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UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN River Falls
UW-River Falls Administrative Policy
Alcohol Beverages on Campus
The purpose of this policy paper is to promulgate regulations and guidelines by which alcohol beverages may be served on the University of Wisconsin-River Falls campus.
The UW-River Falls Chancellor issues this policy in accordance with the Administrative Policy process.
The VCAF is responsible for the administration of this policy. Request an exception to this policy by writing to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Failure to adhere to the provisions of this policy may result in appropriate disciplinary action as provided under existing procedures applicable to students, faculty, and staff, and/or civil or criminal prosecution.
The University of Wisconsin-River Falls and its food service contractor are the sole providers of alcohol beverages on campus. The University of Wisconsin System is the holder of the "Special Tax Stamp@ which must be displayed whenever alcohol beverages are being dispensed. The University is legally responsible for paying State and County sales tax and recording all sales. A University employee and/or food service contract employee must be present at and supervise all events in which alcohol beverages are served.
Alcohol beverages may not be brought onto campus by private individuals or campus departments/organizations. Consumption of alcohol beverages and possession of any open container of alcohol beverages are prohibited unless specifically permitted by either Regent rule or institutional regulations. The prohibition extends to laboratories and individual offices (student housing units are exempt).
All alcohol beverages will be dispensed at a price that complements the established prices in the local community. There shall be no "open bars," "happy hours," or other modified prices that discount the price of service to promote the consumption of alcohol, unless special conditions exist as approved by the Chancellor.
All alcohol beverages will be served in accordance with statutory limitations of the State of Wisconsin. The University will be responsible for determining the facilities in which alcohol beverages are served, and for the duration for which they shall be served. In all cases, the University will determine guidelines for each event so as not to promote excessive alcohol consumption.
As a general guideline, State dollars cannot be used to purchase alcohol beverages; nor can state employees be reimbursed for the purchase of alcohol beverages.
For all events in which alcohol beverages are available, non-alcohol options such as soft drinks/water/juices must be available.
It is not appropriate to include alcohol beverages in the registration fee of a University- sponsored event unless special conditions exist as interpreted and approved by the Accounts Payable office.
The University will be responsible for providing adequate security and for checking identification at any event in which alcohol is served. The sponsoring organization/ department may be requested to provide additional supervision to ensure that alcohol beverages are not carried onto or out of University facilities.
The University Police Department shall be notified when alcoholic beverages are served at an event.
This policy will be administered by the Associate Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs.Department/Unit Responsibilities
Deans and Department Chairpersons are responsible to ensure that all University-sponsored events are in accordance with this policy paper when alcohol is served or consumed on University grounds.
The following reference materials are available to supplement this policy paper:
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Fox Point - The Fox Point-Bayside School Board last week created an ad hoc committee to select a consultant to search for a district administrator to replace Rachel Boechler, whose resignation was approved by the board last month.
The committee is made up of three board members and two community members. They will interview three consultants before bringing their selection to the School Board for final approval. The committee is hoping to have a decision in the next few weeks to start the search process as soon as possible.
Student art on display at
Milwaukee Art Museum
Milwaukee - The Milwaukee Art Museum's annual Scholastic Art Awards exhibition features works by Wisconsin students grades seven through 12, including students from Mequon, Whitefish Bay and Shorewood.
More than 1,000 individual artworks from more than 100 schools across the state participated in the competition.
Gold and Silver Key winning artists are on display in Schroeder Galleria and Pieper Gallery now through March 17. Shorewood High School winners are Tristan Blum, Malulani Bria, Asia Cruz, Marcus Hoffman, Noah Kelber, Madeleine Leplae, Veronica Lourich, Karina Marti and Addy Mckeown.
From Homestead High School, the winners are Noah Mitchelson, Collin Murray, Erin Ochocki, Svetlana Tenges and Karli Wittenberg. From Lake Shore Middle School, the winners are Katherin Gebhardt, Rachel Heinrich, Ansley Laev and William Stegeman. From Steffen Middle School, the winners are Jenna Buraczewski and Becca Yenter.
Whitefish Bay High School winners are Charlie Fairbanks, Abby French, Lauren Quirk and Anderson Ruppa.
Residents asked to help
in superintendent search
Glendale - The Nicolet School Board wants school district residents to participate in the process of picking a new superintendent to replace Rick Monroe, who is retiring June 30 after six years with the district.
An open forum for district residents to identify needs and establish the desired characteristics of the next superintendent will be held at 7 p.m. Feb. 14 in the Nicolet Community Room, Room F106, at Nicolet High School, 6701 N. Jean Nicolet Road, in Glendale. Nicolet High School serves students living in Bayside, Fox Point, Glendale and River Hills.
Residents can also provide feedback by responding to an online survey; the survey can be accessed from Nicolet's website, nicolet.k12.wi.us, by clicking on "Nicolet Superintendent Search Survey" under the "News & Information" section on the right side of the home page. The survey must be completed by 3 p.m. Feb. 18.
The School Board on Jan. 28 announced the selection of consulting firm Hazard, Young, Attea and Associates to assist with their search. In addition to recruiting and identifying candidates, HYA consultants will assist with interviews and facilitate board discussions regarding candidates.
Fox Point police collecting used cellphones
Fox Point - The Fox Point Police Department announced that it is collecting used cellphones to benefit Advocates of Ozaukee County, the domestic and sexual abuse shelter for that county.
