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Turner from the Tate: The Making of a Master is now open. Tickets are available at the NGA Front Desk, online through Ticketek or 1300 795 012.
For a full listing of exhibition programs including lectures, screenings and performances, visit the online calendar
Visitors can enjoy a range of Turner-inspired experiences while at the Gallery:
Family Activity Room
Offering educational activities for children aged 3 – 12 and their families, the Turner Family Activity Room has been designed to reflect the effects of light and colour central to Turner's practice as an artist. The room evokes the deck of a boat and the freshness of the outdoors. Visitors can create land and seascapes using a variety of media, or use an iPad App to explore the possibilities of watercolour painting. A great way to entertain the kids these school holidays!
Open 10am–5pm every day | Free of charge upon entry to the exhibition.
More information here
Wedgwood Tea Room
Spoil yourself with High Tea in the Pop-Up Wedgwood Tea Room. Classic elements of the traditional English afternoon tea with savoury and sweet treats are served on Wedgwood china. Particularly tempting treats include Whiskey smoked salmon, baby watercress and lemon mayonnaise ribbon sandwiches, and a Bitter chocolate and hazelnut praline bar with cracked candy topping. Yum!High Tea exhibition packages can be purchased through Ticketek here. Available every day. Exhibition session at 1.30pm | High Tea at 3pm.
Wedgwood china displays
(banner image) J.M.W. Turner 'A Disaster at Sea' c.1835 Photo: © Tate, 2013
After travelling around the country for over a year, Roy Lichtenstein: Pop remix has returned to Canberra and will open at the National Gallery of Australia on 20 July. Roy Lichtenstein's name is synonymous with Pop Art. As a master of appropriation Lichtenstein developed a creative principle that became a potent formula: an ability to identify cultural clichés and to repackage them as monumental remixes. His artworks stand as icons of 60s and 70s America, with his characteristic comic strip and Benday dot imagery continuing to inspire our visual culture.
Roy Lichtenstein: Pop remix traces the artist's print projects from the 1950s to the 1990s exploring how he appropriated, transformed and remixed numerous art historical sources including Claude Monet's Impressionism and Willem de Kooning's Abstract Expressionism. Lichtenstein reinterpreted the work of these artistic giants and significant art movements using an instantly recognisable graphic aesthetic, effectively branding himself with a signature 'Lichtenstein look' to secure his place alongside those masters he so admired.
Slick, intelligent and humorous, Lichtenstein's remixes of romance and war comics, brushstrokes and nude girls are amongst the best known Pop prints.
Roy Lichtenstein: Pop remix is on display in the Project and Orde Poynton Galleries from 20 July 2013 to 27 January 2014.
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For your chance to win tickets to the invite-only opening party and a night's accommodation at the Diamant Hotel, find your favourite Lichtenstein artwork and appropriate, transform or remix it into your own unique Pop image. Click here for details.
A range of public programs accompanying the exhibition, including the launch after-party, can be viewed on our events calendar.
(image at left) Roy Lichtenstein 'Roommates' 1994 National Gallery of Australia, Canberra Purchased with the assistance of the Orde Poynton Fund 2002 © Estate of Roy Lichtenstein. Licensed by Viscopy
(banner image) Roy Lichtenstein 'Reflections on The Scream' 1990 National Gallery of Australia, Canberra Purchased with the assistance of the Orde Poynton Fund 2002 © Estate of Roy Lichtenstein. Licensed by Viscopy
Our next upcoming Members event is a bus trip to the Art Gallery of NSW to view the Sydney Moderns exhibition on Tuesday 9 July. There are over 180 works by Australia's most iconic artists, exploring the making of a modern city. A number of works from the National Gallery of Australia's collection are included in this exhibition. We will have a bus departing at 7am from the Gallery. Get on board and enjoy a great day out.
Anne Dangar 'Un composition, pochoir' 1936 National Gallery of Australia, Canberra Purchased 2002
Our Members braced a cold Canberra winter morning with our recent Tea and English Muffins event but were rewarded with an exclusive viewing of Turner from the Tate. After a guided tour of the exhibition they were treated to tea and hot English muffins. We will be having another Tea and English Muffins early morning viewing on Thursday 1 August at 8.30am. This is a great way to view the exhibition before it is opened to the public.
The Turner dinner is coming up and numbers are filling up fast. This is a wonderful evening with an introduction from the Curator, exclusive viewing of the exhibition followed by a three course meal including wine. It is bound to be a special evening with a touch of elegance. Your chance to dress to impress!
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NAIDOC Week 2013 celebrates the 50th anniversary of the presentation of the Yirrkala Bark Petitions to the Federal Parliament, an iconic moment in the recognition of the land rights of Aboriginal peoples.
This NAIDOC Week, join us at the Gallery for a free Friday night film screening of MABO, directed by Rachel Perkins and starring Deborah Mailman. MABO is the story of Eddie Koiki Mabo's fight for land rights for his people, and the deep love of family that fuelled his struggle.
On Saturday 13 July, Franchesca Cubillo, Senior Advisor, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art, will discuss North-east Arnhem Land bark paintings, focusing on the Bark Petition, the Church Panels and the Blue Mud Bay Sea Rights case.
Our Thursday lunchtime talk for NAIDOC Week will feature artists Luna Ryan and Jock Puautjimi speaking about the pukamani poles they've created collaboratively; what these works represent in Tiwi Islander culture and how they came to being in glass.
Djambawa Marawili AM 'Baraltja, Baykuldji, Munurru' 2005 National Gallery of Australia, Canberra Purchased 2006 © the artist
courtesy Buku-Larrnggay Mulka
Wesfarmers Arts and the National Gallery of Australia, warmly invite Indigenous Australians to apply for the upcoming Indigenous Leadership program. Applications for the program close on 31 July 2013, so please click here for additional information on how you can be part of building Indigenous Leadership in the arts.
"The first time I came to Canberra in 2011 for the Leadership Program changed the way I perceived the national Indigenous art community, and also gave me a firm understanding of how a major national art institution operates." –Bradley Harkin
"The most memorable part of the Leadership Program is the connections you make with everybody from different areas. I keep in contact with all of the participants from my year and people we met during our time there." –Robert Appo
Christian Thompson 'HEAT' 2010 Courtesy of the artist and Gallery Gabrielle Pizzi
"Being around some of the best art in the world and one of the best Australian Indigenous Art Collections was inspiring both in my Curatorial and Art practice aspirations. Being a part of the Wesfarmers Arts Leadership Program changed me not only in a professional way, opening up networks and creating opportunity to learn but in a personal way as well creating friendships and inspiring in my creative path." –Kimberly Moulton
As a South African born in 1955, William Kentridge lived through apartheid, and his work often explores the tensions and conflicts that shape the communities and lives of people in post‑colonial cultures. He employs stereoscopic devices to create optical illusions and projections, using drawing, film, animation, sculpture and performance to explore ways in which we construct the world by looking. These devices and methodologies come together in his work in tapestry, a medium in which imagery is traditionally transferred from one form and scale to another and physically interpreted and produced by others.
