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- Lightweight, leave-in replenishing and reconstructing treatment that eliminates frizz and repairs split-ends
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BioSilk Silk Therapy is the perfect, lightweight, replenishing treatment to protect and maintain hair and skin and keep it in optimum condition.
Cyclomethicone, Dimethicone, SD Alcohol 40-B, C12-15 Alkyl Benzoate, Ethyl Ester of Hydrolyzed Silk, Panthenol, Phenoxyethanol,Methylparaben, Propylparaben, Parfum (Fragrance). Hexyl Cinnamic Aldehyde, Benzyl Benzoate, Linalool, Gamma Methyl Ionone, Citronellol, Lilial, Hydroxy Citronellol, Geraniol, Eugenol
For maximum results, cleanse and condition hair with Biosilk Silk Therapy Shampoo and Biosilk Silk Therapy Conditioner. Place a small amount of Silk Therapy in palms and apply from the scalp to the ends. May be used on wet or dry hair or scalp. Use as often as necessary.
Created by the famed Farouk Systems (makers of CHI), BioSilk hair care products are infused with silk to moisturize and add a glossy shine to your locks. BioSilk offers flat irons, hair dryers and 7 luxurious hair care collections to help style and finish your look. So go ahead, pamper your hair, we're sure you'll fall in love with the satiny, smooth styling goodness of BioSilk.
Great!I love this product a very little goes a long way, so the 2.26 oz bottle usually lasts me a few months! It adds shine and doesnt weigh your hair down. I wouls reccommend it to any and everyone!Apr 6, 2009Happy Biosilk Customer / Atlanta, GA
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2.26oz Lasts A Long TimeAlthough I have short hair, I have used it nearly every day the past 3 months and half nearly half a bottle left. The reviewer who stated it probably wouldnt last long is very wrong; I use it after I wash and condition my hair and also when I straighten it. Sometimes I end up using it twice daily. It does not take much of this product to work- infact, over-using the product causes your hair to become bogged down. I have found that placing a bit less than a quart-sized spot in my palm works wonders - it helps my hair stay soft and smooth and protects it greatly from my flat iron. Before I used it and was using my flat iron, my hair would become damaged after consistent use, but after using this product for over 3 months, I can honestly say that my hair does not become nearly as noticeably damaged, if at all. Before, I had used a heat serum from Tresemme, and Biosilk Silk Therapy is absolutely amazing. The one from Tresemme seemed to do more harm than good. I thoroughly recommend this product.Mar 5, 2009Meka87 / Michigan
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Blahhhits just as good as any other serum, only its waayyyy more expensive. and dont let this picture fool you, 2,26 oz is REALLY small. itll probably last less than a month. not worth itAug 26, 2008Jay
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Doesn't Leave A Build Up!I love this product. It is light, you only need a tiny bit and your hair is soft and silky. Not greasy and weighted down. It also doesnt leave any build up and washes completely away.Nov 9, 2007Robin / Columbus, Ohio
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Not Worth The MoneyIt didnt work as well as the brand from WalMart.Nov 1, 2007Customer / Illinois
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Douglas County School District leaders say they have statistics to prove that the new high-school block schedule — often criticized for early dismissals and 90-minute off-periods — is working.
However, much of the data used to support that conclusion is based only on freshmen — who are not allowed to leave school during the day and do not have off-periods.
Dan McMinimee, assistant superintendent of secondary education, said during a May 21 presentation to the Douglas County School Board that district-wide studies show the change to a block schedule succeeded in driving down class sizes with minimal impact to teachers' planning time and student load — all while student achievement stayed high.
Surveys show most students like the new schedule, which expanded most classes to 90 minutes each, as well as off-periods common to juniors and seniors. Those whose day ends with an off-period leave school at 12:30 instead of 2:50 p.m.
The only survey of teachers, conducted at Chaparral High School, showed only 31 percent like the block format; 47 percent don't; and 25 percent were undecided.
To accommodate student demands while decreasing class sizes, all high school teachers taught an extra class under the new 6-of-8 schedule.
District-wide, class sizes dropped an average of nearly 3½ students, from just under 29 to a little over 25, according to McMinimee.
Despite the additional class each teacher added, their overall increase in student load per semester was less than four students, he said.
Parent Laura Mutton isn't convinced. The president of Strong Schools Coalition — a parent-led group often critical of the district — and parent of a Mountain Vista High School student said she's seeing something different.
"I think they're playing with what they're showing in terms of the data," she said. "When I was looking at the high school teachers my son has, (the new schedule) increased almost all their loads by 20 or 30 students."
Students lost some instructional time, McMinimee said, with a district-wide average reduction of about 10 hours per credit. In 2011-12, students received just under 135 hours of teaching time per credit; in 2012-13, that number shifted down to slightly more than 124 hours.
Using statistics derived solely from freshmen, the district also compared attendance and grade data for the past two years, finding "overall good news," according to Director of High School Education Steve Johnson.
Freshmen grades didn't change significantly under the block schedule.
"The new schedule didn't result in this huge boom in terms of grades," Johnson said. "On the other hand, it didn't show any real detrimental effect. I don't think these are statistically significant."
Because freshmen don't have off-periods, Mutton said a freshmen-only study doesn't provide significant data on many issues. Many parents have concerns about upperclassmen's long free periods and resulting early dismissals.
"Off-periods — that's the question that's on everybody's mind," said Mutton, who said she believes the district chose statistical information that was "safe" and "positive."
With small changes, the high schools plan to continue the 6-of-8 schedule in the coming academic year, McMinimee said.
"We're very proud of this," he said of the change, specifically noting the drop in class sizes. "We know this has had a direct impact on students. They're no longer having to sit on the floor. They're no longer anonymous."

