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Does anyone else wonder if the Uchiha were just born with easier eyes to pluck out? Shisui pulled his out with the quickness and acted like it was no big deal.
Also I have say this was a pretty touching chapter. I think their father understood what he was doing was wrong and took what was coming to him like a real man (same with his wife). It was nice to hear his parents talk about how they still loved Itachi even with what he was doing, and how they knew he was going to live in pain. Plus it was nice seeing them acknowledge Sasuke since in pretty much all the flashbacks all they did was care about Itachi.
If you ask me, this chapter was only meant to pave the way for Naruto to change Sasuke's heart. To show that even though you can do unforgivable acts, the people that love you will always forgive you and continue to love you.

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URGENT: Help Prevent Oil Drilling Near Robert Smithson's Spiral Jetty
Robert Smithson's monumental earthwork Spiral Jetty (1970) is located on the Great Salt Lake in Utah. Using black basalt rocks and earth from the site, the artist created a coil 1500 feet long and 15 feet wide that stretches out counterclockwise into the translucent red water. Spiral Jetty was acquired by Dia Art Foundation as a gift from the Estate of the artist in 1999.
The expansive natural setting of the Great Salt Lake and its environs is integral to the artwork and provides an essential frame for experiencing Smithson's project. Visitors come from around the world to Rozel Point in Box Elder County to see the Spiral Jetty which was conceived in relation to the specific geology and topology of its unique site.
The fragile balance of earth, salt lake, and local flora and fauna, symbolized in the form and structure of the artwork, must be maintained to preserve the experience of the Spiral Jetty in this unique landscape.
Spiral Jetty is threatened by a permit application to allow oil drilling nearby in the Great Salt Lake. Drilling activity would disrupt the Jetty's viewshed and the area's silent and isolated character, and would degrade the natural environment of the lake. Moreover, construction and operation will introduce toxins and chemicals to the delicate saline water, potentially deteriorating the sculpture's immediate environment and threatening the physical integrity of Smithson's extraordinary artwork. In addition, drilling activity could lead to increased traffic and heavy transport on the rural road that leads to the Spiral Jetty through Golden Spike National Monument, as well as the potential for noise pollution from drilling and operations.
Write letters to Utah's Public Lands Policy Coordinating Office explaining the national and international significance of the Spiral Jetty, and urging them to deny filing #8853, and any future filings that similarly constitute a threat to the artwork and the surrounding environment. Please note, letters must be sent by February 13th and should reference application number # 8853. The Dia Art Foundation has a sample letter that can be viewed here.
Robert Smithson was born in Passaic, New Jersey, in 1938. In 1953, as a high-school student, he won a scholarship to New York's Art Students League, where he studied in the evenings for the next two years, also taking classes at the Brooklyn Museum School in 1956. Smithson's first solo exhibition was in 1959, at the Artist's Gallery, New York. He began to produce what he considered his first mature works of writing and sculpture in 1964. Smithson used black basalt rocks and earth from the site surrounding the Great Salt Lake in Utah, to create the monumental Earthwork Spiral Jetty (1970), a coil 1,500 feet long and fifteen feet wide that stretches out counterclockwise into the translucent red water of the lake. Smithson died in a plane crash in Amarillo, Texas, in 1973, while working on Amarillo Ramp. Major retrospectives of his work have been organized by the Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art, Ithaca, New York (1980), the Institut Valencià d'Art Modern, Centre Julio González, Valencia (1993), the National Museum of Contemporary Art, Oslo (1999), and the Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art (2004). In 1999, Dia acquired his Spiral Jetty as a gift of his estate, and works are on long-term view at Dia:Beacon, Riggio Galleries.


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slept ok..only work half a day today..
Slept OK, but in pain...
Merry Christmas to all...
Slept ok...already ran a few errands - expect a quiet day now
I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas
slept ok..busy day ahead.
Fell asleep (finally) around 2:30, then slept for 6 hours! VERY quiet day ahead!
I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas
Terrible sleep again, pain everywhere and I won't be doing much today..
Merry Christmas to all...
How was my day? Crazy! I feel like I walked a few miles going outside every fifteen or twenty minutes to move the sprinkler. I tried using two sprinklers but hardly any water came out of each hose so I went back to using only one.


text: The children of Bob and Clara Miller announce the 60th wedding anniversary of their parents. They were married on July 15, 1950 in Reno, Nev., and have been life long residents of Price. They have five children, Cindy (Lynn) O'Neil, David Miller (Tracy), Bobbie (Gary) Grako, Brady (Lisa) Miller and Ileen Lowder. They have 15 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. A celebration is planned in their honor Aug. 14, 2010 from 2 to 4 p.m. at a Scofield Cabin in the Bolotas Subdivision, which will be marked. Family and friends are welcome to drop by and share in the celebration. Please, no gifts.


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MOAB - Our loving son, brother, grandson and beloved nephew, Christopher William Appleby, age 21, passed away unexpectedly Nov. 29, 2006.
He was born July 16, 1985 in Price to Robert (Bobby) William Appleby and Gaylene Haycock.
Chris enjoyed hunting, fishing, camping and horseback riding.
He loved spending time with his family and friends in the outdoors and he passed away while doing what he enjoyed.
Chris will be dearly missed by his family, friends, and especially his aunt, Georgia, whom he lived with in Moab.
Survived by his parents, Bobby and Gaylene Appleby, Price; brother, Bobby Appleby Jr., and his wife, Autumn; niece, Hannah Marie, all of Wyoming; sister, Robin Appleby, Price; grandparents, John and Louise Kneib, Palm Springs, Calif.; Ron and Dian Jewkes, Helper; Tom Haycock, Kenilworth; special aunt, Georgia Huckins, Moab; numerous aunts, uncles, cousins and dear friends.
Funeral service was Monday, Dec. 4, at Mitchell Funeral Home. Interment, Cliffview Cemetery, Price.
ELMO/HUNTINGTON - Mary Azelia Harper Atwood, 92 of Huntington and formerly of Elmo, passed away surrounded by her loving family on Nov. 30, 2006 at Emery County Care Center.
She was born June 26, 1914 in Cleveland to Samuel and Maude Oviatt Harper. Married William Dean Atwood Jan. 18, 1933 in Elmo. He preceded her in death on Feb. 26, 1978. They raised four special children, sons, Ferrel, Delroy, Ronald (deceased), and one wonderful daughter, Dorene.
Azelia enjoyed her lifetime activities of the RSVP volunteer organization, Good Sam's Club, the senior center dances, Bonco, the senior band, and her many special friends and abundant family members.
She loved to crochet, quilt, family get togethers and teaching all the family to do what she loved.
She is survived by her children, Ferrel (Sally) Atwood, Delroy (Linda) Atwood, Dorene (Garold) Horrocks; daughter-in-law, Nancy Atwood; 17 grandchildren, 39 great-grandchildren, 11 great-great-grandchildren, with two more on the way; sister-in-law, Hope Harper, Riverton; many loving nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband; son, Ronald; daughter-in-law, Tina Atwood; stepfather, William F. Franklin; and brother, Dwain Harper.
Funeral service Tuesday, Dec. 5, noon, Huntington LDS Stake Center. Family will be at the church Tuesday one hour prior to service. Interment, Cleveland City Cemetery under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the Emery County Care Center. The family would like to thank Rocky Mountain Hospice, Emery County Care Center, Dr. Nichols, Sara Lee, and a special thanks to all her very special friends.
GARDEN GROVE, Calif. - Judith 'Judi' Dee Ware Seay died Nov. 11, 2006 in the Fountain Valley Regional Hospital near her home in Garden Grove, Calif. She was 60 years old.
She had been disabled for several years, suffering from lupus and, more recently, from cancer.
While in the hospital, the years-long stress on her body took its toll and she succumbed to heart failure.
