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Sedu Revolution Professional Hair Dryer (4000i)
- Overview
- Features
- Long lasting motor with 1875W of high power to produce unsurpassed air speed
- Optional Ionic generator seals the cuticle, locking in moisture
- 30% less weight than comparable dryers
- 80+ mph air speed
- 6 speed / heat settings
- Cool shot button
- Includes 2 concentrators nozzles for versatile styling
- Made in France
- 2-year warranty
- For smooth and straight: with ion ON
- For volume and body: without ion OFF
Sedu is a world-renowned beauty brand with a reputation for unsurpassed quality and reliability. Developed with a focus on long-term maintenance of healthy hair, Sedu products are known for bridging the gap between you and the professional stylist.
The Sedu Revolution Hair Dryer is the first professional blow dryer of its kind. A compact dryer with over 60% more power than conventional dryers. The Optional Ion Generator switch allows styling versatility options not available in most ionic dryers. Use the huge output of negative ions for smooth sleek styles or turn off the Ion Generator to to build maximum volume. The dryer was specifically designed for stylists with optimal weight distribution and a patented ergonomic handle for ultimate comfort and usability. This product is handmade in France by the same individual, from beginning to end, to ensure the highest quality possible.
Model#: 001611 / SKU: 001611
For extra volume or drying curly hair, check out the Sedu Revolution Diffuser!
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Beautiful Design & Package - Awkward HandlingI wanted this dryer to replace my still working 5 year old (yes 5 years of daily use!)T3 Featherweight that I love dearly. Why replace a working dryer I love, you ask. I'm scared I'll wear it out and I haven't heard great things about the new ones. Anyhow- receiving this Sedu was like opening presents on Christmas morning. Beautiful package, the dryer feels well made. Here's my issue: the buttons are placed so that when manipulating the handle I kept turning it off, clicking the high/low button so on. It's also the size of a travel dryer which made it awkward and painful for my wrist to hold. I will need to exchange it for a larger dryer. I wish I could have found it in a store to try first. However Folicas prices are the best around ! This is where I purchased my beloved T3.......Feb 27, 2014Lori / FolsomHAIR TYPEDark Brown / Curly Hair / Thick or Coarse Hair / Chemically Treated Hair
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Love This Blow DryerI absolutely love this dryer. Gets the job done fast.Feb 10, 2014Kelly / Ohio
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Not A Fan! Headed Back After Two Unsuccessful Mornings :(I have fine hair. I purchased this product because of the amazing reviews and did a lot of research.
1. The concentrator was difficult to get on and turn. Once on, you have to turn it with a lot of force to get it to move. I need to turn the concentrator easily so that I can accommodate the different sides of my hair I am drying.
2. I could not believe how easily it tangled my hair. I have used a lot of hair dryers but this made mine a tangled mess immediately!
3. The cold shot depressor is so easy to turn on since it is right in the path of your holding fingers. I can't tell you how many times I accidentally turned it on. Since the button is flush with the handle, it just turns on. It isn't like many where the button comes out and you have to hold it to get the cold air. I kept thinking the dryer heat was not working, then realized the button was really easy to depress and it stays on until you realize it is on.
I had a T3 feather weight before and while I loved it, needed to find one more cost effective. Next I am trying the Elchim 3900 Healthy Ionic Dryer. I can't find a single poor review on this one no matter what site I check. Wish me luck! :)Feb 6, 2014Kate / McKinney, TXHAIR TYPEBlonde / Fine or Thin Hair / Chemically Treated Hair
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Amazing Results!This is easily the best hair dryer I've ever used. I borrowed it from my sister in law and was amazed at how smooth my hair was after using it. I had to get it for myself :) It makes straightening my hair a lot easier and I don't have as much frizz as I usually get with blow drying my hair.Feb 4, 2014SharonHAIR TYPEBlack / Curly Hair
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Finally!!!I have been in search of a hair dryer for the last couple of months and I finally found the one! I have straight kind of thick chemically processed hair. I get highlights done every month and my hair can show that by getting dry and frizzy on the top. I wanted a professional hair dryer that would make it feel and look when I left the salon. I tried the elchim 2001, super solano 3700, and the one I owned was the conair Infiniti pro. The ones I got made my hair a little smoother but the frizz was still there. After doing much research and reading reviews I decided to get this one. There are a lot of hairdressers that use this one and now I know why. My hair is soooo soft and the frizz and flyaways are almost completely gone only a couple pieces. My hair seems to get better the more I use it! It dries my hair in like 7 minutes and the air flow is very powerful. I really like that you also have the option to turn the ion on or off and that it has a cool shot to set your hair. This is deffinately the real deal! Save you time and money and take the advice from all of these reviews and get this hair dryer instead of searching everywhere like I did. You won't regret it!Feb 4, 2014Jenna O.HAIR TYPEBlonde / Normal Hair / Color Treated Hair / Chemically Treated Hair
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Not That ImpressedI figured this being close to $200 would mean that it would perform better than my old $30 Conair hairdryer. I was wrong. I'm not saying it sucks, but I really don't think its worth the price. My hair takes about twice as long to dry now, which is the main reason for getting this. I have very long, very thick hair and was looking for something to speed up the drying time. I am not sure if the other people leaving good reviews on how quickly it dried their hair have thin hair maybe but it definitely does not do a better job for me. That being said it is very well made. It definitely feels like a more expensive appliance in your hand. Was it worth the money? I don't think so. Would I buy it again or recommend it? No and not likely.Jan 23, 2014Tabitha F. / United StatesHAIR TYPEDark Brown / Color Treated Hair / Thick or Coarse Hair
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The Best Dryer EverI was introduced to Sedu 4000i by my awesome teammate at a salon I work at. Having been in this industry for over 14 years I have used a a lot of hair dryers to name a few CHI, Babyliss, Sam Villa. I bought the Sedu for my backup dryer in case my current blow dryer dies. When your a hairstylist you just know ITs about to die. I'm currently using it at home just to try it out and I LOVE IT. First I noticed how quite the dryer is which is great to hear your salon guest asking you a question . I have the option of using my Ions, when switching the ions on, my hair is less frizzy, when wanting more volume I turn off the ION. I'm very impressed with the 4000i. I'm debating to purchase one just for myself:) if your looking for a great hair dryer look no further ! I know the price is high, but think of the over all advantages , less frizz, less time to dry your hair, it would save you time to style your hair.
