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Financial concerns, school bus concerns and heating issues at the Grade School occupied the Galatia School Board Meeting on Jan. 24.
The delay of funds from Illinois State is being felt by Galatia as well as all the area school districts. The shortfall of state funds was partially offset by the revenue from Saline County, High School Principal John Cummins stated.
Transport concerns centered on soliciting estimates for the replacement of a clutch on Bus No. 3 and discussion of purchase of a new school bus. The bus purchase discussion concerned outright purchase of a new bus or trade-in of an old bus to partially reduce the price of a new bus.
District architect Mike Ewald and heating engineer Pete Wall were present to assist in weighing the pros and cons of two options for replacement of the heating system for the Galatia Grade School. The two choices were to proceed with installation of a conventional boiler type heating system or to install a green technology heat pump system.
In other action the board:
- Approved the purchase of a new computer for the guidance councilor's office.
- Approved iPad training for the High School teaching staff. This training was approved earlier for the Grade School level along with approval of the purchase of iPads for student use.
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befriend wrote:ive heard from people that if you skip dinner enough you get used to it. its done to keep the mind light, think about how you mind is after thanksgiving dinner. hard to meditate.
I am just wondering if anybody on the forum has followed the precepts of not eating after mid-day or avoiding lofty beds (most standard beds are considered "lofty beds") continuously for many years?
TMingyur wrote:I think it is very challenging (if not impossible) to get enough calories to cover basic caloric needs with one meal only. I would suggest to have two meals before mid-day.
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Zom wrote:Also, in the beginning you can practise like that: eat once a day, and then have a tea with cakes or candies or chocolate or cheese in the evening. After some time you will manage to drop cakes & candies ,) Tea is no problem - you can keep it - this is not a food -)
alan wrote:Sleep on a nice bed, and eat regularly. Don't fall into the stupid belief that following outdated rules will make you any more spiritual, or morally superior. Thinking for yourself is a better example of how to follow the path.
alan wrote:Don't fall into the stupid belief...
but it's a great way to observe craving. As I see it, the first five precepts are about morality, the rest are means of frustration so we can see where we're attached and learn to let go. Just my opinion of course.
Or was this precept in response to the prevalence of Guru's lounging on extravagant 'decked out' seats and beds during that period? Or an ascetic practice of taking away extreme comfort?
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Prior to making the booking the photos of the apartment looked great.
Once I had made a booking I could only then see the reviews left by others. These made me concerned as they described the apartment as worn out and in need of new furniture and decoration.
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Very nice house located on entry to the Montafon valley. It is perfectly suited for a group of 8-10 people and equipped with everything you need. If you don't mind using your car to get to the ski lift, the place is highly recommended.
Excellent! The house is stunning and it has a beautiful view. We've been accepted very well and Ms Lener was immediately helpful. We'll surely come back as soon as possible. Super advised!
Everything was as described and as the pictures show. The appartment was in a very good condition and everything was clean. The host was very friendly and welcoming and also gave us some insider tipps where to enter the ski resorts and where good restaurants are available. The Wifi was stable and fast enough (approx. 6-7 MBit/s) The only downside isthat the appartment isn't very soundproof and after 10 p.m. you would need to be very quiet in the appartment but all in all we would come again and recommend this place to friends.
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The Emery County Public Land Management bill is still moving slowly forward. Rep. Rob Bishop has chosen to take a multi-county approach. Other counties which may be included in the legislation include Carbon, Grand, San Juan, Uintah and Wayne. These counties are not as far along in their planning process as Emery County but they are holding public meetings and getting their information ready.
Rep. Bishop would like to have the bill ready to introduce in the fall.
Rep. Bishop and Rep. Jason Chaffetz will visit Emery County on Aug. 8 to talk about the Emery County Public Lands bill.
In a telephone conference with personnel from both representatives and the governors office, they shared information about the direction they see the bill taking.
Fred Ferguson from Rep. Bishop's office and Wade Garrett from Rep. Chaffetz's office are taking the lead in preparing the bill for Congress. Cody Stewart from the governor's office of public lands is also involved.
Ferguson said in February of this year Rep. Bishop reached out to the stakeholders and a full spectrum of groups invested in land management in Utah. Several meetings were held.
Emery, Grand, San Juan and Uintah counties were consulted to see where they are in their land use planning process. Emery County has been through a thorough process with input from grazers, oil and gas and mining interests, water users, motorized recreation groups and conservation groups. A larger bill which includes other counties and Emery County can address issues and direct lands issues for decades to come. A broader lands bill may help to get a bill completed and move the process along. There have been meetings and field trips on the ground to look at the lands included in the Emery County bill. An entire Eastern Utah package which includes wilderness and addresses the SITLA tradeout lands could attract support and offer a certainty and finality to the process for the folks in Eastern Utah indicated Ferguson.
The personnel from the Congressional offices said they are familiar with Emery County's process and their public lands meetings and attempts at legislation to finalize the public lands issues in the county. They believe Emery County is a model for how it should work and will be used as a template in the future for other counties. They hope to move the Emery County bill along intact and they believe including the other counties will help. They think that working together as a team with the counties, the governor's office and Washington representatives will bring the bill to reality and attract the support from motorized recreation interests as well as oil and gas and mining and sportsmen to actually get the bill passed.
Bishop's and Chaffetz' staff said they don't want to set dates on when the bill will be introduced but this summer will be used for work out in the field and for building credibility for the bill.
Stewart said the governor is behind the bill 100 percent and is excited about it.
The process must be kept open and transparent because at the end of the day Congress must vote on the bill and people from outside of Utah must pass off on the bill. A major component of the legislation is the chance for economic development on the SITLA land exchanges. These exchanges can create revenue for the counties. The environmentalists want protection but there still needs to be opportunities for economic development. The bill aims to identify those areas which need protection and those where development, including oil and gas exploration can take place. The governor is very supportive of moving forward with a product everyone can be happy with although realizing that everyone involved will need to make concessions and everyone will give up a little.
Ferguson said in the end it's the counties that will need to live with the final product and it's important to get their input.
Emery County Public Lands Director Ray Petersen said that is a good point because no one is more invested in seeing this bill succeed than the counties involved.
There is strength in a multi-county approach. It brings more resources to the table. This will be an advantage when the bill moves onto Washington.
Some of the counties are a lot farther along in the process than originally thought, with Emery County having the most done. Grand County and San Juan counties have been involved in land planning processes. Wayne County has been engaged from the very beginning. Uintah County is also very interested in potential SITLA land exchanges. At this point the other counties are working to catch up to Emery County.
The Washington personnel expressed their thanks to Ray Petersen for being willing to work with the other counties as they catch up. They expressed thanks for the field trips that have been very helpful in getting them out on the ground to see what Emery County has to offer.
All of the counties involved know there will be some wilderness in the bill. The other counties are busy getting input from the public.
SUWA has been involved somewhat in the process. They receive all of the letters and correspondence as well as information about the meetings. They are very interested in what's going on.
Rep. Bishop has met with Sally Jewell, newly appointed Director of the Dept. of Interior, replacing Ken Salazar and she was enthusiastic in her support for the concept of a grass roots effort by the people of Eastern Utah. She encouraged Rep. Bishop to move forward.
Washington personnel said they are seeing some support for the bill in Washington as they have talked to other Senators and Representatives. They see the need for grass roots public lands management. One Democratic Senator even told them he sees this approach as far superior to the America's Red Rock Wilderness Act. Red Rock is not attracting the support it has seen in the past.