She was born May 11, 1946 to Gilbert and Helen Ware. Judi spent her adolescent and teen years in Orangeville and graduated from South Emery High School. She attended Utah State University, where she met and married Tom Cruickshank.
The pair traveled to Chicago, Ill., where Tom played football for the Chicago Bulls, and later to Las Vegas, Nev., where he was assistant football coach at the UNLV. They later divorced.
Judi moved to California in 1986 and had a successful career for several years in various businesses before being forced to retire because of lupus. She met and married Larry Seay in Westminster, Calif.; later divorced.
Survivors include her brother, Donald (Joan); nieces, Kim (Ty) Loyola and Tess (Kent) Thompson, all of Salt Lake City; her aunt, Betty (Ted) Bryan of Helper; and numerous cousins. She had a particularly close relationship with her cousin, Jill Cox of Salt Lake, and with her Orangeville neighbor, LaVon Reid Timothy. She was preceded in death by her parents; her aunt, Thelma (John) Cox; her uncle, Harold (Fern) Jewkes; her aunt, Dee (Art) Waterman; and her uncle, Ted (Artell) Jewkes.
At her request, she was cremated and will be buried next to her parents in the Orangeville City Cemetery. Memorial services will be at a later date.
FERRON - Our beloved father, grandfather, great-grandfather, brother and friend, Lamar Smoot Powell, age 79, passed away Dec. 1, 2006 at his home in Ferron.
Our beloved father was called home from the loving arms that surrounded him here and was welcomed home by his eternal sweetheart and family.
He was born April 27, 1927 to John and Mary Ann Powell. Married Reva Banner on April 15, 1950 in Elko, Nev.; and later was sealed as a family in the Salt Lake LDS Temple Dec. 3, 1963 for all eternity.
Dad was an active member of United Mine Workers Local 6363 having retired from US Fuel Co.
Dad loved hunting, fishing, gardening, woodworking, and his favorite was teasing and tickling his grandchildren and spending time with his family.
Dad served faithfully in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He held many positions in the church, including bishop of the Kearns 9th LDS Ward and bishop of the Hiawatha LDS Ward. Later moved to Ferron, as a member of the Ferron Creek LDS Ward.
Lamar is survived by his three children, Kent (Kathy) Powell, Sharron (Sam) Smith and Shannan (Clifford) Newsome. He had 24 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren; two sisters, Mary Ann King and Marcella Powell. Preceded in death by his loving wife Reva B. Powell; his daughter, Patricia Evans; his grandson, Michael Newsome; his parents; five brothers and five sisters.
Funeral services will be Wednesday, Dec. 6, at 10 a.m. at the Ferron LDS Stake Center, 555 South 400 West. Friends may call Tuesday from 6 to 8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary in Price and one hour prior to the services in Ferron. Burial, Spanish Fork City Cemetery.
PRICE - Charles Ray Fausett, "Charley Ray," 80, diedDec. 2, 2006 of natural causes surrounded by his family.
He will be dearly missed.
He was born June 3, 1926 to Charles A. and Kisten M. Fausett, in Price.
He married Pearl LaNae Martin on Oct. 9, 1949 in Elko, Nev. Together, they raised five children. Pearl passed away in 1987.
He attended schools in Price until he was 17, when he joined the U.S. Navy. He served proudly through World War Two and Korea.
Ray drove trucks for many different companies, eventually traveling to all the states, and also worked as a coal miner, gasoline station operator, and a nightclub owner.
He was a member of the LDS Church, American Legion and the United Mine Workers of America.
He enjoyed camping, boating, fishing, golfing and, most of all, his family.
He is survived by his children, Mickey (Griff) Thayn, Wellington; Jerry, Price; Karen, Rock Springs, Wyo.; and Rusty (Kerstine), Price; sisters, Faye Vuksinick, Price, and Wayne Smith, Price; very special friend, Norma Steele; 21 grandchildren and 27 great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by his wife, Pearl; daughter, Susan; his sisters, Elloise, Jenny, Pearl, Ila and Ruth; brothers, George and Jess. He is now reunited with them all.
Funeral services will be Wednesday, Dec. 6, at 11 a.m. at the Price LDS Stake Center, 150 South 500 East. A viewing will be Tuesday from 6 to 8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary in Price and one hour prior to services. Burial, Price City Cemetery.
PRICE - Our loving father, grandfather, friend and brother, Thomas Jefferson Robinson, age 82, passed away peacefully in his sleep after a short illness on Nov. 30, 2006.
He was born Jan. 11, 1924 in Lawrenceburg, Tenn., to Joseph Melvin and Naomia Parris Robinson. Married Bethel Ciscell on Aug. 28, 1944 in Carleston, Mo. She passed away on Nov. 24, 2006.
Tom was a member of the First Baptist Church. Dad was employed at Kaiser Steel in Sunnyside for 36 years and retired in 1986. He was a member of UMWA Local 9958. He also worked for Bunnell Dodge for many years.
Dad loved to go fishing and work in his garden. He also enjoyed hunting, camping, spending time with his wife, children and family, watching western movies, eating peanuts and drinking Pepsi.
He was a generous man and, if you needed help, you could count on Dad. He will be dearly missed by his family and a community of friends.
Survived by his sons, Gary, Richard, Dan (Vicky) Robinson, all of Price; Joe (Denise) Robinson, Spring Glen; daughters, Theda Ussery, Helper; Sue (Earl) Cullum, Lawrence; Marilyn Robinson, Price; 31 grandchildren, 35 great-grandchildren; brothers, Bill and Sidney Robinson; sister, Peggy Giovingo, all of Rockford, Ill. Preceded in death by his loving wife; parents; daughter, Catherine Stone; brothers, John, Marvin, James and Ervin; sisters, Dora Lee Pemberton, Carrie Smith, Cora Tarrence and Clara Robinson.
Funeral services Tuesday, Dec. 5, 1 p.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's one hour prior to service. Interment, Cliffview Cemetery, Price.
HELPER - Our loving mother, grandmother and friend, Anne Montoro Bonacci, age 91, died Nov. 24, 2006 in Price.
She was born Aug. 9, 1915 in Hiawatha to James and Rose Bonacci Montoro. Married Victor Ralph Bonacci on Dec. 4, 1940 in Helper. He died in 1954.
Anne was a member of St. Anthony Catholic Church. Longtime resident of Helper.
She will be dearly missed by her family and friends.
Survived by daughter, Barbara (John) Flynn, Coombs, British Columbia; four grandchildren, Jason (Amanda) Gerberg, Daniel Gerberg, Angela Flynn, Shawna Flynn; and sister, Laura Rogers.
Funeral Mass, Friday, Dec. 1, St. Anthony Catholic Church. Vigil service, Friday, Dec. 1, at the church.Committal service, Mountain View Cemetery, Helper, under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations to St. Anthony Catholic Church.
HELPER/GRANTS PASS, Ore. - Former Utah resident Editha "Teddy" Floriene Mower, 86, of Grants Pass, Ore., died Nov. 26, 2006.
She was born June 4, 1920 in Thistle. She graduated from Carbon High School and later received her RN from Holy Cross School of Nursing.
She devoted 40 years of service to the nursing profession in Utah, where she lived until two and one-half years ago when she moved to Grants Pass, Ore., to live with her son and daughter-in-law.
Editha enjoyed attending her church. She also enjoyed planting a summer flower garden as well as collecting a variety of knickknacks, which she proudly displayed in her home.
Her hobbies included reading, golfing, playing bridge, Tai Chi and line dancing. She especially loved sports of any kind.
Survived by sons, Phillip Greer (Ruby) of Grants Pass, Ore.; Chris Joe Sisson of Flora Vista, N.M.; and daughter, Jessie Albrecht (Bill) of Cour d' Alene, Idaho; grandchildren, Summer Greer of San Francisco, Calif.; and Brent Albrecht of Cour d' Alene, Idaho.