Jan 19, 2014Kyong W.HAIR TYPEDark Brown / Curly Hair / Color Treated Hair / Chemically Treated Hair
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Where Have You Been My Whole Life!!!So, I've got combination hair. Thick and course, oily at the roots and dry at the end. My hair looks on a good day, like I stuck my finger light socket! Anyhow… For the last seven years I have been using a Remington ionic hairdryer. The poor thing had the most horrific Hair tool death… sounded like animals caught in the fan. So I had to lay it down to rest! I did a lot of research online as to what brand my new hairdryer was going to be. And I shop quite often on Folica. So I looked up the top 10 hairdryers on Folica and I decided to buy this particular model… The Sedu Revolution 4000i. When I received it from the delivery guy… I rushed and opened it up and when I saw the small little dryer inside I had to say initially I was quite disappointed. Compared to my Remington… This hair guy look like something you might find in a hotel. This little hairdryer is small, light, and will blow your mind not just your hair! My old hairdryer used to take me upwards of 45 minutes to blow dry my hair. This little guy takes me no more than 15 minutes! And I do use leave in products… I have not used the two attachments that come with the dryer and I also purchased the diffuser for the dryer, haven't used it yet either. My hair comes out soft, shiny, and manageable. There is a little bit of frizz because the dryer pushes a lot of air but not nearly as much as my old hairdryer. I haven't felt the need to flatten my hair or curl it since I started using this new hairdryer. I have Island hair… It's unruly, unmanageable and untamable! And I love love love this hairdryer! I recommend it 100% to anyone who has hair like mine! Oh and FYI, I am not a professional hairdresser or stylist… Just a mother of two children with very little time to spend on my hair! Now I have 30 extra minutes to do other things after buying this little hairdryer…Jan 13, 2014Feisty F. / British Columbia, CanadaHAIR TYPENormal Hair / Oily Hair / Dry Hair / Color Treated Hair / Thick or Coarse Hair
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Sedu Revolution 4000i Is "the Best"!!!!I have been a hair designer for 35 years and I think that this dryer is so great!!! I did a lot of research before purchasing this dryer. I tried a couple of hairdryers that I ended up returning before finding this one. I am very busy and I need a hairdryer that dries the hair quickly.
There are so many great features on this dryer. The ability to be able to turn off the ions is a great feature, especially for those clients with fine limp hair. The ions are great for people looking to get rid of frizz or smooth the hair but that has left a void for those fine haired people. The ions make their hair flat.
I looked at the Velecta 4000i and Harry Josh and the Sedu which was the same dryer for less money. All the specs are the same. I highly recommend the Sedu Revolution 4000i, especially for the professional hair designer. Thumbs up!!!!!Jan 11, 2014Leslie G. / Loveland CO
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Ripped Out And Burned My Hair.I've had this blowdryer for well over a year and use it 4-5 times per week. I have medium length thin/fine hair. I don't have any complaints about it not getting hot enough.
I do agree with other reviewers that the on/off switch is in a strange location as is the cool down button which is directly under where you grip the handle with your fingers.
My biggest complaint is that with the first and second (Folica replaced the first) dryer the back cover, screen and foam pad comes off very easily. I didn't notice it right away the first 4-5 times this happened and my hair was sucked into the dryer mangled and burned. I had to cut my hair off to release it from the dryer! Considering I don't have much to begin with this is unacceptable.
Both dryers did this. I subsequently purchased a T3 to compare the two, and although the drying time was exactly the same the back of the unit is very secure. The buttons are better designed and not prone to accidental turning off/on.
For the money I would purchase a different dryer. It's been so long since I've had this product that it's no longer returnable. Waste of money!Jan 6, 2014Robin / Miami, FloridaHAIR TYPEDark Brown / Fine or Thin Hair
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Strike King KVD Perfect Plastic Swim'n Caffeine Shad
The Strike King KVD Swim'n Caffeine Shad features the body style and profile of the original Caffeine Shad - now with a paddle tail for an incredible kicking action. Made with Strike King's Perfect Plastic formulation, the KVD Swim'n Caffeine Shad features some of the softest, saltiest plastic ever produced, and is also loaded with Strike King's exclusive coffee scent (patent pending). Coffee adds to the appeal as it masks human scents and oils and causes bass to hold on longer to increase your hook-up chances. Available in a variety of Strike King's proven colors, the Strike King KVD Swim'n Caffeine Shad is an excellent bait for a variety of bass fishing applications, including fishing through the grass with a belly weighted hook or on an umbrella rig.
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Comments: I caught an 8lbs bass casting open water with the watermelon red flk, this bait gets the job done, has become my go to if nothing else is working.
From: Kyle: Gvill SC 12/8/16
Comments: Have used them for a couple of years in Saltwater Mission Bay. Pearl Blue, Baby Bass, etc. Landed Halibut with Blue pearl Saturday. Consistently induces strikes from Spotted Bay Bass. They are my "confidence bait".
From: Jesse: San Diego, CA 6/13/16
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From: Dan: Spokane, WI 11/2/15
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From: Austin: Baxley, GA 9/15/15
Comments: This swimbait is awesome in the 4 inch size on a 3/0 hook with a 1/4 ounce black tungsten sinker, fish it over the top of submerged grass and hold on!
From: Nathan: Canada 12/22/14
Comments: Just awesome. Rigged either weedless and weightless with a 5/0 wide gap hook or on a swim jig. The only thing that I found is to cut the tip to make it flat for the swim jog. When rigged weedless and weightless, it falls naturally and slowly. I am not too sure if the caffine scent makes a difference but Strike King rocks!
From: Jeff: Canada 8/28/14
Comments: Great product! Might seem like a zoom copy but it's far from the traditional thrown in bent & indented zoom product. These are consistent along with better quaility plastic makes this the better choice. Thanks again strike king for another quaility product!
From: Mitch: Flowery Branch, GA 4/25/14
Comments: In my opinion, super fluke when i first saw it. the smokey shad looks almost exactly like the zoom version, but i dont discriminate. Strike king still makes some awesome baits
From: Rhett: Swaimsboro,Ga
Comments: So what if they did copy someones baits? Strike King made it a ton better. they last longer, and have better action.
Comments: Great bait at a reasonable price. Caffeine shad was definite winner and so is this. P.S. Josh- get a clue
From: Ken: IL
Comments: Haters can hate. Strike King makes the best baits on the planet. Folks from Pinson, AL can keep buying other brands... just leaves more for the rest of us.
From: Alan: Adairsville, GA
Comments: I've been a die hard skinny dipper fanatic...not no more. Great product!! Great colors!!
Comments: Love these in any color cuz they flat-out catch fish and so many ways to fish them, a very versatile bait....Strike King products ROCK!!!
From: JB: Tulsa, OK
Comments: Every color they have came straight off the reaction color chart but three of them and those are zooms fluke colors so say available in strike kings proven colors is a joke. Every soft plastic they make besides the rage line is a knock off and if you choose to support that cool but don't act like I'm wrong for saying something about it.
From: Josh: Pinson, AL
Comments: Josh, I guess reaction innovations also came up with that sexy shad color they have in their lineup. Strike King copied no one. This is just a caffeine shad with a paddle tail.
Comments: I guess all 89 other plastics componies copyed reaction inivations colors too ,Josh.
Comments: Look Strike King knocked off another bait. At least they came up with some new colors, no wait they copied those to. If you would like to see the future colors to be made just check Reaction Innovations color list. What a joke but I bet one of their pro staff designed this one.
From: Josh: Pinson, AL
Comments: Maybe a "swimmin' super skinny dipper fluke" ??? No interest !
Comments: Finally I can buy all of my plastics in one place. Thank you SK. This thing is a beauty. Swimming action is great and it is very durable. Colors are sick. Another great product from sk

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UN Secretary-General calls for greater global leadership in tackling climate change
1 September 2008 - As the world focuses on devastating floods in India and the latest hurricane threat to the southern United States, the United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has called for greater global leadership in tackling climate change, singling out the United States as having a particularly significant part to play.
"The United States will have to take one of the most important leadership roles," he said at a press conference in Geneva. "The United States is the largest, biggest emission producing country. In fact, the United States so far, until now, has been taking a constructive role in the negotiations of the [United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change] UNFCCC through their initiative of convening a major economies conference, but I think that is not enough. All the countries of the international community are looking forward to more and greater leadership of the United States."
The Secretary-General was speaking after the 20th anniversary session of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), established in 1988 to communicate the definitive science of climate change to the world's governments.
