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The first reaction when coming upon an accident scene is to rush in and see if you can be of assistance. Especially if you are a trained EMT, deputy, fire fighter or rescue worker. At the mock training exercise in Green River recently, just rushing in would have been your demise as a toxic chemical had contaminated the crash site leading to several serious complications.
Sgt. Martin Wilson from the Emery County Emergency Response team is a firm believer that you will react in any given situation as you have been trained to react. These mock training exercises are a good way to iron out any potential future problems on a real emergency scene.
Green River High School drama students looked the part of victims in a staged accident with a farmer's pickup which happened to be carrying malathion which is extremely volatile.
The young people in the accident and those in the pick-up received severe injuries. Passersby stopped at the mock accident scene and loaded six of those injured and took them to the Green River Clinic.
Sgt. Mitch Vetere was the first responder on the scene followed by Green River EMTs, Green River fire department and the Emery County Emergency response team and Carbon County Haz-Mat team.
Sgt. Vetere was the incident commander and responsible for the directions given at the scene. When the EMTs arrived they rushed to the accident victims, but were sent back by Sgt. Vetere. With the chemical spill the whole accident had become a hazardous site. Care couldn't be given to the victims until the chemical was secure. Anyone handling the victims became contaminated themselves.
A worker at the clinic became contaminated when handling the car load of victims taken there. The haz-mat team arrived and immediately set-up the decontamination tent. The fire truck has a hose connected which supplied water to the decontamination tent. Most chemicals can be removed from the skin by flushing with clear water and sometimes detergent is added.
EMT supervisor, Diane Chandler said, "We have identified some things to work on in the future."
Sgt. Wilson said, "It's hard to simulate everything. There is no right or wrong and every situation is going to be different."
Sgt. Vetere upon arriving at the scene set up a perimeter and checked for wind directions. In a populated area evacuation might be needed if the chemical fumes spread over an area.
The group evaluated the mock exercise and determined that dispatch had done a good job in notifying everyone of the emergency and getting them to the site swiftly.
The haz-mat team reminded everyone of the distance involved for them to travel to a scene and after notification that they are needed the response time needs to be taken into consideration.
Emery County Sheriff Lamar Guymon said that one mistake people make is going in before you know it's safe. This is one reason for trainings of these types.
The haz-mat team upon arriving at a scene will identify the chemical with a test. In this scenario everyone thought they knew what the chemical was because of the name on the barrel, but Sheriff Guymon reminded everyone that sometimes farmers put something else in a barrel and it's imperative to be absolutely sure of what you're dealing with. "We would rather you error on the side of safety," said Sheriff Guymon.
One difficulty noted was the lack of manpower and in a real emergency situation personnel would really be stretched. When the haz-mat crew is suiting up they need someone to help them get everything on and to tape them. It was suggested that firemen or CERT teams could help in these areas and the firemen could work on perimeter control.
Sheriff Guymon suggested that as everyone comes on the scene they be given a job to do and as they are needed elsewhere then pull them off that job. One thing everyone needs to work on is taking orders and doing as they are told until they are told to do something different.
It was learned that one person can't take charge of the entire scene that it is too much and group leaders for each area are needed. It was also learned there were too many people giving orders and not enough people to carry them out.
Jason Llewelyn from the Carbon County haz-mat team said it could take as long as three hours for them to get to a scene, set up and positively identify the chemical.
Sgt. Vetere said, "A lot of you put yourselves in danger before haz-mat arrived and we knew what we were dealing with. I needed to keep people with me. People kept wandering off and the accident victims were hard to keep isolated. I should have told those involved to just stay with me. We need to know how to use the radios and which channel we will be on. Leaders need to monitor the channels for instruction. If we can't communicate we can't solve any problems."
Sheriff Guymon said responders need to be ready for anything at an accident scene. The dispatch receives information from a witness usually or a passerby who may not know exactly what happened and usually when you arrive at the scene you will find something different than what was described. The correct information needs to get back to dispatch so a complete and accurate assessment and record can be kept of the incident. You need to be able to make changes as you go and adapt.
Those suited up for the decontamination get too hot really quickly in the suits and it is exhausting work. Sgt. Wilson suggested becoming more physically fit and hitting the gym to gain strength and endurance.
Sgt. Tom Harrison said physical conditioning becomes even more important should an incident happen in August when extreme heat adds to the fatigue of the rescuers. It was suggested it would be nice if there were two support people for each haz-mat technician dressed in full gear. Sgt. Harrison also reminded everyone that the vital signs of those suited up need to be taken before they suit up and go in and after they come out of the hazardous situation.
Sheriff Guymon said the county is in no way equipped to handle something this big and surrounding counties would need to be called in to assist. He said sometimes you're afraid of calling in too many people, but people can always be cancelled if they aren't needed.
Sgt. Wilson said that volunteer teams like CERT need someone to lead them and give instructions.
Sheriff Guymon was pleased with the training exercise and the emergency response team will continue to train and prepare for emergency situations.


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"A Rube Goldberg sewer system" and what might turn out to be a "Rube Goldberg patch up job."
On Thursday night, our sewer consultant presented us with a picture of our sewer system here in Shorewood which obviously is more convoluted than any of the complicated Rube Goldberg machines, if that is possible.
The alternatives aimed at fragmented solutions to these real convolutions that have evolved over Shorewood.'s decades of development, some of that development as far back as 100 years ago, the alternatives also seemed to have a Rube Goldberg air about them.
New pipes would be connected to pipes that might be decades old which are of dubious condition. Direct drainage into the lake or the river and some sent to other municipalities.
One thing seemed certain, that a system separating sewage or sanitation water from storm and ground water was the most desirable goal. We are now down to financing.
