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Oak Creek-Franklin girls volleyball
The Knights pulled out a thrilling 25-18, 18-25, 25-16, 18-25, 15-8 decision over Franklin Sept. 13.
"The girls never quit playing," said Oak Creek coach Karen Lois. "….I was very proud as a coach of their will and want to play."
"This was a typical Oak Creek match," said Sabers' coach Ken Huber. "Both teams played extremely hard and never quit. I was very proud of the girls' desire to keep playing."
Quincey Anderson led Oak Creek with 14 kills, while Katie Finn had two blocks, Aliina Klatt five aces, Rachel Bragstad 21 digs and Alayna Quinn 29 assists.
"We tried to serve tough," said Lois. "Quincey had an outstanding match. We got some good blocks and many touches to slow down some balls."
For Franklin, Jordyn Dutkiewicz had five aces and 37 assists while Katie Babula had three aces and 10 digs. Elissa Herman came up with nine kills while Jenny Dutkiewicz and Caitlin Koska had six apiece.
Franklin-Oak Creek girls swimming
The Sabers overwhelmed the Knights in a Southeast Conference dual on Sept. 11 by a 128-57 score.
In doing so, Franklin won every event and took second in more than half of them. The junior varsity did just as well, winning all but one event.
Returning state meet qualifier Melanie Pearson had a fantastic meet for Franklin, breaking her own school record and turning in a score of 209.5 for six dives.
Things went a little better for Oak Creek when it took eighth in the Port Washington Pirate Invitational on Saturday. The Knights posted 11 personal-best times out of 29 individual swims.
The 400 freestyle relay team of Kaitlin McIntosh, Lindsey Melotik, Amanda Marciniak and Angela Fleischman had the best finish with a sixth, while Marciniak was seventh in the 100 butterfly and ninth in the 200 individual medley and Fleischman was 10th in both the 100 and 200 freestyles.
Greendale girls volleyball
The Panthers battled traditional state power Pius XI every step of the way but lost a tough 25-22, 25-20, 25-20 dual on Sept. 13.
Shawn Hotson totaled 14 kills, Lauren Litzau 17 assists and six service aces, Olivia Surita 20 digs and Stephanie Kramer five blocks as Greendale slipped to 4-1 in Woodland Conference duals.
The Panthers had downed Pewaukee in three games on Sept. 11 behind 15 kills from Hotson, 10 by Kramer and five from Halle Ringelberg. Litzau collected 16 assists and four aces, Surita had 19 digs and Alyssa Docter four blocks.
Greendale also beat Milwaukee Lutheran, 25-21, 25-8, 25-16, on Sept. 10 as Hotson tallied 17 kills, Litzau 33 assists and Surita 20 digs.
Greendale boys soccer
The Panthers blanked a pair of Woodland Conference opponents last week by 3-0 scores, topping Cudahy on Sept. 12 and Greenfield on Sept. 10.
John Fauser and Julian Gutierrez each scored and goalkeeper Cody Serrano made eight saves against Greenfield.
Gutierrez tallied twice and Brandon Cook once in the victory over Cudahy. Serrano made a pair of saves in that contest as well for the Panthers, who improved to 2-2-1 in Woodland play.
The Panthers then dropped a 4-0 decision to Mukwonago on Friday evening.
Oak Creek girls tennis
The third doubles team of Lauren Ungerecht and Christine Dutkiewicz won their flight championship as the Knights competed well in the Germantown Invitational on Sept. 15.
Ungerecht and Dutkiewicz cruised past Tosa West (6-1, 6-2) and Kenosha Bradford (6-2, 6-3) pairs, before beating a Waukesha West duo, 7-5, 6-4, in the final.
Earning a second was Sarah Ciombor at fourth singles, as she upset the second seed from Tosa West (6-3, 6-1) and the third seed from Bradford (6-1, 6-4) before falling to a Waukesha West opponent (6-2, 6-2).
The first doubles team of Julia Marin and Megan Kos upset the top seed from Onalaska (6-2, 5-7, 12-10) before overpowering a pair from Germantown (7-5, 6-2). Kos and Marin finished second after falling to a Waukesha West team (6-0, 6-1).
Third singles player Tiffany Hoskins was third, beating a Watertown player (6-1, 2-6, 10-8).
Oak Creek girls cross country
The Knights were an impressive third of 27 teams with 162 points in the St. Catherine's Angel Invite Saturday at UW-Parkside.
Shannon Dugan was 11th individually out of 191 runners to lead the way on the 4,000-meter course with 15:42.
Other scoring runners included Serena Hukarevic in 26th (16:24) and Grace Goldensoph in 27th (16:25), Hollie Poehler in 48th (16:46) and Emma Sims in 57th (16:55).
Also competing for the Knights were Katya Wick in 62nd (16:59) and Mikayla Fox in 68th (17:07).
Whitnall girls volleyball
After a tough 25-13, 23-25, 31-29, 25-19 loss to Greenfield on Sept. 11, the Falcons bounced back in a big way with a 25-20, 25-20, 25-12 triumph over Shorewood on Sept. 13.
Ashley Markowiak tallied 13 kills, Kim Ertl 23 assists and Amanda Rosenwald 16 digs in the match.
Leaders in the loss to the Hustlin' Hawks were Markowiak with 11 kills, Ertl and Lauren Ray with 17 assists apiece and Rosenwald with 26 digs.
Franklin girls tennis
The Sabers took a competitive third in the Brookfield Central Team Tournament Sept. 14 and 15.
Franklin, which took on Kenosha Tremper in a critical Southeast Conference dual on Wednesday, lost to host Central (7-0) in the first match but then beat Fond du Lac (4-3), New Berlin Eisenhower (6-1) and Tremper (4-3) before falling to Kettle Moraine (7-0).
Coach Jon Vogt noted that the tourney win over Tremper will not count in the Southeast standings.
"It was still a huge win," said Vogt, "….and although the overall dual score didn't reflect a close match against Central, we competed well and had close matches at every single flight."
Whitnall girls cross country
The Falcons finished seventh in Friday's Franklin Invitational with 192 points.
Jasmine Van Tine came in 26th with 21 minutes, 14 seconds, followed by Alyssa Woo in 34th (21:50), Kim Hurst 39th (22:00), Jennifer Bahling 42nd (22:06), Lauren Lent 51st (22:35) and Kina Cross 68th (24:09).
Whitnall boys cross country
Alex Richardson again placed in the top 10, coming in eighth with 17 minutes, 12 seconds in the Franklin Invitational on Friday evening.
Derrick Yimsut took 35th (18:24), Seth Nowak 64th (19:20), Austin Hurst 69th (19:34), Tyler Nape 71st (19:43), Jacob Wick 76th (19:53) and Blake Stencil 77th (19:56) for the Falcons, who tallied 247 points for ninth place in the 13-team meet.
Greendale girls tennis
The first doubles team of Hannah Marquardt and Gabby Weber won, 6-1, 6-2, as the Panthers downed Pius XI, 5-2, in a Woodland Conference dual on Sept. 11.
Marquardt and Weber prevailed again, 6-2, 6-1, in a 4-3 dual triumph over Wauwatosa West on Friday evening.
Greendale will compete in the Woodland Tournament at home next Tuesday and Wednesday.
Franklin boys soccer
The Sabers went 1-2 in the Mike Dillett Memorial Tournament Sept. 14 and 15 in New Berlin.
They defeated Tosa East, 2-1, in the opener behind goals from Josh Martens (assist Pablo Guzman) and a goal in the 70th minute by Lazar Petrovic.
But then Franklin was beaten by host West, 3-1 (Alex Huerta goal, assist to Petrovic); and by St. Anthony's, 3-1, as Brad Wieland (Martens) scored for the Sabers.
Oak Creek boys soccer
The red-hot start for the Knights came to a crashing halt as they dropped a tough 1-0 decision to Kenosha Bradford in a Southeast game on Sept. 11 and then were stunned, 2-1, in overtime by West Allis Hale on Sept. 13.
The two losses drop Oak Creek to 8-2-1 on the year.
They took on Racine Park in a Southeast game on Sept. 18 and will be at the Pewaukee Tournament this Friday and Saturday.
Christian Alfaro tied the game against Hale in the 38th minute but the Knights could not find the back of the net again, as Hale won it in the 96th minute.
Bradford won the game against the Knights with a goal in the 16th minute.
Greendale cross country
Both the boys and girls finished 10th in Friday's Franklin Invitational.