There are areas that deserve protection. The people who live on the lands care the most about the lands and how they are managed. Actual people who live in Utah should have some say in how the lands are managed.
As long as the Antiquities Act is still being used the threat of a monument still exists. One of the concerns for Utahns is if and when decisions are made about public lands in Utah, then Utahns should have some say in the matter. Arbitrarily creating monuments doesn't give a voice to the people who live on the land. If a bill is passed which addresses wilderness, national conservation areas, oil, gas and mining concerns, water, recreation and grazing then the hope is it will take the threat of a monument off the table.
Rep. Bishop's level of seniority and his position in Congress could make a big difference as the multi-county bill moves forward.
Petersen said it is very fortunate timing to have Rep. Bishop in the position he is in at this time. Petersen said the county prepared a report to submit to the Utah Legislature. The county has since withdrawn the report waiting to see where this multi-county bill leads. But, when the time comes for the bill to move forward the bill would still need approval by the state legislature.
The Washington delegation said they are prepared to address the state legislature and meet their requirements.
Washington personnel said, "To push a bill through it will take serious compromise on all sides, it's not easy, it will take hard work. If the counties, state and the environmentalists don't put skin on the table and sacrifice, then it isn't going to happen."
It's also critical the SITLA land exchanges take place. It's important to trade out parcels within wilderness and NCA's. This brings benefits and funding for education and local job creation. The land exchange has broad support and is not difficult to push through indicated the Washington personnel.


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Journey through time to the age of Chivalry and Knighthood. Feast upon a sumptuous banquet and cheer your own knight to victory in the tournament of games.
Located in the heart of the Chicago suburbs, the Schaumburg Boomers are the ideal destination for family-oriented fun. The Boomers are a Minor league baseball team competing in the Independent Frontier League.
We are the premiere gaming facility in the country with over 250 games! We are a test facility for the video game industry. We consistently have games here that no one else in the country has! Two bars and a casual dining area. Great for ages 5 years old and up. Must be 21 or older after 9 pm. Located in the Streets of Woodfield.
A new 11,000 seat arena located in Hoffman Estates featuring world-class entertainment including concerts, family shows, and sporting events. Home of the Chicago Slaughter Indoor Football (IFL) and Chicago KICK Indoor Soccer (MISL).
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Features a distinctive entertainment and dining venue. Celebrate "sophisticated fun" in our warm and inviting 45,000 square-foot indoor/outdoor facility complete with 20 bowling lanes and 10 bocce courts. Exceptional Italian-American bistro with wine cellar, outdoor patio, fireplace, and beautifully appointed event and party rooms that can accommodate groups from 20-600.
The FireZone is the first firehouse adventure providing an imaginatively fun look into the world of firefighting. What better place to go, have fun, and for a couple of hours, become that firefighter!
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27 challenging regulation holes, driving range, two practice greens, full-service pro-shop and elegant clubhouse with an array of amenities.
Chicago Slaughter Indoor Football
The Chicago Slaughter is a member of the Indoor Football League, which has teams in over 25 cities nationwide. Come see an exciting game and cheer on your team! Headed by Coach Steve "Mongo" McMichael and William "The Refrigerator" Perry, former Chicago Bears.
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Championship 9-hole course. Water comes into play on all 9 holes -- a challenge for any golfer. Full-service pro shop. The club house has a beautiful central fireplace and exterior patio.
GameWorks is the perfect place for your next event. You can eat, drink and play all under one roof! GameWorks has an awesome catering menu, private rooms and lounge areas, pool tables and state of the art video games. GameWorks provides options for groups of all sizes from 10 to 1200 guests.
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Highland Woods is located on the highest point in Cook County and is Forest Preserve Golf's northwest suburban championship course. A challenging course, Highland Woods generous fairways are countered by 52 sand traps strategically placed throughout its rolling hills and tree-lined fairways. The course offers three sets of tees with water coming into play on six of the 18 holes. Highland Woods also features a lighted driving range with 48 hitting stalls and an on staff PGA professional.
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I finished my little quilt for the swap. It is 17.5 in square, machine pieced and hand quilted. The first picture shows the colors better than the second. The pattern is a flower basket that I found on Jinny Beyer's website. As I mentioned previously, I have always been a fan of her work.
Here is a close view to show some of the quilting stitches. I hope the recipient likes this quilt as much as I do. I am very pleased with how it turned out.


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By Gene Phelps/NEMS Daily Journal
BELMONT – Katelyn Nunley is living a dream playing basketball for the Belmont Lady Cardinals.
The team's coach, Chris Higginbottom, hopes she never wakes up.
The 5-foot-9 sophomore forward scored 20 points Thursday night to lead the defending Class 3A state champions to a 57-32 victory against Hernando in the Belmont Classic.
"I'm very proud of the way she played tonight," Higginbottom said. "She stepped it up offensively and defensively. This was one of her better games."
Nunley was the team's sixth man as a freshman last season and drew the assignment of guarding Ripley's talented post player Becca Ruckes in the state title game.
"She had to guard Ruckes, and Ruckes had to guard her," Higginbottom said. "She did a good job."
Against Hernando, Nunley scored 12 of her points in the second half, with four coming off backdoor cuts out of a four-corners set.
"It's what we do," she said, then smiled. "We've had a good start to the season. With us being young, we've had to come together and execute."
Belmont (5-2) lost four starters from its gold ball-winning team. Sophomore point guard Elisiah Jones, who scored 12 points against Hernando, is the lone returning starter.
Higginbottom started three sophomores, including Kerisa Thrasher, one freshman, Chloe Watson, and a junior, Natasha Jones, against Hernando. Natasha Jones, who is Elisiah's sister, added 11 points.
The starting lineup against Hernando was Higginbottom's third different one this season.
"When you're inexperienced you get inconsistency," he said. "We've got a lot of girls who haven't played."
"We're working to find our identity. Our goal is to improve each game and each find our role."
The Lady Cardinals have won with stingy defense and high-percentage shooting in the early stages of the season. In the second half against Hernando, all 13 of Belmont's field goal came off layups.
Belmont led 26-21 at halftime, then broke the game open with a defensive-fueled 20-5 third quarter.
"I told them at halftime we needed to tighten up on defense," Higginbottom said. "We did a lot better and we moved ball well in transition."


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Does anyone own any collectable ornaments that have increased in value over the years?
In 1979,a friend gave me the very 1st ornament in the Frosty Friends series by Hallmark. This year is it's 31st year. It probably cost $5.00 at the time. I was looking online a few days ago and came across a site which was selling old ornaments. It's value, in perfect condition (which mine is), is now $495.00!!! Nice return on investment!


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Toronto to host men's World League volleyball matches in May
Canada to face number-one Brazil, Poland and Finland
OTTAWA – Volleyball Canada announced today that Toronto will host the Canadian portion of the men's World League volleyball tournament May 18-20 at the Ricoh Coliseum.
The World League will be part of an important and busy 2012 season for the Canadian squad, ranked 18th in the world, which is also looking to land a spot in the Olympic Games. This is Canada's first appearance in World League play since 2007.
The prestigious tournament, in its 23rd year, is a 16-country intercontinental tournament that takes place every summer, reaching all corners of the planet, offering worldwide TV coverage and the biggest cash prizes in the sport.
