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The long-awaited new record features the vocalist Andre Matos and his band at its best, consciously exploring the combination of various musical styles. Besides the melodic and symphonic elements that have marked the vocalist's career, listeners will certainly welcome fantastic new elements of the music. "The Turn Of The Lights" is not kept in only one musical style, on the contrary, it is about freedom. Indeed, the track "Liberty" opens a series of eleven killer songs, full of quality: exciting riffs, catchy melodies, memorable choruses and intelligent lyrics, all built with great taste and performed to perfection.
The excellence acquired in the songwriting is a result of the long-time partnership alongside guitarist and songwriter Hugo Mariutti, who also co-produced the record. The dream team of musicians is completed with the furious and technical solos of guitarist Andre 'Zaza' Hernandes, combined with the powerful rhythm section formed by Bruno Ladislau's precise bass and Rodrigo Silveira's creative drumming.
Throughout his career, Andre Matos has consistently shown why he is considered as the best Brazilian vocalist ever, and at the same time, one of the best in the entire world. In a great shape, the singer reassures his top-ranked position on the new record and explores some delightful lower vocal notes, without leaving behind his impressive high-pitch ranges, already a trademark.
The album was fully recorded, mixed and mastered at Norcal Studios, in São Paulo, Brazil, by producers Brendan Duffey and Adriano Daga.
Proceeding with his impeccable career built based on devoted work and fidelity to his principles and ideas, Andre Matos writes another important musical chapter in metal history with the release of "The Turn of the Lights". And be rest assured, some songs of the record will certainly become eternal classics.
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PRICE, UTAH: Norma Marie Berensen, age 77, died at home on Aug. 29, 2009. She was born in Price, Utah, on Sept. 14, 1932, to Antonio Procarione and Maria Perelli. She married Boyd J. Berensen on June 21, 1956.
A viewing will be held on Wednesday, Sept. 2, 2009, from 9:45-10:45 a.m. at the LDS 11th Ward. Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, Sept. 2, 2009, at 11 a.m., at the Price LDS 11th Ward Chapel (300 West 500 South). Interment Price City Cemetery. Services are in the care of Fausett Mortuary. Family and friends may sign the guest book and share memories of Norma at www.fausettmortuary.com.

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With the current speculation on whether his compatriot Fidel is still alive (or still dead), I thought it a propos to see who members think did the best film version of Che Guevara, from Omar Sharif in 1968's unintentionally campy Che! to Georges Corraface and Billy Zane's sci-fi versions of him in Escape from L.A. and CQ, respectively. Should there be any doubt, I'm not a Che fran.
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But the relay was brand-new...but I'll check into it...could the heat have made it prematurely wear out?
As opposed to the coil current (91mA)?
But even though it was working fine, I still added an LED/resistor to one of the pins on the Arduino and updated the code in the sketch to turn on and off that LED whenever it received a garage door open or close command.
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Going for goals!
Our team return with a 'both teams to score' treble covering the Premier League, Championship and League Two.
QPR v Fulham (BC)
QPR remain winless in the Barclays Premier League but three draws in a row signal improvement since Harry Redknapp took over following the dismissal of Mark Hughes.
Two goals at Wigan last week suggest that Redknapp's attacking approach is rubbing off and both teams have scored in four of QPR's last five, and each of their last six at Loftus Road if we include the League Cup.
Fulham, meanwhile, could easily have scored four against Newcastle on Monday but did manage two and possess a serious attacking threat. They've failed to score in their last two away games but this is a very different test to that found at Stoke and Chelsea, and they should contribute.
Bristol City v Derby (CH)
There have been more goals at Ashton Gate than any other Championship ground this season, with both teams scoring in all but one of their 10 home games so far.
The Robins' weaknesses at the back and their potential threat going forward have been further highlighted in recent weeks and head into this clash on the back of a 3-2 win at Sheffield Wednesday which lifted them out of the bottom three.
Derby are unfortunately the second lowest scorers on the road but last week's 3-1 win at home to Leeds boosted their play-off hopes and they'll certainly head into this clash aiming for three points.
Accrington v Wycombe (NH)
This clash between 17th and 19th in League Two won't get too many people excited but it is happily nestled in our Going for Goals selections.
Six of Accrington's previous seven games have seen both teams score so the form is with them.
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The cowboy poetry book is now complete and available at the museum. The process was long and difficult but worthwhile. Dottie Grimes was hired as an assistant for the Emery County Archives and to work on special projects, the cowboy poetry book was in its first stage. Putting it together, choosing illustrations, and deciding on facts to include in the book and making it fit together, became her first project. Most of the poems had been collected and were waiting to be put into PageMaker format. Kathleen Truman is the Heritage Projects Coordinator, Kent Petersen served as the book editor and Shirley Spears, archives administrator met with Grimes to discuss the goals of the finished product. They put the poems in categories that became sections of the book. These poems are all written by local people, and many of them describe details of living that are specific to this area. Truman and Petersen wanted to continue with that and make the whole book reflect the Emery County way of life, celebrating the cowboy lifestyle unique to this region.
Petersen writes in the introduction that "Many things influence our minds. . .but those of us who live here find our hearts are influenced by the San Rafael Swell." The San Rafael does have such an impact on anyone living here or even visiting, that the name "Cowboy Poetry from the San Rafael" was chosen for the book.
This book is so much more than a poetry book, because it preserves the history of the region and magnifies its treasures. The quest was to showcase the talents of not only local poets, but local artists and photographers as well. In reading this book, one will find facts and photos of the geology and history of the San Rafael, including stories that have become legend of the Swasey boys and others. Some amazing pictures taken by the United States Geological Survey in the early 1900s of the San Rafael region were placed in the book, as well as later photos such as the dedication of the "Swinging Bridge" across the San Rafael River in 1937. Eldon Holmes and Cliff Oviatt added to the book with cartoon illustrations. There is something for everyone in this book. Even if you are not a cowboy, you will find yourself somewhere in the poems-some are humorous, some are historic, some are heartwarming. Developing the layout for the "Cowboy Poetry from the San Rafael" was both fun and educational. "Those who worked on the project were glad to have the opportunity to be part of it and are excited to share it now with the public," said Spears.