For the girls, who scored 249 points, Chelsey Heiden ran fifth (20:05), Maggie Neff 60th (23:19), Megan Steiner 61st (23:24), Sabrina Wolf 65th (23:32), Natalie Burton 67th (23:32), Hannah Polenske 70th (23:50) and Kacee Ochalek 76th (23:50).
Hail Kazik led the boys with 33rd in 18 minutes, 22 seconds, while Bobby Lutz took 46th (18:46), Nico Gomez 54th (19:05), Austin Weber 67th (19:27), Ben Smalley 74th (19:50) and Dan Stoekl 79th (19:58). The boys tallied 274 points.
Greenfield-Whitnall volleyball
The Raptors lost to Shorewood, 25-18, 24-26, 25-20, 25-18, on Sept. 12.
Skylar Czaplewski collected 15 kills, seven digs and four blocks, while Kurt Storvik totaled 23 assists.
The Raptors also fell to New Berlin United, 25-14, 27-25, 25-17, on Sept. 10 despite Parambir Singh's nine kills, Storvik's 18 assists and Kyle Hanneken's five digs.
Whitnall boys soccer
The Falcons lost three games last week, 4-2 to Waukesha North on Sept. 13, 1-0 to Wauwatosa West on Sept. 12 and 2-1 to South Milwaukee on Sept. 10.
Whitnall slipped to 2-3 in the Woodland Conference going into this week.
Franklin boys volleyball
The Sabers went 1-2 in a tough quadrangular meet last Friday at Muskego.
They lost to Muskego 25-22, 25-23, as Kyle Lassa had eight kills and Sam Rivedal had seven. Zach Bertram had 18 assists, while Austin Bohn had six digs and Bryce Pierzchalski contributed four blocks.
They were then beaten by Kenosha Tremper, 25-23, 25-16.
"I changed the lineup for this game trying out different players in different spots," said coach Chris Dibb. "We play Tremper on Thursday again for conference and I didn't want to show too much against them this early in the season. I also wanted to give other guys an opportunity to gain more experience."
Ryan Fryjoff led the team with five kills while Ryan Balash had 15 assists, Alex Basting had four digs and Ryan Coenen three blocks.
The Sabers closed the day with a win over New Berlin United, 25-22, 17-25, 15-11.
Lassa had 10 kills and five aces while Bertram had 18 assists, Bohn six digs and Cody Scherr three blocks.
Whitnall girls tennis
The Falcons dropped a 6-1 dual decision to Pewaukee on Sept. 10 in their only action of the week.
Another scheduled meet with Brown Deer on Sept. 13 was postponed by rain.
Oak Creek boys cross country
The Knights were 13th of 28 teams in the St. Catherine's Angel Invite last Saturday at UW-Parkside.
Austin Zajkowski turned in an excellent time of 16:25 on the 5,000-meter course, good for 13th out of close to 180 runners. Jake Schmidt was 53rd (17:26), Evan Siira 77th (17:53), Chris Cieminski 105th (18:31) and Sean LaBodda 111th (18:39).
Waukesha South won the meet with 107 points as the Knights scored 356.
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Nov. 15 has been noted as Utah Turkey Day. The International Dutch Oven Society will be at 15 locations throughout the state to cook holiday turkeys. Demonstrations will be held at Camp Chef dealers, including Home Depot, Macey's and Sportsmans Warehouse.
For all cub scout and scout leaders, there will be a Roundtable held on Nov. 13. Youth protection training at 6:15 p.m. and roundtable at 7:30 p.m. Both will be held in the Castle Dale Stake Center.
Women's Volleyball will start on Jan. 7, 2004. If you have a team contact Larraine Pierce at 687-9795 or Karl Jensen at 653-2770. Deposits must be made by Dec. 4 to hold a place on the schedule. A meeting will be held at the Huntington Library on Dec. 4 at 7 p.m. to discuss the rules and how the league will run. Every team must have a representative at this meeting. Many issues concerning the league will be discussed and decided.
Everyone is encouraged to attend an Introduction to the CASA Volunteer Program in Castle Dale on Nov. 13 at 6:30 p.m. in the new Court House. Volunteers are needed in Emery County to help abused and neglected children find a safe loving home. Speak up for a child in court by becoming a CASA volunteer.
Ferron City will hold a groundbreaking ceremony for the new fire station on Nov. 14 at 1 p.m. at 90 East Molen Road.
The Melon Vine Store in Green River will host the ribbon cutting ceremony in conjunction with the grand opening of the newly remodeled facility. There will be shopping sprees, drawings, balloons, popcorn, pop and candy. The ceremony will be held Nov. 14 at 10 a.m.
Need help with your heating bills? Get in touch with HEAT. Apply at Emery County Community Center, 40 South Center Street, Castle Dale. Applications will be taken from Nov. 3, 2003 to March 31, 2004. Proof of income, family size or disability will be required. Call 381-5410 for an appointment.
College of Eastern Utah will host Bread and Soup Night every Monday night through November from 5-6:30 p.m. Proceeds will go to the Carbon County Food Bank. The event will be held in the Jennifer Leavitt Student Center.
The American Legion has re-launched a free, easy way to thank the troops for their service this Veterans Day, Nov. 11. Create the card at the American Legion website www.legion.org. This free service is being offered through Nov. 12.
Applications are now being accepted for city/county titleholders to compete for the title of Miss Teen Utah International to be held May 7-8, 2004 at Bingham High School in South Jordan. Call or write: Miss Teen International Pageant, Box 459, Riverton, Ut. 84065, or 1-801-254-4616, fax 1-801-254-8547, or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
There will be food handlers' classes for all persons working in food handling establishments. Classes will be taught in Price Nov. 12 and Dec. 10 at 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. and in Castle Dale Nov. 20 and Dec.18 at 4 and 7 p.m. For more information contact Dr. Claron Bjork at 637-3671 or Terri at 381-2252.
Utah's youth anti-tobacco advocacy group, the Phoenix Alliance, encourages youth to fight big tobacco by entering the seventh annual Truth From Youth Anti-Tobacco Advertising contest. Entries are grouped in elementary, junior and senior high categories with cash prizes. Contest deadine is March 22, 2004. Create anti-tobacco radio, TV or billboard ads to enter. For more information call 1-801-256-4924 or visit www.youthagainsttobacco.com.
Utahns who need help quitting tobacco may call the Utah Tobacco Quit Line at 1-888-567-TRUTH. The quit line offers live tobacco cessation counseling, as well as referrals to additional services, state-of-the-art cessation booklets and kits with quitting aids. The quit line operates Monday-Thursday from 6 a.m.-10 p.m., Friday from 6 a.m.-8 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday from 7 a.m.-6 p.m. Also visit www.utahquitnet.com which offers 24 hour help.
A statewide summit "Eliminating Inequalities in Health" will be held Nov. 13 from 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. at the Salt Lake City Main Library Auditorium. The purpose of the summit is to build connections between the Utah Department of Health and the community to better address social inequalities in health as well as develop long term strategies to reduce health inequalities. Register on line at www.utahissues.org or call Jennifer at 1-801-521-2035, ext. 100.
Donations are needed from Emery County residents to the Emery Chapter of the Salvation Army which provides emergency assistance for the people of Emery County as well as people traveling through the area. Mail donations to the Emery County Sheriff's Office, Box 281, Green River, Utah 84525 or Emery County Sheriff's Office, Box 817, Castle Dale, Utah 84513. For information, contact Cheryl Keener at 435-564-3432.
The Homeownership Challenge is to increase minority homeownership by 5.5 million by the end of the decade. The American Dream Downpayment Initiative made significant progress as the US House of Representatives passed a $400 million bill to assist 80,000 low income families to become homeowners. For more information visit www.hud.gov.
Castle Dale, Ferron and Huntington Stakes are pleased to host a special fireside. Brother Thurl Bailey will be the guest speaker. He was baptized a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in 1996. He is very talented in many ways. This fireside is Latter-day Saint standard and dress. Everyone from 12 to 100 is welcome to attend. No small children or babies.
Bailey will be available for autographs, pictures, and he will also have CDs, and tapes available for those interested. The date for this is Nov. 15 at 6:30 p.m. at the Spartan Center in Castle Dale.
Relay Utah launched relayutah.gov, making information about its toll free service and other resources easier to access by Utah's deaf, hard of hearing, speech disabled communites and their friends and families. Visit this website to learn more.