He made Streets of the city and other tapestries in response to an invitation to create an exhibition of works with a particular reference to Naples, itself a cultural melting pot beset with conflict and crime. The series of tapestries temporarily replaced the historic tapestries of Naples' Museo di Capodimonte. In them, an equestrian epic unfolds in which a riderless, disjointed and marionette-like horse, inspired by Don Quixote's Rocinante, flees across an ancient map of the city.
Kentridge draws connections between the arts of cartography and weaving, both processes built point-by-point along defined axes. He joins choreography and topography in a type of literal street theatre, where allusions to the theatre curtain, propaganda and the disjointed shadows of the homeless and dispossessed as 'performers' are reconnected through the courtly, stable and civilising process of weaving.
William Kentridge, The Marguerite Stephens Tapestry Studio (weaver) 'Streets of the city' 2009 National Gallery of Australia, Canberra Purchased 2012
His seemingly chaotic collage of the horse, derived from torn fragments of Soviet propaganda and overlaid on map sections, is brought to order through the tapestry process. Weaver Marguerite Stephens, who has worked with Kentridge since 2001, scaled up the work from Kentridge's drawing. With her team of weavers, Stephens used a high-warp loom to weave the image in the Gobelin technique, using mohair wool sourced, spun, prepared and dyed in a cottage workshop in Swaziland.
-Robert Bell AM, Senior Curator, Decorative Arts and Design
In Artonview, issue 74, winter 2013
This work will be displayed for the first time in the exhibition William Kentridge: Drawn from Africa which opens on 27 September.
Victoria Perin, Gordon Darling Graduate Intern explores Jörg Schmeisser's Changes VI (between VI and VII) 2003.
In 1978 Jörg Schmeisser became the founding Head of the Printmaking Workshop at the Canberra School of Art (now Australian National University School of Art). Born in Pomerania and raised in Hamburg, Schmeisser taught in Germany and Japan before arriving in Canberra. Being able to guide his students in both Eastern and Western printmaking techniques meant that Schmeisser's appointment was a great coup for the fledgling institution.
His own art, born from the technical rigour of archaeological draughtsmanship, focussed on the overlapping layers of natural and personal worlds. Often in Schmeisser's art, plant-like lines seem to grow over the naked female form, shells are observed with a loving precision, while hand-written diary entries are engraved next to sea-scapes and almost-scientific records of crabs and their claws.
Jörg Schmeisser 'Changes II' 2002 National Gallery of Australia, Canberra Gift of Jörg and Keiko Schmeisser 2004
© Jörg Schmeisser
Jörg Schmeisser 'Changes VI' 2003 National Gallery of Australia, Canberra Gift of Jörg and Keiko Schmeisser 2004
© Jörg Schmeisser
With his natural inclination for travel, being invited to Antarctica in 1997 was an exciting opportunity for Schmeisser. This month-long voyage, as part of the Australian Government's Antarctic Humanities Program, provided Schmeisser with a formidable subject matter that would prove durable for the artist.
The icy series Changes was produced four years after the Antarctic visit. Here Schmeisser presents images of icebergs floating and dissolving in the frigid waters. Dark blues, greys and white have been use to capture the otherworldly existence of this ice-land.
Schmeisser said that he wished to show "the otherness of this place, compared with my previous themes: landscapes, monuments, figures and shells."
The series shows progression, with seven states (along with three 'in between' states) being printed from one and the same plate. Changes VI (between VI and VII) 2003 is from the end of the series, when the ghostly ice has splintered up and the image is dominated by a dark and stormy-blue sky. The dramatic disintegration of the ice is potentially revealing the delicate ecological message behind the works.
Carol Jerrems photographic artist | Monash Gallery of Art, Wheelers Hill VIC, 6 July – 29 September 2013
The Elaine and Jim Wolfensohn Gift: 1888 Melbourne Cup | National Sports Museum, Richmond VIC, 15 January – 16 September 2013
Carol Jerrems '(Peggy Solinsky and bird)' 1968 National Gallery of Australia, Canberra Gift of Mrs Joy Jerrems 1981 © Ken Jerrems and the Estate of Lance Jerrems
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Capital and country: the Federation years 1900 – 1914 | Museum & Art Gallery of the Northern Territory, Darwin NT, 4 May – 29 September 2013
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unDisclosed: 2nd National Indigenous Art Triennial | Anne & Gordon Samstag Museum of Art, Adelaide SA , 3 May –7 July 2013
The Elaine and Jim Wolfensohn Gift: Red Case - Myths and Rituals & Yellow Case - Form, Space and Design | Murray Bridge Regional Art Gallery, Murray Bridge SA, 28 June – 16 July 2013
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Stars of the Tokyo stage: Natori Shunsen's kabuki actor prints| Tamworth Regional Gallery, Tamworth NSW, 15 June – 20 July 2013
The Elaine and Jim Wolfensohn Gift: Blue Case – Technology | Shellharbour Council Exhibition Space, Shellharbour NSW, 18 June – 18 July 2013
Thanks to Hopscotch Films, we have 10 double passes to giveaway to see the new romantic comedy Before Midnight, in cinemas 18 July.
Before Midnight tells the alluring love story between Jesse (Ethan Hawke) and Celine (Julie Delpy), who are on a blissful summer idyll in Greece, wrestling with life and love and new responsibilities. After the much-loved Before Sunrise and Before Sunset, director Richard Linklater continues this enchanting tale with a hilarious and wondrously wise story about relationships.
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Escape the winter chill with Fairfax arts writer Andrew Frost for a robust conversation by the fire on Britain's greatest artist, J.M.W. Turner, while enjoying fine British ales and canapés. Featuring National Gallery of Australia curator Lucina Ward.
J.M.W. Turner 'Peace – Burial at sea' exhibited 1842 Photo: © Tate, 2013
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So I had never heard of this until today, I was on Yahoo Answers and this noob was pointing out 'plot holes' in One Piece (although they were really based on his assumptions and guesses, but that's another matter).
He pointed out 1 plot hole I had never... ever heard of, and that is Garp lifting a 1.5 BILLION TON cannon ball and how the ship could hold it up.
I don't care about the ship part, but where in the hell did they get the 1.5Billion Ton number? I looked it up and I found a few posts on Google repeating it, I then reread basically every part with Garp in action and the Manga NEVER mentions how much he can lift (or the weight of his cannon balls).
Since this community is pretty well informed, and since I had never heard of such a thing, is that weight Canon? if so WHERE does it say?
Or is this 'plot hole' just BS
^ I'm guessing it was either some sort of equation some guy did, a SBS, or a translation of a one piece chapter different from the ones I read. No idea though, can't find the source of this info, which points to it being fake.