This program is sponsored by Shelter Alliance a part of GRC Wireless Recycling, the "largest cellphone recycling program in the county" according to a news release.
Through this program, the advocates receive a stipend for each phone, and the phones do not end up in landfills.
All cellphones and smartphones can be dropped off at the Police Department, 7300 N. Santa Monica Blvd., from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m. to noon Friday.
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|Praxis, Inc.
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|Ingersoll, Brooke
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EEL702 - New and Traditional Literacies and Diverse Student Needs
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This unit draws on contemporary knowledge about diversity of student learning needs and the teaching and learning of new and traditional literacies. In contemporary classrooms, the diversity apparent in student needs is increasingly recognised as are the funds of knowledge students bring to learning contexts and the desirability of student voice. In the contemporary communications environment, the nature of texts and meaning-making is being altered by new technologies requiring expanded definitions of literacy.
Through the use of core and elective materials, this unit involves participants in investigating ways in which teachers can engage the diverse students they work with in developing new and traditional literacies. Core materials engage participants with current debates, issues in the field, teaching strategies and resources. Core materials emphasise the importance of drawing on students' strengths and funds of knowledge and empowering them through a range of literate practices. Participants then select a specific area on which to focus their study.
Participants specialise through engagement with elective materials and employ research skills to self-source materials related to their interest. They may focus on developing ways of engaging and teaching literacies to students with particular educational needs or they may choose to investigate a literacies related issue (for example, motivation through connecting with funds of knowledge or engagement through ICT). Within the selected specialisation, participants research, develop, implement and reflect on a school-based application of their learning.
1. Critical reflection essay 50%. Critical reflection essay on research readings on a negotiated topic (2500-3000 words)
2. Application of learning (series of lessons OR presentation) 50%. Application of learning based on research (design, implementation and reflection on a series of literacy sessions or a digital resource to support personalised student learning) (2500-3000 words or equivalent)
- Completion and documentation of 2 days of professional development relating to the Practicum Case Study.
- Knowledge of relevant support services related to the field
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David it was and he came out gunning hard with Chance Pfander draining a three, TJ Hughes swishing a two with Adrian Escalante and Nick Corrigan each hitting their charity stripe shots at the line; but David was still getting beat down by Goliath and the Devils led by 10 at the end of the first quarter.
In the second quarter, each team tried to establish themselves and the play was fast and physical a typical rivalry game against two teams who never tire of showing their stuff on the hardwood and the perceived smaller team erased some of the deficit of the first quarter and entered half time down by six.
The Pirates kept up the heat in the third and matched what the Devils dished out but were still down six as time ran out. Things got interesting as minutes ticked off the clock in the fourth. The run and gun Pirates steadily ate into the Devil lead and with 3:38 on the game clock the Pirates were down by two. The crowd supporting each team had reason to be off their seats to cheer on their team as did each coach and Coach Hughes pushed the limits a bit too far and was called for a technical late in the game.
This brought the desired effect on his players as they dug deep and kept up their relentless attack at the basket but their guns just weren't big enough and their steam not hot enough to shut down the red Devils and the lead widened.
If you judge the game by the final score you might get the impression that the game was a bit of a yawner but nothing could be farther from the truth. This was hard fought, rivalry basketball, the kind of game you enjoy as a fan and as a player which inspires each team to improve and look forward to the rematch in just a few short weeks.


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Listen folks, if you have atrial fibrillation and our atrium is large or you have the leakage of a valve or two in your heart or if you have a pacemaker in your heart or hardware in your heart or an prosthetic valve, you must take Coumadin. You must take Coumadin because we don't want you to have a blood clot.
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Rapala DT Series Crankbait
The Rapala DT Series lures, designed by crankbait authority David Fritts, dive fast and stay in the strike zone longer than any other crankbait on the market. The DT Series crankbaits have accounted for numerous tournament wins and record catches in the DT's first year, attesting to its design and fish-catching function. The Rapala DT Series lures are made from the top seven percent of select balsa wood. Perfectly consistent wood combined with carefully placed internal weights, a tapered fuselage and a thin tail creates an incredible crankbait action found only in the DT Series.
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Comments: I'm new to the crankbait world but after reading some reviews bought a couple. I only have 4-5 different colors but out of those I can say that the Bluegill DT6 has never left me skunked. I have it in a few sizes and last four trips its been my go to when things aren't working & I also get a fish. With all the good I also have some bad I did have a lip bust off one but since lure floats I got it back. All in all I am happy with this purchase if you are thinking about trying one go for Bluegill. Its worked in clear and stained water for me
From: Jeremiah: Wichita, KS 3/26/16
Comments: I've used the DT series for years because they are a great crank bait. I can also say that the quality has dropped over the years. The lip has become too brittle & takes little nothing to cause them to snap. I have moved on to Spro's lil john series of crank baits. Spro is more expensive but the quality is much better than the DT series.
From: Jason: VA 12/14/15
Comments: There a time and place that most cranks excel. I am a huge fan of several brands. Most are plastic. However, the subtleness of the DT series makes this lure effective in a wide range of temps. All DTs have this special swagger. The DT 6 is such a work horse for me & the flats and fats are near & dear at certain times. When they are passing on your old stand by cranks, don't move your boat before trying a DT series. If your slapping balsa lures, you need more help than any of us can give you.
