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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
The Emery County Commission honored county employees with service awards at commission meeting on Jan. 24. The 2011 Service Awards included: 30 Years - Bliss Mead, sheriff's office; 25 years - Kyle Ekker - sheriff's office; Steve Kemple - road department; Bret Mills - sheriff's office; Jeff Thomas-sheriff's office; Carol Riddle - assessor's Office; 20 years: Jeffrey Weber, sheriff's office, Colleen Murdock-Library; Shon Roper, sheriff's office; 15 years - Dustin Butler, sheriff's office, Shaun Bell, sheriff's office; Joyce Staley-treasurer's office; Melany Weaver-justice court; 10 years - Tosha Barnett, sheriff's office; Ken Anderson-landfill/road dept.artment; Jerod Curtis-sheriff's office; Garrett Conover-sheriff's office; five years-Gayleen Cox-auditor's office; Dennis Fuller - maintenance; Nannette Harrison-maintenance; Julia Larsen - maintenance; Kimball Larsen-maintenance; Eric Nielsen - road deptartment; Maureen Copatch-sheriff's office; Alexander O'Neil-sheriff's office; Devin Seely-sheriff's office-Jolene Dalton-Library.
Commissioner Jeff Horrocks thanked all the county employees for their service.
The commission approved the cooperative agreement with the Utah State Extension Office for $73,000 a year.
The commission approved the changes in school district boundaries to follow the precinct boundaries. Clerk/auditor Brenda Tuttle explained every 10 years with the new census information that school district boundaries must be re-evaluated to ensure that populations for each school district boundary remain as equal as possible. The school board is made up of five members. One from each boundary section. The two proposed changes will take a one block segment in Castle Dale and one in Huntington and re-align them so they will follow current precinct boundaries. This will also save the clerk's office from printing four different school district ballots at election time.
Dana Gray spoke to the commission about Eagle Scouts and the annual banquet held at the museum each year. She requested a fee waiver for the use of the museum. She said in 2011 there were 25 scouts who earned the Eagle Scout award. She said the Eagle Scouts must do a project to attain their Eagle Scout. Gray asked the county to keep the scouts in mind as they have projects arise in the county. They can erect signs and other projects which are long lasting and have a benefit to the community. Each Eagle Scout must donate 100 hours of service in their community. That means the 25 scouts this year have donated 2,500 hours of service to Emery County. Scouts have helped the BLM with fencing and with signs on the forest.
"An Eagle Scout project helps a young man to develop pride in his workmanship and a sense of accomplishment. I recently talked to someone who had done a project year's ago and he still remembers it and can look back on it. The boys will do all of the work. The county will help with the material expenses," said Gray.
Commissioner James Nelson said there is no greater place to learn service than in the scouting program.
Commissioner Laurie Pitchforth said a remodeling project is going to take place at the Huntington Senior Center and a new sign there would be a great project.
Commissioner Horrocks thanked Gray for coming and for all her work with the scouts in Emery County.
Roger Young from NCS Plus presented information to the commission on his debt collection agency. He said they have a very good debt collection rate of 58 percent. The county would retain control of the account which is not traditional in debt collection. The company has transparency as far as the county would be able to check on how many letters have been sent and phone calls made for each case. After six months of trying to collect a debt the county can decide if they want to take it to court, if the debt is collected that way it's a 50/50 split of what's collected. Other cases are done in bulk for a flat fee of $20 per claim. The amount owed isn't taken into consideration. The commission agreed to take the information under consideration and place the item on the agenda for the next meeting on Feb. 14.
The commission approved to advertise for vacant positions on the Emery County Water conservancy board, weed and mosquito board, the Castle Valley Special Service District and the North Emery Water Users board.
The commission approved a change to the public lands council guidelines concerning the number of members on the board. The members should include at least seven and up to 11.
Rod Player, Ed Geary, Mark H. Williams, Bruce Wilson and Sherrel Ward were approved to sit on the public lands council. This brings board members to 11.
The commission approved $8,600 for the County Seat program which is an informative program dealing with issues from around the state including Emery County.
The contract with the Forestry, Fire and State Lands was approved, this helps to pay for the fire warden, Justin Needles.
Ray Petersen will file a right of way on the Fullers Bottom Road with the BLM. This road requires a lot of maintenance which the BLM asks the county to complete and the county would be better off putting it on the county road system, so it can be scheduled for regular routine maintenance. If it becomes a county road there is also funding that will help with the maintenance costs.
The Ferron Canyon Bridge will be added to the short term list for CIB funding. This bridge is a problem on high water years. Hopefully, when the FEMA funds become available for the Ferron Flooding from last year, these funds can be added to the bridge project. It is hoped the bridge replacement can take place this season.
The letter of engagement with Government Matters LLC for public lands consultation and lobbyist, liaison, advisor and contact with the Washington delegation was approved for the amount of $15,000 for one year.
The county is responsible for the street lights at the SR57 and SR10 junction, lights there have not been working properly and the county has been charged for several years for lights that were taken out when that intersection was reconstructed. Rocky Mountain Power will give the county a credit for those lights and the Emery County Special Service District will take care of maintenance from now on. The commission signed an interlocal agreement with the district.
The commission approved the equitable sharing agreement and certification in the amount of $1,719. The commission approved advertising in the annual Energy Edition published by the Emery County Progress each spring.
Under citizen concerns, Randall Stilson requested the RV dump station maintenance be taken from the recreation district as they have no way to maintain it and other departments are better suited for its maintenance. The commission said they must make this an agenda item for another meeting and it can be addressed at that time.
Commissioner Nelson reported on the things he's been attending and working on in the county. He has been working with the San Rafael Conservation District and they have a number of projects ongoing in western Emery County. The libraries are functioning well and there was a bit of trouble with the Orangeville furnace, but they hope that is fixed. He met with the Council of Governments and they outlined the projects they would like to send to CIB for possible funding.
