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At approximately 4 a.m. on March 23 the Emery County Dispatch call center received a 911 call from Ace Gunsolley. He is the night clerk at the Holiday Inn Express. He reported an armed robbery had just occurred at the hotel. Gunsolley stated that a male approximately 6 ft. 4 inches around 240 pounds had entered the hotel lobby and he had told Gunsolley, he had a gun in his pocket and he wanted all the cash. The clerk gave the robber all the cash he had access to and then the suspect left the area.
Deputy Jeff Newland and Trooper Bronson Wood were both on duty just east of Green River and both arrived within three to five minute of being dispatched. They didn't have a vehicle description at that time. Additional deputies responded and the investigation ensued. The deputies were then able to get a vehicle description from the Super 8 Motel and that description was given to the deputies. Just west of milepost 127, Deputy Jeff Weber located a vehicle matching the description of the vehicle involved in the armed robbery. The vehicle was off the side of the interstate and was unoccupied.
While processing the vehicle registration, a male approached the abandoned car from the east bound lane carrying a gas can. The subject then told Deputy Weber that it was his car and he had ran out of gas and walked into Salina. A female individual had brought him back out to his car. Deputy Weber became highly suspicious that this could be the subject involved in the robbery. He attempted to further question the subject. The subject gained access to his vehicle and headed westbound. Deputy Wewas able to shoot out the driver side rear tire. Deputy Weber was in pursuit of the suspect vehicle, on the westbound side of I-70, just east of the Ghost Rocks Rest Area. The suspect vehicle began to distance itself from from the deputy.
The deputy lost sight of the suspect vehicle. At this point the suspect vehicle left the highway and ran into a ravine.
The deputy continued westbound as he didn't see the suspect vehicle in the ravine.
An individual made contact with Sgt. Mitch Vetere informing him that a black car was down in a ravine a few miles back.
The individual took Sgt. Vetere to where the vehicle had been seen. Several deputies coming westbound and eastbound from Fremont Junction continued to search for the vehicle. Deputy Doug Downard, Trooper Glen Begay, Det. John Barnett and Deputy Weber located the vehicle with the suspect still in the vehicle at milepost 123. The suspect was taken into custody safely without further incident.
It is unknown who the man is at this time as he didn't have any identification on his person and is not cooperating with the Emery County Sheriff's Office.
The car the man was driving was stolen from Nebraska.

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Dennis and Debi Blackburn announce the marriage of their son, Reed Blackburn, to Amber Johnson, the daughter of Allan and Eileen Johnson and Jodean Albiston. They will be married in the Mount Timpanogos Temple on May 1.
Amber will graduate in May from Utah State University with a degree in early child development and special education.
Reed, a 2000 graduate of Carbon High will also graduate from USU in May with a Master's Degree in second language teaching.
Reed served a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Lattter-day Saints in the Madrid Spain Mission.
The couple will make their home in Logan.


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Annual Giving to the University Fund
Gifts to the University Fund make possible a university experience like no other, where faith development, cross-cultural understanding, creation care and service to others are emphasized. These gifts can be designated for the university, seminary, the Center for Justice and Peacebuilding, athletics annual fund or any combination of the four.
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Your Gifts to the University Fund Will…
- Enable EMU to fulfill its mission of preparing graduates to serve and lead in a global context.
- Cover a substantial portion of the university's operating budget not covered by income from endowment and tuition. The tuition paid by students accounts for only a portion of the cost of an EMU education.
- Enable the university to be competitive and selective in attracting and retaining faculty who combine excellence in scholarship with a deep commitment to students and the mission of the university.
- Help to fund technology for classrooms, science and computer labs, and the library.
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EMU Awarded $13.3 Million in Financial Aid in 2014-15
EMU's interest in keeping tuition affordable and reducing student debt load upon graduation is what drives our efforts to encourage unrestricted, annual giving. These gifts enable the university to offer financial assistance to highly qualified students, regardless of their ability to pay.
Because seminary students are not eligible for federal grants, EMU financial assistance to seminary students has more than doubled in the last ten years. These gifts allow students from Mennonite, Methodist and other Christian denominations to further discern their call to ministry and prepare for service in church and other settings.
Givings designated for the Center for Justice and Peacebuilding (CJP) benefit students from a wide variety of backgrounds, cultures and countries. These gifts provide support for CJP's educational and training programs, thereby assisting in keeping tuition more affordable.
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Hot Harry was in Washington yesterday to receive an award in recognition of his work with wounded servicemen. He was surrounded by military men. He seemed very comfortable. And he looked perfect in his tux. And he may or may not be bootycalling Chelsy Davy. UK gossips say the two are sneaking around again but not "officially" back together.
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Not all videos will be accepted for use by the Church or be included as part of the LDS library of Video, Audio, and Images. Look carefully at the standards outlined below to understand what types of videos will be accepted.
If possible, submit your video in one of these formats:
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If you are creating a video with a music underscore, please follow the Music Standard for the Call for Music and create an arrangement from music that is in the public domain, or your original composition.
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- Audio levels should be between -12 decibels and -18 decibels.
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If you have questions about video basics or copyright issues, take a look at the four videos created by the Church's Public Affairs Department on lighting, photography, videography, and copyright and trademark issues.
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The 2006 Class of Inductees
Herman Affel, 1893–1972, and Lloyd Espenschied, 1889–1986, Coaxial cable. The coaxial cable made it possible to carry thousands of simultaneous phone calls on long distance circuits.
Karl Bosch, 1884–1940, and Fritz Haber, 1868–1934, Ammonia production process. The Haber-Bosch process has remained unchanged since the early 1900s, and is used today to manufacture thousands of tons of ammonia used worldwide in the production of fertilizer.
Willard Boyle, 1924–, and George Smith, 1930–, Charge-coupled device. The charge-coupled device was key to advancing digital imaging technology, and can be found in most imaging devices including digital cameras, scanners and satellite surveillance.
Vinton Cerf, 1943– and Robert Kahn, 1938–, Internet Protocol (TCP/IP). Cerf and Kahn created the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) that allows the widespread use of the Internet. Cerf and Kahn are often referred to as the "fathers of the Internet."
Robert Gore, 1937–, ePTFE. Gore invented a new form of polytetrafluoroethylene (ePTFE) widely known by the GORE-TEX® brand name. Valued by outdoor enthusiasts, GORE-TEX® materials also have applications in medical, industrial, electrical and textile products.
