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UN Climate Change Conference in Montreal: Creating a Climate of Cooperation
Canada hosts the first meeting of the Parties to the Kyoto Protocol in Montreal in conjunction with the eleventh session of the Conference of the Parties to the Climate Change Convention.
The conference is an historic event. Not only will the parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) be meeting for the 11th time, but 2005 also marks the entry into force of the Kyoto Protocol. At Montreal, the first ever meeting of the Parties to the Protocol (MOP) will be held parallel to the Conference of the Parties to the Convention (COP). The United Nations Climate Change Conference is set to be the largest intergovernmental climate conference since the Kyoto Protocol was adopted in 1997. Some 8,00010,000 participants are expected.
Now that pan-European emissions trading has begun and the Clean Development Mechanism, as a tool to promote sustainable development and combat climate change, is operational, the conference is also attracting unprecedented business interest.
Rarely a week goes by without a story of extreme weather capturing the headlines. Around the world, floods, wildfires, drought and storms are taking an increasing financial and humanitarian toll. Individually, none of these events is conclusive proof of climate change, but combined with other evidence, such as accelerating glacial melt in both hemispheres and the recently reported thawing of vast areas of Siberian permafrost, a picture emerges of a steadily warming world.
The potential consequences of climate change are profound, particularly on people in the less developed countries. The question is therefore not whether climate change is happening, but what to do about it. The answer lies in a double strategy. We need to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases, which will mean altering how we live and do business. We also need to realistically assess the implications of the changes that are already upon us and adapt accordingly.
Adaptation is particularly important because, even if countries meet all the Kyoto Protocol targetsand it is widely accepted that these targets are only a step towards the solution rather the solution itselfthe massive inertia of climate change means that it may continue to gather force in the coming decades despite our best efforts to halt it. Whether the prognosis is for more frequent and intense storms, or widespread water shortages as mountain glaciers melt and semi-arid lands become drier, the lesson we are learningtoo often the hard wayis that preparedness is key.
Alongside preparedness lies cooperation. Major disasters often generate an immediate reaction. The massive and unhesitating international response to the Indian Ocean tsunami is a prime example. But, as the wrangling over the outcome text of the 2005 World Summit and the delay in ratifying the Kyoto Protocol show, achieving international cooperation and commitment towards solving long-term developmental issues is more of a struggle.
Tackling climate change is indispensable to meeting all the Millennium Development Goals. Climate-related disasters dramatically diminish the chances of reducing poverty and hunger, improving health for mothers and children and ensuring environmental sustainability. This is why it is important to stress that working to reduce carbon emissions by promoting fuel efficiency, renewable energy and other clean technologies is a no-regrets policy that can work to the benefit of all.
Thankfully, consciousness is growing that now is the time for action. The global political climate is changing as fast as the physical climate. This year the Kyoto Protocol finally came into force. In July the G8 significantly chose to focus on the twin issues of climate change and Africas development, with the clear message that by tackling climate change we are also addressing poverty reduction. And, in the same month, Australia, China, India, Japan, South Korea and the United States announced the Asia Pacific Partnership on Clean Development and Climate.
The Asia Pacific Partnership emphasizes voluntary practical measures to promote the development and deployment of cleaner and more efficient technologies and practices. This is further evidence to me that the tide is turning. Everyone now recognizes that climate change is real and that we need to respond urgently and cooperatively.
Voluntary initiatives are fundamental to that response. For example, a growing number of companies round the world are embracing clean development and turning it to their own business advantage. They want to make sure they are in the vanguard as we progress to a cleaner more sustainable world.
However, it is important to stress that such initiatives are complementary to Kyoto, not alternatives. Kyoto remains the foundation and benchmark of all our efforts to halt and reverse climate change. It provides essential mechanisms for reducing emissions and promoting clean development. Furthermore, its targets and deadlines provide the accountability and transparency necessary to enrolling the full support of the developing world, and especially the powerhouse economies of Asia.
The current global dependence on energy from fossil fuels threatens our environmental, economic and physical security. The Framework Convention on Climate Change and its Kyoto Protocol provide a substantial basis for working together for a cleaner, more sustainable future.
Now that the Protocol has entered into force, the eyes of the world are on the Annex I Parties. The extent of their commitment to meeting their obligations to reduce emissions and finance technology transfer will directly affect the willingness of developing country Parties to agree on their own responsibilities now that attention is turning to the forthcoming second commitment period.
At the first Meeting of the Parties to the Kyoto Protocol in Montreal at the end of November, all minds must be focused on the future. Climate change is a long-term problem that demands long-term solutions. This year has seen a number of positive developments. If we build on them, and reinforce the foundations provided by the Kyoto Protocol, I believe we have a realistic chance of rising to what is without doubt the greatest challenge humankind has ever had to face.
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If there is no prompt response, contact Elisabeth Waechter, UNEP Associate Media Officer, on Tel: 254 20623088, Mobile: 254 720173968, e-mail: email@example.com
Further Resources
Media advisory (PDF 33kB)
United Nations Climate Change Conference web site. United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP 11 and COP/MOP 1)
Montreal, 28 Nov - 9 Dec 2005
United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change - UNFCC
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change - IPCC
Our Planet: Energy, Finance and Climate Change UNEP Magazine. Download in PDF format.
Nuestro Planeta: Energía, Finanzas Cambio Climático Spanish version
Notre Planète: Energie, finances et changements climatiques French version
The Future of Climate Policy: The Financial Sector Perspective UNEP Finance Initiative side event at the UNFCCC COP 11 / MOP 1.
How UNEP supports global action on climate change [PDF] With the Kyoto Protocol now in force, international action to address climate change has entered a new phase. UNEP is supporting national efforts to implement both the Climate Change Convention and the Protocol through three main sets of activities.
