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This is the story of the oldest tree on the Glastonbury Festival site, in the back corner of the Green Kids field, within the Greenfields. It is over 500 years old, and we in Green Kids Area have always felt incredibly proud to be its "guardians" during festivals times.
Like all good ideas the Oak Tree Project started as a little acorn – we planted the seed, it is being nurtured and cared for, and evolving into a story. As the thoughts grew we asked Michael if we could put it on the website, and he agreed. Our hope is that, like the tree, and like the Festival, the Oak Tree project grows and grows for many years to come. We would like for everyone who has memories, associations, funny stories, photos, or any other comings and goings with the Oak Tree, to send them into us and we will add them to the collection here, as a permanent reminder of the beauty of time and wood.
We welcome any contributions to any part of this story.
Please email them to oaktreeproject@
July 2016:
This message is to the lady who is in charge of the green kids field where the 500 year old oak tree is. This lady, so sorry I cannot remember your name, you have long grey hair, and you were so kind to me and you asked me to send you an email telling my story.
My name is Jackie, the mother of Darren. In 2014 my son Darren and his partner Kelly persuaded me and the rest of the family to go to Glastonbury – there was Me, my eldest son Justin, Darren, my daughter Latesha, Justin's wife, and Martin, who is like family I call him my adopted son. I had never been to a festival in my life, I was 58, we stayed at E17 field in 2 camper vans, it was an amazing experience.
2016 would have been Darren's 40th year and my 60th year; so we decided to go again but this time stay in a Tipi. Darren paid for the Tipi, and we planned to go as the whole family. At the end of November Darren died suddenly of a heart attack, which has and still devastated us all.
I decided to bring some of Darren's ashes to leave at Glastonbury. At that point I didn't know where I would leave them.
Then when I was looking at Glastonbury's official website, I spotted the Oak Tree Project, at that point I knew exactly where I was going to leave his ashes.
When I came to Glastonbury I wasn't sure where the tree was, but I knew I would find it, while walking around Glastonbury I noticed another splendid tree near the site where Arcadia is, I then began to feel anxious and unsure exactly where the tree was.
In the evening around the fire at the tipi village I was asked by a gentleman called Ray what I had come to see, I told him some of the bands I was hoping to see and also relayed to him Darren's story, I also told him of my worry about the exact location of the 500 year old oak tree, bless him he Googled it and told me the tree is in the green kids field, I thought this very appropriate as this was my kid, and I know Darren who lost his own son Dre 20 years ago at the age of 14 months would take him to see it.
So on the Sunday me and my daughter Latesha made our way through the mud to go to the green kids field, unfortunately I didn't see Latesha stop and I assumed she had gone ahead, I couldn't find her and I became tearful and panic. There were 2 stewards at the entrance of the green kids field and one bless him went to see if Latesha was inside, he came back with the Lady who runs the green kids field, she was so kind to me I just started crying, I also told them that Latesha was 27 year old. The lady said she thought I was looking for a small child, she took my arm and led me into the green kids field to the most magnificent tree that stood proud and felt like a Mother and alive, so alive. The lady told me that many people had proposed under the tree, had been conceived under the tree, and brought ashes and memories to the oak tree.
I dug a hole and put some of Darren's ashes in the ground and covered them over; I asked the oak tree to take care of his ashes and add them to the roots that she has, I spoke to Darren and told him that one day Latesha will bring some of my ashes to be with him and the amazing 500 year old oak tree.
The 500 year old Oak Tree is a testament to all of us whether it be in a Spiritual way, an Environmental way, whatever way.
I take comfort that my son will forever be at Glastonbury, and I thank the lady who runs the green kids field for her caring, her making sure I was ok, and she allowed me to tell her my story.
Glastonbury is more than a Festival; it is a spiritual journey that feels safe free and true.
Yours Sincerely,
January 2016:
I planted some up and here is a photo of them – I've got about 40 baby oaks that will be planted out in the spring. It was really lovely doing them, and I hope this year we get another good harvest. I feel really proud that we have got this far, and that we can plant them for the future.
September 2015:
I came down to the site on a quiet and wet weekend in September, and collected acorns from the Old Oak tree in Green Kids, and from the younger Oak trees in Craft Field. I was very lucky it was a good year for the acorn harvest. I collected about 200 acorns, and then spent the next month distributing them to everyone who had written in via this page – so they got sent to about 40 people around the globe – who will plant them and grow them. Most they stayed in the UK, but some they went as far as Poland, Canada, Germany, and America. It was the best year that I have known for the acorns.
June 2015:
Well, at the end of the Festival 2015 we sent off TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED AND NINETY SEVEN wishes via Yoko and her team to the Peace Tower in Iceland. We ran Wish Trees on the Oak Tree in Green Kids Field; and on a dome in Green Crafts Field. We were also able to put wishes on the Pagoda in Kings Meadow that The Dalai Lama spoke from, so we all felt very honoured and blessed.