In Toronto, Canada will face its pool opponents Brazil, ranked number-one in the world, number-four Poland and number-27 Finland. There will be two matches each of the three days (one in the afternoon and one in the evening) for a total of six matches.
The exact schedule and match times are still to be confirmed and ticket information will be available soon.
The World League event will be part of a massive volleyball celebration that week in Toronto. The Canadian Open will be held from May 17-22 next door to the Ricoh Coliseum at the Direct Energy Centre with more than 10,000 players from 800 teams expected to compete, making it one of the largest amateur sports events in Canadian sports history.
You can follow World League developments at:
Websites: http://www.volleyball.ca/content/world-league-2012-0 and www.fivb.org
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11 Put on the full armor of God, so that you can take your stand against the devil's schemes. 12 For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms. 13 Therefore put on the full armor of God, so that when the day of evil comes, you may be able to stand your ground, and after you have done everything, to stand. 14 Stand firm then, with the belt of truth buckled around your waist, with the breastplate of righteousness in place,
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University Celebrates Mass of the Holy Spirit
The annual event drew hundreds to St. Francis Xavier College Church to ask God's blessings for the new academic year.
Hundreds in the Saint Louis University community came out to St. Francis Xavier College Church on Aug. 29 to celebrate the Mass of the Holy Spirit. The Mass, celebrated each year during the first week of classes, asks for God's blessing on the University's learning, studying and research.
This year's homily was given by Kevin Cullen, S.J., assistant for higher education and province treasurer for the Missouri Province of the Society of Jesus.
"I know that when two or three gather and call upon the Holy Spirit, truly remarkable things happen," said Cullen. "We discover a higher purpose that takes us beyond ourselves to a greater good."
View photos of the Mass above and learn more about the faith tradition at SLU online at the Division of Mission and Ministry website.


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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
The Southeastern Energy Producers Association held their annual banquet and honored men who have made great contributions to the mining industry. Rick Olsen, president, welcomed everyone to the banquet. He said there were some changes in the agenda with Rep. Jim Matheson being unable to attend due to commitments in Washington DC.
Bob Topping representing the Western Energy Training Center was introduced. Olsen said WETC has been such a help for technical training and teaching the youth of our area about jobs in the energy field so they can stay here.
Topping said, "I have met some great people here. We have had 6,000 students from 300 companies in the year I have been here. It feels like home. Our job is to develop workers for industry. I am humbled to understand the sacrifices made by people for energy. WETC is a collaboration with industry. Industry is the driver to attract, develop retain and advance workers.
"In Utah, during the 80s they didn't make enough babies. All of us older folks are now getting ready to retire. We need assistance to attract, develop and retain workers. We need to create strategic alliances. There aren't enough workers to fill the spots. There is a new industry wanting to invest in our area that means 50-70 jobs immediately. We need strong alliances. SEUEPA is an amazing association to accomplish the greater good. This has been an amazing year," said Topping. He said the energy field provides the driving force for this nation.
Rep. Matheson appeared via satellite and addressed the group. He said he is always working on energy issues and values the relationship he has with the group of people in the energy field. He believes this nation needs a balanced common sense energy plan. He was saddened by the loss of nine lives. As the investigations continue they will look at what happened and what needs improvement. He wrote a bill dealing with the gap in ability to locate miners and is initiating research into technology that addresses those needs. The prosperity of our nation depends on affordable energy. Energy use is projected to increase over the years. Reducing access to affordable energy hurts the poor. America has been an innovation leader. Matheson said alternative energy should be developed to supplement coal fired energy.
David Litvin, president of the Utah Mining Association addressed the audience. He worked 23 years at Kennecott, he was with the Department of Energy, EPA, the Defense Department and the navy. He has a juris doctrate of law.
"It is a pleasure to be among friends. This country depends on energy. It impacts everyone when the costs go up. Our ability to compete locally is greatly hampered with rising energy costs. Our country is off kilter, we need to get back on track. We need to stop the anti-development forces that are stopping what we need. Every coal and gas permit is challenged. There is something wrong with this system. We need to get involved to make sure this change takes place. We are the true environmentalists. How many acres of land have environmentalists reclaimed? We protect the environment and I applaud what we do. Don't let people who don't know what we do take credit for that. I just turned 61, people listen to what you have to say. I have 41 years in energy. I am frustrated. Nothing has changed for 25 years. We ought to be getting on with what's important for viability for our kids future. Oil is approaching $100 a barrel and gas $4 a gallon. There is a slow down in manufacturing. The future is bleak for General Motors. There is a mortgage crisis and liquid assets crisis. The construction industry is stymied. Existing home sales are at a record low. The stock market is dropping. all these things are self-imposed. There are wildlife concerns so the BLM says no leasing. There are failed environmental policies. Western lands are not a playground for the east. Tourism just won't cut it," said Litvin.
Litvin told the story of the old miner with his trusty old mule. The mule had been with the miner his whole life. The miner didn't know what to do with the mule. He wasn't needed in the mine anymore. So he decided to bury him in a hole. But he couldn't look as he threw shovelfuls of dirt on the mule. The mule didn't know what was going on so he just tromped down the dirt as the miner threw shovelfuls upon him. When the hole was completely filled in the miner turned around and his trusty mule was right next to him on the surface. He told the mule please forgive me I regret what I've done. The miner wept for joy. "We in energy are that trusty old mule. The United States has depended on us. As we look forward this country needs to look at what we do and what we supply. Coal has been used as a fuel since 1000 BC in China. It's used to smelt copper and to heat homes. Through technology it has changed the way that is done, but it's still the same fuel. Turbines are turned by coal power to produce the electricity that heats home. The steam engine propels ships and that steam was created by coal producing the heat. The oil industry began in 1859. Oil is used in furnaces and for transportation. Oil was further developed; advancements have been made to take lead out of the system. Natural gas came into play. This is a bleak time in the industry. But, we will, through technology, change again. We will be a part of the energy field to keep this country going. We will keep stepping up like that little mule," said Litvin.
Olsen thanked Litvin and said it is people like David that make the energy industry what it is today.
Sam Quigley had the privilege of introducing the Palacios family, recipient of the lifetime achievement in energy award. He said, "They have contributed so much to the industry. It is an honor to talk about the Palacios family. The five Palacios brothers have worked in mines in Utah, Colorado and New Mexico. They have 200 collective years of coal production and if you add their father, it's 225. I will consider it an achievement if I can only achieve 50 percent of what they have done. One Palacios brother said, 'It's a long way up the ladder of success and a short way down.' They have been foremen and supervisors, they worked 135 years combined at Kaiser Steel. They also combined for 12 years in World War II," said Quigley
Joe Palacios was born on March 24, 1922. His family immigrated to the United States when he was a child. He lived in Sego, Utah. He started working in the coal mines at age 19 and married his sweetheart with his first paycheck. He was a mine foreman at Kaiser Steel.
Robert Palacios began his career at the Kaiser Steel operations at Sunnyside number one mine in 1957. He worked at United States smelting, refining and mining in Lark, Utah. He worked in potash mining in New Mexico and eventually settled in Helper where he held many foreman positions and he retired in 1997.
Pete was born April 20, 1927 in Sego, Utah. He took his first job in the coal mine as a boney picker and crusher attendant. He served in the Marines. He began working at the Standardville Coal Company in 1949. He was the maintenance superintendent and worked at Kaiser Steel until his retirement in 1988.