Richard Hoe, 1812–1886, Rotary printing press. Hoe's advanced printing press technology allowed for the development of the first mass media, and revolutionized newspaper printing.
Benjamin Holt, 1849–1920, Track-type tractor. Holt ushered in the modern era of mechanized farming with his invention, the first track-type tractor known as the "Caterpillar." The tractor went on to be applied not just to agriculture, but also earthmoving and military operations.
Ali Javan, 1926–, Helium-neon laser. The helium-neon laser is the most useful, practical and profitable type of laser in use today. It made holography practical, is used in UPC code checkout scanners and is critical for a wide range of construction, medical and monitoring technologies.
Robert Langer, 1948–, Controlled Drug Delivery. Langer revolutionized biomedical technology through the development of a controlled drug delivery system. He also pioneered a variety of remotely controlled drug delivery systems that vary the amount of drug released through electric impulse, ultrasound and magnetic fields.
Julio Palmaz, 1945–, Intravascular Stent. The Palmaz® Stent was the first commercially successful intravascular stent. It has revolutionized cardiac care, with more than a million people undergoing coronary artery stenting annually to repair clogged arteries.
Gregory Pincus, 1903–1967, Oral contraceptive pill. By creating the first practical oral contraceptive, the birth control pill, in the 1950s, Gregory Pincus brought privacy and convenience to women worldwide.
Games Slayter, 1896—1964, Dale Kleist, 1909–1998, and John Thomas, 1907–1991, Fiberglass. In the 1930s, the trio developed the method for mass production of affordable fiberglass, the basis for Owens-Corning Fiberglas® Corporation. Today, Owens Corning is a $5 billion global leader, manufacturing not just glass fiber insulation, but also glass fiber impregnated laminates used in sports cars, boats and bathroom fixtures.
Elihu Thomson, 1853–1937, Arc lighting. Thomson was an integral contributor to the development of electricity as a power and light source during the turn of the 20th century.
William Upjohn, 1853–1932, Dissolvable pill. In 1880, Upjohn began developing a pill that dissolved easily in the stomach. In 1884 he invented a machine to mass-produce these pills with a regulated dosage.
Granville Woods, 1856–1910, Railroad telegraph. A prolific inventor, Woods developed the railroad telegraph, a device that transmitted messages between moving trains. Prior to its creation, moving trains were unable to communicate with each other or with rail stations.
In 2006, the National Inventors Hall of Fame also inducted a group of historically significant inventors who have long been deserving of recognition.
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By ALICE WADLEYstaff writer
The Emery County School Board met for their monthly meeting at Canyon View Junior High. The board approved the following new hires for the district; Karl Jensen - Teacher at Cleveland Elementary, Madison Higley - Teacher at Green River High, Scott Lofley - Teacher at San Rafael, Amanda Frandsen - Teacher at Castle Dale Elementary, Kaylei Garcia - Teacher at Castle Dale Elementary, Tawni Jensen - Teacher at Green River High.
Principal Larry Davis from Emery High School presented his findings on starting a girls soccer team at Emery High.
At the beginning of each school year students participate in a survey to gauge interest in sports and other activities. A total of 39 girls were interested in a girls soccer team. If Emery High were to add a girls soccer team it would bring the number of female participants in line with male participants in Emery High Programs. Depending on a final decision by the UHSAA there would likely be a divisional placement of 2A for girls soccer for the first year.
This would have to be approved by the UHSAA. The UHSAA could make one of three decisions; allow Emery to play in 2A, let Emery run an independent schedule or decline the request and ask for a submission at a later date. A girls soccer team would provide more opportunities for students.
The difficulties of adding a girls soccer team would be the additional expense of another athletic program. The boys had supporters to fund the start-up equipment through fund-raisers. There has been no such promises from supporters of girls soccer.
The boys soccer coaches also donated their coaching pay back to the organization. There will be additional work for the athletic director, financial secretary and attendance secretary. Coaching will create problems. If a coach is on the school staff he/she will miss instructional time.
A non-staff coach may not have the same connection with students or school staff. Facilities would also create a problem. The football field would not be available for daily practice and rarely available for matches.
The only field available would be the softball field which would require establishing boundary lines. The water is usually turned off by the time school starts, if the softball field is used it could cause harm to the grass. The pending realignment next year could put Emery in 3A, which would be very difficult for a beginning soccer program. With a girls soccer team, Emery High would have six athletic programs during the same season. It is possible that all of the programs would have road contests on the same day. This will create a greater demand on transportation, also considering the buses must maintain their regular bus runs.
Principal Davis recommended to hold off on starting a girls soccer program, unless it is deemed essential to narrow the gap between male and female participants at Emery High. Emery High will continue it's feasibility study in the 2014-2015 school year.
Principal Davis will present the study findings in the December school board meeting at Emery High.
The school board considered the matter based on the information given and deemed a girls soccer team would not be feasible right now.
They will consider the matter again in December.
Principal Jim Jones and Coach Dean Stilson made a request for use of summer buses.
They asked the board to consider letting the sports teams use the buses to attend summer camps. Coach Stilson asked if the board if they could come up with a reasonable cost to allow for the use of the buses.
The average cost of a bus is between $3.70 and $4 per mile.
The cost to attend these camps would be incurred by the students and parents so they don't want it to be a burden for parents. Coach Stilson gave a sample proposal for the girls basketball team to attend one summer camp using district transportation. He would like to use suburbans unless the numbers dictate a bus is necessary. In order to accommodate this camp Coach Stilson would schedule one less tournament during the regular season and use a summer camp in place of that tournament. The players would help pay for the transportation costs. The board voted and approved the use of district transportation for the sports teams to attend summer camps.
The board will give their final cost to use district transportation in the June school board meeting.
The board approved the Landtrust Plans for the individual schools.
The board approved changes to policies. The suicide prevention policy change allows for teachers to ask questions to someone they believe is suicidal or in imminent danger. A revision to the student attendance and truancy policy, actions would not be taken against a student with a 3.5 GPA for being habitually truant. School community councils will hold elections at the beginning or end of the school year. Home school curriculums will no longer be dictated by the state. The current policy for the summer use of buses was rescinded to allow for summer use.
Approval of capital outlay projects was approved for HVAC upgrades to Emery High and Castle Dale Elementary, a parking lot redesign at Bookcliff Elementary and approval of an auditing firm for the next five years.