10 Jul 2014:
For the 2014 Glastonbury Festival we were lucky enough to join up with Yoko Ono's IMAGINE PEACE TOWER project. Each day under the Oak Tree we had some of Yoko Ono's WISH TREES – everyone, young and old, was invited to make their wishes and put them on the trees. There were some of Yoko's IMAGINE PEACE pencils specially made for Glastonbury 2014, for people to keep. It was so popular that we developed "outreach" wish trees in the Craft field and in the Peace Garden at the Stone Circle. At the end of the Festival the wishes have all been sent off to be taken to Iceland to the IMAGINE PEACE TOWER that Yoko made as a memorial to John Lennon, and as a beam of light to aid World Peace. Find out more at http://IMAGINEPEACETOWER.com
10 Oct 2013: Hi Everyone – – a glorious clear autumn day. I've just been on site and seen our wonderful Oak Tree. It has the best crop of Acorns that I have ever seen in my life… which is quite a short life compared to the Oak Tree. So, if any one out there would like a few acorns to have and grow into Oak trees, send your postal address to me at oaktreeproject@
There is plenty of adivce on the web about various ways of germinating acorns. The most important thing seems to be making sure they do not dry out before planting, and being very patient. You can start with it in a pot. Even if you personally don't have enough room to plant out a growing Oak, there will be plenty of people at the Festival in a couple of years' time who would love to take it home and plant it out for you….
Jos and Suzie, the Oak Tree Project.


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Prior to the polyester revolution in professional tennis, natural gut was the string of choice for the majority of the world's top players. In fact, even with the stratospheric rise of polyester, many elite touring professionals have yet to quit this magical substance, especially when it comes to creating the perfect hybrid. The reason for this is natural gut offers an unmatched level of feel and playability. With that in mind, our team jumped at the chance to playtest Pacific Tough Gut, one of the most well constructed natural guts on the market. The first thing we noticed was a perfectly crisp yet extraordinarily comfortable response, along with outstanding dwell time and pocketing. This wonderful response not only gave us a heightened connection to the ball, it was also bundled with exceptional power. And though our team prefers the much deader response of polyester, we were able to string Tough Gut tighter for more control without trading an ounce of comfort or feel. Ultimately, for our playtesters, Tough Gut not only supplied a truly impressive combination of comfort, power and feel, but it also made us realize that natural gut, the most ancient of strings, never gets old.
For our team there was simply no denying the high power level of Tough Gut. Though he prefers strings with less power, Andy used the extra pop to make trouble for his opponents. He said, "I'm used to polyester string, so by comparison the ball exploded off the stringbed with Tough Gut. Even when I strung it at a higher tension than I'm used to, I never felt I had to swing extra hard to generate pace and depth. It was easy to get the ball moving through the court in order to hurt my opponent."
Like Andy, Chris also prefers low-powered polys, but he could not help but appreciate how even the power level was across the stringbed. He said, "I really enjoyed the power this string provided. There seemed to be power from every part of the stringbed. Most impressively, the drop off in power when moving away from the sweetspot was gradual with a nice, consistent drop. My racquet played with no hot spots or dead spots with this string. Although the power level was much more than I typically favor in a string, I was able to mostly control it thanks to the consistent response. I also had my racquet strung much tighter (increased by 10 lbs), which helped tame some of the power of this string."
Tough Gut doesn't have the sharp teeth of a shaped monofilament, so it's not surprising that Andy didn't get quite the bite he is used to. He said, "It doesn't have the spin potential that polyester has, but I did find the slightly crisper coating of Tough Gut grabbed the ball well and gave me some decent spin. I'm used to the ball diving sharply when I take a full swing, and I wasn't quite getting that with this string."
Like Borg and Sampras, Chris used higher tensions with this natural gut so he could achieve the needed stroke speed for effective spin. He said, "I found a decent level of spin from Tough Gut. I wasn't expecting to get poly-like spin from it, but felt I got more grab from this string than I do from a typical multifilament. I liked the grab I was getting on the ball even more as the string broke in. The higher tension also helped me get spin as I was able to swing faster thanks to the deadened response. The extra racquet head speed was easily translated into more spin, and that upped the control level of the string for me."
Tough Gut didn't simply give our team a comfortable ride, it ranked up there with some of the most comfortable strings our playtesters have ever hit. Needless to say, Chris was impressed, saying, "The comfort level of this string is truly exceptional. Even upping the tension by 10 lbs didn't stiffen the response in an uncomfortable way. Being a natural fiber, natural gut continues to stretch and give even at high tensions, making it unequalled in comfort -- especially on shanks near the edge of the frame. When hitting inside the sweetspot the feel was of the rich, velvety and buttery smooth variety. The response had a goodness to it that had me praying for my shot to come back so I could do it all again."
Agreeing with Chris, Andy was on cloud nine. He said, "It doesn't get any better than gut for comfort, and Tough Gut is no exception. It's unbelievably soft and plush, and was a dream to play with in the crisp Wilson Blade 93. I felt like I was slugging away with a memory foam pillow weaved into my midsized racquet. It felt like Pacific sent my tendons to Club Med."
While there are few strings better for providing touch around the net, Tough Gut can feel a little too lively when paired with the fast strokes and powerful racquets of the modern power game. Having said that, our biggest hitter was dialed in. Andy said, "I received more control than I expected to with Tough Gut. Like I previously mentioned, I couldn't achieve the spin to get the ball hooking down at the court, but on touch and feel shots I felt I could be really precise with the ball and do what I wanted. Especially at a high tension, the stringbed doesn't change a whole lot at impact so the ball went where I wanted it to go."
