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A public hearing was held by the Emery County Commissioners to hear input on the tippage fees at the Emery County landfill. Commissioner James Nelson has been researching the issue. The county has an ordinance on the books right now for a $15 fee which isn't being enforced. The new draft proposal states citizens can dump up to 1,000 pounds without a fee. Contractors fee would be $10 per ton. "It's expensive to run the landfill," said Commissioner Nelson.
The meeting was opened to public comments. Green River Mayor Pat Brady said they have a transfer station in Green River with rolloff dumpsters. They are opposed to Green River being charged because county residents can dump for free up to 1,000 pounds. Because of the distance involved, Green River residents take their trash to the transfer stations. Mayor Brady asked the county to reconsider and to continue to allow the transfer station to dump for free. If the transfer station had to be eliminated the city would see an increase in illegal dumping. City Sanitation dumps the resident garbage cans on Mondays and takes care of the roll offs when they are full.
Wade Williams from City Sanitation said most of the communities in Emery County have roll off dumpsters. Castle Dale eliminated their dumpsters because they were told they would have to separate the garbage. Because of their proximity to the landfill they decided to eliminate the dumpsters.
Emery, Elmo and Huntington separate the metal.
Mayor Joann Behling from Ferron said there is a concern in charging for the rolloffs. Their city couldn't keep the roll offs if there was a fee involved for dumping them. Ferron likes to provide that service for their citizens.
Williams said they would have to consider raising residential fees $1 per can per month if the fees are implemented. It's a lot harder to figure out the increases in the commercial fees said Williams. Customers have different size roll offs. He said they have three types of trucks including residential, dumpster trucks with the lift to dump the dumpster and trucks for hauling the roll offs. He said things have been inconsistent at the landfill. Sometimes they are charged for dumping and sometimes they aren't. If new fees are going to be implemented, they need time to contact their customers to let them know.
Mayor Peacock suggested raising money to help the landfill work by raising taxes. Then the centrally assessed properties would help pay. If the county raises taxes, then it won't be put onto the cities. The citizens will be upset by any raise in their fees. Then the city councils will be to blame.
Dixie Thompson, Castle Dale city council said the county should look at raising the taxes. "Don't make the cities the fall guy," said Thompson. Fee increases are especially hard on those with fixed incomes.
Trent Jackson from Ferron City wondered how the county would address illegal dumping that will show up if the dumpsters are eliminated.
Williams wondered if every load is free for the first 1,000 pounds. Commissioner Nelson said contractors pay on a tonnage basis.
Williams requested they be allowed to bring in the garbage from the municipalities for free.
Commissioner Ethan Migliori said there has been some good discussion which will help the commissioners make a better decision. He hopes for a conclusion where everyone can win. The plans being made are for the longevity of the landfill. The county doesn't want to see resumed dumping on the desert. He suggested the draft plan see some revisions and then try again. The next meeting with the mayors is in January and the issue will be discussed there.
Mayor elect for Castle Dale, Danny VanWagoner requested the county look at raising the tax for the landfill and to look at other avenues for funding.
Commissioner Migliori said the county can look at truth in taxation and a centrally assessed tax although not perfect it might be better.
County Clerk/Auditor Brenda Tuttle said that Emery County is at the maximum that it can tax. The county is already maxed out and can't raise taxes, unless there is a special concession for landfills. Commissioner Migliori said this is a draft document only. The county will look at whether raising taxes is a possibility.
Commissioner Jeff Horrocks said Commissioner Nelson has done a lot of research into the matter. The county is looking for a solution that is right for everyone. The county needs to come up with funding for the landfill.
Mayor Peacock said Huntington has done a good job monitoring their trash roll offs. This increase will hurt their town as well. As the county examines the ordinance to make it more equitable to all towns he reminded them to keep Castle Dale in mind. Castle Dale donated a share of water when the landfill was expanded. "Whatever happens, whatever solutions, make sure citizens know this is coming from the county. So the cities don't take the blame," said Mayor Peacock.
The landfill goes in the hole several thousand dollars a month.
Commissioner Nelson said the landfill must meet very stringent guidelines and they do a good job at obeying all the rules.
Commissioner Migliori said a lot of good ideas have come out of the public hearing. The county seeks solutions to the problems. They are trying to do something and needed to start somewhere. They will discuss the issue with the mayors and come up with a new proposal to bring back for review. Commissioner Nelson said there isn't a hurry and it should be done right. They have been working on it since May 7.
Commissioner Horrocks said it isn't a new issue and something needs to be done.
Commissioner Nelson later sent the Emery County Progress an email where he commented further, "The landfill is a money pit. The 2014 Emery County Budget lists the landfill expense at $258,900 after a cut of $34,000 from last year. That's $21,575 per month. When there is a large repair bill, it comes out of the county road budget. Then the road department is crushed for money they desperately need. The chip/seal schedule for a paved road should be about seven years. Our chip/seal money is now so short it approaches 20 years. Without change, those roads will disintegrate and could very well go back to gravel. The county cannot operate a landfill without equipment and more capital. The question is how can it be funded?"


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Colorado Springs is the second-largest city in Colorado, after Denver. It is the seat of El Paso County, making up about three-quarters of the county's population. It is located on the edge of the Rocky Mountains, with Pikes Peak (14,110 ft) towering beside it to the west. To the east begin the Great Plains.
The city was founded in 1871. Gen. William Jackson Palmer, a Pennsylvania-born Civil War veteran, came across the scenic spot in his railroad travels and was inspired to begin a new resort community there. The subsequent development of Colorado Springs was influenced in part by an influx of English tourists later in the 1870s and by the discovery of gold in nearby Cripple Creek in the 1890s. Millionaire businessmen and philanthropists, such as Spencer Penrose, Charles Tutt, and Winfield Scott Stratton, helped to establish the city's infrastructure and shape its popularity as a tourist destination.
During World War II, Colorado Springs sold a large amount of land just south of the city to the military. The U.S. Army established Fort Carson as a training facility. The military presence in Colorado Springs continued to grow with the establishment of the U.S. Air Force Academy there in the 1950s, and later, the construction of Peterson Air Force Base, Falcon Air Force Base, and Cheyenne Mountain Air Force Base. The bases are all home to space command centers (with Cheyenne Mountain housing the headquarters for the North American Aerospace Defense Command [NORAD]) and have collectively earned Colorado Springs its national reputation as the leading center for military space operations.
The city's economy is still based heavily on tourism, although in more recent years, Colorado Springs has gained a strong foothold in the electronics, high-technology, and manufacturing industries. The city is the headquarters of the U.S. Olympic Committee and Olympic Training Center facility.
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The Miss Emery Scholarship Pageant will be held on Friday, July 21. It will be held in the Emery High Auditorium at 7 p.m. Tickets may be purchased at the door or from one of the contestants.
The reigning Miss Emery, Shala Pitchforth and Sheriff Lamar Guymon will be the masters of ceremony.
Danielle Tuttle's dancers, One Step Above will also perform at the event. Former Miss Emery's will also perform a talent number.