UNEP Resources on Climate Change
UNEP's Post-Tsunami Environmental Assessments
CO2 Storage May Minimize Climate Change New IPCC report confirms that CO2 capturing and storage could play a major role in combating climate change but only if key constraints are addressed (UNEP Press release 26 Sept 2005)
IPCC Special Report on Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage Summary for Policy Makers
Kyoto Protocol Enters into Force UNEP Press Release (Bonn, 18 November 2004)
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311 Tickets
311 tour dates mean the band hasn't lost its step in over two decades of making the rap, rock, reggae fusion that fans have come to know and love. 311 has toured with everyone from Snoop Dogg to Matisyahu to Sublime with Rome and their Summer Unity tour and Pow Wow are the stuff of festival legend. Don't wait for 311 Day, get your 311 tickets to hear classics like "Down" and new work from their latest Universal Pulse!About 311
Omaha, Nebraska's 311 began thier saga as "Fish Hippos," they adopted the name 311 from a skinny-dipping police-arrest based on the citation code they were issued. A lof of their music is influenced by a brush with death after their tour RV caught on fire, causing them to leap from the burning vehicle. 311's musical style complements their name - a blend of raw, nude punk, hip-hop and reggae and they have crowbarred themselves into a unique niche in today's ever bifurcating genre-fest.
Between 1990 and 1992, 311 underwent their formative years, releasing first Dammit! - on a label built by band-member Nick Hexum called What Have You Records - followed by Unity, a record that began to see some significant sales for the band. It wouldn't be completely true to say that 311 tickets were selling like wildfire, but they were selling, and this was the first trickle of recognition the group received. The band had been reshuffled, as many bands are during this period, and guitarist Jim Watson left, to be replaced by Aaron Charles Wills, a personal friend of the theirs. It had been Watson's skinny-dipping escapades that gave the band their name, and this absence of sentimentality propelled them into the spotlight with a vengeance.
First, Latino DJ-Vocalist SA Martinez joined the band, and their journey into realization took a quantum leap. People began to notice how different 311 really were, and the unusual blend took on a life of its own. 311 tickets continued to do business. After touring local auditoriums, they moved to The Big Orange - Los Angeles - and were signed to Capricorn Records.
It was 1993, and the 311 sound was years ahead of its time. They released the aptly-titled Music, which hit Billboard's Modern Rock Tracks chart with the single "Do You Right" at Number 27. Unfortunately the album as a whole did not make an impact, and Capricorn pulled their support. Not to be deterred, the boys hit the road on a self-financed tour in their (later burned) RV. After the fire, they continued, using borrowed equipment, encouraged by the sales of 311 concert tickets. Their next offering, Grassroots, made Number 8 on Billboard's "Top Heatseekers" chart (designed to promote developing bands), and college stations began to give 311 increased airplay. Slowly, these determined oddballs from Nebraska began to congeal in the collective youth imagination. People recognized their cool attempt at a novel fusion, and they wanted more of same.
By 1995, their self-titled 311 had started making waves. Also known as "The Blue Album", 311 produced a single, "Don't Stay Home", which went mainstream. The next single, "Down", went to Number 1. 311 were now firmly in the spotlight, and they appeared on Letterman, playing their song. 311 tickets reached a premium, and they entered a period of total acceptance and success, the dream of any young band. Following more album releases, their first two albums Music and Grassroots, went gold, too, and fame was theirs.
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One of the many websites I frequent during the Holiday season is http://bfads.net/ (short for Black Friday Ads) It's a 'sale' website that keeps up to date with national "BLACK FRIDAY" sale ads for the large department stores in the US. I find it as a useful tool if I plan on doing black friday shopping (be it early or late in the morning). I figured I would throw this up on the the forum here if anyone is interested.
(as the site states) It's important to note that 'all deals posted on BFads.net are to be regarded as rumors because there is never 100% confirmation until the real ads come out. However, in the past years, these rumors have had a high success rate of being true.'
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Welcome to your morning dose of denim news, links, sales, and other irresistible glimpses of inside info. Catch up on what's happening (and what's definitely not happening) and browse our personal picks after scanning the web this morning. Got a tip you think we should include, a sale you want to share, or a style you just saw and can't live without? Email us!
1. We love seeing "over the years" denim fade reviews, but here's something a little different: a review of a denim bag that's faded overtime (6 years, to be exact).
2. Levi's is currently casting for their global campaign, and they're looking for models via Instagram. That's right! All you need is an Instagram app to get in on the action. Upload your photo and hashtag it #IAmLevis, and you're in the running.
3. For gents who are looking for some texture in their wardrobe, we are all over this quirky "Flaph" pattern blocked top by Teruki Tatsui.
4. A good read: 10 Questions for Warp & Weft's Devin Leisher & Mehdi Ahmadi. An excert below:
"RD: What do you hope the viewer walks away from Warp & Weft with?
Both: We would like everyone to be reminded of the passion that goes into these garments. Although it is a growing industry, ours is still a very small, niche industry in terms of these particular garments. We just want people to see how crazy we all are for this stuff.
We'd also like both newcomers and veterans of the "scene" to both get something out of the film. When you start getting into this world it's really easy to get overwhelmed and bombarded with terms and expectations from vet's, so we'd like to make something where newbies can get some history, learn a lot and hear from people who brought this industry to where it is today.
As for vet's, we feel like eventually everything becomes a "been there done that" in regards to these garments. It can take a lot for people to be impressed, so we're hoping interviews and insight from people they have often followed on SuFu can give them something new."
5. Denimology asks the tough questions: Skinny, slouchy, or drop crotch?
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Puma Icra Trainer Sneaker - Mens
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Add a little swagger to your step in the men's Puma Icra Trainer sneaker! These urban casual low-tops lace up for one cool look with their suede upper and athletic-inspired design.
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Jason Gregor
October 04 2011 03:02PM
Dave Andreychuk played 1,597 games before winning the Stanley Cup - the longest streak in NHL history. Keep in mind only eight other players have ever played that many games, so it likely will never be broken. Roman Hamrlik is the active leader, 1,311 games without hosting the Cup, but he'd have to play almost three and a half more years to surpass Andreychuk.
Andreychuk wasn't a great skater, but he had soft hands and was especially good on the powerplay. He holds the NHL record for most career PP goals with 274. There are many areas the Oilers need to improve on next year, but the PP must be near the top of the list.
Goaltending and defensive zone coverage are huge as well, but the PP might be the most easy to improve. Telling Devan Dubnyk or Nikolai Khabibulin to "play better" seems simple, but it isn't that easy, just like it won't be a quick learning curve for this team to play better defensively, but the most glaring weakness on the PP can be rectified.