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I was wondering about the power levels in OP after chapter 698. I am sure this question has been answered before and there is probably no one right answer but here goes; i think that the yonkou are the strongest characters in OP just cause there was nobody strong enough to take on WB 1v1. After the yonkou, i think that the admirals would be next and then followed by the Shichibukai and then finally the 11 supernovas. Obviously there are "special" characters that fit inside this chain such as Rayleigh and Dragon. What do you guys think?
Well the thing is, those special characters you mentioned are not the only ones that break your chart, you have the crew members of the emperors who could possibly be at a war lord level. Some of the novas are weaker than others and some regular pirates are stronger than some super novas. there are just a lot more moving parts that what you stated.
for example you have former admirals, either with or not with from the marines. Also you have the VA's their power levels are all over the place. Some are not at the level of a war lord, some are above that, some are even at admiral level, (garp). lucci is also out their on the loose. Also the power difference in the war lords is rather great, i mean it ranges from buggy to mihawk. You also have the former war lords rolling around out their, like Jinbe, croc and moria, as well as pirates powerful enough to be war lords that would not except (ace, there are probably more). Not to mention that at one point Moria once fought on par 1 on 1 with an emperor. You have croc holding his own aginst the likes of Mihawk and an admiral, even for a short time, thats impressive. then you have the solo characters, such as enel dragon, and silvers, who are really powerful and would fit in some where in that dynamic. Plus CP0 is bound to ahve some nasty guys as well, not to mention other gov. programs that could have some really powerful guys as well. Also you have to remember dragons R.A. I am sure they have some really powerful characters, I mean we already know that they had one guy at a war lord level.
So in other words, its not as simple as just lining up the 3 big powers. so the chain is less like a chain and is more like a big massive fluid web, with characters constantly moving around.
Who ranks as the highest, the Gorosei or the Tenryūbito? I have many thoughts on this issue but I'd like to hear what you think.
Personally, I believe the Gorosei are in charge of protecting the Tenryūbito's interest with or without their approval. They also seem capable of organizing a coup d'etat to wipe out the Tenryūbito at anytime they wish as Cipher Pols and the World Government ranging from Kong to runts answer to them and yet still they haven't.
As such, it seems that the bloodline of the Tenryūbito is something worth treasuring.
Well i think there is more than we know their, I am sure they are either not all week or they are holding something big, like some kind of knowledge or something that keeps them up top and protected. IDK they could end up like the central 46 at some point or like the lords in naruto and it could just never be addressed as to why such strong characters answer to weaklings.
But knowing oda, there might be a story their, that we might very well get when we visit the R.A.
I was wondering why haven't we seen luffy fight in his shrunken form. He should be stronger right. Think about stretching a rubber band, now make two and stretch. It become hard and stronger

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Last year a friend of mine had knee surgery and decided rather than to recuperate at her home where there were numerous stairs to get in and out, upon our invitation, would stay at our house while recovering.
Now this woman is a professional with a very good job in a large government agency. She has two choices for health care, one being Select Care (a branch of Intermountain Health Care) and the other being Blue Cross/Blue Shield. She had selected the Select Care for a number of reasons, partially based on the fact it was somewhat less expensive and provides for a number of coverages that the other does not.
She spent a number of days in an IHC hospital after the surgery and then went to a rehab hospital in Sandy approved by the plan. So far, so good. The care was good, and despite the pain of having a joint replaced, she was in good spirits when she left.
She then came to our place and that is when she learned that Select Care was just that, very select. Other than an option for physical therapy in Carbon County, they did not allow her much leeway for other health concerns she had while here. Basically they told her that all her options were along the Wasatch Front.
With some finagling, and help from local health care people, she was able to obtain some other services eventually, but a sick, recovering patient shouldn't have to do that.
It's a national problem. Large health care organizations, which own hospitals now are using their wholly owned insurance companies to funnel patients into their facilities and theirs only, unless it is an absolute emergency.
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While doctors make a lot of money, most of us wouldn't want their profession in terms of responsibility, liability or the hours. For the most part they are knights in shining armor in this debate, despite the fact that like every group they have people working in their profession that are far from perfect.
Nurses have probably the toughest job in the world. They have to smile while people in pain and under the influence of drugs take out their frustrations on them and then they must clean up the messes that result from a patients stay. In my experience with hospital stays they are certainly angels on this earth.
Most other hospital personnel from social workers to physical therapists to housekeeping all add to a good stay, and a productive one. Most do their job for patients as if they were taking care of their own families.
But unfortunately, nowadays, health insurance companies are like the collector in a black outfit banging on the door in an old time melodrama. They take and take, increase rates and decrease covered services, and when it is time for the payer of premiums to collect a bit from the payee, they cut corners everywhere they can and make it miserable.
It all adds up to a good case for some kind of national health insurance that covers everyone universally, with doctors and health professionals making definitive decisions on patients care.
That's better than some 19 year old claims clerk who is barely out of high school making those choices.


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After witnessing our county commission in action at their last meeting, I realize that now is the time to make a change in our form of county government. I propose that Emery County change to a five member commission to eliminate what has gone on in this county this past year.
This could be done in several different ways, two of them are as follows:
1. Divide the county into five equal districts by population and have each district elect its own commissioner.
2. Divide the county into four equal parts by population and elect one commissioner at large.
This would give everybody in the county a more fair representative. This also would eliminate the fiasco that went on in the county government this past year, as our county government was basically in limbo.
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|Posted by Peter Schroeder on May 07, 2004 at 15:49:25:
We have a house with a finished walkout basement. We discovered wet carpet in one of the basement bedrooms the other day. In trying to find the problem, we have determined the problem seems to stem from a frost-free sillcock on the back wall of the house (shared with that same bedroom). When the sillcock is turned on, it sounds like water is running inside the exterior wall and the floor in that bedroom gets wet. When the sillcock is turned off, no water is running (audibly and per the meter) and the water dries up.
My question is, how did this happen and what is the best way to fix it? I watched the video I made of the basement prior to and during the finish and, of course, that sillcock is buried behind a finished marble wall in a bathroom, so going at it from the inside is really not an option.
There don't seem to be any barriers on the outside wall (from that tape) like going through studs or anything, so my thought is to remove some siding, cut a hole in the sheathing, and repair it that way.
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Man, a week ago the Saints got busted in the mouth by the Seahawks…and that's putting it lightly. The best thing to do after getting beat down is to give a beat down. And that is just what the Black & Gold did on Sunday night football.
The Saints beat down, busted up and battered the hottest team in the NFL in a 31-13 win over Carolina. Last week's embarrassing loss, delayed plane ride home and adjusted work week had no effects this week's Saints gladiator like performance.
Carolina got off to a good start, jumping out to a 6-0 lead over the Saints. But the Saints defense's ability to make the Cats go for three's instead of seven's early on was huge. The Panthers drove the ball all the way down to the Saints 26 yard line…then the Saints defense stiffened. Carolina was set up first and 10 at the Saints 26 yard line early in the game. The Saints defense shut them down--a 1st and 10 turned into a 4th and 11. Carolina was forced to kick a field goal.