"We appreciate all of the people who contributed poems, cartoons, drawings, and new and old photographs. The project was supported by a grant from the George S. and Dolores Dore Eccles Foundation, a heritage grant from the Utah Division of State History, and the Utah Division of Travel Development supported Kathleen Truman's participation in this project. Funds from the sale of the poetry book will be used to produce other projects that preserve the heritage and Western culture of the people of Emery County," said Spears.
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Octet Invades Disabled Vet's Home, Throws Week-Long Party
Occupy Wall Street, or occupy a disabled stranger's home and transform it into a drugs-and-party den? This is the choice that many Americans face right now. Either activity can get you arrested, as eight Californians who chose Option Two recently learned.
The eight participants in Occupy Some Random Guy's Place—six men ages 18 to 40, and two underage girls—allegedly forced themselves into a 62-year-old disabled veteran's Santa Ana apartment and, the Orange County Register reports, "used the residence for parties, drugs and other illicit activities while the man lived in fear." This went on for at least a week! The vet reportedly suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder and had no idea who the fuck these people invading his house were; ABC describes them as "gang members," though the Register lists only one of the suspects as an identified gang member. When the party people invited other party people over to the place to come party, their unwilling host hid in his bedroom, a silent disco of one.
A concerned neighbor called the cops and asked them to check on the man, ending everyone's fun time. Now the eight face elder abuse and false imprisonment charges, and the vet must try to sort out the "wreck" they left behind. He should probably get some big dogs.


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As a result of the vice investigation conducted over the weekend, several individuals were arrested and charged with prostitution and human trafficking related charges. Additionally, a 17-year-old female victim was identified. The juvenile female was transported into Utah from out of state and, through intimidation and/or fear, she was compelled and persuaded to perform acts of prostitution by Leroy Haley and Francis Uhrhan. Evidence also suggests the group had recently traveled throughout Utah engaging in similar activities. The group is suspected of working out of the Las Vegas, Nevada area.
Detectives served a search warrant on a motel room the subjects were staying in St. George as part of that investigation. Subsequent to the service of the search warrant, multiple items of drug evidence were located and collected including marijuana, hydrocodone pills, suspected extacy pills, and other drug paraphernalia. The pills were of a large enough quantity to suggest drug distribution activities and other evidence indicated they were dealing drugs. Leroy Haley and Francis Uhrhan were charged with drug distribution charges in relation to their involvement in that regard. Additionally, while under arrest, Leroy assaulted multiple police officers by kicking and punching at the officers while he was being transported.
Originally, it was mistakenly reported that the juvenile had been arrested and charged. The juvenile female victim was not arrested nor was she charged with any crime related to her involvement in this case. She was approached as, and interviewed as, a victim in this investigation. She was however taken to a local youth crisis center and sheltered there for a few hours while her legal guardians traveled from out of state to pick her up. She was cared for at the crisis center and released to her legal guardians later that same night.
Francis Uhrhan, 20 was arrested and booked into the Washington County Jail. She was charged with Human Trafficking, Aggravated Exploitation of a Prostitute, Sexual Solicitation, DOPL Violation, and Prostitution. Possession of a Controlled Substance with the Intent to Distribute charges were added today. Her bail remains set at $100,000.00 cash only.
Leroy Haley, 30 was arrested and booked into the Washington County Jail. He was charged with Human Trafficking, Aggravated Exploitation of a Prostitute, two counts of Assault by a Prisoner, Interfering with Arrest, and Disorderly Conduct. Possession of a Controlled Substance with the Intent to Distribute charges were added today. His bail remains set at $100,000.00 cash only.


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Flying Frenzy: Utah Back-country pilots visit Huntington airport
The Back Country Pilots Association annual Fly-In and the Ward 4X4 Vintage Auto Show was held September 27-29 at the Huntington Airport.
Citizen asks for help with flooding issues in Castle Dale
Mark H. Williams addressed the commission about flooding in the Sept. 24 meeting. He said the river overflowed and he had water in his crawl space and other buildings. Others in the southeastern part of Castle Dale were also flooded. "The river ...
Domestic Violence program on Wed.
The Emery County Domestic Violence Coalition will sponsor its 15th annual community awareness program on Oct. 9, from noon to 1 p.m. at the Old Courthouse in Castle Dale. The program is free to the public and lunch will be provided. Door prizes ...
New tire recycling plant opens in Huntington
The Emery County Business Chamber met for their September lunch and learn to tour the new business Energy Recycling Technologies. This business takes used tires and cooks them into a usable fuel product. The group met at the Castle Cafe in Hunti...
Eagle Air med visits Green River Medical Center
Eagle Air Med is a regional air ambulance provider that transports patients from rural areas to larger hospitals with specialty care services, 24 hours a day and seven days a week. They are now serving Carbon and Emery counties. Eagle Air Med's ...
Clawson Town celebrates with fall festival
Clawson Days and Chili Cook Off, was held Sept. 21, in the Clawson City Hall. Mayor Mandy Price welcomed the Clawson residents and guests to this great Clawson Days event. When people arrived for the Clawson Days Celebration, they found the buil...
Youth protection seminar for parents coming on Oct. 15
The Emery County School District, in cooperation with the Emery County Sheriff's Office, Southeastern Education Service Center, and Four Corner's Mental Health is sponsoring a "Youth Protection Seminar for Parents". The Seminar will be held at E...