From: Butch: Champion, OH 11/6/15
Comments: I love the DT series. Have caught a lot of fish off of them, especially in the bluegill color. Haven't had any durability issues and I pound these off rip rap and rip them through grass. They cast a long ways for their weight, and actually run about 2 feet deeper than advertised on a long cast with fluorocarbon.
From: Tyler: Grand Junction, CO 5/23/15
Comments: The DT line up of crankbaits, are my go to crankbaits.These baits are all made out of balsa wood, and vmc hooks. They are a little lighter than I prefer, but still catches fish. My favorite color is the pearl gray shiner in the DT 6 size. I have never had a bill break on one of these baits, and I have used these many times. great baits !!
From: Mitch: MN 2/5/15
Comments: Rapala has done it again! Great line up of baits. I normally fish the DT4 and DT6, and they work great, never had any trouble with the hooks, and these baits are not expensive for crankbaits. The balsa wood in the baits is also nice. I like the pearl gray shiner color 5/5 GREAT baits, highly recommend
From: Mitch: MN 1/4/15
Comments: Look, I bought these cranks when they first came out. Had the problem with the bills breaking off. called the company Rep...got the info about not slappin the lures on the water to clean them, but they also changed some things in the way they made the lure. I have one that I used JB Weld to put back together and it has never broken since. In my opinion, there is no other crank bait that will do to small mouth and large mouth what the DT-series will do. I currently hold a B.A.S.S. record for the biggest large mouth caught in one tournament's history, and it was on the DT series crank.
From: Carlos: OH 12/31/14
Comments: I discovered these JUST before ole Randy won the classic on them. Yeah, size 6. It's a sick little crankbait that gets down there. No durability issues for me, but that doesn't mean they don't happen. Stop slapping your baits on the water to clear em, first off.
From: Jay6: USA 9/23/14
Comments: These lures are great. Durable, casts well, hooks are good, paint/finish is durable, Made of Balsa wood so it has great buoyancy. I've caught them on the dt 14 and dt 16. Parrot and Bleeding olive shiner are great. Not real sure who the guy below is referring to. Who is SAM?Either way he doesn't seem to know what he's talking about. Rapala makes a great product.
From: Tim: TX 9/16/14
Comments: This lure is garbage. I ordered one from Sam and it had multiple problems. The main problem was that the hooks were inside out. I've tried to contact Sam through phone and email and I haven't gotten anything back yet. It's been 4 months now. Waste of money and horrible customer service. Spend your money elsewhere.
Comments: I've used the DT-10 in the Bluegill color to crank the deeper parts of my local lake. It is very well sized and casts well. I also like the SureSet hooks. Very solid bait.
From: Ethan: Charlottesville, VA
Comments: I beat these things to death and never had a problem with them breaking. I fish in lakes with rock and grass using DT 20-16-10 and ware out the fish
From: Dave: Columbia MD
Comments: I fish deep highland impoundments without grass and I can barely get a good day of cranking in without breaking at least one. I like the dt series but I'll stick with the xd's. cheaper too.
From: Robby: Knoxville TN
Comments: These are great. The bill has not broken. I've caught a 6lb bass on it which is the biggest bass I've caught
From: Tom: FL
Comments: The DT series have been more consistent than other Rapala's I have fished in the past. They are apparently so realistic that crappie bite them. Found a few crappie holes with these baits due to braid and G Loomis rods. I must add I have never broken a lip.
From: Hank: Hurst, TX
Comments: I have been fishing the DT's for several years and like the bait...however the bills will break pretty easy. It was not from salpping the water with the bait or abuse. The sad part is that I lost fish due to the bill breakage! The slapping of the bait on the water to clear grass is a factor with some breakage however; not everyone out there using them are slapping the water. The bill should be redesigned in my opinion. I no longer use the DT's due to this problem.
From: Bill: Batesville, AR
Comments: I troll these all the time, with a heck of a lot of bottom bouncing with braid line. I believe in over 5 years I have broken one plastic lip. These are about my favorite for deep diving (DT16) and the only problem I ever have is with the hooks bending on snags (not fish). Strike King 6XB will dive deeper, but the fish seem to prefer the action on the DT16s.
From: Scott: Raleigh, NC
Alright, let's put this issue to rest about the bill...99% of you that are breaking the bills are slappin the water with it to get the grass off, and if you had talked to the company rep as I have, he'd tell you, I'm going to tell you, and nearly every tackle shop owner in the area will tell you don't slap the water with the DT...it's balsa wood glued to a plastic pin. I won't take that type of abuse, and that is the right word, abuse!!! If you pick it off it will last longer than your line can hold it. Now I have never found any other crank I'd rather throw than the dt series... nuff said believe what you want, but I challenge you to stop hitting it and see hold long it will last. I win tournaments with the DT because of the suspending nature of the bait.
From: Cliff: Columbus, OH
Comments: I like this bait. It has a unique rattle with the balsa construction, and a nice wobble to it. It sucks for fishing grass, but is good at deflecting rock and brush. However...these baits have the weakest bill I've seen. Which is why I won't fish them in grass. I've broken 3 of these baits over time, all at the base of the bill when I was ripping them out of grass beds or slapping them lightly on the surface to remove grass. I guess its good they are $5, but it still sucks to lose a bait to shoddy QC standards. That said, this is still a good bait to have if you are fishing rock or brush.
From: Chris
Comments: Shad has been my best color. It will catch anything that swims. Hooks are ultra sharp and bait holds up great bashing it against rocks. At 5.99, its a homerun.