The Oilers had the 7th most PP opportunities in the NHL last year, 304, but they only took 362 shots. Not surprisingly the Oilers ranked 27th on the PP with 44 goals in 304 chances. Their most glaring weakness on the PP was when they were on the 5-on-3. The Oilers spent 19:23 (2nd most in the NHL) with a two-man advantage and scored ONE measly goal. Carolina had 21:25, but scored six times. Half the league scored at least five goals 5-on-3, and only Carolina had more time to work with. One goal in almost an entire period of 5-on-3 is flat out ugly.
I remember last year everyone suggesting that Vancouver was just as bad 5-on-3, because they only scored once, but they only had 7:07 of PP time. The Canucks led the league in PP goals with 72, so their 5-on-3 struggles weren't much of a factor. Unfortunately they don't track shots on 5-on-3, but close your eyes and remember how many times you tossed a pillow or remote while watching the Oilers move the puck around the perimeter without shooting, and I'm guessing they shot less on 5-on-3 than they did 5-on-4.
Shooting more won't equate to instant success, but the Oilers averaged 1.19 shots per PP, the worst in the league. Toronto was next at 1.28 with Carolina and Nashville at 1.29. Toronto was 22nd, Carolina 24th and Nashville 26th on the PP. There are exceptions of course. The Devils averaged 1.46 shots/PP, but they finished 28th.
Here is a quick look at the teams who were 19% or better and their shots/PP.
Vancouver 1.53 24.3
San Jose 1.99 23.5
Anaheim 1.62 23.5
Chicago 1.40 23.1 (Their team S% on PP was 16.5, very hard to duplicate)
Detroit 1.57 22.3
Tampa 1.41 20.5
Montreal 1.47 19.7
Calgary 1.36 19.5
Buffalo 1.57 19.4
Calgary was very unique on the PP last year. They had the second-best PP at home, 25.6%, but were 29th on the road at 13.3%. They scored 41 goals at home and 21 on the road. In 2010, the Flames tallied 21 at home and 22 on the road, so last year was an anomaly for them. Dallas and San Jose were the only other teams to score 10+ more goals at home than on the road. On the opposite side Vancouver tallied 12 more on the road.
If the Oilers scored ten more PP goals last year they would have ranked 15th, they would have needed to score 15 more to be 10th. That isn't as easy as it seems, especially with the amount of PP chances dropping.
In 2009, eleven teams scored 70+ PP goals, and 14 teams had at least 350 chances while 14 teams were 19% or better.
In 2010, only one team had 70+ goals, while eight tallied 60+. Only five teams had 325+ chances and 10 teams were over 19%.
Last year one team had 70+ goals and seven teams tallied 60+. Ten teams had 300+ chances, with only two having more than 325, and 9 teams were 19% or better.
Powerplay opportunities have dipped the past three years, and so have PP goals. This year might be different with the new head shot enforcement, and if PP chances increase like I suspect they will, it becomes imperative that the Oilers' PP improve if they have any hope of being in the playoff hunt come March.
This is where Ryan Smyth comes in. Smyth is currently tied for 39th all-time in PP goals with the likes of Jari Kurri, Darryl Sittler and Tim Kerr. The reason he is sits with such lofty company is because he has the 4th highest ratio of PP goals per total goals scored amongst players with at least 100 PP goals.
Smyth has 355 career goals and 150 have come on the PP. 42.2% of his goals have come on the man advantage.
Dave Andreychuk tallied 42.8% (274) of his 640 goals on the man advantage.
Dan Quinn had 266 career goals, and scored 46.2% (123) on the PP.
Lowetide and a few others might remember Paul Gardner. Gardner had five 30-goal seasons playing on average teams in Colorado, Toronto and Pittsburgh. He wasn't a great player, but he could score on the PP. He tallied 201 goals in 447 career games, but a whopping 105 (52.2%) came on the powerplay.
Smyth will never be considered amongst the great goal scorers, but he's one of the best PP snipers.
There is no secret to Smyth's PP success. He hunkers down in front of the net and scores the ugly goals. He is great at deflecting pucks, battles hard for every rebound, and he never backs down from an altercation in front of the goalie.
The Oilers' PP woes for the past five years can be traced to one stat: Shots per PP chance.
It hasn't mattered who has been on the PP or who has been on the point. This team doesn't shoot the puck enough with the man advantage.
YEAR PP Chances Shots Shots per PP PP Ranking
2007 373 (26th) 407 (28th) 1.09 (29th) 27th
2008 344 (18th) 369 (30th) 1.07 (30th) 21st
2009 354 (11th) 428 (25th) 1.20 (30th) 22nd
2010 301 (21st) 375 (30th) 1.24 (30th) 18th
2011 304 (7th) 362 (27th) 1.19 (30th) 25th
It doesn't seem to matter if they are near the top in PP opportunities or in the middle, they flat out don't shoot the puck enough. Or they don't get enough pucks through to the net.
You might be wondering if the reason they aren't shooting is because they can't win a draw. I thought of that, but there were many teams that were good in one and bad in the other.
In 2007, the Oilers were 8th in FO%, but still 29th on shots/PP. In 2008 they were 12th in the dot, but they were still last in shots/PP. Also in 2007, Atlanta was the 2nd best faceoff team, but they were 29th in shots/PP.
It doesn't hurt if you win draws of course. Detroit, Vancouver and San Jose were the three best teams in the dot last year, and they were all top-ten in shots/PP, but Florida, Boston and Phoenix were 4th, 5th and 7th in FO%, but were in the bottom ten in shots/PP.
The reality is that even when they were above average in the dot the Oilers didn't shoot the puck often enough with the man advantage.
It will be much easier to instruct the players to shoot the puck, rather than asking ten sophomores or rookies to play smart defensively. The Oilers will make bad decisions with the puck, they will miss assignments in the defensive zone, and they will make numerous bad reads as they learn the NHL game. However, I'd like to think that Tom Renney and his staff can at least instruct the players to shoot the puck more, or teach them to find better shooting lanes.
Most important they need to move the puck. Standing still doesn't work. Get some motion on the PP and the shooting lanes should open up.
They have a guy who excels on the PP, and they need to use that to their advantage.
Ryan Smyth has 150 PP goals, while the rest of the forwards have 133 combined.
