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Key Ingredients, the Smithsonian's traveling exhibit that has been on display for the past month at the Museum of the San Rafael, finished its visit with an evening of pioneer tales, fun songs and cowboy poetry.
Jan Petersen expressed her gratitude for the turnout for this display sponsored by the Utah Humanities Council. "It has been an exciting month," she said. "This exhibit opened on May 25 and already this is our last program. This exhibit and accompanying presentations have provided much 'Food for Thought,'" said Petersen.
The June 24 presentation began with Sam DeLeeuw, a cowboy poet from Sanpete County, who began by explaining that she writes all the poems she performs. DeLeeuw began with a poem about her "New Love." This poem was about her grandson. She then recanted a story about "Hilda and the Tornado," inspired when a tornado hit Manti a few years ago.
Evelyn Huntsman was introduced and sang "True Blue Bill" and "Sally Simpkins."
DeLeeuw returned with two more poems, "Don't Weep for Me" and "Sunshine."
Sam Singleton, of Ferron, began by telling the audience about his childhood in Ferron as the son of a storekeeper. His great-grandfather had been called to open a co-op store in Ferron in the late 1800s. He sold his herd of cattle which he had been herding in Emery County and went to Salt Lake to purchase the goods for the store.
On his return with the goods, he began the co-op store. Soon after 1900, he built the building that still stands today. Singleton related several stories of the pioneer adventures of early Emery County.
Evelyn Huntsman continued the program by singing three more songs, "Does the Spearmint lose its Flavor on the Bedpost Overnight?", "Strychnine," and "I'm My Own Grandpa."
DeLeeuw recited three more poems. The first about a four-letter word, "Diet." The next one was "Hilda's Bloomers" and she finished with "Harley's Helper."
For the final taster's table, Petersen chose a treat she enjoyed as a child. She explained that she had to guess at the recipe. The audience was invited to sample "Red Mush." Along with the red mush, there were snickerdoodles and oatmeal raisin cookies, just like Grandma used to make.


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Breaking News - Bourque Re-signed
Kent Wilson
February 25 2010 10:15AM
Reports are filtering in from Twitter and the FAN960 that Rene Bourque has indeed been re-signed by the Flames to a multi-year deal. I will update this post with reactions once the details are revealed. My initial reaction is "pleased", however.
TSN claims the contract has a cap hit of $3.3M for 6 years. Score one for internet rumors.
Not too long ago, Jean Lefebvre had this word of caution for signing Bourque to such a long term deal:
six years would be an awful long commitment for a player who has shown no ability to stay healthy and, given his rambunctious and sometimes reckless style, is a poor candidate to turn into Doug Jarvis as he hits his 30s. Bourque was injured heading into the Olympic break and has missed 91 games and counting over the past four seasons with various ailments.
Those are fair points. Bourque has had a lot of trouble staying healthy and seems to be a lock to miss some 10+ games a year. In addition, one wonders how long he'll be able to operate at this level, which is undoubtedly his peak, given the wear and tear he puts on his body.
Im going to take the opposite tact, however, and laud this signing. Mainly because, in many ways, Rene Bourque has been the Flames best forward the last two seasons. And, no, that's not hyperbole.
Last year, Bourque faced tough competition on most nights. That, or he babysat Todd Bertuzzi with Daymond Langkow. He was the only Calgary Flame to score more than 3 points per 60 minutes of even strength ice time (3.20) - a production rate that was, in fact, the best in the entire league amongst forward who played in 30 or more games.
This season, Bourque's production at ES has fallen somewhat (as has the entire teams), but the truth of the matter is he's probably improved over last year. He still leads the club in terms of ESP/60 (2.38/60), but is also the best forward in terms of possession with a +9.79/60 corsi rate. That's despite the fact that he and Langkow have spent most of the season playing other team's primary and/or secondary scoring threats. Bourque's advanced ES metrics are top notch and his cricumstances aren't easy. This is a player that helps teams win games.
On top of all that, Bourque is an excellent penalty killer. He has one of the best goals against rates on the Flame PK this year (3.88/60 ) and he's scored 9 short-handed goals in the last 3 seasons.
If Bourque has a weakness, it's his penchant for taking bad penalties. A tencious forechecker, sometimes Bourque's aggression and emotions get the best of him and he ends up taking selfish penalties. A guy like Bourque who spends a lot of time in the offensive zone should technically be drawing more penalties than he takes, but that hasn't been the case in Flames colors, especially this year. If he could get that bad habit under control, he'd surely be letter-on-the-jersey material.
