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November 06 2008 10:19AM
Of all the games the Oilers have played so far this year, tonight's is by far the biggest.
"But why Wanye? It's just another game isn't it?" Are you kidding? The results of this game will cement our reputation with a bunch of strangers in Pittsburgh! Oilers win, they'll all hate us. Oilers lose, they'll all hate us. Who can live with the uncertainty!?
This is why gambling was invented by Eduardo Las Vegas in 1879—to make sports more interesting. We took up the cause started by our boys over at jeanshortsandbaggedmilk, who have been deftly battling with this huge blog in Pittsburgh all by themselves.
We aren't going to leave our friends fighting solo. It's like in Junior High School when your friend would get challenged to a schoolyard fight. What do you do? You third-man-in and crack the kid in the skull with your Thermos! Take that Jeremy Tandrup, age ten. Don't mess with our crew. We have never been afraid to get involved in any nonsense that comes our way.
So we contacted these dudes at pensblog. They ignored our email. Then we chirped them. Then they claimed they didn't get the email. Then we went out of town and ignored them. Then made contact and the bet is cemented.
Why should you care about the game tonight? Oilers win, the pensblog will purchase the first two NationGear T-shirts off the line in Dec 2008; we'll give them to two lucky citizens of the Nation. Oilers lose, we have to buy two of their T-shirts for giveaways to their fans. Oh and the loser has to write an article explaining the awesomeness of the winning city.
"But Wanye you don't got no money. You ain't gonna pay for no T-shirts!" That's right Nation. Oilers lose tonight and your ol' pal Wanye is going to have to sell an eyeball. Ever see Pirate Wanye with an eye patch? It ain't pretty.
Oh and Justice League? We hear that Pens fans will be in attendance tonight.
It's on.
—Wanna talk to your ol' pal Wanye? E-mail him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
I hope garon walks past MacT & pulls a Pat Roy...
November 06 2008, 06:26PM
Oh hello there -
The Oil are only down 5-0. One quick touchdown and we are right back in it!
PS I am out of my mind on PCP.
November 06 2008, 06:27PM
I officially have no confidence in any of our goalies being a #1
PS I am out of my mind on PCP.
Haha! Well done.
November 06 2008, 06:32PM
So, I gouged my own eyes out. I'm just assuming that I'm hitting all the correct keys right now. Please god, if you have any decency, please please please let the oilers win at least one game this year. PLEASE!
I hate MacT and I hope Tippett gets canned and we get him.
November 06 2008, 06:34PM
Hey Horcoff -
How come you don't put it through your skates and dipsy doodle like Malkin?
Are the refs using whistles? I can't hear a thing.
November 06 2008, 06:36PM
Finally. FUDGE
November 06 2008, 06:36PM
November 06 2008, 06:36PM
Okay, so, they do remember that the point of the game is to put pucks into the other teams net. At least we know that for certain.
PISANI or MOREAU?!?!
November 06 2008, 06:36PM
"I think the Oilers are happy to be on the board." - DeBrusk
They pay people to talk like this?
they just wanted to get JDD in the game. now the pressure comes!!
haha, i'm delusional!
November 06 2008, 06:37PM
Oh how I love the third line... don't take them off the ice ever again.
ha right back in it. right.
Lubo needs to look where he is shooting.
November 06 2008, 06:39PM
freeze -
Want some PCP? I found it in my alley it masks the pain.
When was the last time Penner scored...oh ya the first game of the year.
Too bad we have to be down 5 before we start playing.
I have already come to terms with this game.
sure wanye, I'll be right over. just a couple more shots before I get in the car...
November 06 2008, 06:40PM
What the hell is your problem Faulds! Can't you see there is a national crisis happening! How can you be so calm about all this?
Say it was part of your plan Wanye...spot them 5 to get their hopes up.
November 06 2008, 06:44PM
Oh totally part of my plan.
Part 1: Make mortal enemies in Pittsburgh
Part 2: Challenge them to a bet
Part 3: Egg them on continually
Part 4: Oilers get out to a quick 5-0 deficit
Part 5: Call them names
Part 6: Welch on bet, move to Novobrisk, Russia
November 06 2008, 06:44PM
I'm hoping they can at least make a game of this.
Wow - I always wondered what the inside of OilersNation HQ looked like
November 06 2008, 06:47PM
Hopefully Part 7 doesn't involve you going down and having no Russian medical staff around to help you.
Who's the next target?!??!
Pheonix? They only have 1 person that follows the team, not an army
November 06 2008, 06:50PM
Part seven is me going down on female Russian Medical Staff.
Aw shoot. Should I edit myself?
NO - No I won't
I remember you satan
Good on you Michelle Jones - nobody wants to see highlites
November 06 2008, 06:53PM
Ok, wow. I go away for a few minutes to eat some grub. Come back and the worse got worserer. I'm so sad.
November 06 2008, 06:57PM
Go 6 goal third period (?)
where is the "price is right" tuba audio when you need it...
Penner gets shoved, shoves back, gets the only penalty. SWEET.
November 06 2008, 07:01PM
Ya Gilbert
November 06 2008, 07:01PM
Gentlemen. It has begun....
November 06 2008, 07:02PM
Holy crap. I was just joking.
November 06 2008, 07:02PM
November 06 2008, 07:02PM
Oh oh, pensblog might get kind of quiet. That stoosh is douche
November 06 2008, 07:03PM
The pensblog is already too quiet. No one got the memo to show up I guess. And the people that did only came up with lame Canadian jokes, and now we're being cordial to each other. Too cordial. What the hell is wrong with me?


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Stacey Jewkes, owner of Jewkes Dance Studio, just completed her 16th season of teaching dance May 3, with the year end show "Do You Believe In Magic?" "Dancing really is magical because of the growth that takes place in each student. Watching the entertaining and graceful performers is very magical," says Jewkes.
Jewkes Dance Studio offers classes in tumbling, tap, jazz, lyrical, drill, prop, novelty, clogging and hip hop. This year the studio expanded their services by hiring Shannon Erickson who teaches classical ballet. Erickson, a dance scholarship recipient at the University of Utah and Utah State University, graduated with a degree in dance education. Two assistant teachers, Laurel Lemon and Kisty Bowden, are also part of the staff at Jewkes Dance Studio.
