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Posted on January 9, 2013
With so much available online, it can be difficult to know whether the records you need to advance your research are available online and, if so, where they can be found. This is the first in a series of posts about some records and images you may not have discovered as yet. We'll start with collections related to Chicago research.
Since researchers frequently ask about records regarding the occupations of their ancestors, our first selection is a digital collection of Rush Medical College Class Photos.
"Daniel Brainard, MD, a young New York native educated in Philadelphia, founded Rush not long after his arrival in the village of Chicago. The new college, like its city, gained its charter the first week of March 1837." (History of Rush Medical College) It opened with 22 students on December 4, 1843 and the first permanent building was located at 77 North Dearborn. (Search ChicagoAncestors.org)
Rush Medical College Class Photos includes graduating classes from 1879 through 1920. For each graduating class, the collection contains one digital image of the entire class photograph, as well as several images containing portions of the larger photograph. These additional images allow the viewer to zoom in and focus on a particular individual more easily. In most cases, individuals are identified with their name printed under their picture or by a number which corresponds to a list of names.
Browse and search functions are available. Names are searchable, although generally only initials and surname are given. If you need assistance, be sure to check out the "Help" link.
For more interesting information on Rush and other nineteenth century Chicago medical schools, consult the Encyclopedia of Chicago.


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|Posted by hj on December 08, 2003 at 07:54:02:
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PLaacing heated objects on the cabinet will cause more problems than putting the cabinet there. The door to the rest of the building could also be a problem if it is unheated.
: We are wanting to place a cabinet approx. 18 inches from our thermostat. The cabinet would be to the left of the thermostat as you look at it. To the right, there is a door to the rest of the building and to the front the thermostat is unobstructed to 80% of the building. Will this cause any problems to the operation of the thermostat?
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1997 Texas Surface Water Quality Standards
- Standards as Rule
- Text of the 1997 Standards
- Status: EPA Approval of the 2000 Standards
- 2010 Texas Surface Water Quality Standards
Standards as Rule
On April 30, 1997, the three-member commission of TNRCC (now TCEQ) adopted proposed amendments to the 1995 Texas Surface Water Quality Standards, as codified by rule in the Texas Administrative Code (TAC), Title 30, Chapter 307. Since then, the three-member commission adopted revisions to the Standards on July 26, 2000 and June 30, 2010.
Text of the 1997 Standards
The 1997 Standards are available below in PDF. For a printed copy, please e-mail the Water Quality Standards Group.
- TNRCC (now TCEQ) Chapter 307 Standards (1997)
- Chapter 307 Standards Cover Page
- Chapter 307 Standards Table of Contents
- Chapter 307 Standards History
- Chapter 307 Standards Index
Status: EPA Approval of the 2000 Standards
EPA must approve the Standards in order for them to be used for federal permitting programs and other Clean Water Act purposes. EPA completed its final action on all revisions to the 2000 Standards in October 2009. Because EPA took no action or disapproved portions of the 2000 Standards, both the 1997 and 2000 Standards are being used in federal permitting programs such as the TPDES program. The 1997 Standards remain in effect for those portions of the 2000 Standards not approved by EPA. The 2010 Standards are under EPA review and must be approved by EPA for them to be used in federal programs. For non-federal programs, the 2010 Standards
- Portions of the 2000 Standards on which EPA has acted and the action date including EPA's Timeline of Approval of the 2000 Standards. (PDF)
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1918 - 2011
EAST CARBON-Ivan Donald McCourt, beloved father, grandfather and great-grandfather, passed away peacefully at home surrounded by family on March 27, 2011, the day after he celebrated his 93rd birthday.
Ivan was born March 26, 1918, in a small log cabin in Antelope, Duchesne County, Utah, on the Ute Indian Reservation. He was the fourth of six children born to Thomas Henry McCourt and Goldia Celeste Bromley McCourt.
In the Spring of 1923, when Ivan was five years old, his family moved to Carbon County. The family packed all their things in a covered wagon pulled by a team of horses with a third horse tied to the back of the wagon and the journey began. They lived in Price and Beaver Creek that summer and then moved to East Carbon where Thomas found work building the dugway leading to Columbia. The family moved to Columbia where they lived in two tents that first winter. He started school at Christmas time. Eight grades were housed in two tents. The family moved back and forth from Sunnyside to Columbia several times.
At age 11, he was baptized in the L.D.S. Church in Sunnyside. After his father's death in 1930, he worked odd jobs to help his mother. He delivered newspapers and became the town crier, announcing movies at the Columbia theatre. He helped his mother clean the Columbia school and did whatever he could to help around the house. He quit school after the ninth grade in order to work full-time. He took night classes and graduated with his son in 1965.
Ivan spent a lot of time with family in Lawrence, Utah, helping farm and herd cattle. Attending church in Lawrence, he made eye contact with a beautiful blonde girl and it was love at first sight. He and Lois Staker were married Dec. 24, 1937, in Lawrence. They were sealed in the Manti Temple on May 18, 1951. They were married 66 years. To this union were born two children. Lois passed away Aug. 9, 2004.
Ivan was a cowboy from the start. He loved everything about horses. He was a charter member of the Grassy Trail Riding Club and helped build the Sunnyside Arena. He loved his gardens and his yard was his pride and joy.
He worked for the U. S. Steel Corporation for 42 years. He loved his job and the people he worked with. His motto was to treat people like he wanted to be treated. He instilled this in his family. He believed in hard work, honesty, and looking on the bright side of life. Ivan was a member of U.M.W.A. for more than 70 years, serving for a time as local president.
On April 16, 1957, he was set apart as the Branch President of the Columbia Branch, serving until the branch closed Jan. 1, 1966.
Ivan served on the governing board for Carbon Medical Association for 36 years, most of that time as president. He retired from the board in 2010 at the age of 92. He was instrumental in preserving the East Carbon Clinic and purchasing the Helper Clinic. He was happy to help the residents obtain medical care in their own community.
He had an amazing love for his family and was a good father, grandfather and great-grandfather. He was always there to share his boundless wisdom, advice and humor. Family was always most important in his life. He had a long list of songs he would sing and poems he would recite to his family.
Ivan is survived by daughter Connie (Bill) Webb, son Donald (Connie) McCourt, grandchildren: John, Daniel, Ron, Anna, Tammy, James, Amy, and Wayne, and 22 great-grandchildren. Also survived by sister Nora Bunch and brothers Edward "Ned" and Patrick McCourt. Preceded in death by parents, wife, brother Thomas McCourt, and sister Mabel Peterson.
Funeral service, Friday, April 1, 2011, 11 a.m., East Carbon Ward, 145 Grassy Trail, East Carbon, where friends and family may call between 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. prior to services. A viewing will be held Thursday, March 31, 2011, from 6-8:00 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary, 680 E. 100 S., Price. Interment at Cliffview Cemetery in Price at 2 p.m.
