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Emery County School District 120 North Main, Huntington July 20-Aug. 7, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. daily.
The Castle Valley Pageant will not be held this year. The pageant will be held again in 2010. The Church Pageant Committee elected to only have the pageant every other year.
Rachel Peterson's songs can be heard online now at http://www.iheartradio.com/new2/artists/missleah. Her stage name is Leah.
In lieu of flowers or gifts, an account has been set-up at America First Credit Union under the name of Jake Marland. Donations will help with Jake's expenses during the coming months, and a portion will be given to the Burn Trauma Intensive Care Unit in the University of Utah Hospital.
Emery Center: exercise, Mon - Fri. 8-9:30 a.m., Lunch every Wednesday. Band - July 22 - fourth Wednesday.
blood pressure-July 21. Lunch/Bingo-every Tuesday. Line Dancing-every Thursday-10 a.m. Art Class-every Tuesday - 3 p.m. Phase 10 games - every Thurs. Rook club - every Thursday-1:30 p.m. Shopping Bus - call for reservation. Craft Day has been cancelled until further notice.
Blood pressure - July 27. Lunch/Bingo - every Monday. Exercise - 6:30 a.m. Mon. - Fri. Shopping Bus-call for reservation.
Blood pressure - July 20 - Lunch - Mon./Tues. Exercise-every Thurs. 1 p.m.
Bingo-July 15. Lunch - Tuesday/Wednesday. Ceramics and/or Shopping - call for dates.
ATV permit test will be held as soon as there are enough participants. You must be between the ages of 8-16 and you must pre-register at the Emery County Recreation office located at 75 South 400 East in Castle Dale. Cost for the test is $10. For more information, contact Emery County Recreation at 381-2108 or Mark Williams at 381-2493.
Come to Emery Town and enjoy a great Pioneer Day Celebration. July 22 - 7 p.m. Big Sis-Little Miss Unpageant Pageant at the Community Center. July 23 - 7 p.m. softball game. July 24 - 7 a.m. breakfast in the park followed by a parade, patriotic program, kid's games, horseshoe tournament, antique show, talent show dinner, softball playoff, fireworks, and a dance in the park. July 25 - 11 a.m. Emery Angels vs. The Mom's softball game. 7 p.m. Rodeo - Kirk and Mistie Christiansen's arena. Call the town office at 286-2417 for sign-up information.
All girls residing in Clawson, Emery and Ferron are welcome to participate in the Peach Days Pageant. Applications can be picked up at the Ferron City Hall and need to be turned back in by Aug. 6.
Any resident interested in filing for the following offices need to file a declaration of candidacy at the town office during office hours between July 1-15. Tues. 9 a.m.-12 p.m., Wednesday and Thursday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Two councilpositions and one mayor position.Qualifications for a candidate are:1. Be a United States citizen. 2. Be a registered voter of the municipality. 3. Be a resident of the municipality for a period of 12 consecutive months immediately preceding the date of the election. 4. Not be a convicted felon
A commemoration program in honor of the late Montell Seely will be held on Aug. 1 at 7 p.m. at the pageant site. There will be music and entertainment. For more information call 687-2403 or 820-4187.
KARB Kickin Country is excited to bring back the Colgate Country Showdown to Price this July. The Showdown gives aspiring country artists a chance to launch their professional careers by being judged at a local level, hopefully moving on to a regional competition and maybe farther from there.This year's regional contest will be held in Denver, Colo. To enter visit their website at www.castlecountryradio.com or stop by and pick up an entry form. This year Emery County will host their own Showdown on Aug. 7 in Castle Dale. Those interested must enter by July 15, where the first 30 entries will be taken.
Come and participate in the Chili Cookoff at the Emery County Fair on Aug. 8 from 4-5 p.m. Bring your Chili and your appetite and vote for your favorite chili.
Cleveland Days baby contest, Tuesday, July 21 at the Old Cleveland Town Hall from 2-5 p.m. Pre-registration is $10. Last day to pre-register is July 14. Send forms to Cleveland Baby Contest, Attn Melissa Allred, PO Box 123, Cleveland, Ut 84518. Registration at the door is $15. Contest is open to all children 0-36 months whose parents or grandparents live in Cleveland. Contest includes a photo of contestant, coupons and a prize. Awards will be at the Cleveland Park Saturday, July 25 after Parade. Any questions call Melissa Allred 653-2868. Cleveland Days Coaster Races. Hurry, the time to start building a coaster racer is now. Tuesday July 21, sign ups 6:30 p.m. South Center Street Cleveland. Races start at 7 p.m. Requirements: Must have at least three wheels, gravity powered, must be able to steer, must be able to stop, must wear a helmet, and sign permission slip. Cleveland Days Trap Shoot, July 22 6 p.m. $5 per person. Chance to win a gift certificate for a gun, 260 North 700 East, Cleveland - Shen Jensens. Cleveland Days Bike Ride. Rides for all ages. 10 mile and 20 mile rides. Or for the younger riders, a sidewalk ride around Town on the sidewalks. All sidewalk riders must be accompanied by an adult. Must register before the ride at the Cleveland Main Street Pavilion. Rides start at 6 p.m. Grand Prize - Mountain Bike. Rootbeer floats after the rides. Cleveland Days Free Concert, Party of 5. Special guest Hope Goshorn. Cleveland Days Parade, parade entries needed. Children's parade.
Presentation, Castle Dale senior citizens center, July 17, 5-7pm. AARP Utah, in conjunction with Emery County Seniors and Boyd Nielson, of the Boyd's Family Pharmacy will present a free Wise Use of Medications seminar on July 17, from 5-7 p.m. at the Castle Dale Senior Citizens Center, 85 North 200 East, in Castle Dale. Learn how to speak with your doctor about medications, manage medication use, and research medication choices. Common side effects and drug interactions will also be among the topics of discussion.


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Geology is the science involving the study of the natural landforms of a planet or other celestial body with a solid surface. One who studies geology is known as a geologist or exogeologist.
In 1893, Samuel Clemens told numerous guests in a ballroom in San Francisco that geology had indicated that Human beings had been around for only a microscopic amount of time that the Earth had been in existence. (TNG: "Time's Arrow")
In 2151, Sub-Commander T'Pol performed a geological analysis of the planet later known as Archer IV and discovered that the rocks on the planet were composed of limestone and cormalite. (ENT: "Strange New World")
The geology on Terra Nova was comprised mainly of beresium ore. In 2151, Commander Charles Tucker III told Captain Jonathan Archer that due to the geology on Terra Nova being "a little shaky", the Novans' numerous passageways in their tunnels and wells had collapsed. (ENT: "Terra Nova")
In 2152, not convinced that T'Pol had made up a story about her foremother T'Mir being the very first Vulcan to interact with Humans in the 1950s, Jonathan Archer said that she had visited Carbon Creek, where T'Mir had been. T'Pol remarked that as a scientist, she had also visited Yellowstone Park and Carlsbad Caverns, as she had an interest in geology. (ENT: "Carbon Creek")
In 2153, Gralik Durr, a Xindi-Arboreal, told Jonathan Archer that the Xindi's homeworld, Xindus, was a geologically unstable world during the Xindi Civil War and was eventually destroyed when the Xindi-Insectoids and Reptilians detonated large explosions beneath eight of the planet's largest seismic fissures. (ENT: "The Shipment")
Constitution-class starships had a geological lab. (TOS: "The Cage")
The M-5 computer explained that it chose Ensign Carstairs as part of a landing party to Alpha Carinae II instead of the USS Enterprise's chief geologist Rawlins was because Carstairs served on merchant marine vessel and once visited Alpha Carinae II on a geology survey for a mining company. (TOS: "The Ultimate Computer")
Geology is a major area of study aboard Federation starships. On a planetary scale, geology can be used to predict how a planet will develop over time. (TNG: "Pen Pals")
In 2372, a Vulcan geological survey team was mining for Bakrinium on a planet in the Gamma Quadrant when they discovered the "Shroud of the Sword", which was later given to Kor, who, with the help of Worf and Jadzia Dax, used it to find the lengendary Sword of Kahless, stolen by the Hur'q centuries before. (DS9: "The Sword of Kahless")
In the Julian Bashir, Secret Agent holoprogram, Julian Bashir declared "Baccarat and geology are my life". (DS9: "Our Man Bashir")
In 2373, Worf told Jadzia Dax while they were vacationing on Risa that it was "nothing more than a rain soaked, geologically unstable jungle" without the planet's use of its weather modification network and seismic regulators. (DS9: "Let He Who Is Without Sin...")