Horcoff (33), Hemsky (32), Belanger (27), Gagner (19), Hall (8), Jones (6), Eberle (4), Paajarvi (3) and Omark (1) have lit the lamp, while Nugent-Hopkins, Lander, Petrell, Hordichuk and Eager have none. Use Smyth on the PP and get shots through from the point or any other place on the ice.
This team needs to learn how to get garbage goals, and with Smyth's return they have one of the best garbagemen in the league.
Not all shots have to be hard, or from a perfect location. Get them on net, because it might lead to a lucky bounce, deflection or rebound.
You can watch Smyth and the boys take on the Penguins on Sunday and help out the MS Society at the same time. Tomorrow on the Jason Gregor Show between 2 and 6 p.m. we will be auctioning off a great package.
If you are from out of town, or just want to get out of the house for a few nights, this is a great package.
You will receive: TWO NIGHTS at the Courtyard Marriott Edmonton West.
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October 04 2011, 07:23PM
Smyth needs to be a fixture on the PP. We have tons of skill and it will be tempting to throw them all out there at once. But that talent is wasted if the goalie gets to see every shot.
October 04 2011, 07:25PM
Yup - Hemsky is painful to watch on the PP. When Omark, Gagner, or Eberle have the puck, they THREATEN. Hemsky waits. Moving the puck quickly, and making quick moves with the puck, opens up lanes. Hemsky just waits, convinces himself that he can make that pass, and then turns the puck over.
I'll take more Omark and RNH on the half wall please - RNH has looked great on the PP in pre-season. Let's hope that continues.
October 04 2011, 07:30PM
Smyth needs to be a fixture on the PP. We have tons of skill and it will be tempting to throw them all out there at once. But that talent is wasted if the goalie gets to see every shot.
No question Smyth makes this PP much better - but heck, a 48-year-old Dave Andreychuk would too.
Remember when JS Giguere's wheels feel off 5 or 6 years ago - that was awesome.
My dad will give you 5000 Jason.
October 04 2011, 09:32PM
I'm glad to see an article that mentions what might have to go right for the Oilers to be in the playoff hunt. At least we can talk about the possibility. If the powerplay improves and Ryan Smyth chips in, that alone would win many games this season.
I don't like his tone, think we can get him banned?
Travis is a good guy, although he seems a bit edgy these days. Maybe he hasn't been drinking enough since he got married.
As far as Hemsky goes, like I said, great player but something hasn't been clicking for him. I have to admit he hasn't played a real game in what seems like forever, so maybe he'll sharpen up soon. We're pretty much screwed if he doesn't bounce back.
*If you're reading this Mrs. Dakin, please let Travis go out to the bar with Cory more often.
October 04 2011, 10:42PM
If we're being honest, Eberle and Hall weren't so hot on the PP last year either. Mind you that's to be expected for rookies (which is why I wouldn't count on Hopkins to turn it around much).
The one thing Smyth brings is that he's very good at going from the front of the net as a screen to getting to loose pucks low in the zone. He has a really good ability to box defenders out.
Not saying they're the be all end all, I just remember being happy when Eberle was on th PP because he'd actually move with and without the puck. It was such a relief.
October 04 2011, 11:07PM
Definitely remember Gardner. Couldn't skate well and never checked much but he was money around the net.
October 04 2011, 11:43PM
@Jason Gregor
What is making you question his desire for the PP?
I thought this was about the Oilers PP benefiting or getting better, not about Hemskys desire for PP time, and/or him benefiting from it.
Most people are focussing on the forwards and I agree with Gregor's comment regarding establishing a point shot being the biggest issue with the current PP.
I think the forwards are more than capable right now (and that is basically what Matt Schneider said on Gregor's show yesterday), but the big question will be with our defense. Hopefully Whitney, Barker and Petry can establish something.
I am also all for trying one of our forwards on the point like some other teams do. Pajaarvi and Hall seem like two of the best options to me. Both have decent shots and are fast enough to get back if need be. Plus, I believe they have both had some experience either playing defense (Pajaarvi) or the point on the PP (Hall).
Until we get bonafide stars with numbers to match we will continue to have our forwards run at by opposition and get penalties rather than the opposition getting them . Our youth have to put up a lot bigger numbers if we hope to have them treated and more protected like other bigger stars on other teams ! 40-70 point men are not your superstars , and we have none for all intensive purposes as yet . Kinder officiating should develop if we have the type of stars that come with big numbers .


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Beginning in 2014 the Emery County Business Chamber is recognizing a business of the month. In January the business was Stewart's Market in Castle Dale and in February, Food Ranch in Orangeville is being recognized. The business will have a sign on display that states they are the business of the month and will receive a plaque from the business chamber as well as a write-up in the Emery County Progress.
The business chamber has a lunch and learn every other month where they also highlight a local business and let them tell their story. Emery County is a unique place. We don't have one central large town like most places, the county is made up of small towns; none of them much over 3,000 in population. With a population this small it's hard to keep businesses going.
I've had the chance to visit these businesses to take pictures and to get information to let the public know what's available in our county. We don't have tons of options here. Clothing is pretty limited, as are shoes and items like that. But, what we do have is quality. I was lucky enough to be able to purchase Food Ranch doughnuts. They are always a big hit with my family and at the office. I've had to cut back on the doughnuts because I was beginning to resemble a doughnut a little too much. But, recently I said what the heck, and I've purchased two dozen just in one week. One dozen to take to the office in Price and one dozen for personal use.
I like shopping in our stores, because you can always find a friend there. There's someone you know to say hi to and visit for a moment. Even if you don't know them say hi anyway and make a new friend.
I decided recently to paint a bathroom at home, I talked to Patty at Magnuson Lumber and she said, I'd picked out some good colors. I doubt if most people really care what color you paint your bathroom, but Patty did and mixed the paint just right. We are so lucky to have such a great community and such great people to serve us.
We should take advantage of what we do have here. I go to Wal-Mart too and I expect I have seen many of you there. It seems like Emery County folks like to get out and run to Price and eat and shop. And, we can do that too, but try to buy as much as you can locally. If everyone does a little more shopping at home, the sales tax revenue will stay in our communities so they can grow.