Currently there are 65 students at the Jewkes Dance studio ranging in age from three on up to adults. Preschoolers are taught a variety of techniques including ballet, jazz, tap and tumbling. Kindergarten and older classes are also taught a variety of techniques. Classical ballet is taught to students age seven or older, the oldest being the adult ballet class. A real performance treat and crowd-pleaser is the boy's hip hop class. Students are free to choose how many classes and what techniques they would like to learn. Summer classes will be offered in all techniques and begin June 2. The school year season begins Sept. 15.
In December the Jewkes Dance Studio will be presenting "The Nutcracker." This is a traditional ballet which tells the story of young Clara who receives an enchanted toy. Stacey Jewkes and Shannon Erickson will combine jazz, tap, lyrical and classical ballet to retell (through dancing) this traditional Christmas story. What is usually a full length ballet will be a new and exciting, must-see event in Emery County. The Jewkes Dance Studio are enthusiastic about the upcoming year.
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The members of the Best Sew-ers In Town 4-H Club will be modeling their completed outfits at the annual Washington/Marion Co. 4-H Fashion Revue on Monday, May 6. This year's event will be held at the Marion County Extension Office beginning at 6 p.m. The public is invited to attend and admission is free to the event.
This is a recent article from our Pest News Alert Newsletter and with all the wheat out this year we thought you would be interested in reading about the armyworms.
Spring must really be here as armyworm (aka true armyworm) moths have taken flight. Only a few moths have been captured thus far, but it does signal the beginning of insect season in the field crops and the current year's capture is in line with the outbreak year of 2008. It is still too early to get real excited but important enough to be aware.
We know far too well that late spring frosts and freezes are very common in Kentucky. These late frosts always seem to follow a long warm stretch that has made many of our trees, shrubs, flowers, and fruit trees start to grow. Nurseries and garden centers sell tomato plants among many other frost sensitive plants much too early.
Students at Washington County Elementary worked on their public speaking skills by participating in the 4-H Talk Meet program this month. Fourth and fifth graders spent weeks polishing their presentations that took place on April 11. The students did an outstanding job on their speeches. Their teachers, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Metcalf and the remaining fourth and fifth grade teachers prepared the students for the event. Listed below are the results of the 4-H Talk Meet. The champions and reserve champions will now advance to the county-wide competition scheduled for May 7.
This article is from Dr. Les Anderson, Beef Extension Specialist, University of Kentucky. I thought it was a timely article to share with you.
I received the call on Monday. I seem to receive this call six-eight times each year. This particular rancher had just finished getting his cows diagnosed for pregnancy. He had 43 cows falling calving cows.
4-H members work hard all year to complete projects, whether it is using their hands to make a skirt or woodworking project, showing an animal or presenting a speech. Many 4-H members will be competing or will be honored for their achievements over the coming weeks and the honors they receive will be shared.
Kentucky Commissioner of Agriculture James Comer was at Clements Ag Supply in Washington County last Tuesday for a stop along his tour across much of the state speaking with farmers about the latest news in his office.
With so much controversy circling Comer's predecessor, he said keeping Kentucky farmers in the loop about what's going on is one of his main goals.
Plants require several minerals and nutrients for growth and production. The three primary nutrients required for plant growth are nitrogen, phosphorous, and potassium. Nitrogen (N) is an essential nutrient necessary for photosynthesis, enzymatic reactions, and creating amino acids, the building blocks of protein. Increasing nitrogen in the soil has been proven to greatly increase pasture production.
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Online groups trying to change laws to protect peers from prosecution in similar cases.
PALM BAY, Fla. -- A father says a case of love versus the law has left his daughter, a high school student, facing criminal charges that could land her in prison and require her to register as a sex offender.
Steven Hunt and tens of thousands of online supporters are asking prosecutors to drop the case against Hunt's daughter. Eighteen-year-old Kaitlyn Hunt was arrested in February related to what her father said was a consensual same-sex relationship with another student who was 14. A Facebook group created to support Kaitlyn asks people to write to their legislators to change laws to protect high school peers from prosecution in similar cases.
"Kaitlyn was a highly respected student at Florida's Sebastian River High School with good grades and participation in cheerleading, basketball and chorus," Hunt, of Palm Bay, wrote in the petition on Change.org. "She was even voted 'most school spirit.' Now she's been expelled from school and is facing serious felonies — all because she is in love."
Hunt wants prosecutors in Indian River County to drop the two charges filed against his daughter in February. A rainbow-colored "Stop the hate, free Kate" page on the online petition site Change.org had more than 56,500 supporters calling for prosecutors to drop the charges Monday afternoon, and a similar "Free Kate" Facebook group page had more than 21,000 members.
"The law is designed to protect our children, but the law does not serve its purpose when it is applied to consensual behavior between peers," a statement on the Facebook page reads.
The case started in February, but has since garnered national attention for what some media portray as a gay rights issue. In the online petition, Hunt claims his daughter's girlfriend's parents went to police because they blamed Kaitlyn for their child's homosexuality.
That doesn't change the case for the Indian River County Sheriff's Office.
"If this was an 18-year-old male and that was a 14-year-old girl, it would have been prosecuted the same way," Indian River County Sheriff Deryl Loar said during a Monday news conference.
Florida's law says any person who engages in sexual activity with a minor between the ages of 12 and 16 commits the crime lewd and lascivious battery.
"The idea is to protect people in that vulnerable group from people who are older, 18 and above," said Bruce Colton, state attorney for Florida's 19th circuit, which includes Indian River County and other parts of the Treasure Coast. "...The statute specifically says that consent is not a defense."
Colton said prosecutors will not drop the charges based on the public petition. He said this case exemplifies the purpose of the current law and added he would not support any effort to make consensual relationships among peers legal.
"There's a big maturity difference between them," he said. "You're talking the difference between a senior in high school and a freshman in high school. That's what the law is designed to protect."
The second-degree felony charges are punishable by up to 15 years in prison following a conviction. Colton said the state offered a plea agreement — of two years house arrest and one year probation — to Hunt on May 1. Hunt and her legal team have until Friday to take that offer. The victim was not identified because she is a minor. A spokesman for the sheriff's office said he was unaware if the victim had retained legal counsel.
Kelley Hunt Smith, Kaitlyn's mother, posted this plea for help on the Facebook support page: "I need people to stand and fight with me for my daughter's life. Should the girls have made better choices, YES. I agree, but is this criminal, no. Does my daughter deserve to lose her life for 15 years, or 3 years, or to have no life, because of one choice she made in high school, absolutely not!!"