Commissioner Pitchforth said she attended the Lunch and Learn sponsored by the Emery County Business Chamber. She commended the organization on the work they have put in to engage businesses in the county and move the county business climate forward.
There will be Senior Day at the legislature and she hopes many county senior citizens will be able to attend. Commissioner Pitchforth said the commission is very excited with the approval of the change application for the water for Blue Castle Holdings for the nuclear power plant.
A Day of Service was held and sponsored by the volunteer center. They collected food for the local food bank.
Commissioner Horrocks reported having the water approved for the nuclear power plant was a big step. He believes it will be challenged by environmental groups and other water users.
The project he believes will continue to move and will be a huge benefit to the county bringing in 1,000 jobs during the construction phase and permanent jobs during the operations phase.
Commissioner Horrocks said he was appointed the chairman for the Association of Governments. He attended the economic development council meeting and they have many projects in the works. He is working with the weed and mosquito board on their projects.


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Storm Arashi Silent Square Bill
Perfect for pressured fish, the Storm Arashi Silent Square Bill works through shallow water with a stealthy, rolling action that will put even the most finicky bass in the boat. Built with a precisely shaped circuit board lip, the Storm Arashi Silent Square Bill features a self-tuning line tie that gives it a free-moving action and keeps it tracking true at all times. Each hook hanger is also rotated 90-degrees to keep the hooks closer to the body for reduced snagging and to allow for larger hooks as well. Fitted with premium black-nickel VMC treble hooks, the Storm Arashi Silent Square Bill will have the most fickle fish begging for a bite.
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Comments: I just purchased a couple of these cb's; one 3 ft, one 5 ft. The 5ft model swims crazy, and I caught a couple of smlmth on the Mossy Chartreuse Craw color. Great wobble; just like the old Wiggle Wart. I would rank these cb's with the Lucky Craft BDS 3/4's. I will probably use the rattling models for Springtime muddy shallow cranking. Great lure for the $$$ Seem to be high quality, and the circuit board lip is very durable. Home Run for Storm Lures!
From: John: Knoxville, TN 12/21/15
Comments: Decent square bill, aside from the good looks and hype that the internet gives it. This is not a good structure crank bait. I honestly find myself having to resharpen the hooks after every other cast. The bait casts well and has a unique action unlike any other square bill. Decent bait, a little over priced but it will catch fish.
From: Cody: Ripon, WI 10/27/14
Comments: It comes through cover like nothing other and it's wide wobble and erratic action is in unbeatable. My favorite color is the hot blue Shad even though I almost have all the colors and I love to fish this bait on chunk rock banks, lay downs and swallow brush piles. It's very durable as well, the hooks aren't bad but there not the best, the bait does chip a little and it gets some cosmetic starches but but I mean that's what happens when you catch fish after fish (and pulling it through chuck rock but still)! I highly recommend weather your new to squarebill fishing or a seasoned veteran get your self one, it won't disappoint.
From: Connor: FL 7/13/14
Comments: Casts like a bullet; such a great crank to just watch through the air. Oh yeah, and it does what it's supposed to do - catch fish!
From: Patrick: Milwaukee, WI 6/3/14
Comments: I had read that these new Arashi cranks were the real deal. My local brick and mortar store had just a handful of them in stock, so I picked up 2 of them to try out. This thing is my new favorite square bill crank! I tied it on for the first time and went out to a little pond in my development. I caught 4 solid bass (2.5~5 pound range) in less than 7 casts. I was using the 3' Wakasagi colored version. Quality of the lures was great right out of the box. The self-tuning line tie really seems to work, as I was burning it fast on a few casts just to see if I could get it to 'spin-out'. It didn't. You can burn these suckers all day long with no problems. Awesome bait! I will be placing an order for some more from TW!
From: Shawn: Tampa, FL 3/14/14
Comments: Purchased several of these and they worked real well. Good fish catcher and love the self-tuning line tie, it really works. One of the baits had a mis-configured/cut wrong angle circut board but still ran straight. I am very impressed. They do take a beating from pike and gars but tell me what lure doesn't? That's just the hazard of bass fishing. I too would like to see a rattle version but consider this a "Home Run" for Storm!
From: Bob: Muscatine, IA
Comments: Way more durable than any other square bill i have thrown (SK,LC). Not sure about Cliff experience, but mine has been thru war and back and is still solid as new with the exception of the paint job from the fish crushing this bait.
From: Mark: IN
Comments: These baits are awesome. Have tried numerous bait and prefer DT or Arashi. This bait by far is the best.It produced upwards of 35 plus smallies 2.12# to over 5#. Majority 3 1/2-4# My buddy couldn't believe this bait. Only wish I had a go-pro....unbelievable Water temp 56 wind 15-25+gusts airtemp 49
From: Larry: brainerd, mn,usa
Comments: they are not That good . In no way are they better then any other Square Bill out there .The spro fat 50 smokes it on the water.
From: Kevin: Johnson, KY
Comments: LOVING THESE CRANKS! Great big crankbait for the length. Casts super far and it does not even have the weight transfer system. Caught 3 pikes within 10 minutes and two of them back to back (Rusty craw color - match the hatch). Work them how you would any crankbait and it'll catch fish. Only problem I have is the paint. after one pike biting it, it took all of the paint off where it bit. But still a killer wobble action and strong lip. Great fall crank so far
From: Samsua: MN
Comments: Good action, casts great, nice color schemes, comes through cover well. Paint job is not very durable.
From: Karl: MO
Comments: This bait is sweet! It has eliminated the thing that pisses me off the most about crankbaits. I no longer have to tune a crank. SCORE!!!!! They run true everytime. They bang through the water with a very wide wobble, I love that for summer crankin. Good job Storm.