Is there anyone in Emery County that hasn't had a BK pizza from BKs in Huntington. I swear when my boys were growing up I kept Kent in business with the number of pizzas my kids and their friends ate. Kent was impressed that I know their phone number by memory, 687-9393. If you haven't had a BK pizza get in there and have one. You can even get a free one if you fill up your gas card.
One of my daughters is hooked on calzones from Big Mamas. Every time they come to visit, one of our stops is always Big Mamas. Over Thanksgiving they brought some friends down to visit and we took them to Big Mamas and now they are hooked too. Our small communities offer a personal hometown touch. These Salt Lake dwellers said, "We don't have anything like this place in Salt Lake." And, they are right, Castle Dale has the only Big Mamas.
Ferron has the only Gillys. If you haven't had Mark's BBQ dinners then you are missing out. What about Jon Judd and his catering? His dutch oven meals are fantastic.
What we don't have in shopping experiences, the county more than makes up for with recreational opportunities. We have bouldering, snow mobiling, mountain biking, ice climbing, snow boarding, fishing, hunting, ATV and motorcycle riding, horse riding, hiking, camping all within a few short miles of our towns. It only takes a few days out of town for me to want to get back to the EC. Emery County. My son who is serving a mission in Bolivia always said, when we would come back into the county after we had been off to an out of town game or somewhere, "Back in the EC where everything makes sense." In all his letters he says, How are things in the EC? Well, it's not perfect here. We have our problems as do most places. But, I would say things are pretty darn good here in the EC. We rally around those who need our support as a community and I would like to see more of that, more unity in our county and more support for each other. A rising tide lifts all boats and I hope we can all rise together as we work to make Emery County a greater place to be.


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I've been having one of those Alice in Wonderland-type afternoons on the Internet where you happen upon something that fascinates you and whooosh! down you tumble, lost to the rest of the world for hours. Where did I fall? Into the Library of Congress' Flickr photostream, which boasts a particularly compelling trove of color images from the 1930s and 1940s. I was looking for images from Chicago from that period, and as I started sifting through the search results I was struck by how incredibly cinematic some of them they are. I even began to construct an imaginary narrative by pulling certain images out of the stream and mentally rearranging them like film stills from a lost movie about the Chicago trainyards in the 1940s. Kinda like this…
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There's definitely a steampunk vibe to my imaginary film, but you can fill in your own narrative blanks. (Click on each image to be taken directly to its respective Library of Congress flickr page, where you can get the real historical details on each image.) All of the above photographs were taken by the amazing Jack Delano for the Farm Security Administration, established by FDR to aid small farmers and restore damaged land and communities ravaged by the Depression. Delano, in particular, is known for his compositionally striking photographs documenting the country's train system.
Visit the Library of Congress' Flickr stream to see many more incredible historical images from this period, many of which, like the above examples, are in vibrant color.


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The man charged with causing Littleton Police Officer Kevin Denner's death is free on $50,000 bond.
Jemal Abdelkader Dawed, 37, appeared in court with his attorney, Wazir-Ali Muhammad Al-Haqq, to be advised of his rights May 8. Through an interpreter, he said he understood them. He speaks Amharic, the official language of Ethiopia.
Dawed is charged with vehicular homicide, driving while under the influence of alcohol, careless driving and failure to yield the right of way. He was not injured in the crash. Lisa Pinto, spokesperson for the 18th Judicial District, said District Attorney George Brauchler will personally prosecute the case, though he was unavailable for the arraignment.
"I made a commitment when I came into this office that if a police officer is murdered or someone attempts to murder them, or kills them like (Englewood police officer) Jeremy Bitner, I am going to try to find a way to be involved in that case," Brauchler said later that day. "I think that the men and women in blue deserve to have the weight of this office come to defend them on these things. I wish I could be on every single vehicular homicide. I wish I could be on every case where someone was hurt by a drunk driver. But if I have to draw the line somewhere, it's going to be when one of the people that protects us is killed by criminal conduct."
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Susioka said Dawed originally lied to police about his address, and prosecutors have yet to determine his true residence, employment and immigration status.
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By COREY BLUEMELStaff Writer
During a recent Clawson Town Council meeting, a concerned resident told the council about some problems with water bills and water pressure in the town. The first concern was with the classification of billings. It was stated that the connection at the farm of this citizen is billed as a livestock connection, but the resident is paying culinary water rates on the base amount of 10,000 gallons of water per month.
During the last year, the resident had stock at the farm during the winter months only and used a total of 2,000 gallons for the entire year. The council acknowledged the situation and promised to investigate as to what could be done. Mayor Carey Bloomer said she would talk with the other residents who have similar hookups and ask them their feelings on the matter. The Mayor will have a remedy to this problem as soon as possible.
The next concern brought by this resident was the secondary water pressure on the upper end of town. It was stated that with the watering restriction, the residents can only water two days a week. With this regulation, everyone in town is using the water on the same days and the pressure on the upper end of town is not enough to run a sprinkler. The council approved to separate the town in two sections and allow watering on different days as a temporary solution.
Councilman Clay Gasser informed the council that while he was attending an Emery County Recreation Board meeting, he requested some of the tables being removed from Bear Creek Campground. These tables are being replaced with new aluminum tables.
The tables being removed need some major repair. Gasser said the recreation board had approved his request.
Mayor Bloomer then read an agreement with Questar stating that any digging or construction that is being done must first be approved by the town, who will in turn notify Questar.
Bloomer also informed the council of the problems with the computers in town hall. The council approved to replace one computer now and the second computer at a later date.
The council appointed Councilman Gerry Hatch to set up and man the Clawson Town booth at the Emery County Fair. Also, Gov. Olene Walker has requested of the towns in Utah to designate June 12-19 as Utah Military Appreciation Week. The council approved the designation.
Mayor Bloomer handed out the tentative budget for the upcoming year. She explained that the Utah State Auditor had made a visit to Clawson and was very informative and helpful in the process of setting up the budget.
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April 02 2009 10:41AM
When we get greased we get hungover. When we get hungover we have unusual clarity of thought and 2 times out of 10 we get super vulnerable about stuff. This could be for a variety of reasons. Perhaps we have taken down a lady of questionable quality. Perhaps we threw a whisky bottle at a friend. Perhaps – well perhaps a variety of things Nation. We do a lot of questionable stuff.