According to an affidavit for Kaitlyn's arrest, Kaitlyn and her girlfriend were both students at the Sebastian high school and started dating in November 2012. The victim told police they began a sexual relationship before Christmas and performed sexual acts on each other multiple times at the school and at Kaitlyn's home in Sebastian as recently as early January. The report indicates the victim was 14 and Katelyn was 18.
Indian River County detectives interviewed the victim and Kaitlyn and conducted a recorded phone call between the two as part of the investigation to develop grounds for an arrest. In the call, Kaitlyn told the girl she loved her.
"Your affiant asked Kaitlyn if she knew it was wrong to have sex with (name redacted) due to (redacted) being 14 years old," the detective wrote in the affidavit. "Kaitlyn stated that she did not think about it because (redacted) acted older."


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Seles, I applaude your efforts, I doubt I'll ever do a deep dish but yours look good. Regards, Don
I've never made a "Sicilian" pizza, so with guidance from Matt, I tried making one. The sausage slice is present because I made up a batch of Italian sausage. No idea how authentic this might be, but it was very tasty. I'm sure I do could a lot better.
Brilliant! What formula did you end up settling on. If it tasted as good as it looks I doubt it would be your last. Very nice work. Matt
Seles, I love the look of that crust. Very rustic. I might try something like that.
Nothing new or creative here, but I've never made a calzone before. Well, there has been one or two "accidental calozone". They didn't turn out too well. If I make them again, I'll cut back on the HR and loose the sauce on the inside. Anyway...


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Not only is Saturday's Northern Illinois-Idaho game the 1,000th game in program history for the Huskies, but the game will be officiated by a crew from the C-USA/MWC/WAC officials' group that includes the only female official in the Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS), Sarah Thomas.
The New York Times did a story on Thomas on Sept. 18, which you can read here.
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The area surrounding Joes Valley Reservoir became the command center for the fire on Horn Mountain, which began with a lightning strike on July 7. A miniature tent city sprang up practically overnight as firefighters from throughout the western states moved into the region.
The fire on Horn Mountain is estimated to have burned 1,022 acres and, according to the forest service, was contained as of July 12. Firefighters and equipment continued working on mop-up of hot spots and rehabilitating some of the fire line through the weekend and the Manti-La Sal National Forest was expected to resume management of the fire on Monday.
"We're glad that we were able to get this fire contained as quickly as we did and that no one was hurt in the effort," said Tom Suywn, incident commander.
As firefighters converged on the scene last week an initial attack team responded and eight smoke jumpers were sent into the area.
Kathy Jo Pollock is the chief fire information officer for the fire. Dick Birger is her assistant as a trainee fire information officer. There were two helicopters and approximately 271 firefighters on the fire. Dealing with a fire is a complicated procedure with many players all working on their piece of the puzzle. There are safety officers, operations officers, incident commanders, weather specialists, smoke jumpers, hot shots, caterers, supply specialists and firefighters, to name a few. There is also a finance section of a fire to determine the costs. The logistics crew sets up the camp. Suywn is in charge of the Horn fire.
Fire safety is of utmost importance on any fire. Each firefighter has safety training and safety meetings are held every day. Firefighters are taught if a fire comes back at them to head for a black area that has already been burned, because it can't burn again. As a last resort a firefighter would use his fire shelter, which is shaped like a small pup tent and made from fire retardant materials. The firefighters are shown how to deploy, setup and enter their shelter. They are also taught to wrap a dry bandana around their nose and mouth. A wet bandana can sear the lungs from the heat of the fire.
Birger explained the fire, "We have three divisions up here, Alpha, Bravo and Charlie. Each division has its own commander. Firefighters can work up to 14 days at a time, then they have two days off and become available again. On an average they go out on four to five fires a year. This fire season started earlier than normal and with fire behavior not seen before. The fires have moved faster and have gone through the tops of the trees."
Pollock said, "When the first fire restrictions were issued the wilderness area of the high Uintahs was left out because things were really green up there and then a fire broke out on the north side and just went from tree top to tree top. That is unheard of for this time of year. That fire has burned 15,000 acres and was possibly started near a boy scout camp. The fire in Price Canyon was started by a passing train. It is shaping up to be a bad year. We are getting a handle on the fires and jumping on them fast. The fuels are really dry and the weather is dry; it's an interesting year.
"Fires will usually burn in a mosaic pattern, some areas will burn and other areas will be left untouched. This pattern aids in the regrowth of an area. Some older timber that is bug infested will burn and go quicker, but the healthy trees will usually survive. One of the fires that burned around April 18 near Panquitch already has foot high aspens growing on it. Lodge pole pines need heat to open up their seeds and start new trees growing. You like to see green areas because then the fire doesn't kill and sterilize an area.
"This fire camp is a relatively small camp for this year, we have between 350-360 people; with 271 firefighters. We have crews from Utah, Colorado, Oregon, Nevada, Idaho, Montana; they're from all over. Each firefighter goes through a 40 hour basic training on fire behavior and tactics and safety. Each year they take an eight hour refresher course to make sure everyone is up to date," said Pollock.
Birger said, "I work for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services out of Las Vegas. I spent most of my career in the Midwest, where they have a lot of prairie grass that burns. I am just becoming familiar with the western type of fire. This Horn fire is burning lodge pole pine, fur and aspen trees; also a lot of sagebrush and grass. The heavy helicopter is dumping around 500 gallons of water on the fire per load. Two national guard planes have also been here and dumped retardant on the fire. This coats the green so it won't burn, but after the fire it has to be cleaned off the plants or else they will suffocate. The smaller helicopter is filling out of Joes Valley Reservoir and the larger one is getting its water from a tank. There are two engines, three water tenders and a bulldozer also on the fire.
"The hose lines are laid out from the engines and the firefighters attack the fire with water from those hoses. A fire is considered contained when a good secure line is built around the fire and the burning interior area is contained. The purpose of the fire line is to dig down and get below the vegetation so the fire cannot jump across the line, because it doesn't have any fuel to burn across the line. A line will usually be built that is one and half times as wide as the fuel is high.
"We have been using the marina area for the helicopter dispatch. It is fueled and maintained there. The helicopter crew comes as a module for the complete care of the helicopter. They usually call the helicopter crew, 'rotorheads.' The pilot only has so many hours that he can fly and then they have to shutdown for maintenance. We have had two heavy helicopters and one medium on this job. There are not enough helicopters to go around to all the fires. On this fire they are adding foam to the water to help in suppression.
