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I was told I couldn't do it. No way, no how. Never.
My family just thinks I can never sit still, be quiet or for that matter be patient.
But I proved them wrong when I walked through those hospital doors last week. I showed them.
I was there to have an MRI on my foot. For those of you who are uninitiated that is an acronym for Magnetic Resonance Imaging. It is quite a bit more definitive than an x-ray.
"They'll need to give you some kind of drug to keep you still," my wife told me.
"You'll need valium," said my daughter-in-law.
My oldest son, who is as much a nervous sort as me didn't say anything, but I could see in his eyes that he felt the same way.
My youngest son just shrugged his shoulders and said in a drawn out sequence, "Dad........" as he skulked down to the family room in the basement that he calls home for now.
vSo my reputation for jumping around, not being able to sit in one place for long and having the propensity to get easily excited had my family's mind made up.
vHowever the people at the hospital didn't know that and I wasn't about to tell them.
"Are you going to be able to lay still for a long time?" asked the technician who guided me into the area where the big round MRI machine lay. "You have to stay perfectly still."
After having paid a whopping co-pay at registration I wanted to say that I would be perfectly still since my heart had already been stopped by signing the check, but instead I just said, "I'll be fine."
Laying still for 45 minutes sounds like an easy thing to do as long as there aren't flies buzzing around your head or people with big cleavers hanging over you. But you know what? It isn't easy.
vI had to remove all metal from my body; you know rings, watch, cell phone, concealed weapons, etc. Shoes off too. I had to then apply this sticky thing to where the middle of the pain in my foot was. Then the technician put a kind of boot on my foot and propped my knees up with pillows.
"Are you comfortable?" she asked.
"I'm great," I said, thinking that this was going to be easy.
"Put these in your ears," she said as she handed me some big yellow ear plugs. "This can be kind of noisy."
I thought to myself, how noisy can a great big magnet be? All it had to do was sit there and squish the inside of my body around until it saw what it wanted to see.
In some ways I felt like an astronaut in one of those B science fiction movies from the 1950s. The flat bed I was laying on transported me into the machine's tunnel. They had asked me if I was claustraphobic, and I said no. But I could see why some people would be. I didn't even have to go all the way in and the thing was in my face. I could hear what sounded like birds chirping at the other end of the tunnel. I think it was the sound of some kind of compressor with a freaked out rubber ring on the piston.
I looked up and there were all kinds of blinking lights and a big "GE" inscribed into the front of the face of the machine. Not a good idea on how to advertise; if this was to be uncomfortable in any way, I would hold it against General Electric and never buy a toaster made by them again.
The machine clicked and then whirred. Then it started to make loud sounds like 1,000 monkeys with little hammers banging on a metal 55 gallon drum. And my head was near the drum.
At first staying still was easy. I thought I could actually sleep right through the procedure. But holding your body in one place is not easy. I think we don't realize how much we move around when we are "holding perfectly still" at home watching television or laying in bed. I tried to concentrate on breathing; then I moved to thinking about problems at work (big mistake); then it was one of the three books I am currently reading (no luck there) and finally I started to count sheep.
I found I had itches in places I didn't know I had. My hair (or what is left of it) kept falling down in my face. My foot in the boot was cramping; I hadn't realized how much I had been moving it when not in the machine to relieve the pain from the bone spur.
The machine would whirl and buzz then a timer would come on and count out the shot they were apparently taking of my ugly foot. Some of the shots took a little over two minutes, others took over four. The worst thing was that I lost track of the time and had no idea how far through the process we were because I was trying to find ways to keep from moving.
And then the devil tapped me on the shoulder. I wanted to move my feet around in quick fashion, just because I was told I shouldn't move them. I wondered if I could do it quick enough between timers that no one would notice. I talked myself out of it. Everyone at the hospital had been so nice; I didn't want them to start yelling at me now.
Finally after one, seemingly very long shot the door to the room opened and I was told I could leave.
I was proud of myself; I had made it through without moving. A triumph of mind power over the expectations of others. I thought about the fact I would lord this over my family for weeks. Ha! Let them think that I, the old man of the house, could still be tough and disciplined, despite my balding head and rounding stomach. It was a great moment of triumph.
Then I limped away on my bum foot, scratched all those itches I had and tripped over the curb on the way out to my truck.


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by Jessica Lahey
I love words. I love that words have history, and ancestors, and family trees. I love that geography, culture, economics, and historical events give birth to words and shape their evolution over time.
I never wanted to be a Latin teacher, but I suppose it was inevitable. After I accepted my current job as an English and Latin teacher, my aunt revealed that my grandmother had wanted to be a Latin teacher more than anything in the world, but she could not, due to marriage, family obligations, and money. She became the first female (and, as I understand from my family, the youngest) court stenographer for the Kentucky Supreme Court. Her father had to go to work with her, she was so young. She deserved to do whatever she wanted to do. And so it's fitting – and more than an honor – to fulfill her posthumous dream. It's in my blood, I suppose.