From: Alex: NC
Comments: How well do this crankbaits deflect off rocks when casting them? Thanks
From: Jon
Comments: I like the DT16 for summer cranking. It is a high quality bait. I use 12 pound flourocarbon line. Works well on Jordan Lake, NC and Falls Lake, NC. Pearl Grey Shiner works very well.
From: Dan: Cary, NC
Comments: I've had nothing but success with these, from the DT-4 to DT-6 and DT-10. The SureSet rear hooks tend to snag more than regular trebles, and I've bent a bunch of 'em in the rocks. That's the only negative. Just replace them, no sweat.
From: Erik: Bakersfield, CA
Comments: another Rapala bait that hasn't produced for me. All I hear about are dudes losing fish cuz the bill breaks. Ive actually found one floating in the lake without the bill. Save your duckets and buy something that works. Um, NORMAN comes to mind.
From: meaWAd: hurricane alley
Comments: this is a great crankbait i've done real good with the dt10 parrot has gotten to be my go to bait. runs really well. your not suppose to hit your crankbait on the water to get grass off of them anyway will cause them break or run out of tune no matter what brand.
From: Chris: AL
Comments: DO not slap agasint water to get weeds off broke of so many bills doing this and catching fish ill stick with strike king kvd series
From: Jacob: Monona, WI
Comments: I have a couple of DT 4's and one DT 6. In January I was catching them with the DT4 in the blue shad color. These cranks work great.
From: FireTiger: California Delta
Comments: Best crankbait for me period. For the last 2 years of local tournament fishing here in Oklahoma, this bait has affectionately been nicknamed "Old Faithful" by myself and my fishing partner. The parrot, red craw, and shad colors have won/placed more tournaments for us than any other lure in our arsenals. Multiple 3lb to 6lb largemouth bass are the norm when these lures are tied on. Very durable, and never need tuning, the DT6 has been the best for me.
From: Jason: Broken Arrow, OK
Comments: i own several dt6's and dt10's and have had success with both sizes. they are very realistic looking baits, and have pretty good action. i have noticed the bills are a tad flimsy, but i have never broken one off to date. i am somewhat careful to try not to run them into rocks, trees, etc. for fear that they may break. either way, they are solid producers for me.
From: Dan: WV
Comments: This is an overall good lure. Lip hasnt broke yet and dark crawdad color catches fish.
From: Noah: Sioux Center, IA
Comments: The DT series let you know the running depth and the variety of sizes allows switching lures to cover different depth ranges. The bassÕs primary bait fish forage in the lake I frequent is bluegill and the Bluegill color DT is very realistic and effective, running true whether slow cranked or burned. If visibility is on the lower side, I go with the slightly brighter Shad color.
From: Vince: Tucson, AZ
Comments: I would agree with the other comments that the quality of the bill is not the greatest. Ive had many of them explode which really makes you mad that you spent that money. however, i have caught far more walleye and smallies which exceed the bad. i would recommend them just watch where your casting. if you bank it off the wall during a catch or pitching your going to be using a bill as bait and thats it!!!
From: Scott: Upstate NY
Comments: This Rapala DT Blue Gill is one of the best crank bait lure I've used so far. Anywhere I go from lakes, ponds, and rivers was a gauranteed hit. These largemouth bass love em! As soon as you cast out, reel it in fast and pause for a few sec than jerk it. The bass would go nuts!
From: Pao: Atlanta, GA
Comments: That crankbaits is great for walleye and northern pike. I do have between 140- 160 of the DT 16. Of course it happens that they stuck in between the rocks, but I had none of them breaking up.
From: Lutz: Osnabrueck, Germany
Comments: went fishing for tiger musky,s with these lures they just flat out work awesome but did have 5 get off but big fish do that its just part of the game
From: Bob: Rochester, NY
Comments: I have had great success with this crankbait. I think the action and finish of the bait is spot-on. However, I have never had a crankbait break in half, or have the bill break off--like I have with the DT-10's. I have had at leat 6 of these baits break just by slapping them on the water to get off muck or grass. I also have never had a crankbait hang in rocks as bad as these do. Lost two this past weekend, when I can throw a Norman or a Storm in the same rock and loose zero baits. These are good baits, but something about the position of the line tie, or the design of the bill makes them hang in rocks like no other. Even lost two lure knockers trying to shake them free.
From: Brad: Texas, USA
Comments: I use to love any rapala crankbait, but after I have used these i was very disappointed, not because of the action or fish catching ability, but simpley of the poor qualty. I have had a number of them breaking or just bursting. I just wish rapala would start making them with with wire running trough them again.... will never buy one again... norman lures and strike king are much much better.....
From: Ben: Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa
Comments: I was up on Table Rock Lake on 10/12/2010 and caught a largemouth @6lb 10oz. and a 4lb 3oz. smallie using the shad color crankbait! Some of the best crankbaits in my boat! Several other Kentuckys were caught on this bait as well.
From: Michael: Ripley, TN
Comments: This is a great crankbait for both Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass. I have caught several largemouth in the 5lb range on the bluegill color. The action on these crankbaits is great. These are my go to crankbaits.
From: Edward: Las Cruces, NM
Comments:Best crankbait for the money. The DT series have great action and finish. The best performing bait in my tackle box season after season. Other baits such as Fat Free Shads, Bandit and Manns don't come close.