Underscoring the need to maintain momentum towards an agreement on a successor to the Kyoto Protocol by the December 2009 climate summit in Copenhagen, Denmark, Secretary-General Ban paid tribute to the accomplishments of the IPCC.
Noting that the IPCC's "rigorous scientific tradition" in relating science to public policy, Secretary-General Ban said: "It is crucial that this new agreement measures up to your Panel's scientific findings. That is why I look to you to constantly make the scientific case for action on the road to Copenhagen, and indeed beyond."
Achim Steiner, UN Under-Secretary-General and Executive Director of the UN Environment Programme, also highlighted the importance of the meeting in Copenhagen in his speech to the IPCC.
"There are just some 500 days for governments to deliver what the world is waiting for in Copenhagen in 2009. The facts and figures from IPCC delivered in 2007, and which powered the Bali climate convention meeting into high gear, remain as valid and as sobering today as they did just over six months ago."
IPCC predictions are that extreme weather events, such as Hurricane Gustav and 2005's Hurricane Katrina, and the current floods that have rendered 1.2 million people homeless India's Bihar state, will continue to increase in frequency and intensity due to climate change, affecting more and more people and economies around the world.
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Two medium sweet potatoes, cooked, peeled and cut into 2-inch pieces can be substituted for the canned sweet potatoes.
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By Bobby Harrison/NEMS Daily Journal
JACKSON – Legislation proposed by Gov. Phil Bryant that would provide scholarships for students to attend private schools died Thursday in the Mississippi House.
House Education Chair John Moore, R-Brandon, opted not to bring it up for consideration. Thursday was the deadline to pass legislation out of the originating chamber.
Other controversial education proposals also died Thursday without a vote, including a bill to provide public funds for special education students to attend private schools and a proposal to allow local boards of supervisors or municipal boards to have veto authority over the budgets developed by school boards.
House Education Chair John Moore, R-Brandon, said the Legislature is dealing with numerous major education bills, including charter schools, and that the proposals that died Thursday can be considered in later sessions.
"Some of them need more work," Moore conceded. "If they were good proposals this year, they will be next year."
Under the scholarship proposal, people and corporations could donate to a fund to establish the scholarships and receive a dollar-for-dollar tax credit.
Sen. Hob Bryan, D-Amory, and others argued the legislation would be taking money out of the state treasury to pay for private school tuition. The governor said children in poor-performing school districts should be given other educational options.
Bryant also proposed allowing students to cross district lines to attend school. That proposal died earlier in the session.
A bill that passed the House Thursday would establish a pre-kindergarten program that would be overseen by the state Department of Education. The program would establish collaborations between local school districts, private day cares and non profit groups to develop pre-K programs.
The House bill contemplates $2 million for the program. A bill that passed the Senate earlier would allocate $8 million for the program the first year and grow to $34 million by phase three.
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Tempurpedic Filled Traditional X-Soft Pillow
Standard Size: X-Soft, Soft and Medium The feel of a traditional feather pillow combined with the pressure-relieving comfort of a TEMPUR-ES material sleeve filled with a proprietary blend of TEMPUR materials allows this pillow to be rolled and fluffed for perfect personalization. The removable, washable cover is 350 thread count and 100% cotton.
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Admissions & Financial Aid Applying for Aid
Current students must complete the Financial Aid Process between october 1 and March 1 each year.
Current Student Financial Aid Process
To apply for federal and state need-based financial assistance, you must:
- Complete the FAFSA (cost to complete = Free)
- Complete the Verification Process
Completion of the FAFSA results in a determination of a family's ability to pay for their son's education (EFC). If the EFC is lower than the student's Cost of Attendance (COA), the student is eligible for need-based financial aid.
COA – EFC = Need-based Aid Eligibility
The amount of federal, state, and institutional need-based aid a student can receive is based on the level of the student's need-based aid eligibility and other sources of financial assistance he may have (i.e. merit-based scholarship).
Eligibility for need-based financial aid is contingent upon continuing to demonstrate financial need, Satisfactory Academic Progress, and campus citizenship as determined by the Dean of Students. Additionally, students cannot be in default or owe a refund on any federal aid.
Current Students Financial Aid Calendar
February 1 – FAFSA filing due
April 1 – Verification documents due to the financial aid office
May – Financial Aid Awards available via Ask Wally
June 1 – Fall semester tuition statements mailed
July 15 – Fall semester tuition due
November 1 – Spring semester tuition mailed
December 15 – Spring semester tuition due
Verification Process
If you are selected for verification, the Wabash College financial aid office will notify you regarding what documents are required to be submitted via letter sent to your home address. Wabash College collects families' federal tax returns and other tax and income related documents. The Department of Education encourages all applicants to utilize the IRS tax data retrieval tool when completing the 2017-18 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to report your tax data. This tool is available to most tax filers who have a processed tax return on file with the IRS. Students selected for federal verification are required to utilize the tool to import student and/or parent income information directly from the IRS. If a student and/or parent is not able or unwilling to use the IRS data retrieval process, a tax transcript is required.
You and your parents are eligible to use the IRS Data Retrieval Tool if you:
* Filed your 2015 federal tax return with the IRS.
* Have a valid social security number.
* Have a Federal Student Aid ID (if you do not have an ID, you will be given the option to apply for one)
* Do not fall into one of the ineligible categories listed below.
You and your parents are not eligible to use the IRS Data Retrieval Tool if:
* Your marital status changed after December 31, 2015.
* You filed married filing separately.
* You filed an amended return.
* You filed a foreign tax return.
* You filed a tax return using a Tax ID Number (TIN).
* The home address on the FAFSA does not match the address on the tax return.
According to the IRS, this tool cannot be used until 1-2 weeks after electronically filing a tax return and 6-8 weeks after filing paper tax returns.
The Process
You must actively choose to utilize the data retrieval tool. If you choose to do so, you will be transferred to the Internal Revenue Service web site. There, the FAFSA Central Processing System (CPS) will conduct a data match with the IRS. You and your parents will need to authenticate your identity before any information is displayed. Tax data will be presented and you will have the option to "Transfer" the tax information to the FAFSA. Transferred data will have a notation -"Transferred from the IRS"
Obtain a Tax Transcript from the IRS
If you and/or your parents are selected for federal verification and are also not eligible (or choose not) to use the IRS Data Retrieval Tool when updating your FAFSA, the US Department of Education requires our office to collect an Official Tax Transcript processed by the IRS. Please note that parents who are married but filing separately must submit two separate IRS transcripts. Transcripts are not required for those filing a foreign or Puerto Rican tax return.
There are three ways to request your tax transcript: by phone, online, or by mail. Please make sure you request a Tax Transcript. Do not request a Tax Account Transcript or Record of Account because they cannot be used for financial aid verification purposes. Please be advised that our office cannot verify your financial aid award without a tax transcript.
Click here to obtain a tax return transcript online.
To obtain a tax return transcript by phone please follow these steps:
* Call the IRS at 1-800-908-9946 (7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.).
* Tax filers must follow prompts to enter their Social Security Number and the numbers of their street address. Generally, these will be the numbers of the street address that was listed on the latest tax return filed. However, if an address change has been completed through the U.S. Postal Service, the IRS may have the updated address on file.
* Select "Option 2" to request an IRS Tax Return Transcript, and then enter "2015"
* If successfully validated, tax filers can expect to receive a paper IRS Tax Return Transcript at the address that was used in their telephone request within 5 to 10 days from the time the IRS receives the request.