The principals report was given by Principal Jones. He said the end of year testing is nearly complete.
At the band festival the Canyon View 8th and 9th grade bands received superior ratings. The County Days track meet, band concert and chorus concert is coming up soon.
The closing program will be on May 21 at 6 p.m. Awards will be handed out on May 23. The Canyon View goals are to add honors classes. The community council decided to continue with the tutor trackers.
Since they have been hired all of the 9th grade students have passed their classes. Ferd Allred is working on an intramural sports program.
This would give more students the opportunity to participate in sports due to the integration of 9th grade students into high school sports.
The school now has 32 Chromebooks. Principal Jones asked the board to consider hiring a part-time counselor to meet the needs of the students. He is working with Four Corners to meet the counseling needs of students when the counselor is at another school. There is a real need for counseling services.
Roger Swenson addressed the board concerning the issue of trip buses being assigned to Green River. Swenson said his utmost concern is safety of the students especially when he sends them on a trip. He doesn't want to send a bus that keeps breaking down. On one of the trips Swenson sent a 2009 bus to Green River because it had a book rack to put things on.
He did not send a 2010 bus because they have a history of breaking down. For example: on a football trip to Manti one of the buses broke down because it was leaking antifreeze.
On another trip to North Sevier, Swenson received a call from the Utah Highway Patrol called him about the bus being broken down in the canyon.
There was a report of a 2013 bus breaking down, which wasn't true. The check engine light came on and the driver called Swenson to see what to do.
The driver checked all of the fluids and did not find a problem. The bus continued to its destination without further incident.
Swenson further stated the history of the buses with the luggage racks has not been good and he doesn't want to send a bus to Navajo Mountain or another rural school and have the bus break down.
There is no guarantee cell phone service would be available to phone for help. A possible solution would be to send a 2013 bus with book racks and request a suburban with a utility trailer to hold luggage. This could alleviate the problem.
The board discussed their assignments for graduation and the meeting concluded.


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ORANGEVILLE - Ida Mozell Van Buren, 89, died March 27, 2002, at Ogden Regional Medical Center after a short illness. Born Nov. 9, 1912, in Castle Dale, to Alva Fred and Ida May Wall. Married A. Clark Van Buren Feb. 28, 1931, later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple.
Mozell is noted for her love of family, friends, sharing stories with others, and enjoying the outdoors. She held many positions in the LDS Church including primary, mutual, and relief society. She will be remembered by her family as a loving mother and grandmother.
Survived by two daughters and one son: Charlotte (La Grand) Wilberg, Rhome, Texas; Connie (Robert) Moffitt, Ogden; Randy C. (Karen) Van Buren, Syracuse. Eight grandchildren, 19 great-grandchildren, and nine great, great-grandchildren. One brother and two sisters: Brant Wall, Salt Lake City; Norma Whitfield, Salt Lake City; and Joann Crawford, Ferron.
Funeral services were Mon., April 1, in the Orangeville LDS Church. Burial in the Orangeville City Cemetery under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
HELPER - Our loving mother, grandmother and great-grandmother, Edith Guarienti Sallas, age 94, died March 27, 2002 at Rocky Mountain Care Center in West Valley.
She was born April 23, 1907 in Helper to Eugene and Margherita Pianasso Guarienti. Married John Sallas Aug. 11, 1929 in Price. He died March 27, 1972.
Active member St. Anthony Catholic Church, where she cleaned and took care of the church linens for over 30 years. She was a woman of the year at St. Anthony's Parish in 1983 and past president of the Altar Society.
Longtime resident of Helper, where she was active in many community projects and served as a judge of elections for 12 years. Member of the Utah Federated Women's club for 31 years, where she was president for two years and also held other offices.
Survived by son, J. Dennis Salamanikas, West Valley City; three grandchildren, Donna, Dennis E. Jr., Kirstie; great-grandchildren, Jason, Kayla, Crystal, Stephanie; niece, Renee; nephews, Richard and Roger; special friend and caregiver, Betty Phelps. Preceded in death by parents; husband; eldest son, Christopher; sister; brother; daughter-in-law, Christina Fazzio Salamanikas.
Funeral Mass was held on April 1, 10 a.m., St. Anthony Catholic Church in Helper. Family was at the church Monday one hour prior to Mass. Committal service, Mountain View Cemetery, Helper, under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home.
KANAB - Thomas W. Sheffield, age 91, passed away peacefully at his daughter's home in Price on March 26, 2002.
He was born May 29, 1910 to Joseph Thomas Sheffield and Hannah Reynolds. Married Iola Jensen on July 6, 1933. She died Oct. 18, 1990. Married Genevieve Blackburn, Dec. 1992.
Survived by wife, Genevieve; three daughters, Barbara (Ray) Kremers, Price; Renee (Chad) Cram, Kanab; Shirleen (David) Jan Kowski, Republic of Georgia; 10 grandchildren, 32 great-grandchildren, 24 great-great-grandchildren; three sisters, Hannah Tucker, Jane Jensen, Mary Jensen; two brothers, Bob Riley and George Riley.
Funeral service was held on March 30, Price 11th LDS Ward. Interment was in Kanab Cemetery on April 1.
In lieu of flowers, family suggests contributions to the American Cancer Society.


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In observation of President's Day and Abraham Lincoln's Birthday the Emery County Republican Party hosted a breakfast and speakers. Bill Dellos is the party chairman and he welcomed the participants to the breakfast at Barn's Grill in Castle Dale. The National Anthem was sung by Elizabeth Fuller.
Gary Arrington, party vice chairman gave a tribute to Pres. Abraham Lincoln. He said Pres. Lincoln's administration was not without its problems. There were contentions among the Republican party with the copperheads and the radical republicans. Pres. Lincoln was the 16th president of the United States. He was a lawyer and an Illinois legislator. He opposed slavery. He was elected President and began immediately to abolish slavery. He closely supervised the Civil War and worked with Ulysses S. Grant and they successfully defused the Confederate movement. He managed his own re-election campaign and was one of the all time great presidents.
Arrington gave several quotes attributed to Pres. Lincoln including: "A friend is one who has the same enemies as you have. Am I not destroying my enemies when I make friends of them? No man has a good enough memory to make a successful liar. Most folks are about as happy as they make up their minds to be. Fourscore and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent, a new nation, conceived in liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal."