In 2375, a Silver Blood copy of Tuvok told Chakotay that the crew of the duplicate USS Voyager that they picked up silicate from the Podaris sector nearly a year before. Chakotay replied that the silicate had been stored in the ship's geology lab since then. (VOY: "Course: Oblivion")
In 2377, B'Elanna Torres asked Icheb if he would be interested to join her on the holodeck for rock climbing. Icheb replied that he had some interest in geology, but Torres insisted that it was not about rocks, but rather the climb. (VOY: "Nightingale")

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Skip to comments.Sons of Confederate Veterans have a role in modern America
Posted on 02/03/2010 8:57:04 AM PST by cowboyway
The Sons of Confederate Veterans (S.C.V.) is a fraternal organization composed of male descendents of the men who served in the Confederate Armed Forces during the War for Southern Independence. Their emblems include the controversial Confederate battle flag. Their core responsibility is articulated in a charge given to them by Lt. General Stephen D. Lee which calls on them to defend the heritage, honor, and reputation of the Confederate soldier and the Cause they fought for.
The Cause they fought for was individual liberty, state's rights, the original Constitution and the right to secede. In essence, Confederates fought an aggressive Union which would not allow the states to exercise an accepted right of secession. This right had been exercised by all the original states when they withdrew from the government of the Articles of Confederation, and entered the present day United States of America. Further, the Tenth Amendment reserved all powers not addressed in the Constitution to the States and people respectively. And lastly, the new union was formed as each individual state entered the union.
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"The Cause they fought for was individual liberty, state's rights, the original Constitution and the right to secede."
Too bad they didnt reject and free the slaves so most of the world wouldn't have to roll their eyes at that statement.
When the "Community Activists" come knocking to deprive you of your firearms and rape your wimmin folk, and America devolves into Mass Social Upheaval, groups like this one will already be partially organized.
Some like Lee did just that, and for that very reason. Ironically Grant owned slaves until the war ended.
Growing up in Appomattox, VA, I lived around history. Just putting in the yard for my folks new home we dug up numerous minnie balls, buttons with pieces of uniform still on them, bridle and bits, pieces of weaponry including a bayonet, and 2 unexploded cannon shells.
Every time I go back (not that often since my parents died), my best friends' Dad asks me to join the SoCV. I put him off and joke that my dad was in WWII so I don't qualify, but if it was GGoCV he could sign me up. In actuality, I have numerous Confederate ancestors (both Mom and Dads side of the family), and if you go back farther on my Dad's side there was a Union General.
My second cousin three times removed was with Custer at the Little Big Horn recruited in Lincolnton, NC with other southern boys and Confederate veterans. He was in "C" Company and due to the first sergeant's horse coming up lame, he was the first messenger Custer sent back with note to "bring up the pack train" and thus survived in Reno's detachment while his Company was wiped out with Custer. An interesting historical note - it was Custer's calvary that cut Lee's retreat off at Appomattox.
I'm eligible to join this and the Union equivalent.
Inaccurate, or at least incomplete.
Grant owned one slave, apparently a gift from his wealthy father-in-law. He freed him in 1859, at a time when he desperately needed money. He was probably worth at least a year's income for Grant. It is unlikely Lee freed any slaves at such great personal financial cost.
Grant's wife had several slaves who helped around the house. It is not known who held legal title to them. It may very well have been her father, but in any case it wasn't Grant. She stated in her memoirs that they were freed by the Emancipation Proclamation, which of course was inaccurate.
Slavery is not the issue.
The point the author is making is that there were people that felt the yoke of a totalitarian government previously in our short history and that it would well serve the present day 'leaders' in Washington to heed the historical significance of the rebellion that Lincoln's government caused and that the SCV could play a positive role.
That's a wonderful libtard attitude you got there: if you don't agree with them, take away their 1st Amendment right and shut em down.
That's precisely what the NAACP and the PC nazi's have been trying to do for years.
It's a good thing when you Obamabots out yourselves.
"I hope their role is to STFU and go away."
They absolutely have the right to say whatever they want - just like you or most liberals - no matter how stupid or foolish it is.
Order of Confederate Rose would be another. Just another to the many that understand the concept of honor.
Y'all can take your mannequin of Lincoln( That other skinny liberal Lawyer from Illinois) and shove it!
I don't know who took the greater financial hit in freeing slaves, I don't think that's relevant to the point, which is that Lee did free all of his slaves because he didn't want people to think he was motivated by the desire to preserve slavery. And while Grant may have freed a slave in 1959, there were still people of color calling him "Master" at war's end.
Lookit, if you don't have anything constructive to add to this thread why don't you just troll on over to another thread (back at DU where you guys usually hang out) and try to hijack it, hmmm?
Lee freed his slaves in 1862 because his father-in-law's will required it.
And while Grant may have freed a slave in 1959, there were still people of color calling him Master at wars end.
No there were not.
March 21, 1861 -- CSA Vice President Alexander H. Stephens, Cornerstone speech -- "...last, not least. The new constitution has put at rest, forever, all the agitating questions relating to our peculiar institution -- African slavery as it exists amongst us -- the proper status of the negro in our form of civilization. This was the immediate cause of the late rupture and present revolution. Jefferson in his forecast, had anticipated this, as the 'rock upon which the old Union would split.' He was right. What was conjecture with him, is now a realized fact."
Robert E. Lee letter dated December 27, 1856: "...There are few, I believe, in this enlightened age, who will not acknowledge that slavery as an institution is a moral and political evil. It is idle to expatiate on its disadvantages. I think it is a greater evil to the white than to the colored race. While my feelings are strongly enlisted in behalf of the latter, my sympathies are more deeply engaged for the former. The blacks are immeasurably better off here than in Africa, morally, physically, and socially. The painful discipline they are undergoing is necessary for their further instruction as a race, and will prepare them, I hope, for better things. How long their servitude may be necessary is known and ordered by a merciful Providence. Their emancipation will sooner result from the mild and melting influences of Christianity than from the storm and tempest of fiery controversy. This influence, though slow, is sure. The doctrines and miracles of our Saviour have required nearly two thousand years to convert but a small portion of the human race, and even among Christian nations what gross errors still exist! While we see the course of the final abolition of human slavery is still onward, and give it the aid of our prayers, let us leave the progress as well as the results in the hands of Him who, chooses to work by slow influences, and with whom a thousand years are but as a single day. Although the abolitionist must know this, must know that he has neither the right not the power of operating, except by moral means; that to benefit the slave he must not excite angry feelings in the master..."In other words, black folks are better off in bondage than they were free in Africa, and regardless, slavery will be around until Providence decides, and who are we to second guess that? And the only reason the masters beat their slaves is because of the abolitionists.
1. It's not known who owned the slaves Julia Grant had around. She stated they were freed "at the time of the Emancipation Proclamation," not by it, as I stated in the earlier post. This was sometime between August, 1862 and January 1, 1863.
2. Lee freed the slaves he had control of on 29 Dec. 1862.
It is quite probable "Grant's" slaves were freed before Lee's. Or at much the same time, anyway.
You seem perfectly willing to make excuses for Lee delaying the freeing of more than 1000 slaves in his control, but cut no slack for Grant, whose control of four was at best marginal.
Nobody has ever claimed Grant was a fervent abolitionist. But then neither was Lee. It seems likely their attitude towards the institution was rather similar, although AFAIK Lee never made a great financial sacrifice to free a slave. Grant did.
Here's a quote from a letter Lee wrote to his wife in 1856:
" ... In this enlightened age, there are few I believe, but what will acknowledge, that slavery as an institution, is a moral & political evil in any Country. It is useless to expatiate on its disadvantages. I think it however a greater evil to the white man than to the black race, & while my feelings are strongly enlisted in behalf of the latter, my sympathies are more strong for the former. The blacks are immeasurably better off here than in Africa, morally, socially & physically. The painful discipline they are undergoing, is necessary for their instruction as a race, & I hope will prepare & lead them to better things. How long their subjugation may be necessary is known & ordered by a wise Merciful Providence."
Sounds to me like Lee was not in any hury to get rid of the institution. Ready to put off abolition to the presumably distant future.
Very late in the war - January 1865 - Lee wrote the following on that subject:
"Considering the relation of master and slave, controlled by humane laws and influenced by Christianity and an enlightened public sentiment, as the best that can exist between the white and black races while intermingled as at present in this country, I would deprecate any sudden disturbance of that relation unless it be necessary to avert a greater calamity to both. I should therefore prefer to rely upon our white population to preserve the ratio between our forces and those of the enemy, which experience has shown to be safe. But in view of the preparations of our enemies, it is our duty to provide for continued war and not for a battle or a campaign, and I fear that we cannot accomplish this without overtaxing the capacity of our white population. "
Lee's opposition to slavery was tepid at best.
At least the Honorable Lee didn't follow after your horrendous,Conduct Unbecoming an Officer,torturous act's by your Union buffoons.