Which costs more or which might affect our taxes more, the "restoration job" or a new system that separates the two types of water, freeing us from the anxiety of a backup every time we get a prediction of rain.
A new system may not take any longer than the "gold plated restoration." The major and more troubled sections could be corrected within 3 to five years with other parts and connections being made over a 10-year period. We'd have to face up to the costs over a ten year period and even extend the financing if we needed to. We could consider assessments to individual properties.
We must remember that this is a major capital investment, not merely an expenditure and that with proper maintenance will last another 100 years. Improved infrastructure improves property values. It's not like going to an expensive restaurant for dinner.
It's a capital investment, something for our heirs, just as the one we inherited, but hopefully now that our village is developed, that our sewers will be better designed, perhaps incorporating some pretty good high tech devices.
I think the question now is, how much of the old system should be included or should be designed into our separated system or should we eventually discard all of the old within our design and development program? It seems that rehabilitation of the old is money down the "rat hole" while a new one would give new life to our infrastructure and the values above ground.
I go for a totally new system. That would be a dramatic announcement, "Shorewood votes for a completely new high tech sewer system."
There you have it. Good night and good luck. And my regards to you Lenny.
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Two people were injured in a two vehicle crash in the Tri Cities last night.
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The Washington State Patrol says 18 year old Nathan Dixon-Scott of Benton City failed to stop at the stop light, and crashed into a car driven by Rachel Current of Kennewick.
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INDIANAPOLIS — The vacant Butler head coaching job will come down to either Brandon Miller or LaVall Jordan, a person with knowledge of the situation has told The Indianapolis Star.
Miller interviewed with Butler athletic director Barry Collier on Wednesday, just hours after Collier was told by Brad Stevens he had accepted the head coaching job with the Boston Celtics. Miller, a former Butler player and current assistant, impressed Collier during his interview, according to the source.
STEVENS' DEPARTURE: What it means for Butler
Jordan, a current Michigan assistant, was set to interview today. Jordan is also a former Butler player and assistant.
It's been a hectic week for the Bulldogs, who were officially inducted into the Big East Conference on Monday and lost the most successful head coach in program history, Stevens, on Wednesday afternoon.
NBA: Stevens bolts for the Celtics
Collier met with the Butler players on Wednesday and asked them who they wanted as their next coach.
"We told him we want someone who is familiar with Butler basketball and knows our identity," forward Khyle Marshall said Wednesday night.
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Hiring Miller or Jordan would keep with Butler's longstanding tradition of hiring someone familiar with the program. Both are former players who have coached at the school.
Miller is a New Castle native who began his college career at Southwestern Missouri State, where he played under Steve Alford. When Alford left after the season, Miller transferred to Butler, where he became one of the most decorated players in program history.
He started all 97 games in his career and was the point guard for the 2003 Butler team that reached the Sweet 16 – the Bulldogs' first such appearance in 41 years.
Miller began his coaching career as a video intern at Xavier and became an assistant at Butler in 2007. After one season with the Bulldogs, he moved to Ohio State, where he worked as an assistant under former Butler coach Thad Matta for four seasons. After a year away from basketball, Miller worked as a special assistant under Illinois coach John Groce last season.
He rejoined Butler's staff in April as an assistant coach.
Jordan has spent the last four years as an assistant at the University of Michigan, helping the Wolverines to the 2013 national championship game. He is credited with playing a central role in the development of Trey Burke, last season's consensus National Player of the Year.
Before joining the Michigan program, Jordan spent three years at Iowa as an assistant coach under Todd Lickliter, formerly Butler's head coach. Before that, Jordan was an assistant at Butler from 2004-07 and the coordinator of basketball operations before that.
Jordan starred at Butler from 1998-2001, helping the Bulldogs win three conference tournament titles and two Midwestern Collegiate Conference regular season championships. He also helped the program record its first NCAA Tournament win in 39 years with a 79-63 victory over Wake Forest in 2001.
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Dennis L. Shaffer, 67, of Rosiclare died on Wednesday May 8, 2013, at his residence. Hardin County Funeral Services, Cox Funeral Home, is in charge of arrangements.
Services will be 1 p.m. Saturday, May 11, 2013, at Cox Funeral Home in Rosiclare. Visitation will be from 5 to 8 p.m. on Friday, May 10, 2013, at the funeral home.
He is survived by his wife, Sherry Shaffer, one daughter, one son, two granddaughters and two grandsons.
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Skip to comments.Total lunar eclipse on tap for early Saturday (early 12/10/11, 4:45am w/total at 6:05am PT)
Posted on 12/09/2011 10:16:44 AM PST by NormsRevenge
Early risers Saturday will see a total eclipse of the moon low in the western sky, and if the Bay Area's clear weather persists, the sight should be spectacular.
"The full moon should appear even larger than normal when the eclipse is total because it will be so low in the sky that Earth's atmosphere will magnify it into a blood-red monster," said astronomer Andrew Fraknoi of Foothill College in Los Alto Hills.
The partial eclipse will begin at 4:45 a.m. and will become total at 6:05 a.m., Fraknoi said. Totality will last until 6:57 a.m.
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...Pinging civ.
According to the Wiki
totality will be at 6:32 a.m. PST as the moon is setting on the water.
More info here.
The next eclipse for the USA is April 15, 2014.
Live eclipse coverage:
The good news is that the umbra will be visible in Umbria.
Hopefully during the first year of the second term of the President elected in November 2012.
Looks like there will be an annular eclipse next year on May 20, 2012.
The next eclipse after that, a partial one, will be October 23, 2014.
After that no eclipses until the date you mention.
Thanks gargoyle. An "extra, extra" ping to a couple of relevant lists.
Cool, Thanks!
I awoke at 6 am and caught it as it hit full effect.. now we can nap until 2014 for the next one. ;-)
If nature hadn't called me, I'da missed it. I could watch it laying in the bed, the dogs and wife snoring thru it all.
