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McAndrews comes from Madrona Venture Group, Microsoft and a digital marketing giant.
Pandora Media named advertising executive and venture capitalist Brian McAndrews as its CEO Wednesday to help the Internet radio company build its online ad business.
McAndrews comes from venture capital firm Madrona Venture Group, Microsoft and digital marketing giant aQuantive. He succeeds Joe Kennedy as CEO, president and chairman effective immediately, Pandora said.
Pandora shares jumped $1.20, 6.5%, to $21.38 in after-hours trading on Wednesday, following the news. During the trading session, the shares rose $1.03, 5.1%, to end at $21.38 -- an all-time closing high the Internet radio company. Pandora's shares are up 104.1% the past year vs. a gain of 17.2% for the benchmark Standard & Poor's 500 index.
Pandora is a pioneer in the business of streaming of music over the Internet, but the field has been getting crowded in recent years. Apple recently launched a competing service and European start-up Spotify has gained a lot of followers and may be doing an IPO next year.
Kennedy resigned from Pandora in March after a decade leading the company and the board has been looking for a replacement since.
McAndrews brings a lot of ad industry experience to Pandora, something Wall Street likes. In 1999, he took over a small Seattle digital ad agency called Avenue A, and built it into aQuantive, the fastest-growing digital marketing company at the time. Microsoft bought the business for $6 billion in 2007.
He ran Microsoft's advertiser & publisher solutions group until 2009, when he joined Madrona as an investing partner to focus on early-stage technology companies.
"No one better understands the intersection of technology and advertising, which he clearly demonstrated during aQuantive's meteoric rise," said Tim Westergren, Pandora's founder and chief strategy officer.
Still, Microsoft's aQuantive purchase ended badly. Last year, the software giant wrote down almost all of the price it paid for the business.


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Chapter 2
Hannah sings praises to the Lord—Samuel ministers before the Lord—Eli blesses Elkanah and Hannah, and they have sons and daughters—The sons of Eli reject the Lord and live in wickedness—The Lord rejects the house of Eli.
1 And Hannah
2 There is
3 Talk no more so exceeding proudly; let not arrogancy come out of your mouth: for the Lord is a God of
4 The bows of the mighty men are broken, and they that stumbled are girded with strength.
5 They that were full have hired out themselves for bread; and they that were hungry ceased: so that the
6 The Lord killeth, and maketh alive: he
7 The Lord
8 He
9 He will keep the feet of his saints, and the wicked shall be
10 The adversaries of the Lord shall be broken to pieces; out of heaven shall he thunder upon them: the Lord shall
11 And Elkanah went to Ramah to his house.
12 ¶Now the
13 And the priests' custom with the people was, that, when any man offered sacrifice, the priest's servant came, while the flesh was
14 And he struck it into the pan, or kettle, or caldron, or pot; all that the fleshhook brought up the priest
15 Also before they burnt the fat, the priest's servant came, and said to the man that sacrificed, Give flesh to roast for the priest; for he will not have
16 And if any man said unto him, Let them not fail to burn the fat
17 Wherefore the sin of the young men was very great before the Lord: for men
18 ¶But Samuel ministered before the Lord, being a child, girded with a linen
19 Moreover his
20 ¶And Eli
21 And the Lord
22 ¶Now Eli was very old, and heard all that his sons did unto all Israel; and how they lay with the women that assembled at the door of the tabernacle of the congregation.
23 And he said unto them, Why do ye such things? for I hear of your evil dealings by all this people.
24 Nay, my sons; for it is no good report that I hear: ye make the Lord's people to
25 If one man sin against another, the judge shall
26 And the child Samuel
27 ¶And there came a man of God unto Eli, and said unto him, Thus saith the Lord, Did I plainly appear unto the house of thy father, when they were in Egypt in Pharaoh's house?
28 And did I
29 Wherefore
30 Wherefore the Lord God of Israel saith, I said indeed that thy house, and the
31 Behold, the
32 And thou shalt see an enemy in my habitation, in all the wealth which God shall give Israel: and there shall not be an old man in thine house for ever.
33 And the man of thine, whom I shall not cut off from mine altar, shall be to consume thine eyes, and to grieve thine heart: and all the increase of thine house shall die in the flower of their age.
34 And this shall be a sign unto thee, that shall come upon thy two sons, on Hophni and Phinehas; in one day they shall
35 And I will
36 And it shall come to pass, that every one that is left in thine house shall come and crouch to him for a piece of silver and a morsel of bread, and shall say, Put me, I pray thee, into one of the priests' offices, that I may eat a piece of bread.


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The voters have spoken: Harrisburg school district will not be issuing $29 million in bonds for the building of a new school.
The referendum failed with 1,075 voting yes and 1,239 voting no in the unofficial count Tuesday night. The vote will be made official 4 p.m. April 23.
Superintendent Dennis Smith had said in the past he anticipated if the referendum failed the district would be immediately required to spend millions in repairs to the current school.
The issue has been an emotional one for both sides of the issue with many submitting letters to the editor of the newspaper in support and several opposed.
The Daily Register Facebook site came alive with comments shortly after posting the result on the site with 39 comments in about two hours. Those comments reflecting the passionate feelings pro and con.
"It's an absolute shame. That school is falling down around our kids. But hey I guess those memories for the (ones) who have already went through the school is more (important) than the safety of our kids now," Jennifer Ratley posted.
Student Lindsey Murray posted, "I see it and go to it everyday. I walk to class and there are trash cans and buckets in the hallways from leaks. You walk to the bathroom to change for athletics and you touch the wall and pieces of it crumble off. The library is disgusting. Windows have to be held up by books. Desks are broken. Pipes labeled with asbestos have "junk" falling off the into the floor. This isn't even half of it. Not all of these are rumors. It truly is pretty bad. I'm all for keeping the old. I personally love my school, but there is just too much that is needed to be fixed."