Chris provided thorough details on how this string performed at different stroke speeds and tensions. He said, "The first time out with this string I had set the tension 4 lbs higher than my regular set up, but I increased it a further 6 lbs to find more control. The power level of natural gut is great. The downside to all that power is over-hitting. The good news is, gut can be strung tightly for added control without becoming overly stiff, unlike a synthetic string. The level of feel is also very high with Tough Gut. The feel is not as crisp as Pacific Classic Gut, which I prefer because I find better control, but it is softer and has more of a plush feeling. On touch shots I felt dialed in. When trying to hook a curved down the line passing shot, I had to be on it a little more since this string doesn't provide the spin and control I get with a poly. It was also harder to get the ball to drop inside the baseline on lobs compared to my usual poly set up."
When it comes to tension maintenance, there are not many options better than Tough Gut. In fact, according to our lab data, Pacific natural guts tend to hold tension better than any other brand. Andy was totally satisfied, saying, "Such minimal tension loss compared to what I'm used to with polyester, and no drop off in playability either. You're talking about the best in this category when you're using natural gut."
Chris noticed some wear patterns but thought Tough Gut aged well. He said, "The coating started to wear off after a few hours of play and I actually liked the feel of the string more as it broke in. The string had more feel to it the more I used it, and I was feeling more connected to the ball with each hitting session."
Andy - "I probably wouldn't recommend this to the aggressive modern player who would really benefit from the control and spin potential of a polyester string, but there is a wide variety of players that would love Tough Gut. Anyone with shorter, slower strokes will love the comfort and power of this string, and any poly user looking to get more comfort out of a hybrid should definitely give this a try. The durability of this particular natural gut string would make it ideal for a big hitter looking to create a hybrid string setup with their favorite polyester."
Chris - "I would recommend this to the player seeking the utmost in comfort and power. It is a very plush natural gut with a soft feel. The feel on touch shots and volleys is simply sublime. A player with classic strokes who likes to charge the net would love this stuff!"
Chris - "I liked the power, feel, comfort and response on touch shots."
Andy - "Comfort, touch, feel, tension and playability duration, and durability for a natural gut. I kept saying during the test that this natural gut in my Blade 93 was how tennis is supposed to feel."
Chris - "Too much power at mid to low tensions, and durability is a concern for me. Natural Gut comes at a price, so my budget would be a concern if I switched to this string."
Andy - "I need a little more control and spin in order to maximize the effect of my longer, faster strokes."
Chris - "Tough Gut felt softer and plusher than Pacific Classic Gut and Klip Legend, both of which feel noticeably crisper to me. Babolat VS Gut has a similarly dampened feel until the coating wears off."
Andy - "I haven't really played with many natural guts in my lifetime, but it's similar in playability to the really soft multifilaments like Babolat XCel and Tecnifibre X-One Biphase. But take those strings and take the touch, feel, comfort and playability up a notch or two."
(Scores are determined by averaging individual play test scores)
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Playtest Tension: 58 lbs
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Playtest Tension: 61 lbs
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There is an academic portion to the training including systems knowledge, performance, flight-management computer practice, and then a test. This usually takes 10 days to two weeks for an initial course, a transition course is less. After the academic portion, a trainee moves to an advanced training device similar to a flight simulator but with limited capability that does not move. This is where pilots practice procedures and computer entries to get accustomed to the new airplane's flight-management system. This portion of the training can be concurrent with or can follow the academic portion in approximately five sessions. Finally the full flight simulator is where the pilots learn to "fly" the airplane.
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Virgin Australia Partners to Develop Unique Australian Bio-Fuel06/07/2011
Virgin Australia today announced that it has partnered with Renewable Oil Corporation (ROC), Dynamotive Energy Systems Corporation (DYMTF) and Future Farm Industries Co-operative Research Centre (FFI CRC) to develop a sustainable aviation biofuel that also has benefits for the Australian farming community and the environment.
In a world first, the consortium plans to use innovative fast pyrolysis technology developed by Dynamotive to process mallees, a eucalypt tree that can be grown sustainably in many parts of Australia.
The partnership brings together companies with special expertise in growing, harvesting and processing feedstock into aviation fuel to support the development of a full scale commercial plant in Western Australia.
Virgin Australia CEO John Borghetti said: "Over the past few years Virgin Australia has been working with stakeholders across the industry to research and develop bio-derived renewable fuels that can be used to progressively replace conventional aviation fuels.
"We believe this new project has great potential given the results with the technology and the availability of this unique Australian feedstock.
"It is also particularly attractive to Virgin Australia because it aligns with our commitment to supporting the Australian economy and environment, and encouraging Australian innovation", Mr Borghetti said.
Dynamotive has invested in excess of $100 Million and more than 10 years of work in developing its fast pyrolysis technology from bench-scale through to commercial-scale plants in Canada. The plants are equipped to make pyrolysis oil for fuels and also produce biochar, for soil improvement and carbon sequestration.
Dynamotive CEO Mr Andrew Kingston said "We are very excited to join Virgin Australia, Renewable Oil Corporation and the CRC in this initiative and provide our technology. We have a great opportunity to develop a sustainable industry in Western Australia capable of producing second generation fuels that do not require food sources and have positive effects in land and water management."
Leading the commercialisation of mallees is the Future Farm Industries Co-operative Research Centre (FFI CRC), a national R&D joint venture with experts in breeding, growing and harvesting these trees.
CRC CEO Mr Kevin Goss said: "Our research shows that mallees can be planted in balance with profitable crop and livestock production in Australia's wheatbelt region. As well as becoming a source of biomass for renewable energy they offer protection from wind erosion, help to avoid dryland salinity and provide improved livestock shelter. They even provide habitat for native birds and mammals."