I find it fascinating that denied the opportunity to teach others about her love of words, she spent her entire career recording spoken English, condensing its sounds into squiggles and lines. She used to hone her shorthand skills by transcribing entire soap opera episodes and telephone conversations on. Ask her what my father ate for lunch during a mid-day phone call in 1972, and she could have flipped right to the combination of squiggles for "soup, a pickle, and a Heineken."
I like to think she would have enjoyed my classes; particularly the time I spent on etymology, the study of word origins. I teach one vocabulary/etymology word a day at the very beginning of class when I teach my cultural literacy item of the day. Today's word? Spurious. A great word, one that my grandmother would have loved.
'Spurious' describes something that is false, or inauthentic, but it comes from the Latin spurius, meaning "bastard" or "illegitimate." Spurius was related to all sorts of lovely words such as spurcitia, meaning "filthiness" or "dirt," and spurcare, "to make dirty" or "to defile." The Romans thought highly of their illegitimate children, clearly. They even turned spurius into a proper name for all those illegitimate offspring roaming around ancient Rome. If your name was Spurius, you were likely illegitimate.
Which segues nicely into my cultural literacy item of the day. I got to thinking: If the Roman naming convention had continued into the Elizabethan era, and Shakespeare had known about it, and he'd named Gloucester's illegitimate son Spurius instead of Edmund, the first speech in Act II of King Lear would be even more awesome than it already is.
Edmund (a.k.a Spurius) was the illegitimate son of Gloucester, close advisor to Lear. Gloucester lavishes all of his love on the legitimate son, Edgar, which drives Edmund nuts. He hates being a bastard because it renders him less than – more base - than his bookish brother Edgar. Anger drives him to deceit in the form of a tragic plot against his brother that leads to Oedipus-style eye removal, nakedness, and rampant baseness among all concerned. The fact that Edmund is, in fact, the spurious (illegitimate) son causes him to become spurious (false) and deceive his father. See that? That's just lovely, if you ask me.
I recommend this PBS performance of King Lear, as the Edmund is a hottie and does this extremely appealing L- and T- thing with his tongue on the word "legitimate" that causes giggles among the middle school girls. Oh, not me. I would never. Not in English class, anyway.
Act I, Scene 2
The Earl of Gloucester's castle
Enter [Edmund, the bastard] alone, with a letter [the one he's going to use to trick his father, Gloucester, into disavowing his good and true son, Edgar]
Edmund (Spurius, the bad-boy hottie I mentioned)
Thou, Nature, art my goddess; to thy law
My services are bound. Wherefore should I 335
Stand in the plague of custom, and permit
The curiosity of nations to deprive me,
For that I am some twelve or fourteen moonshines
Lag of a brother? Why bastard? wherefore base?
When my dimensions are as well compact, 340
My mind as generous, and my shape as true,
As honest madam's issue? Why brand they us
With base? with baseness? bastardy? base, base?
Who, in the lusty stealth of nature, take
More composition and fierce quality 345
Than doth, within a dull, stale, tired bed,
Go to th' creating a whole tribe of fops
Got 'tween asleep and wake? Well then,
Legitimate Edgar, I must have your land.
Our father's love is to the bastard Edmund 350
As to th' legitimate. Fine word- 'legitimate'!
Well, my legitimate, if this letter speed,
And my invention thrive, Edmund the base
Shall top th' legitimate. I grow; I prosper.
Now, gods, stand up for bastards! 355
The girls may adore the hunky, bad-boy Edmund, but despite my dorky enthusiasm for the nickname, they absolutely refuse to call him Spurius. My love for the symmetry of it all was loudly and eagerly trumped by the fact that 'Edmund' sounds a lot like 'Edward,' the vapid vampire guy from Twilight - or, as I like to call it, "That book I won't give you independent reading credit for, so don't even bother to ask me."
Did I mention that my preferred word for the time of day between daylight and nighttime is not, in fact 'twilight,' but gloaming, from the Old English glomung, a derivative of glom, from…aw, crap. Crappity-crap-crap.
From glom, Old English for 'twilight.'
Jessica Potts Lahey is a teacher of English, Latin, and composition at Crossroads Academy, an independent Core Knowledge K-8 school in Lyme, New Hampshire. Jessica's blog on middle school education, Coming of Age in the Middle, can be found at http://jessicalahey.com.