That said, Bourque has turned from a "why not?" off-season acquisition to a core member of the club in the space of two seasons. He's strong, he's mean, he's fast, he has a bullet of shot and he can play in any circumstance. While there's some risk that his play will fall off near the end of this 6 year deal, it's probably a risk worth bearing given his high contributions to cap hit ratio.
6 years according to TSN. $3.3M per.
3.3mil per season is good by me.
i just wish bourque was less salo-esque in his durability. i really hate seeing him hobble off the ice, only to return 10 games later scoring like a madman.
February 25 2010, 11:14AM
Good player, maybe even a great one when he's healthy, and I wouldn't have been upset at all if he were on Team Canada.
But six years for an injury prone forward, who is most likely leaving his peak years in another season or two?
I've heard that Sutter has a habit of selling out the future for the present, and this is in line with that.
If he's so good, why not more money over a shorter term?
February 25 2010, 01:58PM
Given the amount of Bourque jock-riding that Flames fans have been doing in the past year+, I'm surprised anyone has any misgivings about this deal. We've all seen him play, and the stats back up what our eyes see: he is a force. The guy is like peak Iginla Jr., and 3.3 million is a relatively small risk for a player of that calibre, even if he is a moderate injury risk.

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Perhaps I should recalculate my GPS reliance
Like a pilot who is so busy looking at the cockpit instruments that he doesn't look up to see the mountain looming in front of him, I have a bad habit of following my rental car GPS wherever it takes me.
Even when it's the wrong way on a one-way street.
The latest incident came during a Thanksgiving trip to Portland, Ore. It was raining heavily and I was heading toward Burnside Street on 23rd Avenue when the GPS suggested a shortcut. "Turn right in 50 feet," she chirped (it's always a female voice – my wife says it's women's revenge for men never asking for directions).
Quickly studying the GPS map to see where it was taking me, I looked up for only a moment to confirm there was a street. Satisfied with her decision, I swung right – heading directly toward two side-by-side sets of headlights on a two-lane street. I had failed to notice the one-way street sign. The one with the big arrow pointing in the other direction.
"Whoa-whoa-whoa-whoa-whoa" I yelped, sounding more like Curly from "The Three Stooges" than assured, veteran, no-sweat Travel Editor guy.
Luckily, the oncoming cars were far enough away that I was able to make a hasty U-turn and head back to 23rd Street with no injury to passengers, vehicle or innocent bystanders. I was doubly lucky there was no law enforcement in the area to write me up for the double down of wrong way on a one-way street and an illegal U-turn. My bet is they have heard "but the machine told me to do it" before and it didn't stop their pen from writing a ticket that costs hundreds of dollars even before the insurance premium adjustment kicks in.
This was the most dramatic of a series of GPS gullibility incidents on the Oregon trip. When I failed to make a turn to connect from one freeway to another, in Portland, the machine directed me onto a street that paralleled the freeway, except the freeway wasn't flanked by liquor stores, adult bookshops and a group of guys standing around on the corner at 10 p.m. on a Wednesday.
I was sure that on the drive from Portland to Astoria, I would be instructed to follow the Columbia River highways. But instead I found myself on Highway 26 crossing the coastal range, once again in the rain, on unpopulated winding stretches of road, past trees blown over by the more violent early phases of the storm. I endured two hours of doing isometrics with my gluteus maximus before finally getting to the relatively sedate coast highway. On the way back to Portland a few days later, again with strong rain, I turned off the machine and took the interstates. The time difference was negligible. My blood pressure level was much lower.
Over the years, I've been steered wrong before. I launched down a one-way street the wrong direction in Louisville a decade ago. That time a well-placed driveway between two buildings saved the day.
A few years back, I drove for nearly two hours on a glorified cow path in a green, rocky and very unpopulated part of Ireland after selecting "shortest distance" on the GPS between Donegal and Dublin. It's hard enough dealing with driving on the left side of the road, much less feeling that if anything went wrong I wouldn't be found for days.
Even in the days before electronic GPS, I would blindly go where I was told. Remember the old TripTik from the Auto Club? You would go into an office, give your starting point and ending point and they would print out the most direct route for you to follow. I once got one from Lancaster, Pa., to Boston that took me through parts of Connecticut that I don't think western explorers had yet discovered. My future wife and I ended up spending the night at a motel that would have been a great spot for the sequel to "Psycho."