The Old Mill Camp of the DUP is offering a unique collection of over 200 pictures on CD. There are group pictures and pictures of past and present buildings in Ferron. The CD is being pre-sold to help raise money for the publishing of the book. Can be used as a screen saver or viewed as a picture album. The Old Mill Camp also has an afghan for sale. Contact Irene Williams at 384-2902 or Ferron City Hall.
Attention, union meeting for local 6363 will be held the third Wednesday of every month at the District 22 office in Price. The meeting will begin at 10 a.m. Attend if you want to receive 70 year anniversary cap.
Story Time for pre-schoolers will be held every Friday at 11 a.m. Will be held every Friday except. Nov. 28, Dec. 26 and Jan. 2.
Open nights at the Emery County Recreation Center will be Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8-10 p.m. There will be basketball, foosball, table tennis, darts, board games, etc. For more information, please call Emery County Recreation at 381-2108.
Emery County Care and Rehab is currently looking for volunteers to perform for one hour per month, providing musical entertainment for the residents. Any instrument is welcome. Any single person or group is welcome. Any age. Please call Tracy at 384-2301.
Emery County Company of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers will hold their Holiday Social on Dec. 1, at 12:30 p.m. at the Castle Dale Senior Center. Luncheon will be provided. Entertainment by Janet Tuttle and Tammy Lynn Cook. The group will also make old-fashioned ornaments. RSVP to Mary (384-3292), Marilyn (748-2442), or JoAnn (748-2633) by Nov. 19.
Old Mill Camp of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers will hold their Christmas Social on Dec. 4, at 3:30 p.m. at the Ferron Senior Center. Any questions about the social call 384-3292 or 613-5262.
Huntington 1st Ward will host a roast beef dinner and entertainment on Nov. 22 at 6 p.m. Games for the children and fun for all ages. All ward members and friends welcome.
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By COREY BLUEMELStaff writer
Every candidate in the Emery County races came to meet the candidate night sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 42 on Oct. 25. Those who are running unopposed were the first to be introduced.
Dave Blackwell, candidate for county attorney said, "I want to thank everyone for their support for the past 15 years. I also want to tell everyone that our office is available to county residents. I am very happy with our office and it is running very smoothly."
Dixie Swasey, county recorder candidate said, "I have been the Emery County recorder now for three terms. For a rural recorder's office, ours is top notch and we are moving ahead with technology."
Steve Barton, candidate for treasurer said, "I appreciate everyones support. Our goal in the treasurer's office is to serve the people of Emery County in a friendly and efficient manner."
Kris Bell, county assessor candidate said, "I am concluding my first term in this office. It has been fun and I have enjoyed this office very much. We are here to serve the people of Emery County and our goal is to treat everyone fairly."
Each of the candidates who are running unopposed thanked the American Legion Auxiliary for the opportunity to participate in the meet the candidate night.
Laurie Pitchforth, moderator for the evening began the program with an introductory time for each candidate. Mike Hurdsman, candidate for commission seat A was the first to speak. He began by thanking the American Legion and the Auxiliary for the opportunity. He also noted that if it weren't for the military, this country may not have the freedoms to allow elections.
Hurdsman told about his father who had served in World War II and his being injured. When his father came home and began his family, he instilled patriotism in each of the children. "We were taught that we all have rights and privileges and these must be fought for," said Hurdsman. "I believe our government was instituted by God for man. I am accountable to the residents of Emery County and God. Every man and woman who serves will also be accountable. My platform is to preserve our heritage, protect our standards and values, and strive for economic development."
Gary Kofford, incumbent for commission seat A said, "I am presently serving in seat A. I am at the end of my four year term. It feels like it has been a short four years, but I feel I have done relatively well. I feel everybody in government should be straightforward and honest in dealing with the public. My platform is sustained multiple use and I have worked to keep trails open and complete the travel plan. Emery County has the best employees anywhere. They are professional and should be treated with dignity and respect. They need a fair and equitable wage. I was instrumental in getting a compensation specialist to do a study and I plan to institute his recommendations."
In the commission seat B race, Jeff Horrocks was the first to speak. "I live in Cleveland and have served as mayor there for the past nine years. I understand the process of government. I have served in law enforcement and the military, and I am a member of the Lions Club and numerous other organizations. In 2003, I retired from the Utah Highway Patrol. My platform is economic development, public lands, and responsible growth," said Horrocks. "I also feel that the county should help local businesses and entrepreneurs, and encourage relocation of businesses to this area. Our public lands need to stay public, and we need infrastructure to promote tourism."
Kent Wilson, candidate for commission seat B said, "I live in Orangeville and I am the owner of BK's. That business has been in our family for 37 years. I have served on many various boards in Emery County including the Emery County Economic Development board. For the past eight years, I have served on the Four Corners Behavioral Health board, and I have been active in the Emery County Chamber of Commerce. Through all the years of service, I have come to love every part of Emery County. I am self-employed and I have appreciated all the support from county residents in my business. As a result, I feel it is now time for me to give back to the community. My wife Julie and I both have past commissioners in our family, so we know what life will be like and what will be expected. My platform is economic development and multiple use."
Kollette Cologie, candidate for the clerk/auditor office said, "I was raised in Ferron and now I live in Castle Dale. I have been on the Castle Dale City Council for the past three years, so I have worked with budgets. I work at Dr. Kent McKell's office where I am the office manager. I like to work with the public and I like that very much. One of my goals for the clerk/auditor's office is to make it a comfortable place for the citizens to come into. I am not a certified public accountant but that is not required to hold this office. I will be surrounded by competent people and I am familiar with the Standard Uniform Accounting Code."
Brenda Dugmore, incumbent clerk/auditor said, "I am a certified public accountant. I was an independent accountant for three years prior to becoming the deputy clerk/auditor nine and a half years ago. When I became the clerk/auditor, we did not hire anyone else, so I have saved the county money by not hiring extra people. The clerk/auditor's office is responsible for accounts payable, payroll for all the county employees, and a $13 million budget. We have a balanced budget which is good for the county. I am a dedicated worker and I put in a lot of hours. My goal is to treat everyone with respect."
Gordon Bennett, candidate for sheriff said, "I have been a resident here for 18 years. I was raised in Millard County and I have worked in law enforcement for 24 years. There are many aspects to the job of sheriff, and I want this campaign to be run is a positive manner. Gossip and rumors are very bad and cause contention. This race needs to be honest and fair. Knowledge is the sum of what is known, the truths or facts accumulated in the course of time. Experience is something personally lived through or encountered. I have both and I feel I can be the Emery County Sheriff and do it very well."
LaMar Guymon, incumbent Emery County Sheriff said, "I have been the sheriff here in Emery County for 32 years. I live law enforcement and emergency medical services. It's my life. I have had extensive training, and I have been to the FBI academy. I want Emery County to remain a place where you can live, work and play safely. Many years ago I could have gone to work for the UHP and made twice as much money, but I chose to stay here in Emery County. I love it here and this is where I am going to stay. I have served on many other boards, including the travel bureau, and I have traveled to many places. Of all the places I have been, Emery County is the most beautiful, this is the only place to live. My family is here in Emery County, and that is just one of the reasons there is to keep Emery County a safe place to live. I have a solid plan for the future, and I have dedicated, well trained employees."
In the school board district five race, Owen Olsen said, "I live in Cleveland and have been the fire chief there. I helped start the fire chiefs association. It was then that we began to acquire equipment and buildings. I have worked in the school system for 31 years. I served in Vietnam in 1968 and I love this country and the system we have. I believe in the two party system. I will do my best to see that the taxpayer's money is used to educate students. There is also a great need for counselors in the schools. I will do my best to see that the teachers have the supplies and equipment they need."
Royd Hatt, incumbent in school board district five, said, "I was born and raised in Green River. I have held this seat for 17 years. I was a major proponent of moving the county line to include the entire town of Green River. There are some areas of great concerns in the school district. In the school safety issue, we are putting in stop gaps to ensure student and staff safety. Just because we are a rural location, does not mean that being safe is automatic. We have wonderful, dedicated teachers, many of whom are on the tail ends of their careers. We want to be able to hire new teachers who are just as dedicated and we need to entice that quality of teacher with higher wages, even though we are one of the highest in Utah."


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Go Mirai!
Good luck to all the ladies tonight. I hope they all skate well and Mirai FTW!!!
I take it Cohen will get no favors in the LP. The judges wanted to make it close among those contenders who could do their SP clean.
Ashley is a very good skater and she has a chance tonight. I will be rooting for her. That doesn't mean I want other girls to mess up.
So yes, let the Ladies show us what they have tonight.