"A Type II team has the logistical ability to bring in supplies. A Type I team is a bigger operation with more of everything; more experience and more time firefighting. On the initial attack of a fire, local crews will move in. If they don't get it the first day then an expanded attack is launched and they order up a team. The team comes in with organized support crews and a medical unit and all other things to go into the support of the firefighters. There is a lot of technology involved in firefighting, satellites and weather analysis, etc., but we still need people on the ground to build the line with hand tools.
"We use school buses to transport crews to the line and some commercial buses. Some crews like the hot shots have their own vehicles. They travel from fire to fire in a crew buggy. These crew buggies carry 10 people and their equipment and can go right to the line. Hot shots are Type I teams and they have the most experience. It's kind of like the military special forces and there is somewhat of a rivalry between the hot shots and the smoke jumpers.
"Each fire is evaluated and its priority is determined. One of the reasons this fire was suppressed was because of the communications towers in the area and the protection of deer, elk and cattle range. One of the first things done was to build a protective line around the communications center. Eight smoke jumpers parachuted into the area as close to the fire as possible. They have hand tools and chain saws and start scratching a line to try to contain the fire to the area. Each fire is different and it's tricky to know what's going on. These are the first firefighters to the fire and other crews are delivered by land. There is a division of labor on a fire. Type III firefighters have less experience and are used in a different way.
"The division supervisor will look at the resources and determined how best to use the resources at hand. This fire is on the forest and the forest supervisor has contracted Tom Suywn and his team to manage the fire for them because it exceeds the local forest service's ability to deal with the fire. Each year money is set aside by Congress to fight federal fires. Money is borrowed from other programs for immediate costs and when all costs for the year are known Congress supplements.
"We took over the management of the Horn fire at 6 p.m. on July 8. Normally a lightning caused fire is a light fire. But, we are seeing fire intensity increase which could be a result of suppressing fire for so long and changing fuel types, changing habitat and a long term drought. A quick fix is not going to happen it is going to take some time, it is a complex situation.
"At night a fire will usually lay down. The temperature drops and the humidity rises at night. It's extremely dangerous to have crews out at night. We keep firefighter safety at the top of the circumstances. Firefighting is a dangerous and dirty job. As of July 9 this fire had consumed 1,022 acres," said Birger.
The weather specialist on the job said he gets most of his weather information from the weather service. It is his job to determine fire behavior and try to figure out what the fire is going to do. He analyzes wind shifts and tries to determine what the fire is going to do by looking at the weather, fuel type, slope of the fire and wind speed. He said, "There's not a lot of fuel on the ground up here, the cows have nibbled it down and there is a lot of dead vegetation. A lot of dead trees will put the fire up into the canopy. This fire season is shaping up to be compared to the year of the huge California fires. We are seeing the fires head into the aspen which is unusual, things are dryer than they have been for a long time."
Ben Sorensen from the Logan Hot Shots said, "This is my second season with the Logan Hot Shots and I work constructing fire lines and putting in fuel breaks. It's fun and you make good friends. It's hard work, but hard work builds character."
Not all firefighters are men, about 25 percent of the firefighters are now women. To be a firefighter you must pass the pack test, which is to carry a 45 pound pack for three miles in less than 45 minutes. You must be in good physical condition and have energy to meet these rigid standards. It is grueling work building fire lines and dragging fire hoses up and down rugged terrain. The firefighters have to receive at least 3,000 calories each day in their meals. The government sets specifications for proteins, carbohydrates, etc. to keep the firefighters in good condition.
Bill Swann, division supervisor said, "We bring the engines in as far as they can go and then the water is transported to the line by hose. Ninety-five percent of the fires are contained by the initial attack. It's the 5 percent that get away, the large extended fires that we are called in on. We are on a preparedness level of five which means fire danger is high. Crews will sometimes have to extend the time they can be out with proper approval. They will stay out and go where needed as long as they can do it safely."
Scott Bushman of the Logan Hot Shots said they are having a normal year. They work all summer on the fires and spend the winters teaching, planning, doing paperwork and preparing for the fire season. He has five staff members and all the other firefighters are permanent part-time workers who have three or four months of rest in the winter before the next fire season begins. Firefighters are called in during the early spring for training." He said, "This is an easy fire, we just came from Springville where the slope was 90 percent and it was rough going. I also recently returned from Russia where I spent some time training Russian firefighters. They have one-fourth of all the trees in the world over there, and it is a huge area without a lot of roads. It is gorgeous over there."
Swann said, "A good chunk of this fire is contained, but there is still some on the steep side that is not. We will do mop up and rehabilitation of the area. We will cover up the trails and in a year it will be hard to tell that we were here. We are just now starting into the traditional fire season. I've been doing this for well over 20 years and I've never seen anything like this year. Colorado doesn't burn like that and we've got a long way to go. It is shaping up to be an exceptional season, but we're just going to take it one day at a time. This year, fires have gone from small to big really quick with no in-between stage."
Birger said, "In an emergency situation the local sheriff would order an evacuation. There was an incident command system that went back to New York to ground zero and handled logistics for them. They helped order in medical supplies and kept the workers fed and watered. They worked getting crews into the area to work. It's amazing what these teams can do. They have also worked on hurricanes and other disasters.
"We need to work to restore the role of fire to the ecosystem. It took a long time to get this way and it will take a long time getting back to where it is more manageable. We also need to change the perception of the public to recognize the role of fire. We can manage fire as a tool," said Birger.
Each night the team meets for a briefing where they discuss the status of the fire, fire safety and the plan of attack for the next day. As soon as the Horn fire is under control the team will move on to the next fire. "Fire is my life," said Swann.


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It was third time this month, Canada had defeated the Puerto Ricans. Two weeks ago in Kingston, Ont., Canada swept a two-match series to qualify for the 2012 World League. Counting World League qualifying and a tournament victory in Europe, the Canadians have now reeled off nine straight wins.
Gavin Schmitt of Saskatoon led the Canadian attack with 19 including three on service aces. Fred Winters of Victoria added nine and Toon Van Lankvelt of River, Man., seven.
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Skip to comments.Tea party leader says all Muslims a threat to U.S.; seeks recall of McCain
Posted on 07/25/2012 6:27:19 AM PDT by TexasCajun
A prominent Phoenix tea party leader who believes Muslims cannot be trusted to be loyal to the United States and should not be working for the federal government is incensed with U.S. Sen. John McCains defense of a top State Department official and is eying a recall drive against Arizonas senior senator.