She requested that her ashes be scattered in the surrounding hills of her childhood home in Helper. Arrangements under the direction of Stephens Family Chapel.


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Jerome Russell
Jerome Russell's Punky Hair Color
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- Features
- Colors that condition and shine. Last longer on chemically treated or bleached hair.
- Europes latest colors created by David Jerome for bleached and chemically treated hair.
- Punky Color will give a highlighted effect when used on darker hair. No peroxide required.
- About the brand
Colors that condition and shine. Last longer on chemically treated or bleached hair.
Colors available: Turquoise, Lagoon Blue, Bright Yellow, Red Wine,Dark Tulip, Flame, Spring Green, Coral Red, Mardarin, Violet, Apple Green,Vermillion Red, Atlantic Blue, Rubine, Rose Red, Poppy Red, Plum, Pillarbox Red,Flamingo Pink, Purple, Fire, Blue Black, Ebony, Alpine Green, Midnight Blue.
Shampoo hair and towel dry. Use petroleum jelly or baby oil around hairline and on ears. Use rubber gloves. Apply dye evenly from hair roots to ends with a Jerome Russell tint brush. Comb through. Leave on for approximately 15 minutes,then rinse out. Color will fade out with each shampoo and last for 3-6 weeks.For best results, bleach hair first and do not condition.
Bleach it, streak it or dye it with Jerome Russell. Best known for Punky Color, Jerome Russell do-it-yourself hair color introduces over 25 rainbow-colored hues guaranteed to stand out.
Love This!!This is the best hair color that I have eeeever used. I used flamingo pink in the first pic, and about 4 months later I used Vermillion Red. The color looks great, and it makes your hair sooo shiny.Feb 3, 2010Karnesha
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Love Itits amazing lasts forever and smells to die for :DDDD it did turn everything in my bathroom pink along with my tub lol this pic is of my hair after a few washes before it was too dark but it lightend up nicely :] *TIP mix it with conditioner it doesnt take a lot of the hair dye to turn the conditioner pink and that way it comes out cotton candy pink instead of really dark AND it lasts forever you can make the color as light or as dark as you want :]Jan 25, 2010Heather
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Last The Longest.I have been using other hair dye products and found myself re-dying my hair ever two weeks. I was getting frustrated that nothing was really staying in my hair. Then I when I walked into one of the stores that I shop at often, one of the sales clerks pointed out this brand of hair dye. She told me that her friend uses the same brand and it stays in for several weeks. So I decided to give it a shot. I I bought a bottle and used it. I ended up loving this brand. Yes it does stain everything BUT it is the only hair dye that lasts over a month in my hair. Not only that but it also changes colors with my hair type so I get a variety of colors. I am in love with the turquoise. xD I love this product though and it is always gone at the store I buy it from.Nov 26, 2009Britters
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Stain Shmainthis is the only product I trust on my clients who want fashion colors, of course it stains everything its a direct dye, they all do. Its basically the concept of food coloring for your hair to stain it a awesome bright color. As a stylist, rule of thumb is if it doesn't stain everything including your hands, its not going to last in your hair, bottom line. Punky color is the only color line that has enough pure pigment to stain and last in bleached hair, thank god for it because it makes me a whole lot of money and my clients really pleased. they don't mind the staining or running of the color, anyone who is a true fashion color user knows the drill and is willing to have a purple tub for a couple days for some sick purple hair.I used it on my whole head every 4 weeks and have gained a whole lot of clients by my own hair as an advertisement. oh yeah and a few squirts of Clorox will take it right off honey in a jiffy. punky rocks don't let anyone tell you otherwise.Oct 19, 2009Noelle / Sunny, California
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A Purple Nightmare!This has to be the worst hair dye I have EVER used. It tinted my bathtub completely ( I knew it would to some extent but this was ridiculous) it stained my hands and fingernails when rinsing it out too. And while washing it out in the shower it stained my body as well. And I went to go straighten my hair when it was dry and when running my hands through my hair it stained them AGAIN. And it got on my straightener too. I had to wash my hair 6 times with shampoo and twice with conditioner to stop it from coming off onto my hands with such great intensity. It STILL lightly is staining my hands and the foam from the shampoo in the shower is still a deep purple. I will NEVVEEERRR use this again. Although after all of that hard work, mess and frustration the color does look nice. But it's definitely NOT worth the trouble you could get the same affect without the mess with Special effects hair dye.Oct 10, 2009Chelsea
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Plum Rocks!I've been using the the Punky Colour for 20 years! It is the best! Yes, your shower, pillowcase, etc . get stained, but it washes out! The color in your hair is vivid and long-lasting. There's nothing else on the market like it!Sep 24, 2009Suzan
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Happy I Found This Again!Way back in high school I used Punky color and LOVED it! Then one day I couldn't find it anywhere (this is before I really discovered internet shopping) so for 4 years I used what ever else I could find including Manic Panic, Special effects, raw, fudge (also a great product but not easy to find), Jazz whatever crappy color in a pink bottle, N'rage (lol) and some other lame brands. None of them were really comparable To Punky Color. When I found it being widely sold again was SIKED! and switched right back to using it. Most recently i used their Plumb color and after a month of no touch ups it still looks hawt!Sep 17, 2009Nadi / Chicago, IL USA
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Flamingo PinkI used Flamingo Pink and it turned out very nicely. At first it was a very dark magenta color. However, when the sun hit it, it was beautiful with various shades of pinkish purple. Now the dye has faded to to very nice, rich hot pink color. I really love it! The dye smells amazing and I only had to use half a jar to do my whole head, when before I had to use an entire bottle of Manic Panic or Color Jamz. I have read lots of reviews on here about people having problems with the color running, staining and rubbing off, but I have had none of those problems. The dye sticks to my bleached hair very nicely. The water in my shower did have a very slight pink tinge of the first two weeks, but that has always happened to me with any dye that I've used, permanent or not. Overall, I am very happy with this product. It lasts a long time, smells great, looks great, isn't messy (for me at least), and the price is very reasonable. I would suggest this dye to anyone who is going for a crazy hair color :)Sep 13, 2009Stacia / Missoula, Montana USA
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Rubine, Ebony, And Violetoh my goodness. So, I had recently gotten into the hairdying world, which is fabulous, of course, and started out with the ten dollar rubbish they've got at like, tescos, boots, etc. those of course didn't last very long, and the colours were awful. ANYWAY. so, I had punky recommended to me by a mate, and bought rubine red, violet, and ebony which were all fantastic. I first used the rubine and ebony, and let me tell you, the dye wasn't even fully faded when I redyed it three and a half months later. Twas still a very reddish-pink, though the black had faded to green, blue, purple and all matter of colours. Twas rather charming! So yes. Five stars, A****, and Two thumbs up!Sep 7, 2009Rosie / Notthingham, UK
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Brilliant!I must say that this has by far been the best, brightest, and most long-lasting dye that I have ever used. I had originally used it on a bleached-out bottom layer of my hair while the rest of my hair was black, and the bright pink (Flamingo Pink) lasted well over a couple months, even with regular shampooing. I will warn you that if you drop it on -anything- at all, it -will- stain it. So be exceedingly careful and have someone help you if you think you can't get the product on your head without making a mess. If you rinse it out properly and lightly shampoo right after you've processed, you shouldn't end up with any color transfer from your dry hair. But I will say that you will -never- have a color-free shower or bath until it all wears out. I love this product, and will continue using it for certain! <3Sep 3, 2009Thea / Maryland, USAHAIR TYPEColor Treated Hair
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By J.B. MOUNTEER (Story Teller)Castle Dale
My parents bought the Star Theater and Grill, because the theater was going to be closed. They knew how tragic that would be to the community. They have spent a lot of money fixing both places up.I remember when I was a kid going to that same theater, sitting on duct tape seats, stepping on sticky floor and walking into smelly bathrooms. Well not anymore, they have gone over the entire theater and changed a lot of things.