Then later in the first quarter the Saints D came up big again. Carolina had a 1st and 10 at the Saints 10 yard line. The Black & Gold defense allowed just four yards. Carolina was forced to kick another field goal. Even though the Panthers led 6-0 the Saints defense sent a message to Carolina that yards in the red zone would be hard to come by.
Carolina gained 79 yards on 22 plays and scored six points on their first two offensive possessions. However, after that the Saints completely shut the Panthers offense down. On their final eight offensive possessions the Panthers gained just 160 yards on 40 plays and scored just seven points.
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win of the season. The message sent to Carolina and the rest of the league is the same message that this franchise has sent over the last eight years…you will not come into our house and beat us. It ain't gonna happen!
What a difference a week makes, right? The Saints have now taken a big step forward in landing the NFC South crown and the #2 seed in the NFC playoffs. The Saints need to win two of their last three games to accomplish both feats. As I said in my Saints/Panthers preview--all the Saints can control is what they can control. New Orleans lost control of a possible #1 seed last week in their loss to Seattle. The Saints determined not to lose control a second straight week.
The Saints got after Carolina QB Cam Newton. Newton was pressured and harassed all night long. Cam was sacked five times Sunday night in the Superdome. After starting the game 3-for-3 on third down conversions, the Saints defense allowed the Panthers to go just 3-for-12 on their remaining third down tries.
So, now it's on to the Rams Sunday in St. Louis. Yes, we will see the Panthers again in two weeks, but right now the Saints feel better about where they are. Way better. And, so does the Who Dat Nation.
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This page is about the slang term honky.
Meaning: a derogatory term in black American slang for a white person
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- When we were visiting the Apollo Theater in Harlem in New York, a woman passing us on the street said, "What are you honkies doin' round here?"
- I have a lot of black American friends, and they all say they hate racist language, including anti-white words like "honky".
Variety: This is typically used in American English but may be used in other varieties of English too.
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The term used by us "white folk" refering to how the Taliban commnicates. It originates from Pakistan, where the Taliban don't live.
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A change order was approved for the Buckhorn Information Center. This change order involves the gathering area which has a fire pit and seating for lectures or other activities. This has been a joint project involving the Bureau of Land Management, the Emery County Travel Bureau and the county. Also involved in the change order was the raising of the restrooms, additional wiring and an opening in the fence, flag pole, benches. Jones and Demille purchased the material for the benches and the contractor installed them. The entire project was $255,000 which was $500 below budget. Emery County will own this Buckhorn Information Center as soon as paperwork is completed on any final bills. The information center will be manned by volunteers on major holiday weekends to pass out maps and travel information and to answer any questions visitors may have.
The commission approved the meeting schedules and holidays for 2013. They will meet on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at 9 a.m. Variations to this schedule will be the Aug. 27 meeting which will be held in Green River and the Dec. 17 meeting which will be held at 5 p.m. instead of 9 a.m. and will also include the budget hearings.
The board of the Municipal Building Authority will meet directly after the regularly scheduled commission meeting on the second Tuesday of each month.
The holiday schedule was approved for 2013 for the county employees and includes Jan. 1 for New Year's Day, Jan. 21 for Human Rights day, Feb. 18 for President's Day, May 27 for Memorial Day, July 4 for Independence Day, July 24 for Pioneer Day, Sept. 2, for Labor Day, Oct. 14, for Columbus Day, Nov. 11, for Veteran's Day, Nov. 28-29 for Thanksgiving, Dec. 24-half day and Dec. 25 for Christmas, Dec. 31, half-day for New Year's Eve.
Joyce Guymon was re-appointed to the Emery County Library Board. Bart Cox was re-appointed to the Emery County Housing board and Judy Ann Scott was re-appointed to the Career Service Council.
The commission approved a motion to advertise for all of the open spots on the boards. You can apply on line or pick up an application from the county clerk's office.
Mike McCandless, Emery County Economic Development director spoke to the commission concerning the creation of a trail from Huntington State Park to town. This trail would be a walking/biking non-motorized trail. The county approved a fiscal assistance agreement between the Utah State Parks and Emery County for the development of the first phase of the project. McCandless explained this agreement will allow the county to apply for grants and request bids so the construction can begin. Entering into this agreement is the first step. The project could take up to two years. Easements must be applied for and the project includes dirt work and fencing, but nothing structural.
The commissioners agreed it will be a good project for Emery County and for Huntington City. McCandless said there is also talk of extending the Scenic Byway from SR-31 to Huntington State Park.
The commission agreed to send a letter to Pres. Barack Obama to voice the county's opposition to the proposal for the Greater Canyonlands wilderness area. This is a citizens proposal that would increase the acreage at Canyonlands and would include 196,000 acres within Emery County. Commissioner James Nelson said the letter would be sent to Pres. Obama and the Department of the Interior to voice opposition to the proposal. Emery County believes in a balanced approach to public lands and they have been working for years in a grassroots effort to develop a county plan. The Utah Association of Counties also sent a letter signed by each of the counties to the president that voiced UACs opposition to the Greater Canyonlands proposal.
The commission approved the wildland fire budget for the $36,500 requested.
The county accepted the changes in the personnel policy presented by personnel director, Mary Huntington.
Commissioner Nelson reported a swimming pool committee is being established to deal with issues related to the pool including pool temperature.
Wade Nielsen, county roads department head asked who would maintain the new trail between the park and Huntington. The clubs and users will help maintain the trail.
The commissioners gave their reports. Commissioner Laurie Pitchforth thanked everyone for their help with the senior citizen Christmas party. Leslie Bolinder and Laurel Weaver were a big help and the drama department at the high school entertained the seniors. Food Ranch prepared the food for the event and many volunteers from the county helped serve the food.
Commissioner Nelson thanked Leslie Bolinder for her help in getting all of the county boards organized. There are several vacancies available at this time on boards. He wished everyone a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
Commissioner Pitchforth was attending her last meeting as commissioner and she thanked everyone for the support they've given her. "It's been an honor and a privilege to be a commissioner," said Commissioner Pitchforth.
Commissioner Jeff Horrocks thanked Commissioner Pitchforth for her work for the county. He said he attended the RAC meeting and they talked about hunting privileges for veterans and handicapped hunters. He went to the CIB board with Huntington City where they were granted almost $1 million to help with the problems from the fire and flooding. This would be a 2.5 percent loan, because money is tight right now at the CIB and Huntington City will evaluate their financial situation to see if the city can afford the loan.