Wes Harris, the founder and chairman of the Original North Phoenix Tea Party, said he plans to take out a recall petition against McCain. While Harris has many problems with McCain, a mass email he sent out focused solely on the senators recent defense of Huma Abedin, a top aide to U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Harris accused Abedin of having ties to an Islamic extremist group, and he objected to the fact that a Muslim was working for the State Department in the first place.
It's about friggin time (!)
Islam is not a religion,
It is a ideology based on world domination masquerading as a religion.
No other religion requires total submission or death.
Islam does.!
Muslims cannot be TRUSTED .... PERIOD.
Muslims cannot be TRUSTED .... PERIOD.
Tea party leader says all Muslims a threat to U.S.; seeks recall of McCain
When Muslims world wide avow allegiance to and agreement with radical Muslim leaders who routinely and publicly announce their plan for the destruction of everything NOT Muslim, how can this guy be wrong?
While I agree 100% with the sentiment, U.S. Senators are not subject to recall under any circumstance.
And A Tea Party member should know this.
Yeah that's what I was thinking.
>>Arizona Constitution, Article 8: Every public officer in the state of Arizona, holding an elective office, either by election or appointment, is subject to recall from such office by the qualified electors of the electoral district from which candidates are elected to such office. Such electoral district may include the whole state.
A US senator is not an official of the state of Arizona. He is an elected official of the United States. His term of office is settled by the US Constitution, which gives him six years. No state constitution or law can change that.
Having said that, Hillary should have vetted her little girlfriend a bit better and not selected her for the position she currently has. Even if they can't tie her directly to the Muslim Brotherhood, she has close family members who have been. That's enough of a threat to disqualify her for any type of position where she would have access to information that could threaten national security.
Can ANYONE here(or anywhere) well me exacally WHAT John McCain has EVER done right in his PATETIC life?
Oh how sad the liberals were on 9-11. S/
They wrung their hands, cried, made maudlin speeches and promises. The very moment we began to see what islam is, they cried "profiling" and closed ranks around muslims against their own constituents, but the country as a whole.
It isn't only muslims that can't be trusted, it's liberal democrats that would sell their own children down the river for a vote. It isn't only McStain that has to go, it is every politician that defends this cult to the detrement of our country, and our lives.
God bless the US Military who are giving all they have to protect not only those who love them, but those that are to gutless to speak the truth.
He's got my vote for recall!!!!
I hope this gets really interesting. Sen. McCain has gone off the rails again and I fear he is becoming a little out of touch.
... and this is a mere requote of what muslims tell us all the time, that it is their doctrine to destroy the US as we know it and impose Islam... but we keep acting stupid.
What a crock of s--t.............
That jackass is not elected as an at-large representative of America you nincompoop. He doesn't represent the people of these united States of America. He represents the citizens of Arizona. He is a two-bit elected blowhard from the State of Arizona.
They want it both ways. They want to be campaigning as Senators, not as equal candidate to anyone challenging their decisions... and, besides, they are unprofessional and political in all they do, so McCain and the establishment are fair game cowards.
Before you start the next time you should be certain of the facts.
Fact is McCain IS a representative of the US at large and is not subject to recall at all, nor to any state laws to the contrary.
While I do not like the amendment that makes this so, it is law and he doesn't have to do squat for Arizona if he chooses not to.
17th Amendment, US Constitution: "The Senate of the United States shall be composed of two Senators from each State, elected by the people thereof, for six years"
Please show me where the Constitution makes allowance for the people of the state to recall their senator, thereby reducing his term from the prescribed six years.
The Arizona Constitution, in its provision for recall, states that they apply to "elected officials in the State of Arizona." A senator or congressmen is not an elected offial in the state of Arizona, he is an elected official of the US government. Federal constitution and law applies, not state law.
BTW, what does it say about the intelligence and character of a person whose very first response to someone who disagrees is to (try to) insult him?
McCain is against America. Recall him.
"Can ANYONE here (or anywhere) tell me exactly WHAT John McCain has EVER done right in his PATHETIC life?"
One thing comes to mind (and so far, one thing only).....
McCain launched Sarah Palin to national prominence four years ago.
Other than that.....crickets.
"No federal elected official in Arizona has ever faced a recall election. McCain critics on both sides of the aisle have pursued several unsuccessful recalls against him in recent years." -- AZCapitolTimes.com
The Constitution enumerates the powers given to the government. If the Constitution does not specifically prohibit a state from recalling a senator then it is left to the state. Some states allow for recall of senators although it has never been done and would be extremely difficult and be drawn out (the jackass in question would be timed out on his term). The Constitution only addresses how long the term shall be, a term is no longer than 6 years before requiring the senator to run again, but does not specify anything about that term being inviolate. If a senator commits murder and is sent to prison is the state stuck with his name on the ballot even though he cannot serve? If a senator is appointed as an ambassador does he/she retain the seat for the rest of the six years? If a senator dies, do they prop the corpse in the seat until the six years is up? Arizona should press to test and go forward with recalling midget-mind mclame.
The voters of Arizona are not about to recall Mc Cain. If anything, they will elect him for another term.
The Tea Party needs good people, good people who do their home work.
Shot down a few bad guys during VN????
Not much else that I've ever heard about.
When he was nominated for POTUS, I was more embarrassed then the cycle they put Bob the Bore Dole up.
I mentioned this before, but as early as the early 80s, when a friend in the CA Air National Guard was going through War College programs for advancement, he told me that ALL the conflict scenarios being studied then - EVEN THIRTY YEARS AGO NOW - were based on threats originating in the sands of the Middle East, raghead/muslim nations.
Think about that for just a few seconds ..... Arab Spring, Muslim BroHood, the infection of US Gubmint and Educational Institutions and Society in general was well known THIRTY YEARS AGO and was ALLOWED TO CONTINUE ......
Many "Christians" hold beliefs directly contradictory to the Bible. Yes, religiously tolerant "Muslims" are heretics - but it's a good heresy and I see no value in rubbing their noses in it.
The history of Islam's practitioners speaks for itself. Islam, by the very nature of its own doctrine, history and by the actions of its followers has shown itself to be the existential enemy of Western civilization. Dr. Andrew Bostom's The Legacy of Jihad: Islamic Holy War and the Fate of Non-Muslims provides insight into the Islamic mindset and what its ascendancy might mean for the rest of us:
Lee Harris' outstanding work, The Suicide of Reason: Radical Islam's Threat to the West explains why and how the West's days may be numbered. We are our own worst enemy unless we face up to the hard choices necessary to remain a free and prosperous people.