Manual Palacios was born in Sego, Utah on April 19, 1933. He started working in the coal mines in Standard, Utah in 1952 and was soon hired as a shuttle car operator at Kaiser Steel. He was a certified fireboss, foreman and mining supervisor. He worked on the longwall for about 22 years until the mine closed.
John Palacios started his career in 1947 and in 1950 transferred to the Royal Coal Company. In 1952 he began working at Kaiser Steel. He was the longwall manager from 1965 until 1986, finally retiring in 1987 after a heart attack. He became a mine consultant to many local companies. He also served on the mine rescue team at Sunnyside for several years. He worked underground for 39.5 years and truly loved mining.
David Palacios, son of Pete spoke a few words after the miners received their awards. He said it was quite an honor to be Pete's son. "When dad first started in the coal mine it was with a pick and shovel. Progress doesn't come without sacrifice he would always say. I am grateful to be part of a coal mining family," said David. He thanked his mother, Pete's wife of 62 years. "They are an incredible family who have mined thousands of tons of coal," said David.
Sen. Mike Dmitrich was also honored for his role in the energy industry. Sen. Dmitrich was introduced by his cousin Mike Milovich. He said Mike was always an idol of his. Mike has spent 39 years in the state legislature and is well respected and works well with other members in the Senate. He packs some weight at the legislature and represents us well. He has helped bring millions to our area for projects. Mike also has a passion for golf. Mike was introduced along with his wife of 50 years, Bo.
Sen. Dmitrich worked in the mining industry for 18 years. He took a job after an injury ended his football career at the University of Utah. He worked underground at Kaiser Steel in Sunnyside. He handled government relations for the Cyprus-amas Willow Creek mine working above ground. He also worked in banking. In 1968, the 31 year old filed and won a seat in the House of Representatives. In 1992 he moved to the Utah Senate and represents Carbon, Emery, Grand and San Juan counties along with a portion of Utah County. Sen. Dmitrich has long been an advocate for the energy industry. He serves on several committees including: appropriations, natural resource appropriations, executive appropriations, capital facilities and government, operations appropriations, senate transportation and public, utilities and technology and senate review and taxation.
Olsen closed the banquet saying next year's banquet will be held in September and feature more lifetime achievement awards. He encouraged everyone to stay active and involved in the energy industry as it remains a vital part of our economy.


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The internet is changing the face of marketing and Paul Allen was a presenter at the Rural Summit to help business owners and entrepreneurs utilize the internet. Allen is an entrepreneur himself, and a managing partner at Infobase Ventures. Allen explained many free services on the internet to help business owners do the research required to direct customers to their website.
"Businesses can either catch the wave of technology or be pounded by that wave," said Allen. All the new technology is creating a wave of opportunity for those who wish to use the internet as a tool for expanding their business. "Wayne Gretzky said 'I skate to where the puck is going to be, not where the puck has been,' and that is the approach a business owner must take. You need to point your business to where the market is going not where it is," said Allen. "I believe that within a few years all of us will have a high speed internet access wherever we go with whatever device we have."
By 2010, the prediction is that three billion cell phones will be in use. Those phones will provide users with not only personal communication, but movies, internet access, and GPS capabilities, all wireless broadband. The advances occurring in the technological field are revolutionizing the world of commerce. Broadband in cars is also coming quickly.
When a person stops to consider the advances in the technological industry over the past decade alone, it stretches the imagination to think about where it is going. The best guesses are that tomorrow's "wave" will be the high speed mobile devices. Allen stated that high speed, wireless broadband will revolutionize the hand held market.
Allen suggested that entrepreneurs do their research on the internet. Websites and search engines, such as Google and Froogle, can be very helpful tools to identify trends in the buying habits of customers. Also, maps.google.com can be very helpful to locate resorts, hotels, restaurants, and other services while a person is traveling. If your business is one of those services, it could be beneficial to be located on Google. A business owner can upload all his information, whether he is selling a product or a service onto Froogle, which is Google's product search engine. These services are free.
Tivo type technology is also coming to the internet. The impact this could have on commerce is huge. Google can record any television program that uses key words that are typed in and can be accessed at a later date for information. Businesses should have video clips and make sure their company, service or product is mentioned on a TV show. This will allow their name and product or service to be recorded and accessed by interested customers at a later date. Where are the eyeballs and ears of today? That's where your business should be.
"A person needs to stay current with the technology and where it is going. Then ask themselves how can my business catch that wave," said Allen. "Those eyeballs and ears need to see my product or hear about my service."
The new wave of traffic building tactics contains may helpful tools. To direct internet traffic to your website, a web manager should consider using blogging, RSS (real simple syndication) feeds, direct public relations (such as Google news), local searches, and pay per call.
Blogging is very popular. A blog is a personal publishing tool that you can use everyday to comment about what your business is doing and your newest products. RSS feeds allow your blog to get republished by other search engines everyday. Spam is not allowed in blogging due to the fact that most spam emails do not get read.
Another tool is direct public relations. A person can write their own news release and publish it for free on four-five different websites, two of which are prweb.com and press-world.com. If a press release is published on one of those websites, GoogleNews will pick up the information and index it. Anyone searching the web for information about your product will be directed to your information about your company.
GoogleNews indexes items and press releases from 4,500 worldwide news sources and keeps them on file. If a person types in a key word looking for information, GoogleNews will bring up that data. GoogleAlerts is also a free service that a business owner can sign up for that will email them directly if any one of the key words is used. This allows business people to get a handle on where the requests are coming from and what those people are looking for.
Local search engines will also become more popular in the future. These search engines will provide information about local service or product suppliers. Pay per call is another tool that is becoming more popular. This service only bills you for actual calls that you receive for your product.
A popular tactic that is used on websites is the giveaway. The company gives the customer something for free, either for ordering from the site, or referring someone else to the site. This tactic is very effective when used in conjunction with giving the customer something that will allow you to sell your product. For example, if your site sells genealogy information, give the customer free software downloads to enable them to download the information they buy from your site.
There is a valuable website available for entrepreneurs who need funding to begin their project. The website www.fundingutah.com matches people with capital to invest with entrepreneurs who are looking for investors. A person is required to post their idea and implementation plans, and investors can contact those entrepreneurs whose ideas they are interested in.
Use a search engine to spread the word about your company. By using vital keywords when registering with a search engine, your site will be readily accessible to anyone who types in that keyword. Eighty-four percent of internet users use search engines, and very few of those users can tell the difference between a site that is a paid site and a free site. If a site comes up during a search and it offers what they are looking for, they will use it. Also, by using a search engine, results are trackable. A person can access the data that can answer questions as to how many people are visiting your website, how many are purchasing your products, and what that advertisement is costing per buyer.
Finally, provide a space on your site that will allow your customers to give feedback about your product or service. Other customers read these comments before purchasing, and these comments can also be utilized as a means for you to improve your product or service. Allow your customers to talk to each other and post their satisfaction with your product.
Allen summed up his presentation with the guiding principles used in a formula for success. (1) Measure everything. If it is measurable, measure it and track your progress. (2) Read case studies. A person must research everything available that pertains to similar products or services and the strategies that made them successful. (3) Try every marketing tactic. If one tactic does not work for you, try something else. Sooner or later, a successful tactic will be found. (4) Test, test, test. Try many different advertising campaigns and find a successful one. (5) Daily effort. Little things done daily over a long period of time add up to big rewards in the long haul.