From: Tim: TX
Comments: This crankbait has performed well for me the past few weeks. It swims well and has a good weight for long casts. I put larger short shank hooks on and ready to go. Maybe Storm will make a rattling version. I will be buying more soon.
From: Brian: Bartlett, IL
Comments: Was a little apprehensive about these. Bought a couple today, went straight to Lake Hefner in Oklahoma City, if nothing else but to see the action on these. Crank baits are not real popular right now in the midday Oklahoma heat, but, third cast with the Bluegill color and BOOM, 3 pound largemouth in my lap! Didn't get to stay long, but really optimistic about my next outing with these!
From: Mike: Oklahoma City, OK
Comments: I just got some of these in size 03 and one in 05 and they work like a charm! They have a nice wobble and always track true just like it says. Only issue i had was it scratches easier than the others but the color is still there because it goes all the way through the plastic.
From: Kieran: Marietta, Georgia, United States
Comments: Bought these before an FLW tournament on the Detroit River. Didn't get a chance to fish it until I fished a local sub division pond. Caught 15 fish on these bait in roughly 15 min. My buddies were throwing the 2.5 and, they did not catch much.
From: Nick: IN
Comments: Just got my ARASHI Square 5 baits in the mail yesterday. Bait is good looking! The only complaint I have, right out of the package, is hook quality. The hooks are large but not sharp/sticky at all. I sharpened the hooks and put them in my crankbait box. Looking forward to throwing them!
From: Scott
Comments: Saw these at my local sporting goods store and bought it right away. At first I didn't really catch much on it, only a couple small ones. Took them out on the water today, bluegill color and rusty craw, the bass killed it on the bluegill! Caught 3 5 lbers and 3 2-3 lbers. BUY THIS BAIT! but if not....more for me :>
From: MN
Comments: I will say these are definitely my new favorite square bill. In my personal opinion - If I ever want to throw a square bill - 90% of the time it will be this now. This bait has amazing action from the instant you begin retrieving. It maintains running depth very well. It is also really hard to lose one of this... I purposely tried to hang this lure up on stuff. It always floated back up. I fished in on rocky bottoms as well... Other square bills will have been beaten up much worse than this. The bill is solid. I will be picking up a few more of these to "match the hatch" at my favorite waters. You will not be disappointed.
From: Mike: Rochester, MN
Comments: I purchased a couple of these last week and took them out on the water this past weekend. They cast a country mile, they swim really good through the water. The deflect off of cover and rocks extremely well. The only downside was I didn't catch any fish...I'll keep chunkin them though
From: Oscar: Mesquite, TX
Comments: Worked the bait really hard today. Used both the 5 and 3. Ran very true right out of the box great hook size, hung them several times always worked free. Threw them on big game 10lb. I was very abusive with these baits and they worked great. Will def. buy more.
From: Clayton: Tulsa, Ok
Comments: Bait swims well, fairly wide kick. tracks well. I don't know that the self tuning line tie is magic, but you can really burn this bait without it spinning out. caught fish with it first time out.
From: Matt: CO
Comments: I saw one of these in a local tackle store. I picked it up and it had the weight of a Christmas light. Also the colors were not as sexy in person as they are in the pictures. I think there will be a lot of disappointed people who pre-ordered.
From: Greg: AL
Comments: As soon as I saw these crankbaits on clips from icast 2013, I knew I had to get some. They just looked like great lures. Our local tackle shop got some in as soon as they were available and I immediately bought a couple different colors. First time on the river, I caught a 6lb bass. I will be loading my tacklebox with more of these.
From: Larry: Toano, VA

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BOSS Creature Skirt 2pk
Perfect for enhancing the look of a jig, buzzbait or chatterbait, the BOSS Creature Skirts make excellent punch skirts when paired with the BOSS Punch Hub. A built-in Teaser Tail Trailer incorporated into each skirt also provides the action of a trailer without the adding mass to the hook shank - allowing for a higher percentage hook-up ratio. Made of super durable 100% silicone and available in a variety of effective colors, the BOSS Creature Skirt and Teaser Tail Trailer will outlast any plastisol chunk on the market.
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Comments: Just bought a couple packs of these skirts to revive some older spinnerbaits. These skirts are awesome! I fish a lake with a lot of murk, so the variety of colors really helps to match the water conditions. Well worth the investment.
From: John: Knoxville, TN 11/23/15
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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
John Baza the director for the Utah Division of Oil, Gas and Mining visited the Emery County Public Lands Council in their January meeting.
Baza presented an overview of DOGM and their various responsibilities in regards to oil, gas and mining activities. Baza began by explaining that DOGM is a department under the Utah Department of Natural Resources, Mike Styler is the executive director of the natural resources department which also includes: forestry, fire and sovereign lands, geological survey, parks and recreation, wildlife resources, water rights and water resources.
DOGM operates four programs including oil and gas conservation, coal mining and reclamation, minerals mining and reclamation and abandoned mine reclamation.
Baza said, "We are accountable to a board that meets monthly on adjudicated policy. This board consists of several members with ties to this part of the state including: Jim Peacock, Doug Johnson, Kent Petersen, Sam Quigley, Jean Semborski, Robert J. Bayer and Jake Y. Harouny.
"DOGM facilitates the development of Utah's mineral resources in an environmentally responsible manner. The sales value of oil, gas, coal and mineral was $7 billion in Utah in 2006. This has doubled from the years 2004 and 2005. DOGM protects the value of the resource.
"Coal is big to this part of the state. SUFCO is the biggest coal producer in the state. Our office has 23 staff members involved in the coal program with monitoring, permitting and compliance. There are 33 permitted sites in Utah which includes mines, loadouts, reclaimed mines, mines in active reclamation and forfeiture sites," said Baza.
The Utah mined land reclamation act came into effect in 1975 and it applies to all non-coal minerals mining; approval of large mine, small mine and exploration operations; applies to all lands in Utah except military and Indian reservations; does not manage mining claims or mineral leases.