* IRS Tax Return Transcripts requested by telephone cannot be sent directly to a third party by the IRS.
To obtain a tax return transcript by mail please follow these steps:
* Complete Form 4506T (Request for Transcript of Tax Return).
* Form 4506T is available online.
* Mail or fax the completed IRS Form to the appropriate address (or fax number) provided on page 2 of Form 4506T.
* Your transcript(s) will be mailed within 5 to 10 days from the IRS.


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The Edge of Life: Alaska DVD
Alaska is a land of extremes - the biggest, coldest, windiest, wildest. Its climate and land forms are shaped by two oceans, the moving earth and frozen polar air. Through it flows the Yukon River, perhaps the last untamed river on North America. In this film, Alaska's story is told as never before. Beautiful photography of stunning landscapes are modified with computer images to show how populations and natural forces have changed the land. Intimate portraits show the spirit of the people, both native to Alaska and those who came to change the land were dominated by it.
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Disc 2
Disc 1
- Extreme Alaska
- Alaska: Most Extreme
- Artic Roughnecks
- Untamed Alaska
- Deadliest Sea
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- Surviving Alaska
- Monsters and Mysteries in Alaska
- Ep 26 Sunrise Earth: Katmai Bears
- Ep 28 Sunrise Earth Homer Takes-off
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- Format: DVD
- Rating: Not Rated
- Number of Discs: 2
- Run Time: 540 Minutes
- Region: 1
- Aspect Ratio: Widescreen
- Language: English
- Studio: Discovery Channel
- DVD Release Date: September 6, 2011
- Genre: Documentary
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By NEMS Daily Journal
Joe Weldon
BUCKHORN – Joe Weldon, 69, went to be home with his Lord and Savior on Sunday, March 17, 2013, at North Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo. He was born in Calhoun County, to Estelle and Major Weldon. He married Bobbie Taylor Weldon on Dec. 20, 1964. He was a loving husband, father, grandfather and friend to all. He attended Hopewell Baptist Church. "And on the eighth day, God looked down on his planned paradise and said 'I need a caretaker!'" One of Joe's greatest passions was taking care of the cattle he raised. So God had truly made another farmer.
Service is at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Robbs Bethel Baptist Church with Bro. Donald Austin and Bro. Jr. Ritchie officiating. Burial is at Mize Memorial. Tutor Memorial Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
He is survived by his spouse of 48 years, Bobbie Weldon; one daughter, Barbara Weldon of Buckhorn; one son, Jake Weldon of Buckhorn; one grandson, Jake Weldon II (Monica) of Big Creek; and one great-granddaughter, Abby James of Big Creek. His first great-grandchild is due August 2013. He is also survived by four sisters, Jeanette Goss (James), Nell Winstead, both of Greenwood, Ruth Ann Croft (Wayne) of Thaxton and Sue Aaron (J.C.) of Randolph; two brothers, Bro. Bob "Robert" Weldon Wilda) of Lawrenceburg, Tenn., and Pete Weldon (Angie) of Bruce; two sister-in-laws, Lena Dillard of Ecru and Jo Sullivan of New Albany; and several nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Estelle and Major Weldon; one niece, Debbie Aaron Goree; one nephew, Joey Slayton; one sister, Helen Brown; and two brother-in-laws, Jessie Winstead and Jimmy Dillard.
Pallbearers are Bill Aron, Greg Victoriano, Kurt Brasher, Charles Washington, Arnell Fleming and Van Belk.
Visitation is 5 to 9 p.m. today and 10 to 11 a.m. Tuesday, all at Robbs Bethel Baptist Church.
James Kermit Helton
IUKA – James Kermit Helton, 78, died Saturday, March 16, 2013, at the North Mississippi Medical Center in Iuka. He was a member of New Lebanon Free Will Baptist Church. He was retired from Genesco Shoe Factory and was later the owner and operator of Helton's Trading Post.
Services are scheduled for 1 p.m. Tuesday at Cutshall Funeral Home Chapel in Iuka, officiated by the Rev. Ray Daniel Jr. Interment will follow in New Lebanon Cemetery.
He is survived by one son, Jeff Helton (Pansy) of Iuka; one daughter, Annette Daniel (the Rev. Ray Daniel Jr.) of Iuka; one brother, Wayne Helton of Iuka; six grandchildren, Chris Lowery (Tiffany), Eric Lowery (Lindsey), Brandy Johnson (Casey), Carmen Helton, Bethany Hannah and Nathan Hannah; and seven great-grandchildren, Devin, Brianna, Haley, Cassidy, Cooper, Lori Jo, and Annlee Lowery.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Betty Helton; a son, Richie Helton; a daughter, Nanette Helton; a grandchild, Hunter Huckabee; a great-grandchild, Austin Lowery; his parents, Coleman and Maudie Lambert Helton; a brother, Orville Helton; and three sisters, Edna Earl Fuller, Earnestine Atkins and Opal McAnally.
Visitation is 5 to 9 p.m. today at Cutshall Funeral Home in Iuka.
An online guestbook can be accessed at www.cutshallfuneralhome.com.
Johnnie Jones
AMORY – Johnnie Jones, 75, died Saturday, March 16, 2013, at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Columbus.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Otts Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Riggins Chapel Cemetery in Monroe County.
Visitation is 1 p.m. until service time Tuesday at the funeral home.
John Vance
PHEBA – John Michael "Foots" Vance, 66, passed away, on Friday, March 15, 2013 at his home. He was born Dec. 30, 1946, in Houston, to Anna Lloyd Fant Morgan and Lt. Col. John Gurney Vance. He was a Conductor with Kansas City Southern for 30 years. He began working in 1971 with GM&O Railroad and he retired from the Kansas City Southern Railroad. He was a member of Cedar Bluff Baptist Church. He was an avid Bulldog fan. He loved all his grandhildren and enjoyed all his friends. He never met a stranger and all that met him loved him. He had served in Mississippi National Guard-Eupora. He married Flora Virginia McKee on June 17, 1978, in Pheba.
Services were held at 2 p.m. Sunday, March 17, 2013, at Calvert Funeral Home Chapel with the Brother Andy Parrish officiating. Burial followed in Providence Cemetery Maben.
Survivors include his wife, Flora Virginia McKee Vance of Pheba; his daughter, Tia McMullin Perkins (Jimmy) of Harahan, La; his sons, Terry Colin McMullin (Sherry) of Mantee, John Michael Vance Jr. (Stacy) of Houlka, Bradley Scott Vance (Jill) of Houlka and Tony Kevin Vance (Ashley) of Starkville; nine grandchildren, Kayla Huffman, Paxton Peay, Kane Perkins, Cole McMullin, Joe Riley McMullin, Jovi McMullin, Audrey Vance, Johnny Vance, and Trace Vance; his father, Lt. Col. John Gurney Vance (Bruna) of Montgomery, Ala.; mother, Anna Lloyd Morgan of Eupora; three sisters, Tanna Gary (Mike) of Eupora, Brenda Gary (Don) of Eupora and Elanora Orgish (Scott) of Houston, Texas; and all his brothers and sisters in law.
Preceding him in death were his grandparents, John Ed and Edna Vance, Samuel and Georgia Fant; stepfather, Willis Morgan; and a special uncle, Monk Fant.