Jefferson Davis writing to General Robert E. Lee
We find ourselves driven by our enemies in their steady progress towards a practice which we abhor and which we are vainly struggling to avoid. Some of the military authorities of the United States seem to suppose that better success will attend a savage war in which no queer is to be given and no sex to be spared. For the present we renounce the right of retaliation on the innocent and shall continue to treat the private enlisted soldiers of General Pope's arny as prisoners of war, but if, after notice to the govenment in Washington, these savage practices are continued we shall be reluctantly forced to the last resort of accepting war on the terms chosen by our foes, until the outraged voice of the common humanity forces a respect for the recognized rules of war.
You are therefore instructed to communicate to the Commander in Chief of the Armies of the United States the contents of this letter — to the end that he may be notified of our intention not to consider any officers hereafter captured from General Pope's army as prisoners of war
You mean winning?
Jefferson Davis writing to General Robert E. Lee
General Grant writing on William Sherman:
"Sherman is not only a great soldier, but a great man. He is one of the very great men in our country's history. He is an orator with few superiors. As a writer he is among the first. As a general I know of no man I would put above him. Above all - he has a fine character - so frank, so sincere, so outspoken, so genuine. There is not a false line in Sherman's character - nothing to regret."
If you feel that attacking civilians is necessary - In order to Win. With all due respect to General LEE - He should have stepped down.
Shelby, Forrest or William C. Quantrill - may have had the stomach to Rape and Pillage the Yankee populace. I don't it though. They should of hired the German and Italian mercenaries first. Befriended Marx before Lincoln planted his lips on Marx's man toy.
If war is fought by your standards, We will always be second place. Murder of noncombatants in not our cup-of-tea.
If you feel that attacking civilians is necessary - In order to Win. With all due respect to General LEE - He should have stepped down.
Shelby, Forrest or William C. Quantrill - may have had the stomach to Rape and Pillage the Yankee populace. I don't it though. They should of hired the German and Italian mercenaries first. Befriended Marx before Lincoln planted his lips on Marx's man toy.
If war is fought by your standards, We will always be second place. Murder of noncombatants in not our cup-of-tea.
"What good will it be for a man if he gains the whole world, yet forfeits his soul?"
In this case, the soul of the nation and that is the point of the article that I posted.
Lincoln's war was the first step in centralizing the powers of the federal government which was opposed by the Southern states citing the 10th Amendment. Lincoln ignored the 10th Amendment (and many other parts of the Constitution) in his quest for power which eventually led to the monster that is growing at an exponential rate in the nations capital today and threatens to 'enslave' an entire nation.
You and yours seem to prefer this form of totalitarian government but there are those of us, just as in 1860, that are against the continued centralization of power in Washington and the point of the article is that if there were more people like us, rather than you and yours, with a seat at the table then perhaps we could avoid a repeat of the first War of Northern Aggression.
But, sadly, as long as the non-sensicals of the world exist that will never come to pass.
Of course he would have. Then I take it that you view men like Curtis LeMay or Arthur Tedder as vile criminals along the lines of William Sherman?
Delusional to the very end.
And you are stuck on the river of denial.
A) you admire Lincoln
B) you constantly post that 'we won' referring to the War of Northern Aggression (doesn't our current president make this very same boast?)
C) Lincoln and out current president were/are large, central government proponents
Conclusion: IF you admire Lincoln and believe that the best thing that could happen to the Constitution was a northern victory in the War, THEN you are a centralized big government proponent and, obviously, an Obama supporter.
Or not blessed with your vivid imagination.
A) you admire Lincoln
True. And you hate everything about him. So what?
B) you constantly post that 'we won' referring to the War of Northern Aggression (doesn't our current president make this very same boast?)
The South lost their rebellion. Deal with it. Sorry if the truth offends you.
C) Lincoln and out current president were/are large, central government proponents
I'll grant you the current president but your claim that Lincoln was a large, central government proponent on the level of Obama is flat out ridiculous.
Conclusion: IF you admire Lincoln and believe that the best thing that could happen to the Constitution was a northern victory in the War, THEN you are a centralized big government proponent and, obviously, an Obama supporter
And there is where you drift back in to Lost Cause Fantasyland again.
it sounds like you have a wonderful family history. The SCV headquarters is in an ancestral family home of my family. I think both sides fought courageously for their land, their families and their honor and we should let them rest in peace.
Pretty pathetic,you are.
Do you support the bombing of Japan?
D!CK Sherman would take that price. Just for the simple fact that his kin were also maniacs - Insane asylum ring any bells? The fruit doesn't fall far from the tree!
Pretty pathetic,you are.
Do you support the bombing of Japan?
D!CK Sherman would take that price. Just for the simple fact that his kin were also maniacs - Insane asylum ring any bells? The fruit doesn't fall far from the tree!
You are one to talk.
Do you support the bombing of Japan?
It helped end the war without an invasion and possibly saved hundreds of thousands of lives, so yes I support it. I assume that you do not? Or are you just mad that the U.S. won?
Just for the simple fact that his kin were also maniacs - Insane asylum ring any bells?
So now you're mad because a lunatic beat you?
Whoa,nasal voiced Yank
"So now you're mad because a lunatic beat you?"
Why don't ya - Load up your Toyota Prius, 5th Ave high heels, Jackson five album, and just remind us about that beating!
Whoa, slurring Southron accent.
Why don't ya - Load up your Toyota Prius, 5th Ave high heels, Jackson five album, and just remind us about that beating!
Back to dreaming you won the rebellion?
Did I mention anything about The Cause? Nope.
I pointed out what is obvious to everyone that reads your pompous postings: that you are a Big Government blowhard.
In this particular case, it's the nut that doesn't fall far from the tree.
And anyone reading your posts can see you're a lost cause boob.
So, you don't deny being a Big Gov boy. Hell, we all knew it anyway.
It's good that you're finally dropping the hypocrisy and denial act and owning up to what you really are: a labor union loving, big government loving, lincoln loving, obama loving piece of crap yankee from that piece of crap city, Chicago.
Now why don't you float on back to DU or one of your Sarah Palin bashing threads and quit trying to hijack mine.
Would it do any good if I did? Actually I watch you babble on about big government and I just have to laugh. Your hero Jeff Davis road herd over a government far larger and more intrusive than anything Lincoln advocated. So when it comes to big government supporters you really should be looking in the mirror. Its good that youre finally dropping the hypocrisy and denial act and owning up to what you really are: a labor union loving, big government loving, lincoln loving, obama loving piece of crap yankee from that piece of crap city, Chicago.
You have to appreciate the irony in that statement because when it comes to hypocrisy, denial, and crap you are the all time champ. That's always been the cowboy way.
Now why dont you float on back to DU or one of your Sarah Palin bashing threads and quit trying to hijack mine.
Someone's got to dispute the Southron bullshit.
So I take it you're a big supporter of Kirk Lyons and the current SCV leadership.
Piss Proud, ain't ja
Now take your High-falutin,Damyankee,City slickin', South hating ass over to Democratic Underground where it belongs.
And once again we see where anyone who hasn't swallowed the confederate kool-aid by the gallon just has to be a liberal. Now who's piss-proud?
And the Recognition of Bullshit Award goes to..............NON-SENSICAL!!!!
Accepting the award for non-sensical, who couldn't be here due to a previous commitment to appear at the annual NAMBLA conference, is his longtime and dear friend, Barney Frank! clapclapclapclapclapclap...........
So I take it that you're still hanging out at DU and posting 'progressive' hit pieces on all of us right wing 'extremists'.
Thank you...thank you....I appreciate the honor you've done by naming me to this prestigious award. However, modesty forces me to confess that everything I know about spreading bullshit I learned from someone who is far more accomplished at that than I am. Ladies and gentlemen, I think this award really goes to..........CLOWNBOYWAY!!!! Let's give him a big round of applause, when it comes to spouting BS the man has been a mentor to oh so many people....
You know, I first posted a respectful correction to NavVet's false comments on Lee and Grant. You and Idabilly went negative from the beginning. So please save us your phony baloney complaints about my hijacking your Lost Cause thread.
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Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff used her address before the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday to sharply criticize the United States over allegations that the National Security Agency has spied on her government.
Rousseff, who spoke before President Obama had arrived in the hall for today's meeting of world leaders, said the United States violated human rights and international law through its surveillance programs, which she said illegally captured Brazilians' communications, including her own e-mails.
"We face … a situation of grave violation of human rights and of civil liberties; of invasion and capture of confidential information concerning corporate activities, and especially of disrespect to national sovereignty of my country," Rousseff said.
Rousseff's implicit criticism of Obama comes one week after she canceled a state visit to the United States because of the spying controversy, the result of former NSA contractor Edward Snowden unveiling a treasure trove of information about U.S. secret surveillance programs.