Phil Fauver, the delegate at large for the party introduced the speakers. He also mentioned legislation recently passed that allows Veterans to salute the flag during the Pledge of Allegiance and National Anthem without being in uniform.
Lt. Gov. Gary Herbert was first to address the audience. "I appreciate very much what you do here in Emery County at the grass roots level. People ask us all the time, 'What are you going to do in your second term of office.' I tell them we are going to do a lot of the same things as we did our first term. We are going to work to grow the economy. We appreciate the local government people. Abe Lincoln said, 'I am a firm believer in the people.'"
Herbert said it is important that the American people have the facts. The economy is not as good as it has been, but the messages have been worse than the problems. Half of the money with the bailouts they can't track. "We need to use common sense. Not understate the problems, but not overstate the problems either. It bothers me that they are always using the phrase that this is the worst the economy has been since the Great Depression. They use those words a lot. This is like comparing a headache to a cancerous tumor. They just aren't the same. It's not comparable. Things are different now. The real estate market is always the first to feel the crunch and the last to recover. Nationwide the foreclosure rate is 2.9 percent. In Utah it is 1.4 percent; during the Great Depression it was 50 percent.
"Half of the foreclosures have taken place in Arizona, California, Florida and Nevada where inflated prices and subprime lending have taken their toll. Live within your means. In the Great Depression, the unemployment rate was 25 percent. One in four people were out of work. A large number of people then worked in agriculture. So that 25 percent rate was understated.
"In Utah right now the unemployment rate is 4.2 percent and nationwide it is 7.6 percent. That is the largest number in recent years, but the glass is still 93 percent full and only 7 percent empty. It's not all bad. Exports in Utah are up. Mineral lease monies are up. Tourism is up. Last year Zion's Park had a record number of people visit. Right now there are 109 businesses actively investigating Utah to relocate or start a business. The mortgage business is currently refinancing mortgages for as low as 5 percent," said Herbert.
Herbert told of speaking to a realtor who said people have to have a down payment, credit and a job to get a loan for a house and Herbert said imagine that. That's how it was when he started out in the realty business. Lending companies have violated basic principles of lending in recent times.
During economic bad times, great companies have been born. General Electric started in the 1870s. Disney started in 1923. In 1975 Microsoft started. Good things happen from adversity.
Herbert said that Republican principles encourage limited government. "The power is in the private sector," said Herbert. "Government should play a limited role. The private sector creates jobs. If the economy is healthy then, the problems take care of themselves. Too many people look to the government. Many times the government is the problem and not the solution."
Herbert said to help your neighbor yourself, don't depend on the government to do it. If you give your neighbor a dollar then he gets the whole dollar. If you give the government the dollar to give to your neighbor then he'll only end up with 33 cents.
Herbert thanked the Emery County Republicans, "You make me proud to be a Republican, I am one with you," said Herbert.
Jim Bennett was next, he is the son of Sen. Bob Bennett. Bennett said he appreciates the optimism of Lt. Gov. Herbert. Bennett said Pres. Lincoln is near and dear to the heart of Sen. Bennett. Lincoln faced great trials. He returned the country to the principles upon which it was first founded. "America was founded on an idea," said Bennett. He said Iraq and other countries have a hard time with this concept because most other countries are founded by ethnic groups. The groups in Iraq have a hard time getting along with each other.
America was based on an ideal and it's good to be reminded of that in times of crisis. The things that John Madison and Thomas Jefferson stood for matter. Remember the principles on which this country was founded. It's bigger than any one individual.
Bennett said he is the campaign manager for his father's re-election for a fourth term. He and his father are going to get out into the communities. "The Republican party in the local communities is strong, but nationally it's hanging by a thread. Sen. Bennett represents limited government and families. Sen. Bennett works hard to represent you. I appreciate the opportunity to be here with you today." said Bennett.
Chris Hansen was in attendance representing Sen. Orrin Hatch. "This is my fifth time here at the Republican breakfast. Sen. Hatch said he appreciates your support. He is back in Washington. This is the 200th anniversary since Abe Lincoln's birth. He is a fascinating man and a great leader. He gave three speeches outside of Washington, two are not remembered and one was the Gettysburg Address.
"Towards the end of his life in March of 1865, Gen. Grant sent a note to Pres. Lincoln asking him to visit the troops. On April 2, 1865 the confederates abandoned Richmond, but before they left they burned all the supplies. Pres. Lincoln decided to go visit Richmond. There was a slave there along the street and he fell down and tried to kiss the boots of Lincoln. Pres. Lincoln raised him up and said, 'Don't kneel toward me, only kneel toward God and thank him for the liberty you now enjoy. The only people left in Richmond were the slaves. Crowds gathered around Pres. Lincoln they couldn't believe he was there among them. He spoke to them. 'My dear friends, you are free. Cast aside the name of slave and trample on it. Learn the laws and obey them, obey God's commandments,'" said Hansen. Pres. Lincoln was assassinated 10 days later.
Hansen mentioned the flight that landed in the Hudson that hit a flock of birds and damaged two engines. The calm pilot brought the plane to rest, but the flight attendants removed the passengers to safety. At first the passengers rushed to the back, if they had been allowed to do that the plane would have sunk. The flight attendants sent them to the front of the plane where they were rescued. "Our leaders are like pilots, but we are like the flight attendants. We need to get out into the communities, we need to provide the citizens with guidance. Our party needs to continue to be strong," said Hansen.
State Republican Party Chairman, Stan Lockhart was at the breakfast. He said he officiated at basketball games and has been to the county several times. He goes around spreading the party's message. God has given us rights and the government should protect those rights. We should be all we can be and we should be free and have liberty. But, we also have personal responsibility. Lincoln said of the people, by the people and for the people. Lockhart encouraged those present to take advantage of the new advances in technology which makes communication and the sharing of ideas so much quicker. He said he has a face book account now and can communicate so much faster. He said they need to learn how to Twitter which is like texting to the masses. Stan can get on facebook and send Jason Chaffetz a message and Jason can respond back. They can share their message with other Republicans. He said this is a good way to monitor your children's conversations and add conversation of your own. He encouraged everyone to create their own account. He said you can communicate with your leaders so much more quickly this way and let them know your concerns on issues.
Dellos said Sen. Bennett will be in the county on March 7 and the Republican convention will be on April 14, at 7 p.m. at the old courthouse in Castle Dale.


