ Show & Share!ReplyDelete
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Rachel, another awesome collection of ideas! Thanks so much for linking it up to my Fall Fun party so others can be inspired too!ReplyDelete
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The formal living room is a warm and inviting space that can be filled with the sounds of music from the grand piano built and donated by the Charles R. Walter Piano Company of Elkhart, Indiana, and Piano Solutions. The Sheraton mahogany breakfront c. 1770 was moved from the dining room, giving this space a sense of formality. The clock is a Queen Anne longcase clock made by William Harris of London in 1702. Artwork in the room is part of the permanent art collection for the Residence and features Brown County artist T.C. Steele.


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The resort offers two distinct and delicious dining venues: The Seaside Restaurant, with its accompanying bar and lounge, overlooking the beach and sea and serves an international menu along with local specialties. Room Service is available from the Seaside Restaurant. Habanero Mexican Cafe & Bar, offering a full range of Mexican dishes, overlooking the Placencia Lagoon at the Robert's Grove Marina.
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Amy regrets auditioning for "2 Girls 1 Cup," having a one-night stand and getting on a plane.
for coming in here today forthis little interview
slash auditionslash you're hired.
Flavia, we ofcourse know
each other from ourlast project,
thank you so much for flyingyourself in from Brazil.
And Amy, welcome.
Thank you.
How'd you find out aboutthis little project ?
I saw it in a--an adin a magazine.
It just said,"Actress slash models
for marketing viralvideo" ?
Yeah, yeah, that's our ad in"Stage Couch," fantastic.
Well, Flavia, I mean,this is gonna
be a littleold hat for you,
but let me give Amy herea quick rundown.
In a nutshell, it'sa marketing video.
We're calling it"Two Girls, One Cup."
And we're hoping itgoes viral.
It opens on youand Flavia naked,
kissing each other oversome soft piano music.
Nothing too intense,just some light kissing.
Then Amy, you'regonna stand up and spread
your cheeks and shitinto a cup.
Then both of you willlick the shit out of the cup,
spread it all over yourfaces and then kiss
each other some morewith shit on your face.
Next, Flavia, you're gonna blowsome bubbles with the shit
and then Amy, you're gonnasit on a dildo while Flavia
vomits the shit intoyour mouth,
then you vomit the shitback into Flavia's mouth,
then Flavia re-vomitsthat shit one more time
back into your mouth.
Yeah, that's it,the end.
Just one quickquestion.
Will we be usingsome sort
of a CGI effect or,like, stage chocolate.
No, you'll be eatinga full cup of real shit.
No fancy specialeffects here.
We're indie, you know,so it's super low budge.
Size-wise, are wetalking a teacup ?
16-ounce glass.
Is this, like,gonna be an art film ?
Like it might windup in the MoMA ?
But it's like commentary,it's kind of meta, you know,
like that scene in "AmericanBeauty" with the plastic bag.
No, I haven't seenthat movie.
Well, the image, it'sa plastic bag whirling around
in the wind, it waskind of like--
Is it a bag of shit ?
No.Then no.
Is it art ?It's scat porn.
It's basicallythe opposite of art.
You won't seeour faces.
Oh, we will definitelysee both your faces.
But they'll be, um,blurred, you know ?
The blur effect, or like a blackbar when it's like, over our--
I mean, they'll havedark shit on them.
There's gonna beshit on our eyes ?
Will we be tested fordiseases beforehand ?
No, we use thehonor system here.
Flavia knows the drill.
( speaking foreign language )
Yeah, see.
You guys are gonna beviral video stars, huh ?
Who's ready ?
Yay !
What do you say ?
I'll do it,I'll do it.
I definitely need moreon-camera experience, so.
You're gonna getit right now.
There's onelittle hitch.
We need you to definitelylose some weight.
And I'm thinking,ballpark, three, five pounds.
That's a lot of weight.
Mainly in the face.
Maybe I'll just lose itthe day of into the cup.