In 5-10 years, the world we live in will not be recognizable due to the technological advances, and people will need to catch each wave to be successful.
What company is growing at 102 percent a year? What company is the largest employer in the country of Afghanistan? Utah based company Overstock.com can answer yes, that's us to both of those questions. The chairman of the board and president of Overstock.com, Patrick M. Byrne, was in Price recently to address Sen. Robert Bennett's rural conference.
Byrne began by telling the audience that he was just a farm kid from Vermont. He told how venture capitalists turned him down for capital for his idea for a business. Byrne became what he referred to as a jobber, buying excess merchandise from manufacturers, distributors, importers and catalog companies and reselling everything over the internet via Overstock.com. When many of the dot-com companies collapsed, Byrne came in to clean up the mess and liquidated 18 failed companies which had been funded by the venture capitalists. Byrne said his father told him when he was a kid, "If you're not going to kick a man when he's down, when are you going to kick him?"
Byrne said, "We buy wholesale, and we sell wholesale, but I couldn't sell anyone on this idea." The company began growing, but Byrne was convinced by some that he needed some expert finance people on board, the "Harvard" type. So he bought in, but profits soon declined and Byrne began to think this had been a poor move, so he cut the entire top of his team and when he was done cutting, he was left with everybody from Utah. Students who were graduates of Salt Lake Community College, University of Utah, and Brigham Young University and things started moving back up.
"We hope to do $1 billion worth of business over the internet this year," said Byrne. Byrne said he has a friend who taught him a lot, Warren Buffet. He taught him about customers and returns and transactions. Byrne told about ebay which started out just selling Pez candy dispensers and has grown from there.
Byrne told of their Club O'Gold part of the business where they can sell in lots to small businesses, restaurant suppliers and others. They have added 100 categories to this portion of the business which enables small businesses to buy supplies cheaper. "This virtual buying syndicate is exploding on us," said Byrne.
Byrne told about the long trail from the producer to the consumer and how Overstock is working to eliminate the supply chain. They buy goods from the producer for more and can turn around and sell to the consumer cheaper which eliminates the middleman. In this manner, Overstock has grown to the largest employer in Afghanistan with 1,700 employees. A division of the parent company called Worldstock buys from local producers. Worldstock has grown by $30 million. Byrne said they are also working with the Navajo nation and have 120 craftsmen and women providing authentic native products. The producers can double and triple their incomes marketing this way. Byrne said they are working in developing countries and looking for entrepreneurs. They have 8-30 people working in a valley in Peru making authentic goods. Byrne said they like working directly with the people making the products. They are also working in Cambodia with potters and weavers helping disabled workers to earn top dollar for their goods. Programs are being initiated in Nepal, Ghana, and Lebanon. Byrne said one of their objectives is getting the money into the hands of the women who work for them, because this increases the quality of life for the entire family.
Byrne answered questions from the audience. One man wondered if Overstock plans on going after ebay? Byrne said they have been developing a system this past year and they are now competing against ebay. Ebay has disaffected sellers and ebay has higher fees which has angered some of their users.
"Utah is a fantastic place to do business," said Byrne, "Utah is the most wired state, there is a big difference." He said Utah universities encourage graduates and computer science was stressed in Utah much earlier than other universities across the nation.
Byrne said he runs a very philosophical company which incorporates army rules. Be, know and do. His focus is on the be. The character of a person is important. When he built the company with fancy folks it just wasn't right. "They spun things, lied, but I looked past it, until I realized we were building on quicksand. When I cut 40 percent of the workforce, and scraped up all that was left was a bunch of Utahns," said Byrne.
Byrne said in areas when a Wal-Mart comes in they can buy 10 percent cheaper than wholesale and sell for 10 percent less than retail and it puts small retailers out of business. Byrne said small retailers can buy from Overstock, 30 percent cheaper and keep their prices lower. "It gives small retailers an edge to compete with Wal-Mart," said Byrne.
Byrne said he was glad to hear that Helper was a haven for artists as they are looking for artists all the time. They buy from the artists and if an artist can drop ship himself then they will make more money.
Byrne encouraged anyone wishing to contact him about an idea or with something to sell on Overstock to email him at email@example.com.
Also, artists and those wishing to participate in that aspect to email email@example.com. He said you only need five or more of an item to get started.
A question from the audience about sales tax for internet companies was asked and Byrne said he is against such taxes. Byrne visited with conference goers and Kathleen Truman from Living Utah talked with him about the annual Folk Art Festival held in conjunction with the Emery County Fair and the artisans who display there every year.
The possibilities are endless for the marketing of these local folk art heritage items on the internet.


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Lucas based this mezzotint on the oil sketch, Autumnal sunset c.1812 . Constable decided to include this subject in English Landscape after talking to C.R. Leslie on 14 September 1829. The next day he wrote to Lucas: 'we have agreed on a long landscape (Evening with a flight of rookes), as a companion to the "Spring"' (Beckett IV, p. 322).
Lucas had already begun work on the plate in March 1830 when Constable was anxious to see a first proof of it (Beckett IV, p. 326), but it was not published until July 1832. During the proofing the sky was reworked, a line of low-lying clouds added, a tree on the left and corn stooks and stubble in the foreground field were introduced. The towers of Langham Church and Stoke-by-Nayland Church were also added. On 2 June 1832 Constable wrote to Lucas, criticising his poor transcription of the flight of rooks:
the Evng – is spoiled owing to your having fooled with the Rooks – they were the chief feature – which caused me to adopt the subject – nobody knew what they are – but took them for blemishes on the plate (Beckett IV, p. 376).
Lucas subsequently reworked the image to Constable's satisfaction.
In the list of contents for English Landscape this print was called Sunset. Peasants returning homeward.
Shirley describes six progress proofs (a–e), whereas Harold Wright describes this one as 'h': we are therefore recording it as 'undescribed'.


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Arapahoe County sheriff's deputies have identified a man they believe is tied to the death of an elderly Centennial woman, according to a statement provided by Arapahoe County Sheriff Grayson Robinson.
David Wayne Kuroki, 53, was taken into custody April 2, hours after deputies were called to the 8600 block of Dry Creek Road to conduct a welfare check on an elderly resident of the Saddle Ridge condominium complex.
When they arrived, they found the body of his mother, 81-year-old Mae S. Kuroki.
Information gathered by the sheriff's office was shared with other law enforcement agencies regarding the suspect.
Deputies from the Douglas County Sheriff's Office responded to a call for medical service in the 11000 block of East Lansing Circle, in the Meridian area of Douglas County, advising the Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office they had made contact with the suspect.
Kuroki was then transported to a local hospital for treatment of self-inflicted injuries.
It is not clear whether Kuroki resided with his mother at the time of her death or not.
Arapahoe County Undersheriff David Walcher would not provide further comment on the victim, or on the suspect or the circumstances surrounding the case.
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185 Montague St., Brooklyn, NY 11201
No one at this chipotle knew ANYTHING about gluten free. It was super disappointing.
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Great food and service. Staff changes out gloves and marks the hell out of your container to make sure you know which one's gluten free.
1090 The Arches Circle, Deer Park, NY 11729
Omg!! I was starving and wanted a healthier choice. Wow chipotle is amazing. Celiacs disease, diary allergy and and T1D.. chipotle was great and I didn't get sick!!! Woo hoo!!!
