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Arie A. Galles was born in Uzbek SSR (now Uzbekistan) in 1944. His parent's fled from the Nazis from Poland to Russia in 1939 and Galles was raised in Poland after the war. Galles has lived in several European cities, including Italy. He has also lived in Israel before settling in the United States in the 1960's. Fourteen Stations: Hey Yud Dalet, was a work in progress when exhibited in Absence/Presence, it has since been completed and has been exhibited at several galleries and museums as recently as 2011.
Fourteen Stations suggests the "Stations of the Cross," as well as railroad stations, which were points of origin for deportations of Jews to concentration and death camps. Galles uses a technique in charcoal based on aerial photos of the German camps. Each is accompanied by a Gematria style poem written by Jerome Rothenberg. Each large image contains one line of the "Kaddish," the Jewish prayer for the death, which evokes only the greatest of God and does not mention death. The images also suggest "God's view of Man's work."
The burning space between one letter and the next : rule-generated poetry in Fourteen Stations by Arie Galles and Jerome Rothenberg by Geneviève Cohen-Cheminet (PDF)
Under no condition can art express the Holocaust. To withdraw art from confronting this horror, however, is to assign victory to its perpetrators. Each of us who has survived must individually affirm our humanity and existence.
As an artist and child of Shoah survivors, I have vivid memories of riding a train past the barbed wire fences of what had been the Gross-Rosen Concentration camp.
On January 19, 1993, the entire Fourteen Stations project crystallized in my mind in a single flash. I immediately sketched a concept for a suite of drawings. That very night I dreamed I was handed a glass jar labeled "Soil From Auschwitz." There were the ingredients in a listing, as on any mundane product: Jews, Poles, Russians, Gypsies, Czechs, etc. Jews were the firs, and therefore, the main ingredient. The Fourteen Stations is my Kaddish for all Shoah victims.
The suite consists of fourteen charcoal drawings, accompanied by Jerome Rothenberg's poems, all framed in Jim Wallace's hand-forged wrought iron frames.
Through images recorded by their aerial reconnaissance cameras, the nazi perpetrators of the Holocaust have provided irrefutable confirmation of the extermination camps. Here is evidence in massive, industrial scale of their "Final Solution to the Jewish problem."
Humanity must remain aware that the Holocaust was a calculated, systematic commitment to the eradication of an entire people.
I offer the Fourteen Stations as icons for compassion and remembrance.
- Arie A. Galles
Artwork by Arie Galles
Poems by Jerome Rothenberg
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IntroductionDante Alighieri (dănˈtē, Ital. dänˈtā älēgyĕˈrē) [key], 1265–1321, Italian poet, b. Florence. Dante was the author of the Divine Comedy, one of the greatest of literary classics.
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awesome thread! i like it. It is a hard work, you awesome!
awesome thread! i like it. It is a hard work, you awesome!
Technically 2nd Hokage's jutsu. And no, they weren't brought back to peak, otherwise Sasori's grandmother wouldn't of been brought back old. As wekk as the former Raikage.
The rule assumed and mentioned is that it revives to point prior to death. Rules always have exceptions in naruto, like killing your best friend to awaken Ms. Now, edo madara's appearance does not guarantee anything at all about his age or time of death. Itachi said madara was immortal. Madara predeath and as edo had access to hashirama power which is a potent precursor to how tsunade looks 20 but is indeed actually 50+ years old. There is no reason that madara is required to look like an old man when resurrected.
Itachi encountered both long haired and short haired masked men and in different flashbacks. Itachi explains to sasuke in the same breath, same lecture that before the massacre he met both the immortal madara and also the pathetic shell.
Obito is Tobirama's great grandson. The proof is in the pudding.
A)-39 Yrs...Nagato is born, based on Entry (B)
This would be the presumptive death of Madara (or at least withdrawal from action), as he would have given his eyes to Nagato.
Madara says he died shortly after he got his Rinnegans, now the rinnegans have been transfered to Nagato.
B)-30 Years: Jiraya(24), Orchimaru(24) & Tsuande(24) battles Hanzou (32?) // (Sarutobi is 41)
Jiraya(24) decides to train Yahiko(9) , Konan(9), Nagato(9)
Motoi's(5) father is Killed by the 8 tails Ay(18?) slices off it horn & Killer B(5) is selected as the next host of the 8 tails
***Note that Obito is born around here as per his age at (F) below
C)-27 Years: After 3 years training Yahiko(12) , Konan(12), Nagato(12), Jiraya(27) then returns to the Leaf // ( Sarutobi 44)
***Note that Tobi somewhere here influences Yahiko to form Akatsuki...
D)-21 Years: Yahiko(18), Konan(18), Nagato(18) Akatsuki gets betrayed by Hanzou(41?) and Yahiko dies.
Ibiki(10) Graduates the Academy
E)-20 Years: Sasori(15) kills the 3rd Kazekage and leaves the Sand. Shortly after the Sand gets attacks by presumably the Earth village.
Tobi arrives in the Mist and influences Yagura(15?) 4th Mizukage.
***Note that long haired Tobi was controlling Yagura, Note his face was seen by Kisame and later seen again and recognized by him.
****Note Obito would have been 10yrs old, his imature eyes safely in his skull.
***Note Nagato would have been about 19 yrs old, he would have made contact with the Geddou Mazou
(F)-17 Years: Kakashi(13) heads off on his first mission as a Jounin with Obito(13) , Rin(13) & Minato(20?)
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I'll need to update this after all the flashbacks but some things seem fairly certain.
My notes:
- Madara died before the Kyuubi incident because he dd not know who Naruto Uzamaki was or that the Kyuubi was not yet captured.
- Also The Gold & Silver brothers lived for some time after their attempted assassination of the 2nd Raikage. They recognized the 3rd Raikages Black lighting style that was passed on to Darui.
What their status was in the Cloud is unknown ... did they leave the village and become mercenaries for hire? or Did the Cloud keep them around only because they needed them at a time of War?
- When Tobi/Obito slipped into the Uchiha hideout to read the tablet is not exactly clear? Was this the true purpose of the Kyuubi attack to distract the attention of the village while he read it????
Are we just supposed to accept the vulnerability of the timeline at this point?
Nagato should be at least 10 years older than obito and yahiko should have died before obito met with Nagato yahiko and konan.
At work now so I don't have time to read through the read and see if anyone else has commented on this.
Well I'm fairly certain the age gap between Minato, Nagato & Obito was fairly small. Minato was very young about Itachi's age when he died however he was slightly older than Nagato.
My guestimate of their age during the Kyuubi attack: ( Minato 21, Nagato 18, Obito 15)
If this is the reality it would change the original timeline I had because it would mean Jiraiya trained Minato first then Nagato.
- Minato Graduated the Academy at the age of 10 ( Nagato would have been about 7) then Jiraya(27) takes him as a student for 3 years
- Jiraya(30) leaves on mission encounters Hanzou(36??) then trains Nagato(9) , Yahiko(9) , Konan (9) . Minato (13) probably already a Chunnin or Jounin
- Jiraiya(33) after 3 years of training leaves Nagato(12), Yahiko(12) & Konan (12). Minato should be 16. Obito(9) & Rin(9) Graduate from the academy.
- Rin(11) & Obito(11) become Chunnin. Minato(18) .
I'm not certain if Obito & Rin became Minato's students directly after graduating the academy or after they became Chuunin ? I'm leaning towards the latter.
Also I imagine Minato developed his time space jutsu and Rasengan while Jiraiya was away for 3 years training the Amegakrue kids. By the time Jiraiya had come back Minato was already the talk of the town.
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Would Tsunade (and Jiraiyah) have been born when Hashirama or Mito was still alive? This could suggest whether she has some knowledge/info from Hashirama and Mito about the Uzumakis to pass on to Naruto.
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I actually went through quite a bunch of mocks w some buddies and addressed Oline earlier than the mock shown. I would be more than pleased goin LB, CB, and Oline in the first 3 or 4 rounds in no particular order, as long as they are solid players. A good DE that falls in any of those rounds would not upset me either. I was pretty happy with the Brandon Myers pickup and still waiting to see what they think of Tracy so my Kasa pick was just for fun. Lattimore would be a great pick if he ends up fully recovered but still think its too risky round 4. Maybe Reese doesn't though.
"Behold, the tailgate party. The pinnacle of human achievement. Since the dawn of parking lots, man has sought to fill his gut with food and alcohol in anticipation of watching others exercise."