That's gross, Amy.
She's eating.
All right, well.
Here's the craziestthing about last night.
Like his body just--
It felt like home.
Dude, does this tasteskunked to you ?
What does he do ?
Okay, we didnot get to that,
but according to Google,like finance, maybe.
What'd you get intolast night ?
Actually, I got kindof hammered.
God, I like,miss him.
I'm gonna text him.
Oh,you should wait.
No, the amazing thingis that we're not playing games.
Oh my God.( phone alert )
No idea whothat is.
How hard is it to opena joint checking account ?
And this is for youand your husband ?
Husband ?
I--I guess, I guess.
I have a feeling.
This is it.
This is mywedding cake.
This placeis perfect.
Unless he's Jewish.
Whatever, it's my day,right ?
You know what ?
There's one more thingI'd like to take a look at.
You know what ?
I just--I feel it.
I feel like Matt and I willjust be at peace here.
You know what ?
I'm gonna call my boo-boo,see what he's up to.
( phone ringing )
Hello ?
Just at the cemetery,thinking boutcha.
What are you thinkingfor tonight ?
I'm literallydown for whatever.
Who is this ?
Uh, it's Amy.
We--we hung out last night,I came back to your place.
Right, yeah.
Sorry, I thinkI'm gonna take a pass
on us seeing eachother again.
Did I wear a bag ?
What a dick !
Ma'am, shouldI stop digging ?
What's your name ?
My name's Charles.
Amy Charles.
Keep digging.
Okay, I'm Bengi.
If you need anyother sizes,
you please let meknow, all right ?
There you go.
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Watch Out! Spring Fever has hit the kiddos! Someone help me keep them under control!!!!
29 comments:
- Kathleen said...
Great post, Kim! I found the red note on your website a few years ago, and I use it with great success!
- April 29, 2012 at 2:23 PM
- FirstGradeBlueSkies (Jennifer) said...
I love it!
First Grade Blue SKies
- April 29, 2012 at 2:29 PM
- Heather said...
Thanks for sharing!
- April 29, 2012 at 2:43 PM
- Mrs. Cupcake said...
Love this clip chart!
A Cupcake for the Teacher
- April 29, 2012 at 4:37 PM
- Mrs. Anderson said...
Kim, you are always so great about sharing your ideas and materials! Thanks for taking the time to do this. I really enjoy reading your blog and get lots of ideas.
- April 29, 2012 at 5:02 PM
- Miss Trayers said...
I also thank you for sharing this. I'm looking for something different to use for next year.
- April 29, 2012 at 8:30 PM
- KinderKiddies said...
I absolutely love your behavior system.. Such a cute idea... I am now your newest follower.. Come by an visit me
- April 29, 2012 at 9:54 PM
- Ashley Nichols said...
I too found your Oops note a few years ago and it works great! I love this system and have used it successfully in my class for a couple years! Thank you for the Prent Letter! It will come in very handy! :)
- April 29, 2012 at 10:56 PM
- Miss H said...
Thank you for sharing your behavior system! It is so nice you take the time to do that. I appreciate it.
- April 30, 2012 at 7:50 PM
- Busy Bees said...
I have your OOPS note from several years ago...great to use because it's fast. Thanks for the parent letter!
- May 1, 2012 at 12:13 AM
- Jen Stanjeski said...
Hi there,
I am hav9ng a problem printing the page with the snake and elephant on it. It prints the rhino on the second page but the first page is blank. Thank you for this wonderful idea. This is a great way to manage behavior and keep me sane at the same time. =0)
- May 1, 2012 at 7:36 AM
- Giggles and Squeals said...
Thanks Kim and Megan!
I finally got to talk about my workshop with you to the faculty at my school. They were BLOWN away at their writing, and in such a short time! Thank you so much for spilling a little of your wisdom on me!
- May 3, 2012 at 7:17 AM
- Rhonda said...