Pallbearers were Casey Terrell Weeks, Toby McKee, Perron Sizemore, Joe Jack White, Jimmy Perkins, Josh McKee, Ren Gary and Robbie Hubbard. Honorary pallbearers were former co-workers with Kansas City Southern Railroad, staff at Cancer Center in Starkville, staff at North Mississippi Medical Center-Tupelo, staff at Starkville Wal-Mart Pharmacy and staff of Gentiva Hospice.
Memorials may be made to Providence Cemetery Fund, c/o Mrs. Gola McMullen, 4581 MS Hwy 15, Maben, MS 39750.
Visitation was held from 5 until 8 p.m. Saturday at Calvert Funeral Home.
Friends may leave an online condolence at www.calvertfuneralhome.com.
Nell Mauldin
TUPELO – Nell Mauldin, 76, died Sunday, March 17, 2013, at the North Mississippi Medical Center Hospice. She was born January 1, 1937, in Lee County, to Oscar Perry and Mary Virginia Raper Putt. She worked for many years as a nurse and was a member of East Heights Baptist Church.
Services will be at 3 p.m. Tuesday at the Jefferson Street Chapel of W. E. Pegues with grandson-in-law, Bro. Louis Wilson and the Rev. Phillip McCoy officiating. Burial will be in Tupelo Memorial Park.
Survivors include three children, Mike White, Bobby Mauldin (Michelle) and Delisa Stennett, all of Tupelo; honorary son, Ronnie Jaynes of Tupelo; nine grandchildren, Mike, Blair, Katie, Kelsi and Jackson White, Kelly Mauldin, April Wilson (Louis), Blake and Kate Stennett; six great-grandchildren; and three sisters, Annette Jordan, Cheryl Collins and Brenda Dry (Earl).
She was preceded in death by her parents; three sisters; and five brothers.
Pallbearers will be Rusty Curry, Earl Dry, John Mauldin, Kerry Barnes, Blayze Windham and Glen Gaines. Honorary pallbearers will be Harold Phillips, Mike Altom and Ronnie Jaynes.
Visitation is 4 to 7 p.m. today at the funeral home.
Expressions of sympathy may be left at www.peguesfuneralhome.com.
Linda Barnes
TUPELO – Linda D. Barnes died Sunday, March 17, 2013, at the North Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by Agnew and Sons Funeral Home of Verona.
Tommie Moore
AMORY – Tommie Ree Cantrell Moore, 89, died Saturday, March 16, 2013, in Oxford. She was born Jan. 30, 1924, in Monroe County, to George Thomas and Rose Ann Flippo Cantrell. She married Robert Lee Moore on April 9, 1945. She attended school in Greenwood Springs. She was a member of Pleasant Grove Methodist Church, but in her later years, attended East Amory Baptist Church, where she loved attending Sunday school. She was a supervisor at the Gulf Ordinance Plant in Prarie during World War II and later retired from Amory Garment. She loved spending time with her daughter, grandchildren, great grandchildren and her sister "Runt." She was very independent and lived as a widow for nearly 35 years. She enjoyed cooking for her family and friends, gardening and always canned and froze plenty of vegetables.
She is survived by her daughter, Brenda Moore Hester (Billy) of Oxford; sister, Wiona "Runt" Cantrell Hicks of Becker; granddaughters, Kimberly Hester Burt (David) of Nettleton and Candace Hester Vasilyev (Scott) of Oxford; great-grandchildren, Senior Airman Tyler Lee Burt of Grand Forks, N.D., Vivian and Alexander Vasilyev of Oxford; and a host of nieces and nephews.
She is preceded in death by her husband; her parents; sister, Margaree Little; brothers, Leroy and Troy Lee Cantrell; and granddaughter, Christy Ann Hester.
A Celebration of Life service will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at E.E. Pickle Funeral Home in Amory, with Bro. Roger Akers officiating. Burial will follow in Easter Cemetery.
Pallbearers will be Scott Radin Vasilyev, David Allen Burt, Donnie Allen, G.T. Cantrell, Eddie Guin and Gary Wouldridge. Her great-grandson, Senior Airman Tyler Burt, who is currently honorably serving his country, will serve in his absence, as honorary pallbearer.
Visitation is 5 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home.
Memorials may be given to the Easter Cemetery Fund, 504 S. Thayer Ave. Aberdeen, MS 39730.
Memories and condolences may be shared with the family at eepicklefuneralhome.com.
Mary Shumpert
TUPELO – Mary Evelyn South Schulz Shumpert, 53, died Saturday, March 16, 2013, at her residence following an extended illness. She was born July 9, 1959, in Booneville, to Casey South and Ruby Evelyn Owens South. She grew up in the Pisgah community in Prentiss Co. and attended Booneville High School. She moved to Tupelo 35 years ago, making it her home and raising her family. She worked as a cook for Betty's Steak and Breakfast for many years until it closed. She was a loving and devoted mother, sister, wife grandmother and friend. She was strong in her faith and loved her Lord unconditionally, attending Cross Pointe Ministries, where she was active until her health failed. She enjoyed crocheting, cooking, decorating for the holidays, collecting antiques and reading the Bible.
A celebration of life service will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday in the Tupelo Chapel of Holland Funeral Directors with Bro. Kevin Rea and Bro. Reggie Miller officiating. Burial will follow in Tupelo Memorial Park.
She is survived by her son, Douglas Schulz Jr. of Tupelo (fiancé, Tanisha Harris) of Guntown; two daughters, Ruth Wilson (David) of Saltillo and Evelyn Pearl Shumpert of Tupelo; brother, Jerry South (Dot) of Booneville; two sisters, Betty Schulz of Verona and Jane Worley (James) of Booneville; three grandchildren, Brandon Gerhold, Brittany Gerhold and Cassie Gerhold; the father of Douglas and Ruth, Douglas Schulz, Sr.; and father of Evelyn, Ray Shumpert.
She was preceded in death by her parents; brother, Junior South; and two sisters, Tina Moore and Joyce Wilson.
Pallbearers will be Keeysto Shumpert, Ray Shumpert, Dwayne Moore, Marvin Fairley, Ryan Lovvorn, John Marley, and Robert Trice.
Visitation is 5 to 8 p.m. today and noon until service time Tuesday, all at the Tupelo Chapel of Holland Funeral Directors.
Condolences may be emailed to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Ann Riley
PLANTERSVILLE – Gladys Ann Estes Riley, 74, died Saturday, March 16, 2013 at North Mississippi Medical Center. She was born Nov. 19, 1938, in the Union Community, south of Plantersville, to Walter Sam and Ethel Edwards Estes. She lived all but seven years there, having spent that time as a professor at Jones Junior College in Ellisville in Jones County. She met her husband, Jerry Riley in Jones Co. and they were married on Nov. 20, l965, at the Union Baptist Church. A graduate of Nettleton High School, she received her BA in Education from the University of Mississippi, attended the University of Southern Mississippi, received her Masters in Education from Mississippi State University and later her Specialist from Mississippi State University. A beloved and devoted educator for 37 years, she retired in 2002 from Shannon High School, where she taught business studies, accounting, computer science and was a Teacher of the Year. She was a faithful member of the Union United Methodist Church, where she served for many years as church secretary. She enjoyed the outdoors, especially camping, was an avid reader of good books and literature and was a great provider and encourager as wife, mother and grandmother to her family.
A service celebrating her life will be at 3 p.m. Tuesday at the Tupelo Chapel of Holland Funeral Directors with the Rev. Lynn Fair officiating and Sheriff Jim Johnson delivering the eulogy. Burial will follow in the Estes Family Plot at Union Cemetery.