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Yeah I like the Mock overall though. Okafor would be a really good pick in the 2nd IMO. Dallas Thomas would be a good pick in the 6th and Ray Ray could be a big steal!


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Virgin Blue Wins OAG Best Low Cost Airline Of The Year Award21/05/2004
Low Fare Leader Scoops Award Pool
Virgin Blue has been named OAG Best Low Cost Airline of the Year for 2004 ahead of highly respected low fare heavy weights Southwest Airlines, Ryanair and easyJet.
The prestigious award was presented at a glittering ceremony at the Park Lane Hotel, London in recognition of Virgin Blue's high standards within the global industry.
The low fare leader was short listed in the category of "Best Low Cost/No Frills Airline" and took out the award after only four years in the market.
Chief Executive Brett Godfrey said, "This is a phenomenal achievement for our entire team and we are thoroughly excited about being recognised, especially up against such esteemed competition. Southwest, Ryanair and easyJet are outstanding operations and well known and highly regarded for launching the low fare airline concept into the world market. Full credit goes to our 3,500 strong team for making Virgin Blue the airline it is today."
Virgin Blue introduced the low fare model to Australian travellers in August 2000 but deviated from the traditional style by combining low fares with a high quality product, including brand new aircraft with leather seats. It bucked the "no frills" trend by offering value added extras such as in-flight menu, Blue Room lounges, valet parking and other innovations.
"We set out to change the way people travel in Australia by making it affordable, fun and friendly but with a huge focus on quality. It really shows that all our hard work and dedication is paying off and that our Guests appreciate our exceptional service, value for money product, innovative nature and fun attitude."
Virgin Blue President Richard Branson congratulated the team on hearing the news of the award.
"I am absolutely delighted for everyone at Virgin Blue who have put their heart and soul into their airline. To be ranked number one in the world in such a short amount of time is a huge achievement. Not bad for a little airline that didn't even exist four years ago."
He added, "A huge thank you to the entire team at Virgin Blue and of course the twenty million Guests who have been so supportive and loyal to the airline."
The OAG award follows hot on the heels of last week's Customer Service Institute Awards in which Virgin Blue CEO Brett Godfrey was named "CEO Of the Year" for his role in steering the airline's customer service strategy and philosophy.
Brett Godfrey said, "We're extremely proud of our dynamic, innovative customer service team both on the ground and in the air and it's the easy things like in-flight face painting or a friendly smile that make a big difference."
Virgin Blue currently operates a fleet of 41 Next Generation Boeing 737 aircraft between 21 destinations nationally and has recently launched 'Pacific Blue', its New Zealand based sister airline that began Trans-Tasman services in January 2004.
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A destination port on the Mississippi with picnic area's, playground, and outdoor pool. Within a half of a mile to Alton's historic antique district and the Argosy Casino.
Apple River Canyon State Park is in the hilly northwest corner of Illinois in Jo Daviess County near the Wisconsin border. Limestone bluffs, deep ravines, springs, streams and wildlife characterize this area. Once a part of a vast sea bottom that stretched from the Alleghenies to the Rockies, the scenic canyon area was formed by the action of the winding waters of the Apple River. The park offers hiking, day use, camping and fishing, plus Millville, a National Historic Register site.
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Apple River Canyon State Park - Thompson/Salem Units
This 1,150 acre area allows hunting, fishing; no boating/biking. See postings/fact sheets at registration. Sign in/out at lots #1 or #2. The vegetative cover at the site is a mixture of steep timbered slopes and bluffs with grassland, row crops and hay fields predominate on ridge tops. The topography can be severe especially bordering the Apple River.
Find serenity at this beautiful 1700-acre wooded park situated along an old stagecoach route between Galena and Beardstown. Featuring 95-acre Argyle Lake, the park is home to countless beaver dams and more than 200 bird species and 5 miles of hiking and biking trails.
Located on the northeast corner of Johnston City, this 35-acre lake includes a paved boat ramp for fishing, walking path, and campground. Only electric motors and canoes are permitted. You will find largemouth bass, bluegill, redear sunfish, black and white crappie, and channel catfish in this small reservoir. Pedal boat rentals are available from July-September.
CITY:Johnston City
Canoe trips on lower Fox River.
Backwater Gamblers Water Ski Shows
Enjoy this professional water ski team as they perform on the Rock River with jumps, human pyramids and more. Great fun for all ages and admission is free. Shows are offered every Wednesday and Sunday from Memorial Day through Labor Day beginning at 6:30pm.
CITY:Rock Island
Just minutes away from the city but a world away, Ballard Nature Center is home to dozens of species of birds and wildlife. Natural prairie, wetlands, butterfly and hummingbird gardens, ponds and creeks round out the outdoor experience.
Downtown park on the banks of the Rock River. Site of several Native American "Effigy Mounds," which have been preserved.
The Belle of the Rock paddle boat tours are located at historic Starved Rock state park in Utica, Illinois (just 80 miles west of Chicago). In addition to the river tours, we provide canoes and kayaks. Call us today at 815-434-9200 to make your reservation.
Visitors can canoe from Riverside Park in Murphysboro to Rattlesnake Ferry in LaRue Pine Hills.
Bobber's is an open-deck, outdoor bar along the banks of the Pecatonica River. It is a relaxing stop for travelers by road or river. Bring your own pole or just sit and relax with a cold drink as you watch the river flow by. Weekly entertainment on the Pontoon Boat stage; never a cover charge. Open: May thru October: Sunday: 11 am - 10 pm; Thursday thru Saturday: 11 am - 1 am.
Bobber's River Tap Presents River Music
Join us by car, bike, or boat on the banks of the Pecatonica River for some live foot stomping river music. Bobber's is an open-deck, outdoor bar along the banks of the Pecatonica River. It is a relaxing stop for travelers by road or river. Food and beverages available.
Bobby's Bike Hike Chicago Tours
Tour Chicago on a cool cruiser-style bicycle and follow a guide who makes brief stops at the most popular sights, providing light-hearted commentary that will keep you entertained. Some fun rides include the Lakefront Neighborhoods Tour, Bikes, Bites and Brews Tour, and the Southside Gangster Tour.
The marina offers modern concrete docks, an air-conditioned lounge, private showers, dry dock, and winter storage.
Visit our friendly pub, canoe scenic Fox River.
For 84 years, C. J. Smith Resort has provided everything needed to enjoy a day of fishing and boating on the beautiful Chain O' Lakes in northern Illinois. C. J. Smith Resort is a family owned and operated business since 1929. We believe in providing exceptional service and reasonable prices to our valued customers and guests.
This beautiful Carterville park includes a community center, baseball field, skate park, walking path that surrounds a fishing pond, volleyball courts (sand), playground, pavilion, gazebo, and memorial garden. Ballfields and shelters can be reserved.
This outfitter in the Illinois Valley offers canoe equipment, instruction, and transportation to help you fully enjoy this scenic stretch of the Vermilion River. Venture out on your own, or choose from excursions that include everything from picnics along the river to overnight camping trips.
Part of the Riverfront Greenway, Spindler Marina is a public gateway to the Illinois River, offering reasonable rates, parking and storage. Make Spindler Marina your launch today. Available for public boat launch, slip rental and dry dock storage. Pick up your ice, boating or camping supplies at the Marina office. With a picnic and shelter area, rest rooms available seasonally, and the beautiful views from the River Trail Boardwalk, make Spindler Marina your next Illinois adventure.
CITY:East Peoria
Carlinville Campground and Lake
Camping & Seasonal spots for outdoor lovers. Carlinville Lake open for fishing and boating. Campground opens April 1st for the season. For more info call the Lake office at 217-854-8931 or City Hall at 217-854-4076.
The largest man-made lake in Illinois (26,000 acres), is a premier location for outdoor sports. Known to sailors, it is one of the best and most challenging for sailboats. There is also boating, fishing, hunting, bird watching, sand beaches, and camping areas. Hotels, cabins and golf courses make the area a true outdoor lover's playground.
Carlyle Lake Sailing Association
CSA has docking for 380 boats, 3 electric jib cranes, 1,300 ft. of dock and 2 launching ramps. Special events feature annual regattas.