I think it will be a great night of skating
Question: If a skater flutzes what is otherwise a perfect jump, they usually get - GOE. If a skater does the same flutz but falls on that jump, GOE are all -3 and a 1 point deduction is taken. If a skater does a perfect lutz takeoff, then falls, -3 GOE and 1 point deduction for the fall. So in other words, we only care if you flutz and land the jump, not flutz and fall? I thought of this from Ashely's program..she did not lose all that many points with the fall, considering she would have gotten and big "e" anyway.
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Foodborne illnesses: Protect your gut
At some point in our lives, we've all gotten sick from eating contaminated or undercooked food. You can reduce your risk of developing foodborne illnesses by following a few safety tips. Learn more about the common types of foodborne illnesses and what you can do to protect your gut.


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Attend this free tour any time before your 9th month of pregnancy. You will experience a short presentation where you will learn where to go when you are in labor and what to expect while you are in the hospital.


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An irrigation water management workshop will be held on May 17 at the Huntington Senior Citizen Center, 176 West 100 North, from 5-8 p.m.
This workshop is designed to help irrigators achieve optimum efficiency with their irrigation systems. While this workshop is intended for all agriculture producers in Carbon and Emery counties with sprinkling irrigation systems already installed and who also have USDA/NRCS irrigation contracts, any person interested in irrigation is welcome to attend.
USDA contracts require attendance at an irrigation water management workshop and also the keeping of water usage records for at least three years in order to meet the contract obligations.
Topics of discussion will include: USDA farm bill issues; soil, water and plant management/relationships - including how to measure soil moisture and crop water needs; record keeping techniques; on-line sources of information, helpful hints for operation and maintenance of new irrigation systems. Time will be spent in a classroom setting and in the "field".
The workshop is sponsored and taught by: San Rafael Conservation District, Green River Conservation District, Price River Watershed Conservation District, UACD Zone 7, USU Extension Service, Natural Resources Conservation Service, and Utah Division of Water Quality.
Light refreshments will be provided.
Another workshop is planned for Sept. 20 in Price during the Castle Country Economic Summit.
For further information contact your local USU extension office - 636-3235, 381-2381 or the conservation districts at 637-0041, ext. 28, 381-2300, ext. 101 or 113.


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James McAvoy, The Last Station
Amid the bustle of the Regency Hotel's luncheon area, a bearded James McAvoy has retreated to a corner booth where he's on a one day break from the Savannah filming of Robert Redford's The Conspirators--a post Civil War drama about the trial of Lincoln's killers--to visit Manhattan and talk about his role as Valentin Bulgakov in Michael Hoffman's The Last Station. McAvoy discusses the historical accuracy of Hoffman's recreation of the final days of Leo Tolstoy (Christopher Plummer) and his battles with his wife Sofya (Helen Mirren) over his copyrights, estate, legacy and--via his lapsed Russian Orthodox Catholicism--his soul (26 minutes).
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So you're a fan of the long-running animated sci-fi comedy series "Futurama." Let's see how well you know the series' most memorable episodes with this quiz.
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Question 1 of 30
Which episode contains a character based on Spuds MacKenzie, the Bud Light dog?
"Fry and the Slurm Factory"
"Fry and the Slurm Factory" was released in 1999.
"Brannigan, Begin Again"
"The Sting"
Question 2 of 30
In what episode did Hypnotoad first appear?
"The Day the Earth Stood Stupid"
Hypnotoad, as its name suggests, is a toad with hypnotic, glowing eyes, which first appeared in "The Day the Earth Stood Stupid."
"The Farnsworth Parabox"
Question 3 of 30
Which episode is a parody of the movie "Armageddon"?
"A Fishful of Dollars"
"A Big Piece of Garbage"
"A Big Piece of Garbage" features the first appearance of Professor Wernstrom.
"The Honking"
Question 4 of 30
What was the series' first episode?
"Space Pilot 3000"
In "Space Pilot 3000," Fry is frozen for 1,000 years and must adapt to a new world.
"The Series Has Landed"
"Hell Is Other Robots"
Question 5 of 30
In which episode does Zoidberg fall in love with a flower lady who has no sense of smell?
"Stench and Stenchibility"
Marianne, the flower lady, gets a nose transplant to restore her sense of smell in "Stench and Stenchibility."
"The Honking"
"The Thief of Baghead"
Question 6 of 30
In which episode does Mom kidnap Leela for genetic experiments?
"Game of Tones"
"Assie Come Home
"Leela and the Genestalk"
"In Leela and the Genestalk," Leela finds out she has a genetic disease called squidification.
Question 7 of 30
Which episode's title parodies a line from Jean-Paul Sartre's play "No Exit"?
"Crimes of the Hot"
"Hell is Other Robots"
"Hell is Other Robots" parodies the line "hell is other people" from Sartre's play "No Exit."
"Bender Should Not Be Allowed on TV"
Question 8 of 30
In what episode do the characters meet their counterparts in an alternate universe?
"The Farnsworth Parabox"
In "The Farnsworth Parabox," Leela falls into the Parallel Universe Box that Professor Farnsworth created.
"Game of Tones"
"Mars University"
Question 9 of 30
Which episode reveals that Nibbler intentionally froze Fry?
"The Problem With Popplers"
"The Why of Fry"
In "The Why of Fry," Fry gets a chance to travel back in time and prevent Nibbler from freezing him.
"The Prisoner of Benda"
Question 10 of 30
Which episode features "Star Trek" stars William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy as themselves?
"The Cryonic Woman"
"A Taste of Freedom"
"Where No Fan Has Gone Before"
Fry learns that "Star Trek" was banned after it became a religion in "Where No Fan Has Gone Before."
Question 11 of 30
Which episode introduces Yancy, Fry's older brother?
"The Luck of the Fryrish"
In "The Luck of the Fryrish," Yancy names his son Philip Joe Fry II.
"The Problem with Poppers"
"Obsoletely Fabulous"
Question 12 of 30
In which episode does Fry contemplate cloning his dog, Seymour?
"30% Iron Chef"
"I Second That Emotion"
"Jurassic Bark"
"Jurassic Bark" was nominated for the Outstanding Animated Program Emmy Award.
Question 13 of 30
In which episode does Leela pose as a man?
"The Prisoner of Benda"
"War is the H-Word"
In "War Is the H-Word," Leela takes the name Lee Lemon.
"Amazon Women in the Mood"
Question 14 of 30
In which episode do Fry, Bender and Farnsworth travel 10,000 years into the future?
"Less Than Hero"
"Future Stock"
"The Late Philip J. Fry"
In "The Late Philip J. Fry," Farnsworth creates a time machine that can travel into the future but not the past.
Question 15 of 30
What was the last "Futurama" episode to air on Fox?
"Bend Her"
"The Devil's Hands Are Idle Playthings"
"The Devil's Hands Are Idle Playthings" was supposed to be the last episode of the series, but Comedy Central later picked up the show and ordered new episodes.
"Spanish Fry"
Question 16 of 30
Which episode contains homages to various classic animation styles?
"Reincarnation" pays respect to black-and-white cartoons, 8-bit video games and anime.
"Time Keeps on Slippin'"
"Mars University"
Question 17 of 30
Which episode features the Globetrotters, descendants of the Harlem Globetrotters?
"Time Keeps on Slippin'"
In "Time Keeps on Slippin'," Professor Farnsworth creates a team of mutants to challenge the Globetrotters at basketball.
"That Darn Katz!"
Question 18 of 30
Which episode's title parodies a record by rap group Public Enemy?
"My Three Suns"
"Fear of a Bot Planet"
The title "Fear of a Bot Planet" references Public Enemy's album "Fear of a Black Planet."
"I, Roommate"
Question 19 of 30
In which episode is it revealed that anchovies are extinct in 3000?
"Spanish Fry"
"A Fishful of Dollars"
When Fry goes on a shopping spree in the episode "A Fishful of Dollars," he buys anchovies.
"Roswell That Ends Well"
Question 20 of 30
In which episode does Fry become his own grandfather?
"The Bots and the Bees"
"A Big Piece of Garbage"
"Roswell That Ends Well"
In "Roswell That Ends Well," Fry visits the past and becomes obsessed with protecting his supposed grandfather, Enos Fry.
Question 21 of 30
In which episode does Lrrr, ruler of Omicron Persei 8, debut?
"The Problem with Popplers"
"When Aliens Attack"
When Fry interrupts the broadcast of the TV show "Single Female Lawyer" in the episode "When Aliens Attack," the Omicronians decided to invade Earth.