If anyone is still having trouble wrapping their minds around the fact that Western civilization does in fact have mortal and existential enemies, take a quick turn through Lee Harris' Civilization and Its Enemies
Let us also dispense with the idea that Islam is a religion. Islam is not so much a religion as it is a supremacist, totalitarian political ideology, a destructive and murderous meme impervious to moderation or change, and with a narrowly circumscribed set of rituals that define every aspect of its followers lives. As for 'tolerance', here's a quote from the Muslim Brotherhood and their mission in the U.S, calling for...
"...a kind of grand Jihad in eliminating and destroying the Western civilization from within and sabotaging its miserable house by their hands and the hands of the believers so that it is eliminated and Gods religion is made victorious over all other religions."
Speaking to the Islam is a religion of peace," assertion that we hear from Muslims and ignorant (yes, ignorant) Westerners, when Muslims assert that Islam is a religion of peace they are not engaging in al taqqiya, they are actually making an assertion in good faith.
The problem lies in the fact that Islam has, from the Western point of view, a defective concept of peace. In semitic languages like Arabic, the consonants are the root of the word: islam = submission, and salam = peace have the same root, slm.
The only concept of peace in Islamic jurisprudence is the peace between the conqueror and the conquered, between master and slave. There is no concept of a negotiated peace between nations in Islamic law (note that law is the defining property of Islamtheir clerics are jurists, schools of Quranic interpretation are called fiqh, a legalistic term)Muslims may negotiate a hudna or armistice of limited duration with non-Muslim, but not a definitive enduring peace.
In that regard, Islam was, is and will continue to be a serial murderer of entire cultures and peoples. This is precisely what Islam has done throughout its entire 1400 year history. This is what it has done whenever it has finally gotten the upper hand in whatever culture it has infiltrated. This is what has been inextricably interwoven into the DNA of its operating system. Those whom Islam does not destroy, it enslaves, diminishes and impoverishes. Islam strives for the conversion, enslavement or death of all who do not conform to its cruel and sadistic vision of Mankind. Advocates of Islamic reform are sadly mistaken and deluded. Islam cannot be reformed in the light of our Western values of humanity and freedom. Were that so, it would no longer be Islam. For its psychopathic and brutal misogyny alone, Islam is an abomination and worthy only of extinction.
The best and most concise description of the Islamic mindset was laid out almost as an aside by noted historian and philosopher, Carroll Quigley in his landmark Tragedy and Hope: A History of the World in Our Time. Here, he describes what he characterized as The Pakistani-Peruvian axis. An excerpt from that work is shown below:
Another aspect of Arabic society is the scorn of honest, steady manual work, especially agricultural work. This is a consequence of the fusion of at least three ancient influences. First, the archaic bureaucratic structure of Asiatic despotism, in which the peasants supported the warriors and scribes, regarded manual workers, especially tillers of the soil, as the lowest layer of society, and regarded the acquisition of literacy and military prowess as the chief roads to escape from physical drudgery. Second, the fact that Classical Antiquity, whose influence on the subsequent Islamic civilization was very great, was based on slavery, and came to regard agricultural (or other manual) work as fit for slaves, also contributed to this idea. Third, the Bedouin tradition of pastoral, warlike nomads scorned tillers of the soil as weak and routine persons of no real spirit or character, fit to be conquered or walked on but not to be respected. The combination of these three formed the lack of respect of manual work that is so characteristic of the Pakistani-Peruvian axis.
Somewhat similar to this lack of respect for manual work are a number of other aspects of traditional Arab life that have spread the length of the Pakistani-Peruvian axis. The chief source of many of these is the Bedouin outlook, which originally reflected the attitudes of relatively small group of the Islamic culture but which, because they were a superior, conquering group, came to be copied by others in the society, even by the despised agricultural workers. These attitudes include lack of respect for the soil, for vegetation, for most animals, and for outsiders. These attitudes, which are singularly ill-fitted for the geographic and climatic conditions of the whole Pakistani-Peruvian area, are to be seen constantly in the everyday life of that area as erosion, destruction of vegetation and wild life, personal cruelty and callousness to most living things, including ones fellow men, and a general harshness and indifference to Gods creation. This final attitude, which well reflects the geographic conditions of the area, which seem as harsh and indifferent as man himself, is met by those men who must face it in their daily life as a resigned submission to fate and to the inhumanity of man to man.
Interestingly enough, these attitudes have successfully survived the efforts of the three great religions of ethical monotheism, native to the area, to change these attitudes. The ethical sides of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam sought to counteract harshness, egocentricity, tribalism, cruelty, scorn of work and of ones fellow creatures, but these efforts, on the whole, have met with little success throughout the length of the Pakistani-Peruvian axis. Of the three, Christianity, possibly because it set the highest standards of the three, has fallen furthest from achieving its aims. Love, humility, brotherhood, cooperation, the sanctity of work, the fellowship of community, the image of man as a fellow creature made in the image of God, respect for women as personalities and partners of men, mutual helpmates on the road to spiritual salvation, and the vision of our universe, with all of its diversity, complexity, and multitude of creatures, as a reflection of the power and goodness of God these basic aspects of Christs teachings are almost totally lacking throughout the Pakistani-Peruvian axis and most notably absent on the Christian portion of that axis from Sicily, or even the Aegean Sea, westward to Baja California and Tierra del Fuego.
Throughout the whole axis, human actions are not motivated by these Christian virtues, but by the more ancient Arabic personality traits, which become vices and sins in the Christian outlook: harshness, envy, lust, greed, selfishness, cruelty, and hatred.
Quigley believed that Islam possessed an ethical aspect. However that may be, it is overshadowed and essentially silenced by the actions of its adherents. As I have previously stated, Islam is an abomination and worthy only of extinction.
He was a "Light" Attack Naval "Aviator" He didn;t "Shoot" down CRAP!
Yep. Though if he doesn't resign, the Senate can remove him.
If a senator is appointed as an ambassador does he/she retain the seat for the rest of the six years?
The traditional approach has been for senators to resign, but if he didn't, I'm not sure there's any mechanism other than the Senate itself by which he can be removed. Unless being out of the country qualifies as a "vacancy" under the 17th.
If a senator dies, do they prop the corpse in the seat until the six years is up?