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During the recent Ferron City Council meeting, the livestock show barn was discussed. Heavy snow during the winter months caved in the barn. Councilman Joe Trenery informed the council, the old barn has been cleaned up and hauled off. "We have sorted through and stored all the usable material from the old barn. Royce Stilson and I shot the grade for the new building, and we hope to have the foundation plans soon so construction can begin. The junior livestock show begins July 8 this year, so we need to get moving," said Trenery.
Trenery also noted the sheep barn is in need of several electrical changes, and the pig barn needs some water changes.
Mayor JoAnn Behling informed the council she has signed a change order for the curb, gutter and sidewalk work currently underway. "The construction company had to lower the pipe enough to go into the drain. This change will add approximately $3,000 to the cost of this project.
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Mayor Behling read a letter from the Emery County Recreation District. In the letter, the district explains a project they have undertaken. That project will be to publish an activity guide that will list all the special celebrations and other activities that will take place in Emery County. They are requesting a $100 donation from the city to help with publishing costs of this guide.
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That result would be a sadly predictable victory for the special interests who want to control the lands debate.
The initial idea was touted as a model for public land-use decisions. The Bureau of Land Management would conduct surveys with questions framed, in part, by disparate interest groups-from environmentalists to off-road-vehicle (ORV) groups.
Sample groupings from Utah and at least one other state would be surveyed and any other interested person across the nation could have logged on to the BLM's Web site and participated.
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1 Hugh Douglas Central State (OH) DE
3 Matt O'Dwyer Northwestern G
4 Melvin Hayes Mississippi State T
4 Tyrone Davis Virginia WR
5 Carl Greenwood UCLA DB
6 Eddie Mason North Carolina LB
7 Curtis Ceaser Grambling WR
The Jets continued to be active in the free agent market, signing seven unrestricted free agents: QB Bubby Brister, RB-KR Dexter Carter, S Gary Jones and Todd Scott, DT-DE Erik Howard and Matt Brock and CB Otis Smith
The 1996 New York Jets Draft
1 Johnson, Keyshawn WR USC
2 Van Byke, Alex WR Nevada
3 Mickens, Ray DB Texas A&M
4 Choice to Tampa Bay - -
5 Coleman, Marcus DB Texas Tech
6 Hunter, Hugh DE Hampton
7 Hayes, Chris DB Washington State
in 1996, T David Williams was the first player to sign with the Jets as a FA, leading a long line of players that included T John Elliott, QB's Neil O'Donnell and Frank Reich and WR Jeff Graham. (Feb. 15).
Sadly Steinberg died September 1995 prior to the start of the season and the Jets would go on to finish 3-13 behind Bubby Brister and Boomer Esiason. WR's were Wayne Chrebet and Charles Wilson and Ryan Yarborough.
In 1996 the Jets would have their worst season finishing at 1-15. Neil O'Donnell, Frank Reich and Gelnn Foley shared QB duties. Wayne Chrebet, Jeff Graham and Rookie Keyshawn Johnson were the WR's. QB Neil O'Donnell suffered a shoulder injury in game six vs. Oakland and would miss six games due to the injury. He was scheduled to return to action in game 13 vs. Houston, but suffered a torn calf muscle in pregame warmups, sidelining him for the remainder of the season.
And so it goes Rich Kotite having been proclaimed worst coach in Jets History.
Note: I cannot even remember players that were free agent pickups and drafted and most of the starters. Both drafts were conducted by Rich Haley and were the poorest drafts in recent memory. The Jets has 3 coaches in the last 4 years prior to the 1996 season (Bruce Coslet Pete Carroll and Rich Kotite) and all were below .500.
We can learn that if you do not draft well and have an unstable team roster situation, your teams can suffer. In the end, it cost Kotite his career and reputation. Those 2 years defined him as a head coach. Its a shame that he left quietly and took all the blame. I respect him for not placing blame on Haley's drafts and poor personnel selection. He took it like a man! I sure as hell wouldn't!
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Posted 02 December 2005 - 06:09 PM
Mr. Bizkit 87,
I am glad you finally found the time to stop raping your little sister and were able to respond to me in such a fashion.
Posted 02 December 2005 - 06:26 PM
I am glad you finally found the time to stop raping your little sister and were able to respond to me in such a fashion.
WOW... that was uncalled for dude. Apologize immediately. That was not cool, No class at all.
You make me sick
Posted 02 December 2005 - 06:29 PM
I am glad you finally found the time to stop raping your little sister and were able to respond to me in such a fashion.
OHHH, this explains why your posts alternation from Positive to Negetive
Posted 02 December 2005 - 07:18 PM
You make me sick
Class. When you start a fight be prepared for what comes next! Bizkit had no right hopping into my thread and calling it bullshit. An Insult is an insult. There are no varying degrees. I am assuming you want to be the peacemaker. We'll go make peace elsewhere! Your opinions do not matter to me! This is between he and I shitweed!