Already more than 1,000 farmers have planted mallees in belts on their farms, mainly in Western Australia. Later this year the FFI CRC partnership will bring the prototype, world's first hardwood biomass harvester to Western Australia for wide-scale demonstrations.
Renewable Oil Corporation (ROC), which identified the mallee tree as a promising biofuel feedstock, is Dynamotive's Australian partner and develops biofuel projects in Australia.
ROC CEO Colin Stucley summed up: "We are excited about the potential of this consortium. It offers world-class biofuel technology, and a unique Australian feedstock. We look forward to supplying commercial quantities of renewable biofuels for use by Virgin Australia and building this new business."
The consortium is currently finalising plans for a demonstration unit that will make bio-fuels for testing, certification and public trials. The demonstration unit is intended to be operational in 2012, followed by the construction of a commercial-scale plant, which could be operational as early as 2014.
About Dynamotive Energy Systems Corporation
Dynamotive Energy Systems Corporation is an energy solutions provider headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, with offices in the USA and Argentina. Its carbon/greenhouse gas neutral fast pyrolysis technology uses medium temperatures and oxygen-less conditions to turn dry, waste cellulosic biomass into BioOil for power and heat generation. BioOil can be further converted into vehicle fuels and chemicals.
Dynamotive has also developed an upgrading process to produce transport fuels from pyrolysis oils in collaboration with Pyrolysis Expert Dr. Desmond Radlein. Dynamotive has subsequently entered into an agreement with IFP Energies nouvelles to explore the potential and development of the upgrading process. Dynamotive has received support from Industry Canada through the Technology Partnerships Canada program. The company has also been supported by Sustainable Development Technology Canada, an arm's-length not-for-profit organization established by the Government of Canada in 2001.
About Renewable Oil Corporation
Renewable Oil Corporation Pty Ltd (ROC ) is an Australian company established to develop pyrolysis projects in this region. It has an exclusive technology licensing agreement with Dynamotive and works closely with Dynamotive and its partners. ROC's board includes award-winning Australian engineering personnel as well as the CEO of Dynamotive and Australian experts in corporate governance and legal and financial issues. ROC is a private company funded by investors in Australia, Canada, and Europe.
About Future Farm Industries Co-operative Research Centre
Future Farm Industries is an incorporated, national joint venture of southern Australia's leading agricultural R&D organisations which is working on a range of profitable and sustainable farming systems and technologies to assist livestock and crop producers adapt to climate change. Under its 'energy tree cropping' initiative, it draws on the resources and expertise of the WA Departments of Environment and Conservation, and Agriculture and Food, and CSIRO to undertake the necessary R&D for on-farm mallee production. Toowoomba-based Biosystems Engineering is FFI CRC's partner developing the mallee harvester and biomass supply chain technologies.


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Diebold Election Systems is back in the county to recertify the election machines. They began work on May 2. The machines will be used in the upcoming June primary election. Bryan Simpson from Diebold said, "We are testing for a combination of things. We are making sure nothing has been added or removed from the machines and they are as they came from the factory.
"The machines are all new equipment, but contain different revisions. We've completed 15 machines so far and it is a long process from beginning to end. We will be here until Thursday. We are also fixing anything we find along the way. Everything has been fine so far. Over the past few months we have been out in the counties in Utah, training and helping with machines. We are just doing it all here in Emery County at one time. One of the big issues the former county clerk had was the amount of memory the machines have. We have been erasing the operating system software and reinstalling everything on these machines.
"When voting takes place a vote is stored in three different places. On two different memory cards and also on a paper printout," said Simpson.
When asked about the cords for the machine which was something Bruce Funk had noted as a problem, Simpson explained that the cords if pulled roughly could pull out some internal parts, but in normal handling this wouldn't be an issue.
John Tultz from Suffield Township in Ohio is among those working on the machines. He is part of a retrofit team. "I have had the opportunity to know these machines pretty well. They are good machines. Machines like these were used in the Ohio election last November and the machines were well received. Most of the folks were apprehensive at first voting on the new machines, but they found it was nice and easy. They were well received. Sometimes people are apprehensive in trying new things. But they found it quite enjoyable," said Tultz.
Aaron Rhodes is also part of the retrofit team and is from Canton, Ohio and has much experience in preparing the voting machines. Dave Bogden from Ohio is also on the team.
Matt Henderson is the regional technician from the Salt Lake office and is overseeing the recertification of the Emery County machines.
Emery County information and technology department head, Jeff Guymon has also been involved in the recertification process. The county and Diebold have a contract for the recertification work. The county is paying $1,260 per day per technician. The county is responsible for these fees incurred in the the recertification process. Commissioner Ira Hatch said the county might ask the state of Utah to help out with the Help America Vote Act funds if possible.
Brenda Dugmore, clerk/auditor said she along with Jeff Guymon from the IT department will going to Diebold training on May 22, the week long training will be the first the newly appointed clerk/auditor has been to. The IT department has been to all of the trainings held previously. The training will be in Sanpete County and will include other surrounding counties. The Emery County election judges will be trained the first part of June. In early June the clerk's office will be going to each of the communities with the voting machines and county people will have the opportunity to practice voting with the new machines. "We have had a machine set-up in the office and at first the people are apprehensive to touch them, but once they touch them they are quite favorable. quite a few people have been in to try the machine.