Castle Rock State Park is located three miles south of Oregon on Highway 2. The 2,000-acre park includes rock formations, ravines, and unique northern plant associations. In one valley, 27 different types of ferns have been identified. A sandstone bluff, adjacent to the river, has given the park its name. Picnic area amenities include tables, shelters, grills, toilets, drinking water and playground equipment. Six miles of marked hiking trails have been developed, and a public boat ramp/parking facility is located across from the park's main entrance.


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PRICE-Our loving husband, father and grandfather, John Arnold Mathis Jr., age 84, passed away in Provo on May 16, 2010 after a long illness. He was born to John Arnold Sr. and Lilly Pearl Morrison Mathis on Sept. 20, 1925 in Price, Utah. Arnold married Idona H. Ward on Nov. 18, 1949 in the Manti LDS Temple.
He was a Carbon County Commissioner for six years, worked as a purchasing agent for the Carbon County School District and was a cattle rancher for many years. He was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, serving as Stake Missionary, Bishop, and High Councilor. He loved music and enjoyed singing, especially for funerals. He also enjoyed being with his family, sports, and working outside on his garden.
He is survived by his wife, Idona, children: Susan (Bill) Madsen of Sandy, Gary (Terrie) Mathis of Layton, Marilyn (John) Kerekes of Orem, Sheree (Brent) Atwood of Cedar City, Linda (Gary) Dinkelman of Price, Gordon (Julie) Mathis of Spanish Fork, and Craig (Becca) Mathis of Orem, 35 grandchildren, 46 great-grandchildren, and a sister Elizabeth (Dorr) Hanson.
He is preceded in death by his parents, four brothers and two sisters.
The family would like to give a special thanks to his niece, Karla Liddell for her dedicated service to our mother and father.
Funeral services will be held on Friday, May 21, 2010 at 11 a.m. at the Price LDS Sixth Ward Chapel (300 W. 500 S.). A viewing will be held on Thursday, May 20, 2010 from 6-7 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary in Price, also on Friday from 9:30-10:30 a.m. prior the services at the church. Interment will be in the Price City Cemetery. Services are in the care of Fausett Mortuary. Family and friends may sign the guestbook and share memories of Arnold at www.fausettmortuary.com.


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Canadians Fall Short of Bronze Medal at SWATCH FIVB U19 Youth World ChampionshipsIn the final eight late Saturday at the SWATCH FIVB U19 Youth World Championships in Porto, Portugal, the 18th seeded Canadian team of Nick del Bianco of Surrey, B.C and Toronto's Garrett May upset fourth-seeds Andrey Bolgov and Ruslan Bykanov of Russia 2-0 (21-14, 22-20), to advance to the semifinals. Earlier that morning, in the round of 16, they had defeated eighth-seeds Tiziano Andreatta and Michele Barratto of Italy 2-1, (18-21, 21-12, 15-11) to advance into the quarterfinals.
The Canadians, who were 5-0 in tournament play, then had to face the number-24 seeded Artem Kuchurenko and Maxim Anufriev also of Russia in Sunday's semifinal. They lost a heart breaker 2-1 (21-19, 16-21, 15-13).
Del Bianco-May were vaulted into the bronze medal match against the high ranked, third-seeded team from Germany, Lorenz Schümann and Dominik Stork, and they quickly fell, losing 2-0 (10-21, 19-21).
Gold went to Poland's fifth-seeded Kantor-Losiak in a dramatic three-set marathon match, over Russia's Anufriev-Kuchernko (17-21, 21-19 and 15-11) in 59 minutes in front of a full stadium of enthusiastic fans.
The other Canadian men team of Aaron Nusbaum of Aurora, Ont., and Grant O'Gorman of Toronto (23rd seeds) were 6-0 through qualifying and main draw play before Saturday's losing match. Kuchurenko and Anufriev eliminated Nusbaum-O'Gorman 2-0, (21-17, 23-21) in the round of 16.
In women's competition, 19th seeds Jennifer Cross, and Melissa Humana-Paredes, both of Toronto, were also eliminated in the round 16, falling to 11th seeds Rebecca Silva and Juliana Simoes of Brazil 0-2 (21-12, 22-20). Cross and Humana-Paredes finished 2-2 overall.


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Canadian Stores > Target > Target Kingston
Target Kingston has operated in 945 Gardiners Road. Target Kingston offers furniture, electronics, books, movies, music, toys, health and beauty such as clothings, shoes, jeans, jewelry, bags, towels, home decor, air conditioners, home office furniture, grills, tools, cell phones, gps, IPods, video games, PlayStation, Nintendo, blu-ray players, LCD/LED TV, cosmetics, and much more. Visit the official website target.ca.
Target Kingston is located in Cataraqui Town Centre in Kingston, Ontario.


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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
An Emery County native returns home for a short visit with family before he resumes his duties with the United States Air Force. Christopher Ebeling is the son of Chuck and Donna Ebeling of Castle Dale. He is a Tech Sgt. (TSGT). He is currently stationed at Ellsworth Air Force Base in South Dakota. When he arrives back at the base from leave he will be a Flight Sgt. in charge of a 40 man flight. Sgt. Ebeling enlisted when he was 17 years old. He went to basic training in 1997 at Lackland Air Force base. He went to Tech School from November to February of 1997-1998. His first duty was in Lakenheath England and he was there for four years. His family visited him there twice and he made two trips home during that time. He was at a permanent duty station there and was a member of the security forces and an elite gate guard.
After that time he went to Mountain Home, Idaho and attended canine school for 13 weeks. After his graduation from canine school he attended Airman Leadership School. While he was at Mountain Home he was deployed to Kuwait. "In Kuwait we did vehicle searches. We were looking for explosives. We acted as a deterrent for bringing anything explosive onto base. I was in Kuwait for four and half months and then went back to Mountain Home, Idaho. From there I was stationed at the Osan Air Base in the Republic of Korea. There I participated in law enforcement with the canine. We did sweep patrols looking for explosive devices. I spent 13 months in Korea and came home once. At the end of August in 2005 I was stationed in Peterson Air Force Base in Colorado Springs, Colo. There I also did law enforcement with a patrol enforcement dog. I was deployed to Kirkuk Air Force Base in Iraq and was there for seven and a half months. I did search operations the same has we had in Kuwait.
"The dogs I have had include: in Idaho, Tanja-E-072; in Korea, Tony D-181 and Wodan F-311 in Peterson. I left Peterson in October of 2008 my dog there was Nero E-296. I went to Ellsworth Air Force base," said Sgt. Ebeling.
All of the canine partners live with their masters when they are deployed and while on base the dogs live on base. Sgt. Ebeling was deployed to Baghdad and assigned to the 1st Cavalry, 1st Infantry division. Nero went along to Badhdad. There Sgt. Ebeling and Nero searched for explosives, did weapons sweeps and searched for stockpiles of weapons in the villages and fields of Iraq.
He also took the Kennel Master Course and was a kennel master in Baghdad.
Upon arriving back at Ellsworth he was the kennel master and in charge of training numerous dog teams. He was in charge of deployment of the dog teams to various areas where they were needed. All the dogs were under Sgt. Ebeling's care and he made sure they were ready. He handled everything to do with the health of the dog and making sure their handlers were well trained. Dogs were also trained for the secret service.
"These dogs are so important in military actions. They do the work of 20 cops. We try to keep them safe and they wear bullet proof vests, but many dogs are lost in active duty. The dogs are treated really well. They have all the equipment they need too. They even have special boots to protect their feet from the hot sun in Iraq and goggles to protect their eyes. They have all their shots and their kennels are heated and equipped with air conditioning. They always have food and water and their needs are placed first. It will depend on the mission as to whether the dogs stay in their own kennel run or with their master.
"The dogs go up in the aircraft with the special forces," said Sgt. Ebeling.
Sgt. Ebeling said some rivalries exist in the military, but once everyone gets to know each other and understands that everyone is working for the same goal then everyone understands each other better.
Sgt. Ebeling attended the Non-commissioned Officers Academy. He was at Bagram Airfield in Afghanistan and was in charge of a squad of 13 men. They spent six months on airbase security, controlling anything and everything that came on base. The locals work on the base and each morning, they must go through the check points and be searched. They are also searched at the end of their shifts to make sure they aren't taking anything with them off the base. The local nationals are the ones that did the searches.
Sgt. Ebeling spent time as the Flight Sgt. for a 42 man flight and did all the security involved there. There are towers on the base where observations are made and he spent time supervising everything there. "You have to keep track of all your guys and everything they do, you have to stay on top of things. I was in Afghanistan when they burned the Koran. There were riots. It was pretty intense during that time.