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Chronology of Coverage
Sep. 26, 2016
JD Farms in Eaton, NY, is growing first legal crop of hemp in state in 80 years; industrial hemp, which has many material uses, has THC level considered too low for narcotic use, but farm is still required to get Drug Enforcement Administration approval for operations; founders Mark Justh and Daniel Dolgin hope to pave way for others wishing to grow hemp. MORE
Aug. 12, 2016
Editorial criticizes Drug Enforcement Agency for denying two petitions requesting removal of marijuana from Schedule 1 of Controlled Substances Act; argues evidence shows drug is far less harmful than federal law suggests and urges DEA to either remove it from Schedule 1, or at least ease research restrictions and penalties for use. MORE
Aug. 12, 2016
Drug Enforcement Agency refuses to reclassify marijuana from Schedule 1 drug to Schedule 2 drug, move that would remove it from list of nation's most dangerous drugs and ease research and medical use; decision angers scientists, public officials and advocates, although DEA says it will allow universities and private companies to apply to grow marijuana for research. MORE
Aug. 11, 2016
Obama administration plans to remove research restriction that has authorized only University of Mississippi to grow marijuana for use in medical studies; by allowing greater number of universities to create their own supply of research-grade marijuana, Drug Enforcement Administration will increase supply of marijuana available to researchers, and marks further relaxing of nation's official stance on marijuana. MORE
Jun. 10, 2016
Federal jury in Manhattan finds Glen Glover and David Polos, two employees of Drug Enforcement Administration, guilty of making false statements on security clearance forms about their ownership of Twins Plus Go-Go Lounge, strip club in South Hackensack, NJ; prosecutors say defendants lied on forms in order to preserve their top secret clearances, which they would have lost had their ownership of club been revealed. MORE
Jun. 1, 2016
Joseph M Hunter, former United States Army sergeant who became mercenary and led effort to kill federal drug agent, is sentenced to 20 years in prison; Hunter was caught in sting operation orchestrated by United States Drug Enforcement Administration in 2013. MORE
Jun. 1, 2016
Trial begins for Glen Glover and David Polos, who stand accused of being part-owners of South Hackensack, NJ, strip club Twins Plus Go-Go Lounge while working for Drug Enforcement Agency; defense lawyers say men were merely investors and not owners of club. MORE
Apr. 13, 2016
Prosecutors in trial of David Polos and Glen Glover, both connected with Drug Enforcement Administration, are seeking to show footage from South Hackensack, NJ, strip club men reportedly owned; prosecution says men lied about ownership of club during national security background checks and that club was site of illegal activity. MORE
Mar. 15, 2016
Defense lawyers for former Drug Enforcement Admin employees David Polos and Glen Glover say men's ownership of Twins Plus Go-Go Lounge in South Hackensack, NJ, was open secret at DEA, and that members of law enforcement even frequented strip club; Polos and Glover are accused of lying during national security background checks about their ownership of club. MORE
Dec. 27, 2015
Profile of Gary L Alford, tax investigator at Drug Enforcement Admin who uncovered true identity of mastermind behind online black market known as Silk Road, which sold heroin and other illegal goods; Alford's discovery that Ross Ulbricht was shadowy figure known as Dread Pirates Roberts was initially brushed aside by his superiors, but ended up playing key role in solving case. MORE
Nov. 7, 2015
White House sharply rejects assertion by Drug Enforcement Administration acting Chief Chuck Rosenberg that crime is rising across nation as police are reigning in aggression out of fear of being accused of police brutality; government's retort echoes criticism aimed at similar assertion made by FBI director James Comey in October. MORE
Nov. 5, 2015
Drug Enforcement Administration acting head Chuck Rosenberg lends his support to view that greater public scrutiny of police behavior has resulted in spike in crime, becoming second top federal law enforcement official to opine favorably on so-called Ferguson effect; comments reveal division in Obama administration, as White House has publicly distanced itself from this view. MORE
Oct. 11, 2015
Drug Enforcement Administration's 2014 program allowing pharmacies to accept and destroy customers' surplus medications sees dismal response; plan aimed to address painkiller prescription drug epidemic by keeping excess pills off streets and disposing of them safely; pharmacies appear to be balking at inconvenience and expense of service, which they must bear. MORE
Sep. 11, 2015
Drug Enforcement Administration reports that three Colombians suspected of laundering more than $5 billion for drug cartels using Chinese counterfeit market have been arrested; suspected ringleaders Christian Duque-Aristizabal and Jhon Hincapie-Ramirez are being held in Latin America, and third defendant, Henry Poveda, pleads not guilty in Brooklyn court. MORE
May. 29, 2015
Arrest of Chinese chemist Haijun Tian highlights growing concerns that China is emerging as leading source of new, potent street drug called 'spice'; Tian is accused of being one of the largest exporters of drug, which looks like marijuana but is sprayed with dangerous hallucinogenic; issue reflects dangers of China's large and poorly regulated pharmaceutical industry. MORE
May. 21, 2015
Seven doctors and 41 others are arrested in Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi in what Drug Enforcement Agency calls its largest crackdown on illegal trafficking of prescription drugs, including oxycodone and hydrocodone. MORE
May. 21, 2015
Drug Enforcement Admin employees David Polos and Glen Glover are charged with making false statements after their ownership stakes are disclosed in New Jersey strip club called Twins Plus Go-Go Lounge; Polos, an official at the DEA in New York City, had retired from agency after career of more than 20 years; both men face up to five years in prison. MORE
May. 20, 2015
Drug Enforcement Administration is investigating senior Venezuelan officials as part of broad probe into distribution of cocaine in Western Hemisphere MORE
May. 14, 2015
Pres Obama appoints Chuck Rosenberg, senior Federal Bureau of Investigation official and former United States attorney, as interim director of Drug Enforcement Administration; Rosenberg will replace Michele M Leonhart, who resigned amid scandal in April. MORE
Apr. 22, 2015
Drug Enforcement Admin head Michele M Leonhart will step down following scandal over DEA agents' involvement in sex parties with prostitutes; revelation has led to Leonhart being accused of mismanagement. MORE