Thanks for all the links!
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Sky-watchers get rare treat: total lunar eclipse
Frederic Larson / Special to The Chronicle
Early risers on the west coast got to see a total lunar eclipse Saturday morning 12/10
as it set over the south tower of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, California.
I plan to sleep through this one, but, will try to be up for the Geminids on the 11th/12th. The Moon will be terrible, but, if you go out and look, you might just see some very nice meteors.
Astronomy is fun, but, too much of it happens after my bedtime!
Well, I don't know. Sure looks like the north tower to me.
Better check, I think the peak is 13-14
I was up at 4:15, but had forgotten about it — but did notice it around 4:45 ("WTF?? I KNOW I saw a full moon before bed last night...."); only had a few minutes because shortly thereafter the moon set over the mountains to our west.
Even better. The Moon will be even smaller.
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CLAWSON-Frank Jensen, age 98, passed away Jan. 14, 2012 in Price, Utah. Frank was born Oct. 24, 1913 in Huntington, Utah to Julius and Irene Foote Jensen. He married Ila Mary Cox on Oct. 18, 1945 in Price, Utah. Their marriage was solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple on Nov. 10, 1948. Ila passed away on June 19, 1994.
Frank was born, and raised most of his life, in Emery County. He served in the U.S. Army and was stationed in Hawaii, Australia, and the Philippines. He was a member of the LDS Church and held numerous callings. He was a farmer and a coal miner. Frank loved the outdoors, and especially loved fishing and being in the desert. He was an inventor and had numerous interesting inventions. Frank was also very social. He was outgoing and loved to help others. His family was the center of his life.
He is survived by his children: Louise Price of Clawson, Rulon (Carolyn) Blackburn of California, Sandra (John) Justice of Clawson, and Michael (Doris) Jensen also of Clawson; a daughter-in-law, Adela Blackburn of Orangeville; two siblings, Nephi Jensen of Sandy, and Bertha Jones of Elmo; a brother-in-law, Merrill Cox of Spanish Fork; a sister-in-law, Diana Cox of Price; 25 grandchildren; and numerous great-, great-great-, and great-great-great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents; wife, Ila; three children: Donna Jean Smith, infant daughter Ila Blackburn, and Sherald "D" Blackburn; two sons-in-law, Darrel Price and Don Smith; siblings: Emma Edwards, Alice Howell, Andrew Jensen, Joseph Jensen, Mae Kaser, Mary Woolsey, and Ammon Jensen; a sister-in-law, Vonda Jensen; and a brother-in-law, Lloyd Jones.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2012, at 2 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary (720 N. Center St., Castle Dale). There will be a viewing at 1 p.m. prior to the services at the mortuary. Interment will be in the Ferron City Cemetery.
Services are in the care of Fausett Mortuary. Family and friends may sign the guest book and share memories of Frank at www.fausettmortuary.com.


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Etta News, August 25, 2010
The cooler season of the year is getting closer at hand but the heat is still bearing down in the later part of summer. How the time has been spent is now history and can't be recalled. But it will be cooler weather time soon because the time flies by so quickly. Maybe some mistakes that were made in looking back can be helpful by not repeating them in the time ahead.
It was pleasant sitting in the pew in comfort. Where to be comfortable in my early years from the heat was a manual chose with a big old palmetto fan going back and forth by the owner with the arm generating the cool comfort not much at that now. Push a button, settle down in comfort for the 11 o'clock service. So much to be thankful for in that category.
The hill above Salem Church has been cleared off and a new house is being built, soon to be occupied by its owners. Where they can enjoy looking out to see all the views around from the hilltop.
My great granddaughter, Morgan Bishop, had a good time for her birthday over the weekend beside all the other activities that came her way. One special friend, Emily, spent the night with her to cap off the occasion of all the other activities. She and Emily had fun trying to trap a bird. But they failed. Their home made plan for the trap was not successful. Their idea was quite amusing.
I surely did enjoy a visit of my nephew, Winford Hudson and wife, Elaine, Sunday afternoon and the nice tomatoes from their garden. I will enjoy those for several days to come. They have had a good tomato crop along with other vegetables.
I guess Tom's brother, Guy, is home safely with his flight back home to Hawaii. They had a get together at a hotel with all the relatives here who could make it for their last visit together on his leaving.
Saturday afternoon, Tom, Shelby and Guy met Toms children, Jackie, Holly and friend and Chris and Kristy in Tupelo at the China Buffet for an afternoon meat before he left early the next morning. None of Toms children and grandchildren had been able to attend the other reunions and meals.
Getting back on the church schedule after the vacations, Friendship will host men's breakfast, the first Sunday in September and Wednesday night worship for the charge, August 25th, also at Friendship at 6:30. Bro. Ivy was very proud to have the training at Maxwell AirForce Base complete.
We send get well wishes out to all those who are not doing too well these days. Some are originally from Salem but moved away. Hope they all will get better soon.
Sammie and U.V. Hudson have gotten back in their regular schedule of church services after her surgery and other health problems they have had recently.
They are from a neighboring church, Christian Rest. Also hope that Darrel Garrison and wife, Doris, are doing better from Bethel Church. Haven't heard the latest on them.
Also a Happy Birthday Wish to my grandson, Kris Bishop, the 28th of August. May he have many more.
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Skip to comments.Autopsy reveals Florida man choked to death after roach eating contest
Posted on 11/26/2012 12:05:01 PM PST by Responsibility2nd
An autopsy has concluded that a Florida man choked to death after downing dozens of live roaches during a contest earlier this year.
The report released Monday says 32-year-old Edward Archbold of West Palm Beach died as a result of "asphyxia due to choking and aspiration of gastric contents."