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"The problem, however, goes beyond a bilateral relationship. It affects the international community itself and demands a response from it," Rousseff said.
Obama spoke by phone with Rousseff last week before she canceled her visit, which was scheduled for October.
White House spokesman Jay Carney said last week that Obama "made clear that he is committed to working together with President Rousseff and her government in diplomatic channels to move beyond this issue as a source of tension in our bilateral relationship."
Carney noted that Obama "has directed a broad review" of U.S. intelligence-gathering activities, but "the process will take several months to complete."


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The staff at Lake Pueblo State Park is asking people to use extreme caution in and around the Arkansas River below Pueblo Reservoir due to highly fluctuating flows.
The warning pertains to tubers, kayakers and canoeists; as well as people fishing or recreating along the river shorelines.
"Anyone in or near the river below the dam should be aware of rapidly changing high-flows," said Monique Mullis, assistant park manager at Lake Pueblo.
"Water releases from the reservoir can fluctuate rapidly this time of year. Water levels can change without notice, so recreationists should exercise caution below the dam."
Floating the river from Lake Pueblo down to the Nature Center is popular and a fun way to beat the summer heat.
Mullis said that tubing is still allowed, but people should use caution and common sense.
A life jacket is required to be worn by anyone floating the Arkansas River downstream from the Pueblo Dam, she added.
In contrast to the high flows on the river below the dam, the lake levels of the Pueblo Reservoir continue to drop.
While there still is, and will continue to be plenty of water to boat, fish and enjoy; the shoreline around the lake can be soft and muddy in places. Anglers and people driving to the water's edge for shoreline access should be careful and take precautions to avoid being stuck.


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The usefulness of a good sampler in your production toolkit can't be overlooked. It's great for everything from developing your own custom sounds to consolidating your favorite samples into a single instrument. Back in the 80s, dance and hip-hop pioneers could put together an entire track using a hardware sampler with just 2 MB of memory (that's MB not GB). On it they'd have all of their drum samples, bass and keyboard sounds, even guitar phrases and backing vocals. Working this way, with just a few MIDI sound modules and very limited RAM really forced you to be creative, to write solid beats and killer songs. Unlike today, you weren't in a position to dazzle listeners with layers upon layers of neatly produced sounds because, frankly, you just didn't have the tools. Instead, you had to focus on the basics, where every part that you played was integral to your song's arrangement.
There's a lesson to be learned here. It's such a privilege to have all this production power in our computers at our fingertips, but having all of this power is no guarantee that we'll be able to write good music. As an exercise in my Producing Music with Reason course I demonstrate the unbridled power of Reason's NN-XT Sampler and what you can do with it when you truly understand how to milk it for all it's worth. Students generally find the lesson to be an eye opener, but because it's such a different way of working and thinking about arranging it can be a confusing lesson. So, in addition to the online lesson material, and the assigned reading, I'm posting a 9 minute video that follows me through the entire process of constructing a custom NN-XT patch.
Those of us that ran up a credit card bill in the 80s buying just one Akai or Roland sampler for around $2,500, well, we were determined to get the most out of our new hardware. We had excellent incentive, we had to write a "hit" to pay off our credit card bill. There's much less incentive nowadays, beyond the personal challenge, to write an entire track using just a sampler. But, I'd strongly encourage you to give it a try because besides the fact that it's a lot of fun it will force you to learn a sampler inside and out and to stretch your production chops and think in new ways.
Now, here's some incentive: Imagine if you will that you've been caught in a temporal vortex and transported back in time to 1982 and the only way for you to get back home is to write a satisfactorily slamming beat with your Akai S900 sampler and 2 MB of memory. Now there's a challenge, are you up for it?
Here's my attempt to get back to the present, written entirely using Reason's NN-XT sampler and a few effects devices. And, just to make things even more realistic, I did this in Reason Adapted, the limited features version of Reason.
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On Sept. 26, the 150 anniversary arrival of the first handcarts into the valley will be celebrated and renacted. The handcarts depart at 9:30 a.m., sign ups begin at 7:30 a.m. at This is the Place Heritage Park. For more info call 1-801-967-0119.
A farm safety night will be held on Sept. 28 at 6:30 p.m. at the Emery High School science wing. All ages welcome. Refreshments provided.
The Emery County Historical Society will be taking a trek to the MK tunnels as its September meeting. Meet for the guided tour at the corrals just north of Castle Dale at 1 p.m. Sept. 30. Put on your walking shoes, bring your lawn chair, and a pot luck dish to go with the weiner roast. There will be a guest speaker and entertainment. Everyone welcome.
The Emery County Quilt Guild will be held on the first Tuesday of every month at the Huntington Senior Citizen Center. Everyone is welcome.
The Gingerbread House Festival, a new event in Emery County, will be held Nov. 3-4 at the Emery County Recreation Center. Admission is free. Everyone who wants to participate should build a gingerbread house and bring it to the festival. If house aren't your style, try a sleigh or a gingerbread man or woman. These can be done by a group, family or individual. Each creation must be 80 percent edible, and the winners of the house division will be eligible to compete at the Utah County Gingerbread House competiton. For more information contact Teresa Lake at 381-2437 or Eldon Holmes at 687-9235.
Food handler's classes will be held Sept. 28 at 4 and 7 p.m. at the health department office at 25 West Main in Castle Dale. For more information call 381-2252.
Kids, ages 6-12, you are welcome to Master Club at the First Baptist Church in Ferron. It will be held every Wednesday night, beginning Sept. 13, from 7-8:30 p.m. At Master Club, you will enjoy games, songs, Bible lessons, crafts, and skills learning.
The Emery High Spartan Booster club is selling flags as a fund raiser and to show support of the student athletes. The flags may be hung up whenever there is a home game. Flags and poles range from $10-$25. Also, they are selling advertising space around the field. For more information contact Cindy Draper at 748-2235.
A field service officer from the Veterans of Foreign Wars will be at the Price Workforce Service Center on Sept. 28 and Oct. 26 from 8:30-10:30 a.m. This is a free service to assist veterans, widows and dependents in understanding and applying for rightful VA benefits.
There will be a tri-stake fireside on Sept. 24 featuring "Jenny Phillips." The fireside theme is "Journey towards Zions." The fireside will begin at 6 p.m. at the Castle Dale Stake Center.
The Castle Valley Youth Leadership Summit will be held on Sept. 23 at the Emery High School. Pre-register by Sept. 8 to receive a T-shirts or hoody. The keynote speaker will be Commander Scott Waddle and the band will be LokalGrown. A new computer will be given away at the end of the summit. For more info contact your youth city council advisor or GayLee Jeffs at 381-2850 or 381-2108.
A kidney transplant and dialysis treatment benefit for Larraine Pierce will be held on Sept. 23 at the Huntington city park. There be a car wash before dinner, a bake sale from 11 a.m.- 3 p.m. and a spaghetti dinner at 5 p.m. Dinner cost will be $5/adults, $3/children under 12. There will be live entertainment and prizes given away including a St. George vacation package. For question call Laverne Pierce at 687-9915 or Melanie Pierce at 687-2676.
The Museum of the San Rafael is seeking funds to design, build and install full-size, life like sculptures of three dinosaurs and a mammoth. The cost is $149,000. Donations can be made to Museum of the San Rafael, P.O. Box 1088, Castle Dale.
Mormon Historic Foundation has recently launched a website containing detailed information about Latter-day Saint church history sites. Go online at www.mormonhistoricsitesregisty.org
You will be able to watch Primal Quest Utah on ABC and ESPN Networks starting in October. Oct. 9-12, episodes 1-4, ESPN 7:30 p.m.; Oct. 14- episode 5, ABC 2 p.m. For more info go to www.ecoprimalquest.com
For Utahns living with hearing loss and limited mobility, an amplified cordless phone is now available through Relay Utah, a division of the State of Utah Public Service Commission to help meet the needs of the hard of hearing who also experience mobility limitations with wheelchair, walker or oxygen use. The amplified cordless phones are available, at no charge, to hard of hearing individuals in Utah who currently participate in the Supplemental Security Income program, Medicaid and other Department of Human Service or Public Assistance programs. Individuals who do not participate in these programs can purchase the phone by contacting Clear Sounds at 800-965-9043 or www.clearsounds.com.