Survivors include her husband, Jerry M.Riley; her son, Sam Riley (Angie) and her granddaughter, Amber Riley, all of the Union Community; a special friend, Linda Trimble; several cousins; and her Friday Night Supper Club buddies from Union UMC, which brought her much happiness.
She was preceded in death by her parents; and her only sister, Merle Estes Meeks.
Pallbearers will be Fred Pettigrew, Carroll Pettigrew, David Goggans, Fred Allen Payne, Joe Loden and Jim Johnson.
Visitation is 5 to 8 p.m. today and 2 p.m. until service time Tuesday, all at the Tupelo Chapel of Holland Funeral Directors.
Condolences may be emailed to email@example.com.
Virginia Fauver
PONTOTOC – Virginia Halsell Fauver, 96, died Thursday, March 14, 2013, at Tupelo Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. Along with her husband, Leonard, she founded and operated Progressive Shoe Store in Pontotoc until their retirement. She was a member of First Baptist Church in Pontotoc.
A private family service was at 4 p.m. Saturday, March 16, 2013, at Tutor Memorial Funeral Home with Dr. Ken Horter officiating. Burial was in Pontotoc City Cemetery.
She is survived by son, Cecil Fauver of Pontotoc; daughter-in-law, Patricia Fauver of Pontotoc; grandsons, Tim Fauver (Tammy) of Pontotoc and Buck Fauver (Tammy) of Pontotoc; niece, Sarah Halsell Jenkins (Benny) of Jackson; and six great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Leonard Fauver; sons, Joe Leonard Fauver and Donald Gene Fauver; brother, Boyce Halsell; sisters, Orene Halsell and Beulah Carnes; and parents, Lillie Sewell Halsell and Shelton Halsell.
Ruby McAlister
COTTON PLANT – Ruby Ozell Dodds McAlister, 83, died Saturday, March 16, 2013, at Baptist Memorial Hospital-Union County. She was born Dec. 14, 1929, in Union County to George Udell Dodds and Annie Maud Lollar Dodds. She was a retired employee of Benchcraft. She was a member of the Bethlehem United Methodist Church. She loved watching basketball games and game shows, working puzzles and playing with her grandson.
Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Academy Cemetery with the Rev. Jimmy Carr and the Rev. Jerry Bishop officiating. Burial will be at the Academy Cemetery. United Funeral Service in New Albany is in charge of arrangements.
She is survived by her daughter, Dottie Bishop (Kenny) of New Albany; her son, David McAlister of Cotton Plant; her granddaughter, Stephanie McNeely (Robert) of Cotton Plant; and her great-grandson, Mason McNeely.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Paul "Jack" McAlister; and a sister, Rudell Daugherty.
Pallbearers will be Robert McNeely, Bruce McNeely, Steve Stokes, Paul McAlister, Morris Carter and Darryl Nichols.
Visitation is 5 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home.
For online condolences visit unitedfuneralservice.com.
Luther Martin
TISHOMINGO – Luther Edward Martin, 74, died Saturday, March 16, 2013, at ECM Hospital. He left Tishomingo at an early age to serve in the U.S. Army. After being honorably discharged, he moved to Flint, Mich., and began working at Chevrolet Truck and Bus. He later had a successful trucking business and then retired from General Motors.
Services will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Carter's Branch Missionary Baptist Church in Tishomingo with the Rev. Willie Bogan officiating. Burial will be in Carter's Branch Cemetery. Deaton Funeral Home of Belmont will be in charge of arrangements.
Survivors are his wife, Brenda Diane Martin of Tishomingo; five children, Luther O'Neal Martin, Phyllis F. Robinson, both of Flint, Mich., Alison A. Martin of Meridian, Sonya A. Martin of Ariz., and Kyle L. Martin of Cleveland, Ohio; six grandchildren, KaLatta L. Martin, Antonio Martin, Terrika M. Stacks, Brittany N. Clark, ShaNeeQua K. Stacks and Nehemiah E. Parker; one uncle, Christee Hodges; mother-in-law, Ila Powell; sisters-in-law, Nellie Massie and Effie V. Martin; and a host of great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, cousins and other relatives.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Alfred and Lillie Hodges Martin; sister, Mammie Finley; and brother, Alfred Edgar Martin.
Pallbearers will be Luther O'Neal Martin, Milton Martin, Lamar Bolton, Clifton Rhodes, Lewis Martin and Wallace Wilson. Honorary pallbearers will be Nehemiah Parker, Steve Finley, Tommie Powell and William Sells.
Visitation is 6 to 8 p.m. today at Carter's Branch Missionary Baptist Church.
Von Pitts
TREMONT – Von Dora Loden Pitts, 85, passed away Saturday, March 16, 2013, at North Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo. She was born Aug. 4, 1927, to John Alford Loden and Ruth Von Bara Franks Loden. She was a member of Lone Star Freewill Baptist Church. She enjoyed entertaining family and friends and working with her flowers.
Service is at 2 p.m. today at Senter Funeral Home with the Rev. Jimmy Lucas officiating. Burial is in Shady Valley Cemetery.
She is survived by her son, David Pitts of Greenwood; two grandsons, Jody (Carrie) Pitts of Hamilton, Ala., and Davy (Katie) Pitts of Pelham, Ala.; granddaughter, Ruth Pitts of Starkville; great-grandson, Gabriel Murphree; great-granddaughter, Piper Pitts; and sister, Mary (Bob) Killingsworth of Fulton.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Billy Ray Pitts; parents, John Alford and Ruth Von Bara Loden; son, James Paul Pitts; two brothers; and two sisters.
Pallbearers are Jeffery Martin, Scottie Martin, Will Pettigrew, Hoyt Pitts, Halbert Pitts and Chris Spearman. Honorary pallbearers are Jerry Garrett and Bob Killingsworth.
Online condolences can be expressed at www.senterfuneraldirectors.com.
Genner Parrish
BELMONT – Genner Rae Parrish, 83, died Sunday, March 17, 2013.
Services will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Deaton Funeral Home Chapel in Belmont. Burial will be in Lindsey Cemetery in Dennis.
Visitation is 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at Deaton Funeral Home.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to the Lindsey Cemetery Fund.
Johny Loyd
FULTON – Johny Mack Loyd, 77, died Sunday, March 17, 2013, at his residence. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by Tutor Memorial Funeral Home.
Rick White
BALDWYN – Thomas Richard "Rick" White, 55, doed Sunday, March 17, 2013, at his residence. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by Tutor Memorial Funeral Home.
Ira Manning
OXFORD – Ira Manning, 64, died Sunday, March 17, 2013, at Graceland Care Center of Oxford. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by Serenity-Martin Funeral Home of Oxford.
Neal Claunch
BURNSVILLE – Neal Claunch, 60, died Friday, March 15, 2013, at his residence.
Services are at 11 a.m. today at Cutshall Funeral Home Chapel in Glen. Burial is in Little Flock Cemetery.
An online guestbook can be accessed at www.cutshallfuneralhome.com.
Zelda Walden
RIPLEY – Zelda Louise Franks Walden, 80, died Saturday, March 16, 2013, at Tippah County Hospital. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by Ripley Funeral Home.
Visitation is 5 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at Ripley Funeral Home.
Bettye White
AMORY – Bettye S. White, 63, died Sunday, March 17, 2013m at Sanctuary Hospice House in Tupelo. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by Darden and Sons Funeral Home of Amory.