Maybe I'm a sap for these machines because I don't have one in my car at home. At home, I know where I am going, and when I don't, I get out a map or study MapQuest or another online mapping program.
But when traveling, I get out on the road and think I have to follow the orders of the calm-voiced woman. Military pilots used to call the voice "Bitchin' Betty" because it often chimed in to tell them the obvious during moments of stress ("terrain, terrain"). My tween daughter enjoys naming the voice on our trips. Last time in Canada, it was Melanie. In Oregon, my daughter named it Megan.
Megan might be "never lost," but that doesn't mean she's never wrong.
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The genealogies and family ties from Adam to Abraham are given—The posterity of Abraham is listed.
3 Henoch,
4 Noah,
5 ¶The sons of Japheth; Gomer, and Magog, and Madai, and Javan, and Tubal, and Meshech, and Tiras.
6 And the sons of Gomer; Ashchenaz, and Riphath, and Togarmah.
7 And the sons of
8 ¶The sons of
9 And the sons of Cush; Seba, and Havilah, and Sabta, and Raamah, and Sabtecha. And the sons of Raamah; Sheba, and Dedan.
10 And Cush begat
11 And
12 And Pathrusim, and Casluhim, (of whom came the
13 And Canaan begat Zidon his firstborn, and Heth,
14 The Jebusite also, and the Amorite, and the Girgashite,
15 And the Hivite, and the Arkite, and the Sinite,
16 And the Arvadite, and the Zemarite, and the Hamathite.
17 ¶The sons of
18 And Arphaxad begat Shelah, and Shelah begat Eber.
19 And unto Eber were born two sons: the name of the one was Peleg; because in his days the earth was
20 And Joktan begat Almodad, and Sheleph, and Hazarmaveth, and Jerah,
21 Hadoram also, and Uzal, and Diklah,
22 And Ebal, and Abimael, and Sheba,
23 And Ophir, and Havilah, and Jobab. All these were the sons of Joktan.
26 Serug, Nahor,
27 Abram; the same is
28 The sons of Abraham; Isaac, and
29 ¶These are their generations: The firstborn of
30 Mishma, and Dumah, Massa, Hadad, and Tema,
31 Jetur, Naphish, and Kedemah. These are the sons of Ishmael.
32 ¶Now the sons of
33 And the sons of Midian; Ephah, and Epher, and Henoch, and Abida, and Eldaah. All these are the sons of Keturah.
34 And Abraham begat Isaac. The sons of Isaac; Esau and Israel.
35 ¶The sons of
36 The sons of Eliphaz; Teman, and Omar, Zephi, and Gatam, Kenaz, and Timna, and Amalek.
37 The sons of Reuel; Nahath, Zerah, Shammah, and Mizzah.
38 And the sons of
39 And the sons of Lotan; Hori, and Homam: and Timna was Lotan's sister.
40 The sons of Shobal; Alian, and Manahath, and Ebal, Shephi, and Onam. And the sons of Zibeon; Aiah, and Anah.
41 The sons of Anah; Dishon. And the sons of Dishon; Amram, and Eshban, and Ithran, and Cheran.
42 The sons of Ezer; Bilhan, and Zavan, and Jakan. The sons of Dishan; Uz, and Aran.
43 ¶Now these are the kings that reigned in the land of
44 And when Bela was dead, Jobab the son of Zerah of Bozrah reigned in his stead.
45 And when Jobab was dead, Husham of the land of the Temanites reigned in his stead.
46 And when Husham was dead, Hadad the son of Bedad, which smote Midian in the field of Moab, reigned in his stead: and the name of his city was Avith.
47 And when Hadad was dead, Samlah of Masrekah reigned in his stead.
48 And when Samlah was dead, Shaul of Rehoboth by the river reigned in his stead.
49 And when Shaul was dead, Baal-hanan the son of Achbor reigned in his stead.
50 And when Baal-hanan was dead, Hadad reigned in his stead: and the name of his city was Pai; and his wife's name was Mehetabel, the daughter of Matred, the daughter of Mezahab.
51 ¶Hadad died also. And the dukes of Edom were; duke Timnah, duke Aliah, duke Jetheth,
52 Duke Aholibamah, duke Elah, duke Pinon,
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The Utah Highway patrol is always seeking ways to increase their skills for their work on the highways of Utah. One of these ways is to receive training in the operations of their vehicles. The trooper's vehicle is their base of daily operations and is basically like a mini-office in a car. They have computers, dash cameras, flashing lights and everything needed to do their job comes within their vehicle.