Opposed to building a new school, Elizabeth Cook posted, "I did my part and voted NO. There was far too much corruption involved in the Jr High build and now we have that big empty eyesore of a building. It wouldn't cost HALF as much to fix HHS as a totally new building will and throwing away the history of the building rather than repairing it would be a total shame. We shouldn't be teaching our children to throw things away because they were neglected — we should be teaching them to take care of things rather than just replace them."
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Why Clarke MacArthur shouldn't have played his last game as a Leaf
Cam Charron
May 17 2013 11:58AM
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Clarke MacArthur was picked up for a song late in the 2010 free agency period. There was nothing terribly wrong with MacArthur. He scored 16 goals in a season split between the Atlanta Thrashers and Buffalo Sabres the year before, but apparently, the Thrashers' acquisition of Andrew Ladd that summer made MacArthur an expendable piece.
Ladd has since become the captain of the franchise after the move to Winnipeg, while the team walked away from MacArthur's $2.4-million arbitration award, one they didn't really fight. Reading up on it now, it sounds like the Thrashers terribly mis-managed MacArthur, seeing the 16-goal scorer as a third liner who didn't fit into their system.
The Leafs, who had the cap room, spent the aforementioned song on MacArthur, which ended up being $440K less than the qualifying offer MacArthur rejected. The Leafs re-upped him for two seasons two summers ago, a more appropriate $3.25-million, and he scored 20 goals in 2012 and a pro-rated 16 in 2013.
He's up for free agency again, but there is very little buzz.
How come there is very little buzz surrounding MacArthur's free agency? Yesterday I noted that no reporter asked Maple Leafs general manager Dave Nonis a single question about MacArthur. It was all Tyler Bozak this, James Reimer that, as if there remains any questions about Bozak's or Reimer's value.
But MacArthur is different. MacArthur played on the MGK line that had a pile of success in two seasons, with Mikhail Grabovski and Nik Kulemin. They were split this season, with MacArthur being used as little more than a fill-in when he had to. He replaced Joffrey Lupul on the Leafs' first line when Lupul broke his forearm. He played alongside Nazem Kadri on the Leafs' third line. He was reunited—briefly—with MGK in the first half of the season.
In the playoffs, MacArthur was a healthy scratch in Game 2 and Game 3, only to come back in Game 4 and score a monumental tying goal, followed up with the winner in Game 5. Despite looking like a top six forward, he didn't get a lot of ice-time, playing just 8:50 and 7:13 in those two games before seeing regular shifts in the sixth and seventh games of the series, somewhat reunited with MGK, somewhat shutting down the dangerous Krejci-Lucic-Horton line the Bruins offered up.
Here is how forwards do, Corsi-wise, with MacArthur on the ice and without them. I've boiled it down to a graph. You can see that MGK is a very proficient line. Grabovski and MacArthur were 55.2% together, which is very, very good. Anything over 50 is good, anything over 53 is great, and once you're in the 55% range, you're looking at some very good puck-possession. Five of those seven forwards are better off with MacArthur on the ice as opposed to without:
Exceptions are just Nazem Kadri and Tyler Bozak. These players have all gone 150 minutes with MacArthur and the trend appears to be "yes, MacArthur does things that helps tilt the shot the needle in the Leafs' way". MacArthur isn't unbelievably skilled, but he's very aggressive, very tough and very versatile. He sacrifices his body to make the play, uses his size and speed to create turnovers in all three zones and is the ultimate blue-collar hockey player.
He is the type of guy Toronto should love. I won't tell you how your emotions should work, but MacArthur, thanks to his work ethic and success in face of not being the most skilled player on the ice strikes me as being an eminently likeable player.
Compare his Corsi On to Corsi Off: that's the rate of shot attempts "for" the Maple Leafs subtracted by shot attempts "against", expressed as a rate over 60 minutes. The blue is MacArthur, the red is the rest of the team:
It seems to me that the Leafs ran into some problems when Randy Carlyle separated MGK. Despite the usage of that line, the Leafs got some great goaltending and a career season from Kessel and Kadri to bring them into the playoffs despite not having a lot of production from their depth players. MGK in its first year was not only controlling the puck, but scoring a tonne of goals and were called "the best second line in hockey" by people other than me or other number crunchers. People were taking note. Then it stopped this season on a dime for no apparent reason.
If the Leafs let MacArthur walk, it will be a huge mistake, just as it was when the Thrashers let him go. Maybe they think that the addition of the versatile James van Riemsdyk makes MacArthur redundant, but it can never be a redundancy to have lots of very good hockey players on your hockey team.
Playoffs - MacA - 5 GP - 60 minutes played - 2 goals, 1 primary assist. Bozak - 5 gp - 107 minutes played - 1 goal, 1 secondary assist...
What about using goals and primary assists to compare players?
May 20 2013, 11:20PM
Mac is one of my favourite players but I don't see it happening. I honestly doubt he would want to come back after the way he was utilized this season.
Playoffs - MacA - 5 GP - 60 minutes played - 2 goals, 1 primary assist. Bozak - 5 gp - 107 minutes played - 1 goal, 1 secondary assist...
Why are you people constantly comparing a LW's to a Centers. I like Mac I would love to seem him return the fact he should get his 4-5mil this season is irrelevant the Leafs wont pay him that no more then they will pay Bozak. Compare MacA to JVR and Lupul they all share same position are you gonna keep MacA over Lupul or JVR or pay 4-5mil to a 3rd liner behind them 2.


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Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick has not said directly what he will do with the state's 34-billion-dollar budget. He has to act by Friday on the spending plan. Appearing on W-G-B-H radio in Boston Thursday, Patrick said a separate-but-related 500-million-dollar transportation tax bill remains a key sticking point.
"The biggest problem with the budget is that it depends on revenues that are authorized, not in the budget, but in the transportation bill, and the transportation bill I don't like yet. There's a lot to like about that too, but it's portrayed as an 800-million-dollar bill when it's not, and that's a problem."