Last night we went out and had ourselves a good ol' time. Why not – we have nothing to be excited about anymore. All is lost. Afterwards we came back to the crib and read our most beloved non pornographic website into the early morning. And we have come up with one vulnerable conclusion:
What in the hell are we doing with our life?
We started this website because we love the Oilers. When we say things like "we have an Oilers garbage can in our room that we have owned since we were 7" we mean it. If you told us "Wanye, stand in front of a Souray slapper and somehow time will reverse itself and the Oil will make the playoffs" we would do it in a heart beat. Why is this? We have no idea. Something must have broken in our seven year old head that makes us live and die with the powerplay of the local hockey squadron. We can't tell you when our Brother's birthday is. But we can tell you that Jason Soules was one of the worst draft picks in the last 25 years. He didn't even want to play the game professionally and still the Oilers drafted him in 1989. What the hell? Why do we know this?
Look what you have become "Wanye Gretz." We invented an acronym suggesting the coach – a grown man of unusual dedication to the city of Edmonton and it's citizens – be fired from his job. We call Dustin Penner – an obviously skilled but unhappy player – a Donair eating cylinder monkey. What the hell?
100 kidding points awarded
Let's not sit around and kid ourselves Nation. Probably half of the Oilers could give two squirts of rocket sauce about this City, it's fans or even really about the team itself. But before you get your gun and go looking for an undedicated Oiler know that this is the case all around the league. A lot of players view this as a job. A lucrative, groupie producing j-o-b. Gone are the days when a player will stick around here in the off season and his neighbor rebuild a fence over the summer. The instant the season ends most of these guys hop on a solid gold private jet and are summering in the South of France, eating truffles and drinking imported mineral water within 24 hours. That's just the way it is.
But you know who is here in the off season? By complete choice? Craig MacTavish and Kevin Lowe. Let's not kid ourselves here. These guys could be pretty much anywhere in the league, doing the same job and making the same money. They don't have to put up with the snow and the lack of urban density in the downtown core if they don't want to. They could be living in the Big Apple eating sushi with Keith Urban seven nights a week if they wanted. Instead they choose to live here in Edmonton and consider the South Side Keg to be a fancy place to take the Wife – just like we all do. Do we ever give them credit for sticking with it for as long as they have? Of course not.
Ales Kotalik was traded here and had no choice in the matter. Kevin Lowe returned here from the Big Apple to set up shop, build a mansion on the frozen tundra and do his best to make the team he unquestionably loves – a champion once again. MacTavish too. Let's be honest – no one can question their dedication. Results? Sure. But in an era when most people view the NHL as a paycheck to fund their Faberge egg habit these guys care a little more about you, me and the City of Edmonton than we give them credit for.
Know who else cares? Ethan Moreau. We know this for a fact. Don't think it just kills him that the Oil are going to miss the playoffs for the third time in a row and the second under his Captaincy? And what do we do? We tell him to hit the bricks. Steve Staios cares. Jason Strudwick cares too. Sam Gagner too cares bless his little heart.
And how do we repay them? By ragging on them mercilessly and demanding they be replaced with more high priced free agents who want to get the hell out of here at every opportunity.
100 more kidding points awarded
We have a sneaking suspicion that we are all kidding ourselves when we think we are the best fans in the league. With the exception of the Cup run, we collectively ride the Oilers harder than O'Sullivan's dad when he was in Pee Wee. 99 minutes out of 100 we are filled with unbridled hatred and the other 1 minute we are irrationally euphoric and going through Sheldon Souray's garbage to see what kind of gel he uses. Know what that makes us? Good fans? No.
Insane stalkers. That's what it makes us.
Things are clearly broken here in E-town. This team leads the league in least bang for your buck. The players in the room that care the most aren't capable of scoring eleven goals in the third period and leading us to victory. The players that are capable of this feat don't care enough to get off their platinum asses and do it with the season on the line. So what do we do? We learn the wrong lessons and rail road the well meaning role players and management out of town. We cheer loudly when a player comes into town hoping that this is going to be "the guy." Then when he isn't the guy we turn on him too. Then we collectively blame the weather when they demand to leave.
Ask yourself the hard questions Nation. Look your bloodshot eyes in the face and really ask yourselves these questions:
- Of everyone collecting a pay cheque from Kay-Z this season – who is the most dedicated to the team we collectively love? Outside of a handful of players in the room who really cares about restoring this team to the glory of years ago? Is it the 20 something millionaire that can't wait to get his last paycheck of the season so he can go to Kelowna and ball like a member of G-Unit? Or is it the two middle aged men who still get up in the morning, look at the frozen wasteland that is our City and think "yep. This is where I want to be. This place used to be the shit and it I could make it awesome again." The only the only people in the league who will ever think this way are the same people we are demanding get boxed up and shipped the F out of town.
- Lame ass audio clips aside - are we really holding up our end of the bargain as fans? We have watched games in a great many arenas now. Half of the fans in Anaheim are just excited to see ice for heavens sakes. They don't care about the coach making third line players into grinders. Hell they don't even know what a grinder is. They stand up at the weirdest points to cheer. They all look confusedly at each other when icing is called. We sit and scream at one another how a guy that is on pace to score 17 goals should be sent to the ECHL where he play third string goalie. You know, to teach him a lesson. Are we really the best fans in the league?
- Would you want to play here in Edmonton if you were in the NHL? The cheques cash the same all over the league playboy.
We pride ourselves on ripping on the Oil whenever we get the urge. We get a special little thrill every time one of you good people join in, comment on an article or send us an email. We are thunderstruck at the popularity of this website and that real journalists like Robin Brownlee and Jason Gregor have humored our little business and treat this thing seriously. And what do we do the instant we have the privilege of being able to address our fellow Oilers fans? Things like this:
"It is you who is letting us down Edmonton Oilers. Get that very, very clear in your collective minds."
And who are we again to talk like this? Nobody? Oh that's right. Nobody.
A MacT/K-Lowe-less future
This team is clearly broken. The statement we have heard is that "this is going to be the busiest off season in the history of the Oilers." Who is going to come back here and replace the departing folk? More high priced players who don't really give a shit? When MacTavish leaves and Kevin Lowe finally decides "screw this. I have shaved a good ten years off my life for this team and for this City. I'm going to assemble a kick ass sword collection and mail it in" who are we left with? Will anyone in power even remember when it was expected to win a Cup in this City?