"We have to work with these machines and we want things to go as smoothly as possible. Mostly it's just the fear of the unknown, but we have full confidence in our IT department. The primary election is June 27 and we will need to be ready by June 12 for any early voting. Anyone can come into the clerk's office and vote early if they want to. If they early vote then they can't vote on the regular primary election day. After our training we will set the dates for the election judge's training. Some of the counties have contracted for their judges training. If we need to bring someone in we will, otherwise we will do it ourselves," said Dugmore.
Guymon said, "Diebold has completed the logic and accuracy tests and two of the machines didn't pass their criteria and they have been sent back for minor repairs. After the repairs they will be shipped back. I am quite comfortable with the machines."
Guymon also said voting machines will be set-up the first part of June in the communities for practice voting.


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1. Exclamation point: Not that No. 1 Alabama needs a whole lot of excitement after last week's draining victory at LSU. But the Crimson Tide must refill the tanks quickly for Saturday's visit from No. 14 Texas A&M (3:30 p.m. ET, CBS) and dynamic QB Johnny Manziel. The freshman sensation leads the SEC in every major offensive category, but the league's elite defenses managed to adjust to his speed in the Aggies' two defeats. The Crimson Tide's stoppers certainly qualify as elite with standouts such as DT Jesse Williams and LB C.J. Mosley clogging the line of scrimmage. The only question is whether they can re-energize after last week's thrilling win at LSU. A&M TBs Ben Malena and Christine Michael must also help keep the Tide off balance. Alabama QB AJ McCarron hopes to steer clear of Aggies DE Damontre Moore, but the Aggies must also be aware of what TB T.J. Yeldon can do out of the backfield.
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2. Question mark: The biggest question in college football this week concerned the availability of No. 3 Kansas State QB Collin Klein for Saturday's visit to TCU (7 p.m. ET, Fox). K-State coach Bill Snyder is always guarded about injury information but says he is hopeful the Heisman Trophy front-runner will play. The TCU defense isn't the airtight unit it has been, due in part to dealing with Big 12 offenses on a weekly basis. But DE Devonte Fields and CB Jason Verrett could cause problems for Klein or backup Daniel Sams. But the Wildcats can also count on steady producers such as TB John Hubert and WR Tyler Lockett to keep the chains moving. K-State can also play some defense, and LB Arthur Brown could make life difficult for Horned Frogs QB Trevone Boykin. TCU will try to get WR Josh Boyce as many touches as possible.
3. Comma: No. 9 LSU doesn't get much of a pause after the Alabama heartbreaker, either. No. 23 Mississippi State comes into Baton Rouge on Saturday (7 p.m. ET, ESPN) in need of a quality victory to snap a two-game slide. The Tigers left a lot on the field last week against the Crimson Tide, but the performance of QB Zach Mettenberger was encouraging. His top speed threat, WR Odell Beckham, is likely to draw coverage from MSU CB Johnthan Banks. The Bulldogs, on the other hand, have seen few things go right in their back-to-back losses. They'll have to start by providing better protection for QB Tyler Russell and improved blocking for TB Ladarius Perkins. Tigers DEs Barkevious Mingo and Sam Montgomery won't make that easy.
4. Semicolon: No. 12 Oregon State heads to No. 15 Stanford (3 p.m. ET, Fox) in what amounts to a semifinal in the Pac-12 North with the winner still to get a crack at division leader Oregon down the stretch. The timing might be odd for Stanford to make a change at QB, but Kevin Hogan will make his first career start against the Beavers. Some early production from TB Stepfan Taylor would help calm the nerves, but OSU LB Michael Doctor will be ready. Beavers QB Cody Vaz isn't likely to get much run support, either, and his protectors are sure to see multiple blitz looks from Chase Thomas and Stanford's active LB corps.
5. Dash: Michigan and its collection of athletes with sprinter speed look to stay in the Big Ten Legends hunt as the Wolverines host No. 21 Northwestern (noon ET, ESPN). Though the Wildcats have the ranking, a win in the Big House would almost certainly be considered an upset. That will be especially true if Wolverines QB Denard Robinson (elbow) returns to action, though the performance of converted WR Devin Gardner last week has the Michigan faithful breathing easier. TB Fitzgerald Toussaint will also need room to operate, but he might not get much with Northwestern LBs Damien Proby and David Nwabuisi on patrol. The Wildcats have their own multipurpose weapon in Kain Colter, who will most likely take the bulk of the snaps at QB to better utilize TB Venric Mark. LB Jake Ryan is Michigan's defensive centerpiece.
6. Asterisk: Penn State isn't likely to finish atop the Big Ten Leaders Division standings and wouldn't be eligible to appear in the title game in any event. But the Nittany Lions could have a big impact on the race on the opposite side if they can pull off an upset at No. 16 Nebraska (3:30 p.m. ET, ABC). The Cornhuskers have made the fourth-quarter comeback an art form this season but would prefer to take charge of this one earlier and retain control of their destiny in the Legends. Nebraska QB Taylor Martinez can still be pick-prone at times, but he has 18 TD passes this season. Defenses must still respect his speed as well as that of TB Ameer Abdullah. But LB remains a strong position at Penn State, even in the new era, with Michael Mauti and Gerald Hodges keeping the tradition going. Nittany Lions QB Matt McGloin will have to be sharp early in the hostile environs in Lincoln. He's going to get heat from Huskers LBs Eric Martin and Will Compton.