The Armed Services YMCA in collaboration with Music for a Cause are asking to remember the soldiers and send them a CD. Go to www.sendacdtoasoldier.com
Pictures of the Ferron area showing early farming activities prior to the irrigation systems going in, farming after the projects were completed and any old pictures of the Ferron Creek area. Call Mary at 435-381-2300 ext. 101 or Wayne Urie at ext. 103 at the NRCS Field Office in Castle Dale or Ron Francis at 801-524-4557 or email@example.com
A local veterans employment representative visits the Castle Dale DWS Office the first Wednesday of each month. Appointments can also be arranged on other days by contacting Steve Wilkinson (LVER) at (435) 636-2343. The LVER is also available Monday through Friday at Department of Workforce Services, 475 West Price River Drive, for questions about VA benefits, assistance with VA applications, employment assistance and other veterans issues. If you have questions about your benefits or eligibility for benefits, contact Steve Wilkinson at 636-2343.
A Navy Log is the permanent public registry where sea service members and veterans can record their service information. To enroll your information or family members go to www.lonesailor.org
Narconon is a nonprofit public benefit organization that specializes in helping people with drug or alcohol addictions offers FREE professional assessments, advice and referrals to more than 11,000 treatment centers nationally. Drug addiction can be overcome and Narconon can help by calling (800) 556-8885 or visit www.drugrehab.net
Habitat For Humanity of Castle Country, an affiliate of Carbon and Emery counties, is building a wheelchair accessible house in Castle Dale. Send your donations (large or small) to help finish the roof and buy shingles to HHCC, P.O. Box 724, Price, UT 84501. You can: volunteer for workdays, attend board meetings, save aluminum cans, get on our mailing list, help sponsor a fund raiser, or get an application by calling Katherine Foster, President, 650-0074 or Sylvia Nelson, 435-687-9184 (leave a message) or you can pick up HFHI information at the Castle Dale RSVP/VOA office.
Stitches from the Heart needs volunteers to knit, crochet or quilt blankets, sweaters and hats for babies in need. These items are donated to hospitals all over the country. Patterns are available. Donated yarn desperately needed for seniors and childrens knitting programs. Contact Kathy Silverton at 1-866-472-6903 or e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Quilts of Valor, a program that provides quilts to each injured serviceman or woman, is being organized in Emery County. This program needs funds and interested people to help with making the quilts. For more information contact Hazel McMullin at 653-2246, Michelle Anderson at 687-9445, or Reva Fillmore at 687-2649.


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Summary : This Ketchikan to Juneau itinerary is focused on taking you into the Alaska Inside Passage isolated waterways and secret passages where bigger cruise ships can't travel. You'll have the opportunity to see wildlife and wilderness up close as you are surrounded by the majestic beauty of the remote Tongass National Forest. How you choose to explore it further – by kayak, stand-up paddle board, skiff or foot – is entirely up to you. Hike "wild and woolly" places ("skookum" to the locals) and observe dramatic waterfall coasts. Kayak along shore looking for bears and near 10,000-year-old glaciers areas and learn the stories of the totem. Explore by Zodiac with expert naturalists and enjoy relaxation onboard from delicious cuisine to yoga classes amid stunning Alaska views.
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Welcome aboard! Meet your crew, get settled in, and keep watch for eagles on the cruise through the Tongass Narrows out of Ketchikan.
Wake in El Capitan Passage surrounded by breathtaking Tongass National Forest—the largest national forest in the US. Take a "wild" Alaska hike winding through high forest on an old logging trail. Trek up to El Capitan Cave, the largest known cave in Alaska and one of the largest mapped caves in the Americas. And if the stars are right (okay maybe it's the tides), you just may get lucky today and snag some organic oysters from a local grower.
Discover living history in Klawock—one of the most authentic Tlingit villages in Alaska. Learn the importance of carving, gaze up at totem poles coloring the town, and hear their stories. Visit the carvers' shed where the art of carving and restoring totems is passed on. Along with its small fishing fleet, this quaint community continues to thrive on the farthest reaches of the wild Alaska coastline. Explore the area on foot keeping an eye out for eagles and sea birds.
It's Captain's Choice today as you explore the intricate passages and shores along Chatham Strait's Kuiu or Baranof Islands. Join your expedition team on (or in!) the water. Conditions permitting, take to the water by kayak, skiff, or snorkel. Snorkeling is optional, but hidden beneath the surface lies a magical array of sea life only seen with a snorkel swim. Take a deep breath and go for it! Today's discoveries will be within some of the most un-touched wilderness of the Tongass National Forest.
Lush forest, spectacular views, play time, and wildlife – they are all in abundance in Frederick Sound. Keep watch along the coastline for birds, wolves, and black bears. With many secluded coves to choose from, you may slip into the waters of Deep Cove, Patterson or Saginaw Bay, or perhaps another hidden gem to explore by skiff or paddle a kayak. Gear up for snorkeling or guided hikes. This evening, toast another day of amazing adventure with a cold microbrew or cocktail.
There'll be plenty of wildlife viewing today. The Brothers, a pair of tiny, rocky islands at the confluence of Stephen's Passage and Frederick Sound, are home to some of Alaska's most abundant wildlife. The area is the summer feeding ground for the largest concentration of humpback whales in the northern hemisphere. Keep watch for frolicking orca, humpbacks, porpoise and sea lions. Tonight, anchor in a quiet bay and listen for the call of the wild.
Snow covered mountains, glowing blues, and the white thunder of calving ice take your breath away at the face of Dawes Glacier. As you glide through Endicott Arm you'll likely find a few seals taking respite on the glaciers smaller "bergy bits." Tides permitting, explore the narrow passage of Ford's Terror and admire the magnificent domes, hanging valleys, and pristine wilderness that surround it. Join the Captain for a farewell toast during dinner.
Say goodbye to new found friends over breakfast before disembarking the ship. Transfer directly to the Juneau airport or begin your add-on overnight stay or extended land tour.
Due to the nature of the exploration, the itinerary is a guideline and may change in order to maximize wildlife and natural encounters. Variations in itinerary and the order of days may occur.
Accommodations aboard ship; all meals; intriguing lectures; sightseeing and adventure activities as listed on itinerary; use of ship's sporting equipment and facilities (excludes snorkel gear and wetsuit); on-deck yoga classes; services of the staff both on board and ashore; embarkation transfers and baggage handling between airport/ship; entry fees to national parks/preserves.
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ADAMS, ORE.-Valerie Seely James, age 42, passed away at her home in Adams (near Pendleton), Ore., on Sept. 24, 2007, after a courageous two-year battle with cancer.
Valerie was born March 23, 1965 in Price, Utah, the eldest child of Montell and Kathryn Pincock Seely of Castle Dale. She attended Emery County schools and graduated from Snow College in Ephraim, Utah. She attended Brigham Young University, and served a mission (1986-87) in Curitiba, Brazil.
She worked for a time in the Missionary Department at the Church Office Building in Salt Lake City.
Valerie married Brant H. James Feb. 25, 1989 in the Manti Temple. They have three precious children. Valerie was a water aerobics instructor and an advocate for home school associations. She enjoyed home school with her children.
She was active in public affairs for the Stakes in which she lived. She loved her callings in Primary and Relief Society. She had been a member of the Library Board and newsletter editor for the city of Adams.
Her hobbies included music, reading, writing, cooking, family history, and pioneer heritage.
Valerie will be remembered for her positive, uplifting nature. Full of hope and optimism, she faced her own adversities and brought cheer to her associates.
She is preceded in death by her sister, Monette Seely. She is survived by her husband Brant, sons Brandon and Ryan, and daughter Emilie, all of Adams; her parents and sister LeAnne Seely of Castle Dale, sisters, Karla (Thane) Thalman of Phoenix, Ariz., Fawn (Tim) Miller, Manti, Utah, Janell (Kyle) Beagley, Price, Utah, and brother Mark (Brenda) Seely, West Valley, Utah. Funeral services were held Fri., Sept. 28, at 1 p.m., at the Pendleton First Ward, 12th and Gilliam. Interment, Olney Cemetery, Pendleton.
CASTLE DALE- Our loving mother, grandmother, sister, and friend, June Marie Tidwell, age 50, passed away Sept. 23, 2007 in Provo.
She was born June 17, 1957 in Castle Dale to Dean A. and LeNile May Timothy Jensen.
Married Dick Tidwell, later divorced.
June loved and lived for her children. She enjoyed the outdoors, camping, and fishing.
She will be dearly missed by all those who knew and loved her. We love you "June Bug".
Survived by her loving children, Travis Jensen, Castle Dale; Mistie (Tyler) Swearingen, Orem; Dustin, Cory, Casey, Chad Tidwell, all of Price; six grandchildren, Malisha, McKenzie, Patience, Christian, Melissa, Tasha; brothers and sisters, Sally Jensen; Dennis (Karen) Jensen, Irene Draney, Gary (Tammy) Jensen, Kenneth (Ute) Jensen, Janet (Russ) Forsythe, Steven and Vance Jensen.
Preceded in death by her parents; nephews, JR Draney, Anthony Jensen, Evan Palmer, and Levi Blye Johnson; many aunts, uncles, and cousins.