Kelsi Ekker
Kelsi Ekker is from Huntington. Her platform issue is brain injury prevention and awareness. For her talent, she will perform a pop vocal number.
She has raised and sold watermelons on the family farm in Green River, owns and rides mules, knows how to yodel, is learning to become an auctioneer, and she has taken dance for five years.
Kelsi has been ninth grade student body secretary, a member of the Huntington Youth City Council, attended Girls State, and is currently Emery High Cheer representative. Kelsi's career ambition is to obtain a doctorate of dentistry.
Tawny Conder
Tawny Conder is from Ferron. For her platform issue, she has chosen natural disaster preparedness. Her talent will be a vocal solo.
She shoots trap with a double barrel shotgun, owns five horses and has been riding since she was old enough to reach the stirrups, is active in the 4-H and FFA programs, loves baking and inventing new recipes, and has been a cast member of the Castle Valley Pageant for six years.
Tawny has been secretary of the Emery FFA chapter, president of the Happy Horsemen 4-H club, secretary of Utah's 4-H Horse Bowl team, and attended 4-H teen leadership training.
Tawny's ambition is to become a registered nurse.
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Ashlin is the Family, Community, Career Leaders of America Club president, the vice president of the Speech and Debate Club, and is the Castle Dale City youth council mayor.
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A sunken passenger ship that wrecked in Alaska nearly six decades ago is becoming a novel source for fuel oil – albeit a high-maintenance one.
The Princess Kathleen ran aground on Point Lena, north of Juneau, on Sept. 7, 1952 en route from Juneau to Skagway, Alaska. Now, a plan to vacuum oil trapped within the vessel could salvage 34,000 gallons or more. The removal process began April 17.
Already, divers have estimated the presence of between 14,000 and 34,000 gallons of heavy bunker oil in 10 tanks. Four more tanks will be assessed after enough silt is removed to allow access. The vessel is set at an angle on its port side, its depth ranging from 52 feet at the bow to 134 feet at the stern.
Since the ship sank, occasional fuel spills and oil sheens have plagued the nearby area. Officials with the Unified Command comprised of the Coast Guard and State of Alaska decided to explore ways of recapturing the rest of the oil before the leaks worsened or the ship broke up completely.
Global Diving & Salvage, Inc., will attempt to remove the oil using a method called "hot-tapping." The thick, heavy bunker oil will be warmed by a hot water heat exchanger, allowing the oil to be suctioned out through a hose and pumped to a barge above. The Southeast Alaska Petroleum Resource Organization will have oil recovery vessels on hand during the fuel recovery operations.
In addition to the oil in the starboard and port tanks, Global estimates that between 1,500 and 3,000 gallons is trapped within the structure of the vessel. Divers have installed temporary patches over exposed portholes to keep this oil from escaping and will use suction wands to remove the oil.
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Yea i just read chapter 15 the series is getting pretty good...
my friends read this .. never had a chance to give it a try. but i think its good since they we're reading the latest episode.
I am just in love with every single ninja element
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thanks muffin. Those were 2 intense chapters, that lion was badass, even wolf boy doesn't look as badass as the lion. Dammit, I need the next chapter.
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That was an EPIC chapter. Poor lion. Akira's right, humans clearly are the most cruel & brutal. Least the lions lucky, it died in battle instead of being shot down.
That chapter was badass.
Though was it just me or in the first few pages did it look like wolfboy kneed the lion in the balls...? o_O
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After two back-to-back fires did their best to destroy Cripple Creek in 1896, the gold camp city began a building frenzy that can still be seen today in the brick buildings that line the Creek's Bennett Avenue.
One of the largest of these brick buildings is the Cripple Creek Mining Exchange building. Between 1896 and 1909, nearly every stock traded in the mining district was exchanged in this imposing building.
The Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elks #316 met in the city's Masonic Temple in 1895 when it was chartered but after the fires members met in the building that is now the Colorado Grande Casino. When the opportunity came to buy the exchange building the Elks jumped at it. In April 1910, the Elks paid $12,500 to Larry Maroney, the building's first and only other owner. A program of expansion and remodeling began with the aim of moving into the building in December 1910, a date that was postponed by a smallpox epidemic.
The Elks have taken good care of the building for the past 103 years, allowing Missy Trenary and Cookie Ringo to get it on the National Register of Historic Buildings. Just before Trenary and Ringo unveiled the commemorative plaque on Feb. 9 at the building's front door, current Exalted Ruler Bill Stankiewicz said the building wasn't restored, it was preserved.
"I'm thankful that the 114 Exalted Rulers before me had the foresight to buy and preserve this wonderful old building," he said.
Getting a spot on the National Registry means there will be more state and federal grant money available to continue preservation efforts, Stankoewicz said. The unveiling was followed by a buffet and Champagne. Many of the attendees were dressed in Victorian style and most took part in several tours of the building led by Trenary.


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Whole hog (and pig and lamb and goat and turkey) is our specialty. We came on it almost by accident, but it now drives our business. There is great interest all over the U.S. (some parts more than others) in roasting whole animals. The events range from simple and casual to culturally sacred.
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Chicken is a lighter alternative to the traditional sausage meats and the additional of fresh apples and cider gives this dish a seasonal and regional accent. I like giving them a light smoking and warming them just before serving. Mustard and sauerkraut and fresh garden herbs make a great accompaniment.
Serves 8-10 as an appetizer.
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A meat grinder with fine blade and a sausage stuffing horn.
2.5 lbs. bone-in, skin-on chicken thighs (to yield 2 lbs. of boneless meat)
1 large tart apple, peeled, cored, & grated or finely dices
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1 tsp ground black pepper
½ tsp granulated garlic
½ tsp granulate onion
½ tsp ground fennel seed
1 cup apple cider
1 TBS lemon or lime juice
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2.5 lbs. bone-in, skin-on chicken thighs (to yield 2 lbs. of boneless meat)
1 large tart apple, peeled, cored, & grated or finely dices
1 TBS salt
1 tsp ground black pepper
½ tsp granulated garlic
½ tsp granulate onion
½ tsp ground fennel seed
1 cup apple cider
1 TBS lemon or lime juice
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Now (late Feb.) is about the time the maple sap starts running and there isn't a New England food I appreciate more than maple syrup. It is world-class delicious sweet treat and one of the pillars of great New England cooking. Here is something light but still very rich and a bit on the sweet side. The unsweetened whipped cream and walnuts cut it nicely though and the little nip you get at the end from the liqueur makes you want more.
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½ cup milk
1.5 teaspoons unflavored gelatin
1 cup heavy cream
½ cup real maple syrup (preferably Grade B)
3 large eggs, separated
3 tablespoons maple liqueur (Cabin Fever or Sapling)
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
3 tablespoons white sugar
3 tablespoons real maple syrup (preferably Grade B)
¼ cup heavy cream
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Revenge Punch Hedz 2pk
The Punch Hedz from Revenge Baits offer unmatched detail in a wide variety of colors and sizes, allowing for easy pairing with your favorite plastics. Crafted with the same high quality materials that Revenge Baits are known for including high quality hardened lead based alloy that won't fray line like most tungsten weights will, the Punch Hedz come in the most realistic and unique designs ever found in a punch weight. Whether it's the custom matched 3-dimensional eyes, the precisely positioned gill plates, or immaculate coloring, every aspect of Punch Hedz is impeccably detailed. Next time you're working through grass, weeds, or any heavy cover rig up a Revenge Baits Punch Hedz and deliver a knockout.