17th Amendment again: "When vacancies happen in the representation of any State in the Senate, the executive authority of each State shall issue writs of election to fill such vacancies: Provided That the legislature of any State may empower the executive thereof to make temporary appointments until the people fill the vacancies by election as the legislature may direct."
You will, however,note that while the 17th contains provisions delegating filling of vacancies to the state executive and legislative entities, there is no such provision for recall.
IMO recalling a senator might not be a bad idea, but would require a (federal) constitutional amendment.
Congressional Research Service report on whether sitting members of Congress can be recalled.
Answer: No.
Better yet, recall (repeal) the 17th Amendment.
The House was formed to represent the people. The Senate was formed to serve the interests of the states, hence the (original) selection of senators by their respective state legislatures. Senators are now nothing more than higher-profile representatives, no different than Congresscritters.
But doing away with the 17th, we would gives the states back their voices and (I believe) slash the amount of money "contributed" but out-of-state people and organizations. And we all know how "contributions" seem a lot like investments.
So, just keep laughing at McLame. He isn't running for another term anyway, is he?
Anyone who calls a threat a 'threat' could be a threat.
I think the word you were looking for is SENILE!
THX for the heads up, I'm victim of the Myth. And please clarify what Light Attack Naval Aviator specifically was/is.
"Light Attack Naval Aviator is any US Navy or Marine Corps "Aviator(they don't like being called "Pilots")" that flys/flew A-4s(1960s-mid 1980s), A-7s(Late 1960s-early 1990s) or F/A-18s(1980s-now).
Don't know where i got the "shot some bad guys down " impression, but I gather all he did (after a pretty sloppy and expensive early flying career) was to drive tactical high speed bombers (A4s) during VN.
It appears his only real claim to fame was the Hanoi Hilton experience, and while I have deep sympathy for the horrific experiences while he was held by the Cong, I think he milked it WAY beyond it's inherent value to the US Citizenry.
His latest rant about Michelle Bachman shows just how cowardly he has become, joining the PC crowd instead of calling spades what they are.
But then they used the same tar and feathers routine to destroy McCarthy as well. (sigh........)
Did the law regarding recall change ?
Because in 2001, we Arizonans had collected the lion's share of recall petitions against McAmNasty....but then 911 happened, and the recall drive was discontinued.
They collected petitions to recall my congressman a few years back too. When they threw a tantrum about the secretary of state refusing to accept them, the judge told them that collecting signatures was fine but that didn't make recall a legal option.
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The actor Jack Bannister visited Constable in his studio in about 1824, while he was working on one of his upright versions of the Lock subject(see commentary at cats 71 and 108). As Constable described it, Bannister declared that he was 'so fond of my landscapes he says he must have one', and that 'he breathes my pictures, they are more than fresh, they are exhilarating' (Beckett II, p. 411). Bannister asked Constable for a landscape in which he could 'feel the wind blowing on his face'.
In this cabinet picture Constable depicted a view to the west over Branch Hill Pond from near Judges Walk. He handled his paint freely to convey a sense of the wildness of Hampstead Heath. The sky, with rain teaming down from the left, is similar in his paintings of this subject of 1819 and 1828, as well as both versions of A boat passing a lock of 1826 and c.1826 .
Bannister became a neighbour of the Constables in Well Walk, Hampstead, at the end of 1827 and Reynolds suggests that this circumstance might have prompted Constable to fulfil this commission at around that time.
Constable first painted this view of Branch Hill Pond, with the sloping bank on the right and looking down a valley, in October 1819 (Victoria and Albert Museum, London) and it became one of his standard Hampstead compositions. He repeated it with variations in c.1825 (Tate, London), in two versions of 1828 (Victoria and Albert Museum, London, and Cleveland Museum of Art), and in his last Hampstead picture of 1836, Hampstead Heath with a rainbow (Tate, London).


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|CLEF-ER 2013: Named Entity Recognition (NER) in Parallel Multilingual Biomedical Corpora (aiming for terminology translation)
The workshop addresses the multilingual identification of mentions of named entities in corpora and the development of multilingual biomedical terminological resources. Relevant scientific questions are:
- Can we build multilingual biomedical terminologies from parallel biomedical corpora?
- How do we exploit machine translation methods to identify correspondences in parallel corpora?
- Do we encounter the same semantic representation in different languages?
- Can we make use of crowd-sourcing solutions to produce comprehensive terminological resources?
The workshop is related but not limited to the CLEF-ER challenge (http://www.clefer.org), where multilingual NER is performed using corpora in English, French, German, Spanish, and Dutch. Currently patent texts, titles of Medline abstracts and EMEA documents serve as parallel corpora, and mention annotations are explicitly referenced to entities, which are specified through a Concept Unique Identifier (CUI, from the UMLS).
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J. Kors, E. van Mulligen, Erasmus University Medical Center, Rotterdam (Nl)
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The final month in Tupelo's municipal primary election season starts today, and candidates for City Council and mayor can be expected to increase the energy levels of volunteers and their personal campaigning.
Campaigns at their best bring forward issues that inevitably develop in governance: what works and doesn't, what's needed but not provided, what's too costly and what's underfunded.
These basic questions, plus more topical concerns like the final disposition of and action stemming from the controversial ethics study that's under review by the State Auditor's Office, final action on a long-proposed but so far unfruitful annexation initiative, and kicking the city's role in housing and development into high gear, require transparent discussion by those who would govern and lead.
As Emily Le Coz reported in the April 2 edition, the next mayor holds the responsibility for continuing and/or changing departmental leadership – an executive prerogative clearly defined in the mayor-council form of government. The mayor's major appointments, including the Tupelo School Board and various commissions, authorities and committees, require council confirmation.
While personalities should not become the focus in campaigns, departmental performance, administration, and vision for service should be among the issues raised by voters and discussed by candidates.
Candidates who don't listen and respond to citizen-raised issues during campaigns aren't likely to respond as public officials.