The local section of the Utah Highway patrol met at the Huntington Airport recently to sharpen their skills behind the wheel.
Sgt. Greg Holly, officer in charge of the Emergency Vehicle Operations program with the assistance of Trooper Ben Cox set up the obstacle course.
The obstacle course was set up on the tarmac apron and taxi way in front of the new large airplane hanger and the administration building.
The UHP uses this routine annual practice to hone the driving skills of their UHP officers.
Each officer in their vehicle went through a series of driving tests for accuracy, speed and avoidance of obstacles.
During the training Greg and Ben with a stop watch timed each officer. Those that received the highest score were given a candy bar for their efforts.
Ten seconds was deducted from each drivers score for each obstacle they ran over or knocked over with the patrol car.
Emery County made the Huntington Airport available to the Utah Highway Patrol for this training at no charge. This is part of the interagency cooperation that goes on within government. The day for the testing was perfect with no wind.
Troopers must be prepared for all situations under all kinds of driving conditions. They never know what a new day on the job might bring.
Listed below are ways the Utah Highway Patrol is of service to the residents and visitors to the state and the information included is from their website: Members of the Utah Highway Patrol actively look for opportunities to be of service to the public and will always do more than is expected to be helpful.
Removing impaired drivers from Utah's highways is the Utah Highway Patrol's number one priority.
Every effort will be made to educate the public regarding the hazards associated with driving while impaired. Action will be taken to increase the likelihood of apprehension.
The Utah Highway Patrol, in cooperation with community groups and other public safety agencies, will increase their educational and enforcement efforts to meet or exceed the National goal of 85 percent seatbelt and child seat usage.
The Utah Highway Patrol will make safety education a higher organizational priority and will devote more resources to this program.
It is the wish of the UHP to become a more valuable resource to agencies within Utah. Members of the Utah Highway Patrol will actively look for opportunities to support and assist allied public safety agencies.
Utah Highway Patrol troopers will continue to aggressively identify and apprehend criminal law violators and will honor and protect people's constitutional rights during that process.
The challenges facing our state now and in the future will be most effectively addressed by establishing a partnership with the community.
All members of the Utah Highway Patrol will become actively involved with the community to solve mutual problems and to respond to the challenges that face Utah.
The Utah Highway Patrol will work cooperatively with the commercial vehicle industry and citizen groups in an effort to enhance highway safety through the implementation of innovative educational and enforcement programs.
People are the Utah Highway Patrol's most valuable resource. Therefore, emphasis will be placed on providing enhanced training, encouraging the pursuit of higher education, and developing leaders for the future.
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The Blue Hills Ward of Ferron turned out in force as they helped put the Clawson Cemetery in tip top shape as part of a service project. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has encouraged every ward in their church throughout the world to do a project for their community. The Blue Hills ward chose to help out in the Clawson Cemetery which is in need of beautification.
Many volunteers showed up to lay pipe for a drip line watering system for the newly planted trees in the cemetery. Weeds and debris were cleaned from the cemetery itself and rock paths were placed throughout the cemetery. Graves were cleaned and headstones wiped off to add to the appearance of the cemetery. Clawson mayor Mandy Price was thankful for the many volunteers who arrived to take part in the project. She explained the old Clawson cemetery will be taken care of as it is and a new fence will be placed around it. The town is unable to use the cemetery any more because of all the graves there which are unmarked. A new section of cemetery is being developed which will have grass and trees and will be able to accommodate future burials.
Also as part of the service project the Blue Hills ward is trying to help identify the graves in the cemetery that aren't marked.
After a morning of hard work the group returned to the pavilion in Clawson to have a barbeque lunch. After the lunch the children played games including frisbee throw, pop toss, snow cone eating and face painting. As part of the service project the Blue Hills ward is working to find out who is buried in the Clawson Cemetery and where the graves are located.
After lunch many of the group returned to the cemetery to complete the work there. Mayor Price and all Clawson residents extend their thanks for all the help and hard work of the Blue Hills Ward and Clawson residents.


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The project, which began on June 3, has reached a point where the rest area needs to close in order to allow crews to finish upgrades.
Drivers are encouraged to use alternate facilities either in Flagstaff or at the Sunset Point rest area located along I-17 at milepost 252 during the closure.
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Regarded as one of nation's pre-eminent swim coaches, she is finishing her 20th season at the University of California, Berkeley Next up, she heads to London as the first female head coach to lead the U.S. Olympic team.