"We don't manage claims we manage activity," said Baza. He also explained a little about the Lila Canyon project being proposed by Utah American Energy, Inc. They have filed for mining permits for an extension of the old Horse Canyon mine. SUWA views this as a sensitive area and they have filed appeals against the permitting for this mine and have been very engaged in the public process. The company itself has been trying very hard in the permitting process. DOGM actually approved the mining permit in 2001 and the permit was appealed by SUWA and the permit has been in the appeal process ever since that time. Utah American at the end of November filed a 60 day notice which said basically they want a decision on the permit. DOGM is bound by requirements and can't approve the permit and asked for more time to sort it out; they are conducting a cultural resource analysis and working hard on it. The 60 day clock ends on Jan. 22 and a decision must be made by that date. Baza said the matter might end up as a board hearing which will come before the DOGM board. The filing of the 60 day notice forces action on the matter. Any appeal of a DOGM board action would go before the Utah Supreme Court.
SUWA has concerns about the water, wildlife and cultural resources of the Range Creek area which have been the basis of their appeals.
Baza said DOGM has been asked to address the MK Tunnels in Emery County which are on federal land. Mark Mesch has held meetings in Emery County and they will consider the input from these meetings while trying to preserve the historical factors while making the tunnels safe for the public to visit.
Baza said the increase of the price of a barrel of oil from less than $20 in 2002 to $61 per barrel in January this year has led to a flurry of oil and gas exploration and drilling. The newly found Wolverine field near Richfield is contributing to 10 percent of the state's production. Baza also mentioned the working relationship they have with the DWR with regards to winter drilling and wildlife. Some of the money generated from drilling returns to assist with the wildlife impacts.
Baza said they try to turn around permit applications in 45 days. Baza was questioned about some gas wells below Green River into Grand County. He said they are operated by Delta and at one time they had an uncontrolled flow out of one of the wells, because they experienced a greater flow than they had anticipated. DOGM expects an increased activity in that area with Delta and also other people who have permits in that area.
Baza said in 2005 there were 1,629 drilling approvals and in 2006 there were 1,924. Sixty-seven percent of these have been in Uintah County (gas) and 19 percent in Duchesne County (oil) and 10 percent all other counties, (gas and oil.) Other areas of activity include the Nine Mile Canyon/Tavaputs Plateau and the Sevier Overthrust Covenant Field.
Baza concluded his remarks with his thanks to the public lands council for allowing him to attend the meeting and give the DOGM update.


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CHICKASHA – Home field advantage, a lot of heart and a pair of goals is all it took to send the Drovers on to the next round of the NAIA Men's Soccer National Championship as they shut out Grand View 2-0 in the Opening Round.
"The team competed hard and played hard for each other," USAO head coach Jimmy Hampton said after the game. "I'm real proud of our boys as they make their own identity."
The win keeps the Drovers (14-0-4) undefeated as the go into the NAIA Men's Soccer National Championship presented by Carrabba's Italian Grill, which will take place Nov. 26-Dec. 1 in Montgomery, Ala.
This is the Drovers third trip in a row to the national championship final site. They will take on Belhaven out of Mississippi at 11 a.m. on Nov. 27.
"I haven't thought much about Alabama, but we will regroup as a staff tomorrow and start looking at the next game versus Belhaven," Hampton said. "It doesn't get any easier, and we look forward to doing our best and competing as hard as we can."
Unlike the Drovers, USAO found it difficult to get shots off in the first half on Saturday night, allowing the Vikings to outshoot them 5-4.
But with just four minutes left before halftime, junior Scott Parkinson tossed a header over to Ryan Clougherty, who knocked a perfect bicycle kick straight into the left side of the goal. It was Clougherty's second goal of the season.
Up 1-0 at half, the Drovers continued to battle and dominated the second half of the game offensively, with 14 shots to Grand View's three.
At the 68-minute mark, GVU's Drake King fouled USAO in the box, giving freshman Niall Burley an opportunity to shoot a penalty kick. He sailed it into the left side of the goal for his third goal of the season.
The Drovers went on to win the game 2-0. In the last three years, the Drovers have won the Opening Round in shutout victories.
USAO sophomore goalkeeper Bryan Byars had three saves and recorded his 11th shutout of the season, beating out his own record for most shutouts in a season and tying assistant coach Alexis Vizarelis' all-time shutout record at 21.
Conor Thomas, the Vikings' keeper, had five saves in the game, four of which were in the second half.
While it was considered a home game for USAO, they played on Hampton Field at Chickasha High School. Hampton, who used to be the CHS soccer coach, said it was enjoyable to spend another night coaching on the field that was named after him. In fact, he said he doesn't remember ever suffering a loss on that field.
It was the fourth Opening Round appearance in a row for the Drovers but the first time they had the opportunity to host. A couple hundred fans showed up to support the team, which Hampton said made this Opening Round game special.
"The fans and playing at home were top class," he said. "We appreciate all the support from USAO, Chickasha, Chickasha Public Schools and Chickasha Booster Club for getting behind us and putting on a top class event."


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Alberto di Bernardo came off the bench to kick a last gasp penalty and seal a stunning comeback 22-20 win for Treviso over Scarlets.
Alberto di Bernardo came off the bench to kick a last gasp penalty and seal a stunning comeback 22-20 win for Treviso over the Scarlets.
It took the visitors a while to get going in northern Italy as fly-half Rhys Priestland missed with an early penalty attempt and the only score that either side could muster in the opening 25 minutes was a Priestland drop-goal.
The Welshman did eventually show why they are flying high at the top of the RaboDirect PRO12 table though and, despite resting the likes of George North and Scott Williams, they scored the game's first try through winger Andy Fenby.