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Aventurine Studios has released a new trailer to show off the Skirmisher role from the Brawler School in Darkfall: Unholy Wars. The video features Skirmisher game play and is narrated by writer Al Stellakis.
As you can also see in the video, the Brawlers' competitive advantage is his maneuverability and endurance. They quickly move in and out of combat, dodge attacks and take advantage of their surroundings better than any other role can.What is not apparent in the video is the high mana and stamina consumption, along with the serious cooldowns, but as with every other school there are compromises to be made.
In addition, our own Paragus has let us know that Darkfall: Unholy Wars is now on Steam Greenlight. Read more about why Aventurine made this choice on the Darkfall: Unholy Wars blog.
Originally posted by Jakdstripper
we wants it...we needs it...to hold it, to keep it safe...precious...
"Come and have a look at what you could have won."
Caaahl / DAA KAPUTTMACHAA ---DF/DFUW
Originally posted by Ahnilator
Arrows coming out from an invisible quiver... Very interesting...
... Very unimportant ...
Would be nice if there was a quiver, yes, but it wont influence the gaming experience at all, i promise you that.
Caaahl / DAA KAPUTTMACHAA ---DF/DFUW
It gets better every video. Aventurine is proving they can grow up a little bit and open up. This game still won't appeal to everyone, but that's fine as long as they can produce a more appealing sandbox that with some success could open a much brighter market for MMOs in the future.
Loved the first one, I'm sure I'll love this one as well. Everyone who likes MMOs should support this game and greenlight it on steam even if it's not their cup of tea, Darkfall has a ton of persistant features that could benefit every game if they're recognised.
Currently playing - FF14ARR
Previous games - SWG, World of Warcraft, ShadowBane, Warhammer, Age of Conan, Darkfall, Planetside Asheron's Call, Everquest, Everquest 2, Too many.
Originally posted by rmk70
Every time I watch a DF video I feel like I'm back in the 90s...
Well, that was the MMO Golden Age so, that's a good thing.
Another awesome looking gameplay video, they get better every time.
Can't wait.
Currently playing: Black Desert Korea (Waiting for EU)
Always hating on instances in MMOs! Open worlds, open PvP, territory control and housing please. More persistence, more fun.
The graphic are decent.. this way many ppl with low end computer can still play it. Of course, if it would be possible to have a ihgh end graphic for this game, it would even be better.
BUt the biggets problem is realy the animation and spell effect... Otherwise, maybe I'll have some fun in DFUW, hoping there won't be a bad launch like the first one.
Originally posted by Rockniss
Can't wait to read about this game after it releases. I am so tempted by it, but unfortunately for all games anymore its just going to be a wait and see especially after getting burned by swtor and to some extent GW2. This has some cool features I can see but it also has some buyer beware written all over it. Smart buyer just holds onto thier money for a few months and get some real hype/reviews.
If you don't like dying and losing your stuff DF:UW isn't for you. To get a feel for how the game is going to play, to some basic extent, youtube siege videos from DFO
Currently playing:Nothing
Will play: Darkfall: Unholy Wars
Past games:
Guild Wars 2 - Xpiher Duminous
Xpiher's GW2
GW 1 - Xpiher Duminous
Darkfall - Xpiher Duminous (NA) retired
AoC - Xpiher (Tyranny) retired
Warhammer - Xpiher
Originally posted by bingo69
BUt the biggets problem is realy the animation and spell effect... Otherwise, maybe I'll have some fun in DFUW, hoping there won't be a bad launch like the first one.
Regarding these effects you have to remember that they did spell effect updates to the old game, too.
I guess it's just not of a very high priority so far. Once the game is launched, the first couple of emergeny patches came out etc... they will probably take some time to improve the spell effects, which indeed look partially worse than in the original (patched up) DF.
Caaahl / DAA KAPUTTMACHAA ---DF/DFUW
Darkfall always reminded me of Morrowind (if it had been an online game.)
Though there were many things in the details I didn't like about it.
I'm hoping Unholy Wars will shore up the problems I had with it. I really want a fantasy sandbox.
Originally posted by Ahnilator
Arrows coming out from an invisible quiver... Very interesting...
But fireballs and such coming from a wooden stick is normal?


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As stated in the Pain and Konan thread and in countless other threads, most people think that Pain's true identity is somewhere in this picture.
The only thing that is really not associated with all the other images in that picture are the Great Sage Frog and the man J-Man captured.
If you reread the manga where he captured this man it seems like he knows everything of Pain's past, etc.,
Also, if you notice his hair style is almost the exact same as Nagato when he was younger. The only main difference is that it is now blonde but hit goatee is black. Now you can see he could be dying his goatee but it would make more sense that was his natural hair color and he is dying his hair, possibly to remember his friend.
Could it be that he is Nagato and he wanted to get inside Konoha without causing an alarm and now the Six Paths of Pain are just a diversion to what is upcoming in the manga?
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From the New York eco-group, Catskill Citizens for Safe Energy:
Fremont Center, NY, March 5, 2013: In a full-page ad in the Albany's Legislative Gazette the grassroots organization Catskill Citizens for Safe Energy and the environmental law firm Community Environmental Defense Council (CEDC) call on Governor Andrew Cuomo to demonstrate leadership on hydraulic fracturing. The question of whether New York should permit high volume fracking has been debated for years, but the state still has not developed a coherent approach to the issue.
"Governor Cuomo has repeatedly promised us that 'science, not politics' will decide the fate of fracking, but where's the science?" asks Catskill Citizens' Kate Bowers. "After two years in office, the governor still hasn't ordered an independent health impact assessment, something the medical community insists is vital if the state is to make an informed decision."
Economist Jannette Barth also signed onto the ad. She's been calling for an in depth, economic analysis of shale gas extraction for years. "The notion that fracking the Marcellus Shale will automatically benefit the state and local communities is simply not supported by the facts. One only has to look at the extreme poverty and endemic health problems in the coal mining regions of Appalachia to realize extractive industries can impoverish communities."
CEDC Attorneys Helen and David Slottje are concerned that the governor will not stand up to the gas industry and protect rural residents. "The right of a community to control its own destiny is guaranteed by the New York State Constitution, but the governor has indicated he might try to overturn local laws if they get in the way of fracking" says David Slottje. (Last summer Governor Cuomo was quoted as saying "You could override local government, or you could say, 'Well we're going to respect home rule if it coincides with the obvious and necessary ramp up period anyway.'") Over the last three years CEDC has helped scores of municipalities enact moratoria and zoning ordinances that prohibit fracking.