The commissioners went out of commission meeting into a public hearing on the budgets to receive any comments about the amended 2012 budget and the 2013 budget. Brenda Tuttle, clerk/auditor explained the amended budget also includes the actual amount of mineral lease money that came in. She doesn't budget for it and waits for the actual amount to come in because it varies from year to year. Another area which sees changes is the capital expenditures after the exact amounts spent are included. The municipal building authority paid off a bond associated with the jail which will save the county $1 million in interest.
The budgets for the Castle Valley Special Service District were also discussed by Jacob Sharp, district manager.
Tuttle said the county budget must be balanced and they can only spend what they take in.
Commissioner Horrocks thanked Tuttle for her hard work on the budget to keep the county inline financially. Tuttle explained the judgment levy the county is issuing. PacifiCorp is being reimbursed $319,310 for tax appeals for 2006-07. Between all the entities it was $1 million that needs to be reimbursed to the utility. To recapture some of these funds the county is imposing a judgment levy and the county tax payers will be responsible for 20 percent of the payback. This money to pay PacifiCorp back is not in the budget, because the money was collected six years ago. The judgment levy will help recoup some of the costs.
Commissioner Horrocks said 80 percent of the cost will be recouped back from the utility. Tuttle said this increase for Emery County tax payers is for one year only. Tuttle reported the school district will have to pay back $500,000 and will probably issue a judgment levy in 2013.
All of the budgets and the amended budgets were approved along with the approval to pay Pacifi-Corp back.
Commissioner Horrocks presented a plaque of appreciation to outgoing Commissioner Pitchforth and thanked her for her four years of service to the county and its citizens.


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1911–1972, American gospel singer, born in New Orleans.
She sang in church choirs during her childhood. Moving (1927) to Chicago, she worked at various menial jobs and sang in churches and at revival meetings, attracting attention for her vigorous, joyful gospel style. As her reputation grew she made numerous recordings, and she gained national recognition with her Carnegie Hall debut in 1950. Jackson toured abroad and appeared on radio and at jazz festivals, refusing to sing the blues in favor of more hopeful devotional songs. At Newport, R.I., in 1958 she sang in Duke Ellington's Black, Brown and Beige. Deeply committed to the civil-rights movement, she was closely associated with the work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
See her autobiography (1966); studies by P. Oliver (1968) and J. Jackson (1974).
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|Place has always been central to studies of language variation and change. Since the eighteenth century, dialectologists have been mapping language features according to boundaries - both physical (rivers, hills) and institutional (districts and regions). In the twentieth-century, variationist sociolinguists developed techniques to correlate language use with speakers' orientations to place (using social network and community of practice approaches to data collection). More recently, perceptual dialectologists are examining the cognitive and ideological processes involved in language-place correlations and working on ways to understand how speakers mentally process space.
This one-day event will celebrate the work of Professor Joan Beal and will bring together academics working across the field of language variation and change to explore twenty-first century approaches to place. It will offer a forum in which to share approaches, findings and theoretical insights.
The day will be structured around four keynote papers. These talks will reflect on the function of place in historical linguistics, dialectology, and variationist sociolinguistics. We are delighted to announce that are speakers will be:
Professor Karen Corrigan, Newcastle University
Professor Barbara Johnstone, Carnegie Mellon University
Dr. Carmen Llamas, University of York
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Statement by Ambassador Henk Cor van der Kwast on Thematic Debate on Conventional Weapons
Statement by H.E. Mr. Henk Cor van der Kwast
Permanent Representative of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to
the Conference on Disarmament and Disarmament Ambassador at Large
on the occasion of the sixty-eight session of the General Assembly, First Committee,
Thematic Debate on Conventional Weapons
New York, 29 October 2013
Mr. Chairman,
In addition to the statement of the European Union we would like to make the following remarks.
We have come a long way, since the life and work of the 17th century Dutch writer and lawyer Hugo Grotius, Hugo de Groot in Dutch. In 1625 he wrote De iure belli ac pacis (On the laws of war and peace), a first attempt in modern times to lay down rules for warfare. He can be seen as the grandfather of international humanitarian law.
While war might be a constant reality in the history of mankind, increasing international regulation of the use of and trade in conventional arms shows that progress can be made and IS actually made. At present we have many legal sources regulating the conduct of States when they resort to the use of force. International law is strengthened every year, through little steps or even by rather big leaps.
Arms Trade Treaty
The most recent legal leap is obviously the adoption of the Arms Trade Treaty by the UNGA in April of this year. This treaty will make our world a safer place, reduce the irresponsible transfers of arms where a clear risk exists that these arms could be used to commit violations of international humanitarian law or human rights law, and reduce the risk of diversion of arms to the illicit market. We welcome the inclusion of a specific provision on gender-based violence in the ATT and stress the need for implementation of this criterion. Of course, these rules only work well when the international community as a whole abides by them. The Netherlands signed the ATT on June 3rd and is presently preparing the ratification. A strong call upon those countries that have not yet done so to sign the ATT at the shortest possible notice, is the message I share with you on behalf of the Dutch government.
The strength of our common rules as laid down in this treaty depends on their implementation and their universalization. To those countries struggling with the implementation of the norms of the ATT, I would suggest contacting the UNSCAR (UN Trust Facility Supporting Cooperation on Arms Regulation) for assistance. The Netherlands has committed 500.000 EUR to this Fund, and is willing to assist other countries whilst relying on our expertise on arms export control. The EU is also finalizing an assistance program to support ATT implementation
Transparency in Armaments and National Legislation resolutions
Transparency is key to oversight on the implementation of treaties. During the ATT conference the Netherlands has negotiated for a strong paragraph on reporting. We are satisfied with the result and look forward to a first annual report upon the treaty's entry into force.
We will continue to strongly support the UN Register for Conventional Arms and the Database on National Legislation on Arms Transfers, by introducing two resolutions on these matters. Awaiting the entry into force of and universal participation in the ATT, these two instruments retain their enormous value to the international community. In the draft resolutions on Transparency in Armaments and on National Legislation on Arms Transfers we call upon all States to provide UNODA with the required information. The recent decline in information sharing is of great concern to us. These instruments can contribute to peace and security, only if the wider UN membership contributes to it.
Anti-Personnel Landmine Treaty and Cluster Munition Convention
The Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention and the Cluster Munition Convention remain as important today as they were at their time of adoption. Both treaties are important achievements in the field of international law. On landmines great progress has been made in clearing mined areas – with 25 States Parties having completed their demining programmes, in stockpile destruction – with over 44.5 million mines destroyed. Most important the number of new victims has decreased dramatically. The killing or maiming of civilians through indiscriminate munitions can under no circumstances be defended. The use of cluster munitions by states not-party to the Convention on Cluster Munitions, such as Syria, deserves the strongest condemnation. The conventions have placed anti-personnel landmines and cluster munitions under a widely accepted and respected ban. However, not all States in this room have as yet become a party to these conventions. When we listen to the stories of victims of landmines or unexploded cluster bombs, when we see their pictures, nobody can remain untouched. We therefore call upon all states not party to both treaties to join these treaties.