Great idea. I just found your blog, so glad I did. I am your newest follower. I love your ideas and thanks heaps for sharing. I am new to the bloggy world and LOVE all the wonderful resources that other teachers share.I am hoping I can give something back. You might like to take a peek at my blog sometime.
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- May 4, 2012 at 2:13 AM
- Michelle Tsivgadellis said...
I LOVE that you always put your blog posts on colorful backgrounds. Do you create these (your posts...not the backgrounds) in Word? I have done this a few times, but mine end up being too small or too large. Are you using specific html code to get just the right size??
Sorry that I am dropping so many questions...I like the organized look of your posts!
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- May 4, 2012 at 12:40 PM
- Kim and Megan said...
I use power point. In Design, I set the deminsions at 6.25 and 4.75 and that makes it fit on the page.
- May 7, 2012 at 11:18 AM
- Kim and Megan said...
Aimme! You should post some of the writings on your blog! I would love to see them!
- May 7, 2012 at 11:23 AM
- Staci said...
Love that behavior chart system!! I'm so over the stoplight, and this is just what I was looking for!!!
I'm your newest follower :)
Let's Teach Something
- May 8, 2012 at 4:21 PM
- Bethany McClure said...
Thanks for such an awesome post! I love the oops note! I want to revamp my behavior system this summer with a chart similar to yours. I would love to incorporate Class Dojo into it somehow!
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- May 12, 2012 at 10:10 AM
- rlawruk said...
Thank you for the new idea!! I love it! However, I cannot get the snake or elephant to print..it is not even showing up on the download..would you be able to email me the pictures? email@example.com
- May 16, 2012 at 7:42 AM
- The Bobholz Family said...
I absolutely love this! I can't wait to use it next year in my kinder class. I have a favor to ask. When I click on the Oops note and the parent letter it takes me to google drive. Is there any way you could email it to me? email@example.com PLEASE! and Thank you!
- May 17, 2012 at 3:25 PM
- MeredithM said...
Kim and Megan, thank you so much for the wonderful behavior management idea. I love the idea of students being able to "move up." It's all about the positive reinforcement. I want to go ahead and get this ready for next school year. When I click on level clip art pg. 1 (snake, rhino, elephant), it comes up as only a two page document with only the rhino displayed. I have tried every one of the options to download it (as a word doc., pdf file, web archive, etc.) Please let me know what I am doing wrong! I want to make sure I am able to use all of the animals. My email is firstname.lastname@example.com if you would not mind sending it to me. I apologize for any inconvenience!
- May 18, 2012 at 9:05 PM
- Mrs. Reading said...
Thanks for sharing all your great ideas! I tried a similar approach with behavior this past year. I ended up going back to the more traditional method ( :-( ) I struggled with those kiddos who would break a rule but by the end of the day had moved back up. I felt like I wasn't giving parents a clear picture of how their child was really behaving. It was also difficult because I am required to give a letter grade for conduct. Anybody have suggestions? I really want to do it this next year but need help!
Thanks so much!
- May 29, 2012 at 11:33 AM
- Katie Mense said...
I LOVE this! I have been wanting to switch my system to something a little more positive-but still wanted to have a way to let parents know how their child did that day and what happened if it wasn't their best day! This is perfect and EASY!!! Thanks so much for sharing these awesome ideas!!!!
P.S. Does Megan have a Jungle theme in her room? I'll send you some jungle stuff just in case she might be able to use it:)
Little Warriors
- May 29, 2012 at 10:43 PM
- michelle said...
Hi KIm,
This is wonderful. I noticed on the parent letter there are only 2 levels but on the behavior chart there are 3 levels above right on rhino. Is there a reason for an added level? Does 3 work better than the 2?
Thanks for all you do,
- May 31, 2012 at 6:38 AM
- Greg said...