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Posted 02 December 2005 - 07:55 PM
Dude, you just do not get it, do you? You said you "found" a "better" jets fan site then this, and yet you still happen to come and post here? WHY? I just really want to know. You know your hated on this site, so why not just leave.
I actually did have a right you insult you, because everyone happens to be insulting you here, if you have not noticed yet.
So dude, just shut up, or get the hell out of here.
Posted 02 December 2005 - 08:28 PM
Posted 02 December 2005 - 08:38 PM
Thank You!
#10 Guest_JCBizkit87_*
Posted 02 December 2005 - 08:46 PM
Why not do us all a favor, and leave this website, it would be for the best for both the site, and yourself.
#11 Guest_Vilma51Coles87_*
Posted 02 December 2005 - 08:54 PM
GO HOME! noone likes you your a discrace to all the Jets fans on this board.
Posted 02 December 2005 - 08:59 PM
Mo...les..ta..tion. Did you read that right?.. and you are finding that humorus?. Your a peice of shit. Your computer is probably filled with child porn to isn't?. O.K I'm out of this conversation becasue i am literally starting to feel ill and your lucky there is an internet becasue if I saw you out at a bar or on the street you would be drinking and eating threw a straw after I knocked your teeth down your throat.
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I also have a fitness expert helping me work out my joints properly. I guess I'm a little older and a little wiser; my ego is not as entrapped into trying to prove myself.
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Rangers Open Homestand With 4-3 Overtime Loss To The Devils
Jim Cerny
A night which started out so well for the Rangers ended in bitter defeat as the Blueshirts let a 2-0 lead slip away in a 4-3 overtime loss to the New Jersey Devils Saturday night at Madison Square Garden. The loss was made even the more bitter by the fact that Chris Kreider had forced overtime by scoring a goal with less than a minute to play in regulation.
New Jersey defenseman Eric Gelinas hammered a slap shot past Henrik Lundqvist 1:15 into overtime with Ryan Callahan in the midst of serving a double minor for high sticking as the Devils beat the Rangers for the third straight time this season. New York, which is now 1-1 in overtime, dropped to 15-14-1 overall on the season, and 5-6-1 on home ice.
Kreider had tied the game at 3-3 with just 21.3 seconds to play, chipping a power play rebound over the outsctretched glove of Martin Brodeur. With Travis Zajac in the penalty box for a delay of game penalty and Lundqvist on the bech for an extra attacker, the Rangers skated on a 6-on-4 advantage, twice missing wide with their shots before Callahan's shot was stopped in front and Kreider batted the puck in for his seventh goal.
After scoring the first two goals of the game, the Rangers still held a 2-1 lead heading into the third period, but that lead vanished at 5:58 when Zajac pulled the Devils even at two apiece. Jaromir Jagr made a power move around the Rangers net and though his wraparound was stopped by Lundqvist, he drew most of the Rangers attention his way. That left Zajac wide open to turn the rebound into his fifth goal of the season.
Then with 4:04 to play in the third period Michael Ryder beat Lundqvist between the pads to give New Jersey its first lead of the night. The goal was Ryder's eighth of the season and marked the second time this season the Devils scored a late third period goal at The Garden to hurt the Blueshirts.
Along with the defeat comes concern for defenseman Marc Staal, who was injured on an unpenalized high hit by New Jersey's Reid Boucher early in the third period. Boucher came up high and appeared to hit Staal in the face by the Rangers blueline sending Staal to the ice immediately. He was attended to by team trainer Jim Ramsay and then went straight to the dressing room. Upon exiting the ice Staal fired his helmet to the ground in anger. Staal did not return and the team did not have an update on his condition.
The Rangers got off to a quick start, scoring just 3:32 into the first period to grab an early 1-0 lead. Brad Richards beat Brodeur off the rush with a snap shot from the left circle for his team-leading ninth goal, scoring on the Blueshirts first shot of the game. The goal extended Richards' point scoring streak to six consecutive games, and was assisted by Zuccarello and Justin Falk---the latter earning his first point as a New York Ranger.
The rest of the first period featured few prime scoring chances for either team, though there was an escalation of physical play as the period wore on. That rugged play from both teams continued on and picked up in the second period. New Jersey's Anton Volchenkov was particularly physical for the visitors while Falk and Taylor Pyatt used their considerable size to gain a physical edge time and again as the game progressed.
In one particular sequence Falk and New Jersey's Patrick Elias engaged in a war in front of Lundqvist's crease. Falk manhandled Elias, incensed after the veteran Devil had knocked the Ranger defenseman's helmet off behind the net. Falk repeatedly punished Elias as the Devils maintained puck posession in the Rangers zone until finally the beating ended when the Blueshirts skated the puck out of their own end.