Lab tests for drugs came back negative. The death has been ruled an accident.
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Play stupid games. Win stupid prizes.
Click the link. See what else this Darwin candidate ate.
You are what you eat.
Note to self: don't eat roaches
I'm surprise that this didn't happen on Fear Factor. Those are the same disgusting things they eat there — along with live scorpions.
Life is harder when you're STUPID.
I don't know...this story is a little hard to swallow.
Beyond gross. Well beyond.
They should have fed him to the python he was trying to win. American haggis.
Looks like they scrubbed the pics. Probably too many people "blowing lunch".
I once knew a chick that couldn't gag on anything...ANYTHING.
what's her number?
I thought Linda Lovelace had died.
Edward Archbold, this Bug's for you.
But did he win?
At least he died doing what he loved to do.
Shoulda chewed that last one a little more, I guess...
Stupid games, indeed...
St. Peter, at the Pearly Gates: "Let's see, it says here, 'Edward Archbold, West Palm Beach, Florida, age 32.' Is that correct?"
Ed: "Yes, sir, it is."
St. Peter: "OK, now what was it that brings you here?"
Ed: "Well, I was eating dozens of live cockroaches, and I guess it didn't agree with me."
St. Peter: "Ya think? Now you're lucky that being stupid is not a disqualfier, son."
Ed: "Excuse me, sir, is there a restroom up here somewhere? I think I'm not quite over it. . . ."
Sir, you and your taglines are having WAY too much fun on this thread.
And I (lol) thank you.
Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, Mama Cass, Cockroach Guy.
Well, you can't blame THAT on the roaches. Let this be a lesson to us all: always chew your roaches thoroughly before swallowing and be sure to have a glass of water or your favorite beverage on hand to wash them down.
Got to make sure they're dead before you swallow them!
They go down much easier if you call them palmetto bugs.
Round 1 goes to the animals.
I think you're right. That's probably exactly what killed Cockroach Guy:
Live ones crawling back up his throat.
Definitely a Darwin Award candidate!
Choked to death on his own vomit of masticated worms and roaches. What a way to go.
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The show cemented Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz as cultural icons for the ages. How much do you know about "I Love Lucy?"
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Question 1 of 30
For how many seasons did "I Love Lucy" air?
Each episode lasted a little more than 20 minutes.
Question 2 of 30
How many episodes of the black-and-white show have been colorized?
Desi Arnaz reportedly wanted the show to be in color, but in the 1950s the expense of color was still too high.
every episode
Question 3 of 30
For how many years did "I Love Lucy" stop airing once the final episode ended?
That's right, the show has been on TV continuously since the 1950s.
Question 4 of 30
In total, how many episodes of the show aired on TV?
One hundred eighty-one shows ran from 1951 to 1957.
Question 5 of 30
What company was the first to become a major sponsor for the show?
Ford Motor Co.
Philip Morris
It's why so many episodes feature heavy smoking.
Frontier Airlines
Question 6 of 30
What kind of cigarettes did Lucy prefer in real life?
Philip Morris
As a compromise, she placed her brand of choice in the Philip Morris box when it was on camera.
Question 7 of 30
About how many Americans watched the episode in which Lucy gave birth to Little Ricky?
13 million
28 million
44 million
That was the vast majority of Americans who owned television sets.
Question 8 of 30
How old was Lucy when the show premiered?
And Desi was five years younger than her.
Question 9 of 30
What was the most important ingredient in fictitious product Vitameatavegamin, which Lucy touts during a commercial?
Lucy drunkenly slurs her words during one of the shows most famous bits.
vitamin B-12
Question 10 of 30
Most of the episodes take place in which setting?
their apartment
Almost all of the shooting takes place in that one location.
Ricky's music club
a small house in the suburbs
Question 11 of 30
What was Lucy's requirement before signing a deal to create a TV sitcom?
She wanted a guaranteed minimum salary of $450,000 per season.
She wanted Desi Arnaz to play her husband.
Desi, of course, was also her husband in real life.
She wanted to write several scripts.
Question 12 of 30
How many episodes were there in the first season?
Eventually the fast pace of filming burned out much of the production team.
Question 13 of 30
For how many of its six seasons was the show rated No. 1 on TV?
And it never finished a season rated lower than third.
Question 14 of 30
Why were network executives concerned about casting Arnaz as Lucy's husband?
his Cuban accent
They feared his ethnicity would drive off viewers; they were wrong.
his shady gambling habits
his womanizing behavior
Question 15 of 30
During the course of the show, we find out that Lucy met Ricky where?
on a plane
on a boat cruise
In real life, the two met on a film set when Lucy was 28 years old.
in a coffee shop
Question 16 of 30
Which network aired the show?
The Desilu production was a major hit for the network.
Question 17 of 30
Characters' names were often taken from what?
Lucy's family and friends
It was a way of making the show even more personal.
Lucy's favorite books
Lucy's favorite films
Question 18 of 30
What was one major reason that Lucy wanted Desi cast as her husband?
She hated the music his band made.
She thought they would make more money working together.
She wanted him closer to home.
Desi's touring schedule meant that he was often away from Lucy.
Question 19 of 30
What does Ricky do when he becomes frustrated with Lucy?
He slams doors repeatedly.
He speaks in Spanish.
His fluent Spanish became a staple of the show's dialogue.
He begins drinking heavily.
Question 20 of 30
In real life, what was the name of Lucy's daughter?
And her middle name is Desiree.
Question 21 of 30
How many miscarriages did Lucy have before finally giving birth to Lucie?
Desi and Lucy were over the moon about finally having a child together.
Question 22 of 30
For how much did Desilu Productions sell the rights to the show?
$19 million
$8 million
$4 million
In the late 1950s, this was serious cash, even for stars like Lucy and Desi.