I have been using this system for 4 years and love it! This year my kids randomly started cheering for their friends when they made it to the top of the chart or off of the chart! I love that they're happy for friends success! Later in the year, I allow the kids to wear their clips when they're off the chart. They LOVE this ! One more thing I do is use pictures for their clips. I did this for two reasons: one because we couldn't all read our names early on and two it allows for more recognition from other adults!
You're a true inspiration! I hope you'll check out my new blog, Smedley's Smorgasboard of Kindergarten! I'm a new male blogger just beginning my journey in blog land full of amazing and brilliant women!
- June 1, 2012 at 12:34 AM
- Kim and Megan said...
Anyone who didn't get the pictures to print can email me at firstname.lastname@example.com and I'll send them. Not sure why they aren't printing.
Michele, Not sure why they don't match! I thought they did. I don't think it really matters how many levels. Either way would work.
Greg, Love the photo idea!
Katie, Thanks for the jungle goodies!
Mrs. Redding, WOW, a grade for conduct! Maybe you could attach a "grade" to each level. Record the level each day and then average. Never had to do that before!!
- June 3, 2012 at 12:55 PM
I love this! Will use it next year with my second graders with a little tweaking! Thanks for sharing.
- July 4, 2012 at 12:00 PM
I am a parent with a 3 1/2 yr. old who is in Pre-K 3 and was searching for the origins of the behavior chart the class was using. This is the one. I find having right on rhino as the target isn't the type of positive reinforcement that is so important at this age. My son is sweet and caring but at 3 1/2 it would be a small miracle for him to clean without being asked or etc. He is always on right on rhino and never moves up and has been on lookout lion once. When he was demoted in front of his class and he cried, and was told he could turn it around but he leaves at noon! Do you think this is appropriately designed for 3-4 yr olds? I have a Kindergartner too and feel she would totally get this but not my 3 1/2 yr old. Thoughts?
- September 28, 2012 at 1:07 PM
- Kim and Megan said...
Shannon, I know that those 3's and 4's are very developmentally different from 5's. I never taught those grades so not sure how this system would work with those kiddos. I know in our school, it is frowned upon for our prek teachers to use this type of system. We have used it with great success in our K class. I love that they can "get it together" and move back up the ladder. Hope this helps.
- September 28, 2012 at 10:33 PM


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A large concern, she said, is also that as time outside has shrunk, and kids have gotten bigger, people have begun to question whether this could be the first generation of kids with a shorter life span than their parents.
"Adults have to model it for their kids," McCormac added, "especially when it comes to the outdoors. Whether it is hiking, camping, fishing, or hunting, if kids aren't doing those with the adults in their lives, it is not likely they are going to grow up to do those activities as adults, and that's a concern.
"These kids are our future park rangers, our future wildlife rangers, and our future voters. They are going to vote on issues that are going to be beneficial or hurtful to the environment. If we don't give them the tools to make responsible and educated decisions, what is going to happen to our wilderness?"
Mark Giebel, Backcountry Wilderness Area coordinator for the Highlands Ranch Community Association, echoed McCormac's sentiments and pointed to the youth camps the HRCA offers each summer in the backcountry as a means to education, mental and physical health, as well as getting kids out of their comfort zones.
"The main goal of our programs in the backcountry is to use them as a tool to promote the outdoors and to connect people to nature," he said. "Our youth camps, horseback trail rides, hay rides, nature hikes and elk hunts all provide tremendous opportunities to enjoy the outdoors without spending the time and money it takes to head into the mountains."


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Bracken Thiriot, Enrique McArthur and James Eardley – local boy scouts – took on the tremendous task when they requested to build a bridge over the Pine Valley Reservoir Spillway. Initial funding for the bridge was procured by the scouts under the Secure Rural Schools program of the U.S. Forest Service. Despite several setbacks – the sequestration, government shutdown, engineering requirements and unusually severe winter weather on the Pine Valley mountain – with the support of several city, state and county officials and Forest Service employees the bridge is built and currently sitting to the side of the spillway ready to be placed.