The Rangers grabbed a 2-0 lead 57 seconds into the middle stanza when Zuccarello scored his sixth goal of the season, and third in as many games. Dan Girardi started the scoring play by pushing a pass up to Callahan in the Rangers end of the ice, and the Blueshirts captain took off on right wing. Callahan crossed into the Devils zone and hammered a shot on net. Brodeur made the save, but left a juicy rebound on left wing which Zuccarello hammered into the open cage.
Seemingly in control against an opponent struggling mightily to score goals, the Rangers gave one back at 6:02 on a very controversial play. Rugged Devils winger Cam Janssen charged Lundqvist's crease after the Rangers goalie had made a save on Tim Sestito's left-wing shot and as Janssen fell to the ice the puck careened off his skate and into the back of the net. The on-ice call was that a goal had been scored, and that was upheld by video review. When Lundqvist saw the replay on The Garden's scoreboard he threw his arms up in the air and screamed at the officials, to no avail.
While the goal itself was debatable, what was not was the excellence of the pass that Brodeur sent from his crease all the way to Sestito at center ice which started the scoring play. Quite deserving, Brodeur earned ther secondary assist on Janssen's goal.
Saturday's contest was the first of a nine-game homestand for the Rangers, who are right back at it Sunday night hosting the visiting Washington Capitals.


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|In response to Re: hot water heater(tankless), water softner
: I had a bad experience with the tankless water heater. When installing the system I was warned to purge the pipes of air pockets, which I did. I'm not connected to any city water supply system, I have a cistern with a whole house filter. My problems came into play when replacing the filter, remembering to turn off the heater at the breaker box then purge the line of any air at the nearest faucet. Or if the cistern is empty the pump runs dry, then (after water delivery) while priming the pump air is introduced into the water lines. The air pockets tend to collect at the heater and burn up the non-replaceable thermal sensor. If there was some way the unit could shut down the heater elements until the unit does not detect any air, the unit would probably work out. But, after one incomplete purging of air the unit burned up. The company that sold me the heater said they would warranty the heater, but it would take 3-4 weeks before a replacement could be sent. I'm content with my big-tanked water heater, for now.
: : what do you think about tankless hot water heaters?
: : i have a new 5,000 sq. foot home, and i travel a lot, and i am single..... what brands are out there?
: : .........
: : also on another note, do they make water softners that you trust, that use either magnets, or electric, to make the water soft, instead of salt or chemicals?
Unfortunately most tankless water heaters do not have protective circuits against what is referred to as dry fire.
This is not intended to be advertising but a sincere desire to assist you with your problem.
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PRICE/KEARNS - Frank Dean Montoya, age 41, passed away July 21, 2002 in Price.
He was born June 20, 1961 in Sunnyside, to Toribio (Toby) and Concha Pacheco Montoya. Married Linda Lee Mitchell March 23, 1994 in Draper.
Member of the Catholic Church. He enjoyed going on family outings, camping and fishing. He liked to play baseball and football.
Survived by wife, Linda Montoya; children, Kristy and Brian Montoya, Kearns; mother, Concha Montoya, Price; brothers and sisters, Theresa (Ernesto) Avila, Wilmington, Calif.; Toby (Janet) Montoya, Paonia, Colo.; David Lee (Bernadette) Montoya, Paonia, Colo.; Stephanie (Humberto) Guerrero, Price; Ronald (Cindy) Montoya, Hotchkiss, Colo.; Cynthia (Richard) Marlowe, Wilmington, Calif.; 11 nephews, eight nieces, and one great nephew. Preceded in death by father, Toby; and brother Michael Montoya.
Funeral Mass Saturday, July 27, 10 a.m., at St. Anthony Catholic Church in Helper. Vigil service Friday evening, 7 p.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's Friday and Saturday one hour prior to services. Committal service, Price City Cemetery.
HELPER/FAYETTE - Leona Veloy Anderson, age 61, passed away July 15, 2002 in Price.
She was born Sept. 27, 1940 in Fayette, to Ernest and Burnice Thygerson Robinson. Married Alton J. Anderson April 23, 1959 in Fayette.
Leona was raised in Fayette, where she graduated from Gunnison Valley High School. She was a former resident of Salt Lake City, Castle Dale and Helper where she enjoyed her many wonderful friends over the years. Leona had a special love for her cats and will be dearly missed by all.
Survived by sister, Ruth (Verl) Keisel, Castle Dale; brothers-in-law, Dwayne Anderson, Ferron Anderson and Mike Anderson; and many loving nieces, nephews and a community of friends. Preceded in death by parents; sister, Emma; brother, Tom; and companion, Rick Smith.
Graveside service was Saturday, July 20, Levan Cemetery under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home in Price.
PRICE - Jose Vivian "Tio" Jacquez, age 80, passed away July 18, 2002 in Price.