Memorial service was held on Sat. Sept. 29, 2007, 5 p.m. Mitchell Funeral Home. Family was at Mitchell's one hour prior to service.
PRICE- Our loving husband, father, grandfather, brother, and friend, Guy Adams, age 82, passed away peacefully Sept. 25, 2007 at his home in Price.
He was born July 1, 1925 in Columbia to Gust and Philomena Curcione Adams.
Married Virginia Telaroli on Sept. 26, 1953 at St. Anthony Catholic Church in Helper.
Guy joined the Marines in 1942 and honorably served his country during WWII. He received the Purple Heart for his injuries sustained in battle. He was a member of the Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church and a lifelong resident of Carbon County.
Guy was an outstanding police officer and worked in the county for 34 years, and also drove school bus part time for 30 years. He was an amazing athlete and was quite accomplished in many sports. He continued his passion for physical fitness throughout his life by participating in the Utah Summer Olympic games in cycling and took home numerous medals, one gold, one silver, and three bronze.
Guy was a member of the Marine Corp. League; Price American Legion Post #3, and the V.F.W Miners Post #2379. He will be dearly missed by those who knew and loved him.
Survived by his wife, Virginia Adams, Price; children, Mike (Rose) Adams, Helper; Greg Adams, Price; Guy (Jacilyn) Adams, Spring Glen; sisters, Ann and Martha Adams; three grandchildren.
Preceded in death by his parents; son Tony Adams.
Funeral Mass, Sat., Sept. 29, 2007, 10 a.m. Notre Dame Catholic Church.
Vigil service was Friday evening 7 p.m. Mitchell Funeral Home. Family was at Mitchell's Friday and Saturday one hour prior to service. Interment, Price City Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers family suggest donations to Notre Dame Catholic Church or Rocky Mountain Hospice.
SPRING GLEN-Our loving husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, and great-great-grandfather, Hugh Saccomanno, age 93, passed away Sept. 27, 2007 in Price.
He was born Dec. 26, 1913 in Spring Glen, Utah to Frank M. and Marianna Caruso Saccomanno.
Married Katherine Rebol, June 14, 1937 in Price.
Hugh was a lifetime resident of Spring Glen. He had a great passion for his farm and remained dedicated to its work his entire life. He was a coal miner at Royal and Kenilworth for 23 years and retired from the Carbon County School District in 1975 with 19 years of service. He enjoyed working on his farm and he was a talented rock mason. Hugh loved visiting with his family and telling stories about his life experiences. He will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved him.
Survived by his wife, Katherine; three children, Katherine (Boyd) Anderson, Spring Glen, Hugh Jr. (Delores), Helper, Bill (Connie), Salt Lake City; five grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren, five great-great-grandchildren, and his little buddy "Muffie".
He was preceded in death by his parents, brothers, Charlie, Ernest, Melvin, Pete and Geno; sisters, Carmella and Roseanna.
Graveside service, Sat., Sept. 29, 2007, 2 p.m., Mountain View Cemetery in Helper. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home.
PRICE-Our beloved mother, grandmother, daughter and sister, Donna Lynn Kenney, age 59, returned to the loving arms of our Heavenly Father on Sept. 27, 2007 at the home of her mother in Price.
She was born May 17, 1948 in Price, Utah to Curtis Jack and Lois Axelsen Abrams.
Lynn loved spending time with her granddaughter and going to Build-A-Bear. She also enjoyed reading and watching movies. She shared a deep compassion for her family and friends, and especially her dogs. She will be dearly missed by her family.
She is survived by her daughter, Kelli Wright, granddaughter, Jaclyn Wright, both of Salt Lake City; mother, Lois Abrams, Price; brother, Brett (Jana) Abrams, Price; and sister, Jackie Abrams, Huntington.
She was preceded in death by her father, Jack Abrams.
Funeral service, Wed., Oct. 3, 2007, 11 a.m., Price North LDS Stake Center. Family will be at Mitchell Funeral Home Tuesday evening from 6-8 p.m. and at the Stake Center Wednesday one hour prior to service. Interment, Price City Cemetery.
CLEVELAND- Keith T. Randall, 49, passed away Sept. 27, 2007 in Price, Utah. He was born Nov. 25,1957 in Price, Utah to Harvey Lee and Beatrice Waterman Randall. He married Tracy Fillmore April 28, 1979 in Price, Utah.
He was raised in Carbon County and moved to Cleveland in 1990. Keith worked for Cleveland City for many years. He was a volunteer fireman in Cleveland for 15 years. Keith was the family mechanic always helping others with their automobiles.
His greatest joy was spending time with his family. He loved pot-gut hunting, 4-wheeling, and his special dog Paco. He will be remembered as a loving husband, father, grandfather and friend.
He is survived by his wife Tracy; daughters Amber Randall, Grand Junction, Colo.; Cassie Randall, Price; daughter-in-law, Brandy (Josh) Wagner, Huntington; granddaughters, Bailey and Chloe; sisters, Barbara (Calvin) Andreen, Virginia (Reese) Evans, Denise (Mike) Seevers, all of Price. Preceded in death by his parents, a brother Harvey A. Randall, and son Keith Alan Randall.
Funeral services were held Mon. Oct. 1, 2007 at the Cleveland LDS Second Ward Chapel. Interment was held at the Cleveland City Cemetery under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
WELLINGTON-Our loving son, grandson, baby brother, uncle, nephew, and "Super Stud", Ty N. Moosman, age 21, was taken from us on Sept. 28, 2007 in Price.
He was born July 6, 1986 in Price to Max and Kimberly Ann Williams Moosman.
Ty was engaged to the love of his life, Felicia Dawn Gentry and they were to be married on Nov. 3, 2007.
Ty graduated from Carbon High School in 2004 and was currently employed at DT & E as a loader operator. He loved spending time with his family, friends and his fiance. He enjoyed riding bulls, camping, fishing, hunting and riding horses on the mountain. He also enjoyed going out on his boat, playing in the water, snowboarding, and riding his dirt bikes and 4-wheelers with his friends.
Ty was loved by all the little kids and he enjoyed their company. His smile, joking personality, and laugh will be missed by everyone who loved and knew him.
Survived by his parents, Max and Kim Moosman, Miller Creek; fiance, Felicia Gentry, Price; grandparents, Beth Moosman, Wellington, Bill and Betty Williams, Miller Creek; sisters, Jeanne Moosman, Miller Creek, Stephanie (Steven) Melo, Altamont, Lynn (Blaine) Wilkerson, Duchesne; brother, Joey (Cordie) Moosman, Wellington; special brother, Ricky Olsen, Wellington; sister-in-law, Gillian Wandell, Cleveland; nephews, Kache, Miles, and Brock Moosman, Stephen and Gus Melo; special nephew, Kaden Olsen; nieces, Shaliesha, Kiesha, Tialynne Moosman, Kaitlyn Phillips, and Kaycey Melo; and many loving aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.
Preceded in death by his grandpa, Boyde Moosman; uncle, Paul Messinger; cousins, Chris and Shane Stansfield, Johnny Moosman, Kena Adair, Travis Moosman, David Fletcher and Kelly Villa.
Funeral service, Wed., Oct.3, 2007, 1 p.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's Tuesday evening from 7-9 p.m. and Wednesday one hour prior to service. Interment, Wellington City Cemetery.
Our father, grandfather, great-grandfather, and friend, Neldon A. Cox passed away on Sept. 26, 2007. His family was blessed and honored to be at his side to bid him farewell on the last of his many journeys.
Neldon was born Nov. 2, 1936 in Orangeville, Utah to Elmer Lewis and Alta Day Cox. He had many talents and trades. In his life he served in the US Navy for four years, and obtained a degree in electronics and television. He also loved being a truck driver and co-owner of a trucking company, owned and operated a service station, worked construction, and later managed a mobile home park.
Neldon was a master at masonry and carpentry and has passed these talents on to his sons. Neldon was a member of The Emery County Sheriff's Jeep Posse/Search and Rescue. Many will remember him as a country music singer and guitar player.
Family and friends have fond memories of camping, fishing, hunting, 4-wheeling, and too many adventures to mention. Neldon loved the outdoors, the desert, and Joe's Valley.
Neldon had a passion for country music and was a gifted vocalist and guitar player. He organized a band called the Blue Notes. The Blue Notes played at various places including the Cowboy club, the Elks Club, and the Hunter's Ball. The band played together for many years. Great music and lifetime friendships have remained an important part of his life.