We should continue our commitment to achieve a conclusive end to the suffering caused by anti-personnel mines. The Netherlands puts its money where its mouth is and has made 45 million Euro available for humanitarian demining and clearance of cluster munitions for four years between 2012 and 2016. With a continued commitment of resources and with enhanced national ownership, the landmine issue could be crossed off the global to-do list within a decade following next year's Third Review Conference – the Maputo Summit on a Mine-Free World.
Lethal Autonomous Robot Systems
The possible development of Lethal Autonomous Robot Systems raises many legal, ethical and policy questions. In the Netherlands we have started a discussion on this issue with involvement of the ministries of Foreign Affairs and Defence, relevant partners of civil society and academia in order to get a better understanding of the developments in this field and the related problems. In answering the question about the legality of weapon systems we are guided by international law and in particular by International Humanitarian Law. While developing new weapon systems, states should remain within the boundaries of international law. We will participate actively in discussions on LARS and in that regard support the proposal of the CCW chair for an informal discussion on LARS in the framework of CCW.
Small Arms and Light Weapons
Small Arms and Light Weapons are in fact often weapons of mass destruction. They kill and injure more people every day than any other weapon system. One of the areas of concern is the proliferation of large quantities of Small Arms and Light Weapons in Africa after the events in Northern Africa during the Arab Spring. Some of the weapons used by the armed groups in Northern Mali where traced back to weapon depots in Libya. We therefore stress the need to continue to address this issue. We look back with satisfaction to the outcome of the 2012 Review Conference and the renewed commitment to the implementation of the UN Programme of Action. We look forward to the upcoming Biannual Meeting of States Parties where we hope to build on these results. We also stress the need of further research into the issues of the proliferation small arms in Africa. To that end The Netherlands finances a research project with the Small Arms Survey.
Mr. Chairman,
The Netherlands looks forward to working with all delegations during these coming weeks. Let us continue to build together on the basis laid down four centuries ago by Hugo Grotius, and work towards a strengthened legal order that can contribute to worldwide peace, security and stability.


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With the help of a student model wearing the jacket, pants, shirt, vest, shoes and hat of a soldier, a guide presents and explains the various parts of a Compagnie franche de la Marine soldier's uniform.
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With a questionnaire in hand, students explore the museum and discover various aspects of the history of New France's history. Its modes of transportation, communication channels and fur trade, as well as life in the garrison and land occupation under the seigniorial system are the major themes explored in these expositions.
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A student from Shoreline School District Home Education Exchange program, holds up her sign before going off to compete in the Shoreline Math Olympiad, March 9, 2013. More photos
About 750 "mathathletes" along with coaches, teachers, family and friends descended on Shoreline College, March 9, 2013 for the 15th annual Shoreline Math Olympiad, cosponsored by the college, Shoreline School District, Shoreline Public Schools Foundation and James Alan Salon.
The crowd gathered at about 8:30 a.m. in the PUB Cafeteria, then marched off to the gym for last-minute instructions before dispersing to classrooms across the campus for hours of math tests. They all reconvened about noon for lunch and a magic show while scores are tallied. Awards were given for first-seventh places in most grade categories, along with team awards and trophies for the schools with the best turnout.
Award presenters included Shoreline Community College President Lee Lambert, math faculty members Steven Bogart and Fred Kuczmarski, Shoreline School District Superintendent Sue Walker, Shoreline School Board Member David Wilson and others.
The competition is for students in grades 4-8, including students competing from all of the Shoreline and Lake Forest Park public and private schools. Notable additions this year are students from Parkwood Elementary, participating for the first time in the 15-year history of the event. In a special presentation, event organizers presented the school's math club advisor with team T-shirts before going off to the first round of competition.
Some students may also participate in the Washington State Math Championships and the Math Is Cool regional and state competitions.
For more information and complete results, visit the Shoreline Math Olympiad website at:
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Day...was good.
Night....could do with more sleep..
Merry Christmas to all...
Day started off just fine
Night? It felt like I closed my eyes last night and 5 minutes later I was up
Merry Snowy Christmas
Love & Peace to the World
Needed alittle more sleep last night
I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas
I had a lazy day.... But now I feel like I should have accomplished something. I am going to try and make up for it this week!
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Night..slept great.
When it seems the magic slipped away...
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I love Outdoor Christmas Lights!!
I put in another hour or so on my photo project. It is finally gettingm to the manageable stage - may stop for now!
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Headshots August 31st
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Dan Hamhuis reals in a big one via @canucksfin.
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Passittobulis - who have repeatedly demonstrated their prowess as ace documentarians of Twitter controversy - take aim at the Nick Mangold - Ryan Kesler interview bomber title clash.
Yankee Canuck takes a look at what Canucks team records the top-line could surpass this season.
The Canucks announced that Al Murdoch and John Ashbridge will take on PA Announcing duties at Rogers Arena this season.
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The Kurtenblog has a take on Todd Fedoruk being grateful for the opportunity to crack the Canucks roster this season.
CopperandBlue on individual point percentage for defenseman - oddly enough - Andrew Alberts was the Canucks team leader last season. Would not have guessed that.
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Skip to comments.Ex-mayor gambled away $1 billion (San Diego)
Posted on 02/14/2013 1:31:57 PM PST by rightwingintelligentsia
SAN DIEGO Former San Diego Mayor Maureen OConnor took $2 million from a nonprofit foundation to feed a gambling addiction in which she lost more than $1 billion over an eight-year period, federal prosecutors said Thursday.
OConnor, 66, appeared in federal court and pleaded not guilty to a money laundering charge as part of a deferred prosecution. Under the arrangement with federal prosecutors, she has two years to repay the $2 million taken from the R.P. Foundation, a nonprofit set up by her late husband, Robert O. Peterson.
Peterson was the co-founder of the Jack-In-The-Box restaurant chain and later Southern California First National Bank Corp., which eventually became part of the Union Bank empire.
Prosecutors said OConnor, who is in poor physical health, had $1 billion in gambling winnings between 2000 and 2008, but she posted losses during the same period that were greater than that amount. They described her as destitute.
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wow... it takes some skill to lose a BILLION dollars
Hmmm, no party affiliation mentioned.
Let the mob deal with her first and if she's still alive, throw her in jail, confiscate all her assets and all of her family's assets........Unbelievable
I remember when mayor Mo was caught in the middle of a drought with two water meters on her house. Don't know what the fallout from that was. Probably nothing much.
Wow, they did mention it. *shocked*
Knew it wasn't one of ours or it would have said Republican Mayor....
Buried in the article;
O'Connor was the Democratic leader of California's second-largest city from 1986 to 1992. The two-term mayor was elected San Diego's first female leader after eight years on the City Council. She was married to Robert O. Peterson, founder of the Jack-In-The-Box restaurant chain.
was married...
Surely that number can't be right even for such a timeframe . . . won and lost a billion?!