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Comments: Ok so I've been punching with these on Seminole for a couple weeks now and here's my take away. Like all Revenge products the detail paint scheme on these is second to none. As far as practicality these simply do not compete with tungsten for punching the thick stuff. Because they're lead based they are considerably larger than the same weight tungsten. I had difficulty getting thru stuff with the 1.5 oz revenge head that is usually no problem for my 1.5 oz tungsten weight. These would be good in the lighter sizes for maybe an ultra clear presentation where the fish had time to look the bait over.
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The amazing double room has a plasma TV, freezer and internet access. We have all bed linen, changed every week. You can access a shared fitted kitchen with washing machine. Bathroom has soap and shampoo for your comfort. Everything you need for a perfect stay in London.
Liverpool street tube station is only one minute walk from the Central Line, so you're close to many metro lines and buses. Once in London, don't miss the Tower of London, Chelsea, Camden, the British Museum, the National Gallery, Bond Street, Hyde Park, the Serpentine, and the Victoria and Albert Museum, St. Paul's Church or Tate Britain and Tate Modern. It's all incredibly close with London's great transport system. Enjoy an amazing stay in London.
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the room is next to the underground, so that's nice, but the loo is quite awful.
there are pubs in the same street, perfect situation if you want to have fun and relax, but problematic to sleep.
Always a nice place to stay for a couple af days.
Excellent location for the City etc. Thanks.
The room and the kitchen was ok. Some nights I got disturbed by the visitors from the pubs nearby. But as it was in the central of London it was good for that price.
The place is very central and clean. The area is vivid and tube and bus around the corner. It was easy to find and there is a 24 hour service. I really can recommend this place.
Room as described, good quarter with two tube stations within five minutes. Very quiet and friendly guests of the house. Return.
La habitación tal y como se describía, buen barrio con dos bocas de metro a cinco minutos. Muy tranquilo y los huéspedes de la casa amables. Volvería.
The Pictures has nothing to do with the reality. Many very small rooms. Very noisy, because of the lousy window, a loud fridge and very thin walls between each room. you have to put the used toilets-tissues in a bin beside the toilete - bit strange. Price for this centrally located room is good.
Excellent location, very close to the Liverpool station, and bus station where the buses take you to the main places, good pubs, 24 hrs bar and a supermarlket! The room was ok for the price in London but it was really hot.
We spent 5 nights in this apartment. The neighbourhood itself is quite noisy, but it didn't interrupt a good night sleep. Our general impression was positive, however I must say that there's not much space (despite what's shown in the pics) and it's not that clean (mainly in the bathroom). The kitchen is well equipped, but the blender and one plate on the hob do not work. The living room is the heart of the flat - with a comfy sofa, large dining table and an impressive TV(lacking EuroSport tho). The only flaw of the room is that the sofa bed is broken in the middle and may cause back pains.
When it comes to the bathroom and the bedroom - both small, yet big enough.
I give Marcos a 5 star rating! The Apartment is in the perfect location if you are visiting for a few days in London. We were looking forward to shopping in the Liverpool area, so this was just perfect. It is also just steps away from the Liverpool station which has three tube lines running through it to take you all over the city. Plenty of restaurants, supermarkets and great shopping nearby. The room was small and cozy but all we needed for a few nights stay. The bathroom is shared but was cleaned each day and was well kept.We will definitely stay here again.
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The Vehicles of the 2011 Michelin Challenge Bibendum: First Look at a Crazy Auto Future
THE PICK: Nissan Juke
The Nissan Juke doesn't fit neatly into any single category. It rides high enough to be called a crossover, but its footprint is as pint-sized as a VW Golf. And there's no question: It's goofy-looking. Kids loved the test car I had. Driving by an elementary school and stopping at a light, the kids actually swarmed the Juke. It also speaks to some adults (though others scratch their heads at the unusual styling).
The Juke is pragmatic enough for parents with one child, with enough rear seat room to carry extra kid stuff or handle a run to the grocery store with no sweat. It also appeals to drivers, with quick steering and sporty suspension. It's not perfect: The manual gearbox is available only with the front-wheel-drive version, while the more capable AWD version has a CVT that neuters some fun. But both cars carry a muscular 188-hp turbocharged four-cylinder, and fuel economy is respectable if not spectacular: 27 city/32 highway for the 2WD and 25/30 for the AWD version.
PLAN B: Mini Countryman
It's nearly identical to the Juke in size, horsepower and interior space. You can also have the Mini in either 2WD or 4WD, and the option of a row-your-own manual with AWD. There's almost no way to option the Mini decently without jacking up the price. What you get for your few grand more, however, is a better driver's car.
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CalArts, Bijou Theater
'Mystéres de Lisbonne / Misterios de Lisboa
Mysteries of Lisbon' (Part 1) [3]
Raúl Ruiz
2010 / 257 min.
There are two different parts to this film. Part 1 will show on 2/22 and Part 2 on 3/1.
FILM/VIDEO: This majestic, magisterial film is based on a labyrinthine, three-volume 19th century Portuguese novel by Camilo Castilo Branco. Mysteries of Lisbon begins as the story of a 14-year-old boy's, João, quest to discover his true origins, expands to include the reminiscences of legions. Believing himself to be an orphan, João soon discovers that he's the son of a countess. This revelation leads to several other connections and mysteries to be unraveled.
This event is part of The Tournées Festival [4], the weekly series of new French films on campus.
Support for the Tournées Festival is provided by:
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[3] http://www.facecouncil.org/tournees/fichesfilms/MysteriesOfLisbon.html
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I would like to first say, I'm not much of an audiophile. I own Sony MDR XB-500's and Sennheiser HD 280's, and I was looking into the LP2, or M-80's. I can tell a good pair of headphones from a bad pair... But defining small tweaks in mid's and high's and treble's is beyond me. I'm not a DJ, or a Studio music producer. I Just want headphones to use at home that are good. I've done my research and I've seen LP2's have punchier, deeper bass, and M-80's are better vocal headphones. I listen to mostly hip-hop/rock music. Which ones would be better for my listening? Which ones are better overall? I've never had an on-ear headphones as I believe they aren't as good as noise canceling, and I use my headphones on buses and walking to school and walking mostly everywhere so that's a big thing for me. Thanks Guys!
ALSO: I Don't have a portable amp, if that's an issue because I've noticed it can greatly affect headphones, and I'm either plugging it into my iPhone or Computer.
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A quick look back at Week 11:
Knucklehead of the week: Bart Scott
Even when the New York Jets win — as they did in their surprising 27-13 defeat of the St. Louis Rams on Sunday — they find a new way to lose.