And, although Treviso did hit back swiftly with a try from hooker Leonardo Ghiraldini, the Welshmen reasserted a measure of control late on in the first half as Fenby showed excellent footwork and pace to grab his second try of the night and his fifth of the campaign so far.
Priestland added the conversion to make it 17-5 at half-time and, when he kicked another three points early in the second half, it looked as if the men from Llanelli were moving inexorably towards their fourth victory of the season.
The Italians had other ideas though and Fabio Semenzato, who only came on for Kris Burton at half-time, got them back into the match with a smart try 10 minutes after coming off the bench.
All of a sudden Treviso were on a roll and, when Robert Barbieri continued his impressive start to the season with his fourth try of the campaign already, the deficit was reduced to just a solitary point at 20-19 and there was still quarter of an hour left to play.
The Scarlets kept them at bay bravely, despite having number eight Rob McCusker sinbinned in the final ten minutes, but their resistance finally cracked in the dying seconds as they conceded a pivotal penalty.
Substitute di Bernardo stepped up to kick the three points and give the home side a remarkable comeback victory against the shell-shocked Scarlets, who may rue the decision to leave some of their big guns back home.
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Tries: Barbieri, Ghiraldini, Semenzato
Cons: di Bernardo 2
Pens: di Bernardo
For Scarlets:
Tries: Fenby 2
Cons: Priestland 2
Pens: Priestland
Drops: Priestland
Treviso: 15 Luke McLean, 14 Tommaso Benvenuti, 13 Alberto Sgarbi, 12 Luca Morisi, 11 Tommaso Iannone, 10 Kristopher Burton, 9 Tobias Botes, 8 Robert Barbieri, 7 Alessandro Zanni, 6 Simone Favaro, 5 Valerio Bernabò, 4 Antonio Pavanello (capt), 3 Lorenzo Cittadini, 2 Leonardo Ghiraldini, 1 Michele Rizzo.
Replacements: 16 Franco Sbaraglini, 17 Ignacio Fernandez-Rouyet, 18 Pedro Di Santo, 19 Francesco Minto, 20 Dean Budd, 21 Paul Derbyshire, 22 Fabio Semenzato, 23 Alberto Di Bernardo.
Scarlets: 15 Jordan Williams, 14 Liam Williams, 13 Gareth Maule, 12 Jon Davies, 11 Andy Fenby, 10 Rhys Priestland, 9 Gareth Davies, 8 Rob McCusker (capt), 7 Johnathan Edwards, 6 Josh Turnbull, 5 George Earle, 4 Sione Timani, 3 Deacon Manu, 2 Matthew Rees, 1 Phil John.
Replacements: 16 Ken Owens, 17 Peter Edwards, 18 Samson Lee, 19 Aaron Shingler, 20 Kieran Murphy, 21 Tavis Knoyle, 22 Adam Warren, 23 Kristian Phillips.
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Anthony Weiner was such a strong liberal congressman during the health care debate, pushing from the left and building a national brand! But things are back to normal now, and he's returned to his permanent New York City mayoral campaign.
Weiner joined other brave New York liberals like Charlie Rangel and Carolyn Maloney in Times Square today for a press event put on by the Jewish Community Relations Council of New York, to discuss the flotilla incident. Which "side" do you think the New York speakers came down on? Do you think that Anthony Weiner, who declined to run for mayor last year but probably has his eye dead-set on 2013, had a nuanced take on any incident involving Israel?
Do watch this clip, for it is comical. Weiner describes a Hypothetical Situation. Suppose a so-called "aid boat," filled with the worst of bloodthirsty terrorists, was being deployed from Yemen (Yemen? Sure let's go with "Yemen") and coming for America, to unleash its horrible, horrible hatred. What if it was coming right "towards Queens, or Brooklyn," Weiner suggests. "Let's assume it was coming toward New Jersey or Florida."
These are some interesting assumptions. Are there certain clusters of people in New Jersey or Florida, Anthony Weiner, who might be targeted by this hypothetical band of Yemeni death monsters?
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Turning a faceoff loss into a power play goal
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February 23 2013 06:14PM
Winning faceoffs is without question a valuable skill for a hockey team, but sometimes it isn't necessary to score - even when the draw is in the offensive zone. Teemu Hartikainen's goal for Edmonton, which tied this afternoon's game and forced overtime, is a case in point.
Boyd Gordon (15 for Phoenix) wins the draw against Ryan Smyth (94 for Edmonton). Immediately, Teemu Hartikainen (56 for Edmonton) goes after Zybnek Michalek (4 for Phoenix) who has the puck.
Michalek throws the puck behind his own net, where his partner, Oliver Ekman-Larsson (23 for Phoenix), takes it. Ryan Nugent-Hopkins (93 for Edmonton) moves to put pressure on Ekman-Larsson.
Ekman-Larsson gets the puck away under pressure, but only bounces it softly off the boards.
The puck bounces in front of David Moss (18 for Phoenix) and Justin Schultz (19 for Edmonton) gets to it first. Ales Hemsky (83 for Edmonton) has smartly circled back to cover in case Moss gets the puck past Schultz at the blue line – not a small risk in a game that had three shorthanded breakaways.
Schultz gets a quick shot past Moss, and the puck goes directly to Smyth in front of the net. The Oilers have two guys right in front, with only Michalek near them.
Smyth makes a wicked redirection – not on the net, as Mike Smith clearly expects, but to Hartikainen at the other side of the net, who now has an instant with the puck and a wide open cage.
Hartikainen makes no mistake.
No doubt, the most critical play in this particular sequence - a sequence that ran just seven seconds from faceoff to goal - was the Smyth deflection which put Hartikainen in the clear. What strikes me the most, though, is how even in such a short series of events, everyone contributes. Hartikainen jumped into the play right off the faceoff, putting pressure on Michalek and ultiamtely scoring at the end. Smyth makes the deflection. Nugent-Hopkins pressures Ekman-Larsson, preventing a potentially better pass or a clear. Schultz makes a quick shot. Even Hemsky, uninvolved in the scoring play, needed to be where he was - had Moss blocked the shot or beaten Schultz to the puck, Hemsky would have been vital as the last man back.