"I arrived back from Afghanistan to the states on May 15 this year and was back home on the 16th. I've been in for 15 years now and I will stay for at least 20 years. I am really glad I joined. I have met a lot of people and learned about different cultures, foods and customs. I have friends from all over the world now. I know the military isn't for everyone, but it's been good for me. It gave me the discipline and direction I needed in my life. It gave me the structure of knowing what to do and when to do it. Things are all black and white in the military. I have a girl friend in Rapid City named Paige Kisely and she just graduated from nursing school.
"As a dog handler, I've been involved when we have had special visitors and making sure things were secure for them. I've been involved on 10 different missions. We wear civilian clothes and it's kind of like you go undercover to complete the mission. It's really a big deal when visitors show up.
"As soldiers we are treated the best they can. Conditions are harsh in these foreign countries. The military isn't for everyone but I would recommend it. You have to be able to accept rules and be treated as part of a group, you really aren't an individual any more when you join the military. There are a lot of people who come and go in the military.
"I really like to take someone who no one has any faith in and I like to help that person and build them into a good airman. I like to build them into someone who can serve. It's really a good system to get into, I was kind of wilder in my younger days. Over time in the military I have grown up and found my place in the system. Everyone arrives in the military at different levels and people join for different reasons.
"Some join for patriotism and for some it's just a job.
"I really see a lot of patriotism in the civilians. I know people appreciate what we are doing. There are some people who are oblivious to what goes on in the world. But, for the most part I see appreciation for what's being done for them.
"It's pretty basic living in the military. When I received a package I would share it with everyone, Mail and packages are nice, but I didn't really need them. There are some people who do need that to keep them going. Emery County is a very patriotic place. I still get a tear every time I hear the National Anthem. It's hard if people aren't respectful to the flag. I really think holidays are observed for the wrong reasons now, we have kind of gotten away from their basic meaning. The fourth of July is to remember our soldiers and to remember our country," said Sgt. Ebeling.
The Ebeling family is very proud of Christopher and of their other son Bryan who is a cardiac registered nurse and has worked with veterans in the VA hospital. Sgt. Ebeling has one son aged 12 named Steten Romander. The family was enjoying their time together before Sgt. Ebeling's leave is over for this time and they spent some time boating and plans are underway for a road trip back to Virginia to visit his girl friend's family there.


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Hampton, Darlene Rose, 1976- (University of Oregon, December , 2010)[more][less]Hampton, Darlene Rose, 1976- 2011-04-11T21:42:32Z 2011-04-11T21:42:32Z 2010-12 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/11070 x, 160 p. : ill. (some col.) Although the web appears to be a welcoming space for women, online spaces--like offline spaces--are rendered female through associations with the personal/private, embodiment, or an emphasis on intimacy. As such, these spaces are marked, marginalized, and often dismissed. Using an explicitly interdisciplinary approach that combines cultural studies models with feminist theory, new media studies, and performance, Beyond Resistance uses fandom as a way to render visible the invisible ways that repressive discourses of gender are woven throughout digital culture. I examine a variety of online fan practices that use popular media to perform individual negotiations of repressive ideologies of sex and gender, such as fan-authored fiction, role-playing games, and vids and machinima--digital videos created from re-editing television and video game texts. Although many of these negotiations are potentially resistive, I demonstrate how that potential is being limited and redirected in ways that actually reinforce constructions of gender that support the dominant culture. The centrality of traditional notions of sex and gender in determining the value of fan practices, through both popular representation and critical analysis, serves as a microcosm of how discourses of gender are operating within digital culture to support the continued gendering of the public and private spheres within digital space. This gendering contributes to the ongoing subordination of women under patriarchy by marginalizing or dismissing their concerns, labor, and cultural tastes. Committee in charge: Priscilla Ovalle, Chairperson; Kathleen Karlyn, Member; Michael Aronson, Member; Kate Mondloch, Outside Member en_US University of Oregon University of Oregon theses, Dept. of English, Ph. D., 2010; Gender Digital culture Fandom Intimacy LiveJournal Machinima Vidding American studies Multimedia communications Web studies Gender studies Beyond resistance: Gender, performance, and fannish practice in digital culture Gender, performance, and fannish practice in digital culture Thesis
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I recently celebrated my thirtieth birthday, and my big present was a dehydrator (which ought to tell you how exciting I am). Last weekend I dried zucchini and summer squash. Though they're not crunchy enough to eat as chips, they're surprisingly sweet, and will make great additions to soup mixes.
Today I'm drying radishes:
You can't freeze 'em, and you can only eat so many fresh before your tongue goes numb. I found this recipe for spicy radish dip that calls for dried, powdered radishes. I also think they'll make neat little spicy croutons.
I've been canning, too. Jam, so far, but come August there will be pickles galore. Jam, pickles, and fruit in syrup went quickly last winter, as gifts and in our own kitchen. Juice concentrates got less use, so I'll likely skip them this year.
Thanks to a late frost, strawberries were fleeting this summer, and I only got in a half dozen jars of jam before they were gone. Raspberries are thriving (my berry man at the farmers' market brags about his "bumpah crop"), and I'll be making another batch of jam tomorrow.
I know this winter I'll be too busy to shop for or prepare healthy food, and I'll be glad I set all this aside. Still, after 7 hours of standing at the sink peeling carrots and shucking peas, I can't help but think what hard work this slow food business is! How did those pioneer women do it without comfortable shoes or running water?


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The scam of U.S. politics
Whether you are a political right-winger or left-winger, honesty does not exist in politics for you or any of us. Yes, I know, that is no surprise. But what is surprising is how easily today's politicians can be bought and sold. And how every little news blip can be used to try and make a major political point from it.
Among the myriad examples I could use, I shall use U.S. Senator John McCain of Arizona as an example. I could have used any one of the 535 Congress persons to make my point. But this glaring political news item seems to have missed the media's attention.
Senator McCain loves to magnify what happened in Benghazi, Libya during its civil war to make a point about several U.S. State Department staff people losing their lives. He is focused on blaming then Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for mishandling the situation and somehow causing the deaths of these people in the State Department. "Blame" is easy to make, but in this case, almost impossible to place on any individual or department. Things were in turmoil, communication was very limited, and confusion reigned. Yet it makes for a possible political point for Senator McCain and other Republicans to simplify it and make it look as though Clinton threw these people under the bus. But that simply does not hold water. But it will be used as a political point now and in the upcoming presidential election. And let us remember that Benghazi was half-way around the world.
Now let us look to something far easier to prove and evaluate in Senator McCain's very backyard. The Veteran's Administration activities in Phoenix, Arizona have been under fire for a long time. It has been known widely that complaints were pouring out of the VA's offices in Phoenix. One would have to have been blind, deaf, and had their head in the sand not to realize the problems with the V.A. in Phoenix.
Yet over 40 of our military veterans who were waiting in line to be serviced with health care died before getting medical help. That is just in the Phoenix V.A.! Senator McCain has been silent about it all. Is he to blame for not stepping in when it became very apparent that the V.A. in his own home town was blatantly negligent? Should it be a political point in evaluating the entire Republican Party, to say nothing of McCain himself?


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The Emery County Public Lands Council met in their September meeting on Sept. 4.
Sherrel Ward reported the water study is nearing completion and he believes it will be very beneficial for water use planning for Emery County in the future. It makes recommendations for potential for future water development as well as models how water is used in Emery County at the present time. It will be made available soon. Ray Petersen, public lands director told of the field trip the group took in August to view the Seeley fire burn area and other areas of the forest. Brandon Hoffman from the forest service showed two maps which showed the fire intensity and the fire progression map on the field trip. It was interesting how the fire spread mostly to the north. There will be problems with flooding and debris flowing onto SR-31 and this problem will persist for the next three-five years. The road has been closed this past week for clean-up after another flooding event. The field trip group also viewed the area where the Groben burn will take place when conditions are right. The group stopped at Potter's Pond for lunch. They viewed the Lake Canyon area where campsites have been improved and some roads which lead to the same destination have been closed. It is hoped the Groben burn will regenerate aspen in the area. There have been fuels projects in a number of smaller areas. A pinion/juniper project near Joe's Valley utilized a machine that chops the trees into chips and they are spread over the ground and they hold the moisture and the grass is able to grow through the chips. The group also viewed Native American peeler trees.