He married Claudia Alice Justesen, later divorced. Survived by their four children and their spouses: Dennis and Debra Cox, Cedar City; Trina and Jason Branson, Orangeville; Doug Cox, Green River, Wyo.; and Dave and Liz Cox, Vernal. Neldon was also married to Sherry Mendenhall Cox. Sherry has remained his closest friend and wishes to express her love in their special way, "I love you the mostest."
Neldon is preceded in death by his parents, and siblings, Verna Hoops Corbett, LaDean Allred, and Dale Cox.
The family held a graveside service on Sat. Sept. 29, 2007 at 1 p.m. in the Orangeville Cemetery.


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Kennewick Police Seeing Increase in Counterfeit Bills
The Kennewick Police Department says it is seening an increase lately in the incidences of counterfeit bills being used in the community. Below is the reelease from the KPD detailing where and when some of thse incidents have taken place
In the month of January this year we have a seen a spike in counterfeit bills being passed in Kennewick. Here is a quick summary of the details:
fake $20's (3 by same person); also had some $5's from 1/8/13. 1/10/13 at 528 S. Ely – Tesoro Food Mart
1/13/13 – Twigs Bistro. Fake $20
1/14/13 – Westgate school – fake $5 – came in sometime in December
1/15/13 – 8200 W. Gage – Banner Bank – fake $10 that came in from one of the McDonald's in the area (unk which store)
In addition, a detective is working Yokes today regarding 5 counterfeit bills that they received last Friday night.
Unfortunately many businesses don't detect or report counterfeit bills when they are presented and then they aren't detected until deposits are made at the bank. If you receive a counterfeit bill, please call police immediately.


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The Lunker City Salad Spoon couples the best features of a surface spoon, a soft plastic lure and a buzz bait, into one exciting lure! Rigged on the appropriate offset shank hook, the SaladSpoon casts easily, yet its soft-plastic body enters the water with a gentle plunk and its hydrodynamic planing shape keeps it at the top on the slowest retrieve.
The Salad Spoon incorporates a wide action tail that flaps and slaps at the surface when retrieved, creating a tantalizing ruckus that fish respond to more readily than the steady mechanical drone of a buzzbait. And with no spinning blade to foul with moss and algae, the Salad Spoon gurgles right into and through bass-filled areas that stop normal buzz baits in their tracks. Milfoil, lily pads, reed beds, brush, even giant globs of semi-submerged "angel hair" algae...the Salad Spoon comes through without becoming hung. If a bass can swim there, so can the Salad Spoon!
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Comments: What a game changer! Was struggling for a few hours at a local pond to catch finicky bass. At sunset I decided to tie on the salad spoon in white satin on a 5/o owner J hook and I began to wake it on the surface around shallow mats. Before long, I had a 2 lb bass slurp the salad spoon down and soon after I had a fat 3 lber annihilate it! Sick lure, definitely something great for pressured ponds. The bass haven't seen something like it so they are more willing to take a nab at it! Tie one on, and hold on tight.
From: Jason: NY 9/18/15
Comments: Great lure. No bass where I live but there are lots of pike and the Salad Spoon works great for them. I especially like the way they swim on the surface yet with a quick jerk, they will go subsurface when needed. I can even get them back up on the surface. I've experienced no twisting problems. They cast well and hook ups are easy. I have yet to find any in my Province. my stock is getting low but I don't go pike fishing very often anyway. If I come across this lure again someday, I will be sure to buy some. I would love to see a larger size.
From: Daniel: Quebec, Canada 7/10/15
Comments: This is the best slop bait I've used. Just Texas Rig it and it'll swim on the surface on a slow (jitterbug speed) retrieve. It's good for when you'd normally throw a jitterbug but there's too much slop to use trebles. This has got to be one of the best baits that Lunker City has ever invented. I have no idea why it's not more famous.
From: Brad: Gate City, VA 8/29/14
Comments: MishAp here to let you know that these are SICK. SICK in a good way. Very versatile. I swim them up top or just a little under the skurface. Ya feel me? Got a swim jig? Slap it on thur. LC is kind of an 'under tha radar' operation, so buy em up and fish them, that boat in front of you probably ISNT.
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Comments: good bait I rig it on a 4/0 EWG hook my favorite color is black Chartreuse
Comments: if you fish in the tules, this is a must have bait. i use different colors according to water clarity but i favor white or black. i find the stanley double frog hooks in the 4/0 size to be the most effective for me . the back weighted or no wt. are good hookers on this bait. if there's a better weedless set-up, i don't know of it. i like 50# braid by hi seas and a heavy/med. heavy stick works well. hooks and colors are a matter of choice but braided line is mandatory. like the frog strikes, give a pause before setting the hook. these baits work! give them a try---
From: Wes: Salinas, CA
Comments: i like these, to me they are the "original" to what we now call the strike king rage tail eeliminator.but these produce better for me and have better hook up ratios,i think due to the downsized tail.i tend to use a 4/0 frog hook on these sometimes or a owner beast hook.they last for me (7-12) fish per bait give or take some.but for the price,whocares.next time your out froggin give these a try,or add a slide weight and swim them just over the growing weedlines....tightlines!!!
From: Sam: Chicago, IL
Comments: I have had a lot of success with the Salad spoon. I was looking for something a little more subtle than the typical frog topwater and I found it. I have caught countless 4-6 pound bass when the bass are passing on the frog. I fish them in heavy cover and open water. I also fish very heavily pressured water and this has given the bass a completely new look that they are not used to. They do tend to roll if not rigged just so. But when they are rigged correctly, they produce. The only downside is that they are not very durable. I've had some last 5 fish and I've had some last 1 before they were trashed. I rig them with an Owner Wide Gap Plus 3/0 and that has worked better than any other hooks or sizes.
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There aren't many shows that would think of combining Christmas and the Mayan Apocalypse — and there are even fewer that would have any chance of pulling it off. But if any show can, it's Raising Hope, which tonight finds the family preparing for what Virginia thinks will be their last Christmas — or pre-Christmas, seeing as she thinks the world is going to end Dec. 21. Unfortunately for Virginia, that fast-approaching end date is likely to make Maw Maw even less inhibited, assuming that's even possible.
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Here's something even those of us who have little interest in watching Dancing With the Stars can get behind: an episode spoofing Dancing With the Stars, built around James Van Der Beek's dancing debut on the show, an event the show promises will be jaw-dropping. Not that Chloe will notice; she's too busy taking advantage of James' absence by running a con in his empty penthouse.
Parenthood reaches its winter break with a Christmas episode of its own, as the Bravermans gather to celebrate the holiday, the first Crosby and Jasmine will face as a family. The good tidings, however, do not extend to Sarah, who remains stuck between her feelings for Mark and her fondness for Hank. All series are never going to work for all people, and I count among those who have never bought into Parenthood's characters or many of its performances. But there should always be a place on TV for a family drama, and I'm happy to have this one hold that place for those who enjoy it.


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The question of which voting machine system to go with was discussed in the recent Emery County Commission meeting. There has been much talk as to which system is best since the voting debacle in Florida in the 2000 election. In 2002 the federal government mandated changes in the current voting system. The Help America Vote Act was established along with a funding package to help bring the states into compliance.
The lieutenant governor is the election official for the state of Utah. Lt. Gov. Gary Herbert has entered into an agreement with Diebold to provide voting equipment for the state of Utah.
The county was also given the option of upgrading the present system of voting, but it would be at the county's expense to come into compliance. County Clerk Bruce Funk spoke to the commission about his adamant opposition to changing the current mode of voting in the county. Voters vote a paper ballot which is tabulated by an optical scan voting machine. Funk said he has been active in elections since 1984 and has spent more time than anyone making sure the elections are accurate and that every vote counts.
Funk said he is uncomfortable with the human error factor of the computerized system. He likes the paper trail which exists with the paper ballot and doesn't see this same protection factor with the new machines. The tabulations can be printed out from the new machine which looks similar to a cash register tape where each vote can be recorded manually should a recount be needed.
Estimates range to about $5,000 per precinct for a machine for handicapped voters. This expense would be incurred by the county. The county must comply with the new regulations for handicapped voters.
The new Diebold machines comply with the standards for handicapped voters and no added expense would be incurred. The counties are responsible for their own upkeep on the new Diebold machines. The machines must also be stored in a controlled environment where they will not be exposed to severe temperature fluctuations. It is unknown at this time the exact costs of maintenance and storage.
Funk said he would support the commissioners if they went with the Diebold machine and if at any time he couldn't support them he would step aside.
Funk thinks the state has the counties over a barrel since they control the purse strings.
Commissioner Ira Hatch said it is the responsibility of the commission to act in the best interest of the citizens of Emery County. Surveys report that on election day there is approximately a 10 percent failure rate. With 40 machines in the county this would put four down on election day.
Currently a machine is being developed that can read the tape for a recount on the new machine. Funk is concerned with the procedure to be followed with a recount on the new machines.