Question 23 of 30
While filming scenes in which Lucy is pregnant, the studio barred the usage of which word?
Instead, it insisted on using more neutral terminology, such as "expecting."
Question 24 of 30
What did William Frawley do every time Vivian Vance sang a song?
He walked away from her.
He covered his ears.
He reportedly couldn't stand her voice.
He sang along.
Question 25 of 30
How did Lucy and Desi convince the network to green light the show?
They got married.
They went on tour together.
Their live show was critically acclaimed, essentially forcing the network to give their show a shot.
They promised to work for free.
Question 26 of 30
In what year was an original 16-millimeter version of the pilot episode found?
The footage was reconstructed and then released in 2002.
Question 27 of 30
After he retired, Desi moved to Los Angeles to do what?
raise thoroughbred horses
He sold his share of the production company to Lucy and went into the horse business.
start a new band
create a line of musical instruments
Question 28 of 30
How many different directors worked on the weekly series?
The relatively stable production team is one reason for the show's consistency.
Question 29 of 30
Why did Vivian Vance reportedly have a problem with her on-screen husband, played by William Frawley?
He could never remember his lines.
He was much older.
She resented being tied to a man who was two and a half decades older than her.
He was a heroin user.
Question 30 of 30
How many cameras were used for shooting each episode?
Add in the fact that it was filmed in front of a live studio audience, and the show was groundbreaking in its production.
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Let all the earth worship you, and sing praises to you.
Verse: Shout with joy to God, all the earth.
Brethren, all who have been baptized into Christ Jesus were baptized into His death. We were buried therefore with Him by baptism into death, so that as Christ was raised from the dead by the glory of the Father, we too might walk in newness of life. For if we have been united with Him in a death like His, we shall certainly be united with Him in a resurrection like His. We know that our old self was crucified with Him so that the sinful body might be destroyed, and we might no longer be enslaved to sin. For he who has died is freed from sin. But if we have died with Christ, we believe that we shall also live with Him. For we know that Christ being raised from the dead will never die again; death no longer has dominion over Him. The death He died He died to sin, once for all, but the life He lives He lives to God. So you also must consider yourselves dead to sin and alive to God in Christ Jesus our Lord.
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Couldn't really find a thread to put this so made it it's own, says Oda will be taking a month break after Chapter 597. Chapter 598 and on will be One Piece : The New World.
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Note: The guy ◆EizHb38XPU posts the release information of Weekly Shonen Jump every week.
It's really a bad news.
And… One Piece II will start since Chapter 598?
Well, how about One Piece: The New World?
Edit: As I get more info and or confirmation I'll add it.
Aohige_AP thoughts on it:
I just took a look at it, it does come from a reliable source. (who's never been wrong, even when the official pages were)
Random 2chan-ness:
This is because chapter 597 is going to be a breaking point chapter, Oda has to plan the post-timeskip changes, such as how characters in a few years or plan out what the post-timeskip story will be. This is big for him that he needs a 4 week break.
So chapter 597 either be do or die for a lot of questions/theories. Seemingly more pushing to the time-skip now.
#39 (30/08) :
Kochi Kame
#40 (06/09) :
Beelzebub (Lead Color)
Beelzebub Bangai-hen (Color)
Psyren (Color)
One Piece (Absent) until #43
Credit for find: ichigonator
Thanks to Ichigonator's find it shows it's only 3 weeks we missing One Piece, Issue #40,#41,#42.
Last Edit: Sorry to say guys but it's been confirmed. Issue #43 will also have One Piece absent. The spoiler coming this week is for issue 39.
Yes, One Piece on break for 4 weeks comes from a reliable source. (小ネタ)
He's the same guy who gives information about what's taking breaks, and what titles are towards the end of the magazine, reflecting polls.
Specifically, Jump issue 40~43 will have no One Piece.
Just wanted to add 1 more piece of info for new fans that miss this; Last year around this time when Oda was writing One Piece: Strong World he said that movie will be the last adventure for Luffy being a 17 year old. The movie took place between them leaving Thriller Bark and entering Shaboady arc.
FINAL CONFIRMATION: BACK OF THIS WEEKS JUMP SHOWS NO ONE PIECE UPCOMING SEPTEMBER. ONE PIECE RETURNS ON ISSUE #44,SEPTEMBER 29Spoiler!
Picture Translation for One Piece's Part:
Editor's note: One Piece will be on leave for four weeks. The next chapter will be in WJ issue 44.
Oda: With the end of your serialization, I wish you good luck Usuta-san!
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If you loved Ashley Tisdale (a.k.a. Sharpay Evans) in High School Musical, you will be very excited to hear that she is coming back for a new Disney movie, Sharpay's Fabulous Adventure.
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Sharpay Evans, who was once a big, fabulous fish in a small pond (a man-made pond at a resort country club that her father owns), is finally about to meet her destiny on Broadway, and luckily, theater lighting highlights her hair and skin tone beautifully. Her big break comes after a talent scout spots her performing with her dog Boi at a charity gala, and now there's not a marquee big enough or lights bright enough to contain the glorious fame she plans on having. Sharpay and Boi head to New York, but theater is a dog eat dog world, and nothing turns out as Sharpay expects. Will the Great White Way be all Sharpay's ever dreamed of, especially since
she already has everything else?
We have to wait until 2011, but we have a few sneak peek photos from Sharpay's Fabulous Adventure. Ashley is looking glamorous in her role as Sharpay, no?
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It's too bad, I'm too good....
Sorry Rudyy, didnt realize you posted this earlier
Oderint Dum Metuant
It's too bad, I'm too good....
This is why you need to go on TAFG more often. And Eli needs to never spray tan again.