He was born Feb. 27, 1922 in Cuba, N.M. to Enriques and Regina Aragon Jacquez. Married Dominica Garduno Feb. 12, 1968 in Montrose, Colo. They later divorced.
Member of the Catholic Church. Vivian was a former employee of Union Carbide in La Sal, and a resident of Price since 1989. Vivian loved ranching and this was his pastime that he truly enjoyed. He was a devoted Jazz fan and will be dearly missed by his family and many dear friends.
Survived by sons, Frank Lujan, Price; Andrew Jacquez, Montrose, Colo.; daughter, Amy Jacquez, Montrose, Colo.; brothers, Isidor (Rose) Jacquez, Price; Albert Jacquez, Price; sister, Apolonia Sandoval, Price; numerous nieces and nephews who stayed by his side diligently prior to his death; and special nephew, Zachary (Americano); nine grandchildren, Ashley, Bradley, Derrick, Savanah, Alisha, Dominica Jordan, Brooke, Trever and Jade. He was preceded in death by parents; and sister, Albertina Sandoval.
The family would like to extend a special thanks to Deloris "Lita" Quintana, for her many acts of kindness and care to "Tio".
Funeral Mass was Monday, July 22, 10 a.m., Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church. Vigil service Sunday evening, Mitchell Funeral Home. Committal service, Cliffview Cemetery, Price.
GREEN RIVER - Arel Max Hunt passed away in his home in Green River surrounded by his loved ones July 21, 2002.
Born Aug. 10, 1922 in Green River to Eva Hortense Johnson and Elias Franklin Hunt. He lived in Green River most of his life. Arel married his sweetheart, LaRue Seely Oct. 29, 1942 in Grand Junction, Colo., later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple.
Arel did many things in his life which consisted of working on the railroad, the highway, in a service station, in the school district as a bus driver, janitor and he served on the school board for years. He also worked in the post office. Most of his life he was a barber and also spent several years as a judge. Member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Arel always said that he held every position in the ward except Bishop and Relief Society President. He also served as Executive Secretary and Stake Clerk. His passion in life was golfing. Arel got the first hole-in-one on the Green River Golf Course, and the only one he ever made, on July 6, 1996. Arel worked at the golf course and he always made sure that all the golfers had cold ice water while playing. When his arm was twisted he would take grandma fishing. He also loved gardening and took great pride in his garden. He sold watermelons and loved visiting with the people. Arel spent his whole life serving his friends, family and neighbors.
Survived by his wife of 59 years, Georgia LaRue Seely Hunt; six children, Max Hunt, Wellington; Owen Hunt, Castle Dale; Russell Hunt, Sunnyside; Fern Garner, Clearfield; Lynn Hunt, Afton, Wyo.; Don Hunt, Clinton; 28 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren; one brother and two sisters.
Funeral services will be Wednesday, July 24, 11 a.m., at the Green River LDS Chapel. A viewing will be held Tuesday, July 23, 6 to 8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary in Price and from 9:30-10:45 a.m., Wednesday at the church. Interment, Elgin Cemetery under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
EAST CARBON/SALT LAKE CITY - Virgil Jesse Matthews, age 92, passed away peacefully July 14, 2002 at the Willowwood Care Center in Salt Lake City.
He was born May 10, 1910 in Wayne City, Ill., to David H. and Mary Etta Anderson Matthews. He married Mary Ellen Beggs Sept. 2, 1939 in Marion, Ill.
They left Illinois in 1943 and made their home in East Carbon.
Virgil served four years in the U.S. Navy as a first class seaman aboard the USS Lexington.
Virgil was a member of Carbon Lodge 16 F&AM, where he was a member of the York Rite, El Kalah Shrine and other Masonic affiliations.
He worked in the coal mines of Illinois and Utah for over 40 years and retired from U.S. Steel Western Division Coal/Horse Canyon mine in 1972.
The Dragerton Community Church baptized him in 1957.
Virgil enjoyed hunting, fishing and gardening. He was a hard working man who enjoyed occasional shots of whiskey and a good cigar.
As grandchildren, we were privileged to have such a devoted grandfather who always had the time and wisdom to teach, guide and encourage us.
He is survived by son, William Matthews; grandson, Virgil A. (Marilyn) Matthews; granddaughter, Diane (Richard) Silva; great-grandson, Justin (Brenda) Matthews; great-granddaughters, Amanda (Matt) Montgomery; ShaNae (Scott) Stevens; and great-great-granddaughter, Leatha Ann Matthews. He was preceded in death by Mary, his wife of 55 years; three sisters, Merle, Dolly and Irene; and daughter-in-law, Barbara Matthews.
Public Masonic service was July 19, 10 a.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Family was at Mitchell's Friday one hour prior to services. Friends are welcome at Mitchell's daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Interment, Price City cemetery.