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Standard excellent Chipotle service: clean gloves, line wipe, and reserve lettuce. Love it! (Food is good too)
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I have eaten here at least twice a month for the past year. First of all everything is gluten free except the flour tortillas. As for cross-contamination they change there gloves and always get me fresh lettuce from the bin underneath so it's not contaminated. They are always glad to help keep my meal GF. I've never gotten sick.
as someone with celiac, my only issue is that they warm the flour and corn tortillas on the same machine.
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There are only 2 items here that contain gluten, everything else is gluten free.
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We came in and mentioned a gluten allergy- not only did they change their gloves but changed the utensils for everything I had wanted. Then took out a different cheese and lettuce for my bowl! Have never had any issues! They do an awesome job avoiding cross contamination. They also always mark my bowl- even when we only leave with 2!
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awesome!! Haven't ever gotten sick here!!
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Delicious as always! Everything but the flour tortillas are gluten free.
3726 National Rd. E, Richmond, IN 47374
Mentioned I needed it gluten free and they were so accommodating! Changed their gloves and then asked if my bowl could go on the same tray as my friend's (who had a burrito).
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The staff always washes their hands and changes their gloves when they hear I'm GF. The food is great and almost everything is GF.
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Totally judged and laughed at by a young staff when I asked for the gluten free protocol. I was so embarrassed. Shame on them. I walked out
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I have a severe gluten allergy, but my reaction is not immediate, so unfortunately I won't know about exposure for a few days. Fingers crossed as I have very little confidence after dining here. We were travelling and found this location and went eagerly based on the review. The lack of people in the facility at prime dinner hour perhaps should have been a red flag. The staff were all very young, not very helpful and somewhat lacking in customer service and personality in general. They were OUT of rice and guacamole. Seriously?!?! Mexican restaurant...no rice, no guac. no explanation, no apologies, and no alternatives offered. The chips were terribly stale....all 4 bags. And as any Chipotle frequenter knows, you have to buy chips separately. My steak was poorly cooked as well, but now I'm just being picky. We love Chipotle. We often seek it out when travelling because we know it well and eat there often. If this had been our first experience, we would NEVER have returned for a second.
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Celiac friendly! Just ask for your bowl to be GF. They wash hands, change gloves and one person handles the prep.
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I have Celiac Disease (7 years) and am highly sensitive. I eat here at least once a week. Very knowledgeable and willing to appease. Highly recommend!
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I let them know at the counter and they replaced all their gloves, spoons needed, and even used separate shredded cheese!
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My go to place for a gluten free meal. I frequently go to the Cottle location and order a bowl with chicken/ white rice/peppers, sour cream/corn/ lettuce.
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Never have had a problem. Always good and quick food.
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306 S. 9th Street, Columbia, MO 65201
They took all the precautions to make sure my meal was gluten free: changed gloves, washed hands, changed spoons, and got new tubs of the items they often stick their hand in (cheese and lettuce). I did not get sick.
211 Sutter St, San Francisco, CA 94104
Stick with the crispy tacos and you're fine
4840 Forest Dr., Suite 16, Forest Arres, SC 29206
I'm impressed! They were able to accommodate all of my diet restrictions: gluten free, no refined carbs, and no added sugar. They even went as far as replacing all serving utensils and changed gloves b4 making my food.
5 Bel Air South Parkway, Bel Air, MD 21014
Almost everything is gluten-free and they will change gloves if requested. I've eaten here many times with no issues.
910 E. Coliseum Blvd., Ft. Wayne, IN 46805
Great food and service
1501 3rd Avenue, Seattle, WA 98101
Chipotle can be gluten free if you know how to work the system. here's the trick I use: order online and specify in the instructions that you're allergic to gluten and to have them change their gloves. this will ensure your meal is prepared properly even if there's a long line. then only get meat, rice and beans (I don't get beans because it's cheaper that way). they handle a lot of the veggies with glutened gloves and this way only one person needs to change their gloves because the meat and rice are right next to each other, away from the veggies.
2912 W Loop 289, Lubbock, TX 79407
Staff and management are VERY well educated and aware of cross contamination. They changed gloves and utensils and washed hands and surfaces. I felt very comfortable feeding my celiac daughter here. Most chipotle restaurants and good, this one is exceptional!
15980 S. Harlem Ave., Tinley Park, IL 60477
Food is good. But I ordered online and specified gluten free. They didn't bother to look at the note and the food I got was clearly not gluten free.
211 Forbes Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
I order a burrito bowl with coworkers special instructions they gave me a burrito I had to walk all the way back and never got Refunding .. the food line is such a mess cross contamination is a definite and they constantly run out of main ingredients .. like rice ?! .. if you place on online order here you may end up waiting longer than the people ordering in line and prepare for it to be wrong
11113 San Jose Blvd., Jacksonville, FL 32223
This was a exceptional Chipotle. I mentioned I had a wheat allergy and they without question changed gloves, serving spoons, and even pulled out a separate cheese and lettuce supply. They even took the time to wipe down the counter to prevent any sort of cross contamination! Edit: I came back to lower my review from 5 to 4 stars. Basically, this place is hit or miss with when it comes to allergies. It depends on who is serving you. Some of their staff knows what to do and others do not. Thankfully, no one has complained or looked annoyed when I asked them to change gloves or get the cheese from the second container.
309 N. Westshore Blvd., Tampa, FL 33609
Great on the run fast food that's not fried foods. Taste great pretty much the entire counter is GF other then the wraps. Let the server know and they will change gloves. They also have a card that will tell you what's all gluten free if your unsure.
1528 Georgesville Rd., Columbus, OH 43228
One person will change gloves and make your bowl. Only "glutened" once out of a year of visits.
8154 Montgomery Rd., Madeira, OH 45236
Friendly and careful staff. Willing to take all extra steps to accommodate celiac orders.
2314 S. Shore Center Dr., Alameda, CA 94501
Pretty safe if you tell them about allergy. I go with crispy shells just cause corn is warmed up in same place as flour. chips are safe as well.
3663 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109
I have eaten here twice and not gotten sick (Celiac). Just as safe as every other Chipotle.
4829 N Broadway St, Knoxville, TN 37918
While not having a gluten free menu, they will take the item and modify it for the allergy listed. Very good and polite
7707 W. Ridgewood Dr., Parma, OH 44129
This was first time trying to eat out since diagnosis! When the lead hear me ask if their chips are gf she immediately took off her gloves washed hands and grabbed new ones. She grabbed lettuce out of the fridge since they grab that with their hands and she never made me feel like an inconvenience!
810 W. Grace St., Richmond, VA 23220
Ordered gf corn tortillas & guac, and informed manager I am gluten allergic. She made quite a show of changing her gloves and handed me a paper bag of chips. It was so good I couldn't stand it. THEN I GOT SO SICK -- YES, I was GLUTENED here and will never eat here again.
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What we've learned in two weeks
- Kenbrell Thompkins is a work in progress. The rookie receiver needs time to get on the same page with Tom Brady, who has continued to throw the ball in his direction (17 targets) despite a number of mistakes in the first two games.
- Aaron Dobson, who has played only one game, has the breakaway speed that the Patriots have been seeking since Randy Moss was kicked out of town. But he has the same issues as Thompkins, not consistently on the same page. He needs more time to develop chemistry. And as he admits himself, there are no excuses for his drops.