Did you know they took out a couple rows of seats. put down new carpet and bought bean bags for children to sit right in front of the screen. My dad also took out a back row of seats because he knew a lot of people wouldn't go because they couldn't fit into the seats, so he put in benches for them. He has also built a room with a glass wall for moms to take their fussy babies and not miss out on the movie. My dad has done a lot of work and spent a lot of money to try to help the community have a fun place to take their families.
In the grill the have a fun center where kids can play games while their parents can eat and see them. They have a band come and play I think two times a week, and they have a place with a big screen for people to sing karaoke or play their favorite Play Station game on a big screen.
He loves to take people on tours and show them his office, which is also a old bank vault, with two metal doors that lead threw a thick wall. Up stairs there is a fancy dining room looking over the game room, perfect for wedding receptions, office parties or family get togethers. My dad will even take families out to his farm just outside of Huntington, to show kids his fallow deer, llamas, pot bellied pigs, ducks, miniature horses, and two ponds full of fish that kids can catch on a bare hook.
They also need help if you know anyone looking for a job, they need cooks, servers and help in the theater. After all that they have done for this community and not getting much support, to me its like a slap in the face. It reminds me of a story I wrote for a picture book but has been published internationally as a poem, where I have won the Editors Choice Award and the Amateur Poet Of The Year.
Ms. Nalley O'Nest, Snob Of The West
Once in a town from out of the west, there lived a lady named Ms. Nalley O'Nest.
Ms. Nalley O'Nest, was proper and rich, the children in town thought she was mean as a witch.
In this western town it was mostly dry and hot, but today it started raining and it really rained a lot.
Ms. Nalley had to shop at the store across the street, she had to buy shoes for her elegant little feet.
It rained so much that day the streets were flooded, so if she crossed she would get very wet and mudded.
She looked up and down the street to try to find a way, she just had to get across she just had to shop today.
Mr. Rick A. Teller, was the sheriff of the town, he could see across the street Ms. Nalley, with a frown.
Rick crossed the street with muddy water at his feet, he stepped up on the curb and tipped his hat with a cowboy greet.
Then with a caring heart and pride in his stride, he carried Ms. Nalley, safely to the other side.
When the sheriff set her down, she quickly slapped his face. "How dare you touch me sir," she said. "and you creased my dresses lace!"
He picked Ms. Nalley, right back up while she kicked screamed and cried, he carried Ms. Nalley O'Nest, right back to the other side.


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Style # 220703
Made from a lightweight comfy fabric with a striped lace print, this bebe bodycon dress is a hot way to upgrade your summer wardrobe. Team yours with summer wedges and a clutch.
- 92% nylon, 8% spandex
- Center back to hem: 30" (76 cm)
- Machine wash according to care label
- Made in USA with imported materials
- Model is 5'9" and wearing a US size P/S
Rated 4 out of 5�by 1 reviewer.
Rated 4 out of 5�by Angelina Hot, Hot, Hot! This is a very sexy dress. It is quite form fitting and flattering to ladies with curves :) I gave the dress 4 stars because the deep blue color is more violet than blue, and the lace portion is delicate (be careful if you have jewelry on as you're trying on the dress). I am pleased with the dress! January 17, 2014
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Monday July 23rd, 2012 4:59pm
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — The Rutgers men's lacrosse team downed Wagner by a score of 9-5 inside Wagner College Stadium on Tuesday to improve to 2-1 overall in the first year of head coach Brian Brecht's tenure "On the Banks". The Scarlet Knights outperformed the Seahawks on the offensive and defensive ends, firing 42 shot attempts while only allowing 14. RU was led in scoring by senior co-captain M Will Mangan (Maplewood, N.J.), who notched his second hat-trick in as many games and dished two assists to total five points
Rutgers saw multiple-goal performances from senior M Michael Diehl (Flemington, N.J.) and freshman M Brian Goss (Arlington Heights, Ill.), who both fired in two goals against the Seahawks (0-2). Goss, Rutgers' only freshman to crack the starting lineup thus far in 2012, also recorded an assist to bring his scoring total to three points.
Goss started Rutgers off with his first goal at the 11:00 mark in the first quarter. After the Seahawks equalized at 7:20, Goss fired back with a 3:21 goal to put RU back on top, 2-1. Mangan put in the first of his three goals on an unassisted effort with less than one minute remaining to close out the first period with a 3-1 score.
After Wagner drew within 3-2, Mangan gave a helping hand to assist redshirt sophomore A Scott Klimchak (Clark, N.J.) with 10:50 on the clock in the second period to put the Scarlet Knights up 4-2. Mangan notched his second assist with a feed to Diehl with 1:06 left in the half to give RU a 5-3 lead heading into the break.
RU outscored WC 4-2 in the second half to control the game's outcome. Diehl netted his second score with 6:08 left in the third period. Mangan recorded his second and third goals in the fourth period with score times of 13:41 and 6:20, respectively. Sophomore A Nick DePaolera (Kinnelon, N.J.) got into the scorebook off an assist from Goss with one minute left in the contest to set the final score of 9-5.
Junior G Rudy Butler (Belle Mead, N.J.) played 60 minutes between the pipes for Rutgers, saving six shots while allowing only five to record the win.
Sophomore M Joseph Stottler (Wantagh, N.Y.), senior D Ryan Warnick (Boonton Twp., N.J.) and redshirt sophomore Christopher Zybrick (Kinnelon, N.J.) all recorded two caused turnovers. Freshman M Joseph Nardella (Cazenovia, N.Y.) won 12-of-18 faceoffs and scooped a career-best seven ground balls.
Rutgers next plays host to UMBC in its 2012 home opener on Sunday, Feb. 26. Action is set to begin at 12 p.m. at the RU Turf Field.
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The Sixers took a big chance on oft-injured Andrew Bynum and will have to make another risky move after the season: re-sign him or let him walk for essentially nothing in return.
All during the Dwight Howard saga in the offseason – with the Orlando Magic's new management in place – the Magic were hammered for not trading Dwight Howard to the Los Angeles Lakers for Andrew Bynum, straight up, one young All-Star center for another.
The Magic still traded Howard to the Lakers, but instead of Bynum, they received players and draft picks in four-team deal. The Philadelphia 76ers ended up with Bynum.
It was a smart move for the Magic. Looking at Bynum, here's what you see:
Bynum is talented, but has rarely played a full season, his knee problems well documented.
Bynum entered 2012-13 in the final year of a $16.8 million deal and had the Magic acquired him, they would have been in the same place they were last season with Howard – trying to convince Bynum to stay long-term.
Also, had the Magic traded for Bynum, they would not have received young players and future picks in return and would not have been able to unload a couple of burdensome contracts, prohibiting them from achieving their goal of building with salary-cap space.
it's hard to be sold on Bynum's maturity or his ability to be the No. 1 guy.
Now, the Magic have been acquitted and their decisions justified.
This isn't about the Magic though. It's about the Sixers, Bynum and what happens next. The Sixers took a chance and now have decisions to make that will impact the franchise for years.
"At the time of the trade we had four doctors look at his MRI. We knew it was a calculated risk. We also knew we were getting the second-best center in the league, a franchise type player. We took that risk," Sixers general manager Tony DiLeo told reporters. "His knees now and the MRIs are not the same. It's a different type situation. But we are still looking at big picture and long term. We're hopeful that after this situation heals we can get him back on the court and he's got a future here."
Bynum hasn't played this season, missing every preseason and regular-season game with knee problems. The most recent setback is swelling and cartilage damage in his left knee, the result of an injury sustained bowling, while trying to rehab his right knee.