Another signatory, author and Riverkeeper founder Robert H. Boyle, has been at the forefront of environmental battles in New York for decades. He says the governor's failure to reform the DEC's Division of Mineral Resources is a troubling sign. "It's well known that Mineral Resources is a captive agency that's been doing the bidding of industry lobbyists for years. If Governor Cuomo cannot, or will not, put his own house in order, then he cannot be trusted to protect New York State."
For more information, contact email@example.com call (845) 468 7063, or visit www.catskillcitizens.org.
Chesapeake Energy Corp,the Oklahoma-based firm is the No. 1 driller in Ohio.
Rig Count Interactive Map by Baker Hughes, an energy services company.
Shale Sheet Fracking, a Youngstown Vindicator blog.
National Geographic's The Great Shale Rush.
The Ohio Environmental Council, a statewide eco-group based in Columbus.
Earthjustice, a national eco-group.
People's Oil and Gas Collaborative-Ohio, a grass-roots group in Northeast Ohio.
Concerned Citizens of Medina County, a grass-roots group.
No Frack Ohio, a Columbus-based grass-roots group.
Fracking: Gas Drilling's Environmental Threat by ProPublica, an online journalism site.
Pipeline, blog from Pittsburgh Post-Gazette on Marcellus shale drilling.
Allegheny Front, environmental public radio for Western Pennsylvania.


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Former Illinois police officer was sentenced for drowning third wife in 2004.
Former Illinois police officer Drew Peterson was sentenced Thursday to 38 years in prison for murdering one of his ex-wives.
Peterson, 59, was convicted in September of murdering 40-year-old Kathleen Savio, his third wife, in March 2004. He faced a possible 60 years maximum.
During the sentencing hearing, Peterson stunned the court by shouting, "I did not kill Kathleen!"
"Yes, you did!" said one of Savio's relatives, who was then ejected from the courtroom by Will County Judge Edward Burmila.
The judge then told him, "Don't make any outbursts that are designed to aggravate people."
Peterson replied, "I'm sorry, your honor. I must have been woozy."
He then complained about false police reports, "rumors, gossip, outrageous lies and, most importantly, unreliable hearsay."
"The state took an accident and staged a homicide," Peterson said.
Earlier in the day, Burmila rejected arguments from Peterson's lawyers that his former attorney had bungled the defense.
Anna Marie Savio-Doman told the judge that "my loss of my baby sister is beyond words. There will be no more birthday parties, backyard gatherings, holiday celebrations or other family activities to share. The laughter, hugs, guidance, advice, sense of security and those opportunities to say, 'I love you' are forever gone."
"He showed no remorse," she said, the Chicago Tribune reported. "For years, I watched Peterson parade on TV, radio, photo shoots, and (that) radio promotion to win a date with him. That was a big joke to him. And he loved all the attention.
"Your honor, the defendant shows no remorse to this day for the horrible crime that he did to my sister Kathleen. This senseless action is inexcusable. I am placing my trust that you will give Kathleen justice once and for all."
Peterson, a former officer in the Chicago suburb of Bolingbrook, left Kathleen Savio to marry his fourth wife, Stacy Peterson, who disappeared in 2007. He is a suspect but has not been charged.


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Auntie passed Sunday, so I will be in and out of here. Take care.
Hello, good to see you on too! I maybe a little slow to respond since I'm at work. How are you doing?
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I'm great thanks. Went back to school for my Masters degree. How are you?
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Still looking for Federal Employment. Jobs for Architects are very difficult right now. I did receive a call from a company last week that has a contract with The State Department who is looking for a Senior Interior Designer. Currently volunteering for Arlington County Historical and Landmark Review Board.
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what about you? any plans for the weekend?
good morning sis! plans for the weekend?...hmmm, nothing so far, maybe the movies and that's all, since the husband has to finish some homework...I can't wait until he's done with his studies next year, it's getting old, but I guess I have to be patient...two years so far!
Good Morning! All is well and I hope all is good with you.
local food, boiled native chiken something just like that...
hope you'll also enjoy your weekend...
it's my dad's birthday, gonna cook his favorite dish...
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By my reasoning madara and co. cant effect naruto anymore. Their eyes let them control the kyubi's mind, not his chakra. They arent the same thing. When naruto is in control, his fathers seal is what controls the kyubi's will.
If he wigs out and lets the kyubi out, then they'll have an upper hand, but if he stays in control i think their just fighting a shinobi with an uber chakra supply. Thats what would make the 4th seem like a genius.


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It's one thing to have brains and maybe not braun, but when you can actually combine the two it makes for a lethal concoction.
The mastermind behind the Harrisburg High School defense, Greg Langley said that particular mixture is what has made the Bulldogs so ferocious, not only throughout the playoffs, but this past season.
Through three playoff games, Harrisburg has given up no more than seven points. In the two wins against Herrin and Alton Marquette both scores came very late in the game.
Throughout the season, the Bulldogs have given up 171 points, which averages out to 14.3 points per game. The defense has surrendered 2,724 yards with 1,405 of that coming via the pass.
Considering Harrisburg is scoring at a clip of 30.2 points per game and racking up 4,1116 with 3,286 coming on the ground, Langley even admits that at times the offense acts like the team's best defense.
Still, there's no denying how dominant the Bulldogs have been on the defensive side of the ball
Langley, who played his high school ball at Eldorado High School and was Harrisburg's head coach from 2002 through 2004 sat down with the Daily Register to talk about the spark behind the defense, who is the key that starts the ignition and what he expects Saturday against Rochester.
Daily Register: What's been the key spark behind the defense? Not just the the last three games, but really all season.
Greg Langley: We did make some adjustments to what offenses we were playing. Personnel wise, we really didn't make a lot of adjustments, but techniques and different set ups, is where we made the most adjustments. That being said, I think the kids got comfortable with what adjustments we made. They picked it up, kept it routine and each game we play - even thought we have to adjust things here and there - nothing has been real drastic.
DR: What makes that particular group so effect and so good?
GL: We have some really athletic kids on defense right now. It's real easy for them to make some adjustments if we have to. They're smart kids on the field and off the field. When you actually have something like that it makes it real easy to put all those adjustments in. They are having fun and enjoy getting out there and holding a team from scoring. We do bend at times, but that happens. The main thing is not breaking.