Funding for the transportation bill relies – in part – on restoring tolls to the far western portion of the Massachusetts Turnpike. However, tolls on much of the roadway are scheduled to be eliminated in 2017. Patrick returned the bill to the legislature with an amendment that would raise gas taxes if the tolls are phased out. Legislative leaders say they don't support the governor's changes. The House and Senate are not expected to act on the amendment until next week.


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What about Antoinette?
Domestic violence awareness month in October
On April 8, 2006, the body of Antoinette Corum was found in a motor home in the Horse Canyon area of Emery County. Her life ended after a series of events involving domestic violence. She had been strangled by her partner of many years who had previously served prison time in Nevada for the same type of incident against her. As he went through the system, articles were written about him and it left some on the Emery County Domestic Violence Coalition asking, "What about Antoinette?"
Antoinette was part of a large close-knit family. Her sister, Marshell, has been the contact person between them and the coalition. The defendant appeared for pronouncement of judgment in this case on June 21. Marshell addressed the court at that time for their family. This is what she said on the record:
I write this on behalf of our family which is spread across the country, and myself of course, here also with my son. We came from Tennessee. My sister, Antoinette Corum, Toni, was born July 15, 1946. She was the oldest of four children by Elsworth Sr. and Marietta Corum. My parents waited nine years for their eldest child, Toni, because our father was serving our country during WWII, and because our parents wanted the best for their children. Toni was their pride and joy. A child prodigy on the piano, she could play the piano by the time she was four years old. She excelled in school and never quit at anything she started. When we came along she paved the way for us as children to make it in this world, along with our parents. My sister was always there for me.
We have another sister, Tracy, who was born with cerebral palsy. She was the only one who initially found out that our sister was murdered. She was devastated. You have to understand that we had just lost our beloved mother, Marietta Corum, approximately a month and a half prior to this hideous crime. Our mother was 85 years old and our world. The only blessing we had was that our mother never knew her first-born had been killed so viciously-this would have killed her. We come from a large family and when I had to call the same people who I had spoken to just a month and a half prior about our mother, it was the hardest thing I have ever had to do. Our cousins, aunts and uncles, friends are all doing a double-grieving at this time at our loss. Mom's loss was hard. She had lived a long life, but my sister's is another story she's only 59 years old. She was supposed to grow old with us. We were supposed to share responsibility and love and care for our baby sister, Tracy. We were supposed to see our children and grand children grow and mature into responsible loving adults, and spend our golden years together, as we had in our youth. All this was taken away in an insane irresponsible way by a creature who strangled the life out of my sister. I say creature not man because a man would have protected his woman, not killed her. I personally cry every time I think of what happened to my sister. I still can't believe it. I'll never be able to talk and laugh and confide in her again. The murderer's family can still speak to him. I can't speak to my sister.
My family and myself want Toni's murderer to receive the maximum sentence possible without parole. He cannot bring my sister back and he should pay for what he has done not just to Toni but to her family. When he murdered her he murdered a part of each of us. There is a hole in our hearts and we can't start to repair until we know justice is being done. This person should never have the opportunity to hurt another person or their family and I hope you take that into consideration," said Marshell.
Judge George M. Harmond Jr., did take that into consideration. He told the defendant that there is no offense more serious than a murder. He stated concern about the involvement of alcohol in the offense and that after serving time in prison for a similar domestic violence charge, the defendant had an opportunity to change his actions and he chose not to take it. Judge Harmond then sentenced the defendant one to 15 years in the Utah State Prison for second-degree felony manslaughter; and for purchase, transfer, possession or use of a firearm by restricted person and abuse or desecration of a human body, both third-degree felonies, up to five year sentences. The Board of Pardons will determine how much time he will actually spend in prison.
In conversations after sentencing, Marshell elaborated about Toni and her family. Toni was a gifted musician. She excelled in classical, jazz and contemporary music. She taught musicians like Jimmy McGriff how to read music. She was smart. She graduated magna cum laude from Essex County College with an associate's degree, then her bachelor's degree in music from Upsala College. She had her teaching degree and substituted at high school and taught adults after that. Toni was fluent in Spanish, Latin and Italian. She married after college, had one daughter (a very private girl) and later divorced. Her daughter has her masters in business administration and language and teaches Spanish to immigrants. Many of their family members are very educated.
When she was first out of high school, Toni worked for Merv Griffin as a personal assistant in New York City. She helped out with her family when their father died. He had been a master chef on cruise ships and merchant marines and the head chef at Seaton-Hall for 20 years. When a food company took over he went back to sea. When young, Toni and her brother (now a retired detective and Port Authority officer) helped out selling peanuts and Cracker Jacks at ball games. She taught computer programming for a company when they first started using computers in the 1970s. She was a performer and music was her love. She sang and played keyboard on cruise ships in Alaska and worked for Bell Telephone. She ended up performing in Las Vegas and that's where she met the man who would later take her life. They had dated three or four years before he went to prison for strangling her. Marshell went out there, packed her bags and took Toni home. She doesn't understand where her head was. Toni took great care of the place for a couple of years then left without letting them know. She had said she loved him-regardless of his mean streak Marshell would have done everything she could to stop Toni from going back to him. Now she will never have a chance to know if she could have changed her mind.
Three years ago Marshell, Tracy and their mother were in a bad accident with a drunk driver who had been angry and used drinking as an excuse for everything. Because of that, she was angry that the defendant used as an excuse, his and Toni's shared alcohol problem. According to Marshell, Toni was a beautiful woman with a drinking problem which probably had to do with the entertainment business, late hours, working in clubs, free drinks, good times, hotels and being on the road a lot. That is not the greatest environment. Everything takes a toll. "Alcohol did not kill my sister-he killed my sister." She went on to say that people need to be responsible for drinking and driving or murdering people. Marshell trusted him when he told her on the phone that he loved and would take care of her sister and there was nothing in the world he wouldn't do for her. "He took her away from my family-it hurts a lot...she was not perfect. At the same time she didn't deserve for this to happen to her. How could you do that and feel that life leave?" He also uses being a veteran as an excuse. She doesn't buy that either. Offering advice to others who may have a loved one involved in a violent relationship, Marshell said to reach out as much as you can-see the downfalls. You can't make someone do something they don't want to do. Toni didn't protect herself from his "mean streak." Maybe she thought she could.