- While we were concerned over the offensive line and the competition at right guard, the Patriots have picked right back up where they left in 2012 with the same starting quintet. Dan Connolly is back at right guard after fending off Marcus Cannon, who has been substituting in at tackle when the Patriots utilize Nate Solder as a blocking tight end. Which leads to another point ...
- As the team strings along week to week with Rob Gronkowski on the mend, it has managed to skate through the first two weeks of the season with Michael Hoomanawanui at tight end and Solder helping on occasion. Matthew Mulligan has also contributed. But it's clear that the team doesn't favor Hoomanawanui in the primary blocking tight end role when Solder and Cannon are both in the game. Mulligan, for his part, may not be completely up to speed with only a little more than a week on the roster.
- Julian Edelman just may be the team's top receiver in 2013. After two games, he has 20 catches on 27 targets. He was targeted 18 times on Thursday with Danny Amendola out of the mix and nine times in Week 1 alongside Amendola. Surely those targets will drop once both Amendola, reportedly out up to six weeks, and Rob Gronkowski return. But if Edelman can remain healthy, he could find himself shattering his contract incentives, reportedly earning an extra $250,000 if he has 70 or more receptions. He's on pace for 160. Again, small sample size.
- It took all of one week for Danny Amendola to miss some time after aggravating a groin injury. He has now missed 21 of 34 regular season games since 2011 with various injuries. According to a report by NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, he could possibly miss five more games. We had wondered about Amendola's durability. It didn't take long for it to become an issue.
- So far, the Patriots rookies have found their most playing time on special teams. Second-round pick Jamie Collins, taken 91st overall as the Patriots' top draft choice, has played all of three snaps on defense. But he's been a core contributor on special teams, playing all 58 snaps. The team hasn't needed his talents on defense yet, opting for five defensive backs and linebackers Jerod Mayo and Dont'a Hightower in nickel packages. Cornerback Logan Ryan, as the team's fourth cornerback, has found himself out of the loop as well. He's played two snaps on defense, both in Buffalo. But he has played 26 of 58 special teams snaps so far.
- The secondary, in its current form, has proven to be much more competitive than 2012. The Patriots have allowed 170.0 yards passing per game, good for sixth best in the NFL right now. Of course, both games were against rookie quarterbacks. But it's a big jump from the 271 yards per game allowed in 2012 and the 29th league ranking.
- New punter Ryan Allen has done just fine. He had a franchise record-tying performance against the Jets with 11 punts for 514 yards, a 42.5 net average. And his six punts against the Bills for 234 yards, a 36.0 net average, were marred by a 19-yarder he muffed. That's pretty good for 16 punts so far.
Flashback to 2009
The last time Tom Brady finished a game with less than a 50 percent completion rate was Dec. 20, 2009 in Buffalo. Brady was a meager 11 of 23 for 115 yards, a touchdown, and an interception. He completed 47.8 percent of his passes as the Patriots beat the Bills, 17-10
Also that year, Brady went 23 of 47 against the Jets, completing only 48.9 percent of his throws in a 16-9 loss for the Patriots. That was also Week 2 of the season.
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- Edelman was covered by eight different Jets defensive backs on Thursday and caught at least one pass against each of them.
- Brady threw seven deep passes of 20 yards or more Thursday, something we haven't seen in awhile. However, he only completed one of those passes, a 38-yard reception for Thompkins.
- Dobson has a 50 percent drop rate. Again, this is the receiver that had 0 drops in his senior year at Marshall.
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@zuriberry another one for the collection @Edelman11 #Madden25 #BreakoutPOY pic.twitter.com/9PcjM57ZAO— Matt Steller (@MCSteller) September 11, 2013
If you haven't already, check out Matt Steller's (@MCSteller collection of Madden covers. He does a fantastic job. And I would suppose this tweet, sent along just before Thursday's game, can serve as the Patriots' player of the week award. Of course, Edelman finished with 13 receptions for 78 yards.
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Boston.com user "albern" writes on 5 takeaways from the Patriots-Jets game:
"Don't blame Ridley. By the 2nd quarter the NY Jets were already sneaking a safety closer to the line and by the end of the game, they simply stacked the box. Ridley had nowhere to run because the Jets didn't have to double cover anyone in the secondary. When your receivers stink you can do these types of things. When you can threaten the middle of the field or outside the hash marks, then you keep the defense honest. We couldn't do any of the above. Edelman is effective in short yardage and you hope for some YAC with him. The other receivers were so out of sync that you didn't need to do much game planning for them, they pretty much just shot themselves in the foot and did the defense a huge favor. Rex focused on taking away the run because the crappy receiving corp did the job for him. The Jets lost because they have a QB that makes bad decisions when pressed and our D was pretty good last night."It was much easier for the Jets to bottle up the running game (54 yards total) with so many in the box. But there was a much deeper problem for the Patriots in the trenches. As pointed out by Pro Football Focus, the Patriots gained only 10 yards running to the left, generally a strength for the team. And Ryan Wendell and Marcus Cannon, as well as fullback James Develin, graded poorly in run blocking. These guys were losing one on one battles, which is troubling given the passing attack.
What's to come
- On Monday, cornerback Alfonzo Dennard's will have his probation hearing in Nebraska after being cited for driving under the influence.
- Also on Monday, Jerod Mayo will be hosting the fourth annual "Mayo Bowl," a charity event at King's Dedham at the Legacy Place in Dedham. The event will raise money for Boston Medical Center and Pitching in for Kids.
- On Tuesday, Patriots and Revolution players will be building a playground at a community center in Waltham.
- On Sunday Sept. 22, the Patriots host the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Kickoff is at 1 p.m.
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The term "morning sickness" is used to describe nausea and vomiting during pregnancy. Some women also have the symptoms of dizziness and headaches.
More About Morning Sickness
Morning sickness often begins 4 to 6 weeks after conception and may continue until the 4th month of pregnancy. Some women have morning sickness during their entire pregnancy. This happens most often for women who are carrying more than 1 baby.
It is called morning sickness because the symptoms are more likely to occur early in the day, but they can occur at any time. For some women, morning sickness lasts all day.
The exact cause of morning sickness is not known.
- Most experts think changes in the woman's hormone levels during pregnancy cause it.
- Other factors that can make the nausea worse include a pregnant woman's enhanced sense of smell and gastric reflux.
Morning sickness that is not severe does not hurt your baby in any way. In fact:
- It may even be a sign that all is well with you and your baby.
- Morning sickness may be associated with a lower risk of miscarriage.
- Your symptoms probably show that the placenta is making all the right hormones for your growing baby.
When nausea and vomiting are severe, a condition known as hyperemesis gravidarum may be diagnosed.
Eating and Drinking
Changing what you eat may help. Try these tips:
- Eat a lot of protein and carbohydrates. Try peanut butter on apple slices or celery; nuts; cheese and crackers; and low-fat dairy products like milk, cottage cheese, and yogurt.
- Bland foods, such as gelatin, frozen desserts, broth, ginger ale, and saltine crackers, also soothe the stomach.
- Avoid eating foods that are high in fat and salt.
- Try to eat before you get hungry and before nausea occurs.
- Eat a few soda crackers or dry toast when you get up at night to go to the bathroom or before you get out of bed in the morning.
- Avoid large meals. Instead, have a snack as often as every 1 to 2 hours during the day. DO NOT let yourself get too hungry or too full.
- Drink plenty of liquids.
- Try to drink between meals rather than with meals so that your stomach does not get too full.