DR: In your tenure and time at Harrisburg is this the best defense you have ever coached?
GL: This group — and I'm not a huge stat guy — we've created a lot of turnovers this year (Editors note: Harrisburg is +15 in turnovers this season. The Bulldogs have recovered 15 fumbles and lost 10. They have picked off 12 interceptions, while throwing just two. Brandon Pate has three INTs, while Logan Hartley, Cooper Thompson and Daniel Lewis all have two. Dakota Upchurch, Capel Henshaw and Justin Younger have one.) I have compared this year — not individual kids — but as a whole, have compared them to that state championship team of 2000. We had speed on that defense and kids that were strong and had been in the weight room. These kids have worked really hard in the offseason and in the summer to get stronger, they're fast I think that's been well documented. I have made comparisons, but I don't try to inflate their egos. It's like comparing apples and oranges at times. This group has kids that are smart and strong and do what we ask them to do.
Page 2 of 2 - DR: I'm sure you don't like to pinpoint one player, but is there a guy that gets that defense going?
GL: If we look at the entire defense that is out there — Dakota Upchuch is a guy that stands out, just because of his presence. Even his teammates would agree that you have a strong, fast, big guy that is very hard-nosed. His teammates would be the first to acknowledge that. He probably is one of the one that I foresee as being a main key part of our defense. All 11 of them are key, but he is a major cog in that bunch
DR: Was Saturday's performance, your best defensive effort all season?
GL: I don't know if it was the very best performance? Stat wise, I don't keep up with stuff like that. It was definitely a big one and when you are playing a team like Marquette that has that much speed, those kids were fast and in a race, they probably outrun our kids. But football wise, you've got a group of 11 guys that keep plugging away, staying after it, carrying out their assignments and doing what they are supposed to be doing. Maybe not all 11 of them are blessed with the most amazing abilities, but right now they are getting the job done.
DR: how much do you expect to be tested Saturday at Rochester?
GL: Rochester is an extremely well coached team. They are very good offensively. They have a sound defense. Will it be a tough game? Most certainly. They are supposed to be tough when you get to the semifinals. If we go out and play good defense and at the same time — what's made us such a good defensive team — is having us a sound offense, we should be okay. We knew every single playoff game is a tough game. When you make it to the semifinals you're expected to see some of the best teams in the state. We have to recognize here, 'hey, we are one of those four teams.' So we are one of those best teams in the state and we're playing one of the other best teams in the state in Rochester. We'll take our chances and see what happens.
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Man found shot, killed near GoggleWorks parking lot
Victim may have been involved in earlier argument on Walnut Street
READING, Pa. - Crime scene tape filled the parking lot of the GoggleWorks Center for the Arts in Reading's Entertainment Square on Wednesday.
A young a man was shot a block away and wandered near the art center's parking lot, where he took his last breath, said investigators.
Alexander Stewart, of the 100 block of Walnut Street, was spotted just before 5 a.m. by passersby near the art center.
Reading's police chief, the mayor, and the Berks County district attorney stood inside the crime tape after the body was found in the 100 block of Thorn Street.
Detectives canvassed the area for evidence, and people stood and watched the scene Wednesday morning.
Stewart, 24, was pronounced dead just before 7:30 a.m. He was found with a gunshot wound to the back, said investigators.
"Most people had heard a single gunshot sometime in the early morning hours. The vast majority indicate they only heard one shot," said Capt. Damond Kloc, Reading Police Dept.
Investigators believe Stewart was shot after an argument in the 200 block of Walnut Street, ran across the street and fell near the arts center.
"I just think it's terrible that it happened, but this neighborhood is getting pretty rough," said Elsie Terrell, who lives on Walnut Street. "I just hope it don't happen around here no more, that's all I know. I just hope it all stops."
The art center opened as business as usual. The GoggleWorks is a place Reading has used as a launching pad to help bring more people into the city. After having a body found feet from the building, GoggleWorks officials assured everyone the crime had nothing to do with them.
"This was a happening that did not occur on GoggleWorks property; it ended on GoggleWorks property," said Gust Zogas, executive director of GoggleWorks.
No arrests have been made. Anyone with information about the killing is urged to call Crime Alert Berks County at 877-373-9913. Tips that lead to arrests in homicide cases are worth up to $10,000.
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Zhaga Consortium-certified lighting products will bear the organization's logo to stand apart from conventional products.
The lighting industry is used to working with standardized light sources – for example, the familiar screw-base Edison incandescents or tube-shaped T8 linear fluorescents.
But unlike other lighting types, LED technology doesn't yet have an industry standard. Each manufacturer is left to create its own separate proprietary system, resulting in a market full of significantly different luminaires that you can't easily swap out when an upgrade or replacement is necessary.
However, the Zhaga Consortium, a global specifications development organization including over 200 manufacturers and lighting professionals, has set out to change that.
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Zhaga aims to fill the gap in the marketplace by developing voluntary interface standards for LED light source developers. Founded in 2010, the organization targets only the light engine – the LED module itself plus the driver that controls it – and its mating surfaces on the luminaire.
Luminaires bearing the Zhaga mark are certified to meet the organization's requirements, indicating that end users can use replacement light engines from any manufacturer bearing the same mark.
"LED technology continues to evolve, and Zhaga doesn't want to discourage manufacturers from doing better things inside the light engine," explains Ben Swedberg, business unit manager for engineered solutions for Ideal Industries, a Zhaga member. "The interfaces need to be fixed and can't change, but we don't want to tell manufacturers what they can do inside the light engine because we want the technology to continue to grow."
The organization develops specifications for each application, from downlighting to streetlights and ambient lighting. Each set provides standardized requirements for five common interfaces:
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(LIBERTY, Mo.) When folks watch someone that seems to feed off the coaching bug, especially one that's built a long resume of success, retirement might never seem to be an option.
Chuck Borey is in that boat.
"There have been several people that didn't believe it," he said. "I had told some of my closer coaching friends that I was really thinking about giving it up and retiring from coaching. They said: 'Aw, you'll never do that.'"
The longtime Worth County football coach did choose to hang it up in March in order to focus on his new role as assistant principal at the high school.
"I like to try to be successful in the things I do. If was going to try to commit to being assistant principal, I felt I needed to commit all my time to that position. That was the main reason why."