Friends and family may sign the guest book and share memories of Ivan at www.fausettmortuary.com.


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Written by David Richards
01/10/2012 | 22:14 |
Category: LAUNDRY
Miele, who is price gouging Australians tens of thousands of dollars on their refrigerators, now has to defend claims the glass doors on their washing machines explode.
In Europe families are being warned certain Miele washing machines could explode sending shards of glass across kitchen floors. More than 50 incidents of appliances exploding are being investigated in Europe. In some cases glass doors are shattering, while other owners have reported the doors simply falling out of their housing.
Late last month Miele chose not to respond to claims they are deliberately price gouging Australian consumers.
In some cases Miele products are up to $8,000 more expensive for the same products in Australia than in the USA.
At Winnings Appliances in Sydney the 549L Miele Fridge K1801VI is selling for $14,999. US Appliances is selling the same Miele refrigerator for $6,095. SmartHouse has also identified several other Miele products that are up to 60% more expensive in Australia than both the USA and Europe.
In Europe Which? Magazine, which is similar to the Australian magazine Choice, is warning consumers about the Miele washing machines.
Home product researcher at Which?, Adrian Porter, said: "Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the kitchen, it seems that some washing machine doors may be falling out or exploding, leaving kitchens covered in shards of glass."
One woman wrote on a comment forum in Europe "My Miele W3740 washing machine glass door suddenly exploded shedding shattered glass and water around the room. The machine cost £700 and is only 20 months old so still within guarantee."
Another forum writer said: "My Miele W1613 had been unused for a few days when a bang was heard. On inspection the inner glass door had exploded. Just to clarify: it was not in use at the time."
Mr Porter from Which? said: "This hasn't happened to any washing machines during our lab tests, so we have been unable to observe it in laboratory conditions and follow up with a proper analysis.
"But going through the accounts, there are theories ranging from hair cracks in the glass, or even that the glass is just thinner than it used to be. Still, nothing has been confirmed.
"It has also been suggested by a manufacturer that initial scratches on the glass could be caused by hard items like zip ends and belt buckles striking the door during the wash.
"We've contacted the manufacturers, and they're looking into the problem."
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It's that old saying that comes to mind…if you always do what you've always done, you'll always get what you've always got… yet we find it so difficult to break the habits we've become accustomed to and still we believe that tomorrow might just hold something different – why is this? Are we all stark raving mad?
Whether it be your business or your home life, I know you'll have been wanting to make changes (probably for years). You'll have thought about it time and time again but probably never got round to it. Let me guess; you'll start tomorrow or perhaps New Year would be a good time or you're going to start when someone else starts with you? Sound familiar? Before I go any further – I'm no different and this is the reason for this post!
A week or two ago Robert Pickstone (whom I know through Twitter) wrote an excellent post on his blog about the #21days challenge and created the hashtag for people to follow. He had read the book by Jack Russell , a Devon based motivational speaker, 'Don't tell the bumble bee' (affiliate link) in which Jack explains that to successfully break a habit or make a change, a consistent period of 21 days of change is needed. Robert decided through social media, to pull people together and see how many he could get to take the challenge. He now has a good 50+ people committing to start the #21days challenge from this Monday (28th June) and I will be one of them.
I met Jack Russell about 7 or 8 years ago and he inspired me too. I'd not heard much about him in the last 5 years (he travels the world so it's not surprising really) until I saw Robert's post. I was genuinely excited. I commented back and started to help spread the message to my followers on Twitter.
I'm an open an honest person and am more than happy to share my challenge. I'm planning a two-parter which ties into both business and home life. I plan to address the work life balance first by changing my (somewhat ridiculous) working hours to make sure I'm in earlier in the morning and leaving no later than 6:30pm. I work late most nights which is not particularly healthy for anyone. With these new working hours I intend to change the first part of my day (the first hour before anyone else gets into work) into 'marketing time' – I will concentrate purely on the marketing of my business. I will not open up email or tweetdeck – it will be pure marketing time….let's see how it goes. I'm quite excited!
Just before I submitted this post, I thought I'd give Jack a quick call to let him know what was going on and luckily I managed to get him on the phone. He's about to go off for a couple of weeks running courses but was absolutely thrilled to hear about this challenge. He wished everyone taking part the very best of luck and hoped to be able to drop into Rob's blog post to say hi to everyone when he was back.
So are you up for changing anything? If you are why not join us on the hashtag #21days. Get yourself over to Rob's blog and tell everyone what your plan is, I hope to see you all there and good luck


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HELPER-Eulogio J. "Little Joe" Salas, age 86, passed away suddenly May 29, 2010 in Price.
He was born March 11, 1924 in Chandler, Colo. to Jose and Dolores Perez Salas.
Shortly after graduating from Florence High School in Colorado the family moved to Standardville where he realized the value of work and the importance of a good education. He began working in the mining industry, and at the age of 30 moved to Salt Lake where he enrolled at the University of Utah. In 1958, he graduated from the University of Utah with a Bachelors in Accounting. Eulogio retired from the Federal Civil Service after working at Hill Air Force Base for 27 years. After his retirement, he returned to Helper to be with his family.
"Little Joe" loved sports, fishing and he spent countless hours playing all sorts of solitaire. He was a member of the Catholic Church and longtime resident of Helper. Eulogio will always be remembered for his soft spoken ways and his generosity to others.
He is survived by a sister, Ramona Salas, of Helper, brothers, Alfonso (Lou) Salas, Albuquerque, N.M., Julian (Marie) Salas, Salt Lake City; 10 nieces and nephews, 22 grandnieces and nephews, and four great-grandnieces and nephews.
"Little Joe" was preceded in death by his parents, sister, Nicandra; and brothers, Anacleto and Victor.
Funeral Mass, Wednesday, June 2, 2010, 10 a.m., St. Anthony Catholic Church in Helper. Vigil service, Tuesday evening 7 p.m. at the church in Helper. Family received friends at the church in Helper Tuesday and Wednesday one hour prior to services. Committal service, Mt. View Cemetery in Helper. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home where friends are welcome daily and may share memories of Joe at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net


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|Posted by e-plumber on December 24, 2003 at 08:42:28:
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: Drain from the washer is clogged- probably too much dog hair and lint. The trap is a vertical canister - looks like cast iron- with a clean out on top with the 1.5 inch square. My house is from 1921, and for all I know it hasn't been touched since then. I tried liquid wrench and a 14 inch pipe wrench, but can't budge the thing. Does anyone have any tips before I get a 3' pipe section to help the wrench out? Would heat help? Thanks.
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Valoraciones del Cliente - Reino Unido
Great app. Make sure you download course at home via wifi, otherwise if you do it at the course, the 3G download will eat your battery life and it won't last the course.
Brilliant ap. I have a skycaddie worth £350. Save yourself the money and get this. Gives you all the details you need and charts to show your progression. Well worth the money.