Marshell didn't have the opportunity to tell the defendant's brothers that she respects and thanks them for being men and doing the right thing by letting the authorities know what had been done. That took a lot to do. She doesn't blame them or hold them accountable for what he did. She also mentioned that she felt they were well treated by the Emery County Sheriff's Office and the County Attorney's Office. The prosecuting attorney and detective were very understanding.
The Emery County Domestic Violence Coalition would like to encourage families experiencing any violence- emotional, verbal or physical -to acknowledge problems and reach out for help. Don't ignore problems-do something about them. Remember that any abuse of a family member is always wrong and never acceptable. Check your libraries for books or other resources on how to change behaviors that contribute to conflict Take a parenting class through Four Corners. Call Kathy Anderson at 381-4743 for information on other resources.


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Ruth McConkie Nelson died March 11, 2005, in Ferron, of causes incident to age. She was born Nov. 26, 1919 in Moab, the fourth of six children to William Russell McConkie and Nora Johnson McConkie.
Ruth was raised in Moab where she graduated from Grand County High School and later from Brigham Young University. As a long-time educator, she taught home economics, physical education, English and special education. She taught in LeVan, Utah, at Central High School in Castle Dale, at South Emery Junior High and Ferron Elementary in Ferron. Even near her death she remembered the names of all her former students.
Ruth married James Rulon Nelson on May 23, 1945 in the Salt Lake Temple. She was an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints where she served in many different callings. She loved music and sang in the ward choir for many years. She had a great sense of humor and infectious laugh. As an avid reader, she loved books of all kinds but especially literature, and history of all kinds. To her many grandchildren and great-grandchildren she was lovingly known as "Ice Cream Grandma."
She is survived by her sister Norma (Jon) Kerby, Poway, Calif.; daughter-in-law Barbara H. Nelson, Salt Lake City; children Monte (Jan) Nelson, West Valley; Sylvia (Gerald) Haycock, Sandy; Beth (Leon) Bogedahl, Torrey; James R. (Lynda) Nelson, Ferron; Anne (Michael) Thompson, Richland, Wash.; Mark (Ruth) Nelson, Ferron; and Keith (Amy) Nelson, Castle Dale. She was preceded in death by her husband J. Rulon Nelson, sons Conrad Rulon Nelson and Clyde McConkie Nelson, her parents, and siblings: Wayne McConkie, Faun Tanner, Lois Parrish, and infant brother Clyde McConkie.
Funeral services will be held Sat. March 19 at 11 a.m. in the Millsite Ward, 35 West 200 North in Ferron.
Viewing will be held from 7-9 p.m. Fri. March 18, 2005 at the Fausett Mortuary, 710 North Center, Castle Dale, and one hour prior to services at the chapel in Ferron.
Dec. 31, 2004-March 12, 2005
HELPER-Our precious little redheaded "Buggie," son, brother, was called home to be with his angel on March 12, 2005. He was born on Dec. 31, 2004 in Price to Mike Davis and Sara Powell. Although his time on Earth was brief, he will forever be with us. Our precious baby was blessed on Feb. 6, 2005 in the LDS Church.
Our handsome baby is survived by his parents, Mike Davis and Sara Powell; big brother MaCade Davis, Helper; grandparents, Todd and Karen Davis, Carbonville; Kenneth and Joyce Powell, Price; great-grandparents Jack Birch, Price; Nana Beth Davis, Price; Richard and Arline Powell, Wellington; and Alberta Christensen, Wellington. Also survived by many loving aunts and uncles and his special cousins Todd, Taycie, Shontae, and Skyler, who will love him always and forever.
Preceded in death by grandparents LaPreal Birch, Bruce Davis, Neva Davis, James and Wilba Fowlas, and Grant Christensen. Also preceded in death by cousins, aunts, uncles and his special Uncle Nicholas Kosmo Gallegos.
There was a viewing Mon. March 14, 2005 from 6-8 p.m. at Mitchell's Funeral Home. The funeral services will be Tues. March 15, 2005 at 1 p.m. with a viewing one hour prior. Interment Cliffview Cemetery following the services.
CASTLE DALE-Dan Lee Huntsman, 64, passed away March 11, 2005 in Orem. He was born Oct. 7, 1940 in Castle Dale, to Leland J. and Ruth A. Huntsman. He was the oldest of five children.
Dan grew up in Castle Dale and graduated from South Emery High. He married his childhood sweetheart, Karen Kofford on June 27, 1958. Solemnized in the Salt Lake Temple, June 21, 1964.
He worked for Monroe Calculator Inc. for 16 years. Then worked for Savage Brothers Industries for 29 years. He was president of the Cedar City Jaycees. He served in the LDS church as a secretary in the Elders Quorum and as Stake Clerk in Castle Dale for 9 years.
He loved his family, 4-wheeling, camping, computers, Christmas lights in Salt Lake, family reunions, and swinging on the porch. He had a great appreciation and love for the outdoors.
Dan leaves behind his wife of 47 years Karen; mother, Ruth; children: Clyde (Kimberly Jo), Laren (Lanell), all of Castle Dale; Kimberly (Doug) Snow, Providence; Darrell (Lisa), Mason, Ohio; 14 grandchildren, and nieces, nephews. Also survived by brothers and sisters, Ramona Kaehl, Ronald, Irene Fossat and Calvin. Preceded in death by his father Leland.