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Bayern Munich coach Jupp Heynckes has leapt to the defence of Arsene Wenger, labelling the recent criticism of his Arsenal counterpart as unfair.
Wenger faces the prospect of enduring an eighth consecutive season without silverware after Blackburn became the second lower division club this season to end the Gunners' hopes of domestic cup success.
In the wake of Saturday's embarrassing 1-0 FA Cup reverse, and with his side well out of the Barclays Premier League title picture, Wenger's last remaining hope of a trophy is the Champions League.
Standing in their way, however, are Heynckes' German giants.
Last season's runners-up are one of the favourites to return to the final this year after streaking 15 points ahead in the Bundesliga.
That they have done so without conceding a goal so far in 2013 has made tomorrow's last-16 first-leg tie at Emirates Stadium all the more daunting for Wenger.
The Frenchman revealed signs of that pressure in a tetchy press conference this morning.
Across London the mood was far more considered as Heynckes, in the plush surrounds of the ballroom at the Landmark Hotel, offered his thoughts on his under-fire rival.
"You have to take into consideration that Arsenal are competing with teams like Chelsea, Manchester United and Manchester City," he said.
"The way I see it, over the years they have been selling their best players whereas the other teams get in these world stars.
"If you have to compete with that I don't think it is fair to blame Arsene Wenger.
"Wenger is a great coach. You see the way his teams play.
"Arsenal has a lot of tradition and history. They play attractive football.
"If you take away the game against Blackburn they have been very positive. They're fifth in the league. They will be a very difficult opponent for us tomorrow."
Heynckes is, of course, no stranger to the pressures associated with leading a big club after two seasons with Bayern.
The 67-year-old took the Bavarians to the Champions League and DFB-Pokal finals last year without wining either.
They were also pipped to the Bundesliga by Borussia Dortmund and Heynckes, who will hand over the reins to Pep Guardiola in the summer, revealed he had been forced to change his team's style to rediscover success.
"Last season we had a great season, but if you are Bayern Munich if you do not win the title it is simply not enough," he said.
"Two years at Bayern Munich without a title - you have to do something about that.
"This season we've changed a few things around. We've improved in defence and our switching of the play.
"What is very important for me is that all players have learned they must defend and attack.
"The players have the motivation. They have a hunger for success. That is an important factor for us moving forward."
Heynckes repeatedly spoke about the desire of his side following the heartbreak of last season's penalty shoot-out defeat to Chelsea.
He believes it has fired their resurgence this term and warned Wenger that, for all his goodwill, his side believe they can head back to the Allianz Arena with an advantage in the tie.
"We've shown this already in the league, cup and Champions League that we have this desire," said Heynckes, who is set to be boosted by record-signing Javi Martinez's return from injury tomorrow.
"You have to have that. We will need to defend like we have tomorrow.
"Arsenal is a very good team especially going into attack. We are going to have to stand strong and then work our way forward.
"I don't have a result that I wish for but I do believe that if we play to our capability then we can win here."
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The Absolute Prohibition of Torture and Necessary and Appropriate Sanctions
Jordan J. Paust
University of Houston Law Center
April 9, 2009
Valparaiso University Law Review, Vol. 43, p. 1535, 2009
U of Houston Law Center No. 2009-A-7
This draft article addresses the absolute and peremptory prohibition of torture and other forms of ill-treatment under treaty-based and customary international law; crimes of torture and duties of states to either initiate prosecution or extradite all persons of any status who are reasonably accused; four general types of criminal responsibility; the right to fair compensation; the definition of torture and related criteria; types of unlawful tactics and serial criminality authorized and abetted by President Bush, Vice President Cheney, and others in the Administration; the need for new U.S. legislation and presidential withdrawal of void putative treaty reservations; and the unavoidable constitutionally-based duty of President Obama to recapture the rule of law and to end seven years of impunity by either initiating prosecution of or extraditing all persons who are reasonably accused of such international criminal activity.