With GolfShot, Golfscape and Tiger Swing you can't go wrong for £18-£20.
I was sceptical at first, but after playing a round with a friend using a £200+ unit which read exactly the same yardage as GolfShot, I was sold. Great app, highly recommended.
Have been using the free non gps version for a couple of years which has been great. This morning played for the 1st time using the full gps version and was very impressed. This app seems to have all the courses I play included even the small 9 hole courses and the yardage was pretty much spot on.
This is the best gps app. You dont need to subscribe to anything just download and use. I've been using it for over two years now. And it also stores all your scorecards from every round of golf. I'd be lost without this app. Thank you golfshot.
The best app for golf ever! Well worth buying !!
Fantastic app.
This has made me work on my game more! Really does make you think and make you work on your weak areas of your game.
Use this as a back up to a laser sight, not a bad replacement, good to within 5 yards.
The best £20 I've ever spent
Was reticent about purchasing this app. How wrong that turned out to be! GPS is spot on and the stats and swing tracking are helping me as a learner. Darn sight cheaper than a rangefinder!
Well worth the money! Has helped my game no end. Wouldn't be without it now.
Fantastic app well worth purchasing
Fantastic app well worth purchasing
Brilliant , easy to use , and has really helped my game , I now know I'm using the right club for the distance I need and I hit more greens because if it . You be stupid not to download this app
It would be 5 starr but really needs a scorecard update. Every course i play the stroke indexes are wrong. Iv sent pics in like stated but nothing
The best golf gps app by an absolute mile.
brilliant ap, well worth the price
The best thing I've used ! Beats GPS systems hands down and as handy as can be being on the iPhone itself !! Bravo chaps
Excellent app. Definitely help improve overall game. Have been using it for nearly a year, an have seen a gradual improvement in my game. I'm sure this has helped as it has shown me area's that need improving. Definitely worth a purchase if you love your golf.
What a great app. Best golf app on the iPhone
Best golf gps you need :)
Have been using for a number of years. Best gps app on the market bar none
What a great app. Best golf app on the iPhone
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UAlbany Welcomes Class of 2016: Themed Living-Learning Communities Double as Students Seek Like-Minded Learners
Classes begin at UAlbany on August 27 for the 2,550 Incoming Freshman and 45 New Faculty
UAlbany welcomes 2,550 freshmen as part of the Class of 2016. (Photo Mark Schmidt)
ALBANY, N.Y. (August 23, 2012) -- The University at Albany welcomes the Class of 2016 with expanded living-learning opportunities, new faculty, and extensive renovation and construction projects.
UAlbany has doubled the number of on-campus living-learning communities from eight to 17 to meet the demand of students who seek a unique experience that connects classroom learning with residential life. Students enjoy the usual advantages of living on campus in a residence hall, with the added benefit of living among students who share similar academic goals and interests.
The new living-learning residence communities this year include accounting, writing, art, computing and information, fitness and recreation, and Jewish life and culture. In addition, UAlbany opened a second pre-health learning community, the World of Health Care Careers. Pre-health communities are the most popular, as a great number of UAlbany freshmen enroll in a pre-health curriculum.
UAlbany Welcomes New Faculty
UAlbany will welcome 45 new full-time teaching faculty to the campus in the 2012-13 academic year. There are 35 tenure-track faculty, including 21 women, and 20 persons of color.
The appointments include new faculty in Accounting, Africana Studies, Anthropology, Atmospheric and Environmental Sciences, Biology, Chemistry, Criminal Justice, Economics, English, Epidemiology and Biostatistics, Health Policy, Management & Behavior, History, Information Studies, Latin American & Caribbean Studies, Mathematics and Statistics, Physics, Political Science, Psychology, Spanish, and Social Welfare.
More than 20 percent of entering freshmen come from the top 10 percent of their high school class. (Photo Mark Schmidt)
Additional fall 2012 highlights include:
- The University will enroll 17,615 students: 13,020 undergraduates and 4,595 graduate students.
- More than 20 percent of entering freshmen come from the top 10 percent of their high school class, up two percent from last year.
- The 2,550 freshmen come from an applicant pool of more than 20,000.
- For new freshmen, the combined number of Presidential and Frederick Douglass scholars are 186 - up 15.5 percent from a year ago. These scholars achieved a 90 or greater grade point average, a score of 1250 or greater combined on the SAT (Critical Reading + Math) or a score of 28 or greater on ACT testing, and were ranked in the top quarter of their graduating class.
All Around Albany
On Saturday, August 25, nearly 1,000 UAlbany students will take a bus tour of downtown Albany, sample local food, listen to live music, and visit more than 30 local businesses as part of the second annual All Around Albany event. While the bus tours are a long-standing tradition, the stops are new each year, expanding the exposure of area businesses.
Extensive Campus Construction
The University at Albany continues to renovate its main campus, designed in the early 1960s by architect Edward Durell Stone. Campus enhancements active during the summer months encompassing academic centers, student housing, athletic fields and facilities, green pedestrian areas, major gut renovations such as Mohawk Tower and the Fountain, and the Purple Path -- a walking/jogging trail circumventing the entire campus—total more than $398 million. By the first day of classes, much of the campus entry work will be completed, and students and the community-at-large will be able to enjoy the extension of the Purple Path.
"The massive structural enhancements occurring across our campus are in preparation for the next generation of students," said UAlbany President George M. Philip. "Our overarching goal is to provide an environment that fully supports our students' success."
Liberty Terrace, a new environmentally sustainable apartment-style housing complex for 500 upperclassmen was formally dedicated on Aug. 20. The facility is on track to receive the University's first Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold certification.
Construction also continues on the new building to house the School of Business, scheduled to open in summer 2013.
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Some simple thoughts about christmas gifts:
Buying presents for your loved ones on Christmas is always a very special occasion. It creates an atmosphere of loving each other and of caring about each other. It is such a special occasion that we sit down and think about all our loved ones.
We consider their choices and find the best suitable gifts for them. Christmas creates in us the feeling of belongingness and of being together. This is the feeling which should stay. It is the healthy and hearty feeling of harmony and peace which Christmas season brings along. We should try to maintain the same atmosphere and aura all through the year.
Thank you and merry christmas to you all


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DENVER – State Rep. Mike McLachlan is hospitalized in Denver after complications from surgery.
McLachlan, D-Durango, had surgery last week to repair his lower intestine. He's back in the hospital now after suffering internal bleeding, but he's expected to make a full recovery, said his daughter, Kate McLachlan.
McLachlan missed the better part of two weeks at the Legislature when he was in the hospital with intestinal problems. He returned to the Legislature on March 28 after surgery.
But this week, he started bleeding internally.
"I'm pretty sure it's because he got back to work too quickly. He's a workaholic," Kate McLachlan said.
She brought him paperwork Thursday and said he was complaining about being bored in the hospital.
As of Friday, doctors were observing McLachlan to see if the bleeding would stop or if he needed a second surgery.