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February 23 2013, 06:28PM
These moment-by-moment breakdowns are excellent, Mr. Willis! Glad you pointed out Hemsky's responsible play. I tend to see all his giveaways and soft offensive blue line plays.
These moment-by-moment breakdowns are excellent, Mr. Willis! Glad you pointed out Hemsky's responsible play. I tend to see all his giveaways and soft offensive blue line plays.
Its funny I never even noticed that the goal came that soon after the face off loss. Nicely done! I have noticed in general we do not do a good job on winger wins, lot of face offs are saw offs till a winger steps in to make the play. It's really frustrating especially on the PP, the centre will tie it up in the circle and then either the PK winger or D gets control of the puck, with the extra player on the ice we should be winning those.
this is exactly why Hartikainen is so important to this team right now.
you need guys to get you the puck and Harski never gives up on getting it.
Best breakdown yet. Nice work. Nice push back by the Oilers too.
Best breakdown yet. Nice work. Nice push back by the Oilers too.
close, but not the best.
Quote: Originally Posted by magnoctophas I think his one timer is fine actually. He's no Shea Weber or Zdeno Chara, but it seems to be pretty hard nonetheless. I think Schultz needs to learn when it's best to use the wrister (lots of traffic up front etc) and when to use the one-timer (open shooting lane etc) because right now he's using the wrister almost like a crutch. I'm sure he'll be able to pick it up as he builds experience down the line.
The only adjustment J Schultz needs to make is he needs to use his very accurate wrister to set up redirections and scoopshots or deflections into open netsides.Once in a while he should rip one way over to the side for a onetimer or redirection.
Yak needs to be the centerpiece of his line, if we want to win that is, if we want to operate a hockey republic then use him as we have been. waste his potential. At least the voting constituants will stay happy.
Thanks for the excellent read this was a very good dynamic analysis of the game tying goal. This is a GDT post I made at 3:33 this afternoon before this goal was scored this way you have illustrated, spooky isnt it?
I mean "lucky" isnt it -- to be so right on with such a dynamic? Down to the player and positions, and gametime. The NewAge Hockey System philosophy comes with a crystal ball I guess, ha ha ha.
I really appreciate the format you are using to give us such excellent Intuative Dynamic Analysis, the way you break the plays down into specific dynamic opportunitys and then let us see the options each player has that we might otherwise have missed as the play action evolves. It is close to Imax in its ability to keep you tied into the moment and seeing things you normally wouldnt or couldnt. Very much like the old style cartoons that were printed on the corners of book pages and you had to flip to see the actions, attention grabbing and fun, thanks for all the hard work and attention it payed off.
You really have to lay off the mind expanding pharmaceuticals man. Especially during Oilers games. Messes you right up.
February 24 2013, 07:05AM
I'd just like to remind you that this sequence of events and subsequent goal are copyrighted by the NewAgeSys hockey technique. Any and all facsimiles are subject to the NewAgeSys approval.
Nice breakdown, as usual, but would like to mention that the scoring opportunity, actually starts with a shot from the backend by Schultz, basically on a poor clearing shot by the Yotes. I mention this, because I think there is very little scoring from the backend. We need D men to take more shots and play the scramble around the net game.
You really have to lay off the mind expanding pharmaceuticals man. Especially during Oilers games. Messes you right up.
Hehe, pharmaceuticals.
February 24 2013, 04:54PM
You really have to lay off the mind expanding pharmaceuticals man. Especially during Oilers games. Messes you right up.
@ David S
Ha ha ha, just for fun why dont you post some adjustments on some GDTs and lets see how things pan out. I consistantly post data that manifests on the ice almost immediatly. And none of it is random. When I post player specific tactics that are pretty much immediatly implemented then its not fluke and its not luck. My accuracy is in the stratosphere.
Come on I gave you the post on the GDT, Willis gave you a freeze frame by freeze frame of the exact dynamic sequence down to player name and tactical dynamic played out in exact order. if you go get your gametape and rewind it so the time matchesmyGDT you will see a sweet camera shot of Ralphgetting a message on the bench in an unconventional manner, ha ha ha, its perfect timing. The cameraman frames it perfectly.
Now you have the GDT pre-play with name and dynamic, you have a visual breakdown for confirmation and you have interesting gametape shots of perfectly timed bench communication. What exactly is it that you need?
This is just one example, the actual system adjustments I post follow the "lucky" pattern as well,you ought to give the GDTs a shot it so easy to guess exactly what an NHL coach and NHL players can and will do that you should be posting your own results after the Chicago game,I know i will be posting the NHS Intuative Dynamic Analysis results pre-during-post game.
Come on David you know thats a challenge, lets see what youve got. You post player specific data and adjustment specific tactical data before and during the Hawks game and so will Ilets see who is the "luckiest" poster? Lets see whose analysis ends up manifesting itself on the ice, this is the most important game of the year against a record setting team what better stage. I am pretty sure the Oilers will be using their most critical assets datawise, they wont be able to afford to miss a beat. If you are up to the challenge you can post the results in one of your articles here. What say you Mr. Staples, are you willing to back up your perspective by providing some tangible results? Because i am. Just list some random adjustments pre and during the game live and in realtime and lets see who has more"luck" you or the NewAge Hockey System. If you lose you have to post a nice long article on the NHS here, if I lose I will not post another NHS article for the rest of the season. You need to name names and exact adjustments.


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A show about time. Managing it. Wasting it. Saving it in a bottle. Spending an hour of it talking about it.