The weeks leading to the primaries and the election offer prime opportunity to ask questions about a range contentious issues, all previously noted and widely discussed during the current four-year term:
n Factionalism within the City Council, extending to soured relations with the mayor's office and obvious impact on moving forward to meet many important issues.
n The role of the City Council, which is legislative, and the mayor's office, which is executive and managerial, modeled after the U.S. Constitution.
n The absence of notice before the fact of executive nominations. The prerogative to nominate is the mayor's, but discussion of potential nominees would prevent taking council members wholly by surprise, which often leads to unnecessary argument.
n The need to reaffirm the desirable, essential and competent role of volunteer committees, like Major Thoroughfare, in accepting their recommendations, preceded by thorough study, rather than attempting to micro-manage projects and even entire departments, infringing on departmental and mayoral authority, and energizing factions within the rank-and-file of city employees.
n A review of the affirmative action policies of city government with the intention of making committees, commissions, and authorities more closely reflective of Tupelo's diversity by race, ethnicity and gender. In other words, let official Tupelo reflect the city's face.
n Follow through on actions taken to strengthen the city's development and housing capacity. Tupelo has fallen behind some of its peer cities in the middle south region in zoning, design ordinances, code innovation, and strongly directing growth patterns and quality of life issues.
n Better communication and broad cooperation with the Lee County Board of Supervisors, whose districts include the whole city. If the City Council and the Board of Supervisors aren't working together, Lee County suffers the consequences. We're all Lee Countians.
The Daily Journal's special pre-primary candidate coverage begins April 19.
The primary vote is May 5.
We welcome readers' opinions about Tupelo city issues for publication as a letter to the editor. Guidelines are printed at the top of today's page; e-mail letters to email@example.com. The letters deadline for the primary is Friday, May 1.
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Harlequins winger Ugo Monye will make his 200th appearance for the club when they take on Connacht at The Stoop in the Heineken Cup.
Harlequins winger Ugo Monye will make his 200th appearance for the club when they take on Connacht at The Stoop in the Heineken Cup.
Monye, who was one of nine Harlequins players named in the England Elite Squads earlier this week, returns on the left wing and is one of seven changes to the team that defeated London Welsh last weekend.
Mike Brown starts at full-back with Matt Hopper and Tom Casson returning to partner in the centres.
Olly Kohn is named in the second row, while Maurie Fa'asavalu joins Nick Easter and captain, Chris Robshaw in the back row.
Following their involvement against London Welsh, Charlie Matthews, Tom Guest and George Lowe are named among the replacements.
Harlequins are one of three teams, along with French sides Toulon and ASM Clermont Auvergne, who are still unbeaten in this season's Pool stages and have won all four of their games so far.
Meanwhile, Connacht head coach Eric Elwood has made three personnel changes to the team that beat Dragons last Saturday evening.
The back row has been boosted with the return from injury of flanker Johnny O'Connor, who missed out on last weekend's clash.
O'Connor starts at Openside while Eoin McKeon, who this week signed a two year extended contract with the province, moves to number eight, replacing the injured George Naoupu.
In the back line, Tiernan O'Halloran starts on the right wing while Fetu'u Vainikolo is named at number 11.
Matthew Jarvis replaces Dan Parks at out-half in what will be his third Heineken Cup game. The 22 year old came off the bench in the back-to-back fixtures against French side Biarritz.
Miah Nikora, who returned to training last week following injury, is named on the bench along with replacement winger James Loxton, who could earn his first Heineken Cup appearance on Saturday afternoon.
Connacht have proved tough opposition for Harlequins in this tournament, winning one clash and narrowly missing out on bonus points with eight-point defeats in the other two.
Harlequins are aiming for the fifth consecutive victory in the Heineken Cup, their current run of four is their best winning sequence to date. Dan Parks is two points away from hitting 50 points for Connacht in the tournament this season.
The teams:
Harlequins: 15 Mike Brown, 14 Tom Williams, 13 Matt Hopper, 12 Tom Casson, 11 Ugo Monye, 10 Nick Evans, 9 Danny Care, 8 Nick Easter, 7 Chris Robshaw (c), 6 Maurie Fa'asavalu, 5 George Robson, 4 Olly Kohn, 3 James Johnston, 2 Joe Gray, 1 Joe Marler.
Replacements: 16 Rob Buchanan, 17 Mark Lambert, 18 Will Collier, 19 Charlie Matthews, 20 Tom Guest, 21 Karl Dickson, 22 Ben Botica, 23 George Lowe.
Connacht: 15 Robbie Henshaw, 14 Tiernan O'Halloran, 13 Eoin Griffin, 12 Dave McSharry, 11 Fetu'u Vainikolo, 10 Matthew Jarvis, 9 Kieran Marmion, 8 Eoin McKeon, 7 Johnny O'Connor, 6 Andrew Browne, 5 Mike McCarthy, 4 Michael Swift, 3 Nathan White (capt), 2 Jason Harris-Wright, 1 Denis Buckley.
Replacements: 16 Ethienne Reynecke, 17 Brett Wilkinson, 18 Ronan Loughney, 19 Mick Kearney, 20 Eoghan Grace, 21 Paul O'Donohoe, 22 Miah Nikora, 23 James Loxton.
Date: Saturday, January 12
Venue: Twickenham Stoop
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By Sherry PhippsBrigham City
I have recently been reading quotes from the founders of this nation. I have been impressed by their integrity and strong allegiance to God. They believed in self reliance and relied upon God to help them through times of trial and hardship. In our day do we seek help from our Divine Creator, or is our God and benefactor the Government?
I find it ironic that many who cry for a balanced budget amendment also want every handout the government offers. They ignore the fact that these handouts are unconstitutional. Every time an individual or community accepts government grants, it is another chain for future generations. Most grants have strings attached that lessen our freedoms and always increase debt.
I believe the Constitution of the United States to be an inspired document. Ignoring the principles therein puts our God-given rights in grave peril.
The fruit of government handouts is tyranny. The blessing of trusting in the Divine Creator is liberty.


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Human Resources maintains all personnel records and files; advertises, screens, and refers qualified candidates for vacant positions; administers the employee benefit package including hospitalization, retirement, life, dental, cancer, deferred compensation, etc.; maintains the classification and pay plan; conducts pay surveys; and processes all personnel action forms and time sheets in order to meet payroll deadlines. In addition, Human Resources consults with department heads and supervisors concerning County policy, legal issues, disciplinary action, and other administrative areas such as FMLA, FLSA, OSHA, ADA, etc. Information concerning employment opportunities, pay, and policies are maintained on the County website.
Safety activities include completing and analyzing workers' compensation and accident reports to reduce risks, as well as on-site inspections, defensive driving classes, etc. Employees and supervisors are trained in the areas of policy and procedures such as performance evaluation, ergonomics, Unlawful Workplace Harassment / Discrimination, and workplace violence. New Employee Orientation sessions are conducted to educate the employee on County policies and safety plans and procedures.
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