Linebacker Bart Scott continued his team's circus sideshow when he barked at defensive teammates to boycott media members, casting blanket blame for last week's (New York) Daily News story that quoted anonymous players and team officials who ripped backup quarterback Tim Tebow.
JUST PLAIN CRAZY? Jets GM Mike Tannenbaum has lost his mind
A ROGUES' GALLERY: NFL's most polarizing players
It's one thing for Scott to decline to speak if he's upset with a messenger. But to berate defensive teammates and urge them to say only that "both teams played hard'' was silly. Scott yelled at fellow linebacker Bryan Thomas for breaking the boycott, calling him "a (bleeping) sellout." This, just a few days after coach Rex Ryan insisted his locker room was unified.
As Scott continued to rant, safety Yeremiah Bell scolded him like a child: "Stop it," Bell said. "Just stop it."
It's just another example of Ryan's undisciplined locker room. Players can't decide whether they want to throw each other under the bus anonymously or rip each other for talking to reporters openly. The Jets have been bickering since their brawling in training camp forced Ryan to make them run wind sprints as discipline, and the sniping and whining has continued months into a chaotic season.
Even stranger: Eventually, Scott caved and answered questions from the media.
Scott, you'll remember, tried to organize a media boycott earlier in the season, mistakenly calling it a "mutiny."
"I've got a media mutiny," he said when approached by USA TODAY Sports after a victory over the Buffalo Bills. Scott was asked if he meant a boycott.
"Yeah, a boycott."
He went on: "You guys treat us like we're a (bleeping) joke. You all want us to feed your papers, but then you all talk (bleep) about us. So why would I want to give you all quotes to sell papers with if you all treat us like (bleep)? That doesn't make sense."
Talk. Don't talk. Make up your mind. Scott doesn't make sense.
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Matt Schaub: One of the remaining questions about Schaub was whether he could bring the Houston Texans back to win a game when they were trailing late. Well, the Texans (9-1) were two touchdowns behind when Schaub rallied them to a 43-37 overtime win. In all, he threw for 527 yards, tied for second most in NFL history, and five touchdowns against the pesky Jacksonville Jaguars.
"I knew that if we ever got in a situation where we had to throw it 50-plus times, our quarterback is capable of doing it," Texans coach Gary Kubiak said. "We don't want to do it. It's not how we want to play, but we got caught in one of those games. But that's his job, and that's why he's here. And that's why Matt is a great player. He can find ways to do that."
Greg Schiano: The Tampa Bay Buccaneers rookie coach has led his team to five wins in the last six games, with quarterback Josh Freeman playing at a Pro Bowl level, throwing for 16 touchdowns and three interceptions during that span. The Bucs, who beat the Carolina Panthers 27-21 in overtime Sunday, are 6-4 and currently one game out of the NFC playoff picture. The Bucs won the overtime coin toss Sunday and moved quickly down the field, with Freeman finding Dallas Clark along the left sideline for the winning score. "You've got to love it when the linebacker swears as you're heading upfield," Clark said.
M.D. Jennings: The Green Bay Packers safety raced 72 yards with an interception-return touchdown that proved pivotal in a 24-20 win over the Detroit Lions. The Packers (7-3) moved within a half-game of the first-place Chicago Bears in the NFC North after losing three of their first five games. The Bears play at San Francisco on Monday night.
Tom Brady: Just when a lot of folks were starting to anoint Indianapolis Colts rookie quarterback Andrew Luck as the generation-next Peyton Manning in the Colts-New England Patriots rivalry, Brady showed the kid who's boss with a three-touchdown performance in a 59-24 thumping. The Pats tied their franchise record for points scored in the win, although it was tempered by the loss of tight end Rob Gronkowski, who broke his left forearm and will be lost for four to six weeks.
Offensive player of the week: Robert Griffin III
The Washington Redskins rookie quarterback showed his gratitude for older teammates naming him team captain by throwing for four touchdowns and completing all but one of his 15 pass attempts in a 31-6 smashing of the free-falling Philadelphia Eagles. Griffin completed 14 of 15 passes for 200 yards, including touchdown passes of 6, 49, 61 and 17 yards — one in each quarter. He also rushed for 84 yards amid chants of "RGIII! RGIII!"
PLAYBOOK: Are the Cowboys ready for RGIII?
"I'm tired of talking about Robert," said Santana Moss, who caught one pass, which went for a 61-yard TD in the third quarter. "Nothing's going to change. Robert's going to go out there and be special. That's the gift that he has, he's a special guy. He brings that kind of specialness. I don't know if that's a word, but he brings it to our offense."
Defensive player of the week: Von Miller
The Denver Broncos' second-year linebacker was an unstoppable force with three sacks and two forced fumbles in a 30-23 win against the San Diego Chargers.
Miller celebrated his first sack with a pair of somersaults, then got up and did jumping jacks with his arms bent at the elbow while he moved to the imaginary music. He said he was inspired by Sonic the Hedgehog, a video game character.
"You've got to show some excitement when you make a play," Miller said.
It was his second three-sack game in the last three weeks to bring his season total to 13, a sack and a half ahead of Houston's J.J. Watt for the NFL lead.
"He's just getting started," Broncos defensive end Elvis Dumervil said. "That was a crazy day for him."
Special teams player of the week: Dan Bailey
The Dallas Cowboys kicker bailed out his team in a 23-20 win against the Cleveland Browns on Sunday. His 32-yard field goal forced overtime and his 38-yarder won it for the Cowboys (5-5).
Unsung hero: Chad Henne
The forgotten backup quarterback of the struggling Jacksonville Jaguars (1-9) had a career day. He threw for 354 yards and a career-high four touchdowns, but an incompletion on fourth-and-10 in overtime gave the Houston Texans the ball. Then Andre Johnson caught a 48-yard pass to give the Texans (9-1) a 43-37 win.
"We need to score touchdowns," Henne said. "When we start doing that as an offense — ending games — that's when you know we are getting better and proving we belong on the field."
Henne took over for Blaine Gabbert, who bruised his right elbow on a hit on Jacksonville's first series. Jaguars coach Mike Mularkey didn't have any details of Gabbert's injury after the game, and he wouldn't say who will start next week.
Major disappointment: Dallas Cowboys
America's Team didn't look like a playoff team in allowing the Browns to take them to overtime before Dallas prevailed 23-20. Now they the Cowboys have RGIII and the confident Redskins coming into Jerry's World for a Thanksgiving battle with second place in the NFC East at stake.
"Had it all the way," Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said, smiling, as he walked into the postgame locker room.
Major funk: Philip Rivers
The San Diego Chargers quarterback keeps trying to throw his way out of his slump, only to sink deeper. Rivers threw two more interceptions in a loss to the Denver Broncos and has 14 this season. A once-elite quarterback who played so courageously on a torn knee ligament in the 2007 AFC Championship Game has 34 interceptions the last two seasons — along with nine lost fumbles.
They need to step up this week
Eli Manning hasn't thrown a touchdown pass in 12 quarters. No better time to get back his groove than when the New York Giants return from their bye to face the Green Bay Packers (7-3) next Sunday night.