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Local Emergency Planning Committee was held recently at the Sheriff's Office training room. The Shakeout was discussed. Emery County won't be directly involved with what is going on at the state level, but they will meet locally with seven surrounding counties and have their own communication/logistics exercise. All personnel will remain in their own county and they will field mock questions from the state concerning the disaster and what help these surrounding areas can lend the Wasatch Front. All of the dispatch centers or mobile command posts from Vernal, Duchesne, Carbon, Grand, Emery, Uintah Basin and San Juan will be linked so they can inject comments for an action plan.
A major earthquake in Utah will affect the entire state. Emergency crews from the outlying areas will be needed to aid along the Wasatch Front with an actual event. Emery County has an inventory of its resources and knows how many workers they could spare to go and help in a major incident. Consideration of what Emery County needs comes first and then any excess resources that can be spared will be sent to the disaster. Any help sent would need to be self-supporting for at least the first 72 hours. Capt. Kyle Ekker said Emery County has a command center, fuel truck, 20 hazmat techs and would actually be able to lend out quite a bit of aid in a disaster situation.
The emergency operations plan was discussed. The plan meets all of the requirements and guidelines for FEMA. It will be presented soon at a county commission meeting for their approval. Elmo has approved the emergency operations plan. The other cities and towns are expected to approve the plan too in upcoming meetings.
The school district needs to be contacted to see if a plan is in place so the schools can be used as a shelter in the event of an emergency. The Red Cross will supervise the center and the LEPC members have been trained to act as volunteers in the shelter. The Red Cross was supposed to contact the school district to get this shelter agreement in place and follow through needs to be taken to make sure this is complete. Capt. Ekker said he has plans to have the county attorney draw up a memorandum of understanding that can be signed by both the county and the school district.
The Red Cross that responds to a disaster in Emery County will come out of Provo.
Huntington just held a CERT meeting.
Plans are going forward for the Emergency Preparedness Fair on April 28 at the Carbon County Events Center. It will run from 12-6 p.m. and free hamburgers will be served from noon-2 p.m. Both Utah State University Extension offices from Carbon and Emery counties are involved with the fair and they will be preparing articles for the newspapers on earthquake preparedness and information about the fair. Joe Dougherty from the Dept. of Emergency Management will be the keynote speaker and earthquake information will be handed out at the fair.
The fair is coming together, so far 15-20 booths are registered and fire departments from both counties will be there.
Capt. Ekker reported the surveys taken in Green River regarding an evacuation in the event of a nuclear disaster were completed. It was very successful and 125 contacts were made. Fifty percent of those responding to the survey listened to the Code Red messages on their telephones. Eight percent responded to the mailers sent out.
Tier II reports must be completed by all area businesses, these reports are to log what chemicals are onsite at that particular business and the quantities that are stored. These reports will help in any type of emergency haz-mat situation.
The fire district is trying to decide what type of ladder truck to purchase that will be the most advantageous to the county. They are thinking the 105 length will be the best. It will be used for fire and also for search and rescue as needed. The fire district will apply for grants to purchase the truck. These trucks are estimated to cost $650,000 or more.
May 8-9 will be the Public Safety Summit in Layton. They will have several interesting presentations and speakers including social media and the Herriman fire, how to fight fire in refineries, presentation on the rodent control that caused the death of two small girls, nuclear power plant and the Chevron pipe break.
The fireworks laws have been changed again.
Jerry Livingston reported the Huntington Fire station is nearing completion and a ribbon cutting and tour will take place at 3 p.m. on April 27. They are having their CERT training regularly.
A new CERT trainer is being considered, since the resignation of the former trainer.
Robby Donaldson from the medical reserve corps said they are always looking for people to volunteer with them. Medical background is helpful, but not required as there is much volunteers can do.
Mark Crane from Enviro Care said they are involved in two-three cleanups a week and are very busy. The high profile spills have made companies more aware of what they need to do when a spill occurs and their responsibility in the reporting processes that need to take place.
Securing earthquake hazards in your home
Utah is earthquake country. Every year, seismologists at the University of Utah record around 800 quakes. Most of them aren't strong enough to be felt, but a few times a year some communities in Utah experience a quake that is strong enough to cause concern.
Listed below are some things you can do to prepare your home for a quake:
Move heavy furniture, such as bookcases, away from your bed
Secure tall furniture into a wall stud
Clear all exit paths of clutter
Secure water heater with an earthquake safety strap
Install latches on cupboards containing glassware and china
Know how and where to shut off your gas and water lines
Secure collectibles and other loose objects with earthquake putty
Secure TV or other heavy electronics with flexible nylon straps
The Great Utah ShakeOut will be held April 17. More information can be found at www.ShakeOut.org/Utah. Along with the theme of the Great Utah ShakeOut, Carbon and Emery counties will be sponsoring "Shake It Up In Eastern Utah" - at their Emergency Preparedness Fair on April 28 at the Carbon County Event Center.
Building a family emergency kit
On April 28 instruction will be given on how to create your own grab-and-go kits, also known as 72-hour kits. This instruction will be given at the Region VI Carbon Emery Emergency Preparedness Fair which will be held at the Carbon County Event Center. The fair will be from noon until 6 p.m, with free hamburgers and hotdogs being served until 2 p.m. (while supplies last).
When disaster strikes, you may only have enough time to grab the essentials: food, water and survival supplies. It is important to have these items easily accessible and ready to grab.
Grab-and-go kits may include the following items:
Water (one gallon per person per day for at least three days)
Food (at least a three-day supply of nonperishable food)
Flashlight (extra batteries)
Battery-powered or hand-crank radio
Dust mask
Moist towelettes, garbage bag and plastic ties for personal sanitation
Candles and waterproof matches in a waterproof container
Books, games, puzzles or other activities for children
Hard candy or favorite treat
Other essential items
Attend the fair on April 28, noon-6 p.m., to learn more about emergency preparedness and other essential items for grab-and-go kits. If you have any questions or would like to have a vendor booth, contact Angelia Crowther at 435-636-3740 or email@example.com; or Christine Jensen at 435-381-2381 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Ask the Chef - Matthew Mason
Matthew Mason is Head Chef of The Jack in the Green at Rockbeare, near Exeter -- one of Devon's most exciting pub/restaurants.