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Yea.. Sometimes were all guilty of just hitting that easy button
Football has been very, very good to us.
Even though 2013-2015 were 3 losing season's, we can console ourselves with this fact-
# of Super Bowl victories since 1985:
1-Chicago, St. Louis, Tampa Bay, Indianapolis, New Orleans, Seattle
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David Kahn Jeans hits all the right sophisticated and warm-hued notes for Fall-Winter 2012. The collection features wine and jewel toned skinny jeans, sleek and feminine silhouettes along with a nod to the return of the flared jean, proving David Kahn's offerings are already on-trend and on the right track for fashionable types who like to plan out their denim fashion six months in advance. Re-launched in Spring 2011 with new Design Director Bryan Boone at the helm, you'll find the denim brand has definitely gone through a refresh in design and inspiration. According to a David Kahn representative, "Under Boone's design direction the brand focuses on fashion forward collections for the denim enthusiasts, highlighting innovative techniques and fresh details." Check out the gallery and lookbook video for all the looks.
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Sutter, John Augustus
Letters to William Worthington Chipman (June 16, 1862, Jan. 27, 1868), James William Denver (July 6, 1854), William Alexander Leidesdorff (Aug. 4, 1846), Orville C. Pratt (Dec. 29, 1855), Bennett Riley (Dec. 11, 1849), John F. Romie (May 12, 1848), Ad. Eggis, (May 12, 1880), A. Peri (Sept. 18, 1874), Jasper O'Farrell (July 27, 1857)
Documents concerning sale of land on Yuba River to Mr. Rose, Apr. 1850.
Deed of sale of land in Sacramento to Mayor R. P. Johnson, Apr. 28, 1854.
Statement about himself, 1854.
Order to pay a bill, July 17, 1857.
Power of attorney to Darius Ogden Mills and Co., June 4, 1864.
Roster of forces which left Sutter's Fort, Jan. 1, 1845.
Map of area along part of Sacramento and Plumas Rivers, known as Rancho de Flugge. Certified true copy by Sutter, n.d.
Additional Note
Micheltorena, Manuel: Formal title to New Helvetia, Dec. 22, 1844. Copy.
Sutter, Emil Victor, d. 1883: Letter to A. Peri, Oct. 5, 1874.
Sutter, John Augustus (son ), 1826-1897
Letter to William Worthington Chipman, June 18, 1870
Inventory of Russian-American Co. at Fort Ross and Bodega, 1841. In French. With agreement for terms of sale to Sutter. Copy of original. Original signed by Sutter, Jacob Leese, J. J. Vioget and Francisco Guerrero. With typescript translation and notes.
Photocopy and transcripts of Sutter's letters, grouped alphabetically according to addressee, and chronologically within each group. Partial list of contents follows:
To John Bidwell, 5 letters, 1851-1854. Originals in the California State Library.
To William Alexander Leidesdorff, 27 letters, 1844-1848. Originals in the Huntington Library.
To John Marsh, 22 letters, 1840-1846. From Bolton transcripts, and also 5 from originals in the California State Library.
To Pierson Barton Reading, 33 letters, 1844-1846. Originals in the California State Library.
Photocopy and transcripts of Sutter letters, grouped alphabetically according to addressee, and chronologically within each group. Partial list of contents follows:
To Antonio Suñol, 46 letters, 1840-1846. Originals in the California State Library. (N. B. There are extracts of these letters in the H. H. Bancroft Collection, BANC MSS C-E 110)
To Mr. Struck, Apr. 14, 1854.
To Mariano Guadalupe Vallejo, 5 letters, Sept. 23-Dec. 21, 1844. Originals in the Huntington Library.
To Vital Ferdinand Vignes, 2 letters, 1852-1856. Originals in private possession.
Miscellaneous letters printed in newspapers and/or books.
Contains photocopy of miscellaneous documents, mainly relating to New Helvetia. Arranged chronologically insofar as size permits. Include:
Alvarado, Juan Bautista, 1809-1882
[Grant to Sutter of New Helvetia, June 18, 1841]. Translation only.
[Espediente promovido or Don Juan Agusto Sutter en solicitud de un terreno que se halla a las margenes del Rio Sacramento, June 19, 1841]
Sutter vs. U.S. no. 92
Re New Helvetia grant, May 15, 1855
U.S. Land Commissioners
[Evidence taken in case 192, John A. Sutter vs. The United States, 1854]
U.S. Supreme Court
[U.S. vs. Sutter, case no. 135 - argument for intervenors Nicolas Algier et al.]. Transcript only. 1864.
2 maps of New Helvetia, one undated, the other filed June 28, 1854.
Meyer, Albert Fr.: Stammbaum Sutter.
A Sutter genealogy prepared for Julian Dana. Gift of Warren Howell, July 26, 1949.


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Create crochet hook covers or holders from old pens, highlighters or other items. Covers or holders create a larger and warmer gripping surface during the chillier months. This guide to hook covers also has suggestions for other types of covers.
- Empty holders - including ball-point pens, permanent markers, highlighters, felt-tips & mechanical pencils.
- Crochet Hooks
- Tools: sharp knife, small hack saw & file/s. May also need some of the following - emery boards, diamond finger nail files or fine sandpaper; scotch tape; water based or permanent glue and stuffing - like aluminum foil.
- Gather empty holders.
- Separate Metal Tip from Plastic Tip holders.
- Collect Hooks (Keep in mind that larger/wider hook shafts will require bigger/thicker holders.)
- Locate Tools.
- Select a flat surface to work - such as a desk top or table.
- Small container to hold loose parts.
- Choose a holder - unscrew the sections and/or remove tip if possible.
- Set aside the inside pieces - but don't throw away, especially the springs. These parts may help stabilize the hook inside the cover.