Services were held Mon. March 14, at 11 a.m. at the Castle Dale LDS Stake Center where a viewing was held prior. Burial in the Castle Dale Cemetery under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
Mr. Norman O. Johnson, Jr., age 77, of Castle Dale died Feb. 26, 2005, at Utah Valley Medical Center from complications of heart disease.
Norm was born on Dec. 11, 1927 in Long Beach, Calif., to the late Norman and Genevieve Johnson.
After high school, Norm joined the United States Army, serving as a personnel technician, while continuing his education in engineering and mathematics. His career spanned many decades as a draftsman until his retirement to Castle Dale in 1990.
Norm was active in the Fraternal Order of Eagles, Lodge #791 in Long Beach, Calif., serving as President. Norm was a member of Fraternal Order of Eagles, Lodge #2743.
Norm is survived by his wife of 33 years, Nancy of Castle Dale; brother William of Long Beach, Calif.; two daughters, Heidi Brockman of Idyllwild, Calif. and Debbie Sue Morgan of Scappoose, Ore.; two step-children, Joel Dorsch of Castle Dale, and Danelle McEvoy of Alameda, Calif.; and seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
PAONIA, COLO./SPRING GLEN-Lanny Brett Kirkwood, age 41, passed away peacefully at his home after a courageous battle with cancer on March 11, 2005. Lanny was born Jan. 25, 1964 in Price to Lanny K. and Lavina Koss Kirkwood. Married Jodi Kulow May 3, 1986, later divorced.
Lanny loved motocross racing and Nascar. He was an avid fisher and hunter, and loved to golf. Lanny had a very great love for his family and many dear friends. He will be deeply missed by all who knew him.
Survived by his wife, DaNeen Kirkwood, Helper; sons, Joshua Jensen, Price; Jordon Maughan, Helper, father, Lanny K. Kirkwood, Price; mother, Lavina, Helper; sisters, Kathy (Louie) Santi, Price; Kristine Kirkwood, Grand Junction, Colo.; JoDee K. Jackson, Price; one grandson, Jadeyn Jensen.
Memorial service will be held Wed. March 16, 2005 at 1 p.m. at Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's one hour prior to service.
Beloved husband and father, Dellas Movell Atwood, 84, passed away March 6, 2005 at Cottonwood Hospital. He was born on Feb. 20, 1921 in Elmo to Soren Edward Atwood and Rachel Pearl Cramer. He served in World War II in the Pacific, discharged as a staff sergeant, 322nd Infantry Regiment H. He served in the Northwestern States Mission for the LDS Church 1948-1950. He attended B.Y.U. for three years and was a brick mason for more than 45 years. He was an active member and served in various church callings throughout his life. He had a strong testimony of the gospel.
He married Carmen Mary Nelson on June 21, 1986 in Ogden and they were sealed June 19, 1987 in the Salt Lake Temple. He loved gardening and sharing his produce. He taught his sons to work in the garden. He loved to read scriptures and discussed them with anyone. He was very patriotic and honored his country and was a member of the Olympus Male Chorus for many years. He played the harmonica, banjo, saxophone, piano and organ and enjoyed listening to others play music. He was a good father and will be dearly missed for his positive attitude.
He is survived by his wife, Carmen, and his two sons, Nathaniel Delmen, 17, and Alexander Cardell, 15; and his brothers, Glen, Von, Clark, and many friends. His family would like to thank Hospice of Utah for their kindness and care of Dellas.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. on Thurs. March 10, 2005 at the Ridgedale Ward, 3400 South 100 East, Salt Lake City. Friends may call at the ward chapel Wednesday evening from 6-8 p.m. and Thursday one hour prior to services.
HUNTINGTON-Gerald H. Mathie, Jr. (Gary), age 58, returned home on March 12, 2005, after a valiant battle with cancer.
Born Dec. 13, 1946 in Salt Lake City to Gerald H. and Henrietta (Hedy) VanCorler Mathie.
Gary served during the Vietnam War in the US Army for which he received numerous medals. He was a general contractor for most of his life, but always returned to farming and raising cattle, which he loved. "You will be greatly missed dad!"
Survived by his mother, Henrietta VanCorler Mathie; children, Natalie (Kenneth) Mathie Zaelit, Torrey (Stacy) Brandon Watts; grandchildren: Kaitlyn Zaelit, Monica Goodge, Gabriel and Alexander Mathie; brother, Michael (Jeanie) Mathie; nieces and nephews, Derrick (Mandy) Stewart, Daniel Blankenship, Sandra (Pat) Carlson; grand nieces, Cassidy and McKinley.
Preceded in death by his father, Gerald H. Mathie, and his sister Deborah Kay Mathie.
Funeral service Thurs., March 17, at 1 p.m., Huntington Third LDS Ward, 190 South Main. Family will be at Mitchell Funeral Home Wednesday from 7-9 p.m. and at the church one hour prior to service. Interment Huntington City Cemetery.


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It is a movie that could be coming to a theater near you. You just need to send the message that you're interested.
"Girl Rising" is an independent film directed by Academy Award nominee Richard Robbins, telling the stories of nine girls from various countries, showcasing the importance of education.
The film debuted in New York City on March 7 and producers hope the film spans the United States.
Castle Rock resident Ange Garrett wants to help in the effort.
Garrett, a southern California transplant, is hosting a screening of the film at the Castle Rock Stadium 12. Before producers can commit to a viewing, however, Garrett must demonstrate interest among the community by generating sales of at least 100 tickets.
The nearest location for a scheduled screening is in the north Denver area. Garrett felt the southern half of the metro area could gain insight from the film's message.
"I'm passionate about issues dealing with poverty and education for girls around the world," she said. "It was something I wanted to get involved in."
The film illustrates the struggles facing girls from countries including Haiti, Peru, India, Cambodia, Afghanistan and Egypt. Voice performances are provided by actors that include Anne Hathaway, Cate Blanchett, Selena Gomez, Meryl Streep, Alicia Keys and Salma Hayek.