"He is uncomfortable from it, and it's making him feel really sick, but there's no reason he shouldn't recover from it," Kate McLachlan said.
McLachlan – a Durango lawyer and former Colorado solicitor general – is serving his first term.
Five of his bills have passed through the Legislature so far. Three more are awaiting action in the House.
He's had an eventful first year, and he's the target of a recall campaign by gun-rights activists.
McLachlan's wife, Barbara, a Durango High School teacher, is on her way to visit him, their daughter said.


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(December 21) Today we're observing. . . Humbug Day
Humbug Day
Yes we've all got one – someone we know and love who is just such a seasonal grouch! Moaning and groaning about everything.
Well today's their day to moan and groan even louder. Oh lucky us!?!
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SRJH will be participating in the following activities through December: wrestling tournament at CVJH, Dec. 15 beginning at 9 a.m.; winter band concert, Dec. 16 at 7 p.m.; and a Christmas dance, Dec. 17 from 7:30-9:30 p.m.
Angel trees are set up at Emery Telcom, Desertview Credit Union in Ferron and Huntington branches. Bring unwrapped gifts back to the businesses by Dec. 20. Everyone welcome to participate.
Emery County womens volleyball league is holding sign ups now. Call Nicole Denison at 687-2638 or Tiffany Conover at 384-2272 to sign up teams. Deadline is Dec. 31.
Emery Animal Shelter is located at 470 West Highway 29 in Castle Dale. Animals are ready for adoption: kittens, four assorted; cats, one female adult, and one male adult. Puppies, two mixed breed; one female ShihTzu adult, one female red Australian shepherd; and two black labs. Prices vary and all include spay or neuter and rabies vaccination. Call 381-2539 for prices and more information.
The Jeep King of the Mountain Series Ski and Snowboard Championships will be held at Snowbird Resort Dec. 18-19. For more information visit www.jeepsports.com.
On Dec. 18 at Gad Valley at 10:30 a.m. local skiers and boarders can participate in an open qualifier to try to win a spot on Dec. 19 for prize money of $150,000. To register for this open qualifier contact email@example.com
Application and nomination forms are available to nominate the most creative people in K-12 education. Those individuals who make a difference in the lives of children in the community should be nominated. Visit the website www.leadersinlearningawards.org for more information and nomination forms.
Nominations are now being accepted for the Women's Achievement Award. The Utah Commission for Women and Families is searching for Utah women who have made significant contributions to women and families in our state. Winners will be honored during Women's History Month in March 2005. For more information contact Curt at 1-801-526-4315.
Come enjoy an evening of dancing or listening with The Val Jensen Band at the Cleveland Town Hall. Dancing, line dancing, refreshments, held monthly at 7 p.m. There will be an admission fee.
Any preschool, school, church, business or other organization in Emery County that is having a Christmas Program and wishes to have photos taken by the Emery County Progress, should inform the Progress office of the time and date of the program. We will be happy to come to your program, take photos and add them to the photos that are run in the paper for the Christmas editions. Call 381-2431 to get on our calendar.
Gifts for the Forgotten Patient program which benefits patients, ages 6-90, at the Utah State Hospital is underway. Donations and gifts may be sent to Forgotten Patient Christmas Project, 1300 East Center Street, Provo, UT 84606, or items may be taken into the Emery County Progress Office at 410 East Main in Castle Dale where a box is available for drop off, and items will be forwarded.
The Cleveland fire department will host a benefit for Gerald "Fats" Schade, who recently underwent surgery and is without medical insurance. The raffle will be held Jan. 19, 2005 and tickets are available at Country Corner in Cleveland, BK's and Castle Service in Huntington. Tickets are also available from any member of the Cleveland Fire Department.
Grief support group for parents who have lost a child will be held Thursday evenings at 6:30 p.m. in the classroom at Castleview Hospital, 300 North Hospital Drive, Price. For more information contact 637-4800, ext. #4018 or 820-0287.
The Southeastern Utah District Health Department in Castle Dale now has influenza vaccine available for the general public. Clinic hours are Monday-Friday from 3:30-4:30 p.m. and Monday from 8:30-11:30 a.m.
The December meeting for the Cleveland Town Council has been changed from Dec. 9 to Dec. 16. The meeting will be held at the Cleveland Town Hall at 7 p.m. The Cleveland Town Council encourages all residents to be involved in the progressive improvement of the community.


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Crocheting and knitting is known as a crafty business.
But for Annie's Publishing down in Berne, they've sewn up the right stitch for success- here, and across the country.
It's this week's edition of Locally Made Monday.
Annie's started as a small, mail order needlepoint company.
And since moving to Berne in 1996, it's grown across the globe, with books and magazines in craft stores everywhere.
"There's women who love to craft everywhere," says Annie's Publishing Executive Vice President Michelle Fortune.
And the books, magazines and catalogues created by Annie's Publishing, here in Berne, are everywhere as well.
"We are in craft stores. We sell to Michaels, Joann's, we sell to all the small mom and pops too. And we have a very robust website, anniescatalogue.com, that you can see," Fortune says.
Those books and magazines are filled with patterns- for crochet, knitting, cross stitching- anything craft-related.
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Relative Performance Evaluation in CEO Compensation: Evidence from the 2006 Disclosure Rules
David De Angelis
Rice University - Jesse H. Jones Graduate School of Business
Yaniv Grinstein
Cornell University - Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management; Interdisciplinary Center (IDC) Herzliyah
December 7, 2011
Johnson School Research Paper Series No. 39-2010
AFA 2012 Chicago Meetings Paper
In December 2006, the Securities and Exchange Commission issued new rules that require the disclosure of the use of relative performance evaluation (RPE) in CEO compensation contracts. We find that about a third of the sample firms use RPE in the CEO compensation contract. On average, RPE users tie about half of the estimated value of the awards to RPE. Firms tie a larger fraction of their awards to RPE when they face less uncertainty regarding the right performance benchmark. We find little evidence to support hypotheses based on product market competition, CEO hedging constraints, or managerial power.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 53
Keywords: CEO Compensation, Relative Performance Evaluation
JEL Classification: G34, G38, J33
Date posted: November 17, 2010 ; Last revised: March 12, 2012
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it might just be me, but i think that madara will remain in his phasing stage until they take that fan from him somehow. the fan is the key for his physical attacts, as long as he has that he does not need to switch between physical and phasing
This chapter will be intense once it gets animated.
already read it but ....
- Tobi's Cant hit me jutsu is one tough nut to crack
- Gai & Kakashi are doing well in this fight but Kakashi is already spamming MS jutsu's is not a good sign for his health.
- I think in order for Kakashi to teleport something the chakra needed must be roughly proportional of the object being teleported. Since the statue is the 10 tails essentially it would require something on the level of the Kyuubi level chakra reserves to teleport with a MS jutsu.