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Hot Harry on a Horse and pink nails
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Hot Harry hit up a club called Raffles the other night, tried to sneak out the back entrance but the paps caught him first – seen here hopping in a cab with pink polish on his nails. Yum.
Yum because this would have happened in bed. Of course it would have happened in bed. Do you remember Bull Durham? Remember when Kevin Costner was hot? When Kevin Costner painted Susan Sarandon's toes? Do you remember the quiver? Their chemistry was ridiculous.
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Born Philip Goldstein on 27 June 1913 in Montreal, Canada, Guston moved with his family to Los Angeles, California, in 1919. In 1927 he enrolled at the Manual Arts High School, Los Angeles, where he became friendly with his fellow student Jackson Pollock. In 1930 Guston was awarded a year's scholarship to the Otis Art Institute, Los Angeles, but left after three months. He held his first solo exhibition in 1931 at Stanley Rose's bookshop and gallery in Los Angeles.
Guston travelled to Mexico in 1934 seeking mural work with David Siqueiros and executed a mural in the Emperor Maximilian's former summer palace in Morelia. In the winter of 1935–1936, he moved to New York where he joined the mural section of the Works Progress Administration (WPA) Federal Art Project. It was at this time that he began using the name Philip Guston. He received his first major mural commission in 1939 for the façade of the WPA building at the New York World's Fair.
He resigned from the WPA in 1940, moved to Woodstock, New York, and began to concentrate on easel painting. In 1945 he held his first solo exhibition in New York at Midtown Galleries. In 1948 he was awarded the Prix de Rome from the American Academy in Rome and spent a year travelling in Italy. He held his first solo exhibition of abstract paintings at the Peridot Gallery, New York, in 1951. In 1958 his work was included in the exhibition The new American painting, organised by the International Council at the Museum of Modern Art, New York, which travelled throughout Europe. In 1962 a major retrospective of his work was organised by the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, which also toured internationally.
Guston continued to work in an abstract idiom until the mid 1960s, then, after an intense period of drawing, he began painting figurative works again in 1968–1969, showing them for the first time in a solo exhibition at Marlborough Gallery, New York, in 1970. The artist then exhibited regularly at David McKee Gallery, New York, from 1974. From 1973 to 1978 he held the position of professor of art at Boston University. In May 1980 an important retrospective of his work was organised by the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, which toured to venues in the United States. The artist died, in Woodstock, on 7 June 1980, three weeks after attending the opening of his retrospective in San Francisco. Another retrospective was held in 2003–2004 in Fort Worth, San Francisco; the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; and the Royal Academy of Arts, London.


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|Posted by Brad G on January 24, 2004 at 14:14:10:
|In response to Re: American Standard Compact Toilet Install problem
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I turned down the water supply wall valve pressure as was mentioned, and that looks to have cured the problem. I think it is rediculous to have to do that, why doesn't the toilet have an internal water pressure limiter?? If anyone touches the wall valve now, its going to spray again. (This is a rental property by the way)Also, the fill valve on this toilet looks like cheap plastic garbage. Are all toilet fill valves like this these days? Or is American Standard "Sub-Standard"? I am still going to call them on Monday. This wasted so much of my time and water! I think a brand new toilet would work right out of the box!
: : I bought an American Standard Compact Elongated bowl toilet from Home Depot because it was on the list of the best flushers.
: : I hooked up the water line, and the tank (not the bowl) kept filling, and filling, and filling. Over the overflow tube. So I adjusted the fill level screw until it was OK.
: : BUT! Then water was spraying everywhere out of the fill valve up out of the tank, on to the wall and the floor!!
: : I tried every adjustment there was for 2 hours and about 50 flushes and couldn't get it to not spray. I tried the water level, water fill rate, and float ball arm adjustment, it always sprayed water right towards the end of filling the tank. Also the tube from the valve into the overflow tube is fine, not kinked or anything.
: : So, I took the tank back to home depot figuring it was a defect. Got the new one home, installed it, and the same thing all over again!
: : Are these toilets just junk, or is my water pressure too high, or am I adjusting it wrong?
: : I am going to call American Standard on Monday to get this figured out, but if anyone can help me this weekend it would be much appreciated! Please email me at firstname.lastname@example.com
: : Thanks!
: If, by chance the water pressure IS too high, try cutting off some of the water volume to the toilet at the wall valve, and see if that helps.Good luck, Hube
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Leinster sealed a 37-19 win over the Ospreys on Friday which ensured home field advantage against Glasgow in the PRO12 semi-finals.
Leinster recorded an impressive 37-19 win over the Ospreys on Friday, which ensured home field advantage against Glasgow in the PRO12 semi-finals.
The Welshmen could have sneaked into the play-offs with a win but they came up just short as the home side put in an impressive display and signalled their intent as they look to go one better than last year and take the RaboDirect PRO12 trophy back to Dublin.
They got off to the perfect start as hat-trick man Andrew Conway touched the ball down over the line after it had been hacked on and Ross Jones had made a bad error and let the ball roll between his legs.
And the right winger grabbed a second midway through the half as he popped up on the shoulder of Luke McGrath after the 20-year-old scrum-half had burst through a gap following a lineout.
The visitors got themselves back into the match on the half-hour mark though as Dan Biggar caught the Leinster defence napping by taking a penalty quickly and forcing his way past Quinn Roux and McGrath on his way over the line.
And they reduced the deficit to just two points late in the first half thanks to a try from Ben John, who bulldozed his way over in the right-hand corner after Tom Habberfield had made a good break down the left wing and Sam Lewis and Joe Bearman helped to spin the ball wide to the centre.
However, Jonny Sexton knocked over a penalty with the last act of the half as the clock ticked past 40 minutes to give the home side a bit more of a cushion at 17-12.
And the hosts pulled away early in the second half as Conway completed his hat-trick within moments of the restart by collecting a kick ahead and touching down.