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HELPER-Leo A. Goldsmith, 88 years young, passed away May 31, 2011 at the Veterans Hospital in Salt Lake City after a brief illness. He was born Feb. 5, 1923 in Omaha, Neb. to Herman and Sarah Kroloff Goldsmith.
Leo attended school in Omaha and was in the ROTC at Central High School and the University of Nebraska in Omaha where he was a lifelong Cornhusker.
After Pearl Harbor, Leo enlisted in the Army Air Corps and fought in WW II. He was a navigator on the B-25 bomber in the Philippines. After the war ended Leo settled in California where he began a career as an estimator for McDonough Steel Company.
He married Phyllis Tarango June 3, 1950. Leo later worked for D.W. Nicholson Steel and retired from there in 1992. In 2005, he came to live with his daughter, Michelle and her husband, Al and granddaughter Holly. He made many, many friends in the Helper Community and was adored by all.
Leo will be remembered as a kind and generous gentleman who loved chocolate. His hobbies included eating out, gambling and traveling. He also loved spending time with his family. Leo was well loved by his family and friends who enjoyed his jokes, easy going demeanor and carefree attitude.
He is survived by his wife, Phyllis Goldsmith, daughters, Susan (Earl) Vejby, all of California, Michelle Goldsmith and Allen Hughes of Helper; granddaughter, Holly Hughes, Salt Lake; Goddaughter, Kathy Dahl, California; and his special angels from Community Nursing Services.
In accordance with his Jewish traditions that he loved, Leo was buried at the Mountain View Cemetery in Helper on June 1, 2011 while surrounded by his family and a community of friends. In honor of Leo, memorial contributions may be made to your favorite veterans organization or to the hospice suite of the Whalen Veterans Hospital, 500 Foothill Drive, Salt Lake City, Utah 84148.
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The State Republican Party has changed the date of the Emery County Republican Convention to Wednesday, April 16, 2014 at 6 PM at the Huntington Elementary School. Governor Gary Herbert is expected to be at and speak at this convention.
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The Emery County Sheriff's Office is concerned about a few mysterious deaths of horses in the area. There is an ongoing investigation as to how and why these horses died.
There has been an autopsy performed and tests are being conducted to try to determine cause of death.Any findings will be turned over to the Emery County Attorney's office. There are several entities involved in trying to get to the bottom of the issue.
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Central Illinois lake with over 11,000 water acres and 172 miles of shoreline. Lake Shelbyville has 5 federal campgrounds, and 2 state campgrounds with over 1,000 campsites from tent camping up to full hookup. There are several recreational areas with picnic areas and pavilions and 2 wildlife management areas. Three public beaches are available for swimming on the lake. The lake also hosts many launching ramps that are available for boats, and 3 marinas on the lake. Many hiking trails also encompass the lake such as the General Dacey which also includes fitness stations, the Chief Illini trail and others.
Located in the heart of Illinois' Amish country, The Great Pumpkin Patch is a working farm that features beautiful gardens, including a spectacular collection of more than 5,000 mums, and offers its heirloom seeds for sale. Known for its more than 300 varieties of rare pumpkins, squash and gourds from around the globe that are grown right on the farm and displayed in its Great Pumpkin Patch from mid-September through October 31 every year. The on-site Homestead Bakery sells made-from-scratch goodies such as pies and angel food cake during spring, summer and fall.
State park with hunting, fishing, camping, hiking and picnicking. Concession stand and boat rental available.
In operation since 1850, the farm features a blacksmith shop and Clydesdale horses. Chuck wagon cookouts are available.
This aquatic center has a frog slide, water slide, wet playground area, a sand playground, concessions, a shaded picnic area and a bath house.
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Come visit this working Amish farm and apple orchard. They have a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables for sale, plus fresh honey, apple butter and maple syrup. A Deli filled with 15 different Country-Cured Meats & 24 different Cheeses is also available Monday - Saturday. While you're there, enjoy a hand-dipped ice cream cone. You can also find Fresh Baked Goods every Thursday - Saturday. Open year round.