No stranger to awards, Matthew is a former South West Chef of the Year and ex-Gidleigh Park apprentice. During the past two decades, he has helped transform the Jack from a rundown roadside pub into a beacon of superb cooking synonymous with exemplary levels of service and one of the UK's Top 100 Restaurants.
Matthew Mason and Paul Parnell have recently launched the Jack In The Green cook book. For the enthusiastic home cook there are 42 easy-to-follow recipes spanning eight different chapters and featuring the Jack In The Green story and their supporting cast of suppliers, customers and friends. To order a copy please visit Jack In The Green Cook Book.
Matthew has teamed up with Sugarvine to answer your cookery questions.
Sweetbreads - I used to love these in restaurants many years ago yet they are now rarely on menus. Please could you let me have an exciting recipe for them? - Jean Skinner
Jean, I too am a fan of sweetbreads , in fact one of my most memorable foodie memories is of a dish I ate at La Tante Claire (Pierre Koffman) involving a slow braised pig's trotter filled with chicken mousse, morel mushrooms and sauteed sweetbreads. . .delicious.
We currently have a Tasting Plate of Boccadon Farm veal on our restaurant menu which includes a piece of loin, slow braised shoulder faggot and some crispy sweetbreads. British veal sweetbreads are very hard to come but I prefer the plumper sweetbreads from above the heart as those of the thymus gland in the neck can be a little scraggy. Lambs' sweetbreads I find are much easier to get hold of. I must admit that I prefer my sweetbreads as an accompaniment rather than the main ingredient and whilst I have enjoyed them cooked from raw I choose to blanch mine prior to cooking. In 2009 I won the South West Chef of the Year and my winning main course was rack of lamb with sauteed sweetbreads and toasted hazelnuts and a fondant potato. For the sweetbreads I would always rinse well and place in a pan of cold salted water containing some sliced shallot, a celery stick, some cloves of garlic, carrot, onion, leek, bay leaves and white peppercorns a glug of white wine and a splash of white wine vinegar. Bring to the boil and simmer for 2/3 minutes, drain and leave to cool.
Trim the blanched sweetbreads of any fat or membrane, season well, melt a little butter in a small frying pan and cook the sweetbreads stirring frequently for 4-5 minutes over a high to moderate heat until golden drain and keep warm. Toast a few blanched hazelnuts in a little foaming butter and hazelnut oil and scatter amongst the sweetbreads and serve with a rack of lamb cooked pink.
An alternative would be to blanch the sweetbreads as before then coat in flour, egg and finally breadcrumbs and fry when required. Great for a prepare-ahead meal, maybe serve with some crispy bacon/pancetta lardons some dressed rocket and watercress leaves and a soft poached duck egg.
With spring just around the corner how about serving alongside some broad beans, peas, mint, morel mushrooms and some slices of roast chicken. Deglaze your roasting tray with a little Madeira to help your gravy on its way. Best of luck and happy cooking.
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Yesterday I prepared three fish pies, 2 prawns and one without. All the fish was fresh and had not yet been frozen previously. All three fish pies contained hard boiled eggs. I cooked all three pies and froze them quickly after cooking. Now I am worried about whether this is ok? Can I cook (reheat) these from frozen or do I need to defrost first. Either way, please can you advise on timings and temperature? Is there any risk in the way that I have prepared this food? - View Answer
Hello, I was wondering if you could help me. Making a dish that was on The View today that Mario made. Kinda like a paella but with noodles, he used smoked paprika, ginger and cinnamon. Love the first two, but not a fan of the cinnamon. What would you recommendation be for a suitable substitute? Thanks so much! - View Answer
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I love chicken soup, but JUST chicken soup and recently enjoyed some in a restaurant but I very rarely can because I am extremely allergic to carotene, particularly root vegetables and also have a strong intolerance to salicylates, hence no herbs. I have had three anaphylactic shocks. I'd just like a recipe for chicken soups and broths with no root vegetables and minimal hens with low carotene and salicylate content. A tall order I know but HELP please. - View Answer
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I'm hoping to make cheese wrapped in streaky bacon for Christmas garnishes but am unsure what cheese to use? My brother in law and husband used to love these as a child but instead of buying something I'd rather try to make them. Any ideas on the best/tastiest cheese and do I simply wrap the bacon around it and stick them under the grill? - View Answer
I have come across a "tip" when making syrup cakes/pastries saying the "rule is either pour hot syrup over a cold cake, or cold syrup over a hot cake." I would like to know why? - View Answer
I have a recipe for baked turnips using Gruyere and heavy cream but I am dairy intolerant? What can I use instead? - View Answer
I love homemade biscuits. I make them with buttermilk and I use White Lilly Self Rising Flour. I also use Crisco or Lard. I was told that the mixture should be rather wet, however the biscuits are always very soft and crumbly. They do taste good, but why are they so crumbly and what do I need to do to keep them from being so like this? I'd like to make a sandwich, but as such, this is not possible. Please help. - View Answer
Hi, I'm a chef (of sorts) at a pub and I'm trying to find out the best way to make deep fried chicken, as in chicken in a basket. Currently I have a dry rub batter, not too dissimilar to KFC, but the problem is that when you deep fry the drumsticks, legs, etc the batter goes too hard and falls off before the chicken is cooked properly. Is there a way I can cook the chicken first, portion and seal it in the fridge then cook it to order so it doesn't take as long? - View Answer
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Hi Matthew, I have a question about fresh cooking. When I go to a restaurant and the meal is cooked from scratch would all of the vegetables be also cooked from scratch after my order is taken? Or do some restaurants pre-cook vegetables and then heat them? This may sound obvious but we have debated this between friends for some time now and we can't decide on an answer. - View Answer
I want to make something like a duck confit where you shred the meat and wrap it in cling film, but I want to use beef. Can you give me a recipe for this? - View Answer
We're having a dinner party this weekend and I'd like to do a stuffed deboned whole chicken but I'm having problems finding any recipes. Can you recommend some stuffing combinations to try? - View Answer