Apr. 16, 2015
Federal Judge Kimberly J Mueller declines order to remove marijuana from Drug Enforcement Administration's list of most harmful and addictive drugs, angering advocates of marijuana legalization. MORE
Apr. 15, 2015
Lawmakers condemn lax penalties meted out to Drug Enforcement Admin agents accused of participating in sex parties with prostitutes and misusing government funds while stationed in Colombia; agents involved in sex parties were given suspensions of two to 10 days. MORE
Apr. 2, 2015
Unsealed documents reveal that government was conducting secret investigation into Carl Mark Force IV, rogue federal agent who attempted to enrich himself during inquiry into Silk Road black market, during highly publicized trial of market's founder, Ross W Ulbricht; defense lawyers, who were prohibited from informing jury about the investigation, will seek new trial now that information has been made public. MORE
Mar. 31, 2015
Government charges former federal agents Carl Mark Force IV of the Drug Enforcement Administration and Shaun W Bridges of the Secret Service with money laundering and wire fraud; allege that men sought to enrich themselves during investigation of online black market Silk Road, exploiting site's secrecy; agents had already resigned amid growing scrutiny. MORE
Mar. 28, 2015
Editorial criticizes FBI and Drug Enforcement Agency for failing to properly report sexual misconduct by its employees or assess security risks of such violations; warns such behavior leaves agents at risk of extortion and blackmail and lowers their credibility; holds agency leaders must make it clear that sexual misconduct will not be tolerated. MORE
Mar. 27, 2015
Justice Dept inspector general reports Drug Enforcement Administration agents accepted gifts from drug cartels, including weapons and invites to sex parties with prostitutes, for several years in undisclosed country overseas. MORE
Feb. 14, 2015
Joseph M Hunter, former Army sergeant with nickname Rambo, pleads guilty to murder plot targeting a federal drug agent, in what federal officials say was Hunter's post-military role as contract killer; Hunter is also charged with conspiring to import cocaine into the United States. MORE
Jan. 17, 2015
Justice Dept reveals prior existence of Drug Enforcement Administration database that had contained American telephone records, adding new details to disclosures about mass government surveillance. MORE
Dec. 12, 2014
Drug Enforcement Administration officials raid offices of Dr Moshe Mirilishvili, in Washington Heights section of Manhattan, and arrest him and eight members of his staff on charges of illegally distributing oxycodone. MORE
Dec. 5, 2014
Drug Enforcement Administration's aggressive sting operations, undertaken with New York City Police, to take down armed suspects in city and elsewhere have come under scrutiny; critics raise questions about safety and entrapment concerning the tactic, which involves allowing suspects to enter dense areas of cities expecting to carry out violent crimes; officials defend tactics, citing high conviction rates and fact that suspects are habitually involved in similar crimes. MORE
Nov. 17, 2014
Drug Enforcement Administration agents question medical-staff members from San Francisco 49ers and several other teams as part of continuing investigation into distribution of painkillers in the NFL. MORE
Sep. 9, 2014
Drug Enforcement Administration, in effort to reduce stockpile of of unneeded medicines in homes, announces new regulation that allows consumers to return unused prescription medications that are designated as controlled substances to pharmacies. MORE
Aug. 22, 2014
Drug Enforcement Administration tightens rule on hydrocodone, most widely prescribed painkiller in United States and ingredient in drugs like Vicodin, placing it in more restrictive category; move is among far-reaching efforts to stem growing epidemic of prescription drug abuse and overdose. MORE
Aug. 6, 2014
Anthony P Bosch, founder of Biogenesis and troubled businessman at center of South Florida doping scandal, surrenders to Drug Enforcement Administration agents; prosecutors charge Bosch and a half-dozen of his associates with distributing anabolic steroid testosterone to hundreds of people, including high school athletes and multimillionaire superstars. MORE
Aug. 1, 2013
Federal government agrees to pay $4.1 million to Daniel Chong, San Diego college student who was picked up in a raid in 2012; he was later found hallucinating and suffering from kidney failure inside a Drug Enforcement Administration holding cell where he had been accidentally left for four days. MORE
Oct. 18, 2012
Drug Enforcement Administration, which has tried for a decade with limited success to stem growing misuse and abuse of painkillers, is now putting pressure on distributors, which act as middlemen between drug makers and the pharmacies and doctors that dispense painkillers; critics warn legitimate patients may suffer as result from overly-aggressive enforcement tactics by DEA and other agencies. MORE
Jul. 22, 2012
Drug Enforcement Administration has begun training an elite unit of counternarcotics police in Ghana, and is planning similar units in Nigeria and Kenya, as part of an effort to combat Latin American cartels that are increasingly using Africa to smuggle cocaine into Europe; aggressive response by the United States demonstrates its increased anti-drug focus as the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have wound down. MORE
Jul. 9, 2012
Two United States Drug Enforcement Administration agents shoot and kill suspected drug trafficker in Honduras; shooting, the second in a month, is the latest demonstration of the growing American involvement in counternarcotics operations in the country. MORE
Jun. 25, 2012
United States Drug Enforcement Administration agent shoots and kills a suspected drug trafficker during a raid in Honduras; officials say the agent fired in self-defense, but the shooting brings further attention to the United States' growing involvement in counternarcotics operations in Central America, where commando-style squads of DEA agents have been working with local security forces in several countries. MORE
Jun. 23, 2012
Aerial surveillance video of counternarcotics mission in Honduras, which put a spotlight on intensifying American involvement in such operations in Central America, shows that American agents did not fire their weapons; four Hondurans were killed during the raid. MORE
May. 19, 2012
Some Honduran officials and residents claim victims of fatal joint Honduran-American anti-drug raid on the Patuce River were innocent people; statements challenge account of American drug enforcement agents, who told reporters that the boat passengers were probably participating in illegal drug trafficking. MORE
May. 18, 2012