- Seltzer, ginger ale, or other sparkling waters may help control symptoms.
Foods that contain ginger may also help. Some of these are ginger tea and ginger candy, along with ginger ale. Check to see that they have ginger in them rather than just ginger flavoring.
What Else Can I Try?
Try changing how you take your prenatal vitamins.
- Take them at night, since the iron they contain may irritate your stomach. At night, you might be able to sleep through this. Also take them with a little food, not on an empty stomach.
- You may have to try several different brands of prenatal vitamins before finding one you can tolerate.
- You can also try cutting your prenatal vitamins in half. Take half in the morning and the other half at night.
Some other tips are:
- Keep your morning activities slow and calm.
- Avoid poorly ventilated spaces that trap food odors or other smells.
- DO NOT smoke cigarettes or be in areas where people are smoking.
- Get extra sleep and try to lessen stress as much as possible.
Try acupressure wristbands that apply pressure to specific points on your wrist. Often these are used to ease motion sickness. You can find them at drug stores, health food stores, travel stores, and online.
Try acupuncture. Some acupuncturists are trained to work with pregnant women. Talk to your health care provider beforehand.
Are There Any Drugs To Treat Morning Sickness?
Vitamin B6 (100 mg or less daily) has been shown to ease symptoms of morning sickness. Many health care providers recommend trying it first before trying other medicines.
There are no drugs currently approved by the Food and Drug Administration to treat morning sickness. Your provider may not advise medicines to prevent nausea unless your vomiting is severe and will not stop.
- The drug doxylamine (brand name Unisom) may be taken along with vitamin B6 to treat nausea and vomiting. Ask your provider before taking it.
- In severe cases, you may be admitted to the hospital, where you will receive fluids through an IV (into your vein).
- Your provider might prescribe other medicines if your morning sickness is severe.
Call Your Health Care Provider If
- Your morning sickness does not improve after trying home remedies.
- You are vomiting blood or something that looks like coffee grounds.
- You lose more than 2 pounds (1 kilogram) in a week.
- You have severe vomiting that will not stop. This can cause dehydration (not having enough fluid in your body) and malnutrition (not having enough nutrients in your body).
Hark L, Catalano PM. Nutritional management during pregnancy. In: Gabbe SG, Niebyl JR, Simpson JL, eds. Obstetrics: Normal and Problem Pregnancies. 6th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2012:chap 7.
Matthews A, Dowswell T, Haas DM, Doyle M, O'Mathúna DP. Interventions for nausea and vomiting in early pregnancy. Cochrane Database Syst Rev. 2010;9:CD007575. PMID: 20824863 www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20824863.
Review Date 11/19/2014
Updated by: Cynthia D. White, MD, Fellow American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, Group Health Cooperative, Bellevue, WA. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Isla Ogilvie, PhD, and the A.D.A.M. Editorial team.


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Megabass Vibration-X
Another original 3D design from famed lure specialist, Yuki Ito, the Megabass Vibration-X is built with painstaking Japanese precision and uncompromising innovation. The flat head of the Megabass Vibration-X was designed specifically to displace water, and its hydrodynamic tail to cut through the water disturbance for a stabilizing effect and a tight vibrating wobble. In addition, the Megabass Vibration-X features three separate rattle chambers that create a booming underwater rattling, and alerts bass to its presence. Recognized for its effectiveness, the Megabass Vibration-X produces year-round, in clear or dirty water, and at any retrieve speed. To top off its exacting design the Megabass Vibration-X has been hand painted in myriad of intricate color schemes for a wide range of conditions.
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Comments: I'm not sure if Megabass switched hooks in the past few years before I started using them but every Megabass lure I have bought has either the outbard, owner diiachi hooks and all of them are super sticky sharp so I've never had a problem and the thin shank i prefer since it takes less setting pressure and most bass will just hook themselves. You get what you pay for is a term used many times when people debate Megabass and it holds true in every way. The designs, finishes, hooks, action, acoustics and just pure attractiveness of Megabass are unmatched by anyone and Megabass put it all together to create a line of plugs that every lure maker out there takes notes from and out of the water. if you ever have to call them its nothing like calling your phone company, the guy Josh who you'll get most of the time is friendly, helpful and has all the tools to make things right. Customer service is a lost science that has been replaced by long waits, rude English lessons and frustration, not Megabass. I will always buy these lure just for the edge they give me on the water and the piece of mind I have off knowing I spent my money well.
From: Jeff: Dallas, TX 2/5/15
Comments: i've been a long time megabass ultra vibration (quite possibly the best crankbait imo) user, not sure if i'm feeling the design/look of this one if this is supposed to be their new design version.
From: Haze: CA
Comments: I have fished all sorts of lipless baits. Lucky Crafts, Rapalas, Rattle Traps, etc, etc! There are dozens of them on the market. I love lipless lures and had to give this one a try too. Here is my review: My first impression was, what a nice looking lure. It fished very nicely, good action at low and high speeds...which is what you want. I don't care for the hooks and the reverse barb... but what really got me was the paint chipping off. I fish these baits ticking and bouncing them off rocks, the paint job on these lures is CHEAP! It flakes right off. Probably doesn't matter if you fish them in open water or ripping them through weeds... but when you pay 22.00$ for a lure it would be nice if the paint lasted a little longer. Overall, it is a nice lure, but I don't think it is worth 22.00$ I am not cheap by any means... don't mind paying big bucks for high quality products... but for 22$ you can get a few lures (Spro Aruku shad) that are just as good.
Comments: This lure is awesome. The colors are sweet! the hooks are super sharp and when I received these the hooks actually broke through the plastic; they are thinner than normal and have a little bit of flex but I never straighten a hook on a crank before so no problem for me. If you love lipless cranks this is a must have.
From: Ryan: NE
Comments: Cheap baits for cheap people, expensive baits for rich people. If you have time to complain about the price, you should go get a job and make extra money to buy MegaBass. You can still catch fish with $1 lure selling at MalMart, you know. MegaBAss is a killer brand!
From: Jade: SoCal
Comments: Small price to pay for perfection.
From: John: MI
Comments: Is anyone tired of people telling you that the baits you fish anit no good and over priced? Yes the hooks are so so and they do have a price on them but they do work for me . I wish the best of luck to you and your Excaliber that you fish , but have you fish any Megabass , I have a open mind when I fish maybe it could help yall to .
From: Phillip: TX
Comments: This lure catches fisherman not fish. What can this lure do differently than an excalibur, red eye shad, tremor etc. I am sure that there is a frequency underwater with the right rattles and chamber combination that makes the fish go crazy; but isn't there also a note that makes everyone go number 2 in there pants...I am pretty sure pooping your pants is still pooping your pants in my book. Don't buy into the marketing scam and encourage outrageous price increases. Sure the paint jobs are amazing, I am sure that in about 15 feet of water or low light conditions those colors look pretty amazing to a bass whose eyes are as highly developed as a humans to perceive color right (sarcastic voice)? I agree with will, the hooks suck and the lure doesn't even have oval split rings, I thought this lure was "superbly engineered"??
From: John: CA
Comments: Nope, just you dude! Sorry
From: Ace: CA
Comments: Is anyone tired of megabass on other rediculously over priced japanese lure brands yet? The hooks that come on them are crap and you can do all the same things with an excaliber or other quality brands. Especially in the case of a lipless crankbait, they all nearly have the same action I mean come on.
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