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I live at a workers camp 4 weeks on, one week off. The camp food is appalling. The chef served out beef stroganoff which had sliced gherkins instead of champignons or mushrooms. I asked the chef why would he have sliced gherkins in the recipe which he then replied that is how the traditional recipe is made. Is this a fact? If so, it tastes so wrong with gherkins. - View Answer
What's a decent wine to use in Boeuf Bourguinon if I can't get Burgundy? I've used a Pinot Noir but wondered if a Merlot would have the same effect? - View Answer
I need veal stock for a recipe but can't seem to get it anywhere. Will anything else do, could I use a beef stock instead? - View Answer
St Patricks Day is approaching and I want to make a quirky dessert based on a glass of Guinness. Can you please tell me what type of 'black' food colouring would give the best colour intensity (ie liquid/paste/gel/powder and how much would I need to use to achieve jet black -- is that even possible?). I want to put three quarters black panna cotta in the bottom of the glass with a quarter of white on the top, complete with a shamrock of course. - View Answer
Hi Matthew, can you help please? If I want to cook 12 sea bream fillets for house guests and cook 6 and 6 in 2 batches, what temperature do I set my small oven to keep the 6 fillets warm without spoiling while cooking the others. I had, say, 45 degrees centigrade in mind. What would you suggest? - View Answer
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I want to make a really healthy slice but I don't know how to bind the ingredients so it's not crumbly. I didn't want a cooked slice but would consider it. The ingredients I want to use are crushed or ground nuts (including LSA and almond meal), phsylium husks, dried and fresh fruits, rolled oats, coconut, various seeds, spices and honey. Can you tell me how to make my perfect slice? - View Answer
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Hi Matthew, hope you can help - we are having guests over on Sunday and instead of a traditional roast, I am going to cook fish (starting with chilled shellfish and aioli). I would like to try gurnard for the main course but want something that tastes/looks great but will not involve a great deal of last minute prep. Would like to keep in the general Mediterranean theme. Any suggestions for a dish with accompaniments would be welcomed as would your speedy reply if you can. - View Answer
I recently had a meal in a local restaurant and ordered the Spiced crab, avocado, prawns, ginger and pink grapefruit. It tasted fine apart from the prawns were completely tasteless. When I questioned it, I was told that they were poached to remove the flavour and were only on the plate for texture as they didn't want them to overpower the crab. Am I being ignorant, or would this be the case? I am sure there must be something else that would have complimented the crab and given texture? - View Answer
Hiya, just a quick question on spring/summertime desserts. What do you suggest/recommend as a quick, easy dish that can be prepped to order, is seasonal and minimises waste?! I've done all sorts over the years, from rustic/de-constructed cheesecakes, to your run of the mill summer puds, but wanted to try something new! - View Answer
Liquid glucose, where or how do I get it so it's like a thick paste, not liquid? - View Answer
I have a friend staying over in Australia for a few months from Manchester and I would like to know what to cook for her for back home 'comfort' food. That is something to make her feel like she's back home without being there, if you get what I mean. - View Answer
My British boyfriend, who lives here in the US, longs for the genuine apple pie that he can only find in England when he visits once a year. He calls the American version 'cinnamon pie with chunks of apple'. Do you have a recipe for apple pie -- sans the cinnamon and cloves -- that I could make for him? Thank you! - View Answer
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|2012-08-24, 11:22
|Link #41
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Join Date: Oct 2011
Smoker is one of the faster Logia users, too (he was faster than Gear 2nd Luffy, I think even Enel can't keep up with that)
Also he probably designed the bike he rides by himself, which is pretty impressive, if you ask me.
And it's not like we ever saw Smoker go all out on someone. I really hope the fight againt Vergo changes that. People think Smoker has a weak DF, but he would beat someone like Crocodile, if you ask me, who has a rather powerful DF, but didn't train his physical abilities.
|2012-08-24, 12:03
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Annie Leonhart
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Indiana
I agree with The Small One. I think Coby will be Luffy's Garp. Rogers and Garp shared special friendship for each other. Smoker and Luffy have respect and understanding. But Coby and Luffy have more of a friendship developed. What Rayleigh was to Luffy for training, Garp will be to Coby for his two year time skip (If he trained him.) Before the two year time skip Luffy had only two things to rely on. His crew and Garp's training. I expect great things from Coby after the timeskip.
I am with you on the hopes we get to see another side of Smoker that has never been shown to the readers.
|2012-08-24, 12:37
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Annie Leonhart
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Indiana
Hey I am just looking at Garp's background. He trained Luffy, fought with rogers, and he is knowledgeable with Haki. Coby has proven he can use haki. Coby goal is also to become admiral. Has for Admiral level I don't think so. I would say Vice admiral level (Now were he stands among them I don't know). But I won't be surprised if he resembles Garps fighting style (Extreme Super Strength and powerful Haki). Coby will be what Garp has always wanted out of Luffy and Ace. To be marines.
|2012-08-24, 12:51
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Smoker has been depicted as more analogous to Garp than Coby has.
|2012-08-24, 13:29
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|2012-08-24, 13:33
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Annie Leonhart
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There are differences that lead me to believe Coby will be that garp. Smoker and Coby's relationship with Luffy is different. Coby has a deeper relationship then Smoker. Luffy impacted Coby's life greatly and they are friends. Smoker was saved by Luffy once, but that was it. 99.9999% of Smoker's life is his own doing not Luffy's influence. Coby has no devil fruit, but he has haki, and he being trained by Garp also Coby is more in line with luffy's generational age then Smoker is. Smoker is more like Ace's, he may be even older.