Residents of Ahuas, in the isolated Mosquito Coast of Honduras, have burned down government buildings and are demanding that American Drug Enforcement Administration agents leave the area immediately, intensifying a dispute over whether an antidrug operation there left four innocent people dead, including two pregnant women; Honduran officials call for investigation, which could redefine America's role in fighting drug smuggling. MORE
May. 17, 2012
Honduras is a growing focus of American counternarcotics efforts aimed at drug cartels that have increasingly sought to use its ungoverned spaces as a way point in shipping cocaine from South America to the United States; murky circumstances surround recent firefights in which Drug Enforcement Administration agents accompanied Honduran police in battles against cocaine smugglers, leaving as many as four people dead. MORE
May. 3, 2012
Drug Enforcement Agency is conducting an internal investigation concerning the case of Daniel Chong, University of California student who was placed in a holding cell and forgotten for four days without food or water, following a raid by the agency. MORE
Jan. 28, 2012
House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform chairman Rep Darrell Issa increases pressure on the Justice Department by raising new questions about how the Drug Enforcement Administration conducts its undercover money-laundering investigations; questions whether those operations cross the line between fighting and facilitating crime. MORE
Jan. 1, 2012
Shortages of medicines used to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder have created a rare open dispute between the Food and Drug Administration and the Drug Enforcement Administration; FDA says that the shortages are a result of overly strict quotas set by the DEA, which, for its part, questions whether there really are shortages or whether manufacturers are simply choosing to make more expensive pills than generics, creating supply and demand imbalances. MORE
Dec. 6, 2011
Congressional Republicans say that they will open an investigation into undercover operations by Drug Enforcement Administration in which agents have laundered and smuggled millions of dollars in drug money as part of effort to help Mexico fight organized crime; critics say the operations blur the lines between surveillance and facilitating crime. MORE
Dec. 4, 2011
Undercover Drug Enforcement Administration agents have laundered or smuggled millions of dollars in drug proceeds as part of Washington's expanding role in Mexico's fight against drug cartels; tactic is intended to identify cartel leaders, as well as how criminal organizations move their money and where they keep their assets; high-risk activities underscore diplomatic concerns about Mexican sovereignty and blur line between surveillance and facilitating crime. MORE
Dec. 1, 2011
Gov Christine Gregoire of Washington and Gov Lincoln Chafee of Rhode Island petition the Drug Enforcement Administration to reclassify marijuana as a drug with accepted medical uses; both Washington and Rhode Island have decriminalized marijuana for medical purposes and are requesting the change to allow the safe distribution of the drug without risking federal prosecution. MORE
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A Spike in Overdose Emergency Calls Is Seen in Kentucky
Officials in Louisville were trying to determine whether the calls were related to an opioid crisis that they have seen grow larger.
February 13, 2017, Monday
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Will El Chapo Risk Trial? (Can He Afford Not To?)
Lawyers say there's no downside to Joaquín Guzmán Loera's fighting the government's drug-trafficking charges, but how he might do that is a more complex matter.
January 25, 2017, Wednesday
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Medical Marijuana Is Legal in California. Except When It's Not.
A Santa Rosa medical marijuana company says it came out into the open and tried to follow the rules — only to be raided by local and federal police officers.
November 21, 2016, Monday
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Report Criticizes Mexican Officials for Ignoring 2011 Massacre
Dozens were killed in Allende amid a drug gang's feud, according to an activist's account, which also raised questions about American involvement.
October 10, 2016, Monday
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You Need an Armed Guard to Plant These Seeds
A farm in upstate New York is growing the state's first legal crop of industrial hemp in 80 years, but getting the plants into the ground was not easy.
September 26, 2016, Monday
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Elephant Tranquilizer Could Be Linked to Wave of Heroin Overdoses in Midwest
Officials in Ohio and Indiana say that carfentanil, a cousin of fentanyl that is 10,000 times as potent as morphine, may be linked to overdoses that killed at least four people.
August 27, 2016, Saturday
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Readers react to articles in Science Times.
August 16, 2016, Tuesday
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Stop Treating Marijuana Like Heroin
It's time to encourage a lot more research on marijuana, and to remove it from Schedule 1 of the Controlled Substances Act.
August 12, 2016, Friday
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D.E.A. Keeps Marijuana on List of Dangerous Drugs, Frustrating Advocates
The agency decided not to reclassify marijuana from a Schedule 1 drug to a Schedule 2 drug, but removed a roadblock to medical studies of marijuana.
August 12, 2016, Friday
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Obama Administration Set to Remove Barrier to Marijuana Research
The new policy could spur broad scientific study of a drug being used to treat dozens of diseases despite little rigorous evidence of its effectiveness.
August 11, 2016, Thursday
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports writer
In the just completed inaugural season for the Emery High swim team, two Emery swimmers qualified to advance to the state 3-A meet at Brigham Young University. Eli Oliverson finished second in the boy's 100-yard freestyle with a time of 1:03.37. Davi Bosshardt finished second in the girl's 500-yard freestyle with a time of 6:55.45.
Richfield High School won the region women's meet with 188 points followed by Delta with 122 points and Emery with 85. Richfield also won the men's title with 194 points followed by Delta with 112.5 points and emery with 80.5 points. Richfield and Delta have had swim teams for years compared to this being Emery High's fist season.
Here are the results for the Emery women for those that went to the medals platform: Davi Bosshardt, Cammie Boyce, Ashlin Daley and Brinne Dawes finished third in the girl's 200-yard medley relay with a time of 2:33.57. Bosshardt finished fourth in 2:59.63 and Dawes finished sixth in 3:25.86 in the girl's 200yard IM.