- Test the hook by inserting from inside the cover body down through the tip end - but don't force it; should slip through with minimal pressure if the size is compatible to the tip opening. **See Photo #1 above.
NOTE: Some holders may require sliding the hook shank into the tip end after modification, and some metal tips can be removed allowing the holder to be modified if needed. See **Photo #2 above.
- If the hook is good fit - try assembling the rest of the holder/cover for length. Assemble the rest of the cover. If hook is too short or loose inside the holder - try adding springs, other inside pieces or stuffing such as aluminum to secure the hook in place. If hook is too long - try a different one or consider cutting the end of the hook shank to the required length.
NOTE: *Most metal tip covers only fit very small crochet hooks such as Size "A" to "E" and "0" or smaller.
- Larger sizes & thicker hooks usually require bigger openings as the hook head won't fit through most metal tips. Plastic holder tips can usually be altered with careful handling.
NOTE: Trim Plastic Pen and Marker tips with a sharp knife or small hack saw, then sand to smooth edges. Be aware many plastics split easily, so have patience. Remove small sections slowly and carefully. Don't be discouraged if the plastic breaks or splits - cut below the damaged area and try again.
- If the hook sheath is too narrow or short to fit snuggly inside the cover, wrap with a few layers of Scotch Tape or fill interior with springs, extra parts or stuffing. The flat (thumb) space on most hooks can also help stabilize the hook, and it's possible to glue the hook in place unless you wish to keep the cover available for use with other hooks.
- Be sure to leave enough length from the hook head to the tip of the cover to accommodate a variety of threads or yarns when working on projects. If the shank is to short it can interfere with creating the stitches. **See Examples #1 & #2 for the length of hook shank that worked best for me.
- When regular Hook is too short - use recycled pen parts or stuffing to fill interior and stabilize hook - glue if necessary. Broken hooks work well with shorter holders.
- Rather than trying to fit a specific hook to a favorite cover - keep a selection of empty holders and hooks in reserve to create the Holders or Covers. Be flexible and have fun.
- Some hooks, like very large or very small sizes, may not work well with recycled holders, or a softer surface may be required, especially for cold, metal hooks. See the list below for additional ideas.
Custom Cover & Holder Options
- Crocheted Covers or Sleeves
- Polymer/Sculpy Clay
- Plastic Tubes - such as oxygen tubing
- Felted Covers
- Tapestry Crochet
- Wood Handles
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What a great way to add comfort and flair to my crochet hooks. Thanks for the article!
Feb 10, 2011
Great idea!
Jul 19, 2010
This is a great idea....I love it. I am going to tell my husband to make sure he saves pen covers, etc from now on so I can use them to cover my many hooks. This is wonderful...my hands get sore after a few hours of crocheting, especially when I am using crochet thread and the tiny steel hooks. Thanks for the great tip. This is one that I am definitely going to share with friends.
Jul 07, 2010
that is a great idea!
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loved this idea helped with my tiny hooks.
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Apple Airport Extreme Basestation and Wake On Lan
In order to cut down on energy usage I wanted my allwayson windows XP server to hibernate when not in use. My network adapter supports wakeOnLan and I also had it configured in a minute. Make sure Wake on Lan is activated in your Bios as well as in the configuration menu of the networking card.
Then I go to my macbook pro and fire up this tool http://gsd.di.uminho.pt/jpo/software/wakeonlan/ which is a small free but fully functional wake on lan tool for macs that is able to send the so called magic packets that wake up a computer in standby or hibernation mode. There are a ton of tools like this for windows as well. google is your friend.
So within the network everything works just fine. I put in the mac address and the broadcasting IP which usually is something like 192.168.x.255 and hit go. seconds later my server is booting up. very nice.
Wake on Lan over the internet through a Airport Extreme basestation is a different story. In theory all you had to do is forward the UDP port 9 to the broadcasting IP of 192.168.x.255. So any magic package that hits your router on the wan port is automatically broadcasted over your local network in order to find the machine that needs to be powered up. pretty simple in theory.
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Wake on lan over the internet
It is possible to do it over the internet on the long run. The important thing to understand is that the Airport extreme basestation still will not allow any broadcasting of outside traffic. It can be done however if you manually specifiy the ip address for the computer that should wake up. your are very likely to have your Airport Extreme Basestation hand out IP addresses to devices using DHCP. Your computer needs an IP reservation that will give it the same Ip every time it is on, so the magic package will always reach the correct machine. you can make such a reservation in the Airport utility at internet –> DHCP. The AEBS will only remeber the computer with the IP reservation for a short amount of time so it is not a long term solution.
You need the computers mac address to make this reservation, usually something like this xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx. Then head over to you computer's network settings and asign the same IP you just reserverd manually to the computer.
Now you have to forward the UDP 9 port in the airport utility. Unlike previously assumed you do not want to forward it to the broadcasting IP but to the specific IP you asigned to the computer.
here is a really good german explaination of the entire issue.
Bottom Line:
it is possible to use wake on lan within your local network/subnet if you have an Apple Airport Extreme Basestation, but it is not possible to wake up your machine over the internet since the AEBS will not forword the magic packages coming in at the UDP 9 Port.
It is possible to do wake on lan over the internet and on your local lan with your airport extreme basestation. Thanks a bunch for the commenter who came up with this idea!
It is possible to do wake a lan over the internet but after a short time the AEBS "forgets" the link to the computer and it will not work any more. Sry for the messy post, I will clean it up once I have figuered the damn problem out!