|2012-08-24, 13:39
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|2012-08-24, 14:06
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Annie Leonhart
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A lot of it does matter. It's called story development. Story development is not a NOW thing. It takes time. You don't show a character like coby and then use him has cannon fodder. There is a reason Oda built Coby and gave him the scenes he did. Has for Smoker, what kind of friendship does he have that you could compare to Coby's? If it is fighting almost everyone in the one piece universe has fought with him. Chasing him, Smoker is not the only marine to do that. Garp, Admiral Akoiji, Admiral Kizaru, Admiral Akianu, Hina, and half the marines. Rogers gave his only son to Garp, because he knew Garp and trusted him. Right now I don't see that kind of trust with Smoker and Luffy.
|2012-08-24, 14:11
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Read carefully; it avoids needless arguments.
|2012-08-24, 15:02
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Heh, this debate got me thinking: If Coby is Luffy's Garp, then who would be Sengoku (who's pretty much Garp's surrogate brother)? Helmeppo? Hell, even Zoro forgot who he was, and that's despite the fact he nearly got him executed early in the series! THAT just goes to show how much he stands out!
|2012-08-24, 15:16
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Who knows, things may change later on. But so far, Smoker is definitely the marine that's been comparable to Garp in that he's been relentlessly chasing the main character of the story since the beginning. Like I said before, Smoker has been established as a recurring threat.
Coby may actually turn out to be the new Sengoku. I can see him molding the marines in his image on what justice really is. Seeing as how his dream is to become an admiral, he seems to be more ambitious than Smoker when it comes to the hierarchy of the marines. Smoker doesn't seem to care about that stuff. As long as criminals are captured/punished, he's complacent with the situation. Furthermore, I don't see Smoker carrying out administrative duties on a desk job; that just doesn't fit his personality because he likes to do things his own way. So that's another similarity he shares with Garp.
|2012-08-24, 15:30
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i can see it both ways and certainly smoker is more there right now as you say, but story-wise, i think coby has more of a chance in developing into that garp-like character further down the road.
as for helmeppo.. lol i doubt oda will try to mirror the past characters that identically, but who knows? he can do pretty much anything and make it work somehow
|2012-08-24, 15:34
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No matter what happens, Coby can't fill the role of Luffy's Garp anymore. First of all it's impossible that he can catch up to Luffy in those two years. And the adventure is already half over. So they would have to meet Coby somewhere in the New World (which is already not very likely, because he is not stationed there) just for him to realize that he's again too weak and has to again get a huge power boost, to meet Luffy at a later point of the story.
And if by that time we're not nearing the end of the series this is just getting ridiculous.
I don't even understand why people try to push Coby in Garp's role. He just doesn't fit that role.
He might become the Garp of the next generation after Luffy, but not of this generation.
I don't doubt that Coby and Luffy will meet again (also Luffy will meet Garp again, too probably), but Coby will just realize that he'll never catch up to someone to Luffy, but will stay true to his dream.
I guess we'll see him become an Admiral in the epilogue or something.
|2012-08-24, 16:56
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Annie Leonhart
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Indiana
What is there to read? I gave you the difference between Coby's relationship and Smokers relationship with Luffy. You could not even give me anything that could compare to Coby's link with Luffy. Were this far in the story, shouldn't oda have done something by now to foster or hint at more developed relationship between Smoker and Luffy?
You should ask oda that question. He is the one that gave Coby Haki, He brought Coby to MarineFord. He introduced Coby to Luffy in the very beginning of Luffy's journey. He gave Coby's inspiration to become Admiral. Luffy is Coby's inspiration has Shanks was Luffy's inspiration. With Garps training I think Coby will be a huge surprise for most readers.
|2012-08-24, 17:13
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Is everyone forgetting, that in alabasta, Luffy saved smokers life and said to him: "You know.. I don't hate you. (:" and then smoker blushed and let him go free.
That's one of the biggest hints of their Garp X Roger relationship.
Since the begining smoker knew that Luffy would become dangerous in the future. Ever since he saw Luffy smile at his own execution in lougetown.
Smoker X Luffy is so similar to Garp X Roger that it's scary!
Roger and Garp never have been friends like Luffy and Colby. Garp hated Roger, just like how Smoker hates Luffy. but im willing to bet money, that just like how Roger trusted Garp with protecting his child, Luffy would trust Smoker just the same. And to be honest, just like how Garp thinks the marines don't do everything the way they should, Smoker thinks the same way, from what we've seen in the result of Alabasta when the government gave Smoker all of the credit.
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Roger and Garp have probably gone through so many things that they grew to trust each other, despite not being friends, but enemies. Just how Smoker and Luffy could trust each other if the situation demands it.
You're right. Coby got all his inspiration from Luffy. He looks up to him, admires him, Luffy is to Coby like Shanks is to Luffy. And that's exactly why Coby will never ever fill the role of Luffy's Garp. That role is filled by the guy who does exactly the same things Garp did when that other pirate was emerging to becoming the pirate king.
Heck the whole Smoker-Luffy relationship is so similar to the Garp-Roger relationship that this is the sole reason why people try fit other characters in the roles of Whitebeard, Shiki, Sen Goku, Buggy, Rayleigh, etc. because now they think every relationship Roger had needs to be copied by Luffy.
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It doesn't matter if Luffy and Coby have been friends since the very beginning.
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Say what you will. If your reading Naruto or Fairy tales I would agree with you. But I don't see Oda creating Coby just so he can fill a page. I expect that out of other manga. Coby has a purpose and I won't be surprised if his role will be bigger in the future.
Interesting you would say I am focusing on Garp and Roger relationship to much when you are using it too compare Smoker and Luffy. You use Garp's and Rogers past like its a guide line for Smoker and Luffy. Fact remains Coby is a Marine and Luffy is a pirate. There will be confrontations. Luffy has already fought Coby once at Marineford (Not Coby's greatest moment).