FERRON- Linda Frances Flint, beloved mother of Linda Allen Mills, passed away peacefully due to kidney failure on July 18, 2002. Born July 9, 1920 in Los Angeles, Calif. to Jesus and Esperanza Chaparro. Married Matthew Hayes and later divorced. Married William P. Flint in Las Vegas, Nev. He died July 3, 1996.
Linda was a loving mother to her two daughters and this love extended to her grandchildren. She enjoyed the outdoors and tending to her rose garden. Linda lived her life to the fullest and enjoyed living in Las Vegas.
Survived by daughter Linda (Mac) Mills, seven grandchildren and nine grandchildren who will miss her dearly. Preceded in death by her husband, daughter, Diane Guidici and three brothers.
Graveside service was held on July 22 at 10 a.m. at the Huntington City Cemetery. A viewing was held on July 21 from 6-7 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary in Castle Dale. In lieu of flowers the family would appreciate donations to the "Enabling Garden" in her memory at the Emery County Care Center, P.O. Box 936, Ferron, UT 84523.
HUNTINGTON- J. LaVerde Cannon Caldwell Rowley passed away suddenly on July 11 in Pagosa Springs, Colo. She was born on Feb. 15, 1934 in St. George to Ambrose and Annie Cannon. She married Pat E. Caldwell. He passed away in 1982. She later married Steven K. Rowley and lived in Huntington until her death.
She is survived by her husband, Steven; son, Curtis (Carla) Caldwell of Ferron; grandchildren; Jessica Caldwell of Ferron, Tiffany (Russell) Bloomer and Willie McCourt all of Fruita, Colo.; four great-grandchildren; sister, Carlotta Haren of Las Vegas, Nev.; mother-in-law, Sharleen Rowley of Huntington; numerous nieces and nephews. She is preceded in death by her parents; husband, Pat; son, Bill; two brothers and one sister.
Burial will be held at Ferron City Cemetery.


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12-21-2012 #81
cfw : rogero 4.30 v2.30
result : not working when i try to sign in i get error ban code
12-21-2012 #82
cfw : rogero 4.30 v2.03
result : not working, error 227
12-21-2012 #83
Me too,
cfw : rogero 4.30
I am still banned and no sign of working!
12-21-2012 #84
its running but still same message ... system\account banned ....
12-21-2012 #85
1. work for sony and form a crew like Sly Cooper
2. Devise a plan to secretly gain access to thier central security unit which contains the bans.
3. Bypass security checkpoints.
4. 'Silence' any obstructions by all means.
5. Have your bently character hack into the main processing unit to find the password.
6. After hacking into the system find a file named 'bandilist' right click and delete.
7. Escape as the alarm is at high alert, there will be a window. Fly out 007 style, you should have your own theme song.
8. Meet up with team via PS3Scene, confirm that all bans have been released.
9. Prepare high five with team.
10. ???
11. Profit, Sony will be shitting themselves in fear. We will then have control over sony.
But seriously, create a new account and a new PS3 profile and delete the banned profile. Then run the program, it should work as this only unbann the PS3 itself, not the account you use for PSN
12-21-2012 #86
works perfect signed in again 3.55 cfw
12-21-2012 #87
it is working guys. only delete all user on ps3 and create new user and create new psn account on pc (not on ps3). install unban and run this app. press square and your ps3 is unban.
i working on rogero 4.30cfw v2.03 and this app perfect working.
sorry my bad english.
12-21-2012 #88
not working for me on 4.21 cfw
12-21-2012 #89
I use same CFW as you but it does not working, is there anything i can try, because i deleted all my account but still no luck!
12-21-2012 #90
is this app change your IDPS? Because when I run the app everything seems fine (program runs, I press square and then it boots back to the xmb), but when I check my IDPS through multiman, its still the same and my system is still banned. I'm on 4.30 rogero v1.4
p.s. Its only a system ban as my account can still sign in from none banned console


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Sherry's LTD has recently opened a floral shop in Castle Dale.
Sherry Campbell was born and raised in Price and has been in the retail business since she was around 15 to 16 years old. Sherry and her husband have lived all over including Washington and Colorado. She said it is great to be home.
Sherry and her husband have lived in Castle Dale the past 10 years. They love the people here and say they have been so friendly and supportive. They have family ties here in Emery County and also in Carbon County.
As a new business she would like to provide the best quality of service to the residents in Emery and Carbon counties.
She enjoys working with flowers and is happy for the opportunity to share it with others.
Sherry's LTD also includes gifts, balloons, specialty cross-stitch ballerinas, porcelain rose night lights, cameo music boxes and much more.
It is located at 85 North 200 West in Castle Dale. Her hours are 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday-Friday and 8 a.m.-noon on Saturdays. You may enter at the carport entrance.