"Love's Labours Lost in Space"
Question 22 of 30
In which episode does Bender become a deity?
"Bender's Game"
When an asteroid crashes into Bender in "Godfellas," the Shrimpkins that inhabit his body begin worshipping him.
"Into the Wild Green Yonder"
Question 23 of 30
In which episode is Bender's metal exterior replaced by wood?
"Obsoletely Fabulous"
In "Obsoletely Fabulous," Bender downgrades when he discovers a community of obsolete robots.
"Bend Her"
"Bender Gets Made"
Question 24 of 30
Which episode centers around a mind-switching machine?
"The Prisoner of Benda"
In "The Prisoner of Benda," Professor Farnsworth and Amy swap bodies, only to discover they cannot switch back.
"Murder on the Planet Express"
"Calculon 2.0"
Question 25 of 30
In which episode does Bender become a folk singer?
"The Mutants Are Revolting"
"Forty Percent Leadbelly"
Bender meets Silicon Red, a famous folk singer, and makes a copy of the musician's guitar in "Forty Percent Leadbelly."
"Love and Rocket"
Question 26 of 30
Which episode depicts the Planet Express crew as animals in a nature documentary?
"Naturama" features three stories: "The Salmon," "The Pinta Island Tortoise" and "The Elephant Seal."
"Into the Wild Green Yonder"
Question 27 of 30
Which "Futurama" episode was the first to win an Emmy Award?
"A Big Piece of Garbage"
"A Bicyclops Built for Two"
"A Bicyclops Built for Two" won an Emmy for Outstanding Individual Achievement in Animation.
"Parasites Lost"
Question 28 of 30
In which episode is Fry befriended by a young alien on Omicron Persei 8?
"Future Stock"
"Lrrreconcilable Ndndifferences"
"T.: The Terrestrial"
In "T.: The Terrestrial," Fry befriends Jrrr, the son of the emperor of Omicron Persei 8.
Question 29 of 30
Which episode features the eyePhone?
"The Route of All Evil"
"Attack of the Killer App"
In "Attack of the Killer App," Mom creates an app and a computer virus that makes the app's followers want the latest eyePhone.
"The Inhuman Torch"
Question 30 of 30
In which episode do Fry and Leela become sweethearts in a universe frozen in time?
"Saturday Morning Fun Pit"
"Meanwhile," released in 2013, is the last episode of "Futurama."
"Fry and Leela's Big Fling"


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on view March 5, 2017 – September 4, 2017
Four Solo Exhibitions Engaging Place. This series of exhibitions will feature David Brooks, Kim Jones, Peter Liversidge, and Virginia Overton, presenting site-specific commissions, ranging from sculpture to drawing and performance-based works. The exhibitions will encompass both the monumental and the ephemeral, intersecting, interconnecting, or mirroring the Museum's galleries and two-acre sculpture garden, as well as the surrounding community. The artists will utilize materials found on or indigenous to the grounds and the area, offering a response to "site" that underscores the institution's material history and its visual condition by transforming scale and circumstance. The works will seek to "frame" the view within and beyond the galleries against the natural landscape while also accentuating the Museum's unique architectural features, such as a pitched roofline, paned windows, and a room-scale camera obscura. Viewers will be able to respond to works from multiple vantage points as they move around the Museum's galleries, grounds, and the surrounding environs. Gravel Mirror (1968), a work by the influential artist and writer Robert Smithson, incorporated gravel found on the grounds of The Aldrich, and was a significant touchstone for the development of this exhibition series.


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Ryka Rythmic+ Training Shoe - Womens
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You will thrive throughout your aerobic and fitness classes offered at your gym with the Ryka® Rythmic+ Cross Training Shoe. Its ultra-low profile makes you capable of all the necessary flexibility you want to make all the right moves.
- Synthetic, air mesh, and high density foam upper
- Ortholite® footbed for lightweight added comfort
- The rubber sole is an eight-piece radiused skeletal rubber that works simultaneously with the RE-ZORB midsole and cobblestone engineering to challenge muscle activity
- Outsole with Pivot-Glide platform and R-Grip rubber enhances traction
- Imported
By: wrekehavoc
Location: Arlington, VA
May 01, 2013
a dance shoe perhaps; a wallflower 4 anything else
"i was looking for a cross training shoe. this looked cute, so i took a chance on it and bought it online. i can see how some would like this if they are dancing in zumba or something like that and don't need a lot of support in a shoe. this shoe fits snugly and is VERY low to the ground, meaning there's not really much in the way of cushioning between your foot and the ground. if you cross train, like i do (weights, plyometrics, elliptical or even walking), though, i would not recommend this shoe. my feet and ankles were actually fatigued after a workout -- that has NEVER happened to me before. i wore them outside or else i would return them as well. i wish they wouldn't have put the words "cross training" on here- -- it's misleading for people like me who actually cross train.in short: cute shoe. snug. (don't even think about orthotics if you use them.) NO foot support. so if you like to feel like you're sort of barefoot but in a snug shoe, this is the shoe for you. if you require any sort of support in an athletic shoe, avoid, avoid, avoid."
By: jpanda
Location: SF Bay Area
April 02, 2013
No Need to Break In This Pair
"Since I had a positive experience with Ryka's walking shoe, I thought that I purchase this pair for Zumba. To accommodate wearing the sports socks, I got it in a half size than I would normally wear. Maybe that's the difference, as I didn't need to break in either pair, unlike the Nike Musique pair."
By: Janetina
Location: Columbus, Ohio
March 31, 2013
Good fit
"I am not easy to fit so ordering online for shoes is always tricky. Luckily the reviews I read were accurate. These shoes fit my slightly wide feet and with a toe pad in the right shoe I have no pain while doing zumba. The best thing was that I got them cheaper online than nationally advertised and I used my birthday coupon and saved a total $27!! This is a brand new shoe that is not even in stores yet. Deal of the year for me. Happy customer."
By: Kitkat0229
Location: Colorado Springs
March 20, 2013
Bought for Zumba
"I've worn these once and can feel the plastic outer bands when I flex my foot. Not sure if this will bother me or not. So far I've only worn them for Zumba at home on the carpet. I love the color and look and think they will be great with the pivot point on the bottom. They don't feel like they'll have enough support for other higher impact classes though. I will probably only wear these for Zumba. Also for anyone who's never worn Ryka's before - you should always get a half size bigger. I normally wear a size 7 and always get a 7.5 in Ryka's."
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The Samford Polo features set-in sleeves and forward shoulder seams for natural range of motion through your swing. Moisture-managing fabric that also blocks out the harmful UV rays helps keep you dry and protected during hot, sunny rounds, while interlock fabrication with front panel sublimation further enhances the lightweight comfort and style of this performance golf polo.
This special treatment helps minimize odors by working to destroy the bacteria that cause them.
Maximizes comfort by transporting perspiration away from skin and carrying it to the outer surface where it can quickly evaporate. This wicking ability helps protect the wearer from overheating in hot climates and chilling in cold climates.
Oakley apparel with engineered protection against ultraviolet light provides shielding up to UPF 50+.
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About Overseer
U.K.-based DJ Overseer made a name for himself with concoctions that married the pomposity of heavy metal riffing to the bombastic bottom end of big beat. He first emerged on wax with the independent EPs Zeptastic (1996) and Hit the Tarmac (1998); Columbia Records took notice and signed him in late 1998. It wasn't long before his action-packed grooves were making their way into film and television productions (Any Given Sunday, Alias) and extreme-themed video games. The Everything Louder Than Everything Else EP appeared in 2000, after which nothing was heard from Overseer until 2002-2003, which proved to be a quite a fruitful period. Overseer scored the trailer for Matrix: Reloaded, and was included on the soundtrack to the extreme ski and board film The Prophecy. He wrote all the music for Animatrix, the animated companion to the hit film series, and also saw his music appear in a high-profile Mitsubishi ad campaign. Overseer also issued his first full-length LP, Wreckage. ~ Johnny Loftus, Rovi


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New Balance Mosie Flip Flop - Mens
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Item # 243022
The sporty New Balance® Mosie flip flop sandal is beach-ready. The synthetic upper features logo accents and the cushioned EVA foam footbed ensures all-day comfort.
- Synthetic upper
- EVA foam footbed
- Rubber outsole
- Imported
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By: JShs
Location: Orange, Ca
November 14, 2012
As comfy as it gets
"Not much to say other than, since I got this flip flops, I have been wearing them all the time. They are the most comfy flip-flops I bought this year."