Saturday's 8-Man Senior All-Star Game at William Jewell College marked the swan song for a man who's been so influential on the game in Northwest Missouri.
He shared the sideline with his last batch of seniors and fellow coaches that have played the Tigers to some memorable finishes during his 20-year tenure.
"We've taken a few beatings from him," said Dan Collins, head coach at Stanberry, which suffered its only loss of 2012 to Worth County. "Overall it's been pretty competitive games. It's been kind of a roller coaster ride but I think he's got the advantage in the wins column."
"I always knew it'd be a great challenge. We just got fortunate a couple times we played them to have good situations come out in our favor," Mound City head coach Brian Messer added.
After 16 years at the healm for Tigers, Borey's influence goes beyond five state championships or any other in-game achievements.
"He really has been a pillar for 8-Man football. He started this [All-Star] game, this tradition. I look up to him for a lot of reasons."
Six-year assistant Chris Healy will take over for the Tigers, but Borey says he could still be a regular sight on game night.
"I definitely won't be making any decisions or in the locker room or out on the practice field," he said. "But, if he needs me to do a few things on game night, it's possible I'll do that."
Lending a hand is one thing, but not seeing him draw up x's and o's for the first time in two decades is something that will take a while to get used to.
"It's going to a be a little adjustment; a different atmosphere without him being on the field this year," Collins said. "Worth County's had a successful program before he's been there and since he's been there. I'm sure they'll continue to do the same."
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As the name implies this is a new Akatsuki. Imagine you are the leader thereof. Pick any characters from the Naruto world, other manga, anime, or video games who will round out your organization. Your Akatsuki can have either 11 members or 10 members. It's eleven in the case where you lead and maintain something of a hands-off approach to missions or if you just prefer to work alone. If you will lead but also have a partner then membership is limited to ten. Obviously I'm bored but if we get enough people here, enough active people maybe we can do an RP. Of course if that happens we'll set-up some guidelines for some of the characters who are total hax.
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1) Zero Phoenix & Neliel Tu Ordevsky (Bleach)
2) Ragna The Bloodedge (BB) & Sol Badguy (GG)
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The current average price for a gallon of regular gasoline in Utah is $3.71. This is a $.02 decrease from last month's report, the same price as yesterday, $.03 lower than a week ago, and $.18 higher than a year ago. Today, only eight states report prices higher than Utah. While Utah is in the highest tier of gas prices in the nation, the average price has steadily declined since June 25 when Utah reached its highest average price in 2013, $3.76.
The Utah cities tracked by AAA, as a service to consumers, report both increases and decreases from last month's report. The largest decrease, $.08, was registered in Moab and the greatest increase, $.06, was reported in Vernal and St. George.
The national average price is $3.48 per gallon of regular gasoline, a $.15 drop since last month's AAA Gas Price Report. This price is $.01 higher than yesterday, the same as a week ago and $.10 higher than a year ago. The highest price is reported by Hawaii at $4.31 a gallon. California has the highest price in the contiguous 48 states at $3.98. The lowest price in the country is reported in South Carolina at $3.16. The national average price has consistently decreased or stayed the same since June 14 with the exception of today's $.01 increase. The highest national average price for 2013, $3.79, was reported on February 27.
"Tight supplies caused by significant refinery maintenance in May and early June caused significant increases in early summer," said Rolayne Fairclough, AAA Utah spokesperson. "Gasoline supplies are now at very high levels for this time of year bringing prices down despite the higher cost of crude oil."
West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil traded in a narrow range of $93-$99 per barrel through the month of June. Prices began in the same range last week but quickly moved higher with reports of the escalating protests in Egypt and positive economic news. WTI moved over the $100 per barrel mark on Wednesday, July 3, for the first time since May 3, 2012. Investors worry that the unrest in Egypt may spread through the Middle East and North Africa and cause potential shipping disruptions at Suez Canal. Yesterday the price of WTI dropped slightly from the 14-month high of $103.22 per barrel to settle at $103.14, more than $17 above last year's price.


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Thirty years ago, Johnny Erbert was a 12-year-old boy with a dream of owning a remote-control car. Little did he know that by finding the means to fulfill that dream, he would set a lifelong career in motion.
Raised by parents who "considered anything above and beyond the basics to be extravagant," he was instilled with the understanding early on that if he wanted something, he would have to work for it.
"I thought, 'I'm 12 years old and I can't get a job, but I think I can mow lawns,'" Erbert recalled. "It started with the neighbors, going around the block as most kids do."
It wasn't long before Johnny started thinking that it would be nice if he could travel a little farther from home and pick up more jobs, and he asked for his father's assistance in building a sidehack — a third-wheel contraption — for his bike so he could haul his mower on an attached trailer, and place the gasoline and trimmer in the sidehack.
Word spread quickly around Johnny's Lakewood neighborhood, and business started to boom. No longer could he do all the lawns himself, and he began to hire friends to help out. He made enough money that by age 14 he purchased his first Toyota pickup and hired an older friend to do the driving, while now hauling multiple mowers.
Fast-forward to 2013, and Erbert runs the largest residential lawn-mowing service in the Denver metro area, servicing all of Douglas County, most of Jefferson and Arapahoe counties and recently adding some of the newer suburbs to the northeast.
Based out of a garage and office on Titan Park Circle in unincorporated Douglas County, Erbert has a staff of 40 working for him that attends to thousands of lawns per week, some of which he was cutting as a 12-year-old boy.
There was a time, though, after receiving a computer degree from Metro State in 1994, that Erbert almost put his mower away. Yet he found working in an office so incredibly boring, he instead decided to get even more serious about what he already knew he could be successful at.
"I like the grass and I like being outside," he said, "but almost even more, it's the people. I love our customers and I love our team, I love cultivating the family atmosphere that we have here.
"We are kind of weird and wacky and like to have fun. We are obviously professional at people's homes, but I want my staff to come to work and act just like they would at home. If they act differently at work, they are not being really who they want to be."
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- Suede upper
- Round toe
- Leather lining
- Cushioned insole
- Foam midsole at heel for added shock absorption
- Flexible synthetic sole
- Imported
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By: aegert
Location: ny
December 03, 2013
John Varvatos Shoes in general
"Love.. Very comfortable well made. I have a high instep and this is perfect. Size runs true and the treads are high wear and rugged. Was shocked how after a full day on feet they were still comfortable. Wish I could wear the suede in the rain"
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