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Last month I took the family to the Chicago Toy and Game Fair. Sadly we only had about an hour to look around the fair. But in that short time we found a few good new games. Disclaimer: We attended using a blogger pass that I applied for and were given a swag bag of a variety of games. Any game with an asterisk (*) is one we now own thanks to the swag bag.
Pajaggle*: Imagine the classic game of Perfection, but bigger and more intense. AND if you buy more than one set of Pajaggle, you can play head-to-head...or as we did, head-to-head-to-head. Play against the clock or against a friend or family member. You can get a taste of the game via e-Pajaggle.
The kid got one for her birthday and we've been addicted since. So when we walked into the toy and game fair and spotted the giant sized version of Perplexus we rushed it. As you can tell from the picture, the kid loved playing with it. We had to drag her away. Hopefully Santa or the Solstice Fairy will bring us Perplexus Epic. We've been good all year!
KaBAM!* is a card game that asks two players to slap down a card each and make a word with those sounds. In the image, one card has "ou" and another "L." So if you are the first to say a word that includes those two sounds, like "loud," you get the cards. And the one with the most cards at the end wins. This ends up being a super quick game with a lot of laughing. This was certainly a big win.
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There are a lot of great toys out there that are not super gendered. Now a few of the representatives did interact with the kid in a very gendered way. One greeted each girl with, "Hi there princess!" Overall, it was a great hour. I'm looking forward to it next year.


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Hugh L. Carey
News about Hugh L. Carey, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Around Odd-Even License Plate Rules, a History of Impatience
New York City drivers have had to contend with gas rationing before though not as a result of a natural disaster.
November 9, 2012, Friday
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In Wave of Political Vanity, a Cherished Governor Becomes a Tunnel
The Day: One by one, names that described in plain language the essence of major structures in this city are disappearing in order to honor politicians. Where will it end?
October 23, 2012, Tuesday
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Carey Remembered for Financial Stewardship
The former New York governor, who died over the weekend at 92, was praised by mourners for helping steer the state and the city through difficult financial times.
August 12, 2011, Friday
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As governor of New York, Carey went about staving off bankruptcy in a harrowing process that, these days, seems like alchemy.
August 11, 2011, Thursday
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CAREY--Hugh L. The St. John's University community celebrates the life and mourns the passing of the Honorable Hugh L. Carey patriot, patriarch, man of faith, friend and most accomplished alumnus of this university. A veteran of World War II, leader...
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CAREY--Hugh L. The City University of New York deeply mourns the passing of Governor Hugh L. Carey, who will be long remembered for his exemplary leadership of New York State and vigorous defense of New York City's fiscal solvency. His support for...
August 11, 2011, Thursday
A Governor
With government dysfunction much the norm in recent years, an account of Governor Hugh L. Carey's tenure, when politicians pulled together across party lines and government really worked, is instructive.
August 10, 2011, Wednesday
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CAREY--Hugh L. The Board of Trustees of the Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation expresses profound sorrow at the loss of our longtime friend and Board Member. Governor Carey was big of heart and generous of spirit. His commitment to the Foundation...
August 10, 2011, Wednesday
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CAREY--Hugh L. St. John's School of Law mourns the passing of our alumnus, friend, and benefactor Governor Hugh L. Carey '42C, '51L, '67HON. Governor Carey was a dedicated public servant, a tireless advocate for New Yorkers, and a man of deep...
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Utah State Forester Joel Frandsen announced recently that $135,000 in grants is available for community based programs that use or market small wood products. Congress appropriated the one time funds to address Economic Action and Community Planning programs in rural communities at risk from wildland fire, or communities affected by fires in 2000.
The cost share grants will be used for community based projects and other collaborative efforts that encourage long term solutions for using small wood products generated during work to protect communities from wildland fire.
Requests for proposals are being solicited through local Economic Development offices. Resource Conservation and Development offices, Utah State University Extension offices, local governments and others. Tribal and local governments, communities, businesses and not-profit organizations are encouraged to apply. For-profit businesses may apply directly or through an eligible entity such as a non-profit organization.
For a copy of the Request for Proposal, contact Ron Gropp at 1-801-538-5457, or visit www.forestry.utah.gov.
The public is welcome to attend the Scouting Expo at the Emery High School on March 12 from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. There will be booths, activities and the Pinewood Derby.
Support the local scouting program by attending and participating. The expo will be held in the old gymnasium at Emery High.
Emery/Carbon County Companies of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers will hold their Annual District Convention on March 12 at the Museum of the San Rafael, Castle Dale. Book Sales begin at 8 a.m.; officers meeting at 9 a.m.; and general meeting at 10:15 a.m. Luncheon (cost $5.50) will be served. Guest Speakers will be Lou Jean Wiggins and Carol Buchmiller of DUP International. Emery County Company will host the event. For more information or to make reservations contact your local DUP camp officers.


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Hockey fans - close to the edge?
February 15 2013 12:07PM
As Canadian hockey fans, we all exhibit symptoms of schizophrenia, don't we? Primarily we:
- hear or see things that aren't real (hallucinations)
- hold strong beliefs that are not real (delusions)
I don't mean to make light of a serious mental disorder that affects many Canadians and their families, but rather to illuminate the tendency of fans to lose touch with reality when observing their favourite team.
Look no further that the acquisition by the Jets of Eric Tangradi.
Should this really be a news? A trade, where the Jets gave up a 7th round pick for a player who has played in 45 NHL games and managed 1 goal and six points is not news. If you are reading this means you are breathing and you would have had an outside chance of picking up one more points than Tangradi playing on a line with Evgeni Malkin and James Neal: you would have only needed to pick up one second assist.
If you are imagining or wondering if Tangradi is some sort of answer for the Jets, you need to breath deeply and and try to focus on thinking rationally.
This post isn't intended as a veiled shot against any of my fellow bloggers or those in the MSM who chose to cover this 'story.' It would be more than a little hypocritical on my part as by writing this post I'm doing just the same myself.
My frustration lies at what is now considered news. From my point of view, it would be considered news if after 5 or 10 games Tangradi actually put up some numbers or created an imapct- that would be a story.
However, as fellow Jets Nation candidate Brett Martin pointed out in an excellent piece called ,"Jets Acquire Eric Tangradi Cheveldayoff Still Boring," when you follow a mediocre team that plays it safe and doesn't make big splashy player moves, you have to find news somewhere.
Wandering away into the comfy confines of reality created by the mind of a fan is not the sole domain of supporters of the Jets.
In Calgary, fans and management are in denial that they only have two players left from the 'glory days' of 3 months in 2004 and are nowhere close to being a contending team.
In Vancouver their window is starting to close and their fans seem intent on proving to other fans why their team is better even though they have never won anything. They also think Burrows isn't a diver and is basically a saint.
In Edmonton, fans want to sell you on what they are seeing their mind's eye rather that what is actually on display.
Do I really need to go into Toronto or Montreal?
Ottawa gets a pass to cry a little. They have just lost their best player and they also lost their top centreman a few weeks ago.
Fans everywhere have to be a little 'touched' to even be showing up after the lockout. Imagine a group of people willing to have their lives orbit around a group of whiny entitled millionaires and their even more whiny and entitled billionaire bosses. Well thats you and me, isn't it?
We all have to be a little crazy, but unfortunately it is that kind of crazy that feels good.