Matt Ryan and his Falcons teammates were inexplicably flat coming off a Week 10 loss at the New Orleans Saints. They overcame Ryan's five interceptions to beat the Arizona Cardinals, but Ryan can't afford to be so generous with the football against the Bucs (6-4) next Sunday.
Mark Sanchez and the Jets pushed the Patriots to overtime before falling 29-26 in Week 7. It's now or never for Sanchez to prove his critics wrong in a Thanksgiving night showdown against Brady if the Jets are to avoid playing out the string.


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If you are among the droves of fans who think that a battle between The Hulk and Superman would be an absolute gem, then you are right where you should be.
Superman speaks to us. What he stands for resonates with each and every person; he is the ideal hero. Superman is the symbol of all that's virtuous and strong. He speaks to the part of us that needs some assurance that someone has our backs. Few can match his strength, most notably, The Incredible Hulk.
You don't have to be into superhero action films to know that a Superman versus Hulk tussle is something that we would pay to watch. However, if we do see a comic book episode or a summer blockbuster with the two, the question will remain, between The Man Of Steel and the incredible Hulk, who would come out on top?
Hulk, Bruce Banner's alter-ego is debatably Marvel's top strongman. However, ruling out his DC fellow powerhouse, Superman, considered as sheer power in a cape, would be frowned upon.
Superman vs. Incredible Hulk: the demolition derby.
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Mineral materials are some of our most basic natural resources used in everyday building and construction, including: sand, gravel, dirt and rock. Local supplies of these basic resources are vital to economic life of any community.
Colorado is one of the major mineral material producing states in the country. Mineral materials produced here include:
BLM is authorized to sell mineral materials to the public at fair market value, using both competitive and noncompetitive sales under the regulations at 43 CFR 3600. The BLM's policy is to make these materials available for the public and local governmental agencies whenever possible and wherever environmentally acceptable. BLM shares a portion (usually about 50%) of the revenues from the sale of mineral materials with the state where the minerals are produced.
Competitive sales have a maximum initial contract term of 10 years, but there is no limitation on the quantity, and the BLM may issue contracts that can be renewed for additional 10-year terms. Non-competitive sales have a maximum contract term of 5 years, a limit of 200,000 cubic yards (or weight equivalent) per contract and a maximum total quantity of 300,000 cubic yards (or weight equivalent) for all contracts issued to any one entity in any one state in any 12-month period.
There is no specific application form for requesting removal of mineral materials from public lands. Persons interested in buying mineral materials should contact the local BLM district or field office closest to the area of need or closest to the public land where the desired material is found.
BLM offers mineral materials free of charge to states, counties, or other government entities for the use of public projects. There is no limit on the quantity of such disposal to governmental entities, but the permit has a maximum term of 10 years. Also, a limited amount may be provided free to non-profit groups. Materials obtained free of charge cannot be bartered or sold.
Anyone gathering mineral materials in excess of what would be considered recreational rock gathering needs a permit. Gathering large quantities of rock (more than what would fit into a 5-gallon container) is generally allowed within some field office boundaries, as long as the area is not restricted to rock gathering and a permit to do so is obtained. Often, there are many areas within the field office boundaries that are closed to rock gathering, the field office may provide you with a restricted area map to determine which areas are opened to, or restricted from, rock gathering.
Mineral material permits are obtained by coming into the BLM field office. The permit must be purchased before you gather the mineral material. Generally, permits are issued from late April (weather dependent) through November 30th, with all permits expiring on November 30th of each year. Permits are not issued during winter months because of inaccessibility to the areas, and for wildlife habitat purposes. No heavy equipment may be used to remove decorative rock from BLM land. Removal of decorative rock is limited to surface collecting by hand or using hand tools such as pry bars, picks and shovels. Common use area and open rock gathering areas are limited to one ton per household per year.
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North Shore Fire/Rescue provides fire, emergency medical and life safety services to the City of Glendale and the Villages of Bayside, Brown Deer, Fox Point, River Hills, Shorewood and Whitefish Bay.
Change your clock, change your battery!
As you change your clocks tomorrow morning for daylight savings time, don't forget to also change the batteries in your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.
A properly installed and maintained smoke alarm and carbon monoxide detector are the only things in your home that can alert you and your family to a fire or carbon monoxide problem 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Whether you're awake or asleep, a working smoke alarm and carbon monoxide detector is constantly on alert, scanning the air for fire and smoke or carbon monoxide, yet without a working battery, these devices cannot do their job.
According to the National Fire Protection Association, almost two-thirds of home fire deaths resulted from fires in properties without working smoke alarms. A working smoke alarm significantly increases your chances of surviving a deadly home fire. For more information on smoke detectors visit http://www.usfa.fema.gov/campaigns/smokealarms/alarms/index.shtm.
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Skip to comments.Former GOP Sen. Lincoln Chafee to attend Dem Convention
Posted on 08/17/2012 3:31:35 PM PDT by NormsRevenge
Former Republican Sen. Lincoln Chafee will attend the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte in September, WPRI reports.
Chafee is now the independent governor of liberal Rhode Island, and has been drifting away from the Republican Party since at least 2006, when he lost his re-election bid for the Senate. (In 2004, he withdrew his support for President George W. Bush's re-election.) Chafee backed President Barack Obama's 2008 run, and is a co-chair for his campaign.
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Wrong state referenced in keywords - Rhode Island not Connecticut
No surprise here, surprise will be if some other alleged GOP'ers don't join him in Charlotte.
Chafee = Romney
Two peas in a pod.
Plenty like him still running the Republican Party.
I'd have been surprised if he didn't. Chafee wasn't a Republican even when he was.
They can have that senile immoral, probably GAY old geezer......GOOD RIDDANCE.
get real.
For the name shock, I expect appearances by Ron Reagan (Junior) and his sister Patti Davis. Their seduction by the "dark side" is a matter of long standing, but the MSM will enjoy a few headlines.
Yep. the merging of the parties is nearly complete.
I'm trying to "get real".
I say vote for "NEITHER".
ThX! oops. correction on the way.
They'll need to recruit a whole whorde of RINOs like Chaffee and Huntsman to make up for the mass defection of card carrying lemmings, I mean card carrying 'Rats.
A POS then; A POS now!
>> I say vote for "NEITHER".
A vote for neither is a vote for Obama.
Here's a little exercise for ya. Google "romney stericycle", and look at the list of purveyors of this trash:
*** Democratic Underground
*** Mother Jones
*** Huffington Post
*** Salon
... and those are just in the FIRST PAGE of links.
Seriously now, Mr. Purebred Conservative Stud, how does it feel to be getting your "conservative" talking points from the likes of THOSE garbage scows? Pretty good?
WHAT A TRUE STATEMENT....The big tenter's and their wish to screw the real taxpayers into the wall.... For example, Rove Crystal and the like...
Is the Romney Stericycle story true or not?
There is no way Lincoln Chafee would've nominated Paul Ryan to do anything. To Chafee ... Ryan is the villain.