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text: Main Content Act 94 of 1979 friendly link Printer Friendly bills affecting index and updates Search within this Statute for THE STATE SCHOOL AID ACT OF 1979Act 94 of 1979AN ACT to make appropriations to aid in the support of the public schools, the intermediate school districts, community colleges, and public universities of the state; to make appropriations for certain other purposes relating to education; to provide for the disbursement of the appropriations; to authorize the issuance of certain bonds and provide for the security of those bonds; to prescribe the powers and duties of certain state departments, the state board of education, and certain other boards and officials; to create certain funds and provide for their expenditure; to prescribe penalties; and to repeal acts and parts of acts. History: 1979, Act 94, Eff. Oct. 1, 1979 ;-- Am. 1988, Act 318, Eff. Oct. 1, 1988 ;-- Am. 1991, Act 118, Imd. Eff. Oct. 11, 1991 ;-- Am. 1997, Act 142, Imd. Eff. Nov. 19, 1997 ;-- Am. 2003, Act 158, Eff. Oct. 1, 2003 ;-- Am. 2011, Act 62, Imd. Eff. June 21, 2011 Compiler's Notes: Sec. 42, as added by Act 207 of 1990, was vetoed by the governor on July 27, 1990.Secs. 43, 92, and 111a, as added by Act 118 of 1991, were vetoed by the governor on October 11, 1991.Sec. 71a, as added by Act 283 of 1994, was vetoed by the governor on July 9, 1994.Secs. 20h, 28b, 56a, and 94a, as added by Act 130 of 1995, were vetoed by the governor on June 30, 1995.Secs. 29 and 95a, as added by Act 300 of 1996, were vetoed by the governor on June 19, 1996.Sec. 11e, as added by Act 372 of 1996, was vetoed by the governor July 3, 1996.Sec. 11j, Sec. 11k, and Sec. 31b, as added by Act 339 of 1998, were vetoed by the governor on October 13, 1998.Secs. 20k and 34, as added by Act 119 of 1999, were vetoed by the governor on July 19, 1999. Secs. 11j and 11l, as added by Act 297 of 2000, were vetoed by the governor on June 26, 2000.Secs. 22d, 22e, and 55a, as added by Act 158 of 2003, were vetoed by the governor on August 11, 2003.Sec. 77, as added by Act 137 of 2007, was vetoed by the governor on November 8, 2007.Secs. 20j, 32c, 57, and 99p, as amended by Act 121 of 2009, were vetoed by the governor on October 19, 2009.Secs. 20j, 32c, and 99p, as amended by Act 110 of 2010, and sec. 92, as added by Act 110 of 2010, were vetoed by the governor on July 7, 2010.In the first sentence of this title, the phrase "the intermediate school districts" should evidently read "intermediate school districts." © 2015 Legislative Council, State of MichiganThe People of the State of Michigan enact: DocumentTypeDescription 94-1979-IDivisionARTICLE I STATE AID TO PUBLIC SCHOOLS, EARLY CHILDHOOD, AND ADULT EDUCATION (388.1601...388.1772) 94-1979-IIDivisionARTICLE II STATE AID TO COMMUNITY COLLEGES (388.1801...388.1830a) 94-1979-IIIDivisionARTICLE III STATE AID FOR UNIVERSITIES AND STUDENT FINANCIAL AID (388.1836...388.1894) 94-1979-IVDivisionARTICLE IV GENERAL PROVISIONS (388.1896...388.1896)


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Polenta can be really fun to work with because of its versatility. You could serve it as a grain with stir-fried vegetables, under an egg, or even as a savory breakfast cereal (think grits). Or, as in the recipe below, there's also the option to cool it and pan fry or bake it to get more of a solid "cake". For this recipe, make sure in step 1 to cook down all of the liquid. By the time the polenta comes out of the pot, it should be very thick like a dough and almost resist being spread into a pan. If it's at all runny, it won't cool and set properly.
Polenta and mushrooms make a great pair in this dish, both in terms of flavor and texture. Mushrooms get a little chewy when cooked, which is great against the crispy polenta cakes. This mushroom recipe in particular is a great one to have in your back pocket— it's fast and flavorful and could be served as a vegetable side dish or even inside an omelet with goat cheese. The thyme, garlic, and wine all work beautifully together to make an earthy, very garlicky dish. While this dish involves some forethought because of the cooling process, it requires little active time and comes together easily. If you end up with scraps from cutting up the cooled polenta, you can bake those up too and eat them like fries with ketchup or BBQ sauce. Recipe from The Food Matters Cookbook.


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Assistant Counsel, Trademark, Legal The candidate work closely with senior trademark counsel to provide legal advice on all aspects of trademark and copyright law. Review and analyze trademark search...
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A. Harrison Barnes is a well-known attorney throughout the United States. As a member of the Malibu community, Harrison is committed to serving the needs of Malibu residents and businesses in legal matters.


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A mob of kangaroos interrupted the first day of the LPGA's Australian Open at the Royal Canberra Golf Club, causing a brief delay while organizers called Paul Hogan and put another shrimp on the barbie, thus making sure this was the most stereotypical Australian moment ever.
Only the first part of that is true, which doesn't make it any less ridiculous. The kangaroo mob was seen crossing fairways and interrupted play, leading to the delay.
What happens if a shot landed in the marsupial's pouch? Or if one of the animals took a ball to use as a trophy for the boxing match that was to take place later? The player wouldn't be penalized.
From the rules of golf:
Rule 18-1. By outside agency.
If a ball at rest is moved by an outside agency, there is no penalty and the ball must be replaced.
Note: It is a question of fact whether a ball has been moved by an outside agency. In order to apply this Rule, it must be known or virtually certain that an outside agency has moved the ball. In the absence of such knowledge or certainty, the player must play the ball as it lies or, if the ball is not found, proceed under Rule 27-1.
So if you see Kanga or Roo steal the ball, you're in the clear. But the rule does not apply if you're actually playing golf against a kangaroo. In that case the animal would be assessed a one-stroke penalty for intentionally moving your ball.