Not to be unkind, but this seems like a complaint about the coverage of the teams rather than the fans. I am not sure if you are in my living room when I am talking about hockey (there have been strange noises in the corner) but assuming you aren't, you have no idea what I think of any of those teams. As someone who lives in Vancouver but does not cheer for the Canucks, the national image of Vancouverites and Canucks fans is ridiculously inaccurate. As with any group of human beings, some of them are idiots, and some of them are brilliant, and many of them are thoughtful and rational. So please - let's not make generalizations about groups of people that offer literally no evidence in this case.
As for Tangradi, I don't get your point here. It seems like you are saying because you find the move boring, you would rather the media not cover it. More specifically, you would rather the blogging media not cover it. I think this is strange - isn't the very point of a site like jetsnation to get the kind of coverage that one of the writers gave the Tangradi trade the other day? I understand if you are not that interested in reading about it - DON'T CLICK ON THE STORIES. As for me, as a hockey fan who likes to look as deeply as possible into every team move, I love the coverage of Tangradi. Also, I haven't seen anyone suggest that he would be a major help to the Jets - just some people suggesting that it might be a small but smart move.
Maybe I just hate my day job more than you, and that is why I am interested. But your complaint here seems stupid and your justification ill-informed and poorly explained.
February 16 2013, 03:51PM
A radio broadcast mentioned there was a multi-OT game in February a decade ago. Like a Jr High intercom broadcast. They didn't correct it right away. Tsn today said Jets played Jets last night, and fixed it right away. Those 23-24 players may still have upside. Guys like Loktionov and Tangradi are free this year. I didn't think much of matching the Kesler offer or of Cogliano, but both are good now. The nice thing about a physical team is you can bring in prospects earlier and get skilled tiny players at the deadline easier than Chris Gratton. The downside is watching the Jets 4 on 2; getting a simple shot away is boring. The NBA plays now like Ice Hockey's (NES) no goalie OT. There should be incidental contact at some point on the court, with protective gear. The OT, I can pass it back and forth with my skinny players against the chunky Czechslos, but to get any "in-the-key" penetration is hard. What about allowing goaltending for 3-pointers? I'm sure I'd like televised Sacramento street ball. I don't have on NFL team. Ponder is maybe listening to what the media tells him too much.
February 16 2013, 04:07PM
You know, the Jets gave away Draper when he had few points at 23 years of age. I stand by my Wings cup prediction. Brunner could've been anyone's 2nd liner and Tatar is wicked.
February 18 2013, 03:17PM
Argh!! Same thing. I'm waiting for updates on a game on a proline ticket I cancelled, and the guy says Calgary ties the game 3-2. Then 1/2 hr later he says Cgy scored 3 straight goals (from a 3-1 score) and the game is tied. He can't speak. The lady providing the updates effortlessly said 4-3 Cgy twice over the next hour. This is serious stuff. If you can't read or figure out basic common-sense things (A Sporting News guy might not realize there is no sudden death in Feb); this is my diversion while reading boring stuff. I miss C.Keilback. The cowboy doing the Flames games a few years back, all he did was whine about non-calls. He ruined the Franchise for me.


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You start with a concrete breaker. The shower must have a pee trap below the surface of the floor. If the drain is ABS or PVC, you should have no big problem. They make saddle connectors that you can tap into the main drain. If you have cast iron, go for help. Rough in the drain leaving a foot or so above the floor. This will be trimmed when you attach drain. The location of the drain is determined by the size shower you are going to use. The drain goes straight down into the pee trap and then to the sewer. Give it at least 1" drop per foot. If it's a short run, you won't have to add a vent.
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Emery County was treated to a visit from Sen. Mike Lee on April 3. He met with county commissioners and other county officials as well as the public in Green River and in Castle Dale.
He said Emery County is the heartland of Utah's economic future. "There are those who want to take that away from us. Most of our land is owned by someone else. I am concerned about these issues."
Sen. Lee said with the federal government as the overseer on 65 percent of Utah lands it prevents multiple use and over the last few years use has become less and less. With the statehood enabling act the federal government was supposed to sell off that land and 5 percent of the proceeds would go back to the state for education. That never happened. They never did in Utah what they have done in other states. "They never made good on their promise here," said Sen. Lee.
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Sen. Lee said he supports the Emery County public lands use bill and will do what he can to see it pass when it comes to Congress. Currently the Emery County Public lands use bill is stuck at the state level. The next step is a comprehensive report that must be compiled to present to the governor's public land office. The county officials said some of the legislators in Utah are against Emery County's bill. Many of them do not want any more wilderness designation at all. Ray Petersen, public lands director for the county said Emery County has resources here that must be protected that are just as important as energy resources. He sees Emery County's bill as a way to do both, provide for energy and protect the environment. The county has concerns with the state legislature wanting to craft Emery County's bill.
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Sen. Lee said he understands Emery County's frustration with garnering state approval for their bill, but he feels the county is a subdivision of the state and the state should have approval on what the county is presenting. "Let me help you get it through the state legislature," said Sen. Lee. Emery County Commissioner James Nelson said he lives in fear that Pres. Obama might create a monument on the Swell with the use of the Antiquities Act.
Emery County Economic development director, Mike McCandless said the Emery County bill deals with existing uses and works to ensure those uses continue, grazing, open roads and routes and to preserve access as well as protect resources.
Commissioner Jeff Horrocks said the Emery County land use bill was the result of 2.5 years of work which involved all users and their input. "Everybody has a buy in," said Commissioner Horrocks.
Sen. Lee said we need to work to do everything we can to minimize the risk of monument creation.
Petersen said he is working to prepare the report for the legislature and it will be ready by the next session so the bill can be approved and move forward.
McCandless said the issues raised by opponents of the bill must be addressed along the way so no hold-ups arise at the next legislative session.
There was some talk of the lawsuit that Utah has filed for the return of federal lands to the state. McCandless said this lawsuit, kind of flies in the face of the Emery County bill. The county has had six roads in litigation for eight years. Some of the legislators like the lawsuit model.
Commissioner Nelson said he had met with the Bureau of Land Management and was told the BLM is in 90 percent agreement on 90 percent of the roads.
Petersen said he believes the road issues in our area have been resolved.
Sen. Lee said Emery County may have chosen a different path, but the are going down the road to the same place. Some of Emery County's neighboring counties have been supportive of the Emery County bill.
Petersen said, "I have no problem getting the state's support, but they aren't going to rewrite our bill."
Commissioner Nelson said a couple of years ago the state was asking for the county's to do their own land use bills, and now they want all bills brought back to the state.
Commissioner Horrocks expressed concern that any major changes to the bill might cause supporters of the county's bill to walk away. The county has worked with the Wilderness Society and they are in support of the bill.
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(b) If the employee, at the time of retirement under the terms of this section, has served twenty years or longer as an employee of the agency, the employee is entitled to receive annually and shall be paid from the fund in equal monthly installments, commencing on the date the employee is retired and continuing during his or her lifetime while in status of retirement or until the disability eligibility sooner terminates, a sum equal to five and one-half percent of the aggregate of salary paid to the retirant through the day immediately preceding his or her disability award, to be determined in the manner provided by subsection (c), section twenty-seven of this article.
(c) An employee awarded a disability benefit under the provisions of this section may receive retirement disability annuity payments on the day following the board's approval of his or her disability application. Upon termination of employment and receipt of properly executed forms from the agency and the employee, the board shall process the disability retirement benefit and commence annuity payments as soon as administratively feasible.
(d) For the purposes of this section, the term "salary" does not include any compensation paid for overtime service.
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