By: smoothielady
Location: Katy, TX
November 09, 2012
Great flip flop
"My husband really likes these shoes."
By: momlady
Location: Bel Air,MD
August 02, 2012
Comfortable flip flop for men
"I love the way they look on my husband,He hated flip flops until this pair!When they wear out, I will buy them again."
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Location: San Jose, Ca
May 23, 2012
Mosie Flip Flop
"My husband loves his early Father's Day gift and is wearing the Flip Flops now"
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A much anticipated take on an existing Mih Jeans favorite, The Skinny Marrakesh in Joplin from pre-spring is set to land in about two weeks. The chic mid-rise skinny kick flare jean was just recently featured in InStyle Magazine, and promises a figure flattering fit with its 5-pocket silhouette and gorgeous contour. You may recognize it—after all, it's an update on the jet front pocket Marrakesh style that's been a best seller for the brand. They're perfect as in-office denim, equally adequate for a night out on the town. Get on the waiting list so you're notified when it becomes available! And don't wait, these baby blues will be scooped up before you can blink.
Get on the waiting list for this style now!
—Michelle Christina Larsen
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Directions to 'T-WallekeAddress: Carmersstraat 41, Bruges, Belgium
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Directions to 'T-Walleke
By Car: Leave the R30 beltway of Bruges through the monumental �Kruispoort� gate to take the towns �Langestraat�, for only 200 meters. Turn right into �Peperstraat� and after another 340 meters, turn right again, via the �Kantwerksterplein� square into the Jerusalem street. After 260 meters, you turn right again to reach the home awaiting you at Carmersstraat no. 41. By Bus from train station : take either bus no. 4 or bus no. 14 43, 84 ask the driver to point out for you the �Gouden Handrei � Carmersbridge� to leave the bus. You will be 2 walking minutes away from your destination Shuttle luchthaven Charleroi - Brugge : http://www.flibco.com/nl


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Did You Know? Countdown to Chanukah 2009 (12/03)
Did You Know?
Facts, Figures &
Folklore about Chanukah
the Jewish Festival of Lights
Dec 03 : 08 days till Chanukah
Did you know that Chanukah is a holiday that celebrates national and religious freedom?
The story of Chanukah dates back more than 2,000 years ago, when the Jewish people of Judaea were being ruled by a brutal Greek king named Antiochus. The Jewish people rose up against the king, restoring their Temple, removing the Greek idols and returning to the practice of their monotheistic faith.
Did you know that giving gifts is not a tradition historically associated with Chanukah?
Again, the proximity to Christmas has rubbed off on Chanukah celebrations — commercially speaking, at least.
Chanukah, the Jewish Festival of Lights, is a celebration of the victory of the Maccabees and the rededication of the Jerusalem Temple. It also commemorates the miracle of the oil that burned for 8 days. Jewish people mark this eight-day holiday by lighting the menorah, an eight-branched candelabra, and eating foods fried in oil such as potato latkes and jelly donuts. Join us for a new Did You Know? each day as we count down to Chanukah.
Chanukah, Hanukkah, Hanaka — no matter how you spell it — the fun begins at sundown on Friday December 11th.
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GC Shoes Rudy Boot
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Item # 294736
Every girl's closet needs a classic flat boot and the GC Shoes Rudy is the perfect choice. Zip up this casual chic boot on over your favorite leggings for a look that is right on trend.
- Brushed faux leather upper
- Cross straps and buckle details
- Round toe
- 7½" shaft height, inside zipper closure
- 13" leg opening
- 2½ block heel
- Synthetic sole
- Imported
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Location: Bronx, New York
December 05, 2013
Casually Fabulous
"These boots are cute and comfy. Love the color and look of them. Perfect with a skinny jean or wear to work. Only this i wish the top part of the boot was a little more fitted, but overall fabulous boot."
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December 03, 2013
Love these boots
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Skechers GOwalk Sparky Slip-On Walking Shoe - Womens
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Item # 250766
Virtually weightless, warm and super flexible you will barely know the Skechers® GOwalk Sparky slip-on walking shoe is there! It's like walking barefoot with protection, of course. No socks required and slips on with ease. You will love the practicality of this minimalist designed walking shoe with super awesome soft plaid print.
- Woven plaid upper
- Pull on heel loop
- 360 Degree Responsive Flexibility - SKECHERS GOwalk allows your foot to move naturally
- Integrated OrthoLite™ anti-microbial sockliner for odor eating defense
- Flex Comfort outsole
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Location: Cleveland OH
October 25, 2012
Cute and Comfy
"These shoes are so light and comfortable, they feel like your favorite slippers. I like the black plaid, they are cute with jeans and great for running around. One thing to watch for though, is that small stones get caught in the soles, be sure to check for that before you walk into your house."
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Guests have the upper floor with private bath. Full kitchen, living room with TV, wood burning fireplace, dining room and large deck with a great view.
Alice's Snyder House was built in 1856 and retains the charm of a bygone era. Decorated with many antique treasures, each room has a unique personality, perfect for a stay in the area.
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Greenbriar Country Inn & Suites
A treasury of Federal-period homes at the south end of Galena's historic district, with private parking. Twelve beautiful rooms, some with fireplaces and whirlpool tubs.
20 acres of tranquil country breathtaking views. Three bedrooms plus private cottage with two suites. Great for family reunions, girls' getaway, wedding ceremonies, reception, special events. Banquet room for 50.
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Winner of 'Best Breakfast' and 'Best Innkeeper' awards! This 1858 mansion across from Grant's home, is a short walk to town. Bottomless chocolate chip cookies, ice cream bars, popcorn and dessert. Our B&B is the perfect place for weddings or private parties.
Abe's Spring Street Guest House
Historic Galena icehouse with private spacious suites offering romance, comfort, relaxation. King beds. VCR/DVD, hot tub, Glaze & Graze, patio deck. Library, reading lamps, pottery gallery on-site. Walk to downtown.
Galena Illinois Vacation Rental Homes, LLC
Illinois resort location, in the Galena Territory, vacation rental; three bedrooms, sleeps up to eight people, private hot tub. Enjoy skiing, shopping, restaurants and much more!
Farmers Guest House & Annie's Cottage
Experience relaxed elegance in Galena's only 1800's restored inn – just a short walk to Main Street shopping – with spacious common areas, afternoon WineTime™, a DVD library, private gardens, endless cookies.
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Flames 2012 First Round Targets: Jacob Trouba
Ryan Pike
June 14 2012 09:22AM
Once upon a time, the Calgary Flames used to draft big, mean, Western Canadian defenders. Dion Phaneuf. Matt Pelech. Gord Baldwin. John Negrin. One by one, though, these men were sent away and the Flames adopted a different strategy, drafting mobile, puck-moving defenders like Tim Erixon and T.J. Brodie. (Erixon was also sent away.)
With the Flames a bit light on both size and skill on the back end, there's a good chance they'll try to shore up the blueline at the 2012 draft. If they want to adopted a blended version of their two prior strategies, they may look at American defender Jacob Trouba.
Scouting Report
In short, Trouba may be the best player that would be found by either of the two drafting philosophies. At 6-foot-2 and 195 pounds, he's big. Despite this, his size doesn't take away from any of the other aspects of his game. Playing last season for the USHL's U.S. National Junior Development Team, Trouba put up 18 points in 22 games. He also represented the United States at both the Under-18 World Championships and the World Juniors. Serving as an alternate captain at the U18s, he helped the team win a gold medal. He won a gold medal at the 2011 U18s, too.
Hockey Prospectus' Corey Pronman seems to like what he sees from Trouba.
Trouba is a very well-rounded defenseman who has developed nicely in his draft year and has a chance to be one of the better if not the best defenseman the NTDP has developed in the last few years before Seth Jones gets picked in 2013. His best tool is his skating which is plus. While his straightaway top is only above average, it's his four-way mobility that really impresses. Trouba has great acceleration and gets up to his top gear in an instant. He's also able to skate backwards as seamlessly and quickly as he can forward and rarely does a forward get behind him. Aside from his skating no part of his skill set truly stands out aside from maybe his physical game, but what makes Trouba valuable is he is above-average across the board.
In addition to praising Trouba's all-around above-averageness, Pronman highlights his physical game, noting that he "relishes in laying opposition forwards out."
Trouba has committed to the University of Michigan for the 2012-13 season, the same school that produced former Flames first rounder Eric Nystrom and current Flames forward David Moss. It's a good school with a good program, one which will likely allow Trouba 2-to-4 years to grow into his body a bit and prepare for the rigours of pro hockey.