"Wrong! But thanks for playing! Johnny, tell him what his take-home gifts are!"
>> Is the Romney Stericycle story true or not?
NOT TRUE — at least not the way you, DU, HuffingtonPost, Mother Jones, and Salon peddle it.
...and he hates puppies! (/s)
Yeah, I'm sure it's wrong in the fever swamps of your tiny RDS mind.
In the REAL world where I live, though — here among people who can observe, think, and count — it's not only right, but obvious.
No problem - we can smell the stench across the border from RI...
This is why we should purge all the rinos from the republican party. John Chafee was a rino. Jodi Rell was a rino. When John Chafee died, Rell appointed his son to the seat. He's now speaking at the democrat convention. Because all moderate republicans are democrats.
Lancelot Linc makes Biden look like a Rhodes Scholar.
A really well done HTML post, properly set off in paragraphs, showing that you know how to use italic and bold tags. And even a PICTURE! (Irrelevant though it is.) I'd give you a B+ for technical skills and appearance.
Contentwise, it's a little lacking.
We can strip off the unnecessary crap and (besides the ad hominem) we're left with really only a short sentence that means anything at all:
"That...proposition of yours has been refuted so often here on FreeRepublic..."
Well, no, actually it hasn't. Not for those of us who don't live in your fevered mind, anyhoo.
While we're on the subject of handing out assignments and educating ourselves, here's one for you, sport. Read the following link on "Logical Fallacies", and report back which fallacy your statement represents, m'kay?
Hint: it's not "Argumentum Ad Hominem", although all the REST of your drivel is certainly that.
Good luck, Nervous Tick! May you find whatever it is you are seeking!
OK, so I go into the voting booth and don't vote for Romney, so Obama gets 1 vote.
The guy behind me, who hasn't bathed for a couple of weeks, obviously a Liberal, is next. He doesn't vote for Romney either, so that's ANOTHER vote for Obama.
Now Obama has a total of 2 votes.
THEN, he actually votes for Obama!
Now Obama has a total of 3 votes?
Now I'm beginning to understand how Obama got 54% of the votes in 08.
>> Now I'm beginning to understand how Obama got 54% of the votes in 08.
After reading your loopy explanation, so am I.
Rinos shed their skin just like any other cold-blooded reptile.
>> Good luck, Nervous Tick! May you find whatever it is you are seeking!
Thanks for the well wishes! I'm seeking an end to a four-year nightmare named Obama. I am confident that I'll find it in November, helped along by lots and lots of folks who love America and gather together behind the (R) candidate and vote the blue-lipped Kenyan bastard out.
I wish you'd join us but it looks like you have other plans that day.
'A vote for neither is a vote for Obama' by Nervous tick.
Since you don't like the logical extension of that statement, offer your own.
Link the dink defines RINO'S.
There are definite similarities. Chafee and Romney both come from establishment Republican dynasties whose constituents have been disappearing. They both had to find a way to adapt if they wanted to keep their family political businesses alive.
Romney tried to pull the "I can be as liberal as any Democrat" routine a few years before Chafee did, and he found out it was not a winning strategy, losing office just like Chafee would later. Romney didn't go independent, or toy around with switching parties like Chafee though. Instead, he decided to try to jump to the national level of Republican politics, where he didn't need to worry about a shrinking pool of Republican voters.
Romney has arguably picked the more successful strategy, but I don't doubt that he would be right there beside Chafee at the Democrat convention, if he had thought that was the more politically expedient move.
Wonder when the "Maine wonder twins" (Snowe and Collins) will be joining?
If he's prominent for anything, it's because he's well known for being universally hated by most people in the Republican party. It's about as sensible as calling Martin Luther a prominent Catholic clergyman.
It's about time the deceiptful Democrat joined his party and stopped his corrupting and scaming the political process.
It's not a semantic game; it presumes an audience composed of rational conservatives who dislike the current president and deeply desire to replace him.
There are three components of that presumption:
** rational
** conservative
** hate Obama.
With the RDS crowd here on FR, one, two, or all three of those presumptions may not apply.
OK, so how does all that turn someone who doesn't go into the voting booth voting for Obmama?
And does that vote for Obama just include people who normally vote, or does that include everyone of voting age who doesn't vote in November?
You mean, a rational conservative who hates Obama and ordinarily would vote against him because it's in his best interest to get rid of him? That's what I said my premise is. I don't give a rats ass about losers or pets or what have you. Just rational conservatives who hate Obama. Like I thought inhabited this forum.
If that guy doesn't vote, or votes for a sure loser as a "protest" vote, then the serious challenger to Obama — the one that might actually remove him — gets one less vote.
One LESS vote for candidate A in a two-candidate race is mathematically exactly the same as one MORE vote for candidate B.
And don't kid yourself — this IS a two candidate race.
I don't even know why I'm bothering to explain this — you and the others going down this "logical" rathole already know the answwer, you are just engaging in sophism.
If you don't know what sophism is, look it up.
Does that 'one less vote' include all eligble voters?
The answer can be short, using only two, or maybe three letters of the alphabet.
Not much surprise here. Benedict Arnold relocated to England after the hostilities, if I recall correctly. What's the diff?
Oh, wait! I can answer my own question. Benedict Arnold at first served his country well and was a military leader at the Battle of Saratoga. At least he was good for something at one time.
Lincoln Chafee has always been good for nothing.
Maybe Chaffee can do a musical number with Jim Jeffords.
Read for meaning, Eagle. I have posted enough that if you do so, you'll know clearly where I am coming from.
You're not an idiot, far from it. I know that for a fact; I've had pleasant and stimulating discussions with you here, although it's been a while. As I recall, you're not only thoughtful, but you've also been around the block a time or two. And I have learned from you, and I appreciate that.
If memory serves, you're a farmer or rancher by trade — correct?
Please read — at your leisure — the following.
If you're still interested in exploring this rathole after that, by all means let me know, and we'll do so. If I'm correct in my guesses, I think you're doing yourself a disservice by joining the RDS brigade.
This has nothing to do with RDS, it has to do with the idea that simply not voting for someone (candidate A) is the same as casting a vote for candidate B.
That is simply false, as I demonstrated in my first post to you.
Not voting for candidate A is just that, he gets zero votes. So does candidate B.
To be redundant; If the guy behind me, in my example, goes into the booth and doesn't vote for candidate A, candidate B doesn't automatically get a vote in his column.
I further demonstrated the false emotional argument you presented by saying that my imaginary voter later did, in fact, cast a vote for candidate B.
When he leaves the booth, candidate Bs count goes up by 1 vote, not 2, and candidate As count remains unchanged.
Naturally, if that happens enough, the election will go in Bs favor, but not because the voters all voted for B, but rather because A did not get enough votes.
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"The Big Moo Canoe" - Taking a hard line to fight poverty in Haiti, Colorado Ultra-Marathon Paddler Leads Multiple Efforts to Benefit Heifer International.