Bynum plowed right through the issue of injuring a knee while bowling and drove to the heart of the matter: "I'm taking the position that if that happens bowling, what happens dunking?"
Great question. Forget bowling. What happens when Bynum dunks, runs, jumps and puts significant pressure on those oft-injured knees?
In seven seasons, not including this one, Bynum has played one full 82-gamer -- in 2006-07 -- and a full 66-game season in a lockout shortened season in 2011-12. It's not as if he hasn't tried several procedures. He visited Germany for Orthokine treatments (using proteins from the patient's blood as medication) to Synvisc injections to lubricate and cushion knee joints.
With no definitive timetable for his return – after Jan. 1 for sure, if at all this season – the Sixers are faced with a dilemma. Do they re-sign Bynum or let him walk? Re-signing him will be costly – five years for almost $100 million. That's a risky investment for an injury-prone big man. But some team will sign him.
If the Sixers don't re-sign Bynum, this is what the deal will have amounted to for the team: No Bynum for a portion, if not all, of the this season, no Andre Iguodala (the All-Star was traded to the Denver Nuggets), a lost first-round pick from the 2011 draft (the Magic acquired center Nikola Vucevic from the Sixers), a lost first-round pick from the 2012 draft (the Magic also acquired Maurice Harkless from the Sixers) and a lost future first-round pick. That's a load of assets to lose for players who spends one injury-filled season with a team.
To a certain degree, the Sixers deserved credit for making a bold move. After last season, they realized the status quo wasn't sufficient in the Eastern Conference, and if they were going to challenge a team such as the Miami Heat or eliminate the Boston Celtics in the playoffs, changes were necessary.
Bynum was a step toward significant improvement.
"We hope he will back. We're anticipating he will be back at some point," DiLeo said. "We have plans for the future if he is not back with us, but we want to plan on him being here long term."
The Sixers are prepared to re-sign Bynum if they like what they see in his rehabbed knees and prepared to let him walk if they don't like what they see.
Rookie at 35, Prigioni happy to give NBA a try
At 35, New York Knicks back-up point guard Pablo Prigioni is the oldest rookie in the league. After an impressive career in Europe where he was often the best point guard, Prigioni decided to try the NBA – at the urging of his teammates from Argentina's national team: Luis Scola and Manu Ginobili.
Prigioni has played in 15 of the Knicks' 16 games – sometimes not playing (one game), receiving just seven minutes (three times) or playing 20-plus minutes (three times).
"I work hard always and try to prepare like I'm going to play 48. I know of course I won't play 48. But that's a good way to prepare," Prigioni told USA TODAY Sports. "If I think I'm going to play just five minutes, I don't know about the motivation. I'm ready all the time because you know what will happen. Maybe some player will get injured or make three fouls. I prepare myself to play every time. But I know we have great players and rotation is long, but I am ready to play."
A smart, unselfish guard, Prigioni had 11 points and eight assists in New York's 102-88 victory against the Milwaukee Bucks on Nov. 28 and 11 points, eight points and five assists and no turnovers in New York's 108-87 victory against the Washington Wizards on Nov. 30 and six assists in the Knicks' 110-88 victory against the Philadelphia 76ers on Nov. 5.
With Raymond Felton, Jason Kidd and Prigioni, the Knicks have veteran guards – just what New York coach Mike Woodson likes in his guards: experience.
"They're different in their own ways," Woodson told USA TODAY Sports. "Raymond is more of a point guard who can distribute and score. Jason is going to do basically what's asked of him. If he needs to score, he'll score. If he needs to be the playmaker, he'll do that. Pablo is basically a playmaker and only takes good shots that he knows that he can make.
"They bring something meaningful and positive to your ballclub. The players who play around them, love them because they know they're a pass-first, shoot-second type of player – all three – so they're making players around them much better and happy."
Tweet of the week
From Sports Illustrated's Michael Rosenberg (@Rosenberg_Mike) on New York Knicks forward Rasheed Wallace's ejection on Sunday: "I see that Rasheed Wallace got ejected 85 seconds in to a game. And people said he was past his prime."
According to Elias, that was the fastest Wallace has been ejected from an NBA game. Wallace shared the league lead in technical fouls in 2008-09 with 17 and finished tied for most technical fouls in 2009-10 with 14.
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Henry McAree Throws No-Hitter for SCC Baseball
Coming off an 11 inning three hitter last week against Skagit Valley, Henry McAree topped himself with a 7 inning no-hitter on Friday night against Olympic College in Bremerton, WA.
McAree was dominant in the 4-0 win, allowing no hits, only 2 walks and striking out 8 Rangers on the evening. He ran his record to 4-1 on the season and reduced his ERA to 2.83.
Luke Merkel was 1-2 at the plate, with 2 RBIs and a run scored for the Dolphin offense and Skyler Fraiser doubled for SCC as well.
In Game 2, SCC dropped a tough but sloppy 5-4 game, as both teams combined for 17 hits, 7 walks and 9 errors in the game. Layton Bush started the game for SCC, allowing 4 earned runs in the 6.1 innings, Aaron took the loss for the Dolphins in relief.
Danny Cavanaugh, Luke Merkel, Mitch Hoveke and Leonel Delmar had two hits for the Dolphins, but none were for extra bases.
The Dolphins hopes for an NWAACC playoff bid was loss as Bellevue defeated Skagit Valley College last night and the Dolphins loss put SCC out of the race.
SCC is 19-21 overall and 7-15 in the NWAACC Northern Region. The Dolphins finish the season on Mother's Day, with another doubleheader against Olympic at Meridian Park at 3:00pm. A SCC sweep on Sunday will give the Dolphins their first .500 season in over a decade. Olympic is now 13-28 overall and 3-19 in the league.
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April 5, 2012
A report by Robert B. Archibald and David H. Feldman based on their book, Why Does College Cost So Much? explores an economic framework for the forces driving college tuition.
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UT Arlington will be showcasing poisonous snakes, turtles, alligators, lizards and even the Gila Monster at the campus event.
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The UW eScience Institute, Departments of Physics and Astronomy, the College of Arts and Sciences and the Libraries are partnering in the development of a new Data Science Studio to be housed in the space currently occupied by the Physics-Astronomy Reading Room. The facility is envisioned to be a flexible and shared work space to be used in service to the campus by students and faculty from all departments, but especially faculty, staff, and students in Physics and Astronomy, and by researchers funded by a new 5-year grant (described below). The Data Science Studio is expected to open in Fall 2014.
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The Physics-Astronomy Reading Room will close at the end of Spring Quarter 2014 so that construction can begin on the Data Science Studio. The last day of reading room operation will be June 13. Every effort will be made to minimize disruption to users of the Physics-Astronomy Reading Room throughout Winter and Spring Quarters of 2014.
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Space will be available for librarians to provide data management consultation services in the new Studio. Additionally, Anya Bartelmann, Physics, Astronomy and Mathematics Librarian, will continue to provide consultation services to students and faculty in the Departments of Physics and Astronomy.
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UW, through the eScience Institute, is part of a $37.8 million, 5-year partnership with UC Berkeley and New York University, funded by the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation and the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, to build a "Data Science Environment" to advance data-driven and data-intensive research and practice across all disciplines. A key element of this effort is to provide a physical collaboration and workspace to foster interactions among "data scientists" from all disciplines. As the proposal states:
We foresee that data, and data science, will be "the great unifier" in the coming decades: seemingly disparate disciplines will share common problems and common solutions. Physical collaboration spaces (in addition to virtual spaces) are an essential ingredient - we must "re-create the "water cooler" where researchers from different fields interact and discover common problems and common solutions.