7. Underscore: Southern California is one of those programs where everything gets extra scrutiny. The No. 22 Trojans haven't handled it very well in this season of lofty preseason expectations and are now just trying to stay afloat as they welcome Arizona State to the L.A. Coliseum (3 p.m. ET, Pac-12 Networks). The Sun Devils have dropped three in a row but still mathematically alive in the Pac-12 South. There's been little to complain about on the offensive side for USC, with QB Matt Barkley and WR Marqise Lee making frequent connections. But Sun Devils QB Taylor Kelly will try to keep pace and make amends for the four picks he has thrown during ASU's skid.


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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
Emery County is doing an improvement to the Little Wildhorse road and in order to add a double chip seal then a title 5 right of way must be obtained through the Bureau of Land Management. The county will proceed with the application to the BLM. Two other roads, title 5 will be applied for including the Cedar Mountain air strip and the Hidden Splendor airstrip. The county provides maintenance to these back country airstrips.
The Emery County Commission voted to amend the capital improvement list for CIB for 2010. A project to study the watershed of the San Rafael River and the Muddy River to evaluate the savings of water and salt will be completed on the sprinklers and salinity projects in the area. Jeff Kelsey presented the insurance renewal for the county for the health plan. Federal beats the current carrier and provided the best rate quote. The county voted to accept Federal.
Commissioner Gary Kofford said through the efforts of Kelsey and Mary Huntington, personnel director, they have helped keep costs down. The implementation of a wellness program and other programs have led to lower costs for the county.
An architect was selected for the food bank building project in Castle Dale. Architectural Coalition will see the new building through from design to construction. The contract will be approved after approval from the CDBG where the funds to build are being obtained. The county awarded the locating and establishing of section corners for the Emery County Recorders Office to Johansen and Tuttle Engineering. The weed and mosquito department has hired Devin Hales, Kevin Fowler and Erik Nielson for 90 day temporary employees.
Workers have been hired to work on the weed and mosquito project of removal of Russian Olive along the San Rafael river. Lee Jeffs, Ray Jeffs, Jordan Grange and Jefferson Manning will help with the project.
The Aquatics Center summer season is in full swing and Conner Benson, Lane Gardner, Stevie Feuers, Sabrina Wood, John Conder, Nikki Rogers and Davi Bosshardt have been hired as lifeguards.
Katherine Debry has been hired as a temporary worker at the Museum of the San Rafael. Patsy Grange has been hired as a part-time sales clerk for the Pioneer Museum and the Museum of the San Rafael.
Kaylee VanWagoner has completed her six months orientation at the Aquatics Center and is eligible for a wage increase.
Commissioner Kofford commended the sheriff's office and the search and rescue for their work in locating a drowning victim at Huntington Lake. Commissioner Jeff Horrocks said the cancer walk Relay for Life will be held on June 11 and 12 at the Emery High track. He encouraged all to come out and walk to support the relay. The Abraham Lincoln 200th birthday display will stop at the Helper Railroad Museum. A kick-off ceremony will be held and the display will remain at the museum for three weeks.
The Emergency Preparedness Fair will be held from 4-8 p.m. on June 18 at the Spartan Center. There will be booths and guest speakers and free hamburgers and hotdogs.
Commissioner Laurie Pitchforth reported the Little Miss Emery Pageant was held on June 5. The Miss Emery tea party has been postponed until July 17 the same day as the Miss Emery pageant.
Aspen Hansen was crowned the new Little Miss. Shelby Huntington and Cambrie Bennett will attend the Miss Utah pageant next week in Salt Lake to represent Emery County. The sheriff's office had their annual Friendship Cruise which was a success. "We would like to thank the sheriff's office and the emergency medical services for the work they do for us. We have had some tragic accidents in the community and they are always there to help," said Commissioner Pitchforth.
Commissioner Horrocks said the public lands department is continuing forward with the Emery County Public Land Use Bill. Currently they are working on a map.
All three commissioners attended a Federal Emergency Management meeting concerning the proposed nuclear power plant near Green River. A process must be started for an emergency preparedness plan for a 50 mile circle around the plant. This includes Emery, Carbon, Grand and Uintah counties. All must be involved in the process. The Ute tribe is also included in the process. The plant is in the application process currently. It is estimated the application process will take until September of 2011. "The project is still moving and the company is Blue Castle LLC," said Commissioner Kofford.
Commissioner Kofford said there was a site showing for the airport project renovations. There was a site showing for the sheriff's metal building construction project to create a weight room and office space for the ambulance supervisor and the communications supervisor. The care center remodel in Ferron is moving along and hopefully they will be in the new kitchen soon. They hope to have the project finished by July 1.
Commissioner Horrocks said he attended a board of directors meeting for the Green River Medical Center. Their expansion project is moving along. The next commission meeting will be on June 22 at 9 a.m.


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With modern finishes and a cool pop of color, the Trivia contest from Kenneth Cole Reaction is the perfect loafer for the fashion-forward man. This stylish slip-on features a super flexible sole for added comfort and will take your attire to a new level.
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Unexpected outcome maybe it means Madara merges with Hashirama and they become neither Madara or Hashirama but a combination...like Vegito from DBZ.
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports writer
After leading 22-8 at the half, the Emery High Spartans failed to stop the North Summit offense in the second half and the Spartans lost a key region football game to the Braves 43-29. In a game that decided which Region 15 team would host a playoff game while the other would have to travel to start 2-A playoffs, Emery came up short and will now travel to Enterprise this week for a first round match-up. Game time is this Thursday at 2 p.m.