Feast your eyes on the gardens of iris, hostas and day lillies. These bulbs and rhizomes are shipped all over the country. Please call before your visit.
Open year-round and offering annual and perennial flowers, mums, fall decor, pumpkins, squash, and fall treats. Known also for the 7 acre corn maze, haunted maze and mind twisted maze. School tours and groups welcome. Christmas trees and wreaths offered in winter months.
This trail is a multi-use recreational trail -- accessed mainly by walkers, runners, and bikers. As you move along the pathways of the Dacey Trail, you will find nature at its best with many scenic views of Lake Shelbyville. A fitness area is between the Dam West Recreational area and the Dam. The trail is being added to and improved each year. You can begin the trail at Forest Park or at the Dam West Recreational Area (9th St.).
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Wooded camp ground, 2½-acre pond, trails, some cabins and full hook-up.
The 9-hole Norton Knolls Golf Course in Oakland, IL is a public golf course that opened in 1969. Norton Knolls Golf Course measures 2558 yards from the longest tees. The course features 2 sets of tees for different skill levels.
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Principal Tom Baltzer of Huntington Elementary welcomed the Emery County School Board to the school for their monthly meeting on March 3. Baltzer began with a run down of the school programs and activities. He mentioned that Wendy Hodson, a teacher at the school, was instrumental in setting up many programs to help the students with reading. Hodson has set up the peer tutoring program in which students from the junior high come to the school and listen to students in lower grades read. Baltzer noted that Hodson has set up the Literacy Library and attends the Literacy Corner meetings as a representative of the school.
Baltzer said that the faculty has discussed the trust lands money and have decided to put it to work in the math department. He also stated that Huntington Elementary has an excellent faculty and staff and the test scores are up significantly.
One project Baltzer mentioned to the board for consideration for the summer, is the condition of the lawn. He stated that the lawn may require fencing and reseeding. This may be a good opportunity to do the repairs to the sprinkling system, then proceed with the landscaping work.
Another project that has been completed is the painting of the interior of the school. He said it has made a world of difference and the staff likes the improvement. As for the projected number of kindergartners registering for next year, the figure is 59.
Karen Bishop, Adele Huntington and Nancy Karpowitz were at the meeting to report on the counseling department activities. Karpowitz gave a power point presentation explaining the new statewide focus of the Comprehensive Guidance Program. She explained that the schools are evaluated on 12 standards, involving such issues as communications with the school board and between schools, Utah State Office of Education training, student-counselor ratios, meeting of student needs, and interagency cooperation. Karpowitz also explained the programs components and objectives, the review process, their priorities, goals, concerns and updates. She stated that San Rafael Junior High school and Green River schools would be evaluated sometime in April. Emery High School will be evaluated next fall.
Huntington showed the board a professionally produced pamphlet that addresses the issues faced by students entering high school. The booklet looks at situations that face all high school students and offers solutions to some of the problems that they face. She requested the board to look over this pamphlet and consider making it a part of the material handed out to the new students at registration time. The board agreed to consider this proposal.
Kirk Sitterud, superintendent, requested the board consider two applications for early retirement. One was from Karen Brown, the district speech and hearing specialist and the other was from Wendy Hodson. After some consideration of the guidelines, both applications were approved.
The board then approved the ninth graders in the FCLA class to attend the state convention. Also, the board approved a $10 safety fee for the use of equipment in the science classes to be added to the registration fees at the beginning of the school year. This fee would apply to junior high school science classes and would be a one time fee that would carry from year to year while the student is in junior high.
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Urban Students Learn About Agricultural Policy as Part of 'Know Your Farmer' College Tour
"The 'Know Your Farmer, Know Your Food' program that Kathleen is spearheading is an effort to help rebuild urban food sheds and sustainable local and regional food systems and I have been in this city for nine years and you can see the change happening," said former Senator and New School University President, Bob Kerrey as he introduced Deputy Secretary Kathleen Merrigan.