Nikki Rogers finished fourth in the girl's 50-yard freestyle with a time of 35.32. Dawes finished fourth in the 100-yard butterfly with a time of 1:33.43. Daley was fourth in the 100-yard freestyle with a time of 1:16.19. The Emery 200-yard freestyle relay team finished third in a time of 2:07.65. Swimmers were Bosshardt, Boyce, Daley and Dawes. Daley finished third in the 100-yard backstroke with a time of 1:30.80.
Rogers finished fifth and Tennyson Fauver finished sixth in the 100-yard breaststroke with times of 1:32.04 and 1:40.52. Emery finished third in the 400-yard freestyle relay. Swimmers were Bosshardt, Boyce, Daley and Dawes.
Here are the results for the Emery boys team at the region meet: the Emery 200-yard medley relay of Weston Allinson, Conner Benson, Colton Clement and Jake Clement finished second in 2:16.36. Colton Clement was sixth in the 200-yard freestyle with a time of 2:46.43. Allinson was third and Colton Leavitt finished sixth in the 200-yard IM.
After Oliverson's second place finish in the 100-yard freestyle, Tyler Rowley finished sixth in that event in 1:04.35. The Emery 200-yard freestyle relay team finished third in 2:07.65. Swimmers were Allinson, Benson, Clement and Clement.
Rowley finished fifth in 1:19.02 and Allinson was sixth in 1:19.06 in the 100-yard backstroke. Oliverson finished third in the 100-yard breaststroke with a time of 1:19.13 and in the final event Emery finished second in the 400-yard freestyle relay team race with a time of 4:34.33. Swimmers were Allinson, Benson, Clement and Clement.
Emery High coach Marilyn Collard is now looking forward to next season. Collard felt this was a successful conclusion to the first season at the school and feels that the team will get better now that there is an ongoing program.


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Emery County Commissioners met in their July commission meeting. They heard a quarterly update from Rocky Mountain Power and PacifiCorp. Deb Dull said the company has been putting in a new substation in Green River. It is currently being energized and Green River residents have had to spend short periods of time without power while the transition takes place.
On July 4 there were high winds in Green River which took the power down and also an accident where a truck pulled down cables and poles. These outages were unplanned. The Emery County Sheriff's Office has participated with Green River by notifying residents of when the power outages will take place with the Code Red system. This new substation gives Green River the opportunity to grow their industries and add new industries due to the increased electrical capabilities now available in Green River.
Darrell Cunningham, plant manager for Huntington Plant gave an update on activities at the plant. He said they recently celebrated one year of no lost time injuries and accidents. They celebrated with a dinner.
Beginning Sept. 18 the Unit number one at Huntington Plant will be taken off line and will be down for approximately 61 days. In this period of time they will do a considerable amount of work including work to make the plant more environmentally friendly. A retrofit of the bag house will take place to increase the collection of particulate matter. Low nox burners will be added which will significantly lower emissions.
There will be a turbine upgrade where the rotor will be replaced. Significant improvements with the turbine will allow the plant to produce 17 more megawatts of power without increasing coal or water use. It will make the process more efficient. This is due to advances in turbine design. Large components will be replaced in the boiler as part of the overhaul project. The project is expected to take 61 days and the plant will come back up approximately Nov. 19.
This overhaul will bring in 700 workers at the peak of the outage. The plant is running well now. Cunningham said the Huntington Plant is always open for tours just contact him.
Loren Huntsman is the manager at Hunter Plant. He said the Deer Creek mine is down for maintenance where they will remove their entire long wall and have it rebuilt and reinstalled. It is a lot of work and most of the work is being completed by companies in the two county area.
Hunter Plant has gone two years without a lost time accident. In January or February they will hit a million man hours accident free. A lot of emphasis is placed on safety at the power plants.
Unit two will be taken down in February of 2011 where the bag house will get a retrofit. Many projects will be completed to make the plant more environmentally friendly. Low nox burners will be installed, a boiler will be replaced. The amount of coal burned will be lowered while maintaining production. There will be a turbine upgrade. "It's a fantastic project," said Huntsman. "We will be getting more megawatts out of the plant, but not burning more coal."
Huntsman said there are 225 employees at the Hunter Plant and they are down a few employees who they hope to replace. They expect 700 workers into the county with their overhaul next February as well. The power plants have been actively working with the local irrigation companies on the new sprinkling systems being installed in the county.
Commissioner Gary Kofford said the county appreciates the power plants. They appreciate their work on the sprinkling systems which saves water for both agricultural and industrial needs in the county. The water savings and increased efficiency has helped the farmers increase their yields and bring more fields into production.
Steve Barton said a lightning strike led to a power outage in Cleveland and Elmo on Sunday night and when he called the toll free number the information was there telling when the power would be on again.
The commissioner approved the 2009 audit report which gave the county a clean audit and complemented them on their fiscal management of county funds.
The commissioners opened the bids for scrap metal pick-up at the landfill. The high bid was $128.50 a ton from Sims Steel out of Salt Lake. All metal will be weighed on the land fill scales.
The county will request Rocky Mountain Power remove power from the old poles and reroute the power to the new food bank building. They are also requesting temporary power for construction. The food bank building is going out for bid. There is a site showing on July 26 at 10 a.m. Aug. 10 will be the bid opening in commission meeting and things will proceed from there.
The commission discussed the removal of the home from the airport property. The manufactured home is a 1980, three bedroom home. The home will be advertised for two weeks in the legal section of the paper. The bids must be in by Aug. 9 and opened on Aug. 10 in commission meeting. The home must be moved within 30 days after bid approval. If it isn't moved, then the money paid would revert back to the county. The minimum bid for the home is $5,000.