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Trans-fat is an unsaturated fat that raises LDL (bad) blood cholesterol. Many think that trans-fat predominately comes from margarine, but margarine accounts for less than 20% of the trans-fat in the average American diet.
Most of the fat comes from commercially baked goods such as cakes, cookies, doughnuts and crackers. The trans-fats in these foods can largely be attributed to partially hydrogenated vegetable oils.
As of January 2006, the trans-fat content will have to be listed on Nutrition Facts panels if a standard serving has more than 0.5 g total fat.
At that time, you may be surprised to find partially hydrogenated oils on ingredients lists even though the Nutrition Facts panels indicate no trans-fat.
In these cases, it will be important to remember that, as with other nutrients, the trans-fat is listed as zero whenever it's under 0.5g per serving. In other words, there may be a trace of trans-fat in a single serving, but the amount is considered nutritionally insignificant.
In addition to reading nutrition panels and ingredients lists, savvy shoppers should also pay attention to the claims listed on packaged foods.
Foods that advertise that they help reduce the risk of cancer need to be low in total fat. Claims to reduce the risk of heart disease can only appear on items with little cholesterol that are low in saturated and total fats.
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Henry Ludwig Jansen Jr.
Funeral Mass for Dolores resident Henry Ludwig Jansen Jr. will be held at 2 p.m. on Friday, July 6 at St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church with Father Pat Valdez, C.R. officiating. Interment will take place in New Jersey.
Visitation has been set for Thursday evening from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Ertel Memorial Chapel. Military Honors will be provided at 6:30 p.m. by Ute Mountain American Legion Post #75.
Henry passed away at his Dolores home on Monday, July 2, 2012 at the age of 89. He was born May 15, 1923 in Osterfeld, Germany, the son of Henry Ludwig Jansen Sr. and Anna Männel Jansen. At the age of three, Henry and his family came to the United States. As a devoted American, Henry enlisted in the U.S. Army during World War II. While enlisted he served in France as an artillery instructor; he still keeps his dog tags close by and was known to keep an American Flag on his jacket lapel. Henry was a life member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and found great pleasure and pride in standing to sell poppies.
On June 26, 1948 Henry married Florence Petrosino in Newark, N.J., recently celebrating 64 years of marriage. Prior to moving to this area Henry was a member of Special Olympics. He also had a passion for bowling which he shared as a coach and while a member of the Morris County Bowling Association he bowled, acted as director of the association and served three years as vice president. Henrys talent allowed him 20 years of national tournament bowling.
Surviving Henry are his beloved wife, Florence Jansen of Dolores; his son, Richard Jansen also of Dolores; his granddaughter, Tara Montgomery and John Jones; three great grandchildren, Michael, Halie and Kayden; and by his brother, Herman Jan Jansen of Florida. Henry was preceded in death by his parents; and a great grandchild, Eligh.
Memorial contributions can be made in memory of Henry L. Jansen Jr. with the American Cancer Society. Services are under the direction of Ertel Funeral Home. For further information or to send condolences, log on to www.ertelfuneralhome.com and click on the obituary section.


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Posted on July 13, 2013
A previous post about the Newberry's partnership with CARLI (Consortium of Academic and Research Libraries in Illinois) mentioned the CARLI Book Digitization Initiative which allows CARLI members an opportunity to digitize select items from their collection for access on the Internet Archive.
The Internet Archive, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, was established in 1996. With contributions from traditional and digital libraries, it has grown to include texts, audio, moving images, software, and archived web pages. Its purposes include offering permanent access for researchers, historians, scholars, people with disabilities, and the general public to historical collections that exist in digital format.
Due to the Newberry's participation in the CARLI initiative, the Internet Archive contains over 69 items from the Newberry's collection. These include some books relating to Chicago ethnic groups, clubs, professional groups, and religious congregations. Some examples of items of interest to genealogists include:
- Irving Military Academy (Lake View, Ill.). Annual Catalogue of the Irving Military Academy (Formerly Immanuel Hall), Lake View, Illinois (Near Chicago). Chicago, Ill: The Academy, 1860.
- Olcott's Land Values Blue Book of Chicago. Chicago: Geo. C. Olcott, 1921.
To date, CARLI contributions to the Internet Archive number over 7,945. Watch for a major new contribution from the Newberry which will be of great interest to anyone studying Chicago. We'll be posting an announcement soon.


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Well basically I made this AMV because I was inspired by the song War from the Street Fighter IV commercial. Anyways Check it out, hope everyone enjoys it. Rate it and leave a comment. Dont be afraid to be honest, I want my next one to be better.
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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
As one of the stewards of our unique Emery County lands, the Emery County Weed Department has completed another milestone project to help preserve and restore the ecology of the San Rafael river. James Nielsen, weed department manager said, "Our water ways are always some of the most productive and important parts of the geography of an area and especially arid areas such as Emery County.
"The San Rafael river system is a very prominent and important geographical feature of Emery County, almost splitting the county in half diagonally from the Northwest corner to the Southeast corner and transverses some of the most wild and scenic areas in the West. It has also been said that it is the only river in the state that begins and ends in the same county.
"There is probably not a river or drainage in the Emery County that is not heavily impacted with non-native invasive plants which threaten and endanger their entire corridor. These weeds grow quickly and spread profusely. Two of these plants, tamarisk and Russian olive, have been the focus of attention in recent environmental restoration efforts such as, the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources San Rafael River Restoration Project and the Boy Scouts of America Buckhorn Draw tamerisk removal project.