- As powerful as Madara is offensively, Tobi defensively is just as difficult to deal with.
- I wonder if Sage mode is the key to fighting Tobi or at least give him the ability to predict when he phases in and out. Then maybe using the Extra reach of sage mode he can land a hit on Tobi like he did with Fat Pain. Apparently Sage mode natural energy is invisible to chakra sensing eyes so it can be an advantage.
Fire type
What chakra type are you?
It's one thing to spam a jutsu to death just cuz, like Naruto and the Rasengan, but it's another thing to spam a jutsu and use it effectively every single time. And for that, I give Tobi mad props in this fight. He's got ridiculous timing to be phasing in and out to avoid well-coordinated attacks like that.
That was a great exchange of attacks in this chapter, by the way.
Naruto is probably using these exchanges to figure out Tobi's abilities and plan his strategy... hopefully Kakashi and Guy can buy enough time for Naruto to come up with something big. Guy was awesome in this chapter, but Kakashi's trump card was used somewhat wastefully. And while it's nice to see that Kakashi can use his Raikiri with Kunai, but why hasn't he done this earlier in the series?
I kinda wish Bee were involved in these exchanges. He's an expert at taijutsu, and is quite fast/strong himself. There's no reason for him to sit in Bijuu mode.
Mini-Bijuudama is awesome, I wonder if Naruto will ever be able to throw it. However, what's the deal with him needing a clone to create it, when he could just use multiple Kyuubi Arms to do the same thing? He's overcome his "Looking Right and Left at the Same Time" issue and can create Rasenshuriken without clones, so why is this Bijuudama any different?
Tobi seems to be able to completely negate Kakashi's Kamui... that provides further evidence for linking Tobi's phasing / warping powers with Kamui. Personally, I think Tobi can stop the Kamui in the same way Sasuke can stop his own Amaterasu.
Something I picked up from this chapter was how much of a badass Minato was. We have naruto who basically is in super saiyan mode right now, plus kakashi and gai. Three of the most powerful shinobi in the series, with knowledge of tobi's skills and still haven't been able to land one meaningful strike.
Minato faced tobi without knowing of his abilities, thinking about wanting to be with his dying wife and the kyubi destroying the village. He still managed to beat tobi. The dude was just awesome!
Tobi's shown before that he can easily phase very specific portions of himself without losing a beat but this chapter was on another level, to completely cancel out 2 of the best strategic fighters in the series & someone like Naruto who's ingenuity always levels those of a higher caste.....respect.
Would have been epic if during these moments where's phased through partially, he'd managed to plant a Zetsu spore of a Seal jutsu on one of them i.e. Binding Seals similar to what Danzou did in a split second of contact with Sasuke.
Defense wins Championships......and Wars evidently.
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Posted on 02/21/2010 3:24:50 PM PST by hennie pennie
TORONTO - There are still no leads in the case of an eastern Ontario scientist who disappeared without a trace last month, leaving his colleagues mystified. Lachlan Cranswick hasn't been seen since Jan. 18, when he left work at the National Research Council's Canadian Neutron Beam Centre in Chalk River, northwest of Ottawa.
His nearby Deep River house was reportedly left unlocked and his car was in the garage. His wallet, keys and passport have all been accounted for......
(Excerpt) Read more at mobile.canadaeast.com ...
I find it odd that someone would fly across the world to take care someone elses personal affairs and their home. Who does that until someone is incapacited, missing, or completely incompetent.
Yet another missing scientist or one who died mysteriously.
One more scientist involved in a nuclear program disappers without a trace... somethng is going on...
SCIENTIST VANISHES WITHOUT TRACE [Chalk River Nuclear Facility, Canada]
A very high degree of intelligence in a particular field is sometimes accompanied by a fair degree of thoughlessness or even stupidity in others. They just get so absorbed that the day to day seems trivial, I guess.
perhaps he's wintering in N. Korea
NRC-Canadian Neutron Beam Centre
It is open for access by universities, industry, government and foreign research institutions.
Industry clients come from sectors such as nuclear, aerospace, automotive and manufacturing.
2010 January 13 - The NRU reactor is expected to be fixed by the end of March, but AECL warns of possible delays into April.
Expert Panel Recommends New Research Reactor-December 9, 2009.
Have handled metal ranging from pieces of the ill-fated Challenger and Colombia Space Shuttles to train rails implicated in ecological disasters in Alberta. In those cases and others, their goal was to find out what went wrong.
Dr. Ron Rogge and his colleagues are helping Defence Research and Development Canada (DRDC) Atlantic one of seven DRDC establishments operated by the Department of National Defence make Canadian submarines safer.
2006 Summer School at Chalk River
The only one under the cap? Same person?
Thanks for the pic reference, had found the latter to compare.
The problem here is that when they went to observe him, he was still vanished.
Media Release Missing Person Description Police Picture of LACHLAN CRANSWICK of 25 Summit Street, Deep River.
Deep River (6 km from the labs).
Picture google satellite of street/homes.
Enter: 25 Summit Ave, Deep River, Renfrew County, Ontario, Canada in above link. Peaceful looking neighborhood with small kept homes close together. Ruggled terrain outside of town center [4,000], however. Can rotate to see all homes. No one saw anything? It's not remote, the residence. Perhaps left not on foot.
I think that the article means that his brother flew in to take care of things AFTER brother went missing.
Homepage http://lachlan.bluehaze.com.au/index.html Under Very Important Things
Impune vs Impugn
Date: Wed, 18 Oct 2000 18:27:53 +0200
To: "L. Cranswick" [email@example.com]
Subject: Re: Nemo me impune lacessit??
Hi Lachlan,
"Nemo me impune lacessit" literally means "No-one who attacks is unpunished by me", ("me" being the royal "me", ie the state.) In modern English I suppose we'd say that "No-one who wages war shall remain unpunished".......
samizdat: [Russ., lit., self published.] a system by which manuscripts denied official publication in the Soviet Union are circulated clandestinely in typescript or in mimeograph form, or are smuggled out for publication.
"When in Boston, Massachusetts (June 2002) - a number of people repetitively mentioned the idea that the USA is really divided into two countries - one is liberal, forward looking, non-gun loving, tolerant and progressive; the other is conservative, backward looking, gun loving, intolerant and unprogressive. The one you see depends on which parts of the USA you visit(?)."
Refers to populus in Australia - land of the knuckle draggers.Talks about Hoover, was not an insensitive or unhumane man, quite the contrary. Barry Goldwater's Conscience of a Conservative.Walter Bagehot has truly written that "the whole history of civilisation is strewn with creeds and institutions which were invaluable at first and deadly afterwards."
David Hackett Fischer's 'Historical Fallacies quoted.John Kenneth Galbraith's, "American Capitalism, the Concept of Countervailing Power.
Lists favorite movies. Dark City - the Movie
Best portrayal of a scientist on screen up to this point - Keifer Sutherland .
Lachlan Cranswick's Personal Homepage is loaded with personal profile.