Probable Target?
The problem with Trouba is still he will likely not be on board when the Flames hit the podium. ISS has him ranked 5th. NHL Central Scouting has him 9th among North American skaters. Hockey Prospectus has him 12th overall. Future Considerations has him 6th. Depending on where Europeans fit in (at least two will be chosen before Calgary picks), he MAY be available.
If he somehow falls to Calgary, expect the Flames to strongly consider him. He won't be turning pro for a couple of years, but he could easily anchor the Flames' blueline for years to come.
Probability he will be around at 14: Low
Probability Flames will pick him: Moderate
The Targets List
- Jacob Trouba
- Zemgus Girgensons
- Sebastian Collberg
- Radek Faksa
I think Trouba would be a great pick, but I agree that it will take some luck for him to fall down to us.
That being said, the way I see the draft breaking down there is a really good chance that someone solid falls to us at 14.
The way I see it there are two distinct tiers in the top 15 and then a huge drop off.
1. The top 5 (Yakupov, Grigorenko, Murray, Galchenyuk and Forsberg)
2. The next 10 (Dumba, Reilly, Teräväinen, Trouba, Reinhart, Ceci, Faksa, Girgensons, Collberg and Maataa)
With the Flames picking at 14 they are all but assured to pick up one of these players. From all the different mock drafts I have read there is a ton of fluidity among this second group. For example, I've seen Trouba taken anywhere from 6 to 14.
Now we can hope that a particular player falls to us at 14, I personally would be over the moon with Trouba or Faksa, but we will get a player with possible top 10 value no matter who we pick.
Obviously there are no guarantees that a top 10 value pick will turn into a great or even good NHLer, but it looks like the chances of the Flames pulling of another coup like they did last year with Baertschi are better than zero.
June 14 2012, 11:00AM
@Ed Ward
Well spotted Ed. It will be interesting to see which of those guys falls to the Flames (come on Grigorenko!)
there's also a good chance someone (or more than one someone) above the Flames will go insane and take someone (*cough*Gaunce*cough*) way ahead of where he should go. That happened a couple of times in last year's draft (Scheifele, Siemens). I could see it happening this year to Gaunce, one of the goalies, and/or Lindholm.
Trouba would be a solid selection, if available. I still think the Flames will be best served in the long-term by drafting a good defenseman this year.
My guess is there will be a short run on forwards sometime between the 7th and 12th picks, pushing some quality blueliners down the line.
Also, as Baalzamon mentioned, it only takes one team to "Jesse Niinimaki" at the podium for the next few teams to reap the rewards.
The Flames prospect depth right now, though slim, is still at the forward ranks. Starting the clock on a defensive prospect, in a year when a 14th overall pick still affords a team some choice, would be the shrewdest move, in my opinion.
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June 14 2012, 12:07PM
Seems the support for Girgensons has diminished here since all these potential picks have been posted and analyzed.
I still think Girgensons should be a front-runner, though he's sort of lean, built like Jared Boll, potentially (not saying he's that type of player)
June 14 2012, 12:07PM
The old was from about 2009. I figured it was time for a change.
I'd like to see Calgary be able to land another 1st and get Giregnsons and Collberg. Along with Baertschi that could develop into a heck of a great line.
I'll stop dreaming now.
As always, the next question is "at what cost?"
Is this the Calgary mantra for any impending rebuild? "If it were done when it were done then 'twere well it were done quickly"
Did Wanye spring for an official Nations stylist to oversee the makeover? You guys have a pretty competitive benefits package, right?
Another hockey site that runs a half-decent draft mock up by a contributor that focuses solely on the prospects has the Flames passing on Collberg and Maatta and taking Girgensons.
Just thought I'd pass that along. This contributor usually has some reasonable opinions on the draft and team needs.
@Rex - Calgary blew their last rebuild (YG era) due to meddling, lack of resources, a half-@$$ed commitment to it and no sense of vision.
Both ownership (although responsible for the above) and a lot of fans are scared of repeating that.
Which in turn has caused the team to paint itself into a corner called 'mediocrity.'
"Better to have loved and lost......" IMO, but comments from fans here and elsewhere confirm that many have accepted the mediocrity and indeed prefer it to the risk/reward that comes from a rebuild.
Apparently it's more exciting to see your team maybe scrape into 8th, thus providing some form of suspense and entertainment (???), than it is to watch them possibly build an actual winner and perhaps becoem NYI or CBJ.
Different strokes, I guess.
June 14 2012, 01:39PM
The cost for two first round picks:
Bouwmeester or Kipper. If possible.
Thing is... Hartley may want to win now. I get the sense he does...
If we could get Tom Wilson somehow... He'd be nice on a line w/Gaudreau down the road.
I still like Emil Lundberg as our sleeper #2 pick, but my sense is we'll go with a d-man if we pick a forward, at 14. If we pick a d-man (Ceci, Maatta??) then Lundberg's still my next pick. Size coupled with comparisons to Franzen in Detroit can never be overlooked.
@ everton: Remember we dont have a 2nd rounder, think your guy will be there for the 3rd round?
Rex: Yeah I like reading Huddles posts & respect his projections & thought processes on these young kids. Kind of rare on that sight because there are some real wingnuts, especially(sorry) the Oiler blogger. He is just an outright overbearing troll. But he has his following, just like the news busines, sex & violence sells & so does his outrageous blogs. :) I think best player available may be a dman & I think go for it but if its between Maata & Jirgensen I go Jirgensen. I'd like to see Ceci fall to us or Faska.
June 14 2012, 03:55PM
Well spotted Ed. It will be interesting to see which of those guys falls to the Flames (come on Grigorenko!)
I'm praying Grigerenko has a Cherepanov type of freefall, but I just can't see him dropping to 14.
With the forward crop being thin this year I suspect there will be a perverse run in them early on, and Grigerenko despite his warts won't exit the top 5.
My sincere hope is we trade up to get him.
Failing that, a blue chip guy like Trouba would be a welcome consolation prize.
Trouba is another guy (like Faksa) that falls into take him if he's there but he's probably not there catagory. That being said if both were available I'd probably opt for Faksa.
June 14 2012, 04:34PM
@Kevin R
Yep - knew we won't have a second. I meant our second pick, which comes in the 3rd round.
I think Lundberg may be available in round 3. What # are we with our 2nd pick??
If teams are looking for size... Lundgren may be gone. Time will tell, soon enough!
@everton fc
if teams are looking for size, that might work in the Flames' favour, itself. There's a guy named Troy Bourke who's a bit on the small side but has oodles of talent. I'd be ecstatic if the Flames snatched him up in the 3rd round.
the 3rd round pick is the 75th. It's moved down one because someone (I want to say San Jose) got a compensatory pick.
Funny thing, there were some failed rebuilds here in Edmonton, and once the economics changed the whole city seemed to throw it's weight behind the concept of developing young players. But then the Oilers have had some success with young players in the past so there is a natural affinity amongst the fan base.
I hope you'll read the Calgary rebuild article I'm working on. I think we'd likely agree on a few points, with the exception of the teams we cheer for.
I was getting sick of the Oilers doing the same scratch-crawl into 8th only to face, and lose to, Dallas in the first round. Every. Single. Year. When the run happened I was ecstatic, but tried to stay grounded. When the collapse happened the following year I was actually relieved because it was closer to the team I knew was there and the illusions, I thought, had been dispelled.
Sadly ownership thought otherwise.
@Kevin R
Cloutier is an idiot. He is impatient, bombastic, and frankly the perfect HB writer. To use a hockey analytics metaphor, he drives possession but has a very low shooting percentage.
He would have had the Oilers offer sheet Weber last summer and take on $7.5 million and forfeit four first round picks. All I can say is that I hope Vancouver hires him to be their next GM.
Huddle is night and day by comparison. French is good as well. They are pretty much the only two I read with any consistency. And I never look at the comments. I don't need to suffer through a Toronto fan's poor grammar, or a Canucklehead's frantic insults.
Girgensons and Maatta would be the ones I would recommend that are perhaps most likely to be available.
On a similar note, I'd like your opinion: would you trade Paajarvi and Omark for a pick between 8th and 10th? Provided the target was a defenceman like Reinhart or Reilly.
"To use a hockey analytics metaphor, he drives possession but has a very low shooting percentage"
so, he's the sportswriter equivalent of Mikael Backlund? ;) I guess what makes someone likeable as a player makes him insufferable as a writer lol.