In Straight Canyon the group stopped at the areas where bouldering are popular. The climbing association funds a porta potty for the climbers. The BLM is looking at the dispersed camping sites in the area.
Ward reported on the grazing. He said two-thirds of the Gentry allotment burned. One good thing was the cattle were not yet up there at the time of the fire. They had held off for two weeks because of the drought and took a 25 percent reduction in numbers. The grass there on Gentry looks good now. The forest service is taking a zero tolerance for cattle on the burn area. The grazers are doing everything they can to keep the cows off the burn area. They have invested in a $10,000 electric fence and put it around the burn areas. They have hired three men to ride the fence and keep it up and keep the cows off.
Ward said the environmentalists are up there all the time and they are concerned about the cattle eating any new growth in the burn area. Ward said they are concerned as well. They do not want to see the cattle removed from the mountain. Cattle are expected to be off Castle Valley Ridge for three years. Some repair work to troughs and springs is taking place. Ward said the Grand Canyon Trust is working to remove all cattle grazing from public lands.
Ward is concerned how everything is going to turn out. He believes if the grazers were able to work with the local forest service representatives they could work things out. The decisions he said are being made at a higher level than here locally and that's problematic. He is worried the resource of being able to graze cattle could be lost.
The forest service was meeting again on the forest with Commissioner James Nelson, David Blackham from the Dept. of Agriculture and others to evaluate how things are going with grazing and the recent fire.
One big concern right now with the soil in the burn area is its lack of ability to hold any water. Ward said there are several studies that say cattle in the burn area can be helpful and other studies that say keep them out. When the burned soil is disturbed with a track from a deer, elk or cattle then water gathers in that track. It will take years for the burn scar to heal and revegetate.
Petersen said the county is tentatively set to meet with the Natural Resources subcommitee on Nov. 14 for the Emery County Public Lands Use bill.
Bill Bates from the Division of Wildlife Resources said they are looking at increasing antlerless elk numbers because of the drought. They will increase 60 on the San Juan and 50 on the LaSals. These go on sale on Sept. 6.
They are also looking at additional permits for the Manti. Sept. 19 the RAC meeting will be held in Castle Dale and the subject is fishing. The DWR has decided to move the RAC meetings to different communities.
The coyote program has begun and check points where you can bring the coyotes will start on Sept. 12 in Price. To collect a bounty for a coyote you must be registered with the DWR.
The bounty is $50 per animal. The intent is to disrupt breeding pairs and to take coyotes that prey on deer fawns. You must bring in the scalp, both ears and lower jaw.
Bates reported the archery hunting has been slow, but most hunters wait until the last week to take their deer.
The elk are moving through the burn area and they like the edges around the fire where fresh grass is growing. The elk are not in their usual spots and have moved around quite a bit and into different areas than usual.
Kyle Beagley is new to the forest service and he said he replaced Tom Lloyd who recently retired. He works with mineral management. He has started on some projects including the North Water Springs in conjunction with SUFCO mine on a temporary change permit. Beagley is working to collect signatures from permitees so that water project can move forward. Spring 89 has been affected by subsidence from the SUFCO mine according to Beagley. There will be a solar pump that brings the water into troughs. A pipeline is still in the works for the project.
The Liberty Pioneer gas company has a permit to drill approved above Huntington Reservoir about a half a mile up the road. This has been planned for a few years.
Energy West Mining has been drilling exploratory holes up Cottonwood. Beagley will also work with the county on maintaining the Reeder gravel pit.
Mike McCandless reported the North Emery Water Association is redeveloping the springs in Rilda Canyon and that project will start next week.
They will work on one spring and then switch to the other so they can keep some water flowing, but it may make the water situation tight for the next month.
The forest service has hired crews to work on the trails and put in water control structures.
There are many trees still falling over trails and many stump holes that are still hot and smoldering. There has been a four person crew working and two eight person crews are expected to arrive soon. Some blasting work will need to be done along with the cutting work.
The trail work will carry over until next spring. Funds coming for the trail work are from the Burn Area Emergency Response fund.
Beagley added there is an old coal mine portal hole north of Wattis that's smoking and he is working with the Division of Oil, Gas and Mining to see what's going on there.
Eugene Swalberg, Utah State Parks manager at Goblin Valley and Green River State Park reported a transformer is ready to be set at Millsite State Park and campers there will be able to have power. The low water dock has been pulled out due to water receding below that dock. Huntington Lake State Park had a full park for Labor Day weekend and the boat limits were reached each day. There were many visitors to Goblin Valley. Water is still high enough you can float the Green River, but low water creates different conditions than normal.
Ward reported Huntington Lake is still 62 percent full and the water users there should be commended for keeping that reservoir full enough in this drought year that recreation could still be enjoyed there.
Concerns over sage grouse were voiced. The state and other agencies are taking measures to ensure the sage grouse doesn't end up on the endangered species list. The governor is asking for recommendations from each county.
Gary Petty, lands council member said the environmentalists are using the sage grouse as a tool to eliminate recreation, grazing and mining on public lands.
Miller's Flat has been drained low so the work on enlarging the dam there can be completed this fall. Cleveland Reservoir is at 51 percent. Huntington North is at 62 percent and Joe's Valley at 59 percent. Huntington Reservoir is at 78 percent and there is very little water in Rolfson. Electric Lake is at 70 percent. "This year there has been an amazing utilization of water. It was a lot better than expected," said Ward.
Petty reported the water year has been tough in Emery. They have left Julius Reservoir full so the drinking water in Emery won't freeze back. Ward said in the water study there are various suggestions for help with the water situation in Emery.
A lot of work has gone into the water study.
Petersen reported on the lawsuit the state has filed for the RS-2477 roads. The Attorney General's office contacted the county and said they are dropping 66 of the 367 roads from Emery County named in the lawsuit. These roads cannot be defended. This is a statewide lawsuit where the state is suing on all the roads out there. The witnesses that have testified to the existence of the RS-2477 roads are passing away and their history will be lost. Petersen said these 66 roads won't make a difference on the ground and are still in use. The lawsuit was refiled last week.
Concerned citizen John Anderson said his property in Nevada burned and he attributes the build up of fuels in the area because of the lack of cattle grazing in the area as the root of the problem. He said the letters to the forest service in Nevada that he has written have been ignored.
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Dude is a mother ****ing playmaker. He's killing Alabama. Swope actually had a productive year last year with Tannehill receiving for 1200+. Let's bring that guy here... what round is he projected to be drafted at?
Dude is a mother ****ing playmaker. He's killing Alabama. Swope actually had a productive year last year with Tannehill receiving for 1200+. Let's bring that guy here... what round is he projected to be drafted at?
My guess is 5th, 4th at the highest IMO. I do like his skill set though. Knowing Jeff he will turn down WR, DB and LB to draft him in the 1st rd.
I like him, and from what I saw I'd be hard pressed not to take him in the 3rd- how much higher I don't know yet. I also like DE Ezikiel Ansah from BYU. Tremendous athlete, heady player, great sideline to sideline pursuit, good strength at the LOS and he can get after the QB. He also is very heads up in using his 6-6 frame to try to time QBs throws and knock down passes, which is nice. I don't know all that much about this guy, but he's definitely on my radar now and I want to see more.
As per the draft and the WR position- I'd rather sign Dwayne Bowe as a FA, bring him back to the home port of Miami and be done with it. Take the pressure off, then you can wait until the 3rd rd and pick up a solid guy like Swope. Then in the 1st you can take a Keenan Allen if you want, but you can pass on a Justin Hunter, as I would. Look at Milliner, Banks at CB- go for value at a need position.
In rds 2 and 3, if we could get Swope, Matt Elam and say this Ezekiel Ansah, and with the 1st rd land a stud CB and the other 2nd rd pick get another pass rusher... combine that with Dwayne Bowe in FA and I'll be a happy camper.
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I think he's a 3rd Round guy. I'm sure many will want to see how he measures and run at the combine, but based on production and dependability, i'm thinking 3rd. Very Wes Welker-esque. I really like him.
I want him here and I am sure Tannehill does as well. They were roommates in college as well.
I just mentioned in a different thread that I would look at this kid in the mid rounds and put him in Clay's role.
For a third round pick, I'd do it. I think he's already more polished than Clay AND Egnew. This guy is tougher, can take a hit, he even got hit helmet to helmet today and it didn't even phase him. Dude was killing it, loved his game today. Dude was doing this on Saban's defense.