If you give a man a fish he will eat for a day, if you teach a man to fish he will eat for a lifetime. This is part of the theory behind the Heifer International organization that raises money to provide heifers for people in 144 different countries. Rob Bean from Fort Collins, Colo. is a volunteer who loves to canoe and loves the outdoors and he paddles in canoeing marathons. Last week he was in Wyoming practicing for his big challenge this week on the Green and the Colorado rivers. What does paddling and heifers have in common, well maybe not much, but Bean has combined his love of canoeing and his love of helping other people together. He uses his canoeing to raise funds and awareness for Heifer International.
"Heifer International is not well recognized, I think people have heard of the concept, but it doesn't have a lot of name recognition. The organization has been around since 1944 and has provided animals and farm training all across the world. One year someone sent us a chicken for Christmas and that was our introduction to Heifer International. It's a great concept, that was about six years ago and we've been involved ever since. We do a major challenge every other year, this year our major challenge is the Green River. We are going to try to do 80 miles today. We expect to be in Moab, Saturday or Sunday. In 2010 we did a challenge in Missouri where eight people were out canoeing non-stop for 340 miles. Out of 57 hours I had maybe six hours sleep. I would just grab sleep here and there. This challenge on the Green is more relaxed. I sponsor events and also have a speaking engagement circuit promoting Heifer International.
"I really work on the awareness side of things. A lot of people don't know about us. We hit the $25,000 fundraising mark last week. Contributions are accepted online. The whole mission is to end poverty. We want to give people an opportunity through animals and training to bring themselves up. We give away not only heifers, but goats, chickens, rabbits, geese, llamas; sometimes the type of animals depend on the region and the community and what their particular needs are. There are two different farms in the southeast and the west coast that raise animals. These animals are used in the United States, we used to ship them overseas, but now we purchase the animals in the local area and that adds to the local economy. We bring in free training in addition to the gift of the animal. Sometimes foreign aid can hurt a country. If people are getting things for free, then what's the incentive to raise a crop and try to sell it. Free can be detrimental to a community. We want communities to become economically sustainable. We also have a new period of focus, we used to help communities with 50-100 people. We are now reaching out to communities with a 1,000 people or more. There are ongoing projects in Haiti and Africa. We help with training and putting in farms to raise the livestock. One other thing that's encouraged is the gifting of one of the offspring of the original gifted animal. But, the people are really generous who have received an animal, many times they have given away at least six offspring. This really helps an entire community to become more economically stable. In Haiti, the people are bunched up in the cities, the farm projects are working to draw people back into the rural communities," said Bean.
Bean said he has been involved in volunteerism in his church and worked at many camps. That's how he met his wife, by working at a camp. He has helped others learn to climb and canoe.
"A gift of a cow is a huge deal to these people. The animal has a high value. It can be bred, used for food, milk; it provides sustenance. Some of the animals are meant to be a protein source some are used in the farm work. We tailor the animal gifts to the needs of that community and what's most beneficial to them. We help them establish farms which can produce the feed the cows need. We work with the farmers and ranchers to plant the crops the animals need. They build pens for their animals. We have advisors that assist with the veterinary needs of the cows. Each project lasts from three to five years and at the end of that period a community is well on its way to being self-sustaining. People are overjoyed with the gift of an animal. It's huge what it can do for a family. They are able to use funds to go to school, purchase clothing, improve their housing, the possibilities are endless. Beatrice's family in Africa received a goat. With that goat project her dream of going to school was realized. She went to school and then to college in the United States and she is now back in Uganda helping her people. Her life was changed by the gift of a simple goat. Her goat had twins and she gave one of them away," said Bean.
The journey down the Green began on May 2 as they hit the water at approximately 8:20 a.m. Bean and his paddling partner, Marek Uliasz, each in their own boat left the Green River State Park boat launch. Bean explained this trip will be one of their hardest paddling challenges since the projects inception in 2007. Bean and Uliasz will paddle 120-miles down the Green River and back "upstream" more than 46 miles on the Colorado River, ending near Moab. Bean uses his outdoor challenges to open up a dialogue with the public about global poverty issues and to share his passion and support for the Heifer International, an organization focused on ending hunger and poverty through gifts of livestock and sustainable farming practices.
Rural Entrepreneurs for Agricultural Cooperation in Haiti. R.E.A.C.H. is the largest animal project of its kind in Haiti's history and Heifer has committed $18.7 million towards the five year effort. Heifer's pragmatic approach to global economic development has brought 10 million families out of poverty since 1944, and the model being implemented in Haiti has been proven effective in similar projects in Africa.
"Families in Haiti were struggling before the 2010 earthquake, but since that devastating blow, it's more important than ever that significant programs focused on economic development take root, not just emergency aid," stated Bean. "The people of Haiti are creative and resilient, and just need the tools and education to break their dependence on foreign aid and thrive through their own efforts. Heifer International knows how to support communities in these types of endeavors and has a track record of successful projects all around the world."
Along with the main "Moo Canoe" challenge in May, other events and activities are planned to raise awareness for Heifer throughout 2012. Bean has organized a six week children's challenge to introduce more than 100 school-aged kids to Heifer ideals. In July, Bean's 11-year old daughter Megan will climb Grays and Torrey's Peaks in support of her challenge called "High Altitude for Haiti." Bean also participates in a variety of alternative giving fairs and is available to speak about Heifer and his adventures.
"It's important to me that our project include opportunities for others to get involved in the effort, that way the deeper message takes root. The kids I am working with are so excited to be helping raise donations to collectively buy a Heifer for a family in Haiti. They have learned that a single cow can produce more than four gallons of milk per day, enough for a family to drink, share with neighbors, and sell excess into local markets. Milk adds needed protein to a family's diet while supplementing the family's income to improve their lives," said Bean.
The team hopes to raise more than $5,000 by the end of the summer. To date, more than $25,000 in donations has been collected. People can support The Big Moo Canoe by visiting www.moocanoe.com where they can make a donation directly to Heifer International through the secure website. Also follow all of the action on their Facebook page at www.facebook.com/BigMooCanoe.
Bean has paddled more than 1,000 miles in challenges staged in Wyoming, Missouri, and Utah since 2007 in support of his cause.


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Rangers Reach The Break with 4-3 Win Over The Penguins
Jim Cerny
In their final game before the Olympic break the Rangers had to work a little longer than normal, but in the end it was well worth it as the Rangers skated away with a 4-3 shootout victory over the Pittsburgh Penguins Friday night at the CONSOL Energy Center. The Rangers arrive at the break with 67 points, second only to Pittsburgh in the Metropolitan Division.
Brad Richards scored the deciding goal in the third round of the shootout for the Rangers, who finished their season series against the Penguins with a 2-1-1 record. Mats Zuccarello had scored in the second round for New York, but Evgeni Malkin had evened the shootout with a goal to start the third round before Richards' game-winner.
Henrik Lundqvist stopped 26 of 29 shots to backstop the big win for the Rangers, who were coming off a disappointing 2-1 home-ce loss 24 hours earlier against Edmonton. Marc-Andre Fleury made 38 saves for the Penguins.