McKeever's mother was a national-level competitive swimmer, and McKeever herself won All-America honors as a swimmer at the University of Southern California. But when she graduated from USC in 1983, she planned to become a teacher.
"It was always in mind to coach at some level, but I didn't really think about coaching full-time," she says.
Born in Southern California, McKeever grew up in a family of 10 and learned to swim as an infant. She served as an assistant at USC for three seasons. From there, she moved north to coach at Fresno State University, where she worked until accepting her current position at U.C. Berkeley. Under McKeever's direction, the Golden Bears team won its first national title in 2009. McKeever topped off that season by being named NCAA Coach of the Year. Cal won a second national title in 2011.
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Dr. Greg McAmis, Assistant Professor of Marketing, completed his Ph.D. (Marketing) at the University of Oklahoma in May 2013. Greg is a member of the Sales faculty in the Department of Marketing. Greg's teaching and research interests include sales, sales management, salesperson deviance, and innovation. He is currently teaching Personal Selling (MKT 325) and Sales Force Management (MKT 424). His research has appeared in The Journal of Personal Selling and Sales Management (the leading sales journal), the Society for Marketing Advances, and the American Marketing Association proceedings. The title of Greg's dissertation is "Boundary Spanner Modification of Organizational Directives."
Also, on Monday, February 25, 2013, Greg and Amy welcomed Wesley Thomas McAmis to the world. Wesley weighed in at 8 lbs 11.5 oz and he was 21.5 inches long. Wesley is the McAmis' first child.
Dr. Timothy Hawkins (Ph.D., Marketing, University of North Texas) will join the Marketing faculty as an Assistant Professor of Marketing in January 2014. Tim's expertise is in logistics and supply chain management. He is currently a Lt. Col. in the United States Air Force where he teaches at the Naval Postgraduate School. Dr. Hawkins' dissertation is entitled "Explaining Opportunism In Business-To-Business Relationships." His research has appeared in the Journal of Business Research, the International Journal of Logistics Management, the Journal of Business Ethics, Industrial Marketing Management, the Journal of Supply Chain Management, and the Journal of Marketing Channels, among others. Dr. Hawkins will be teaching Supply Chain Management (MKT 423) and Business-to-Business Marketing (MKT 329). Tim received his Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering Technology from Western Kentucky University and his M.S.M. in Human Resources Management from Wilmington College.
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This is a really good iPhone app. It shows correct distances, loads all the courses I play regularly, and I love the ability to automatically email the scorecard to the players at the end of a round. The only thing keeping it from a five-star rating is that it sometimes takes a few seconds to update the distances when the phone is "awakened" from a sleep state, which has caused me to use the wrong club from time to time. But, patience, it will soon give you the right distance!
The new view screen is brighter. GPS access is too slow. It needs to work faster. Add long left, long right, short left, short right to the fairway screen. Overall good app. stat sheet and scorecard review are great.
I am very pleased with the support info you get, ie stats, electronic scorecard, etc. However, my only complaint would be the yardage to pin is slow. It causes a slower round and at times you have the wrong info to base your club selection on.
I have used this at my home club and others in the area. I find it very helpful. Even though I have played there 15 years it still helps you choose clubs and manage your game.
Only problem I find is that it is slow updating distance as I change locations on the course.
This is a great product. Easy to use and appears to be accurate on the courses I have played. Love the scorecard function and the ability to email the scores to myself and other players in the group.
This application is amazing. As a weekend golfer, it has all the features we could want. Having our scores and other information automatically e-mailed is an additional feature that we enjoy. We would and have recommended it to others.
I have found this app very enjoyable. I am focusing in on the stats, fairways and GIR and my scores are going down. Nice graphics and smooth. I also see I am losing strokes abound the green so I am working on that. Love this high tech stuff.
i love this app. its very helpful and i look forward to it getting even better with each update. why buy a just a golf gps when u can get golfshot on the iphone.
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This app is great!! I have used it on 25 different golf courses since the first of the year. It has exceeded my expectations. I was not looking for another gadget to carry around and the iphone app from Golfshot was perfect for what I was looking for. Yardage distance was on target for all courses played. Tracking your statistics for all rounds and analyzing ultimatly will help a serious golfer improve. The cost for the app is well worth what you get in return. Highly recommended.
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This is better than golf Logix application. Only problem I encountered is sometimes I loose everything on some holes. Must be poor location satilites not picking it up. Do we auto get updates,or how do we get updates
I have been very pleased with Golfshot added to my i-phone. I have used it almost 20 times at numerous different courses throughout California and Nevada. I have not played a course yet that it could not find and download. I usually download the night before and it even shows how many miles that my home is from the first green. My game has definitely improved since Golfshot has taken out the guess work and allowed me to concentrate more on the shot at hand and course management.