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Oh Internet Hacking:Site hacked in 2001,Date: Thu, 29 Mar 2001 10:00:30 +0100 (BST) To: Lachlan Cranswick firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: Re: Beware of Geeks - baring electrons..
Dear Lachlan,
I now see the deed that the evil ones have accomplished and I'm mightely glad that you were not undone by their grotesque act SNIP
Lighting up his home for Christmas was about his last posts...Dec. on this site anyway.
OK, I quit!! He's addictive. Love a good mystery.
VERY interesting research, thank you again for all the links.
One thing that I am curious about is whether the TIMELINE/location of Lachlan coincides in ANY manner with a young Saudi pilot who is on the FBI's Most Wanted list.
I do, repeat: do realize that one of his last activities you mention was regarding CHRISTMAS lights, but I am not inferring that HE is any Islamist mole; as others have mentioned, perhpas he was kidnapped????
Anyway, here's some info for you from World Net Daily, which points out that dangerous terrorist Adnan al-Shukrimumah was in O N T A R I O where along with others he stole radioactive material which could be used in dirty bombs.
.....The individual who merits the distinction of the "America's most dangerous" fugitive is Adnan el-Shukrijumah, a diminutive, 30-year-old terrorist who stands at 5-foot-4 and weighs 140 pounds.
El-Shukrijumah represents the perfect "sleeper agent," since he speaks English without the slightest hint of an accent and possesses the uncanny abilities to blend into a crowd, to alter his looks, and to assume a multitude of identities......
....During this time, he managed to amass passports from Guyana, Trinidad, Saudi Arabia, Canada and the United States. He also began to adopt a number of aliases, including Abu Arifi, Jafar al-Tayyar, Jaafar At Yayyar, Ja'far al-Tayar, and Mohammed Sher Mohammed Khan (the name that appeared on his official FBI file). He traveled to Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, where he met with Ramzi Binalshibh, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, and other members of the al-Qaida high command. He also spent considerable time within al-Qaeda camps in Afghanistan, where he received training in explosives and special operations.
Following the success of 9-11, el-Shukrijumah became singled out by bin Laden and al-Zawahiri to spearhead the next great attack on America – a nuclear attack that would take place simultaneously in seven U.S. cities, leaving millions dead and the richest and most powerful nation on earth in ashes.
To prepare for this mission, el-Shukrijumah, along with fellow al-Qaida sleeper agents Anas al-Liby, Jaber A. Elbaneh, and Amer el-Matti, was sent to McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, a facility that boasted a five-megawatt nuclear research reactor, the largest reactor of any educational facility in Canada.
At McMaster, where they may have enrolled under aliases, el-Shukrijumah and his associates reportedly wasted no time in gaining access to the nuclear reactor and stealing more than 180 pounds of nuclear waste for the creation of radiological bombs.
Jane Johnson, a spokesperson for McMaster University, declined to comment on the stay of the al-Qaida operatives at the school. She insisted that such information was confidential.
I was shocked that we didn't learn about him until one month after he disappeared.
Evidentally at least one person in Canada shares my shock, someone at WebSleuths posted a link to this Canadian Craigslist entry:
Australian Canuck MISSING Google Cranswick
Australian Canuck MISSING Google Cranswick (missing)
Date: 2010-02-09, 5:54PM EST
check out his homepage .. specifically this page ...
... the guy is a HUGE Canuck eventhough he's from Australia .. his disappearance is meriting only local coverage - out in Ottawa .. hello?? The guy's a nuclear scientist. Earth to Canada - come in please - reality check. Lachlan CRANSWICK .. think Cran Apples and The Brunswick House .. CRANS WICK .. (Lachlan) .. Lachlan CRANSWICK .. repeat it three times ...and tell the Star and the SUN and CP24 to repeat it three times (too)
. Less limelight on the TRENTON creep and more undivided attention on this kid. He's a shining light in Materials Analysis. Not nuclear proliferation but rather Materials Analysis .. more in-line with CSI. Something Canada is good at - and now Buddy is MISSING!
And read his webpage .. what a well-grounded individual.
Additionally he's not afraid to draw attention to scams and black ops. (He probably raised more than a few hackles) which is what good Canadians are supposed to do .. we ain't afraid of shit! This guy is an unsung hero in a lot of ways - I think you'd agree having browsed that link.
All the more reason for us to do the "Good Fearless Canadian Thing" and broadcast his disappearance - far and wide. And not get hung-up over that Trenton Creep. It's more or less a dead issue till the trial anyhow .. meanwhile .. this 'kid' is still MISSING. Location: missing
PostingID: 1593696147
correction, a third under cap on right... and if she is single... perhaps they vanished together...
Excellent connecting the dots Pennie, posting this at TM!
Is everyone positive that this man was NOT ill?
I happened to come across this small mobile webpage, it's from earlier this decade when he was at Columbia University in NYC, and I clicked on all the images -- this man has lost ALOT of hair in a short period of time; also, he does not look so very pale in the earlier shots.
He has been to different parts of the world as seen via his website & photographs. His works carries him to these places so he has importance. He vacationed in Cuba (1996) He has been "hacked", as well. A person he conversed with over email suggested he release the weapons of mass destruction to the perpetrators. He talked of hacking also taking place in the Far East. The WMD analogy seemed to be more Internet game related. They are geeks in correspondence. Fantasy.
His biggest worry was the evils in the future of nanotechnology. The money involved. The Nanotechnology scam. One friend wrote he had patented a nano-car.
I showed you the street the close proximity of homes, where neighbors know their neighbors or at least see them come and go. You can go up and down his street via the "pictures" part of his address. Even the neighbor had clothes hanging on the line. He did not seem to live in seclusion. No interviews with neighbors, just a basic press release, a Police posting with picture.
His site didn't branch off into any medical research which if ill would be of interest.
He just seemed to think science had become a scam! He saw research which proved nothing; but active, in the race for more money. Nanotechnology that could become sinister. Reflects into his favorite movie chooses as well. But then he did like Josie and the PussyCats!! ;)
The story of a missing scientist has really had no play here. I mentioned this to a resident of a town just over the border US and they knew nothing about it.
I just find it odd. I read months and years of his postings on his own active site under his name. It is quite a "highway" and/or personal Encyclopedia of knowledge.
Thanks for posting ..Could have gone under activism, news, current events; extended, crime not just chat.
Has anyone looked in the Deep River?
"Lachlan has always been a very frequent poster on this list and knows many of you personally. If you have had any contact with him recently, on Monday or especially at any point since Monday, please let us know. It does not appear that he had plans to leave the area, but if anybody knows anything that may be relevant to finding him, or especially of his plans for that week please let the police know.
5 years ago of said alleged terrorist.
Posted as was comparing other pictures.
I am sure authorities have scanned everyone in the above group pic as well.