In the first half of the Friday night game, Emery scored three of the first four times they had the ball. Emery's defense allowed one first half touchdown while stopping four other drives, two of which ended with Emery recovering a North Summit fumble.
In the second half, fortunes seemed to be reversed. Emery had the ball six times with five drives ending short of the goal line. North Summit also had the ball six times but they scored on five of those possessions.
Leading 29-28 with midway through the fourth quarter, Emery recovered a Brave fumble at the Brave 45-yard line. Emery marched to the 20-yard line where the drive stalled and North Summit took over.
North Summit then scored in four plays to take their first lead of the game. Emery then started their next drive at their 35-yard line and again marched down the field to the North Summit 25-yard line where once again the Spartan drive stumbled and Emery was kept out of the end zone. A touchdown here would have tied the score. North Summit then scored again to put the game out of reach.
Sophomore Marco Mota, starting in the place of injured senior Jesse Winn, ran the ball 20 times picking up 143 yards and Marco scored three touchdowns. Jesse's season ended a couple of weeks ago after suffering a neck injury. Winn was the leading rusher and leading scorer for Emery when his season ended.
Mota scored on a 47-yard run on Emery's first series of the game, scored on an 11-yard run at the end of the first half and scored Emery's only second half touchdown on a 49-yard run.
Wide receiver David Dyer scored Emery's other touchdown on a pass play from Spencer Labrum that went for 37 yards.
Emery's offense gained 372 yards in the ballgame and held North Summit to 158 first half yards. Emery gave up 274 yards in the second half of the game that sealed the loss. Emery also caused three fumbles in the game and recovered all three while Emery had no turnovers.
In other region action, Manti defeated Millard in a game between two teams with no region losses and the Templars claim the region crown and are a favorite to win the title this season. South Summit finished third after defeating Gunnison, North Summit was fourth, Emery was fifth and ALA claimed the final region spot in the state tournament.San Juan finished first in the other 2-A region as they also went undefeated for the season. The Broncos are two-time defending state champions. Richfield, Beaver and Enterprise all finished tied for second with 5-2 region records. Coin flips decided the placement of the teams.


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Posted on 04/24/2009 10:29:22 AM PDT by Oldeconomybuyer
WASHINGTON (AP) Former Vice President Al Gore, a leading voice on climate change, urged lawmakers Friday to overcome partisan differences and pass legislation to curb greenhouse gases. [snip]
Rep. Joe Barton of Texas, the committee's ranking Republican, argued that the proposed "cap-and-trade" system to cut greenhouse gases would cost tens of billions of dollars a year. "How in the world can we have a (pollution) trade system that doesn't cost jobs and doesn't cost the economy?" he said.
"I think the cost of energy will come down when we make this transition to renewable energy," countered Gore. He predicted "massive job losses if ... we continue business as usual, ignoring warnings and just sit and wait until oil prices go sky high again."
And he said if climate change is not addressed, costs could be much greater.
But House Republican Leader John Boehner of Ohio called Gore's testimony deserving of "another Oscar" alluding to the recognition received by the Gore film on climate change. Boehner said the Democratic bill amounts to a "massive national energy tax on every American ....who drives a car, buys a product manufactured in the United States, or has the audacity to flip on a light switch."
And some Democrats also expressed concerns about the economic impact.
Rep. John Dingell, D-Mich., said he's not convinced the draft legislation will protect U.S. jobs because other countries like China will not face the same economic burdens.
"If the United States leads, China will follow," Gore said.
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Gore is an idiot.
Gore has his own little "industry" that sells carbon credits. The scam will make him a very wealthy man.
Gore is either delusional, or he is delusional. I don't see any other possibilities.
I thought global warming was caused by overweight people. Wouldn't that mean that Gore is his own culprit? Oh, never mind....
Monckton claimed House Democrats have refused to allow him to appear alongside former Vice President Al Gore at the high profile global warming hearing .
Democrats rescinded his scheduled joint appearance .
The House Democrats don't want Gore humiliated, so they slammed the door of the Capitol in my face ... They are cowards.
Former Vice-President had chickened out and there would be no joint appearance.
Why won't he just go away? He's doing his past more harm than good.
Gore will get wealthy
And then Gore will go to prison, like all scam artists!
Gore already sunk a bunch of money into the carbon credit 'business'.
If he isn't successful getting these 'regulations' that will force everyone to purchase 'carbon credits', he will lose his investment.
ME want be wealthy.
Maybe me start up counterfeit carbon credit printing.
Anyone got picture of 'carbon credit'?
How do you "Title" such a credit?
Does it have a "VIN NUMBER" like a vehicle?
Does it have a "lot number" like a parcel of real estate?
How do we make sure that the same "tree" or "green" project or industry does not generate DUPLICATE credits, for the SAME activity?
If a forest of trees burns down, does that automatically turn the "credit" into a "debit"???
Cap and trade is not workable.
It will be the biggest financial scam in history!
IOW - "Stop the arguments and give me the money!"
"Just DOOO it! Don't question it!"
Why? So Gore can get bigger and fatter.
Can we get this in writing?!?!
""I think the cost of energy will come down when we make this transition to renewable energy," countered Gore."
That is all proof one needs that Gore is a liar.