"In an ongoing effort, to preserve and protect our natural resources the county has been involved in these and others projects, the latest of which occurred this past summer when Federal Economic Stimulus Funds became available through the Price office of the Bureau of Land Management. With this funding, Emery County was able to hire a temporary crew, equipment and animals to work on a very hard to access 21 mile stretch of the river, from the Swinging Bridge to Fuller Bottom. This deep canyon, up to 1,000 feet, contains many hazards including steep banks, quicksand, deep water and can only be accessed from the top or bottom of this stretch of river. Because of these challenges, the county was fortunate to hire a man who knows the river as well as anyone.
"Lee Jeffs has spent a life time on this part of the river. Because of his familiarity of the area, the project of removing all the Russian olives was able to be completed. Daily access for control was done by horseback and pack horses. Each area was traversed numerous times. Trees were cut and the stumps were treated and flagged.
"It is felt that there was close to 100 percent removal of Russian olives. This is a notable achievement to preserve this unique stretch from the devastating encroachment of Russian olives. It should also be noted that by the end of September 2010 tamerisk eating beetles had migrated the full length of the San Rafael River from its confluence with the Green River up to the Castle Dale sewer lagoon, many areas showing total brown-out, indicating zero seed production and heavy damage to the parent plant. Quality control follow up inspections will be scheduled this spring and then periodically to remove any sprouted seedlings. It is our hope that some day, the San Rafael River will be a Russian olive free river.
"We encourage all land owners to help prevent the spread of Russian olives by controlling them on their own property," said Nielsen.
For those who would like further information on Russian olive control methods, contact your local county agent at 381-2381 or the county weed control department at 381-2933.


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Burger King Says All Egg, Pork Products At Restaurants to be Cage-Free by 2017
Burger King today became the largest restaurant chain to put a time frame on their pledge to purchase only cage-free chicken and pork products.
The fast-food giant vowed to use only cage-free eggs by 2017. A similar promise was made concerning pork from sows not raised in gestation stalls.
"These changes by Burger King Corp. will improve life for countless farm animals and encourage other companies to abide by animal welfare principles up and down their supply chain," said Humane Society of the United States president Wayne Pacelle.
Burger King customers purchase millions of pounds of egg and pork products each year, according to the Associated Press. Nine percent of all eggs and 20 percent of all pork products are already cage-free. McDonalds and Wendy's are reportedly making similar plans to uncage their food sources, but have yet to set an exact date.
Even with a timetable in place, the shift to all cage-free comestibles won't come easily: In 2010, only 4% of the 10.5 million egg-producing hens were allowed to roam unfettered.
Still, as the humane society's VP for farm animal protection Paul Shapiro points out, "This is an issue that just four to five months ago was not on the food industry's radar; now it's firmly cemented into the mainstream in a way that I think few people would have imagined."
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Through full-color images from high-powered terrestrial and orbiting telescopes, take a mind-bending journey from present-day Earth to the far reaches of space and the distant past — back to the beginning of the universe. Explore how stars and galaxies — even the universe itself — change from birth to maturity to death, much like living things on Earth. Presented in collaboration with the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory.


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With its always uninhibited spirit and promise to produce affordable and of-the-moment fashion, Blanco gives us a 1950s inspired collection that won't leave you looking like a square. Styled with a Rock-a-Billy sensibility, the Spring Summer 2011 Rock Your Jeans campaign showcases an array of denim pieces from body-hugging sweetheart neckline dresses to denim jackets, and of course the iconic rolled up jeans in deep indigos. Models Vladimir Ivanov and Sheila Marquez might not be the quintessential Danny Zuko and Betty Rizzo, but we're okay with that because we're loving this campaign.
To view the full campaign go here, and to see the Rock Your Jeans promo video go here.
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From the Cliffs of Moher to Giant's Causeway, Ireland is full of awe-inspiring natural wonders.
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U2, Guinness, Irish stew, Bunratty Castle, Croghaun Cliffs and Riverdance are just a few reasons why we love The Emerald Isle.
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Check out a few of the iconic – and just downright bizarre – signs that you may come across on a trip to Dublin.
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Take a trip around Ireland from the Cliffs of Moher to the Dublin City Zoo and back down to Temple Bar to see the rich history behind the Emerald Isle.
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A century later, the Titanic is still a worldwide obsession. Revisit its port of departure in Belfast and the largest permanent exhibits in the US, as we remember the "Ship of Dreams."
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Category: PORTABLE DEVICE ISSUES
In a move that could have serious ramifications Microsoft has taken that view that most consumers will breach music copyright when they buy a new Zune player, so they have decided to compensate for it.
Microsoft has agreed to pay Universal Music Group a royalty on every Zune media player sold as compensation for pirated music used on the devices, a decision which will have wide ramifications throughout the digital music industry. This royalty would be in addition to a percentage on every track by Universal artists sold through the online Zune Marketplace. Microsoft is apparently ready to extend similar royalty arrangements on Zune sales to other music distributors in a move that could push up the price of players.
Microsoft's Zune media player will be introduced in the US next week at a price o $250; from each sale, approximately $1 will go to Universal.
According to the New York Times (subscription required) and Reuters, Universal will pay half of what it receives on Zune device royalties to Universal artists; the rest, presumably, will go into Universal's coffers.