The Data Science Studio will be managed by the eScience Institute and will be overseen by a Governing Board comprised of representatives from all of the parties named above. At the end of the five year grant, the Libraries will work with the Departments of Physics and Astronomy to determine the best use of the space. This is an exciting next step in the Libraries' continual evolution in support of emerging scholarly practices and we look forward to learning from and contributing to this important venture.
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports writer
Last week, the Emery High Spartan baseball team played two region games and each time came away with a loss after entering the seventh inning with the lead. On Tuesday, Emery hosted Richfield in the final game of the first half of region 12 play and lost 6-4 after leading 4-2 entering the final inning of regulation. On Friday, Emery traveled to Manti as the second half of region 12 action kicked off and lost 6-5 after leading 5-3 entering the bottom of the seventh inning. Emery is now 3-2 in region action.
Against Manti, Braden Bolotas had held Manti to two base hits through six innings. In that final inning, which started with the number eight batter in the line-up, Manti eked out five base hits, all singles, and picked up the win over Emery. Against Richfield, Emery starting pitcher Colter Moore had held the Wildcats to only three base hits through six innings. In the final inning of this game, Richfield also started with the number eight batter in the line-up. The first batter got hit by a pitch followed by the next three batters getting base hits. After getting two outs, two more Wildcat batters got base hits and Richfield had scored four runs.
So the two game totals are this, through the first six innings of each game, for a total of 12 innings, Emery gave up five runs and five base hits. In the final inning of each game for a total of two innings, Emery gave up seven runs and 10 base hits. In the previous five games, Emery had given up no runs in the final inning.
Against Richfield, Emery picked up a single run in the first inning, another run in the fourth inning, another in the fifth inning and their final run in the sixth inning.
In the first inning, Nevin Jensen got on base due to a Richfield error, got to second on a base on balls to Moore. A wild pitch put Jensen on third and Jensen scored on a ball hit by Geren Payne that was misplayed by the Wildcat second baseman.
In the fourth inning, Kashe Jewkes got on base after an error by the Richfield catcher and scored on a double by Nick Stoddard. In the fifth inning, Bolotas got on base due an error by the Richfield second baseman and scored on a double by Moore. In the sixth inning, Jewkes got on base due to another Richfield error, this time by the third baseman, and scored on a triple by Gage Bell.
Against Manti, Emery scored twice in the third inning and three more times in the fourth inning in opening up a 5-1 lead. In the third inning, Bolotas walked followed by Jensen hitting a double to left field. Jensen got an RBI. After Moore singled, Payne picked up the other RBI as his hit ball was misplayed by the Manti second baseman.
In the fourth inning, Bell got on by another error by the second baseman and Bolotas followed with a homerun to score both runners. Jensen then singled followed by a Moore single and a Nathan Mecham single. Moore got the RBI. Payne flew out to centerfield to end the inning. Emery will try to have better seventh innings this week as they play four home games. On Tuesday, Emery continues region play by hosting Juab. On Wednesday, Emery will play a non-region contest against Uintah. Emery will finish the week on Friday with a double header against North Sanpete.


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Did You Know? Countdown to Ramadan (07/31)Saturday, July 31st, 2010
Did You Know?
Facts, Figures & Folklore
About Ramadan &
the Islamic Faith
July 31 : 11 days to Ramadan*
Did you know that the Muslim calendar is based on the lunar cycle, which is approximately 11-13 days shorter than the Gregorian calendar?
Did you know that the holiday of Ramadan may fall during any month of the Gregorian calendar?
It takes approximately 35 years for Ramadan to cycle through the entire solar/Gregorian calendar.
Observed by more than one billion Muslims around the world, the month of Ramadan is a time for spiritual purification achieved through fasting, self-sacrifice and prayers. It is also believed to be the month when the Holy Quran was sent down from Heaven as a "guidance unto men, a declaration of direction, and a means of Salvation." We'll be presenting a new "Did You Know?" fact each day as we countdown to Ramadan.* Please join us and stop by again tomorrow.
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I was at Target admiring Giada De Lauentiis' new product line, when I noticed the Giada ground coffee packaging. On the side of the package is a delicious cup of specialty coffee in an Anchor Hocking Cafe Mug.
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PRICE-Kenneth Ross Wells, age 60, passed away Sept. 21, 2013 in Price. He was born May 18, 1953 in Price, Utah to Ross Oviatt and Ora Maxine Lambson Wells.
Funeral service, Thursday, September 26, 2013, 11 a.m., Mitchell Funeral Home (233 East Main Street) in Price. Family will be at Mitchell's Wednesday evening from 6-8 p.m. and Thursday one hour prior to services. Interment, Cliffview Cemetery, Price. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home where friends are always welcome daily and may share memories of Kenny at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net.


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Preheat oven to 350. In a bowl, combine the turkey, ketchup, egg, cracker crumbs, oregano, basil, parsley, garlic powder and salt. Mix to combine and shape into walnut sized balls. Line a baking sheet with sides with foil and then spray the foil with cooking spray. Place the meatballs on the prepared baking sheet and bake for 20-25 minutes, or until fully cooked through. Transfer the meatballs to a plate.
Place the cooked pasta in a serving bowl. In a skillet heat the oil and saute the garlic for 1 minute. Add the zucchini, bell pepper and carrot. Cook for about 2 minutes. Add marinara sauce and basil. Cook and stir continuously until heated throughout. You can add the pasta and meatballs to the sauce at this point or serve the sauce and meatballs over the pasta, your choice. You can also serve it individually or serve it family style.
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Baseball fans clearly are more enamored with their emerging stars than with storybook teams, and they'll get one more chance to put their votes where their emotions are in the selections for this year's All-Star Game.
Mike Trout? Of course.
SNUBS: The players who should be packing for New York
HARPER: Despite injuries and slumps, he will start All-Star Game
Bryce Harper? So what if he's missed more than a third of team's games. The Washington Nationals outfielder certainly produces when he's in there.
Yasiel Puig? Well. Major League Baseball found a compromise by not offending others, most of whom said no to the Dodgers phenom going to New York on July 16. But after just 30 games he'll be on the ballot for the final spot on the NL roster.
The fan vote hit most of the statistical leaders at their positions and, when it didn't, style points certainly mattered. That's Harper, getting in on the fan vote, the more established Brandon Phillips of Cincinnati beating out St. Louis' Matt Carpenter at second base.
Pittsburgh, with the best record in baseball, got four players on the NL roster, but outfielder Andrew McCutchen and third baseman Pedro Alvarez made it as reserves. Closer Jason Grilli and rookie starting pitcher Jeff Locke also made it.
One team that caught the fans' fancy is Baltimore, where slugging first baseman, Chris Davis, outfielder Adam Jones and shortstop J.J. Hardy all got starting spots. Davis was a clear choice but the others weren't as clear-cut.
Puig gets on the final ballot for the 34th roster spot, but does MLB really want him? Only one set of teammates in either league is on the final ballot – Puig and Dodgers first baseman Adrian Gonzalez. We'll soon see if they split the Dodgers support.
PUIG AN ALL-STAR?: Fans to decide rookie's fate
Others on the NL final ballot are Nationals shortstop Ian Desmond, Braves first baseman Freddie Freeman and Giants outfielder Hunter Pence.
The AL final vote is all pitchers, including the most significant nod to set-up men on this year's rosters. Joaquin Benoit of the Tigers, Steve Delabar of the Blue Jays, David Robertston of the Yankees and Koji Uehara of the Red Sox represent the bullpen. The other candidate is Rangers starter Tanner Scheppers.
No NL set-up men made the 33-man squad, that includes closers Grilli, Craig Kimbrel of the Braves and Aroldis Chapman of the Reds.
Set-up men Jesse Crain of the White Sox and Brett Cecil of the Blue Jays made it, though Crain is injured and was replaced by Twins closer Glen Perkins. Closers Mariano Rivera of the Yankees and Joe Nathan of the Rangers also are on the team.