I have played nine rounds of golf since I got this application. I think it is excellent. It was rather hard to get used to at the beginning but is easier now. It is a great scorecard and the email feature is superb. I have golf friends with other GPS devices like Garmin, etc. The distances are pretty close to theirs. It is hard to tell which is right. The downfall is that it eats the battery so you have to be very careful how you use it. It is the most expensive application that I have purchased for the iPhone.
Uses battery quickly, but if you turn off iphone while not actually using Golfshot you can go a complete round. Scoring and Statistics are good.
This is a great app... Ive been using it for everything. However i wish the app would keep track of club distances and build them in for the layup calculations
Very good, accurate in most cases. The one exception I have found is on the third fairway at Oxmoor Country Club it reads to the seventh green and the seventh fairway reads to the third green. Interesting that of the 10 or so courses I have used it on that the only misread is on my home course. Overall I am very happy with GolfShot and do reccommend to my friends. Excellant response, the next time I used GolfShot on my home course the error had been corrected. I couldn't be happier, several of my friends are headed towards adding GolfShot to their iPhones.
This app is great for tracking score and a couple key metrics. Best part is very fast interface to enter score and stats, you cannot be fussing aroung on the course with a cumbersome app. I use the track shot distance occasionaly for tee shots and GPS distance is acurate. I have played in many staes and not hit a course that was not in the database.
I've been using the app for over a year and very happy. The price is right (as compared to dedicated GPS golf devices) and features continue to improve. I use this each round primarily for score and stats. The yardage function is only used when I spray the ball outside an area where fairway markers don't exist. Battery life isn't an issue when used in this fashion. GPS refresh is still slower than a dedicated device but that is the phones issue.
This is by far the best range finder app on the market! I have mostly all of them and this is the only one I use and trust! The others are back up just incase Golfshot doesn't have my course which is unlikely. I play 2-3 times a week and find the Stat section of the app is very useful in improving my game. I use a Ipod touch with XGPS 300 Cradle and it works great just as good if not better than most standalones just $300 cheaper! 15 STARS!!
Works great. Stats allow you to improve your game.
Very accurate & I love the ability to input the clubs in my bag and set how far I hit them so that the GPS tells me where my various layup targets are at. The only drawback is the battery life of the iPhone, but that is not the fault of the app.
Easy to use, very accurate, lots of post-round stats....very nicely done
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|Pittsburgh Penguins Reebok Edge Hockey Socks Sr & Int
Was: $23.99
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The Reebok Edge NHL Ice Hockey Sock is the official team sock used in the NHL. The Reebok SX100 sock features mesh inserts, sewn on Velcro attachment, and an ankle bubble to secure shin guards. Combine the Reebok Edge Sock with the Reebok Premier or Reebok Uncrested Jerseys for a pro look.
- Model: SX100
- Sizes: length measurements
Intermediate 26 7/8"
Senior 30"
- Materials:
- 100% polyester wave-knit
- Look and feel of the Reebok Edge NHL jerseys
- ULTRA FRESH antibacterial treatment
- Design:
- NHL team striping
- Sewn-on Velcro attachment
- Mesh inserts provide ventilation
- Ankle bubble secures shin guards
- Stitched Reebok Vector logo
- Fit:
- Performance fit hockey sock
- Official sock of the NHL
Comments: Nice NHL pattern socks in the new lightweight Reebok edge
material. These socks are much lighter and cooler than traditional wool
style hockey socks and do a great job of keeping you cool during a game.
The intermediate size is perfect for me at 5'7" and fits comfortably
over my Reebok 9K shinguards without feeling too loose or too tight. The
material has held up well to almost a year of weekly use, but they
aren't as durable as traditional wool socks, it's simply the trade off
of moving to a more lightweight material and I don't see it as a huge
negative. The only real wear I've noticed on mine are around the knee
area and that's mostly from going down to block shots. These socks
overall hold up well and are comfortable to wear and look slick!
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By CASPER WYOMING STAR-TRIBUNE EDITORIAL BOARDReprinted with permission
New Interior Secretary Ken Salazar went overboard when he said recently that windmills off the East Coast could generate enough electricity to replace most, if not all, of the coal-fired power plants in the country.