I know your Paajarvi/Omark question was directed at Kevin, but I'd like to weigh in. If I'm the Oilers, I definitely consider doing that deal given the organizational talent on the wing. On the other hand, there's no guarantee Reinhart or Rielly will be ready any time soon.
If I'm the other team, I ask for something other than Omark. Though, that's likely a personal opinion and is likely not shared by most. I don't like Omark. Never have.
The Oilers' system depth on defense isn't awful, though. It's better than the Flames', with guys like Klefbom, Teubert, Musil, and Gernat all with 2nd (and arguably 1st in Klefbom's case) pair upside (I didn't mention Marincin because I think he has Babchuk written all over him. Once again, personal opinion, don't take it to heart).
@ Rex: Yeah I have to be really bored before I read or even post a comment these days.
Your deal you mentioned, my first thought was Oil would be giving up too much but then I started looking at the 2 players & I think Oilers missed the chance to get any decent value for Omark & I think they will be parting ways anyway so his value cant be much more than a mid round pick at best. Parjarvi still has value, it has diminished a bit last year so he really has to step up this year. Problem is he will be riding in the shadow of Eberle, Hall & Nuge & probably Yapukov. With Hemsky, Gagner & probably Smyth, he seems destined for 3rd line at best, which puts him at a disavantage. I know the Oilers covet Reinhart, so thinking again, if those two net you Reinhart, it would probably be a smart move.
@ Baalzamon
Glad to get your opinion. Aside from Yakupov there isn't a single player in this year's draft that I feel should be starting the season in the NHL next year.
Moving both Paajarvi and Omark gives the receiving team two NHL-ready forwards who are both young and have offensive potential. Omark is obviously the add-in to help sweeten the deal. The teams that would be targeted are Minnesota, Anaheim and Carolina, all teams that find themselves in this position despite their best efforts and who may, perhaps, be willing to move a pick with little short-term impact for the two players mentioned.
I bring it up because it would help to balance out what I believe will be a forward-heavy draft for the Oilers.
Marincin as Babchuk? Interesting. He played on the same team as Chara in junior and there were many people who saw him there and said that they felt he was a more complete defenseman than Chara was at the same age. I'm not saying he's our Chara, but time will tell and there are still so many ways that a propect can develop. He's got another three years to mature and grow.
Don't worry, I'm not going to take any objective opinion on an Oilers prospect/player as a personal slight. It is these kind of outside perspectives that help to keep a fan grounded.
@ KevinR
They did miss the boat on Omark in terms of a trade, but rewind the tape two years and there was no clear answer that he was or wasn't going to be a very good NHL player.
The Flames lost Savard and St. Louis, the Oilers sent away Ray Whitney and Miro Satan, all because they were small and the team felt they had hit a plateau. Oops.
My comments above to Baalzamon pretty much outline why I feel that Paajarvi and Omark, together, have the value of a 6th to 10th pick, provided that one of the two players mentioned is available (or better).
Paajarvi could become an excellent swing LW who can move from 3rd line to 2nd line very easily. His instincts default to defensive hockey, partly because it was his first position, and that can be very useful in a large, smart player. So it isn't a matter of dumping him before he tanks, so much as leveraging his value against what may turn out to be an improvement.
It is often said that the Oilers have an abundance of potential 2nd pairing defensemen with perhaps one 1st pairing (Klefbom). Sending away a winger who may become a 2nd liner for a prospect that has the potential to become the other half of a 1st pairing is just finding balance for the franchise.
If the Oilers draft Yakupov, then this deal is probably already in the works, whether or not it acutally gets done. If they draft Galchenyuk or trade down, then who knows what will happen.
I've been paying close attention to the draft for quite a few years now and this is the first one that I can remember where there was so much chaos and uncertainty going in to the very first pick, not to mention the variations that will ensue based on the first five decisions.
I don't know about targeting Minnesota with that trade given the rather hefty need for defense on that team. Then again, their GM seems to be rather clueless, so you never know.


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The Juubi from whom the SO6P derived his power, had both a Rinnegan and a 9 Tomoe Mangekyou superimposed, Yet The Sage seemingly, along with his descendants either had Sharingans or Rinnegans, but not both.
Madara's acquisition of the Sage's power may be incomplete. I note that Madara was able to perform Sharingan techniques while Manifesting a Rinnegan, but he never Manifested Rinnegan Techniques while manifesting his Sharingan. An example was, he summoned his Susanoo while using his Rinnegan. This could be because he lacked a more complete rinnegan
Madara with Rinnegan and Susanoo
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So, the only example of a Mangekyou converting into Rinnegan we've seen thus far in Madara, converted ONLY, into a non-tomoe superimposed Rinnegan, and not into a combination Rinnegan and Sharingan, like the Juubi has. That Could be because The Senju Life energy from Hashirama (who had no visible Aura unlike his Ancestor, the Sage's Younger Son) could only advance the Mangekyou into a Tomoe-less Rinnegan. The question then is, What would happen if The Senju in question (supplying the Life energy to a Mangekyou) had had a Visible Aura?
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Image behind SO6P
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If this is really a depiction of the SO6P's eye, then You will note that The SO6P may have had a Rinnegan With at least 6 Superimposed Tomoes, just like the Juubi has, excepting the Juubi has 9 tomoes.
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It is again noteworthy that Sasuke has been pegged to have eyes that potentially will be able to surpass Madara's eyes, while Naruto also Has been Pegged to Surpass Hashirama. Naruto already glows with life energy like the Younger Son, When he is Using Kurama's power, such that Captain Yamato made mention of Naruto+Kyuubi's life energy activating his Mokuton.
My guess then is that Kishimoto is headed toward a Joint ultimate SO6P in Naruto and Sasuke together. (I really don't care too much for this idea, but I doubt that Sasuke will poke his own eyes out and give them to Naruto, nor is it likely for Naruto to take Madara's Sharingans although at this point it is not too much to conceive of Obito offering them to Naruto). It seems to me to be where things are headed, unless something like the DNA sword mutates Naruto into the Sage.
Bottomline Theory: (1) The real SO6P had Sharingans Imposed over Rinnegan, fundamentally because of greater life force than Senju Hashirama could provide to Madara. (2) Naruto or Naruto and Sasuke (together) potentially can equal or rival the Original Sage, and Manifest Juubi-like eyes.


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The following medical conditions may increase your risk of TMD:
Most people report TMD symptoms between the ages of 30 and 50.
TMD is more common in women than in men.
Poorly fitted dentures are thought to be a risk factor for TMD.
There is some evidence that women taking
hormone replacement therapy
are more likely to develop symptoms of TMD.
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"In an effort to make more healthy homemade breakfasts, I cut a lot of fat out of my regular banana bread recipe," writes Sarah Bialock, Yuma, Arizona. "This bread turns out so moist and delicious, you won't believe it's light!"
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- 2 tablespoons butter, softened
- 1/3 cup packed brown sugar
- 1 large egg
- 1/2 cup mashed ripe banana
- 2 tablespoons unsweetened applesauce
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 3/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 2 tablespoons whole wheat flour
- 1-1/2 teaspoons ground flaxseed
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- In a large bowl, cream butter and brown sugar until light and fluffy. Add egg; beat well. Beat in the banana, applesauce and vanilla. Combine the remaining ingredients; add to creamed mixture.
- Transfer to two 5-3/4-in. x 3-in. x 2-in. loaf pans coated with cooking spray. Bake at 350° for 25-30 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool for 10 minutes before removing from pans to wire racks. Yield: 2 mini loaves (6 slices each).
Originally published as Wholesome Banana Bread in Cooking for 2 Summer 2009, p18
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Reviewed Sep. 20, 2014
"I ended up using almost all wheat flour and it still was amazing, delicious and moist. My husband usually hates the healthier recipes I make but he loved this banana bread. Making it again today!"
Reviewed Jun. 25, 2012
"Very nice and moist. I quadrupled the recipe and it made a nice amount. Everyone loved it. Next time I might add some walnuts and maybe some more whole wheat flour in it, but otherwise awesome!"
Reviewed Jun. 17, 2009
"I used 3/4 cup mashed banana, Splenda brown sugar & no flax. I also added mini chocolate chips since I gave them as a gift. Smelled & (hopefully) tasted great!"
Reviewed Jun. 17, 2009
"I used 3/4 cup mashed banana, Splenda brown sugar & no flax. I also added mini chocolate chips since I gave them as a gift. Smelled & (hopefully) tasted great!"


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