Loved what I saw, him being a senior tells me he's ready for the NFL. Swope's on my wishlist for the draft.
I also would love to have Ryan Swope,but i have this feeling that if we want him,we're gonna have to take him in the 2nd rd. I don't think he'll make it to the 3rd rd.
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On another note. Sports Illustrated's Tony Pauline has Swope as one of his Week 11 draft risers and compares him to Eric Decker of the Broncos.
Ryan Swope, WR -- TexasA&M: Swope entered the season as a possibly late-round selection but elevated his draft grade even prior to the contest against Alabama. His dominant performance during A&M's 29-24 victory over the top-ranked Tide will force scouts to continue to revaluate their opinion of Swope. The senior finished the day with 11 receptions for 111 yards and one touchdown. More impressively, Swope came through in the clutch, making spectacular catches during the game's critical moments, including two receptions in the fourth quarter, which moved the Aggies into scoring position. Swope lacks the speed to be used as a vertical receiver, but he plays smart, tough football and offers reliable hands. His game is similar to Broncos receiver Eric Decker and Swope could end up a third-round pick, just like Decker.
Great minds think alike. I want this guy to be a Dolphin.


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Graduate Center, CUNY
Friday, March 15, 2013, 11am-3pm
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Speech Science and the Clinic
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SACHIRE, Georgia (AP) — Authorities in the
former Soviet republic of Georgia claim a woman from a remote mountain village
turned 130 on Thursday, making her the oldest person on Earth.
Antisa Khvichava from western Georgia was born on July 8, 1880, said Georgiy Meurnishvili, spokesman for the civil
registry at the Justice Ministry.
The woman, who lives with her 40-year-old
grandson in an idyllic vine-covered country house in the mountains, retired
from her job as a tea and corn picker in 1965, when she was 85, records say.
"I've always been healthy, and I've
worked all my life — at home and at the farm," said Khvichava, in a bright
dress and headscarf, her withering lips rejuvenated by shiny red lipstick.
Sitting in the chair and holding her cane, Khvichava spoke quietly through an
interpreter since she never went to school to learn Georgian and speaks only
the local language, Mingrelian.
Her age couldn't immediately be independently
verified. Her birth certificate was lost — one of the great number to have disappeared
in the past century amid revolutions and a civil war which followed the
collapse of the Russian Empire.
But Meurnishvili showed two Soviet-era
documents that he says attest to her age. Scores of officials, neighbors,
friends, and descendants backed up her claim as the world's top senior.
The Gerontology Research Group currently
recognizes 114-year-old Eugenie Blanchard of Saint Barthelemy, France, as the world's oldest person. The organization is yet to examine
Khvichava's claim.
Although Khvichava has difficulty walking and
has stayed largely in bed during the past seven years, she makes a point of
hobbling unaided to the outhouse on the other side of the yard, loathe to be a
nuisance, Mikhail said.
Though her body has all but quit on her — her
fingers cramped and deformed by age mean she can no longer maintain her love of
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports writer
With four starters from last season graduated, the Green River Lady Pirates knew that this season could be a struggle at the beginning of the season. Green River has dropped their first three games of the young season.
Green River opened at the road at the Sevier Valley Center in Richfield with a pair of losses. First, Rich High won the season opener 59-22 and the next night Bryce Valley won 42-28. Green River opened the home season with a 42-34 loss to Grand High School.
Rich High School outscored Green River 19-3 in the opening quarter to easily roll to the win. Rich outscored Green River in each of the next three periods also. The second quarter score was 15-7, the third quarter score was 17-8 and the final quarter was 8-4.
Brandi Webster led the team with 8 points. Jill Vetere scored 4 points, Tracy Engleman scored 3 points, Bailie Packer, Leah Swalberg and Crosby Hatt each scored 2 points and Lindsey Spadafora had a single point.
On Saturday night, Bryce Valley also opened the game with a huge first quarter. They won the period 17-4. Green River played fairly even after that period.
Crosby was the leading scorer with 10 points, Bailie and Brandi each scored 4 points and Leah, Jill, Lindsey and Sarah scored 2 points each.
At home against Grand, the Devils won the opening quarter 9-3, a much better quarter for the Pirates. Green River took the second period 10-2 to lead at the half 13-11. It was the third quarter that got the Pirates in this game as Grand won the period 18-6 before Green River won the final quarter 15-13.
Jill lead the team in this game with 10 points, Leah scored 9 points, Brandi scored 5 points, Crosby scored 4 points and Bailie and Tracy each scored 3 points.
Against Rich, Green River made 6 of 14 free throws. Against Bryce, Green River made 18-of 28 free throws and against Grand, Green River made 19 of 35 free throws.
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PRICE-Cathleen J. Beardall Sailors, age 63, passed away May 20, 2010 at her home in Price after a courageous battle with pancreatic cancer.
She was born May 24, 1946 in Springville, Utah to George Ross and Effa Shakespear Beardall.
Cathy was a resident of Carbon County since 1969 where she made many wonderful friends over the years. As a single mother of two boys, Cathy decided to return to school and pursue a career in nursing. In 1977, she graduated from the College of Eastern Utah and later went to work at Castleview Hospital for nine years. For the past 23 years she worked at Castle Country Care Center in Price where she touched many patients, co-workers, doctors and families over the years.
Cathy loved her job and her pleasant smile could brighten anyone's day regardless what time it was. She was a very proud, dedicated, hard worker who was well liked by her co-workers and the many patients that she cared for.
Cathy loved to spend time with her family, especially fishing, camping and hunting in the mountains near Joe's Valley. Cathy was a true fighter until the end and she will be missed by all.
She is survived by her sons, Brian (Brandi) Jones, Price, Darrin (Tamara) Sailors, West Jordan; four brothers and one sister, Bernell (Carol) Beardall, Hurricane, Nilan (Helen) Beardall, Springville, Eugene (Peggy) Beardall, Provo, Glen Beardall, Salt Lake City; Sharon Beardall, Provo; seven grandchildren, Cameron and Camie Jones, Derek and Devan Sailors, Lacie, Kenneth and Eryn Luman.
Cathy was preceded in death by her parents, four infant brothers, Merlin, Rulon, Aaron and Adden "Babe"; and sisters, Nelda Upton and Darlene Blackwell.
Funeral service, Tuesday, May 25, 2010, 11 a.m., Mitchell Funeral Home, 233 East Main Street in Price. Family will be at Mitchell's Tuesday one hour prior to service. Interment, Evergreen Cemetery in Springville.
Friends are welcome to share memories of Cathy at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net


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With the threat of sequestration looming, one research institute is predicting that Massachusetts' economic recovery will start to slow. Up until a few months ago, the state's economy was recovering from the recession faster than the national economy. But recently, the recovery has stalled. That's according to Mass Benchmarks, a publication of the UMass Donahue Institute. Since the slowdown, Massachusetts' unemployment rate has hovered in the 6.5 percent range, while the national rate is 7.8. UMass Economics professor and executive editor of Mass Benchmarks, Robert Nakosteen expects the unemployment rate to remain stable throughout 2013. But, at the same time, he says, one of the factors most likely to slow the economy this year, is sequestration.
"There is no question this is going to be anchor around the neck of growth for the next few quarters. So to the extend the economy is vibrant job to the extent there are jobs available to the extend that people expect to see salary increases wage increases all of that is going to have a wet blanket thrown over it."
Nakosteen says that Massachusetts stands to be one of the states hardest hit by sequestration as its economy is disproportionately reliant on technology, health and higher education jobs. All sectors that are likely to take a substantial funding cut. Even if sequestration doesn't happen, Nakosteen says the state will still feel its impacts, as many businesses have already taken irreversible steps to prepare for it. But Nakosteen remains optimistic about 2013, predicting that while unemployment won't improve, the state will experience modest economic growth.


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Manu Tuilagi scored two of Leicester's four tries as the Tigers hammered Northampton 36-8 at Franklin's Gardens on Saturday.
Manu Tuilagi scored two of Leicester's four tries as the Tigers hammered Northampton 36-8 at Franklin's Gardens on Saturday.
Leicester produced a superb second-half performance following an evenly contested first period to comfortably claim victory.
Hosts Northampton had enjoyed a thrilling victory over Wasps a week earlier, while Leicester were narrow winners away at Exeter.
A slow start to the game saw all 15 points scored in the first half come from the boot, and it was the Tigers who enjoyed the lion's share.