Since her party affiliation is not listed, I presume she's a Dem?
1 billion over 8 years is 125 million per year. Now how did she do that after stealing only 2 million?
I doubt casinos take personal checks in that amount.
I doubt she was playing the penny slots.
She probably never had much more than $2 million at any one time. Sounds like she was gambling daily. Over 8 years she won and lost around a billion. Pretty much could be the same money over and over and over.
This is my family.
She was Bob's third wife and a huge mistake.
Shame on her.
You're so wrong.
No it doesn't. Democrats do it all the time............
Ask Jon Corzine DEMOCRAT....
Maybe she lost a billion of her own money and "only" stole two million
Of course, "It's okay when THEY do it". :p
lol. I hope I came across as sarcastic
Down in paragraph 9 (NINE): "OConnor, a DEMOCRAT who served two terms as mayor from 1986 to 1992, is accused of transferring $2 million from the foundation beginning in September 2008 and March 2009. She never repaid the money."
Of course, if she had been a Republican, it would be mentioned in the headline!
I am a long time resident of San Diego and I have always hated that phony. I remember when she was mayor she did everything she could to block the Indian tribes from building a casino in San Diego. She was holier than thou speaking against the evils of gambling. Her dirt bag brothers were involved with card rooms in San Diego.
She is a lesbian and did not have two coins to rub together until she married a rich old geezer with cancer.
Roger Hedgecock defeated her in the mayoral race back about 1984. The the San Diego Union Tribune was owned by Helen Copley (another lesbian who got rich by marrying her boss, the newspaper owner). The newspaper got the political hack district attorney to indict Hedgecock on phony campaign law viotations. He was convicted on one count and forced to resign. She steps in and becomes mayor. Hedgecock's conviction was later overturned.
As mayor 0'Connor flew around the world visiting airports on "fact finding" tours and accomplished nothing. We still don't have a decent airport, but she put on a Soviet Art Festival and a Faberge Egg show. She was a huge fan of Ted Kennedy. She makes Barbara Boxer look like a paragon of virtue.
I cannot wait to hear Rodger Hedgecock's comments.
Ask Jon Corzine DEMOCRAT....
Haha . . . good one! I guess it really IS possible to gamble away a billion.
Response: A Democrat to boot!
Comment: By now it should be starting to dawn on a dumbhead here and there that Democratic politicians are vice addicts. Democrats possess every vice known to man whether single vices or combinations of multiple vices. (Usually the latter.)
Hell, Obama has done it millions of times. No big deal./sarc
Or steal....................
I took your post as sarcasm on a different thread today and left it un-replied for the good of the thread. :)
That's about $330,000/ day. Such dedication.
When I finally mentioned this phenomenon to my wife, she spluttered with rage "men still commit most of the crimes and most of the violent crimes!" I admitted as much, but the facts are women are far ahead of men in this particular area for the last thirty years. Now whenever one of these stories crops up in the news and the perp is a man she shouts "see, men steal money too!" with enormous satisfaction. But I chuckle to myself about one crime where women outpace men. I'd be interested to know how many of these female embezzlers, like O'Connor, are Democrats as well.
I used to live in SoCal...( Orange Co. Riverside Co. )
Hedgecock used to have a radio show....He still around?
Not a problem for Democrats. Both of them probably consider this a resume enhancement.
was it one of the times I said happy VD?
(which I totally stole from Martin Pearman on Facebook)
This article is piss-poor journalism
Are we to believe she stole $2 million, turned it into $1 BILLION, and then lost that entire amount? If not, where did that huge amount come from?
There is no explanation from their sensationalist headline.
I remember when that happened to Roger Hedgecock. I lived in San Diego county at the time. I had forgotten why I disliked her.
yes, steal is a better choice of word. We certainly aren't hearing much about that Corzine mess which was quickly swept under the carpet.
How much has 0bama gambled away on Solyendra and the other "pie in the sky leftist schemes"? And I thought he had no skills. /s
Well let's see. If she gets a minimum wage job and pays back $100 a week, it will take only 384 years to pay back the $2 million.
Grab a spatula, cow.
Wow, it takes a special kind of stupid to lose a billion while gambling.
A class clown wrote that on the chalkboard in high school many years ago. LOL
Robert Peterson did not have cancer (leukemia) when he married her, but he was 30 years older and she was his third wife, and one huge mistake. I'd call it his biggest mistake. We could never understand that marriage and never approved. You're facts are correct regarding Roger Hedgecock and I was for Roger Hedgecock.
One day, I visited Bob in the old Marston House on 7th Avenue and had a stack of Hedgecock for Mayor signs in my VW Convertable to take home to Pacific Beach to place around my neighborhood. Maureen was there and she was pleased at all when she spotted those signs...lol.
The O'Conner's were always trash. Her oldest brother, Denny was shot and killed at the old Campus Drive-In theater way back in the late 50's or 60's. The family lived on Dove Street in lower Mission Hills.
I don't think she was playing the quarter slots at that rate.
Roger has been on for probably more than 25 years. He is now nationally syndicated you can look him up from his flagship station here in San Diego 760 kfmb
Serves me right for not reading the article before commenting, I suppose.
It takes even more skill to be dumb enough not to see that much passing through the books.
There's no way to balance the state budget when you can't account for that much money.
Roger Hedgecock is still around. He has a daily radio talk show on KFMB AM San Diego. His show starts at 3:00 pm west coast time, about 20 minutes from now. Should be an interesting show today.
No! I like Jack & The Box shakes better than all the competitors available to me here in the Soviet of Washington.
However, I have a rule...no supportie dim dummies with my life's energy! She isn't still involved with J&TB?
It's getting hard making high information choices, too damn many companies giving it up for the enemy.
A few months back there was a story about a small town treasurer who siphoned off tens of millions, a large part of the town budget over many years. She got away with it because no one else was paying attention I guess.
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Which movie/TV actress who has a film opening soon was seen moving far away from her new "boyfriend" after they posed for some staged paparazzi photos?
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Dammit Derek
2 fast Making me 2 furious
@derek &sugar…shots all around:)ReplyCancel
Just trying a different guess…how about Olivia Munn?ReplyCancel
She will never reach higher than Joel kinnamanReplyCancel
She was dumb for cheating on Det. Holder I haven't liked her ever sinceReplyCancel
I like your guess 2.
Must be his Super Creepy Crazy Eyes
Holder 4 Eva
Holder can do better!ReplyCancel
Munn should have written into the contract that she must LIKE whoever she beards for, otherwise Crap like this happens. Do you think she lists these jobs on her resume?
"I convinced middle America that _____ was straight for 18 months…" That's certainly longer then Lohan's run is going to be in STP.