A screening in Castle Rock will depend upon the number of tickets sold. The Castle Rock Stadium 12 Theater is at 3960 Limelight Ave. in Castle Rock. For more information or to purchase an advance ticket, visit www.girlrising.com.


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GDB22: Another Matinee
November 28 2008 10:37PM
What could be more exciting than a matinee game against the St. Louis Blues? How about an Oilers team that could very well lose the game?
We don't know what to make of this squadron. What happened to the team that was going to come in first in the Northwest? What happened to the team MacT basically told "don't be too confident lads. Take 'er as she comes" a few short months ago? The Oil got 99 problems and over confidence ain't one.
What happened to the team that made us buy Oilers Pyjamas and A Dustin Penner Snuggle Bug Teddy Bear? (trademark pending)
The only thing more exciting this game is, well pretty much everything. So of course we will be watching.
Damn you Oilers. You had better win.
November 29 2008, 01:25PM
Nilsson won't understand. He speaks Swenadian.
Good thing they are showing us the scores of all the rest of the games. That really helped.
November 29 2008, 01:25PM
NIlsson will just be happy not to have to see Steves sagy old balls in the shower every day
November 29 2008, 01:26PM
November 29 2008, 01:26PM
jesus christ that's not good. hope he's gonna be ok...
November 29 2008, 01:26PM
Oh good. One of our best defensemen has concussion written all over him. Great news.
November 29 2008, 01:27PM
Backes needs to get caved in.
November 29 2008, 01:27PM
Mr. Phillips is fed up with the team, it's really funny...in a stiletto to the nut sack kinda way.
November 29 2008, 01:27PM
November 29 2008, 01:27PM
When the hell is Smac going to run out from the dressing room with a steel chair and start attacking the entire St. Louis team, setting up a championship match between him and Cam Jansen?
November 29 2008, 01:27PM
Someone kill that bastard. Not Zach, someone that will actually hit him
November 29 2008, 01:28PM
He's done for a while.
November 29 2008, 01:29PM
K OILERS ralley the troops and f*#k this guy up!
November 29 2008, 01:29PM
Fiveandagame did you watch sin cities last night too? That was the most insane thing I've ever seen.
November 29 2008, 01:29PM
Man refs hate zack
time for the Cpt. to step up.
November 29 2008, 01:30PM
So then they send our tough guy off the ice for 10mins....F*#K
November 29 2008, 01:30PM
So Stortini tried to fight that guy and he gets a ten.... 42 tries to fight Horcoff and gets nothing and Woywitka comes in after Staios and gets nothing....
November 29 2008, 01:31PM
Dear Sportsnet...just a suggestion, but instead of saying "even strength" just below the score clock...could you plz change it to "4 on 4" ...
November 29 2008, 01:31PM
Hey. A Goal. Hooray.
November 29 2008, 01:31PM
NICE, who needs gags. That was sweet
November 29 2008, 01:31PM
November 29 2008, 01:31PM
Greasy move by Nilsson.
November 29 2008, 01:31PM
BM - not so much with the sin cities but sounds like I should have tuned in. Afterall I must be a masochist to sit in my hotel room listening to this piece of Lupul team.
Apparently the Hockey Gods only required a sacrifice of one of our Best D-men.
Watch out Souray
November 29 2008, 01:32PM
hey...we got a goal.....really? .....really????
greasy move
November 29 2008, 01:33PM
Ok...PP ... LETS DOOOOO THIS!!!
November 29 2008, 01:33PM
4 on 3 PP, scary.
November 29 2008, 01:33PM
yay a power play....
November 29 2008, 01:33PM
Even when that line scores Gagner will find a way to avoid the score sheet.
November 29 2008, 01:34PM
We just need a fricken face off win!
November 29 2008, 01:35PM
YA! More slashing penalties!!! See, Moreau is leading by example.
November 29 2008, 01:35PM
November 29 2008, 01:36PM
If dude dives face first at the biscuit he deserves a stick in the chops
November 29 2008, 01:37PM
souray isn't having a very good game.
November 29 2008, 01:39PM
November 29 2008, 01:39PM
w00t w00t!
November 29 2008, 01:39PM
he isn't?
nice. JW's theory works!
November 29 2008, 01:39PM
Reverse psycology freeze? You called it?
November 29 2008, 01:40PM
One of these days Souray is going to put a puck through the boards. Eff me...
November 29 2008, 01:40PM
another pp, COME ON TIE THIS GAME UP!
November 29 2008, 01:40PM
Souray for mayor.
November 29 2008, 01:40PM
November 29 2008, 01:40PM
I hate this delay that I am living with.....


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Room/Roommate Selection My Room Selection Information - This area describes in greater detail any future room lotteries listed on the Home/Overview Screen. Roommate Selection - Students can use our Facebook Appliction RoomSync to locate potential roommates. Passcodes are periodically emailed to students confirming housing.
Once they have identified a roommate students use this area to enter roommate requests in SUs MyHousing Portal. After the student has entered a roommate request the system will try to uniquely identify that person and tell the student if the matching roommate has also selected him/her. If the 1st roommate sees the 2nd roommate's name and a message "Does not Match" it means the 2nd roommate has not entered a preference for the 1st roommate. When the 2nd roommate picks the 1st roommate both students will see "Matches". First and last name are the only required fields. Students who have trouble locating a roommate can e-mail email@example.com. You only need to enter first and last name. If you cannot find the student try entering last name only. The requested student must also be a confirmed housing student.