"The idea that wind energy has the potential to replace most of our coal-burning power today is a very real possibility," he said during a public hearing in Atlantic City, N.J., on how the nation's offshore areas can be tapped to meet America's energy needs.
It's true that there's immense potential for wind power development onshore and offshore in the United States.
But it's impractical to think that the coal fired power industry which supplies about half of the nation's electricity could be displaced by wind turbines. And Salazar, from Colorado, should have known that such a statement would create some anxiety here in coal country, even though he said this at the same event: "We need to look at all forms of energy as we move forward into a new energy frontier."
We've said it before, and we say it again: If America wants to become more energy independent, coal must be part of the nation's energy mix.
And the technology exists to use coal in ways that are less harmful to the environment.
Placed in context with statements made by President Barack Obama and others in his administration, Salazar's comment is a little less jolting.
It is clear that the new administration is changing the nation's energy policy, putting more focus on renewables and clean energy. But coal has clearly not been taken out of the equation, even though we're not likely to see construction of many more traditional coal fired power plants.
Obama himself said last year, "This notion of no coal, I think, is an illusion, because the fact of the matter is that right now we are getting a lot of energy from coal, and China is building a coal powered plant once a week. So what we have to do, then, is we have to figure out, 'How can we use coal without emitting greenhouse gases?'"
The administration backed up that talk by including billions of dollars for clean coal research in its economic stimulus package. And it should be noted that Monday's hearing was just the first of four Salazar will hold around the country to discuss how energy resources including oil, gas and wind should be utilized.
But Salazar must be realistic in his assessment of the role wind power can play.
Last year, the U.S. Department of Energy projected that wind could provide 20 percent of U.S. electricity by 2030, but that will require construction of 100,000 turbines and a vast new transmission system.
As it stands now, wind generates about 1 percent of the nation's electricity.
On Monday, Salazar said ocean winds along the East Coast can generate 1 million megawatts of power, roughly the equivalent of 3,000 medium-sized coal-fired power plants, or nearly five times the number of coal plants now operating in the nation.
One wind power company official estimated it would take hundreds of thousands of windmills to harness that volume of energy.
Considering the opposition to a relatively small wind farm off Cape Cod, Mass., the chances of hundreds of thousands of turbines being installed off the East Coast seem remote.
And it's important to note that wind power isn't nearly as reliable as coal-fired power.
Comparing the energy-generating potential of coastal wind to the nation's coal-fired power industry might be useful in illustrating the resource that's available, but it's not particularly helpful in promoting the diverse energy portfolio the country needs.


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Price Range: USD $116.99 to $377.99
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All Season
Ultra High Performance
This new ultra-high performance all-season tire provides the optimum angle of attack resulting from Shark Fin bio-mechanics
The best performing Ultra High Performance tire in all-weather conditionsExcellent wet grip and resistance to hydroplaningSilica-based, high-grip tread compoundSmooth ride, even at high speeds
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Put these on to replace factory tires, been great. Put 100 miles a day on commute for work. Handle great and are quite, got a little noisier as time went by but never that bad compared to stock tires. Great traction and handling at speed, get a little loose in heavy rain(heavy downpours), but in normal wet driving are excellent. Putting new set on now, 37K not to bad for 50 K tire, probably would have got more life out of them with regular rotation
Size: 215/40R18
Vehicle: 2013 Hyundai Veloster 3 Dr Hatchback Turbo with 59533 KM of Tire Wear
made this review on 11/4/2016 and is a
Confident, Experienced Driver
Best tire I have purchased. Far better than the Pirelli Scorpions that were more expensive. Excellent in snow, wet weather and impressive treadwear. HIGHLY recommend this tire for any vehicle! Phenomenal tire!
Size: 235/55R17
Vehicle: 2008 BMW X3 4 Dr Sport Utility 3.0si with 482700000 KM of Tire Wear
made this review on 5/20/2016 and is a
Confident, Experienced Driver
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It is 9 am and traffic is crawling on the 101 freeway…and on the 405, and on the 118. Sunshine pours through the windshield, turning your mind to thoughts of walking through the Santa Monica Mountains and biking down to the beach. Minutes are ticking by, marked only by the occasional horn honking loudly behind you. As for the gas you put in the car earlier? It is working its way towards "E."
There is a way to reduce your fossil fuels consumption and make daily commutes enjoyable: bicycling. And a new organization is here to help make biking in Los Angeles easier.