When they go, so goes the last link to the Oilers expecting to be a contender year in and year out. Then it's going to be a bunch of hired guns who collect the cheque and the only link to better days will be that dented Oilers garbage can in our room.
Maybe it's time for some incrementalism...(small often unplanned changes)
I've been guilty of wanting this roster "blown up". I'm over emotional and I care too much... MacT and Lowe are probably guilty of the same. There have been toooooo many player/personnel moves in too short a time. The Oilers lacked puck moving defencemen... two years later they have too many puck moving defencemen and lack grit on the back end... This offseason the temptation may be to swing too far the other way; and so on... It might be time to keep what we have; making only two or three roster changes. Address the need for an additional physical D-man, an experienced faceoff/penalty killing center, and a goaltender. This kind of approach won't be popular; but the Oilers probably have a better chance of success staying the course rather than completely reshuffling the deck. As fans, we say we want change... What we are really want is success!
When I was a kid I grew up hating the team that knocked the Oilers out of the playoffs. NY. LA. Calgary. Any city with 'Stars' attached to it.
And who do the kids today have to hate?
Each year we wait as the Oilers are mathematically eliminated from the playoffs.
There's a generation of youth being brought up with an unhealthy distaste for mathematics simply because it has been the Oilers most potent rival for oh-so-long.
The Oilers could do wonders for public education (and increased Math scores) if they'd just get into the playoffs and get beaten by a real flesh-and-blood lineup in a respectful fashion.
Is that asking so much?
Oilers, won't you think of the children? Won't you think of our future?
The Oilers are alot like the Simpsons. So much of the support is based on a product that was delivered in the past and isn't being lived up to anymore.
Just like episodes of the Simpsons the Oilers used to be good, so we watch them, force a semi-nostalgic tributory smile when they try, and then feel genuinely unsatisfied within 30 minutes but can't bring ourselves to hate them.
In fact, the Oilers are ALSO alot like a good buddy from High School or University that used to be a Good-Time-Charlie 'till he shacked up with a girl named Captain No Fun... Nevermind, one analogy is enough.
Peace and love everyone. We all love MacT and Lowe for what they have done to Edmonton and the Edmonton Oiler team. Peace and love baby, where's that swimmer with that b@ng when you need him
Peace and love brother, Oil win tonight and are right back in it.
Wanye, I set them up for you to hit them outta here!
Slow Lowe and Silver Fox - Wanting to stay here, that's a red herring because they are not taking a "hometown" discount to stay and are in fact making oodles of dough.
Go Oilers! (something clever about Shark soup)
Never commented on this site before, but damn Wayne, this is an epic piece.
You've successfully shamed me. I am, by all accounts, a MacT and Lowe hater.
You've made me feel shame for that.
There comes a point where you have to move on from the past. The fans and the organization alike need to do so, it's been 18 years since the last Stanley Cup and this league has changed dramatically since then. It's time to stop being blinded by the brightness of the past and find some new blood that can look at this organization with a fresh set of eyes and no favours to keep in mind.
It's nice to think about the past and have some elements of those glory days around, but when it completely clouds one's thinking, it has gone too far. The time has come to make changes, changes for the better.
I was totally with you until the clarity of thought thing, then my ADD kicked in and that does offer some intrigue.
Apparently I am not getting greased enough, a possibility not fully endorsed by the woman (thus the intrigue.)
So in a quest for greater understanding I shall slide up to the cash box and take down the entire 400 dollar offering, invest it in ummm I guess 20 premium doubles (factoring in the 10% gratuity....) and hope to be suitably entertained in my heightened state of non awareness.
eagerly awaits the epiphany to follow with mischievous grin embossed on countenance.
but honey?...... wanye said!!
* books room* * *throws out tattoo parlor cards* * *Stencils name in shorts**
lets go oilers!!!!!!!!!!
Here is what I think.
How about we stop paying lazy ass players like hemsky OOOO he has talent...yeah use it buddy, and Horscoff who plays like a girl and can't score for his life. I could go on and on. I`m so sick of them doing nothign game in and game out. Then they try really hard though late in the third period just to remind you that they are in fact just super lazy. If I wasn't a die hard Oilers fan I would hate this team, because there is nothign I hate more than lazy hockey players.
Mazola: Well done!:)
April 02 2009, 03:59PM
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time to stop being blinded by the brightness of the past and find some new blood that can look at this organization with a fresh set of eyes and no favours to keep in mind.
There's a quote I'm reminded of. It goes something like:
"Remember when" conversations are the lowest form of discourse.
April 02 2009, 07:58PM
Penner rules. He'll be ok. He is still suuuper young. He is the only one who will face a Souray shot...who also rules. Patience is key here. They will have to really giver to make the playoffs this year but they ain't out of it yet. And Lowe has moved on. Let's see what Tambalini does. And MacT, ahhh he is good and he did take the Oil to the 7th of the final...that is nothing to sneeze at. And if Moreau doesn't get hurt last year for the ENTIRE season, I bet they make the playoffs. Everybody take a deep breath, this team will prevail. They have do...I gotta bottle of rum riding on it and I like my rum...G'Oil!!!
Hemsky must want out of Edm.
With the comments from Staufer, I think Hemsky is gone.
April 04 2009, 10:01AM
i agree with everything said. being to almost every oil game this season its a grave yard in there..as far as mac t goes, its not so much hes a bad coach its just time for a change. since the cup run how many players have we shipped out or got rid of..hell since the lockout. weve tried blowing up the roster and bringing in fresh faces but its the same result. the only logical thing left to do is switch up the coaching staff. and not just mact but huddy, moore and bucky. the old boys need to go. just look at the pens. im obviously not comparing the two but they had a coaching change and damn,...there on fire because thier being told to have fun, play there game and not some system. aswell look at the hawks this yr...same shit different pile. with the exception of rock solid goaltending....guys we have a very talented team with a good mix of youth. vets skill and grit...so as fans lets embrace this instead of being so thick headed


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In the American Journal of Climate Change report led by Pinhas Alpert of Israel's Tel Aviv University, researchers looked at aerosol pollution data collected by three NASA satellite instruments from 2002 to 2010. The instruments observed the 189 largest cities worldwide.