Room Selection Lotteries - Returning students will be in other lotteries and select rooms prior to incoming students. New freshman and transfer students will be in several room lotteries. Details of each lottery are described in the MyHousing portal on the room selection tab. New suites can be chosen beginning April 1, 2015. First opportunity will be given to students with the correct number of matching roommates who can fill a suite/room. After students have had an opportunity to fill a suite the lottery will be open to any student to select a suite with or without matching roommates. Students who select during this period may get a random roommate. Rooms and roommates assigned by the Housing Office will be matched according to student preferences in the MyHousing Portal. The new student lottery starts based on the date the student confirmed housing. The lottery allows students to enter roommate preferences. Students may continue to enter preferences, but keep in mind the housing office may have already made the assignment when the preference was entered.
Students who do not choose a room will be assigned by the Housing Office. Students will be able to view the assignments on the MyHousing Overview screen online real time. Most assignments will be completed by July 1st.
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Read case studies to learn how this technology is streamlining design and manufacturing in the automotive industry.TITLE: See Orange County Choppers' 3D Printed Dragon Bike Roar to Life
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France 1863 – 1927
The flowery fence, Le Pouldu
[La barrière fleurie, Le Pouldu] 1889
oil on canvas
canvas 73.0 (h) x 60.0 (w) cm
Musée d'Orsay, Paris , Purchase 1980
© RMN (Musée d'Orsay) / Hervé Lewandowski
A dirt road bordered by tall conifers passes through a lush country landscape outside the village of Le Pouldu in Brittany. The curve of the road and fence encourages our eyes to move from left to right across the painting. Dark, curvaceous trees are silhouetted against a cloudy sky. Luxurious green grass suggests a region of high rainfall.
This unpopulated landscape is created using geometric sections of strong colour. A section of fence and a strange yellow bush provide visual interest in the foreground. Golden highlights can be seen on top of a triangular shape behind the white fence and in a soft area of foliage behind the conifers on the left.
In contrast, the adjacent painting, The flowery fence, Le Pouldu depicts a more intimate view of the village including two women conversing across a rustic fence. Decorative tree trunks are spaced across the mid-ground of the composition and a blossoming bush signals seasonal change.
In 1888, Paul Serusier went to Brittany to paint scenes of peasant life. He met Paul Gauguin who was living in Pont-Aven at the time. Gauguin had a significant impact on the younger artist. He suggested Serusier use strong outlines and bold colours in the style of Japanese prints.
The two artists painted together in the village of Le Pouldu on the Brittany coast. Serusier went on to play a pivotal role in the development of a group of young artists called the Nabis.
Text © National Gallery of Australia, Canberra 2009
From audio tour Masterpieces from Paris: Van Gogh, Cézanne, Gauguin and beyond Post-Impressionism from the Musée d'Orsay


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Sabrina Garrett
Special to The Chronicle
Wilson County Director of Schools Mike Davis announced at 6 p.m. this evening that he will officially resign from the position when his contract expires on June 30, 2013. The Board of Education approved this resignation with a 5-0 vote.
Davis told The Wilson Post that he is going to "take some time to think" about his next professional move after he completes his sixth year as Director of Schools.
Although Davis gave no particular reason for his resignation, he said that he felt "blessed to be a part of a progressive, growing school system."
Chairman of the Board of Education Don Weathers said that the search process for a new director will begin in January. "We will bring in candidates and interview them," he said, adding that while they hope to locate the perfect candidate early in the process – they will wait "until June 30 to get the right one" if need be.
This story appeared first on www.wilsonpost.com, Dec. 3.
Work session explores Lebanon MS options
Schools in Wilson County increase by 400 students per year, said Board of Education Chairman Don Weathers at a work session this morning. The open session, which was held at the Harding Drive location of the former Lebanon High School auditorium, explored middle school possibilities to meet the needs of this growing student population.
Jason Morris, an architect with KBJM, presented three options to the board.
The first option was to use the newer portions of the former Lebanon High School facility built in the 1970s and 1990s – with some renovations since then. Morris, who provided the presentation free of charge, said that estimated cost based on current construction rates ranged from $2-8 million.
Concerned parents from Southside Elementary, Carroll Oakland Elementary and Tuckers Crossroads Elementary – the three schools that would be affected – asked the board about pests, asbestos removal and the condition of the building. Director of Schools Mike Davis told them that if the board chose to use the facility they would not utilize the old, decrepit sections "even for storage."
"I can assure you we wouldn't put your children anywhere that they would be exposed to that," he said. Choosing to utilize the Harding Drive location would provide for a capacity of 850 students, but Davis said the actual number of students being educated there would be less. "There would be 637 students, taking sixth thru eighth graders from those schools (Southside, Tuckers and Carroll Oakland)."
The second option presented by Morris was to add-on to the existing schools, which would cost an estimated $9 million with science labs included "but not technology." Based on current construction cost it would take $3.5 to add to Southside Elementary, $3.4 million to add to Carroll Oakland and almost $3 million to add a two story facility to TXR.
The final option was to explore building a new 165,000 square foot school on the property where the new Lebanon High School is located – which would cost roughly $23 million for the building and site work. "That does not include land surveys or reviews by the city of Lebanon," Morris said.
Wilson County Commissioner William Glover attended the meeting and remarked that the county commission has experienced shortfalls due to the current economy. "The ink isn't even dry on Watertown High School. I don't know how we are going to come up with the money," he said.
A guest in the crowd asked the board of education why they could not sell the facility on Harding Drive and use the money to build a new school or for additions to the current ones. "There is no buyer in the market," Weathers said.
This story appeared first on www.wilsonpost.com, Dec. 1. Sabrina Garret is a staff writer for The Wilson Post.


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Skip to comments.Wiccans Offer Alternative to Boy Scouts
Posted on 10/31/2002 9:05:17 AM PST by H8DEMS
(CNSNews.com) - Frustrated by an unsuccessful campaign to achieve religious recognition from the Boy Scouts of America, a Seattle-based Wicca church has launched its own youth program, which is based on tolerance for different beliefs, including differences in sexual orientation.
SpiralScouts founder Pete 'Pathfinder' Davis believes that many of the things the Boy Scouts are doing are "socially inappropriate." He said he created to the SpiralScouts to "fill the void left by prejudicial treatment of other established children's programs."