Benoit Pouliot, who scored the game's first goal just 64 seconds into play, snapped a 2-2 tie with a power play goal at 9:24 of the third period to lift the Rangers to their third one-goal lead of the game. However James Neal's 20th goal of the season with just 2:56 remaining in regulation tied the game once again.
On the third-period go-ahead goal Dan Girardi fired a shot wide of the net, but the puck bounced right to Pouliot off the back boards and Pouliot roofed the disc over Fleury for his second goal of the game and 11th of the season. It marked the first multiple-goal game this season for Pouliot, and the sixth of his NHL career.
Neal was left then left all alone in the low slot and converted a pass from Olli Maatta to pull the Penguins even eight minutes later.
Twice earlier in the contest the Rangers scored early in a period only to see the Penguins tie things up with a power play goal in response, and as such the two teams reached the second intermission tied 2-2. It could be argued that the Rangers had the better of the play at even strength, while the Penguins were dominant on the power play. New York held a 32-21 advantage in shots through two periods of play.
Pouliot opened the scoring just 1:04 into the game, giving the Rangers the early lead they so coveted. Marc Staal threw the puck on net from left wing where Zuccarello batted it against Fleury's left pad along the goal line. Pouliot swooped in and whacked the puck over the goal line for his tenth goal of the season, giving New York a 1-0 lead.
However with Carl Hagelin in the penalty box for interference at 10:15 of the first period the Penguins' league-best power play went to work. After several saves by Lundqvist Pittsburgh finally broke through at 11:43 when Maatta batted a rebound of Sidney Crosby's right-wing shot into the cage for the sixth goal of his rookie season, tying the game 1-1. Crosby picked up his league-leading 78th point by assisting on Maatta's goal.
Three minutes earlier Lundqvist had made a huge left-pad save on a Crosby breakaway. Including Friday's contest, Crosby has recorded 65 points in 47 career games against New York.
Granted a power play of their own 30 seconds into the middle stanza, the Rangers struck quickly to regain a one-goal advantage. Derick Brassard cleanly won a faceoff in the left circle, and Girardi hammered a slap shot past Fleury giving the Rangers a 2-1 lead just four seconds after James Neal went to the box for slashing.
The goal was Girardi's fourth of the season, while Brassard extended his point streak to six consecutive games with the lone assist. Earlier Zuccarello had also stretched his point streak to a career-high six games by assisting on Pouliot's first score.
Yet again the Penguins roared back on the power play to tie the game. This time, with Rick Nash in the penalty box for interference, Malkin ripped a right wing slap shot pat Lundqvist to the far side at 8:29, his 18th goal evening the score at two apiece.
The Rangers penalty kill did stiffen as the game wore on. The visitors killed another second period power play for the Penguins and then had a huge kill 5:26 into the third period of a tie 2-2 game, with one of their key penalty killers--Ryan McDonagh--the one sitting in the box.
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Joseph Koch, who along with eight other local miners died in a mine explosion in 1947, is depicted here.
Visitors are invited to walk through this home, considered to be the oldest Greek Revival-style home in Illinois.
The Labor & Industry Museum is the only public institution devoted to the history of the labor and industry of Belleville and southwestern Illinois. The centerpiece is Jumbo, a 19th-century steam engine along with coal mining, carpentry, and stove-making exhibits.
St. Clair County Historical Society Museum
This Victorian adaptation of a Greek Revival home was built in the early 1800s. In addition to period furniture and vintage clothing, artifacts, and quilts, the museum contains an extensive research library and gift shop.
National Shrine of Our Lady of the Snows
The Shrine has 200 beautifully landscaped acres of gardens and devotional areas, including the Outdoor Amphitheatre, Shrine Church, Lourdes Grotto, Stations of the Cross, Millennium Spire, the Visitors Center with a restaurant and gift shop, and the Shrine Hotel.
The original wooden cross was erected in 1850 by a farmer in thanksgiving for his family being spared during a cholera epidemic. Subsequent owners of the property have repaired and replaced it.
Learn about the history of aviation in the St. Louis area.
The subject of intensive historical interest, the Mansion is probably the oldest brick house in the state of Illinois. It was built in 1810 by Nicholas Jarrot, who was a native Frenchman and landowner in Cahokia.
Greater Saint Louis Air and Space Museum
Learn about the history of aviation in the St. Louis area. The Museum is located at the St. Louis Downtown Parks Airport and has Gus Grissom's flight suit, a collection of TWA artifacts, and a 1941 Meyers O.T.W. Bi-plane on exhibit.
General Dean Suspension Bridge
Located just outside the city of Carlyle, this historic 130-year-old bridge is one of the oldest suspension bridges in the area. The original bridge served as a crossing over the Kaskaskia River.
Clinton County Historical Museum
This building was the former home of Judge Sidney Breese, who came to Illinois from New York. He studied law here and became Assistant Secretary of the State of Illinois.
This 170-foot-tall bottle that resembles a Brook's Catsup Bottle served as a water tower for the catsup manufacturer after being constructed in 1949. A popular roadside attraction, it makes for a great photo op.
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Local and world histories are combined in these exhibits.
Cahokia Mounds State Historic Site
Illinois' only United Nations World Heritage Site. This 2,200-acre site preserves the central section of the largest prehistoric Indian city north of Mexico. An Interpretive Center presents a coherent account of this sophisticated prehistoric culture. Climb Monk's Mound, see the film and life-size village. Don't miss annual events that focus on Native American culture.
This traditional one-story French Creole residence, built circa 1790, is considered to be one of the oldest surviving residences in Illinois.
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Built in the 1790s, the house is designed in the French vertical-log style rather than the more familiar horizontal-log style. This is the oldest known residence in Illinois.
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As the world's tallest fountain, the Gateway Geyser Fountain reaches 627 feet in height, and is centered in a pond that holds five million gallons of water.
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Katherine Dunham is probably best known as a legendary dancer who propelled the awareness of the cultures of the African Diaspora via her choreography. Her famous dance technique reflects a fusion of many cultures. Miss Dunham was a true renaissance woman. She was an artist, anthropologist, author, activist, manager, movie star, producer, educator, wife, mother, and so much more. The world needs to know about her wonderful life story and there's no better learning environment than the Museum and Centers for Arts and Humanities she created. The museum houses Miss Dunham's outstanding collection of symbolic and functional art, including more than 250 African and Caribbean art objects from more than 50 countries.
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This memorial in Valley View Cemetery honors Edward Coles, the second governor of Illinois (1822-1826). A former slaveowner from Virginia, Coles became an abolitionist and won the 1822 gubernatorial election as the candidate of anti-slavery forces.
Built in 1927, Old Chain of Rocks was the fifth bridge to cross the Mississippi River, which shortened the distance between St. Louis, Missouri, and Edwardsville, Illinois by 15 miles.
Madison County Historical Society Museum & Archives
The 1836 Weir House is filled with an amazing display of artifacts representing local and county history, in addition to a historic research library.
Colonel Benjamin Stephenson House
This two-story brick home is a wonderful example of Federal-style architecture from 1820. Col. Stephenson, who was a contemporary of Lewis & Clark, moved there in 1809.
Edwardsville Children's Museum
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