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The psalmist offers a prayer of the afflicted—Zion will be built up when the Lord appears in His glory—Though the heaven and earth perish, the Lord who created them will endure forever.
1 Hear my prayer, O Lord, and let my cry come unto thee.
3 For my days are consumed like smoke, and my bones are burned as an hearth.
4 My heart is smitten, and withered like grass; so that I forget to eat my bread.
5 By reason of the voice of my groaning my bones cleave to my skin.
6 I am like a
7 I watch, and am as a sparrow alone upon the house top.
8 Mine enemies reproach me all the day; and they that are mad against me are sworn against me.
9 For I have eaten ashes like bread, and mingled my drink with weeping,
10 Because of thine indignation and thy wrath: for thou hast lifted me up, and cast me down.
11 My days are like a
12 But thou, O Lord, shalt endure for
13 Thou shalt arise, and have
14 For thy servants take pleasure in her stones, and favour the dust thereof.
15 So the heathen shall fear the name of the Lord, and all the kings of the earth thy glory.
16 When the Lord shall build up Zion, he shall
17 He will regard the
18 This shall be
19 For he hath looked down from the height of his sanctuary; from heaven did the Lord behold the earth;
20 To hear the groaning of the prisoner; to loose those that are appointed to death;
21 To declare the name of the Lord in Zion, and his praise in Jerusalem;
22 When the people are gathered together, and the kingdoms, to serve the Lord.
23 He weakened my strength in the way; he shortened my days.
24 I said, O my God, take me not away in the midst of my days: thy years are throughout all generations.
25 Of old hast thou laid the foundation of the
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Damian Trujillo, whose family first came to the United States from Mexico through the Bracero Program, is now a NBC Bay Area news reporter, host and producer of "Comunidad Del Valle."
His success story is recorded in the award-winning documentary From the Fields: An American Journey, produced by journalism professor Carolyn Brown. The half hour documentary is a biography of Trujillo's life, from the Salinas Valley to college, and on to the NBC Newsroom.
Brown recently received the 2013 Gracie Award for Outstanding Director – News/Non-Fiction for the documentary. Other awards include, an Orson Welles Grand Award and the CreaTV Award- Excellence in Directing for the documentary and the directing. About these accomplishments Brown says, "I'm excited about the awards [the film won], but I would like to be nominated for an Emmy!"
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Brown began work on this film two years ago, while working on another documentary about the Salinas Valley called The Salinas Project. Her former colleague at NBC, Trujillo's story was too interesting to keep in the background, so Brown shifted focus and finished the film last summer and fall while on leave from teaching.
From the Fields documents Trujillo's journey. Both his mother and father struggled to support their family of ten while laboring in the fields of the Salinas Valley. Trujillo and his siblings worked in the fields weekends and summers starting at about 12 years old. As the first in the family to go to college, which led to a successful career as a news reporter in Spanish language television, then NBC, Brown says his story is impressive, but not as rare as one may think.
According to Brown, Trujillo's journey is typical, as many children of immigrants become accomplished. However, Brown says, "It's unusual in that he's on TV," a highly visible rejection of some of the negative stereotypical images of Mexican-Americans as undocumented immigrants, housekeepers, and gang members. "What this is, is an oppositional representation of Latinos," says Brown. It puts forth a positive image of hard-working Latinos. As the daughter of a Latino immigrant, Brown says her work is very personal. Asked why she chose to produce the film, she says, "I see myself as a journalist, a filmmaker, and an activist for the Latino community."
Brown approached NBC about the documentary, and NBC decided to run with it. She produced it for broadcast "because I worked for TV, I like TV," she says. From the Fields was distributed nationwide to NBC affiliates and has aired in many of the top U.S. media markets.
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Inspiration can come from almost anywhere. Karla Ott found it as a college student in the far reaches of Slovakia, working with children on a church mission with whom she had no way to communicate other than expression.
"We had absolutely no language connection with them," she said. "It was simply about loving the children."
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"I had never seen teaching and education as a field that I would be good in," she said. "But I realized that it was not as much about teaching as much as developing connections with kids and loving them."
Ott is now in her fourth year of teaching fourth-graders at Rivers Edge – a group she calls the perfect age for her.
"These kids, they haven't developed the need to just get away from adults and away from having so much structure," she said. "They still really crave the structure that elementary education gives them.
"And they still kind of think you're pretty cool."
Ott herself is a product of Henrico County Public Schools – a Tucker graduate who attended Shady Grove Elementary and Short Pump Middle and has lived in the River's Edge zone nearly her entire life – since before the school itself ever existed.
She teaches a fitness class at the nearby Shady Grove YMCA before school in the mornings and for the past three years has also coached girls' lacrosse at Deep Run High School in the afternoons. She's given that up this year but has a new afterschool program that excites her just as much – a running club that she and two other teachers created.
"We were expecting 10 or 15 kids might be interested," she said, "but our numbers are in the low 90s now. It has just exploded. The kids are so excited."
The 'River Runners' club brings fitness experts and yoga instructors, among others, to educate second- through fifth-graders about different activities they can enjoy outdoors. Club members spend an hour each day running.
Ott credits her own love of running – which she developed after college at the behest of a friend – with changing her life by making her a more fit, confident person. (She's since run several marathons and half-marathons.) She believed it could do something similar for her students, who will compete in the kids' run at this year's Ukrop's Monument Avenue 10k.
"I just picture all of our kids in their River Runner shirts coming to the finish line," Ott said, smiling at the thought.
Villa's Flagler Housing wins national NAEH award
St. Joseph's Villa's Flagler Housing & Homeless Services was one of three entities to earn the National Alliance to End Homelessness' Champion of Change Award. The awards were presented Nov. 17 during a ceremony at the Newseum in Washington, D.C.
NAEH annually recognizes proven programs and significant achievements in ending child and family homelessness.
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Entertainment Dec. 12 will be provided by the Laburnum Elementary School choir and the Henrico High School Mighty Marching Warriors band. Tree decorations crafted by students from Laburnum Elementary School and L. Douglas Wilder Middle School will be on display. Hot chocolate and cookies will be supplied by the Henrico High School football boosters. > Read more.
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