Deputy Secretary Merrigan was at the New School for a presentation to local leaders and students interested in food and agricultural policy last Thursday evening. Despite a severe snowstorm, attendees filled the auditorium to capacity and spilled into the hallways to hear about what USDA is doing to strengthen the connection between farmers and consumers. The presentation in New York City emphasized the importance of urban areas in the 'Know Your Farmer, Know Your Food' program and the future of agriculture policy with discussions on food deserts, Farm to School programs, and food distribution hubs in the Hudson River valley.
President Kerrey, who served on the Senate Agriculture committee during his time in the Senate, spoke about the progress he saw at USDA:
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Mark H. Williams, president of the Southeastern Utah OHV Club, reported to the public lands council at their May meeting on the progress of their ATV Jamboree. The jamboree is scheduled for Aug. 13-16 and is called the Arapeen ATV Jamboree. The four day event will use Ferron as an access point for trails on the Manti-LaSal as well as the San Rafael Swell. He said they are advertising nationally for the event with a full page ad in ATV magazines. The information about the jamboree is also available at the website: www.arapeenatvjam.org.
The jamboree will consist of rides on trails on the Arapeen trail system. Only 25 riders will be allowed on any given trail. Two guides will accompany the riders. Williams reported that after the riding at Coal Wash on Wednesday a barbeque would be held on Dutch Flat Road with the historical society providing cowboy poetry for entertainment after dinner.
After the riding on Thursday the American Legion Auxiliary will host a spaghetti dinner. On Friday the Ferron Fire Department will cook the dutchoven dinner.
The boy scouts will be holding breakfast at the Mayor's Park on Thursday-Saturday of the event. A safety class will also be held during the event on Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. at the Ferron Multi-purpose building.
On Saturday will be a traditional Emery County lamb and chicken fry cooked by the local mayors. There will be many prize drawings throughout the event. Williams said, "We would like to keep all money raised here in the county and give it back to the area with trail improvements and other community service projects.
"I don't know how many riders we will have. The Richfield event draws about 800 riders each year and the Fillmore event draws around 500 riders. All riding will be on designated trails.
"Vehicles will be trailered to the trail heads for dispersement of the riders to avoid environmental damages. We have emailed information about the jamboree to 150 ATV clubs.
"We want to show off our country and show that we do know how to protect it. We are trying to satisfy everybody. We also have an ATV as part of the prize drawing.
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Volleyball Canada announces team for men's Olympic qualifier
The winner of the tournament earns a ticket to the 2012 Games in
''We had a high quality training period with a lot of intensity,'' said
Hoag has been pleased with
''What's been successful is that we have consistently improved,'' said Hoag. ''The players have improved, gained experience and now there is a new level of maturity on this team.''
Schmitt, who enjoyed another superb pro season in
''Nothing had to be reestablished in training and everyone was on the same page,'' said Schmitt. ''The guys did their homework and we feel good about our situation.''
''There's no doubt we have a tall order to win this tournament but we've had success in the past against those countries, ''said Schmitt. ''And we are coming off a very successful summer. We're pumped to play.''
The Canadians open round robin play May 7 against the Dominicans followed by matches May 8 against
The Canadians also downed the
May 7:
May 8:
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May 10: quarterfinals
May 11: semifinals
May 12: finals
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Left Sides: Nicholas Cundy, Edmonton; Toontje Van Lankvelt, Rivers, Man.; Fred Winters, Victoria; Gord Perrin, Creston, B.C.
Middle Blockers: Justin Duff,
Right Sides:
Setters: Josh Howatson,
Liberos: Dan Lewis, Oakville, Ont.
Head Coach: Glenn Hoag
Asst Coach: Vincent Pichette
Team Manager: Julien Boucher
Statistician: Christopher Galbraith
Physiotherapist: Mathieu Seguin