Task force launches online petition
by Terry Myers
Local residents are being asked to put pen to paper - or at least, finger to keyboard - to support the future of the Chalk River Laboratories.
The Chalk River Employees Ad hoc TaskforcE (CREATE) has launched an online letter campaign to support its vision of Chalk River to be developed as a new national laboratory.
A key part of the group's recommendations would be the construction of a new multi-purpose research reactor.
No mention of missing scientist from said labs a month earlier. Perhaps is all classifed, but for basic Missing Person notice.
This webpage isn't static; it gets updated as new articles are posted.
Freerepublic's sister site in Canada currently has no postings up about the disappearance of nuclear scientist Lachlan Cranswick, according to this site search via Google.
His brother, medical field. Says when posting favorite links, and links brother--"important to me" when listed as favorites.
Good to see you out and about.
I wanted to be sure to bring to your attention that he was an active poster at a physics/chrystallography mail list.
There archives are accessible online; I haven't explored them, and I presume that they are waaaaaaaaay over my head.
(IUCr) Commission on Crystallographic Computing: Re: Lachlan Cranswick is missing
"Lachlan has always been a very frequent poster on this list and knows many of you personally. If you have had any contact with him recently, on Monday or especially at any point since Monday, please let us know. It does not appear that he had plans to leave the area, but if anybody knows anything that may be relevant to finding him, or especially of his plans for that week please let the police know."
Thank you fanfan!!
I see you post on the Canadian site kin to FR. Aware of this missing scientist or was it mentioned via the site?
Thanks for the info. Guess we have another one to add to our "dead/missing scientists" list.
Creepy and very troubling. Way too much of this is happening with no answers.
A nuclear physicist!!!
In ONTARIO.
And only local reportage.
The FOX report is current, not from back at, or near, the start.
I guess there is a MURDERER who took this disappearance off the radar of the Ontario news --- and guess what I read?
The man who murdered 2 women, and stole all the news time has a father AND a stepfather who work at the same nuclear facility as Lachlan Cranswick did.
The whole story is just creepy, there's a whole 'intuitive' nasty feel to it.
I caught part of that report on FOX News. Pleased to hear that some in the media were reporting it.
Quote:.."case of Col. Russell Williams, the CFB Trenton commander charged with murder." "Although he grew up in the area and both his father and stepfather worked at the same nuclear facility as Cranswick. "It might not fit Williams' alleged victims (all women), but the disappearing in the middle of the night, leaving everything behind, car in driveway, etc, sure fits IMHO."
RE:"The secretive special forces unit known as Joint Task Force 2 is moving to CFB Trenton."
Liberal MPs sent a letter yesterday to Natural Resources Minister Christian Paradis and Health Minister Leona Aglukkaq, expressing "growing concern" that there is no contingency plan to deal with the shutdown of the Petten reactor in the Netherlands, which will occur while the NRU reactor at Chalk River, Ont., remains out of service.
Heavy discussion here, so not re-walking the same paths.
Thanks for working on this, you two.
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We are happy to announce the addition of Dirk Verbeuren as Megadeth's new drummer. Dirk, formerly of Swedish metal band Soilwork, has been performing with us for months, his first show was Rock on the Range festival in May, to a crowd of 40,000 concertgoers.
On this day in 1992, Megadeth's fifth studio album Countdown To Extinction was released. The album reached #2 on U.S. Billboard charts, certified double Platinum in 1992 and was nominated for a Grammy in the Best Metal Performance category in 1993. It remains the band's best-selling release to date. Download it on iTunes or get the album at Amazon.
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On this day in 2011, Peace Sells... But Who's Buying (Deluxe 5 Disc + 3 LP Box Set) was released. The 25th Anniversary set also includes previously unreleased and rare mixes of the album's tracks and hi res audio for the remastered album and concert, as well as an expanded 20-page book, plus 8"x10" photos and reproductions of vintage Megadeth memorabilia. Order it here: smarturl.it/PeaceSellsUMV
Once again, Istanbul gives us an incredible and memorable night. Teşekkürler!! See us now on the Dystopia Word Tour. Check for tour dates and tickets here: megadeth.com/tour
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Megadeth will headline Istanbul's Rock Off festival on Sunday, July 10. The band will take the stage at Istanbul's Parkorman a year after their performance at last year's Rock off. dailysabah.com
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The name says it all. The Dream Come True sneaker from Skechers® is just that, a dream come true! Comfy and stylish, you can wear these for long walks and busy weekends.
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CARBONVILLE-Ann Perla Peczuh, age 94, passed away peacefully April 18, 2011 with her granddaughter Stephanie at her side.
She was born Jan. 1, 1917 in Aspen, Colo. to John and Amelia Miljavac Perla.
Married Mathew P. Peczuh, Nov. 28, 1939 at Notre Dame Catholic Church in Price.
Ann was a devout member of Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church where she was a member of the Sewing Guild. One of her favorite pastimes was crocheting quilts and afghans. Ann never knew how to sit still, so when she wasn't baking, you could probably find her working outside. Ann always had a little project, and during the spring and summer months she looked forward to caring for her beautiful flower and vegetable gardens.
She loved to bake cakes, cookies, make strudel and potica and her rum cakes delighted the tastebuds of all. When she wasn't fixing something special, she was always worrying about the well-being of others. Ann was full of energy and her Slovenian heritage kept her ready for the next polka. She loved sports and her favorite teams were the Jazz, Rockies, Yankees and she especially loved watching her Notre Dame Football. Everyone will miss her zest for life and her service to others.
She is survived by her daughter and son, Mary Peczuh, Matt J. (Sharon) Peczuh, all of Price; 10 grandchildren; 17 great-grandchildren; one great-great-grandson; sister, Rose Koran, Carbonville; and many loving nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Mathew P. Peczuh; daughter and son-in-law, Barbara and Joe Penovich; sisters, Mary Peczuh, Molly Skiff, Eva Perla; and brothers, John, Frank, and Joe Perla.
Funeral Mass, Wednesday, April 20, 2011, 10 a.m., Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church. Vigil service, Tuesday evening 6 p.m. at the church in Price. Family will receive friends Tuesday and Wednesday one hour prior to services at the church. Committal service, Price City Cemetery.
Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price where friends are welcome daily and may share memories of Ann online at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net.


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Treat your feet to VIP status in the women's Synergy Elite Class sneakers from Skechers! With a memory foam footbed and excellent flexibility, these walking shoes won't let you down.
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This simple yet stylish sandal is a must have! The Turin from Carlos by Carlos Santana goes with everything!
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Loss in Detroit a Blip on the Screen
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December 10 2011 07:58PM
Sure, when you get your butt handed to you, the initial response is to want to go back to the drawing board, tear everything down and start again.
Not this time.
Saturday night in Detroit, the Winnipeg Jets had no answer for the Detroit Red Wings. After taking a 2-1 lead into the second period, the Red Wings scored four unanswered in the second period and cruised to a 7-1 victory. This one wasn't even close.