Funny how Lainey adores this couple but was So quick to jump all over Superman and kaley bs of fauxmance. I guess if you're Chinese you get a pass to be a grifter trixter rent a girl but white girls get thrown under the busReplyCancel
Or at least stop looking like her Man has a contagious disease.ReplyCancel
@Riven- lol you broke the chain!ReplyCancel
@ethorne I think you mean Detective Smolder 😉ReplyCancel
@sugarbread i think the general opinion on lainey is that now she is starting to be a little too pr-friendly as in people magazine. the insinuation being that she might get paid for certain articles. i stopped reading her a while ago, but when i go there every now and again, i get less of the gossip/smut vibe that she started out with.ReplyCancel
What have I missed the past 90 minutes? Oh nothing. 🙁ReplyCancel
@VIP- Daaaaamn! New season Aug 1st!!!ReplyCancel
Shia has bern released from jail. He got his shirt ripped up while in custody and looks really rough.ReplyCancel
VIP it's Friday. .Please tell me you have a holder d*ck pick or something really close? ?!!ReplyCancel
So he looks super hot? Sign me up for some Shia loving.ReplyCancel
Soooo basically just Jared without the comments section huh??ReplyCancel
He was in the theater in a ripped shirt, you mean the boys in the cells helped him with his fashion faux pas?ReplyCancel
Well, look at that! Oh hayyy, Joel Kinnaman!ReplyCancel
Ooo thank youReplyCancel
Yeah and maybe the cops had him shower too since he smelled bad in the precinctReplyCancel
VIP I luurrvveee. You. What is that from? ?ReplyCancel
Ikr?? I am keeping that photo stored away for safe keepingReplyCancel
I'll bet he didReplyCancel
I don't know guys. I kinda feel like this might be Olivia Munn to be different.ReplyCancel
Well..aren't you a little shtstarter??ReplyCancel
I got it! I got one!!! Olivia Munn. End of!ReplyCancel
Olivia Munn? IDK. I just thought of her for some reason.
Or how about Mila K? Just to be different.
Mr. X is playing us all. Katie Holmes has a new guy on the d/l and this is him and her. Olivia would nevah! Neither would Mila or Julianne Hough.ReplyCancel
Oh hi Lucas! Fancy seeing you here!ReplyCancel
Love me some Holder :).
Munn blew it.ReplyCancel
Or maybe she wasn't blowing it enough! !ReplyCancel
I read that.. maybe he's a grower not a shower..but you still would and you know it..could just be camera angle. .I will take one for the team and try him out and get back to you guys okay? ?ReplyCancel


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By PATSY STODDARDStaff, Emery County Progress
The Family Cancer Resource Center held its grand opening on Feb. 20 at 5:30 p.m. The center is located at 55 West Main Street in Castle Dale in the Boyd's Pharmacy building. Jackie Ungerman, chamber of commerce president and Mike Nelson, chairman were on hand to kick off the opening with a ribbon cutting ceremony.
The center is funded by a grant from the American Cancer Society Rocky Mountain Division. Cathy Sitterud welcomed everyone to the grand opening by saying, "This will be a benefit to the community and we are excited about it. Dory Kelsch has been a great help and encouragement to us, she is the regional cancer representative. She has provided us with a lot of support. The cancer society is dedicated to eliminating cancer. We will do this through advocacy and service. Our goal is to save lives with prevention and education.
"We encourage yearly checkups for early detection. We promote awareness. Each volunteer board member takes care of a program. Our telephone number is 381-2838 and our email is email@example.com. We offer support to the community for those who've been effected by cancer. We're here and available.
"We applied for and received a grant which has been used for books, pamphlets, informational videos and much more. We've also had a number of donations to help us get started. The office space is donated. A computer was donated by the Emery County commissioners. Internet access is being donated by Emery Telcom. Savage Industries donated a TV and VCR. We are currently looking for someone to help with the expenses of the phone line. We also will have a printer available so you can print out the information and take it home for further study. We will also have a copy machine.
"We can access the Huntsman Cancer Institute and the National Cancer Institute so people can come and research. We are open by appointment to help you find and look at what you need.
"Our program includes the Look Good and Feel Better program which I am in charge of. I will do a consultation with someone going through cancer treatment and help prepare them for hair loss. We have wigs and we have a lot of makeup that has been donated. I show them how to create eyebrows and give them personal support. They can also take the makeup home with them, said Sitterud.
Kathy Anderson said, "I am the chairman for early detection and education. We attend health fairs and set up booths to educate people. We really push the month of October which is breast cancer awareness month. We encourage all women to get their mammograms."
Sitterud said, "Jamie Jensen is in charge of our Reach to Recovery program. She is a new volunteer with us and just getting this program going." The program involves volunteers who visit with people before their surgeries. These volunteers have often faced the same difficulties the current patient is facing. They offer support and encouragement. They can help address the fears and feelings the patient is dealing with because they've been there.
Dana Olsen is the health education chairman. Olsen said, "I am the nurse for all the schools and I do presentations on tobacco and on eating healthy."
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Tel-a-Friend is a program where friends telephone friends and remind them to get their mammograms and also to do self-examinations and get your checkups.
Emery Jones is in charge of tobacco control. He works with the peer helpers presenting programs to the schools.
Margaret Keller said, "I am the volunteer involvement chairman. We need help. All of our chairmen need committees. We need all of the volunteers we can get."
Sitterud said, "We hold monthly meetings where we meet and talk and listen for names of those with cancer who might need our help We're here and available. We hold three fundraisers each year. Our Relay for Life is scheduled for July 12 and 13. We are looking for help with the relay. The relay raises money for research. We are asking for an organization who would like to take it over. We want to keep it going.
"Our daffodil days fundraiser is going on right now. We are taking orders for bunches. They will be delivered March 11-15. They are treated and they won't open up until you cut some off the bottom of the stem. They stay fresh for about 7-10 days. Daffodils are the cancer flower, they symbolize hope, freshness and encouragement. They are the first flowers of spring after a long winter.
Judi Bishop shared a story about daffodils. She said, "My sister was really sick and I had been staying with her and helping her out. One day she asked me to go and buy 12 dozen daffodil bulbs to plant outside her window. She said that when they bloomed next spring they would remind her of me because they are the cancer flower. So I went to Home Depot to get them and guess who helped me? It was Derek Parra who won a silver medal at the Olympics in speed skating."
Sitterud encouraged everyone to get involved in Relay for Life. She said, "We always honor our cancer survivors with a survivors lap. We care a lot about our survivors. We decorate our tents and it's a real family event. Businesses and other organizations get involved. We feed you. We have a great time and lots of laughs."
"We would also like to get our golf tournament going. We need a chairman for this. This center is our newest project and it has been a long time in coming. But it's here now," said Sitterud.
Dr. Scott Hardy also spoke at the open house. He is the unit medical president. He spoke on prevention and early detection of cancer. Dori Kelsch also spoke on where money donated to the cancer society goes and where it is used.
Everyone is encouraged to use the new resource center to find out more about a disease that has touched everyone in one way or another.


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