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Through the right-wing din, a compliment for Obama
In President Barack Obama's recent speech he outlined his historic observations, his outlook for the future, and some general comments about America's special place in the world.
What seemed to anger some extreme right-wingers was the objective and intelligent nature of the speech. He did not resort to contrived rhetoric about America's readiness to use its military might to enter quickly into international disputes and developments. His comments and observations were intelligently measured, and rightfully warned about those who want us to use military power ASAP.
While there is legitimate questioning about the U.S. being so hesitant and reluctant to enter into the civil war in Syria, Obama rightfully called attention to a couple of serious mistakes and disasters that were the result of jumping quickly into international conflicts: Vietnam and Iraq. Unlike previous Presidents who blatantly lied to the American people [LBJ and Geo. W. Bush] in order to justify entrance into Vietnam and Iraq, President Obama has been correctly measured and intelligent in dealing with the conflict-promoting extremists in the U.S. There will always be trigger-happy politicians, many who play this role to try and garner the votes from super-patriots. War, invasion, military action are not ALWAYS the answer to solve international problems.
Let us hope that our leader in the White House remains steadfast and measured in making military decisions about international conflicts. Mistakes have been made which are extremely cruel and divisive here, to say nothing of the great cost in American lives and treasure in Vietnam and Iraq.
Yes, mistakes have been made by President Obama, but most criticisms are leveled by people who have miraculous hindsight and love to dwell in the past...to say nothing of their right-wing leanings.


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By GARY ARRINGTONSports Reporter
The Lady Spartans overcame a tremendous free throw difference to win their second region game of the year as they traveled to Mt. Pleasant and defeated the North Sanpete Hawks 63-49. The Spartan record is now 7-6 for the year and 2-1 in region eight play.
While the Spartans were a respectable eight for 14 at the line, North Sanpete went to the line an astonishing 45 times and connected on 25 of those attempts.
The Lady Spartans made 14 more field goals than the Hawks with three of those being three-point shots. The 31-point difference from the field was huge for the Spartans as they witnessed the parade to the free throw line by North Sanpete.
McKell Huntington paced the Spartans with 21 points. Jennifer Nielson added 12 points and Amber Hansen added 11. Natalie Gardner had eight; Misty Nielson and Pitchforth had four each.
The Lady Spartans continue region play this week with games Tuesday at Lehi and Thursday against the Carbon Dinos at home in the Spartan Center at 7 p.m.


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Posted by Jason on February 28, 2011
Do you every wonder what the elite competition barbecue teams are doing to consistently put themselves in the winner's circle? Well, every so often one of these teams will let that secret out to the masses by coming to market with a new and innovative barbecue product. It just so happens that we've got the inside track on the first shipment of a brand new competition marinade and injection that's sure to shake up the circuit this year. Plus it never hurts that it was developed by the team responsible for bringing home the 2010 Jack Daniels Pork Championship, 2009 New York "Empire State" Grand Champion, 2009 5th place KCBS Team of the Year, 2008 American Royal Reserve Grand Champion, and boat load of every other barbecue award you could ever imagine!


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Rock the military trend in this camouflage combat boot from Penny Loves Kenny. The Vicious lace-up flat boot will add a rugged touch your casual attire.
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A Woman's Place
An Exhibit on the History of the Women's Rights Movement
Peter J. Shields Lobby
Spring - Summer 2010
The UC Davis Library invites you to an exhibit in the Shields Library Special Collections display cases held in celebration of the 90th anniversary of women winning the right to vote in America. The exhibit features books, pamphlets, and other documents and ephemera from the Women's History Collection and other research collections held in the Library's Special Collections Department. Items on exhibit include 18th, 19th, and 20th century publications documenting the growth and development of the women's rights movement. The exhibit offers a special tribute to the campaign for women's suffrage and it provides a wide view of the evolution of social and political views of the "place of women" over the last three centuries. There is a special focus on the period between the emergence of a women's movement in the United States 19th century and continuing through the emergence in the 1960s and 1970s of a second wave of the movement in the form of a women's liberation movement.
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Top 10 Cheesecake Recipes
Thick slabs of decadent creaminess, flecked with flavour and packed with mouth-coating richness. The cheesecake has long been an infamous source of dessert indulgence. Some think it "too rich" or "too heavy" but I think it's just right after a … [read more...]
Best Biscotti Recipe Ideas
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Top 10 Layer Cake Recipes
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Rustic pastry parcels oozing with gooey, gorgeous filling! The hand pie is a much-loved update on the humble slice. Take these beauties with you anywhere: to a potluck, to a picnic, even to school for lunch. They pack up nicely and delight all who … [read more...]
Top 10 Pumpkin Dessert Recipes
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