Harper, in 49 games, has a .906 OPS, a number that would rank ninth in the NL if he had enough plate appearances.
Trout is no stretch in his first full season in the majors, following up on his near-MVP season by ranking in the American League Top 10 in virtually every offensive category.
Starting lineup (chosen by fans):
C: Joe Mauer, Twins
1B: Chris Davis, Orioles
2B: Robinson Cano, Yankees
3B: Miguel Cabrera, Tigers
SS: J.J. Hardy, Orioles
OF: Adam Jones, Orioles
OF: Mike Trout, Angels
OF: Jose Bautista, Blue Jays
DH: David Ortiz, Red Sox
C Jason Castro, Astros
C Salvador Perez, Royals
1B Prince Fielder, Tigers
1B Edwin Encarnacion, Blue Jays
2B Dustin Pedroia, Red Sox
2B Jason Kipnis, Indians
3B Manny Machado, Orioles
INF Ben Zobrist, Rays
SS Jhonny Peralta, Tigers
OF Torii Hunter, Tigers
OF Nelson Cruz, Rangers
OF Alex Gordon, Royals
Max Scherzer, Tigers
Felix Hernandez, Mariners
Clay Buchholz, Red Sox
Yu Darvish, Rangers
Hisashi Iwakuma, Mariners
Bartolo Colon, Athletics
Justin Verlander, Tigers
Justin Masterson, Indians
Chris Sale, White Sox
Mariano Rivera, Yankees
Jesse Crain, White Sox
Joe Nathan, Rangers
Glen Perkins, Twins
Brett Cecil, Blue Jays
Final vote participants:
Joaquin Benoit, Tigers
Steve Delabar, Blue Jays
David Robertson, Yankees
Tanner Scheppers, Rangers
Koji Uehara, Red Sox
Starting lineup (chosen by fans):
C: Yadier Molina, Cardinals
1B: Joey Votto, Reds
2B: Brandon Phillips, Reds
3B: David Wright, Mets
SS: Troy Tulowitzki, Rockies
OF: Carlos Beltran, Cardinals
OF: Carlos Gonzalez, Rockies
OF: Bryce Harper, Nationals
C Buster Posey, Giants
1B Allen Craig, Cardinals
1B Paul Goldschmidt, Diamondbacks
2B Matt Carpenter, Cardinals
2B Marco Scutaro, Giants
SS Everth Cabrera, Padres
SS Jean Segura, Brewers
3B Pedro Alvarez, Pirates
OF Michael Cuddyer, Rockies
OF Andrew McCutchen, Pirates
OF Carlos Gomez, Brewers
OF Domonic Brown, Phillies
Clayton Kershaw, Dodgers
Adam Wainwright, Cardinals
Patrick Corbin, Diamondbacks
Cliff Lee, Phillies
Matt Harvey, Mets
Madison Bumgarner, Giants
Jordan Zimmermann, Nationals
Jeff Locke, Pirates
Travis Wood, Cubs
Jose Fernandez, Marlins
Craig Kimbrel, Braves
Jason Grilli, Pirates
Aroldis Chapman, Reds
Final vote participants:
Yasiel Puig, Dodgers
Ian Desmond, Nationals
Adrian Gonzalez, Dodgers
Freddie Freeman, Braves
Hunter Pence, Giants
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Decorating with Flea-Market Finds
The key to a luxe look? Layers. Blinds alone will provide privacy, but the addition of drapes creates contrast and a sense of depth. "It gives a room that polished, decorator feel," says Jennifer, who paired $30 bamboo shades from Target with $19 Pottery Barn sailcloth panels.
Recruit a big pattern for a small job. Jennifer used one $60 Anthropologie curtain with a bold repeating motif to fashion multiple throw pillows.
A white slipcover is a smart investment. Red wine. Kids. Changing decor trends. Classic, bleachable $7-a-yard canvas withstands it all. And even at $670 (for fabric and labor), slipcovering this cast-off sofa still ran Jennifer less than buying new.
Natural tableaux cost next to nothing. You can amass beach souvenirs for free, or spend a little more for instant gratification: Save-on-crafts .com sells shells and coral from $6. Either way, follow Jenni- fer's styling advice: "Start with the tallest object in the center, then fan out from there."
Make a custom mirror. Jennifer paid $25 for this vintage plaster- relief frame, then had a beveled mirror cuttofitatalocal glass shop for $20. "Use a flat mirror and your cost will be lower," she notes.
Fake a fireplace."Installing a mantel is the easiest, most inexpensive way to add architectural interest," Jennifer says."I got mine at a salvage yard for $250—not much, considering it gives the living room instant character."
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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
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Below are some things that facilities with storage tanks should do and should not do:
Leaking tank systems may cause fires or explosions that threaten human safety or contaminate nearby ground water systems. Because of these dangers, state and federal laws and regulations for UST systems were enacted.
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ASICS GEL-Nimbus 16 Performance Running Shoe - Mens
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Meet your running sole mate! Built for neutral to over-pronators, the men's GEL-Nimbus 16 Performance running shoe from ASICS will provide the stability and support you need for your perfect run.
This men's running shoe is best for the neutral to underpronator. What is pronation?
- Breathable mesh upper with synthetic overlays for structured support
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|Posted by e-plumber on January 05, 2004 at 14:13:37:
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: I recently purchased a home built in the mid 1930's. It has a new (5 year old Boiler) and of course a hot water heating system. The house is a two story house with a basement. The first and second stories are on one zone with the basement on a second. In every room there is a unit that has fins like a baseboard system only is behind a 2' by 3' vented cover. Each "heat register" has a shutoff and a bleeder valve. After bleeding the system twice, we have one room that does not always get hot.
: Should you start at the top or bottom of your system when bleeding each register??
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Urmia, Lake (ûrˈmēə) [key], formerly Lake Rezaiyeh, shallow salt lake, NW Iran; alt. 4,180 ft (1,275 m). The largest lake in Iran, it has no outlet and receives the drainage of the surrounding mountains. Roughly 2,000 sq mi (5,000 sq km) in area and c.90 mi (140 km) long and 50 mi (80 km) wide in the mid-20th cent., it had been reduced by 2010 to less than half its former size due to ongoing drought and the damming and use of the water of its feeder rivers. A causeway and bridge connecting the cities of Urmia and Tabriz crosses the lake.
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|Posted by hj on January 31, 2003 at 08:11:41:
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When you say you soldered the magnesium anode bag to the copper, is it outside the pipe or does the water flow through it?
: We are currently in about a one year old home. We are on well water that has been tested multiple times resulting in a ph range from 6.9 to 7.2 (with the exception of a water salesperson who said it was 6.5). We have been testing our water for high copper after noticing blue green stains on our shower tile about 2 months following our move in (my wifes highlights in her hair also turned a tint of green). Our testing resulted in values between 1100 ug/l to 2600 ug/l (epa levels are 1100 ug/l).
: We have a water softner that was installed about a month before we noticed the problem, but when we bypassed the softner for a few weeks and tested the water, we got the worst readings (2600 to 2800 ug/l). So, it appears the softener is helping, however, having it installed so early may be keeping the pipes from developing a protective coating. We have had a plumber check all the connections, and also an electrican check all potential bonding issues with no avail.
: I just installed 2 polyphosphate cartridges (opaque cartridge that slowly disolves) in parallel after the water softner. I also sodered a 17 lb magnesium anode sacrafice bag to the copper pipe at the entrance of the copper pipe to the house where it transitions from PVC to the sweep. If these don't work, I was thinking of putting an acid neutralizer on the system. If that doesn't work????Whole house reverse osmosis????
: Short of paying a consultant $3,000.00 to maybe find the problem, I was wondering if you think i'm headed in the right direction. This has been an extremely frusterating experience (espically since my wife was pregnant just after we moved in). She had copper tests done on her and my little girl and they were OK.