Davis, who serves as the Archpriest of the Wiccan Aquarian Tabernacle Church, said his main argument with the BSA is that the group has refused to recognize Wicca as an acceptable form of worship, but at the same time, the BSA incorporates the symbols of myriad Christian denominations into its Religious Emblems program.
He said the Scouts rejected a Wicca badge that was designed and submitted by a well-known Wiccan priestess.
In 1999, Davis created the SpiralScouts as the Aquarian Tabernacle Church's "answer" to the Boy Scouts and other youth organizations that subscribe only to "traditional" faiths. Today, the SpiralScouts welcomes children of all ages (four and up) and backgrounds, including Wiccans, pagans, atheists and homosexuals.
Davis said practicing Wicca is not a mandatory activity for the 50 SpiralScout units currently operating across the U.S., Canada and Switzerland. Beyond fostering a respect for nature, it is up to each SpiralScout unit leader to decide whether they will teach children the principles and philosophy of the Wiccan religion.
The vast majority of the SpiralScout units are operated by Wiccan groups and churches, he said.
"When we started to formalize the program, we designed it in a fashion that it's oriented towards earth religion, but so is Scouting, whether they realize it or not," Davis said. Unlike the "pervasive" use of Christianity contained within the BSA, the SpiralScouts was created to accommodate the spiritual beliefs of any minority religious group, he said.
SpiralScouts describes itself as a work in progress. It says it offers children the opportunity to develop interpersonal and life skills and a pagan world view, in addition to learning "the usual handicrafts of scouting and woodland lore."
Boy Scouts dismiss rejection
According to BSA spokesman Gregg Shields, religious emblems are the property of approved religious scouting organizations and are awarded at their own discretion. For example, he said the National Catholic Council on Scouting and the National Jewish Committee on Scouting each have their own unique religious emblem.
"There is no national Wiccan organization," Shields said. "So, that's why there is no religious award for Wiccans."
He encouraged any Wiccan group that would like to charter a troop in their community to submit an application to their local BSA council for consideration.
Focus on tolerance
According to the SpiralScouts membership requirements, it is imperative that parents and leaders promote religious and cultural tolerance so their children may learn to co-exist with society as a whole. Specifically, the group encourages children to accept the "differing roles of male and female throughout nature and culture."
Contrary to the Boy Scout policy of excluding homosexuals - a policy upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court - the SpiralScouts welcomes homosexuals within its ranks. Davis explained that the Wiccan religion accommodates homosexuals because its philosophy is focused on the "balance of polarities" of that exist in nature.
For example, Davis said the SpiralScouts mandates that leaders of individual units should include both a male and a female. However, he said the rules are flexible because some adults, such as homosexuals, "believe themselves to be embodying masculine or feminine characteristics."
Davis believes that such a male/female balance of leadership ensures a SpiralScout's positive integration into the real world. "Children are not born with prejudices," he noted. "They have to learn prejudice and intolerance from others."
Defiance of 'extreme right'
According to the group's handbook, "SpiralScouts is something new, something perhaps of historic proportions for modern Paganism. It certainly will have an unmistakable impact on Pagan children growing up in this era of Christian extreme-right domination of our culture."
According to the SpiralScouts' interpretation of the pagan philosophy, children participating in the program will learn to honor "both the maleness and femaleness we all harbor within us," as the handbook put it. "Perhaps, if we are lucky, even a few parents who may need some brushing up on these same skills may reap benefits just from being there with the children while the kids learn these things."
|Welcome to
|A Delaware Valley chapter of SpiralScouts (TM) International
This is the homepage of SpiralQuest, a new Circle unit of SpiralScouts (TM), located in Hatboro, PA.
We are a Pagan alternative to existing youth scouting programs, welcoming boys and girls of all ages, backgrounds and faith traditions. We are commited to raising children in a tradition of tolerance, acceptance and balanced gender energies.
SpiralQuest offers a fun opportunity for Pagan kids and their families to interact! Our programs include badgework, nature and ecological study, exploration of basic commonalities of Pagan faith beliefs, arts and crafts projects, classical mythology study, and the favorite of all scouting activities - camping.
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Read all About Us to discover more about SpiralScouts (TM) International, Inc - how it got started and its philosophies.
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This group is just screaming for every weirdo to come out of the closet to join as leaders. The combinations are endless :
a lesby dike with a crossdresser
a female wicca with a gay guy
I wonder how long this is going to last before they end up in a lawsuit for a molesting or some other scandel. Do we want to start putting in our bets as to how soon it will happen. I give them 2 years before some parents files a lawsuit. All monies raised will go to BSA. Or better yet to pay for the therapy that these poor kids are going to need.
Those dang founding fathers...and Puritans...and those dang Qakers and those dang Hugonauts and those 99.9% of those who made America an independent nation With their right wing Bill of Rights and their right wing Constitution and their Libraries full of Right Wing literature.. And their right wing missionaries and universities and right wing hosptials etc etc etc... The Pagans & Lefties will save us...from those nasty terrorists...and those who would destroy the soul of the nation and enslave the people... Tolerating anything...and everything except the very thing that founded "America" that they reject and call evil... Good is bad and bad is good and woe to anyone who calls good evil..and evil good..
Prime #1 reason why I don't often associate with other Pagans.
...for compensation for damages incurred from sulphur burns, and allergic reactions to ingested/inhales non-food subtances such as eye of newt.
That's how I look at it. Don't like the Boy Scouts' rules? Start your own club with your own rules. Once they have their own "ways" that other buttinskis are going to inevitably try to change, maybe they'll finally see things from a conservative point of view, at least in terms of freedom of association.
This whole thing sounds like a liberal indoctrinaires dream. Gah!
Makes me want to start my own group of Ragnarok Rangers, Jr. Valkyries, or Frey's Forresters.
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