The agreement may establish a new precedent for the online music industry, currently dominated by Apple's iPod/iTunes combination. Apple pays music labels for songs purchased through its iTunes Music Store, but does not pay music distributors a royalty on each iPod media player sold. However, music labels have been unenthused about revenues generated by Apple's iPod/iTunes business: earlier this year, they fought to break Apple's universal $0.99-per-track pricing model on the iTunes store, and labels have frowned at industry studies which claim iPods, on average, contain about 20 songs purchased through the iTunes Music Store. Record labels seem believe that the rest of an iPod's capacity is taken up by pirated music, and feel they are owed a share of portable music player hardware sales as compensation for the device makers encouraging music piracy.
Music labels do receive a royalty on sales of blank CD media, digital audio tape systems, and other technologies which the industry felt contributed to music piracy.
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Plaids are all the rage for fall, and Pudel has got the trend down to a tee. Their latest collection features a wide selection of denim pieces from skirts to jackets and jeans detailed with the perfect 90s-esque plaid. And if that isn't enough to totally satisfy our grunge cravings, then a dose of tie dye dark denim and cable knit sweaters will certainly do the trick. Check out the men's and women's lookbook below.
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NEWTON, Mass., June 30 /PRNewswire/ -- TripAdvisor®, the world's largest travel site*, today announced the results of its annual beach and pool etiquette survey of more than 2,000 U.S. travelers. For the second year running, Americans take the swim cap of shame as the worst beach and pool offenders according to the survey, with New Yorkers named the worst culprits, followed by travelers from Florida and New Jersey. Eighty-two percent of respondents think that people often violate some form of beach or pool etiquette, while 30 percent have gone so far to ask a stranger to stop behaving rudely at the beach or pool.
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Most Common Beach and Pool Etiquette Violations
Most Annoying Beach or Pool Etiquette Violations
Smoking ranked as the second-biggest pet peeve in 2009, but dropped off this year's list of top annoyances. Still, 83 percent believe smoking should be banned around the pool, while 64 percent maintain that it should be disallowed at the beach.
Skimpy Swimwear
Regardless of how sizzling the sun is, many travelers are left cold at the thought of speedos and skimpy bikinis. Speedos are seen as more of a violation than bikinis, and surprisingly, topless sunbathing causes less of a stir:
Piddling at the Pool
While 15 percent of travelers maintain that urinating in the water is the most annoying violation of beach and pool etiquette, many beachgoers don't practice what they preach.
Booze at the Beach
The majority of travelers are comfortable with coastline cocktails, as 71 percent of respondents said that alcohol should be permitted on the sand. However, 11 percent say public intoxication is the most annoying waterside violation.
Zoning Out Kids and Pets
Many travelers would like to see restricted-access zones on beaches to keep out kids, canines and even members of the opposite sex.
Water Babies
Beach and Pool Etiquette: Essential Do's and Don'ts:
"Al fresco fun is the order of the day, with almost 60 percent of Americans planning to hit the beach this summer," said Karen Drake, senior director of communications for TripAdvisor. "But as the mercury rises, fuses can fray, so it's crucial for travelers to be mindful of breaching unwritten beach and pool etiquette."
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DUBAI, U.A.E., 21st November 2012: Emirates, a continued supporter of major events and sports worldwide, offers packages to HSBC Sevens World Series events in the UAE, USA, South Africa and Australia via Emirates Live; connecting rugby fans from around the world.
Emirates Live offers a full package of services; allowing easy access to the world's premier events. For those who believe that being a fan means more than watching your favourite team on TV, Emirates Live will bring passengers right to the heart of the action at four of the Rugby Sevens events including:
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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
Aug. 6 marked the second anniversary of the Crandall Canyon mine disaster. The day passed quietly and the families of the fallen miners gathered at the monument site at Crandall Canyon for a memorial dinner.
On Aug. 1 in conjunction with the Emery County fair, a Crandall Canyon Memorial Run was held. Runners ran from varying distances in Huntington Canyon and finished at the bottom of the Crandall Canyon mine road. A half/marathon, 5k and 10k run was held.
Two years ago in the early morning hours of Aug. 6 a mine bounce caused a collapse in a section of the Crandall Canyon Mine. Six miners were trapped at the time of the collapse. These miners include: Kerry Allred, Brandon Phillips, Manny Sanchez, Carlos Payan, Don Erickson and Luis Hernandez. Ten days later three rescuers died in an attempt to reach the trapped miners. The rescuers were Brandon Kimber, Dale Black and Gibb Jensen. After the rescuers died all attempts at a rescue except for the bore holes at the top of the mountain were halted.
Many memorial services were held in the county. News media from around the world descended upon Emery County as they searched for answers to a situation where the answers were few.
The Crandall Canyon mine disaster has resulted in stricter regulations regarding any changes in approved mine plans. The disaster brought about the establishment of the Office of Coal Mine Safety which works to bring more safety to the coal mine industry. An advisory board has also been established which includes local mining experts as well as Emery County Sheriff LaMar Guymon who handled the disaster for the county. The sheriff's office worked around the clock aiding the rescue effort and dealing with the media and others who came to the county because of the disaster.