Congress acts all the time in regard to the climate and the environment. They just don't necessarily act in ways that Gore and his cohorts want them to act.
Let's not bicker and argue over who killed who.
"If the United States leads, China will follow," Gore said.
Really, and who do you think is going to make them Al? You?
The Earth has a fever. And AlGore is a rectal thermometer.
Right....Sure...the USA goes first and as the Goracle says "China will follow".
Gore has already proved he can't predict the Future.
OMG, that is exactly what I was thinking after reading this...right after "If US leads, China will follow"...You want to laugh but he really believes this nonsense.
Let the Committee hear from Lord Monckton!
IOW, get those taxes and controls in place FAST before more of the rubes wake up to the scam.
I see no end to this BS! There are way too little Conservatives in politics who are representing us to make any difference. Just "stamp-it" and move on.
I'll take that bet. Gore will NEVER go to prison. Sorry...
good lord.
What has become of AlGore's neck?
Mother Earth took it as her pound of flesh?
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Leinster welcome back a number of internationals for Saturday's PRO12 clash with Treviso at Stadio di Monigo.
Leinster welcome back a number of internationals for Saturday's PRO12 clash with Treviso at Stadio di Monigo.
Jamie Heaslip make his first appearance of the season and captains the team in an all-Ireland international back-row alongside Shane Jennings and Kevin McLaughlin.
Devin Toner becomes the 20th Leinster player to reach the 100 cap milestone and he is named at second row alongside Damian Browne.
Heinke van der Merwe, a second half replacement at the RDS victory last weekend, is joined in the front row by hooker Richardt Strauss and Ireland tight-head prop Mike Ross.
In the backline Fergus McFadden, who is set to make his 75th Leinster appearance, partners Brian O'Driscoll at centre.
Eoin Reddan links up at half-back alongside Jonathan Sexton, with Ian Madigan (fresh from an 18-point haul against the Dragons) shifting to full-back and both Fionn Carr and Andrew Conway continuing on the wings after starting Leinster's 45-25 victory last weekend.
Leo Cullen is one of three Ireland internationals named on the bench alongside Isa Nacewa.
Meanwhile, Treviso coach Franco Smith has named a side featureing 12 internationals and only one player classified as foreigner, Kiwi Dean Budd, who is on the bench.
In total, the starting XV boasts 352 international caps.
Three players player their first games this season: Tommaso Benvenuti comes in at outside centre; Tobias Botes is at scrum-half while Leonardo Ghiraldini features in the front row.
Luke McLean returns to the run-on side at full-back.
Form: Treviso won the opening game of the season against Ospreys but tripped up to Munster in round two of the RaboDirect PRO12. Treviso have lost their last five encounters with the Irish provinces. Leinster got back to winning ways with a 45-25 victory over Dragons at the RDS on Saturday. The Leinstermen have won their last seven fixtures against Italian opponents. Treviso's only previous victory over Leinster was 29-13 at Stadio Monigo on 18 September 2010.
The teams:
Treviso: 15 Luke McLean, 14 Edoardo Gori, 13 Tommaso Benvenuti, 12 Alberto Sgarbi, 11 Ludovico Nitoglia, 10 Alberto Di Bernardo, 9 Tobias Botes, 8 Robert Barbieri, 7 Alessandro Zanni, 6 Simone Favaro, 5 Corniel Van Zyl (c), 4 Francesco Minto, 3 Ignacio Fernandez-Rouyet, 2 Leonardo Ghiraldini, 1 Alberto De Marchi.
Replacements: 16 Franco Sbaraglini, 17 Michele Rizzo, 18 Lorenzo Cittadini, 19 Valerio Bernabò, 20 Dean Budd, 21 Marco Filippucci, 22 Fabio Semenzato, 23 Kristopher Burton.
Leinster: 15 Ian Madigan, 14 Andrew Conway, 13 Brian O'Driscoll, 12 Fergus McFadden, 11 Fionn Carr, 10 Jonathan Sexton, 9 Eoin Reddan, 8 Jamie Heaslip (c), 7 Shane Jennings, 6 Kevin McLaughlin, 5 Devin Toner, 4 Damian Browne, 3 Mike Ross, 2 Richardt Strauss, 1 Heinke van der Merwe.
Replacements: 16 Sean Cronin, 17 Cian Healy, 18 Jamie Hagan, 19 Leo Cullen, 20 Jordi Murphy, 21 John Cooney, 22 Noel Reid, 23 Isa Nacewa.
Date: Saturday, September 15
Kick-off: 19:05 local (18:05 BST)
Venue: Stadio di Monigo
Referee: Ian Davies (Wales)
Assistant referees: Carlo Damasco (Italy), Stefano Traversi (Italy)
Television match official: Stefano Marrama (Italy)
Timekeeper: Walter Borghetto (Italy)
Assessor: Giannino Cappellozza (Italy)


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Country: USA
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Known For: Wit, umpire abuse, witty umpire abuse.
Current Residence: Austin, TX/Los Angeles, CA
Retired: 2012
Record: Fastest serve in a Grand Slam tournament (152 mph), blasted at the 2004 US Open.
Where Is He Now?: Roddick recently signed on as a co-host of Fox Sports 1's new flagship show, Fox Sports Live, a direct competitor to ESPN's SportsCenter. Expect to hear Roddick wax poetic (and otherwise) on all sports—not just tennis.
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US Open Titles: 3 (2005, 2009, 2010)
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Retired: 2012
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