Commissioner Gary Kofford said on the new Diebold machine that three computer chips record the vote. A voter can check to see if he has voted correctly before the vote is counted. If the ballot is undervoted or overvoted, the machine will not allow the vote to be cast.
Commissioner Kofford said a recount on the current voting machine is done by running the ballots through the machine again. According to Funk a recount doesn't have to be manually recounted.
Commissioner Kofford said to stay on the present system it would cost at least $50,000 for which the county is responsible. If the county chooses to go through Diebold the voting machines will be entirely funded except for operation and maintenance.
Each machine also has a five hour backup battery should the power go out during the election. Commissioner Drew Sitterud said the new machines can show you what to fix if you have made a mistake which paper ballots cannot do.
The counties will incur costs for the new machines for hardware, staff, training, vendor, voter awareness, maintenance, storage, supplies and transportation; it is not known at this time exactly what these costs will be. The machines are guaranteed for replacement until 2009 with the replacement guarantee and also a maintenance guarantee where the machine can be shipped back and repaired.
Commissioner Hatch said, "We all know and realize that we have to be HAVA compliant."
The new machines go through an accuracy test. Commissioner Hatch said there are benefits from both directions and also unknowns.
Commissioner Sitterud said if we go with Diebold and it doesn't work out we have the option to drop out at any time. Commissioner Hatch said if we don't go with Diebold and it is mandated down the road, then how much would it cost to get into it down the road to come into compliance?
Commissioner Sitterud made a motion to go ahead with the Diebold system and go with the state. Commissioner Kofford seconded the motion and it was approved.


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Construction begins on U.S. 6 from Wellington to Grassy Trail Creek
The Utah Department of Transportation began construction March 17 on U.S. 6 from Wellington to Grassy Trail Creek. The project will add uphill passing lanes to increase safety on U.S. Highway 6.
Traffic will be reduced to one lane in alternating directions through the first week of construction, but will then switch to leave one lane open in each direction. Crews will work Monday through Thursday and plan to complete the project by fall 2008.
Motorists are advised to use caution and watch for heavy equipment and construction crews in the area.
For more information, call the project public information hotline at (435) 687-2494.


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THOMAS D. KRAEMER, a Commander in the U.S. Navy, is a 22-year veteran of the U.S. Navy Submarine Force. He entered the Navy under the Nuclear Power Officer Program, and has since served on four different nuclear powered fast attack submarines. He has deployed seven times to every ocean in the world, including under the polar ice cap. He is a veteran of both Operation DESERT STORM and Operation IRAQI FREEDOM. Most recently, Commander Kraemer has served in the Pentagon for the Director of Naval Intelligence and at Submarine Group Two and Submarine Tactical Development Squadron Twelve in Groton, Connecticut. His next assignment will be at the Naval Submarine School. Commander Kraemer received a bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Notre Dame, and is a 2006 graduate of the U.S. Army War College.
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Authored by Commander Thomas D. Kraemer.
In his 2006 State of the Union address, President Bush proclaimed that "America is addicted to oil, which is often imported from unstable parts of the world." The plan he then proposed is step one in weaning America from its addiction, and is a necessary but not fully sufficient step to ensuring our future national security through Middle East Oil independence.


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Minnetonka Kilty Moccasin
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Look oh so cute in this trendy Kilty moccasin by Minnetonka! This metallic flat is our favorite weekend basic due to its comfy construction and fun styling.
- Suede metallic upper
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By: GoldenGuardian
Location: California
January 21, 2014
Nice looking and comfy
"Love these shoes. Have bought Minnetonka moccasin slippers before, these are a bit more narrow so more stylish, and the bronze color looks great. I normally wear a 9.5, but a 9 is my size in these. Extremely comfortable."
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December 17, 2013
perfect moccasins!
"I ordered the Minnetonka Kilty Moccasins in bronze. They are a great neutral color that goes with nearly anything. I have been wearing them for a little over a week now & have found them to be quite comfortable. They are just the slightest bit wide but not so much that it's a problem. I would highly recommend them."
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December 13, 2013
Great Shoe
"There shoes were a little looser than previous Minnetonka Moccasins I have purchased, however they are still comfortable and quality! Love the pewter color too. They really shine and will look good with outfits this spring."
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November 19, 2013
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"Purchased for my daughter. Very comfortable, and easy to put on. Was hoping they would be more of a lighter color as pictured, but the suede pewter is lil darker than expected. Still loving these moccasins. Great buy!"
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The Wairarapa Surfcasting Club was formed in 2004 by local fishermen keen to go out with others and with the added
advantage belonging to a club brings, being able to enter fishing competitions and casting events.
Since its formation it has gained popularity. Although its membership isn't large loyal members include several who have been with the club since its formation.
Two of these are Malcolm and Beverley Mattsson who joined not long after the club began and play a large part in its activities and success.
Malcolm says the club began after people who loved fishing said there was not a lot happening and the idea of forming a club was suggested.
''There were a lot of old fellows to start with, they just wanted to go down to the beach and catch a few fish and socialise. But those sort of things changed and younger people came in and said: 'We want to catch fish, we don't want to sit around here laughing and joking. It was a healthy thing to compete one against another because we were going for points because fish have all got so many points so that is how it is at the moment.
''It's competitive, it's fun and we've kept it so when the designated fishing weekend is announced the entire club goes to the beach and we're all together. We start at two on Saturday and finish two on Sunday. We have a barbecue dinner about four before it gets dark and then we fish all night.''
Malcolm says that while some of the younger ones fish right through until about 9am older guys like himself ''go like stink'' until about midnight when they slowly fade.
The Wairarapa coast is made up of many beaches and rocky areas and can be dangerous especially when people are fishing at night, so safety is taken very seriously and no alcohol is allowed at the monthly weekend events.
''We enjoy each other's company and have a lot of fun and at the Saturday night barbecue it's a great social event.
''We also teach people to respect the fish so the club has a catch and release policy where we limit our fish total to five of each species, which are weighed for points and then released.''
The club is a member of the Angling and Casting Association, which means there are many opportunities for club members to compete for trophies and prizes.
One popular event is the annual casting day which is held at the Red Star Rugby Field in Masterton. There are also friendly competitions against other clubs.
Each month there is a club meeting when members discuss anything and everything to do with fishing. For new members it is a great opportunity to learn more about the sport from people who have been surfcasting for many
years. Malcolm says this is a great time for members to catch up and socialise.
''We talk about fishing techniques, show new members how to make up rigs or show people how to make flasher rigs. The club has an experienced casting instructor who will cover everything from surfcasting to trout casting.
''It's a great chance to learn new things. We even talk about bait and what to use to catch certain fish. People think you can use any old bait and that will do but each fish has its own preferences and what works for one will not work for another, so there is a lot to learn.
''Then there is the best time of day to fish. It's nice to fish during the day but our club records show that our experienced members who fish from Saturday afternoon until Sunday morning catch the most fish. If you want to catch fish do it at night and use the right bait.''
Malcolm is happy to help anyone who would like to give it a try but don't have transport.
''If someone is a bit lonely or is interested in coming along but has'nt got any way of getting out I'm happy to pick them up and take them out for the day at no charge so they can see if they like it and want to join up.
'' It's a warm friendly club with some great members.''
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25 October 2006
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Mr Ron Radford, Director, National Gallery of Australia, and Mr Rupert Myer, Chairman, National Gallery of Australia Council today opened the new Southeast Asian Gallery with the unveiling of one of the earliest and finest ancestral sculptures found in our region.
The new major acquisition known as 'The Bronze Weaver' is a masterpiece of 6th-century Indonesian sculpture and is the most important Southeast Asian object in the National Gallery of Australia's collection. Acquired for $4 million, it is perhaps the most important bronze ancestral sculpture from our region.
The sculpture of a woman feeding a young baby depicts an ancient but continuing tradition of textile weaving. Director Ron Radford says 'The Bronze Weaver' provides a valuable link to our large and important Southeast Asian textile collection – the richest and most diverse of its kind.'
The National Gallery of Australia has long made it a priority to collect Southeast Asian art, which was outlined in a policy for future acquisitions which was launched also by National Gallery Chairman, Rupert Myer.
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I think InuYasha has the best music.
I think InuYasha has the best music.
I vote naruto, the early episodes have very good music direction.
Must admit I always loved the music from .hack//sign.
Elfin lied had some really good music, i loved the gregorian chant used throught and in the titles
For some reason my mind is blank, so I'm going to say naruto.
Cowboy Beebop did have a really good track, but I think the soundtrack to Samurai Champloo was phenomenal. I also really like the music in Hajime no Ippo.
Oh! SC had great music, I forgot. And I can't remember the HnI music.