The Ospreys did get a third try of their own in the final 10 minutes as Biggar and Ashley Beck shipped the ball wide to Tom Isaacs in acres of space and the replacement strolled in to score in the corner.
Sexton slotted over two more penalties during the course of the second half though and Cian Healy put the icing on the cake at the very end as he took advantage of a mix-up and got on the end of a Sexton kick ahead to send Leinster into the play-offs in good spirits.
The scorers:
For Leinster:
Tries: Conway 3, Healy
Con: Sexton 3, Madigan
Pen: Sexton 3
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Leinster: 15 Rob Kearney, 14 Andrew Conway, 13 Fergus McFadden, 12 Ian Madigan, 11 Isa Nacewa, 10 Johnny Sexton, 9 Isaac Boss, 8 Sean O'Brien, 7 Shane Jennings, 6 Rhys Ruddock, 5 Quinn Roux, 4 Leo Cullen, 3 Jamie Hagan, 2 Sean Cronin, 1 Jack McGrath.
Replacements: 16 Richardt Strauss, 17 Cian Healy, 18 Michael Bent, 19 Devin Toner, 20 Dominic Ryan, 21 John Cooney, 22 Andrew Goodman, 23 Brian O'Driscoll.
Ospreys: 15 Richard Fussell, 14 Tom Habberfield, 13 Ashley Beck, 12 Ben John, 11 Ross Jones, 10 Dan Biggar, 9 Rhys Webb, 8 Joe Bearman, 7 Sam Lewis, 6 Justin Tipuric, 5 James King, 4 Alun Wyn Jones (c), 3 Adam Jones, 2 Scott Baldwin, 1 Duncan Jones.
Replacements: 16 Dmitri Arhip, 17 Ryan Bevington, 18 Cai Griffiths, 19 Ian Evans, 20 Morgan Allen, 21 Matthew Morgan, 22 Tom Isaacs, 23 Jonathan Spratt.
Referee: Nigel Owens (WRU)
Assistant referees: Mark Patton, Stuart Gaffikin (both IRFU)
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Skip to comments.Higgs boson buzz hits new heights
Posted on 06/30/2012 5:40:09 AM PDT by John W
Has the Higgs boson finally been detected? It's almost gotten to the point that if a discovery of some sort doesn't come out of next week's update on the multibillion-dollar subatomic search, it'll be a big surprise. But how far will the announcement go, and what will it mean for the future of physics?
To refresh your memory, the Higgs boson is the only fundamental subatomic particle predicted by theory but not yet detected. It's thought to play a role in endowing some particles, such as the W and Z boson, with mass ... while leaving other particles, such as the photon, massless. The Higgs mechanism, proposed by British physicist Peter Higgs and others in the 1960s, could have played a role in electroweak symmetry breaking, which was a key event in the rise of the universe as we know it.
(Excerpt) Read more at cosmiclog.msnbc.msn.com ...
I learned about it on The Big Bang Theory. Sheldon was playing Pictionary and could not understand why Penny didn't guess it from his drawings. When she looked to Leanard for some sanity he said, "It's all there."
Does this in any way validate Will's Hyrdino theory?
I personally think the key to faster than light travel, instantaneous communication, the true understanding of gravity are all in quantum physics.
it is all explained here:
"The Large Hadron Rap"
The Big Bang Theory is all wrong. Sheldon obviously meant *Higgs Bosom*.
Quantum teleportation has already been accomplished (instantaneous communication) in lab settings across a 100+ mile distance.
Sheldon doesn't care about bosoms.
The character or the actor.
Boson bump.
"What is the Higgs Boson?"
Some source other than msnbc, please.
Here is a link to the 33 articles that come up when you enter Higgs Boson into Google News search box.
"The implications for use in space communications are enormous."
Quantum physics dictates that tricks like quantum teleportation, entanglement, etc can't transmit information faster than the speed of light.
I think you might be mistaken about that, since standard quantum teleportation experiments are not instantaneous at all.
That was the nerdiest thing I have ever seen.
Maybe it's in the article and I'm not seeing it, but it doesn't seem to mention the instant data transmission as a result of the experiment, though it is listed as a benefit of quantum entanglement.
Quantum entanglement can instantaneously transmit quantum information, namely the quantum states of the entangled particles, but it can't instantaneously transmit classical information. So, in these experiments, there has to be an conventional channel for transmitting additional bits of classical information at subluminal speeds, in order to complete the teleportation process. This is probably just another example of "science writers" not really understanding science.
But can't those quantum states themselves BE that information?
No, because the quantum information that is transmitted is has a built in degree of uncertainty. Performing an action on the entangled particle on one end will result in a somewhat random resulting change in the particle on the other end. Without the additional transmittal of classical information, you can't know exactly what operation was performed on the other end.
So, essentially, quantum teleportation does not increase the speed of information transmittal at all. What it really does is allow you to tranmit a much larger amount of information at the same normal subluminal speed that you use to transmit the classical information. The quantum portion of the information is transmitted instantaneously, but until you get the classical information transmitted conventionally, it's useless to you. Once you get the classical information, as small as 2 bits of information, then the entire transmittal, of classical + quantum information can be completed.
Very interesting, thanks for the clarification.
No problem, sorry to rain on the faster than light parade. I wish it were true too, but the quantum stuff just doesn't seem to be the answer.
So far, the best evidence for supraluminal velocities I have seen seems to be in plasma jets associated with quasars. Some of these jets appear to move up to nearly ten times the speed of light! The problem is, that's only the apparent motion, and there could be many different reasons why the real motion is not that fast. For example, quasars could be much closer than we think they are, leading us to overestimate the distance travelled by the matter in the jets, and overestimate the velocity.
I'm in your debt. Thank you.
This is all very interesting.
Sheldon's hilarious. Love that show!
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