Final note I don't get the strong connection feeling between Smoker and Luffy then I do with Luffy and Coby. I feel Luffy and Coby's connection is the same connection Garp and Rogers had (That does not mean the same experience).
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Smoker is the character that can most closely be compared with Luffy's 'Garp', as Blackbeard has explained above.
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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
What a week! I feel like I've been beat up and hung out to dry. Let's start with the alleged actions of a teacher at San Rafael Junior High in Ferron. I am very distressed that this may have taken place, but even more distressing I felt was the reaction of those residents I saw interviewed on Channel 2 news. One resident said since they live in a small town they didn't have to worry about drugs or gangs. Hello! If you think Emery County doesn't have a drug problem, you need to think again. When we cover court actions, the majority of the offenses there deal with drugs, taking drugs distributing drugs, crimes committed while taking drugs, drugs, drugs, drugs, Yes, Emery County has a drug problem and you should know about it. The mentality of those who think there isn't a problem add to that problem with their ignorance.
To the man who said he lived in a small community and was just appalled at the abuse in the alleged teacher incident, do you think that abuse doesn't occur in a small community? I would also ask that you think again. Abuse occurs in all communities, large, small, medium it doesn't matter. Again our courts have child abuse and sexual abuse cases on a regular basis.
It's not that we shouldn't feel safe in our communities, but we are not isolated and protected as some people would like to think.
About three weeks ago a clerk at a Green River motel was reportedly held up at gun point. Does that happen in a small community?
I know we expect more of people who are in positions of trust, but they are not immune to wrongdoing and incorrect and unethical actions. There have been four teachers in Utah in just the last month or so, accused of child abuse. It is appalling and frightening. But, we must change the mind set that just because we live in a small community these things shouldn't and don't happen.
Washington County is dealing with two officers who allegedly had sexual contact with prisoners, of course things like that shouldn't take place. I am sure Washington County officials are very disturbed by what went on, so maybe you're not even safe if you're locked up behind bars.
Parents need to be on the alert to protect children. I attended a Chamber of Commerce luncheon yesterday where a man presented information about internet pornography and a law they are formulating which would make distribution of online pornography illegal except on a specified port. You as a consumer could deny the port being accessible to your home. This would deal with the pornographers who say they must have freedom of speech and expression. They would have their one port and outlet. Pop-ups and inadvertent stumbling upon pornography would be eliminated. The Citizens Voice and Clean Internet Channel are working to bring this about. I support and applaud people who have the guts to stand up and say pornography is wrong and we don't have to stand for it. Let's protect our children from internet predators.
I am writing this on Thursday. So far this week we've had a County Clerk who has resigned on Monday and now states he didn't resign. Don't know how it's all going to turn out, but it probably will cost the county a bunch of money to get things back on track again. I still can't help but think, some phone calls to the Lt. Governor's help line for election officials would have cleared up this mess and enabled us to proceed with our elections in an accurate manner. There is so much confusion now, name calling and accusations. For some reason I have hoped for better behavior from elected officials.
I do believe in sticking up for what you think is right. Mr. Funk thinks he is right and I applaud him for sticking to his guns. Whether we agree or not doesn't matter. Sometimes you just have to do what you think is right and to hell with the consequences. But, in this case, the county has to deal with the consequences and expenses involved in getting our election boat upright again.
Personally I don't agree with this Black Box Voting and their scare tactics. They behave with elections much the same way SUWA behaves with public lands. I've read much of their material and I'm sorry that Mr. Funk chose to become their poster child. I think there was a better way.
Well I'm off to Green River where their high school golfers are hosting a regional tournament. I'll take tons of photos and will be glad to be out of the office and the turmoil of the week's events. I think I'll even leave the cell phone on the charger and just enjoy a quiet ride to Green River. Well, quiet with the exception of my Kenny Chesney tunes.


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The Linac-MR Project: Tumor Tracking and Treatment
Alexandra Foley | December 30, 2013
Not too long ago, my colleague Jennifer wrote a blog post about the Cross Cancer Institute, and the research being conducted there into the design of a new device for treating cancerous tumors. The device, known as the Linac-MR, is revolutionary due to its ability to both image and treat cancer cells simultaneously — a capability that had previously been regarded as near impossible due to the conflicting physics interactions involved. Such a device would allow for extremely precise radiation […]Read More
Walter Frei | December 27, 2013
One of the perennial questions in finite element modeling is how to choose a mesh. We want a fine enough mesh to give accurate answers, but not too fine, as that would lead to an impractical solution time. As we've discussed previously, adaptive mesh refinement lets the software improve the mesh, and by default it will minimize the overall error in the model. However, we often are only interested in accurate results over some subset of the entire model space. […]Read More
Walter Frei | December 26, 2013
One of the questions we get asked often is how to learn to solve multiphysics problems effectively. Over the last several weeks, I've been writing a series of blog posts addressing the core functionality of the COMSOL Multiphysics software. These posts are designed to give you an understanding of the key concepts behind developing accurate multiphysics models efficiently. Today, I'll review the series as a whole.Read More
Laura Bowen | December 24, 2013
During snow storms or windy days, a branch might break and short-circuit a power line's electric current as it falls. The first task of a recloser is to interrupt this short-circuit, i.e. to open or disconnect the affected overhead line from the feeding network source. The second task is to try to re-establish power after a short time by to re-closing the line, taking advantage of the fact that most of the reasons for a short-circuit of an overhead line […]Read More
Walter Frei | December 23, 2013
In our previous blog entry, we introduced the Fully Coupled and the Segregated algorithms used for solving steady-state multiphysics problems in COMSOL. Here, we will examine techniques for accelerating the convergence of these two methods.Read More