The families of the miners and rescuers two years down the road are still coping with their losses as they seek to rebuild their lives in the absence of their loved ones who lost their lives in the Crandall Canyon Mine disaster. At the time of the disaster an interfaith memorial service was held on Sept. 9, 2007. Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr. addressed the audience at that time. Gov. Huntsman said Utah is a great state and this is sacred land and the junior high is a sacred building as it was the gathering place for the families in the early days of the mine disaster. He described Huntington Canyon as sacred land as well. "There has been pain, discomfort and loss on the part of a lot of good people here. We honor friends and fellow citizens who lost their lives in Crandall Canyon and the subsequent rescue attempt. These were men who loved and were loved by others. Their time was cut short. Our community and our state has been hurting. There is not a single person in this crowd or within reach of a television camera who has not felt anguish and shed a tear over the events at Crandall Canyon. Regardless of religious affiliation or nationality it is time to begin healing. This is a time for healing. This is a time for closure. "We need to ensure the lives of Kerry Allred, Don Erickson, Luis Hernandez, Manuel Sanchez, Dale Black, Brandon Phillips, Gary Jensen, Carlos Payan and Brandon Kimber live on; our lives by extension are made better.
"Mining and coal are a part of our state and will be for generations to come. Never let it be said that in this time of need we didn't rise to the occasion. We respect our neighbors more. We love a little more and may God bring peace to this community. God bless the state of Utah," said Gov. Huntsman.
Richard Stickler, assistant secretary of labor from MSHA said it is with a heavy heart, they pay tribute to those who died at Crandall Canyon. Many of the MSHA employees come from mining families. "We feel your pain. We lost one of our own. Gary Jensen was a valued member of MSHA. He was all the good that MSHA stands for. He was a devoted member of MSHA and his community. He was an EMT, on the town council a dedicated family man to his wife Lola and four children and three grandchildren. His ideals guided his life and he passed that onto his children. He gave his life to save others. They are true heroes. I pray God will bless and comfort you," said Stickler.
Colin King, family spokesman read tributes about the other eight miners prepared by their families. He said Kerry Allred started life prematurely and spent time in an incubator. He had the nickname of Inky for awhile and later became known as Flash. Kerry would have been 58 years old on Sept. 29. He passed away just six days before his wedding anniversary. He and his wife Bessie have three children, Tifani, Cody and Tylee. Kerry loved the guitar and was a great musician and singer. He included his heart and soul in everything he did. Kerry used his entire body to say hello or goodbye. He enjoyed making people laugh and will continue to have input in their lives. Bessie said Kerry will continue to live on in her heart forever.
Don Erickson was a good father and a good husband. He was a good grandfather and proud of his grandkids. Don had a lot of friends. He enjoyed being in the outdoors and he enjoyed telling stories. Don will be greatly missed and he was loved.
Jose Luis Hernandez was born in the state of Sinaloa, Mexico. He and his future wife were neighbors as children and used to fight together. After a certain age the fighting turned to flirting and the two spent time bowling and going to movies. He began coal mining to earn money. He wanted to return to Mexico some day. His wife and daughter were the loves of his life. His wife wishes to express her thanks to all who have helped her during this time. She said the last days have not been easy as their loved ones have returned to God.
Carlos Payan Villa was born in the state of Sinaloa, Mexico. He was a dear brother to five siblings. He died as a coal miner. He would send money home to pay for his siblings to go to school and to help his mom and dad pay the bills. He was the life of the party and he loved to drive fast and he loved to exercise. He loved Mexico. The Payan family wishes to send their love to the families of the other miners and express their love and gratitude to the rescuers who gave their lives.
Brandon Phillips was a great son to Jamie and Sheila Phillips of Orangeville. He was a great dad to 5 year old Gage. He spoiled Gage and Gage is a real Daddy's boy. Brandon had a lot of friends and relatives. He loved to go snowboarding even though he got hurt doing it, he would get right back up and try again. Brandon would have been proud of his brothers on the rescue team. He will be missed by all. We love you.
Manny Sanchez was 41 years old. He loved and cared for his family. He paid the ultimate price. He gave his family a beautiful home to live in. Manny was an outdoor guy. He loved hunting and fishing. He liked to go to Green River to the beach. He was very close with his brothers. Manny and Marta were married for 22 years. Manny taught during trials and tribulations to take one day at a time. Manny used to flirt with Martha when she worked in a grocery store. He was strict with his children for the right reasons. It is a shame the grandchildren will never have the chance to meet Manny. Manny was a remarkable, friend, brother and husband and father who was taken too soon. He will stay in our hearts and minds. We will keep moving forward. He will not be left behind.
Dale Black was 48 years old. He had two children Corey and Ashley. His wife is Wendy. Dale had the ability to make friends, no one was a stranger to Dale. He hunted everything you could get a license for. He went to Lake Powell with his son and caught 300 fish. He was a tremendous golfer. It was a buck a hole with Dale. Dale even had enough patience to teach his wife Wendy to golf and he enjoyed taking her. He would drive his ATV 65 mph like a kid. His son-in-law, Brad Pruitt said if everyone in the world were a little more like Dale the world would be a better place. Dale was a hero every day, not just on Aug. 16.
Brandon Kimber was our superman, he was born in Moab and graduated from Grand County High. He was 29 years old. Everyone loved Brandon. He was adventurous. He married Kristen Tiller on Aug. 4, 2001. They had three children, daughter Bryton and twins, Paxton and Payton. Brandon was an attentive father and loved being a daddy. He loved mining and driving the equipment. He would tell of his adventures with Bird, Don, Bodee and Benny. He performed his job well and was proud when he became a boss. His daughter said he was like a superman, 'only he couldn't fly'. Brandon was always willing to do anything for anyone. He was a true angel.