Commissioner Jeff Horrocks said it will be good to get the home moved because it's time to move forward with other portions of the airport project.
The county approved a proposal from the Department of Workforce Services for worksite learning. If Workforce Services has an individual they need placed for employment and the county has an opening, then Workforce Services will pay their wages. Another program pays a portion of the individual's wages. The agreement is good for one year. The county isn't obligated to pay the individual, but has the option. Commissioner Jeff Horrocks said it is a good program.
The county approved the contract for Val Payne for three months to continue work in the public lands department. Payne has been working with the Bureau of Land Management and the Division of Oil, Gas and Mining on the reclaiming of uranium mines in the San Rafael Swell area. The contract will extend from July 1-Sept. 30. The money for Payne's position wasn't budgeted and is coming from the capital improvements budget where some money was left over from a building which was torn down in Green River.
The county approved a new fee schedule for building permits. Some projects including roofs, basements, decks, garages, siding, reshingle, signs, poles, masonry and walls have been reduced.
Emery County is participating on the Horse Canyon rest area project. A turning lane, deceleration lane and acceleration lane will be added. The passing lane will tie onto the Lila Canyon road west of the rest area. Pit toilets and tables will be placed there and improved parking. The cost of the project is estimated to be $700,000. UDOT has asked Emery County to be involved in the annual maintenance of the rest area. The annual maintenance is $12,000 and Emery County has been asked for 25 percent of that and Carbon County 25 percent with UDOT picking up 50 percent.
Kofford explained it is a popular spot for pulling over and the upgrades to the spot will be well utilized. At the rest area interpretive panels will be installed advertising areas where tourists could visit. Long range plans include a museum at the spot highlighting Range Creek and surrounding areas.
Horrocks said the agreement for a commitment of funding to the rest area should be for five years only at this point. As long as Emery County is allowed to participate with kiosks promoting Emery County then the county will support the rest area with funding. UDOT will be responsible for the maintenance.
Carter Construction was approved for the remodel project at the Emery County Sheriff's Office metal building. The building will include office space, a training and work out room facility, and restrooms. The project will cost $198,000.
Carole Larsen from the Orangeville library has been appointed interim director for the Emery County libraries. RoxAnne Noyes will be the assistant director, they will continue their regular duties as head librarians in Orangeville and Castle Dale as well. The positions will be reevaluated at budget time.
Under commissioner reports, Pitchforth reported the commissioners attended the Utah Association of Counties summer conference which was very productive. The San Rafael Classic Triathlon was held at Huntington Lake state park on July 10. The fair and rodeo are coming up July 28-31 for the rodeo and Aug. 4-7 for the fair. The Castle Valley Pageant runs from July 28-31 and Aug. 3-7.
Horrocks said he met with Castle Country partners tourism board and they have concerns about drops in funding from the state. Some tourism is up in some areas and down in others. He attended meetings on the restaurant tax and two counties upstate want to see that tax removed. Horrocks said they are trying to educate those counties on why the restaurant tax is good and if removed then the revenues will have to be picked up by increased property taxes or lost services. The travel bureau has signed a contract with the radio in Price to provide radio advertising to let the Carbon county people know about the new Aquatics Center, museums and other attractions of Emery County.
Kofford noted the Crandall Canyon Marathon will be on July 31. The triathlon had 160 participants including 37 children. The stock show was held July 5-10 and was well attended. The new arena is very nice for showing the animals. The summer swim team has been to three swim meets going to Price, Richfield and holding a meet at the Emery County Aquatics Center. Swimming lessons are ongoing at the pool. The next commission meeting will be on July 27 at 9 a.m.


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The Case for Increasing Shareholder Power
Lucian A. Bebchuk
Harvard Law School; National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER); Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR) and European Corporate Governance Institute (ECGI)
Harvard Law Review, Vol. 118, No. 3, pp. 833-914, January 2005
Harvard Law and Economics Discussion Paper No. 500
This paper reconsiders the basic allocation of power between boards and shareholders in publicly traded companies with dispersed ownership. U.S. corporate law has long precluded shareholders from initiating any changes in the company's basic governance arrangements. I show, and support with empirical evidence, that shareholders' existing power to replace directors is insufficient to secure the adoption of value-increasing governance arrangements that management disfavors. I put forward an alternative regime that would allow shareholders to initiate and adopt rules-of-the-game decisions to change the company's charter or state of incorporation. Providing shareholders with such power would improve over time to improve all corporate governance arrangements, largely by inducing management to initiate value-increasing changes and without shareholders' having to exercise their power to intervene.
Furthermore, I argue that, as part of their power to amend governance arrangements, shareholders should be able to adopt provisions that give them additional power to intervene, down the road, in specific business decisions. Power to intervene in game-ending decisions (to merge, sell all assets, or dissolve) could address management's bias in favor of the company's continued existence. Power to intervene in scaling-down decisions (to make cash or in-kind distributions) could address management's tendency to retain excessive funds and engage in empire-building. Shareholders' ability to adopt, when necessary, provisions that give themselves additional power to intervene could thus produce benefits in many companies.
A regime with shareholder power to intervene, I show, would address governance problems that have long troubled legal scholars and financial economists. These benefits would result mainly from inducing management to act in ways that better serve shareholder interests and without shareholders' having to exercise their power to intervene. I also discus how such a regime could best be designed to address concerns that supporters of management insulation could raise; for example, to allay such concerns, shareholder-initiated changes in governance arrangements could be adopted only if they enjoy shareholder support in two consecutive annual meetings.
Finally, examining a wide range of possible objections, I conclude that they do not provide a good basis for opposing the proposed increase in shareholder power.