Laura Bowen | December 20, 2013
The question of exactly how strong living bones are poses many important considerations for the medical industry. There is not currently a single-purpose device in the field to test bone strength. However, it is possible for researchers to get measurements of bone strength by modeling the entire makeup of the bone and using multiphysics simulation to perform stress and strain analyses. Simulating bone strength starts with a simple map of the external topology of the bone and then delves into […]Read More
Alexandra Foley | December 19, 2013
A while back, I had the opportunity to speak with Steven Conrad, a critical care physician at the Louisiana State University (LSU) Health Science Center in New Orleans. Not only is Dr. Conrad a physician as well as a professor at LSU, he's also a biomedical engineer who uses finite element analysis (FEA) to conduct research on the design of dialyzers. Dr. Conrad uses COMSOL Multiphysics to gain a deeper understanding of the physics behind these devices, and to create […]Read More
David Kan | December 18, 2013
A prospective user of COMSOL approached me about modeling viscous fingering, which is an effect seen in porous media flow. He hadn't found a satisfying solution elsewhere, so he turned to COMSOL. I'd like to share with you some of my insight on how to go from idea to model to simulation by taking a "do-it-yourself approach" and utilizing the equation-based modeling capabilities of COMSOL Multiphysics.Read More
Lexi Carver | December 17, 2013
You may not think of reheating food in the microwave as a drying process, but as we saw at the COMSOL Conference 2013 Boston, microwave technology — the same technology used in domestic microwave ovens — can be used for drying fruits and vegetables. One poster presented at the conference featured microwave drying of potatoes and how the heat and mass transfer that occurs can be modeled to predict the drying process.Read More
Walter Frei | December 16, 2013
Here we introduce the two classes of algorithms used to solve multiphysics finite element problems in COMSOL Multiphysics. So far, we've learned how to mesh and solve linear and nonlinear single physics finite element problems, but have not yet considered what happens when there are multiple different interdependent physics being solved within the same domain.Read More
Fanny Littmarck | December 13, 2013
You've heard the story: a couple of scientists discovered graphene when they repeatedly pulled a strip of adhesive tape off a layer of graphite. Graphene has been all the rage due to its incredible strength, low weight, and electronic properties, but it's not the only material of its kind. There are plenty of other 2D materials to consider for electrical applications — some of which may work together with graphene, and others that can be used in its place.Read More


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GDRC - Canucks @ Kings
Cam Davie
April 01 2010 10:01AM
Kids all around Los Angeles are so stoked to watch the Canucks and Kings play tonight.
The Vancouver Canucks leave for sunny California as they place their first half of back-to-back games in SoCal tonight, as they take on the Los Angeles Kings at Staples Center. Neither team has been a powerhouse of late, so the Canucks and Kings will both be looking to get their playoff game faces on as the postseason approaches quickly.
If regular season match-ups are a pre-cursor to the playoffs, then the Canucks would love to face the Kings in the first round. Vancouver has dominated Los Angeles this year, and as provided the perfect antidote to the Kings scoring prowess. So far this year, the Canucks are a perfect 3-0-0 against the Kings this year, and have held Los Angeles to a single goal in each of those three games. Roberto Luongo looked sharp, in not stellar, in their previous meetings. Although the Canucks haven't exactly lit it up against the Kings, their top two lines have been, well, their top two lines.
But... the last time the Canucks and Kings played was December 14th. Yes, that's three and a half months ago. Yeah, so there's been Christmas, New Year's, and a Winter Olympics since they last met. A lot has changed, so you can't just expect a similar result as the previous three.
Although the Canucks have all but locked up 3rd place in the Western Conference, they do still have kinks to work out and things to improve as they press for the playoffs. Most importantly, they need to get their road game back on track. They've lost three straight away from GM Place, and their last road win was comeback victory in Denver against the Avalance on March 9th. SO the Canucks can do themselves a big favour by knocking out another victory against the Kings.
They should also be buoyed soon by the returns of both Mikael Samuelsson (injury) and Pavol Demitra (personal). Both have huge playoff experience so their return to the lineup will be welcome. Neither is expected to play against LA or Anaheim, but I'm sure the Canucks are still anxious to get them both back on the ice.
As for tonight, the Canucks strategy should be three simple words. Study the tape. Their first three games were absolutely clinical victories. Do it again, Canucks. Do it again.
And do it for one simple reason. If you win, you're in. A win tonight guarantee the Canucks will see the playoffs. DO IT!


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: Phil, There is no such word as can't. You can do it or hire it done. I do it all the time. You may just have to work a little harder than you thought but it will be worth it. It shouldn't take more than 4 hrs to move this drain. Dale Peck LMP
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports Writer
The big news in Helper this summer is the new swimming pool that all can splash around in. The continuing news is that next door at the baseball park, Jeff Cisneros has the Helper American Legion baseball team playing well again this summer as they are currently in third place in the 12-team Salt Lake Valley region. This season's roster includes eight current and former Emery Spartans playing key roles for the team.
Playing for Helper are 2007 Emery graduates Kyler Edgehouse and Ryan Draper. Also playing are 2008 graduates Jordan Gee and Blake Mortensen. Current Emery High players on the team are Colby Snow and Gatlan Huntington, seniors, Derrick Allred, a junior, and sophomore Kash Jewkes.
Last week Helper won two games in league play as they defeated Olympus 16-5 and East 14-0. With the two wins, Helper stood 5-1 in league play. Cyprus led with a 7-0 record and Taylorsville was next with 6-1 record. Helper is the only team in the league that is not from the Wasatch front.
Helper hosted a tournament over the weekend and did not fare well in it. They lost 9-4 to Vernal, a team that they defeated soundly two weeks ago in a double header in a Friday night game. Helper then lost to Virgin Valley of Nevada 9-5 and the Idaho Regulators on Saturday. On Sunday, Helper easily defeated the Price legion team 13-3 and then in a game against Desert Hills of St George, Helper played their younger players and the game ended in a 7-7 tie due to the time limit.
At Olympus, Ryan Draper helped his team take the lead in the fourth inning with a single. Kyler Edgehouse had the big hit of the inning though with a 3-run homerun. Edgehouse would also double later in the game.
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