A single loss to a good team in their building should not be of any concern to the Jets at this stage. For one thing, you're going to lose games. It's an 82-game schedule. You won't win 82, you won't lose 82 and the way the NHL works these days, you aren't likely to fall too may games below .500 no matter what happens.
It's also December. Lots of crazy things happen in December. As my old pal, New York Rangers scout Tom Thompson always says, "The great teams don't even get excited until January. That's when you find out how good you are."
Right now, the Jets need to win at home. Yeah, yeah, you'd like to win every game, but that's not going to happen. And it's not likely to happen in Detroit, where the Wings are the best team in the NHL at home. The Red Wings don't even get started until January and while they have a very good team, they haven't played particularly well this season. Still, they're now 18-9-1 and look like a team that is going to compete for first in the West and take a run at another Stanley Cup.
The Jets meanwhile, are still at the start of 13-of 15 games at MTS Centre. It started Nov. 29 with a 6-4 loss to Ottawa and then turned into a four-game winning streak to start December. The Jets have a potential 24 points at home in December and so far they have accumulated all eight possible. After the debacle in Detroit on Saturday, the Jets now play six in a row at home: they get Minnesota in Tuesday, Washington on Thursday, Anaheim on Saturday, the Islanders next Tuesday, the Canadiens next Thursday and the Penguins next Friday. There will be 12 points on the line at MTS Centre and those 12 points are important.
Even with Saturday's blowout loss, the Jets are 13-12-4 and with 30 points, find themselves officially in the playoff hunt. Yes, I know, we're four months away from a real playoff hunt, but the Jets have at least won enough games through the first 29 to give themselves a chance to hang around until April.
Now, however, they have to go home and make some noise. Everybody gets a night off and on Saturday, the Jets had a night off. Dustin Byfuglien made a number of glaring errors and the last one, the one that resulted in a Jiri Hudler goal, was embarrasing; Ondrej Pavelec wasn't terrible, but he wasn't very good, either; the usually reliable Jim Slater won only four of 14 faceoffs; only two Jets weren't a minus on the scoresheet; Blake Wheeler and Mark Stuart were minus-three each while Zach Bogosian and Evander Kane were both minus-four; the Jets scored 35 seconds into the game and actually skated with the Wings for about five minutes, but that was it.
In the one and only meeting between the Jets and Red Wings this season, the Red Wings were clearly the better team. At times, it looked as if the Wings were just toying with the Jets checkers. Ultimately, however, it's not that big a deal. Detroit is better than most teams in the NHL and they're going to do what they did to Winnipeg on Saturday night to a lot of opponents this season.
However, if the Jets get pasted by Minnesota on Tuesday, then it might be time to take stock.
Awesome that Scott Taylor is writing here. I grew up in Winnipeg and read your Jets stuff in the Free Press all the time. Quite the time warp to be in Vancouver and reading your Jest stuff all these years later.
As for the game, I agree, big deal. If they played their 'A' game and lost 7-1 I'd be worried, but they didn't, so I'm not. I suspect this team will continue to improve as the season goes on, and won't be in the least surprised to see them in the Playoffs. The fact they've turned their game around while missing Enstrom and Hainsey is nothing to sneeze at.
Scott, on a different note, if Anaheim continues to slide, do you think there'd be any chance of the Jets going after Selanne? I know the new regime seems pretty distant of the old Jets, but it would be a perfect fit from a hockey stand point as well. At least as I see it. Go Jets!
I told you so! Since I first ranted....Leafs have lost 4 of 5. Jets have won 4 of 5! IF THE MAPLE LEAFS DON'T FIRE THAT USELESS MANNEQUIN WILSON IMMEDIATELY...THE JETS WILL CATCH AND SURPASS THEM IN THE PLAYOFF RACE BY NEW YEARS DAY! HEY BELL & ROGERS...HOW BOUT FIRING BOTH BURKE AND WILSON AND BRING IN CANADIANS TO RUN A CANADIAN TEAM...IDIOTS! The Jets are a superior coached team then the Leafs.


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BLM oil and gas lease sale nets $264,854 (11-08-12)
DENVER Today the Bureau of Land Management Colorado State Office sold 32 parcels totaling 17,026 acres for $264,854 including rentals and fees at its quarterly oil and gas lease sale. The highest per-acre price was for a 369-acre parcel in Morgan County that was sold to Vecta Oil and Gas, LTD in Lakewood for $180 per acre.
The State of Colorado will receive 49 percent of the proceeds of the sale, with the remainder going to the U.S. government. The State of Colorado received more than $154 million in Fiscal Year 2011 from royalties, rentals and bonus bid payments for all federal minerals, including oil and gas. BLM Colorado currently has approximately 4.4 million acres of public mineral estate leased for oil and natural gas development, generating more than $6.5 billion in direct economic benefits in 2011, and approximately $9.5 billion in total economic impacts.
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Initial Question/Comment: Hello, I am trying to figure out this new recycling program. I just recycled my inks for this month and need to know if I am under the old program or do the rules of the new program (3/15/13 )already apply & I now have to buy $30 in ink before this latest reward is posted to my Premiere rewards account
12:19:37 PM : Rachel: Hi Premiere Customer. As the new program does not go into effect until March 15, anything done prior to that date will remain under the current program.
If the double/double deal is true, and you can indeed recycle up to 10 (or 20 for premier) cartridges, for those buying HP Ink, there is a $15 shell gift card if you buy $99 in ink:
Just did a chat and got this from the rep,
Quote :• $30 ink recycling minimum spend. Customers qualify for ink and toner recycling Rewards when they spend $30 or more on ink or toner within 180 days of recycling their cartridges. Once the minimum spend is met, which can be done over multiple purchases, they will be eligible to receive $2 back up to their monthly limit.
Another interesting note: Seems like you have to be a plus or premier member to be able to recycle ink! "up to 10 per calendar month per Plus customer or up to 20 per calendar month per Premier customer" - Incorrect. Both Base and Plus customers can recycle 10/month. See my entry above this and the 2nd attachment on this wiki (or post 430).
I think the real question is "whether or not the ink recycle from 03/01-03/14 required $30 toner/ink purchase in order to get the reward on April?"
Can anyone confirm with Staples Rewards CSR? and update the wiki?
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ETA - actually, could be better. I'm sure most of us exceed $2,400/year, so it will mean more Rewards in the end.
I just got 350 ink cartridges delivered today. Wish I would have known before I ordered this could possibly drop the demand for empty ink cartridges.
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There just used to be Base and Premier. Now there's Base, Teacher Base, Plus, Premier, and Teacher Premier.
staples is going downhill. thank god that officedepot & officemax merged. so now they can survive a little longer than i expected. they must stay in business to compete with just 1 officedepot now instead of several before. eventually they will go out of business though. cutting 4 hrs/day and half day on sunday are just good signs for any investors to know it's coming.


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