Note: Previously titled "The Case for Empowering Shareholders"
Number of Pages in PDF File: 82
Keywords: corporate governance, shareholders, managers, directors, boards, stakeholders, agency costs, mergers, takeovers, acquisitions, proxy contests, corporate charters, charter amendments, state competition, dividends, distributions, free cash-flow, empire-building, myopia, short-termism, corporate reform
JEL Classification: D70, G30, G32, G34, G38, K22
Date posted: March 17, 2003 ; Last revised: April 28, 2009
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I just found this manga a month ago when I was at the book store to read some manga with my friend, we were leaving when I found it. Its relativly new in my eyes and its pretty good. Pretty funny too. Its about a girl who everybody thinks is cool, but she is actually shy and timid and wishes she could change her character, so the next morning after her wish, she finds 3 eggs that can change her character into what she wants. Like if she wants to cook something, the 3rd "guardian character" can give her that skill.
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Valentine's Day, with all its soppy, enforced romanticism, cliched roses and Hallmark teddies holding hearts with saccharine messages imprinted on them, is enough to make any sane woman dry-retch.
Although I'm morally opposed to any commercialised "holiday" that tells you to spend more money, I'm in favour of showing the ones you love, you love them. All too often we get caught up in the rush of the day-to-day and forget to take a moment to show our love and appreciation for the people in our lives who make it all bearable (even if that person is you). And though I don't believe in a prescribed day for said actions, if V-day is what it takes to remind you to hug your love, then by all means, use it for that purpose.
If you are going to do this though, please don't just buy whatever mindless gift the junk mail catalogues tell you to. Put some thought into it. It doesn't have to be expensive, you just have to spend some time thinking about what the person who means most to you would really like. It may be your spouse, mother, brother, best friend or you may be using this opportunity to give yourself some well-earned appreciation.
There are some typical gifts that are okay: lingerie, jewellery and shoes are always welcome. Just buy with the person in mind. Men, don't buy sexy lace lingerie if you've only ever seen your partner in cotton boy-legs.
Don't go to a chain-store jeweller if they've been drooling over the Meadowlark website for the past six months. And shoes? They can be a hard one. Unless you're absolutely certain, a voucher is always a safe bet.
Speaking of vouchers, massage or facial vouchers are good, even the non-girliest of girls will enjoy a good rub-down. Flowers are nice, but die in a week or so. If your partner is green-thumbed, get a potted plant or flower or herbs for the kitchen windowsill. Put a ribbon around it and you've got yourself a thoughtful gift that will last, and cost you less than $10. If she's more clothing-inclined, you could buy an item with a nice floral print instead of actual flowers, such as the gorgeous roses in Blak's winter collection (it's hitting stores now).
If your loved one is a book-ish type and you don't have any cash spare, go to the library and hire out your three favourite books. Write a wee note explaining why you love each one, and why they might too. Pop it in with the books and wrap. Just be sure to mention they're from the library so they know to return them! The same would work for film buffs.
For all the parents out there, simple is best. Any child-free activity will be treasured - whether that's a weekend spent in bed with bubbles, an afternoon at the movies or an evening spent late-night shopping for whatever takes your fancy. Quality time without your beloved wee ones is always necessary and appreciated.
The point is, Valentine's Day doesn't have to be a big deal and it doesn't have to cost the earth. And you don't have to celebrate it at all. Just remember, showing your loved ones you love them should be an everyday occurrence. Though these ideas would work for V-day, you could use them for birthdays, anniversaries, Christmas or any time you feel they deserve it. Go on, spread the love!
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JACKSON – The Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal won 29 awards, including the overall advertising Excellence award for its division, in the Mississippi Press Association's annual Better Newspaper Contest recently.
The awards were presented at the MPA's Midwinter Conference in Jackson.
It was the ninth time in the last 10 years that the Daily Journal has won the overall advetrising excellence award for larger dailies in the state.
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• Political ad, b&w: Steve Holland – Ricky Kimbrell, Matt Nichols
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• Retail special section: High School Football
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• Editorial House ad: Fall Bridal – Amy Speck & Shannon Johnson
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This past Saturday we held a digital embroidery workshop run by Breadboard resident artist Shelley Spector. Even with the slushy, snowy, winter-in-October weather, we had a brave bunch of souls show up for a more intimate, in-depth, workshop. Attendees learned about the basics of digital embroidery and a bit of laser cutting, and were able to take home what they made with us!
They were first introduced to digital embroidery through a show & tell discussion with pieces Shelley has been working on here.
Then, Shelley dove into some of the details of the embroidery software we have and how to create digital stitch data using it.
Shelley prepared a piece for workshop attendees to make and take home she calls "Gone Watch."
After looking at samples and learning about how the software works, Shelley continued with how to hoop fabric for embroidery.
Everyone chose their own colors for fabric, thread, material for the watch faces and then took turns hooping the fabric, embroidering the watch bands, and laser cutting the watch faces!
When the band was cut out around the edges and the face laser cut, they were ready to be put together!
Everyone left with their own personalized "Gone Watch" that they made.
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Around the world, e-retailers compete for holiday sales.
Thad Rueter
Call it Christmas, Weihnachten, Noël or Navidad: E-retailers around the world have sprinkled digital snowflakes upon their web sites and trotted out holiday shopping deals. They often mirror the offers seen by U.S. consumers, though with local twists.
Take the biggest e-retail elf of them all, Amazon.com Inc., which is No. 1 in both the Internet Retailer Top 500 Guide, which focuses on North America, and the Top 400 Europe guide. Amazon's U.K. site this week made relatively liberal use of the word "Christmas," while the U.S. site focused more on the phrase "Cyber Monday," which refers to the first workday after the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday, when marketers encourage consumers to shop from work computers.