Toby Flood's penalty put Leicester in front but the lead was quickly cancelled out by Stephen Myler's effort. But Flood punished more indiscipline from the hosts in the 30 minutes that followed, striking three further penalty goals to make it 3-12 at half-time.
Courtney Lawes was sin-binned for Northampton in the first half for a deliberate knock-on, but despite the nine-point gap, the tie remained finely poised.
The second half was a different story, however, as four tries from the visitors extinguished any hope of a Northampton fightback.
Tuilaga crossed just after the restart following good handling from Marcos Ayerza and Jordan Crane to put Leicester 3-17 in front and, though Myler gave the hosts hope with an unconverted try just shy of the hour, three further scores in the final 20 minutes from Leicester took the game away from the Saints.
Tuilagi grabbed his second on 61 minutes after Thomas Waldrom had gone close, and ten minutes later Niall Morris struck to settle the contest.
Matthew Tait's try less than five minutes later rubbed salt in the wounds, and, though Northampton showed enterprise with the ball in hand, it was too little, too late.
The scorers:
For Northampton:
Try: Myler
Pens: Myler
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Replacements:16 Ross McMillan, 17 Alex Waller, 18 Brian Mujati, 19 GJ van Velze, 20 Ben Nutley, 21 Martin Roberts, 22 Ryan Lamb, 23 Luther Burrell.
Leicester Tigers: 15 Mathew Tait, 14 Niall Morris, 13 Manusamoa Tuilagi, 12 Anthony Allen, 11 Adam Thompstone, 10 Toby Flood (c), 9 Ben Youngs, 8 Jordan Crane, 7 Julian Salvi, 6 Tom Croft, 5 Geoff Parling, 4 Ed Slater, 3 Dan Cole, 2 Tom Youngs, 1 Marcos Ayerza.
Replacements:16 Rob Hawkins, 17 Logovi'i Mulipola, 18 Martin Castrogiovanni, 19 Thomas Waldrom, 20 Graham Kitchener, 21 Sam Harrison, 22 George Ford, 23 Matt Smith.
Venue: Franklin's Gardens
Referee: Wayne Barnes
Assistant referees: Robin Goodliffe and Roy Maybank
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As the saying goes, "there's no such thing as bad publicity." Especially free publicity.
Boulder Canyon's potato chips got a plug on cable TV's "Breaking Bad" on Aug. 11 when a character in the AMC network series is shown munching on a bag of Boulder Canyon's sea salt and cracked pepper chips.
In Sunday's mid-season premiere, Hank Schrader (played by actor Dean Morris), a Drug Enforcement Agency agent and brother-in-law of Walter White, the series' chemistry teacher turned crystal meth maker – is digging into a bag Boulder Canyon's chips.
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The Hideaway Steakhouse in Westminster is hosting a great fundraising event, "Discover the Hideaway," from 4:30 to 9 p.m. on Aug. 25. The event will raise money for Laradon, a children and adults with developmental disabilities and other special needs. To learn more about Laradon visit www.laradon.org.
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Green Valley Ranch Golf Club has caught football fever and is making a special membership offer.
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Redstone began shipping to national distributors earlier this month.
Redstone Meadery started making mead 12 years ago and is the nation's second highest total producer on a volume basis, Redstone makes 16 flavors of mead and was the first to create a line of draft mead in kegs.
"We have seen the acceptance that craft beers in cans has received, and we wanted people to be able to take mead on camping trips, into venues, and to other places that prohibit glass bottles," says David Myers, owner and founder of Redstone Meadery.
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Please include any relevant information such as skill level and style of play.
Comments: First off, I have been using countless Barricade 8s that wear out literally in one month. I could not bear
the ugly style, overpriced retail and low performance. Luckily I stumbled upon this shoe. There is no break in and it feels like a
running shoe with more heel cushion than an overhyped Nike. Now I'm matching with Raonic!
From: Stephen, 12/14
Comments: I am rough on shoes in general. I have had these shoes for a month and they are totally shot. You can
see the mid-sole. I will return for another pair but even with the free pair I'll only get two months out of them. I play about 3-4
times a week several hour per. Very disappointed. I paid extra to purchase a pair with a warranty and they are only going to get
me 2 months. I can do better.
From: Scott, 12/14
Comments: This is an amazing shoe! They are lighter than Vapors but have twice the durability. One drawback is
that the sides of the shoe may separate after 5 or 6 months but that can be easily solved with gorilla glue. Plus the price is good.
I'm on my third pair after wearing these for several years and can't wait for the new models surpassing this!
From: Nathan, 11/14
Comments: Pros: no break in required, it feelt like I was playing on a bed of clouds compared to my Babolats. I'm
sure they will last 6 months. I play 3x per week singles and doubles. I am not a slave to fashion, no flashing stop light colors or
glow in dark neon colors, look at my shoes attitude with these soles. Light weight also. Plus, a one year warranty!
Cons: not much support on the sides and footbed. If your are a slash-and-burn serve and volleyer who plays college-like tennis,
you might reconsider this option. You will end with a flat tire in no time.
From: Wes, 9/14
Comments: They're comfy and light. But I also wore through the toe in 4 days. Yes you read that right. 4 days.
Admittedly, I'm a toe dragger and always leave a bunch of streaks behind the baseline for everyone to see, but still! My actual toe
isn't being affected yet so I'm going to hopefully get a few more weeks out of them, but if you only get 1 replacement pair/credit, I
definitely won't use it on another pair of these.
From: JD, 6/14
Comments: I found these shoes to be performance oriented. The have a low to ground feeling that immediately
improved my agility. The traction on hard courts has been unwavering. They are medium to light weight but still retain
reasonable stability. The cushioning is adequate given their low to ground feel, and this coming from a 6' 235 lbs all-court 4.5
player. Lighter men will find plenty of cushion. They do wear out quickly, I get no more than 3 months while playing 3 hard court
matches per week. New Balance has been great to work with when it comes to honoring the warranty. Despite the durability
issues, I have found my go-to shoe.
From: Jay, 4/14
Comments: I got these because of their 1 year warranty. Coming from Barricades, this felt like it did not give me
enough support. The mesh gave my toes and front foot too much room to move around, other people might like it, I hated it.
This is even if I wear two socks and even if I tie it really tight. Speaking of tightening, one of the eyelets of the laces seems to be
giving way too. Durability and support is not this shoe's strongest suit. After a few months of using them, my right ankle started
to hurt. I then switched to Asics Solution Speed and have been very satisfied with my Asics.
From: Jeremy, 4/14
Comments: I have used these non-stop since I got them because I want to try and wear them out before 12
months. Former Barricade user, decided to try other shoes out. Compared to the Barricades, this shoe is very "loose" when you're
sliding and changing directions, your foot will move a lot. This is like the complete opposite of Barricades. When these were
selling for $99, I found them cheaper on another site and TW matched their prices and even knocked an extra 10% off. Don't you
just love Tenniswarehouse?
From: Meako, 1/14
Comments: Bought the 996 to replace the 900, which is built on a running last and was discontinued. The support
is much worse, the insole is cheaper, and the shoe offers no support. The toe box is too narrow as well.
From: Dan, 12/13
Comments: I'm a college player and this is my shoe of choice for practice. They are lightweight and comfortable.
Not very durable, but in practice that's no issue; I can wear them and feel comfortable during drills or just hitting for hours. I
wouldn't wear these shoes to an important match just because I wouldn't feel secure and comfortable sliding around. Good shoes
for the price and durability, but again only to practice.
From: Nick, 12/13
Comments: I agree with Andy's review, I had sent these back before. The toe wears out very quickly. I did receive
another pair and they wore out within 2 weeks. Very comfortable shoe that needs to be dealt with by NB.
From: Alan, 12/13
Comments: Comfortable and good looking shoe, but this is not the model for toe draggers. Playing four times per
week, I blasted through the left toe in about 3 weeks. This is much faster than other comparably priced shoes that I've worn
(adidas Barricades, Prince Rebels, KSwiss Defiers), which last me closer to 4 months before the left toe is gone. New Balance needs
to fix this problem.
From: Andy, 11/13
Comments: Great shoe -- comfy and really durable. I will definitely get another pair if these ones ever break or
wear out.