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>General Running>Will losing weight make me faster?
Now that was a bath...
Needs more cowbell!
• Keep doing stuff.
How To Run a Marathon: Step 1 - start running. There is no Step 2.
Going down to 139lbs will put me at 16lbs less than my start weight. Will that weight loss aid my performance or is it irrelevant at my level of training? My husband suggested that my body might have a problem building muscle mass if I am losing weight. Should I slow my weight loss to avoid this?
I haven't found any definitive answers as to at what point too much muscle will slow a runner down. Any ideas?
12 Monkeys
I'm running somewhere tomorrow. It's going to be beautiful. I can't wait.
Poor baby
Reverant / Irreverant musings on the topic:
The answer is yes and no.
Weight Chart For Female Runners
Height, Target Weight, Range.
5'1", 105, 95-116
5'2", 108, 97-119
5'3", 111, 100-122
5'4", 114, 102-125
5'5", 117, 105-129
5'6", 120, 108-132
5'7", 123, 111-135
5'8", 126, 113-138
5'9", 129, 116-142
5'10", 132, 119-145
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Skip to comments.Obama Says Insurance Will Be "Significantly Cheaper" Under Obamacare, But That Isn't True
Posted on 08/09/2013 4:34:52 PM PDT by Biggirl
At a White House press conference Friday afternoon, President Obama said that health insurance plans offered under Obamacare will be "significantly cheaper" than plans currently on the market, but a string of recent reports say that isn't true.
(Excerpt) Read more at weeklystandard.com ...
More from the horse's mouth.
I don't think that's his mouth...
Unless you are Congress critters or their staff.
Never was meant to be true.
This is yet another step to destroy the country, the middle class (into the lower class, he wants all of us poor and unable to fight back, be controlled).
This was always the plan. Now they are exempting themselves.
The elite can't pay for it, but it will all save us money.
Nothing he says is the truth, why would this be different?
How many states are we now up to that have stated they aren't going to be ready to meet the Oct 1 launch date?!
Apparently, Obama hasn't gotten the memo, yet!
President Barack Obama signed the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act into law on March 23, 2010.
When the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (AKA Obamacare) is fully enforced on individuals and families next year, a middle-aged, middle-class couple with three children could be hit with a $9,355 hike in their annual health-insurance premiums if their annual household income happens to increase by just $1.
See more at: http://cnsnews.com/news/article/obamacare-rule-1-pay-hike-costs-middle-class-family-9355-hike-premiums#sthash.9NR8q5NN.dpuf
"We will keep this promise. If you like your doctor you will be able to keep your doctor." Obammy, 2010
HHS, 2013: There's no guarantee you will keep your doctor.
Insurance costs equate to services. No service...
Scorpion: He frog, can I get a ride across the river?
Frog: Sure...what's the worst that could happen?
Should be...
Scorpion: Hey frog, can I get a ride across the river?
Frog: Sure...whats the worst that could happen?
People don't seem to be too eager to sign up for this. Maybe if enough don't it will crash and burn. They probably won't get all the young people they need.
According to a company president I spoke with yesterday his penalty for each uninsured person will be $3,000. So, he has added $1.50 per billable hour to each person's billing rate. That's 2080 hours per year divided into $3,000; actually, $1.44/hr. He says this is significantly cheaper than the insurance. He has to set his rates now. If he includes insurance (he can't get a rate quote, so he can't really estimate) and his competitors don't, then he will be outbid next year and out of business.
His company average billing is approximately $85/hr. Now it's 86.50/hr. But suppose everybody made minimum wage. That's $7.79/hr next year in Florida. If he adds $1.50/hr to his cost then his cost is $9.29/hr. The employees won't be seeing that extra $1.50 as that's his added cost. (Actual cost with taxes and state "penalties," SS, etc. is approximately $7.79*1.45+$1.50=$12.79/hr) His price for product structure must reflect this added cost.
The IRS says the lowest insurance package for a family of four will be $20,000. Dividing $20,000 insurance cost by the number of hours (2,080) gives you an hourly cost of 9.61 just for the insurance. A minimum wage employee makes 7.79/hr * 2080 hrs= $16,203 dollars. That's less than the cost of the insurance they'd buy for a family of four. Us taxpayers are supposed to make up the difference with subsidies. This is pure insanity.
One thing that does not get talked about with Obamacare is that it is NOT insurance.
If you cannot pay the amount the government decides that the IRS will take from you, then you will be placed into your states welfare roles. And if you get sick, and require care, the state will pay...
There is no good side to Obama care and making sure people were covered more than they are now is not what it does.
Note from CNS News
People whose household income is too small to qualify for the subsidy will be put on Medicaid. People whose household income exceeds 400 percent of the FPL will get no subsidy at all.
According to the IRS, which responded to a CNSNews.com inquiry on the issue, a household earning an annual income that is just $1 more than 400 percent of the FPL is ineligible for an Obamacare subsidy, period.
As explained by both the IRSwhich wrote the regulation governing the Obamacare subsidyand the Congressional Research Service, which published a July 31 report on the matter (Health Insurance Premium Credits in the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act), the Obamacare insurance-premium subsidy essentially works as a cap on the percentage of annual income an eligible person is required to pay in health-insurance premiums.
So Barry is a liar. What else is new?
Exactly. He's a chronic liar. Period.
However, if you're presently a 40 year old woman who has no intentions of having a child, don't care about a yearly physical, and carry a $2,500 yearly deductible as you're more worried about having the coverage in case of an accident, then your rates are just about to go through the roof. And if you're a 40 year old guy? Your rates are at least going to double, if not triple from today's prices.
The problem is that some desk jockey gets to determine what benefits you can have and which you must have. College students are also going to take a heavy hit as well - most universities now require health insurance coverage, and income for these students will be calculated off of their parent's income - more 'college debt' as universities helpfully charge these insurance plans to the student account so you can finance it with a student loan.
The only reason I can think of to keep up the pretense is to keep the street corner beggars, hookers, pimps and drug dealers happy, along with all the other clueless people who voted for this fool twice.
Well, for certain people, it will be.
Ours is going up $5K. Combine that with no raises for each of us the past five years and the skyrocketing cost of living and frugality becomes essential, not optional, for our middle class family.
* We've always been frugal, it's just that now we have to be. Good thing we're used to it.
Affordable Health Care, or Affordable Insurance for Health Care. Which is it?
Health insurance is an exceedingly bad idea when faced with the propensity for fraud and abuse on both the consumer and provider end of things. Throwing an inept government into the mix is asking for real trouble.
Impeachment File on Communist, Benghazi Coward B. Hussein Obama, formerly known as Barry Soetoro, currently a Legal Citizen of the Sovereign Nation of Indonesia.
———President Obama said that health insurance plans offered under Obamacare will be "significantly cheaper" than plans currently on the market, but a string of recent reports say that isn't true.-——
This is an example of "socialist Realism" .....dictated by Stalin in the 1930 that all writers will write about the glorious future of the Soviet Union as if it already was a reality, regardless of the actual current reality...
Of course it won't be cheaper! Here in Minnesota, Democrat Governor Dayton is trying to get a waiver for Minnesotacare, because "Obamacare is too expensive for the poor."
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For this week's Artist Collab series for The Dirt, I'm very excited to be teaming up with one of the baddest DJs on the planet, Anna Lunoe. Along with her sorcery on the decks, Anna is a phenomenal producer, she has serious remix game, her apparel line rocks, she kills it all across social media & pretty much dominates at life.
Check out Anna's picks of some of her hottest tunes of the moment and what she has to say about them. Together we bring you a 10-pack of ultra cool, hot new jams, a handful of which you can grab for FREE!
The Dirt #119: Anna Lunoe + aRod…
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