That's not to say one of the season's holy days for shopping went unnoticed outside the United States—CompraFacil, No. 1 in the Top 300 Latin American Guide, this week displayed the term "Cyber Monday" front and center across its e-commerce site—only that U.S. e-retailers were less likely than their foreign peers to use "Christmas" than some variation of Cyber Monday, Cyber Week or Black Friday. U.K-based Next (via a tab marked "Christmas" that led to seasonal "partywear" and gifts), Germany-based Klingel.de ("Festliche Mode für Weihnacthen"—that is, "festive fashion for Christmas") and France-based Kiabi.com ("Shopping de Noël") were among the foreign e-retailers basing their sales pitches around the holiday's official name.
That's according to Internet Retailer's wholly unscientific study of top e-commerce sites in the United States, Europe and Latin America, with editors keeping tabs not only on home pages but also social networks and e-mails to form this year's ongoing study of how e-retailers are marketing their wares to holiday shoppers.
The review suggests that once you get past the language and labeling differences, there exists a cat-whisker's worth of difference when it comes to holiday marketing on the web. Take Weltbild.de, a Germany-based online seller of books, DVDs, CDs, home and garden goods and other items. A little girl with golden locks holds a small wrapped gift box, with a tab at bottom—hier klicken—that sends the online shopper to what amounts to a gift center for various Christmas gifts, including toiletries, calendars, commemorative football (that is, soccer) books and gift cards. U.K.-based Tesco.com—the e-commerce version of the grocery and mass merchandise chain—meanwhile has a page that gives a real-time countdown to Christmas along with tips on cooking holiday food and the ability to buy the necessary groceries—as well as wine by the case and items from a more general Christmas gift guide.
Such efforts are close cousin to those found on sites like U.S.-based Buy.com, which, under the home-page label "'Tis the Season," offered shoppers one-click access to the mass merchandiser's holiday gift center. Jewelry seller BlueNile.com also made it easier for online shoppers to find holiday gifts through its holiday gift guide. Clicking on it takes the visitor to a page that displays nine large images that the consumer can click on one after the other with gift suggestions and links to product categories such as men's, women's and children.
Online holiday gift centers extend to pets, as well—or, in the case of Germany's Zooplus.de, No. 85 in the Top 400 Europe, to all those hunde und katzen. A rotating hero shot on the pet supplies retailer's home page showed a dog and cat—laying side by side, no less—under golden Christmas ornaments that seem to confuse the cat but utterly bore the dog. Clicking the image takes the shopper to a selection of gifts that include a furry mat for puppies, along with various types of treats, some of them shaped like candy canes.
Like their U.S. counterparts, many foreign e-retailers also use discounts and shipping offers to bring in holiday sales. Next.co.uk, the U.K. apparel retailer, gave customers the option of free delivery to stores; Marks and Spencer, a U.K. merchant that sells clothes, beauty products, wine and high-end goods, was offering free next-day delivery to its stores for orders made by noon. Apple's U.K. e-commerce arm advertised free delivery for orders of more than 80 pounds (US$128). Holiday-themed discounts included 10 euros (US$13) off purchases made by Dec. 3 from Germany's Klingel.de. LittlewoodsEurope.com, meanwhile, was selling select Christmas toys at half off, while—on a more adult level—apparel retailer Very.co.uk was offering 40% on party dresses, including the sparkly types seen on women for Christmas and New Year's Eve celebrations.


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Harlequins are unchanged from last week's semi-final win over Bath for the LV=Cup Final against Sale Sharks on Sunday.
Harlequins are unchanged from last week's semi-final win over Bath for the LV=Cup Final against Sale Sharks on Sunday.
There is one change among the replacements, which sees James Johnston coming in for Kyle Sinckler who is away with the England U20s in Wales.
14 of the match day squad lifted the Aviva 'A' League title in December, while 15 are under 23 years of age.
Meanwhile, after losing 28-34 in the opening group game at London Irish, Sale have gone on to beat Saracens twice, Wasps at Adams Park and Scarlets at the Salford City Stadium to reach the final for the first time.
Sunday is the first time Sale Sharks have played in a major final since May 2006 when they beat Leicester Tigers in the Premiership Final at Twickenham.
Sale have used 45 players in reaching the final with Tony Buckley, Danny Cipriani, Ross Harrison and Tommy Taylor featuring in every game so far. Sale have scored 17 tries in the competition so far with Danny Cipriani top try scorer with three. Cipriani has scored 64 points in all which is just two behind leader Ben Botica of Quins.
The teams:
Harlequins: 15 Ross Chisholm, 14 Tom Williams, 13 George Lowe, 12 Tom Casson, 11 Sam Smith, 10 Ben Botica, 9 Karl Dickson, 8 Tom Guest, 7 Luke Wallace (c), 6 Maurie Fa'asavalu, 5 Charlie Matthews, 4 Sam Twomey, 3 Will Collier, 2 Rob Buchanan, 1 Mark Lambert.
Replacements: 16 Dave Ward, 17 Darryl Marfo, 18 James Johnston, 19 Pete Browne, 20 Joe Trayfoot, 21 Jordan Burns, 22 Rory Clegg, 23 Charlie Walker.
Sale Sharks: 15 Nick Macleod, 14 Tom Brady, 13 Will Addison, 12 Johnny Leota, 11 Charlie Ingall, 10 Danny Cipriani, 9 Nathan Fowles, 8 Andy Powell, 7 David Seymour (c), 6 James Gaskell, 5 Tom Holmes, 4 Fraser McKenzie, 3 Tony Buckley, 2 Marc Jones, 1 Al Dickinson.
Replacements: 16 Tommy Taylor, 17 Ross Harrison, 18 Henry Thomas, 19 Andrei Ostrikov, 20 Daniel Braid, 21 Dwayne Peel, 22 Sammy Tuitipou, 23 Mark Cueto.
Date: Sunday, March 16
Kick-off: 15:00
Venue: Sixways
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