From: Matt, 10/13
Comments: Great looking shoe, but narrow in the toe. The uppers separated from the bottoms at the toe after only
one month. The nice folks at NB have promised a replacement pair. I think this shoe was flawed, I've never seen a shoe come
apart like this before. Glad it's NB and they have great customer service to right the wrong.
From: Kevin, 9/13
Comments: This shoe broke in very quickly, right out the box they did not give me foot cramps. This shoe is also a
very clean looking shoe and I received many compliments. With that being said, within two weeks of playing, the upper part of the
toe box began to tear away from the midsole. This was caused by too much jamming of my toes on agressive stops and when I
needed to change direction. If you are looking for a two week shoe, look no further than the New Balance 996!
From: Al, 7/13
Comments: Got these as a replacement for the NB 851 shoes. The weight is fine. They do feel artificially wide. The
outsole just flares out too much. That side piece has now split from aggressive side to side moving. The outsole itself is quite
worn after just 2 months of alternating with my Gel Resolutions. I would rate these just below the Barricade Team shoes.
From: Hugh, 7/13
Comments: Great shoe overall. Originally, I used Barricades, but now I won't use anything else. They wore down
fairly quickly, but with the 12 month warranty, I really do not mind. The only problem I had with these shoes right away, was the
insoles. Get replacements! They are very thin, and on a quick stop, will shift and move to the front of your shoe.
From: Jason, 6/13
Comments: I like this shoe and received it as a replacement for my 1 year warranty for the 1005's, which were
hideously bland. But, those were the best wearing shoe I had ever worn, as they lasted 7 months, and I play 3 times per week, and
I'm a toe dragger when I serve. The durability in these 996s were short, I'm not even sure how long they lasted, maybe just 2
months? What shocked me is the left toe was wearing out as well, that has never happened to me before. I think the cushioning is
a little poor, as I slammed my foot down on my final step to reach a drop shot and promptly bruised my heel. I like the cosmetics,
the speed and the comfort of this shoe, but the cushioning and durability are poor.
From: Matt, 5/13
Comments: Just a follow up from my previous review below - I contacted NB customer service and found out that
they will only replace the shoe. They don't do credits like Asics and others do. This is disappointing. Also, the 12 month
"guarantee" only works once per customer. They won't stand behind their product after that. More disappointment. The only good
thing that came from this is that rather than sending me a replacement of this same crappy shoe, they are sending me the new
990 running shoe instead. And the customer service guy, was super nice. Bottom line - good customer service, crappy shoe,
crappy guarantee. Recommend avoid NB for court shoes, especially if you burn through shoes quickly like I do.
From: Eric, 4/13
Comments: Comfy shoe. Extremely poor durability in the toe and poor lateral support from the mid-foot rearward. I
have burned through the rubber soles on the toe all the way to foam in about 25 hours. My Asics Revolutions lasted about 4 times
as long. Ankles are now pronating severely due to lack of support. These shoes look nice and are comfy at first, but you will be
sending them back way early. Thumbs down.
From: Eric, 4/13
Comments: I love NB shoes, my favorite shoe ever is the black/green NB CT820 from about 7 years back. These
looked similar so I decided to get these. I'm torn. They are lightweight with great stability which I love and why I bought them. But
they lasted me 4 weeks. Sent them back and the next pair lasted 4 weeks. I coach a DI tennis team and only play twice a week
hard, so I was expecting more from a 1 yr warranty. It's just in the toe area though - it entirely splits open so you can see your
toes. I recommended them to others on our team, and they also love the performance, but again, they wear through the same area
in the front toe box in a few weeks. too bad.
From: Mike, 4/13
Comments: Just received these shoes last week. I played 8 sets (in 1 day) and the right toe is showing wear already.
Very surprised a shoe that is backed by a 1 year warranty would do this. Tennis Warehouse had no problem taking them back in
as defective. Maybe this was just a bad batch. I have enjoyed New Balance shoes for many years and will continue to use, just
hope this is a one time issue.
From: Alan, 2/13
Comments: Definitely a great shoe! However, because of the webbing in the front toe knuckle area which restricts
knuckle movement causing some toe knuckle skin burn, I had to modify the webbing. I heated the web to loosen it up and
(stretching) it to accommodate a larger toe knuckle movement. Once I fixed that, it felt great!!
From: A.J., 1/13
Comments: These are by far the best tennis shoes I've ever owned. I've owned Adidas Barricades on and off for the
past 8 years and loved them. I've worn two pairs of Nike Court Ballistics recently and only had pain in my feet from them, so I
switched to these when the new "cooler" colors recently came out. I literally didn't have to break these shoes in at all, as they're
weight, have comfortable insoles and the best is their one year warranty that I'm sure I will be able to use, which makes these
an even smarter buy.
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Im going to assume it was a paitball gun minus the paint. YOu can get one at any local sporting goods store. Just make sure you dont load it with any projectile.
I am interested in purchasing a rifle that shoots air. I saw one at Pirates of Emerson in Pleasanton, CA. It was in a western-type facade, and it looked like an old west rifle and it shot air when the guy pulled the trigger (I think it was hooked up to an air compressor). Does anyone know who makes these or where I could purchase one? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
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The air gun made by Randy Grigg at http://hauntedenterprises.com/
We blatantly stole the idea from Heartstoppers after seeing how well the concept worked (Thanks Joel!)
Heartstoppers is in Rancho Cordova, CA we are in Pleasanton, CA
The mechanics of the gun would be simple enough to make (check out the thread on air cannons by Rich Strelak). The issue is incorporating it into a lightweight prop that actually looks like a shotgun.
Fake guns that look like REAL guns aren't easy to find in California!!! I have looked all over for a fake rifle for our western section and can't find anything. Does anyone have any idea where I could get one? Or would someone consider building one for me? I will happily pay!!!
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These are exact replicas of the real thing, they even weigh the same. You can use black Rit dye from the bleach section of Walmart to change the color, or I suppose you could use a rattle can of paint. There are many sources for blue guns or dummy guns on the net, this is just one. Ebay is usually the cheapest once you determine what exactly you are looking for.
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Cash and Credit RegistersOther Mechanical Cash Registers
Although NCR dominated the market for cash registers, other firms offered their own forms of the machine. Some of these looked quite different from common images of a cash register. A few manufacturers, such as Brandt, competed successfully by making machines with a somewhat different function.
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Burroughs Cash Register Model
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- This manufacturer's model of a cash register has a metal case painted black and four columns of black and white digit keys. To the right of these is an operating bar and various function keys. At the left is a paper tape. At the top are indicator digits in an enclosed case. At the front are two rows of register wheels. A box below is in the shape of a cash drawer. The clearance key is on the right front.The machine has a black cord.
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True Saints fellowship one another—Paul recounts his diligence in preaching the gospel—The gifts of the Spirit are poured out upon the Gentiles.
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4 For whatsoever things were
5 Now the God of patience and
6 That ye may with one mind and one mouth glorify God, even the
7 Wherefore receive ye one another, as Christ also received us to the glory of God.
8 Now I say that Jesus Christ was a minister of the
9 And that the Gentiles might glorify God for his
10 And again he saith, Rejoice, ye
11 And again, Praise the Lord, all ye Gentiles; and laud him, all ye people.
12 And again,
13 Now the God of hope fill you with all joy and
14 And I myself also am persuaded of you, my brethren, that ye also are full of goodness, filled with all
15 Nevertheless, brethren, I have written the more boldly unto you in
16 That I should be the
17 I have therefore whereof I may
18 For I will not dare to speak of any of those things which Christ hath not wrought by me, to make the Gentiles obedient, by word and deed,
19 Through mighty
20 Yea, so have I strived to preach the gospel, not where Christ was named, lest I should build upon another man's
21 But as it is written, To whom he was not
22 For which cause also I have been much
23 But now having no more
24 Whensoever I take my journey into Spain, I will come to you: for I trust to see you in my journey, and to be brought on my way thitherward by you, if first I be somewhat filled with your company.
25 But now I go unto Jerusalem to minister unto the saints.
26 For it hath pleased them of Macedonia and Achaia to make a certain
27 It hath pleased them verily; and their debtors they are. For if the Gentiles have been made partakers of their
28 When therefore I have performed this, and have sealed to them this
29 And I am sure that, when I come unto you, I shall come in the
30 Now I beseech you, brethren, for the Lord Jesus Christ's sake, and for the love of the Spirit, that ye strive together with me in your prayers to God for me;
31 That I may be delivered from them that
32 That I may come unto you with joy by the will of God, and may with you be