If you are new to biking or if the thought of peddling down crowded LA streets intimidates you, Sustainable Streets offers free safety courses to help ease your transition into biking. Courses are available in Burbank, West Hollywood, and along the beach in Santa Monica. Classes start with four hours in the classroom, followed by one hour on a simulated road, and then almost five hours of actual street riding. Simulated road, designed by city engineers and painted by city painting crews, give apprehensive riders an opportunity to practice real-word riding without fear.
Sustainable Streets' goal is to build knowledge and confidence in biking to reduce miles spent behind the wheel. Why is it important? Bicycling has the potential to reduce traffic congestion, lower noise levels, and reduce airborne pollutants. Replacing driving to work or quick trips to the grocery store with bicycling is a fun way to live a healthy and environmentally-sustainable lifestyle.
Ron Durgan, President of Sustainable Streets, has dedicated countless hours to creating a program which will change the assumption that living in Los Angeles requires a car. Don't think it is possible? Ron hasn't owned a car in 16 years. He instead uses a combination of zip cars, public transit, and his bicycle to transverse Los Angeles. During the workweek his commute starts in Beverly Hills and ends in Santa Monica. He makes the trip with his bike and a little help from the subway.
Sierra Club Green Home encourages you to look into bicycling and see if it will work for you. Hop out from behind the wheel! A much more enjoyable commute awaits you.
For related articles, see:
Rent a Free Bike and Cycle Your Carbon Footprint Away
Spinlister: Peer-to-Peer Bicycle Rental Startup


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Aapno Rajasthan Elephant Shaped Carved Stone Candle Stand
Sold By Partner
Material: Sand Stone
Color: Brown
Candle Stand Height: 4 inches (10 cm), Length: 3 inches (8 cm), Width: 3 inches (8 cm)
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- Material Sandstone
Short Description
* Color: Brown
* Candle Stand Height: 4 inches (10 cm), Length: 3 inches (8 cm), Width: 3 inches (8 cm)
* Quantity: 1 Piece (Candle Stand)
Brand information
Aapno Rajasthan - Rajasthani Flavors at your Doorstep!Aapno Rajasthan is a tribute to the rich cultural heritage and tradition of the many layered state of Rajasthan. The brand was established in 1998 and is an endeavor of Aashi Gifts which aims at showcasing the best of Rajasthani handicrafts across India. The brand offers a wide range of products such as apparel, marble items, photo frames, handicrafts, high value imitation jewelry, desk top items, fashion jewelry, jewelry boxes, rare handicrafts and more! Aapno Rajasthan aims at being an integral part of festivals and celebrations in the country through its diverse product line.
The brand also offers personalized products and extensively handcrafted gift items that are suitable for every occasion. Aapno Rajasthan stands firm on its commitment to quality and precision for each and every product. All products bear the stamp of fine craftsmanship and constant innovation and this is what has endeared it to a wide customer base today. Aapno Rajasthan is expanding its operations in recent times and is steadily emerging as a market leader in its segment!
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Oakley Flak Jacket XLJ Sunglasses
Oakley designed the FLAK JACKET Sunglasses for sports professionals and people who don't want to worry about their glasses once they are on. The semi-rimless design means there's no frame rim to block your downward view and the XLJ version offers extended lens coverage for larger faces or for those who prefer an expanded field of vision. The Flak Jacket's sleek look channels the style that is characteristically Oakley with the latest in optic technology.
Oakley has established itself over the last quarter century as a global icon in performance eyewear - continuing to create the most technologically advanced optic wear by pushing performance and innovation like the world-class athletes that wear their products. Kevin Van Dam, one of the most decorated pros in bass fishing history, has also recently signed on with Oakley, taking optical advancement into the fishing world.
The FLAK JACKET Sunglasses provide the ultimate in comfort with two interchangeable Unobtanium nose pads to provide the perfect fit. The Unobtanium components (Earsocks and Nosepads) actually increase grip with perspiration, while the O Matter Frames in every pair of FLACK JACKET Sunglasses provide lightweight stress-resistant durability. These features combine to form the Oakley Three-Point Fit that holds lenses in precise optical alignment and offers all-day comfort.
Oakley's Polarization Technology surpasses industry standards for clarity, performance and durability - eliminating the blinding rays of glare with the greater than 99% efficiency. All Oakley lenses are also made of lightweight Plutonite Material that inherently blocks 100% of all UVA, UVB, UVC and harmful blue light. Both the Polarization and Plutonite technologies are actually formulated into the lens construction – not a thin layer that scratches off like most lenses on the market. Lenses include Oakley's proprietary smudge-proof Hydrophobic Coating which repels water, oil, perspiration and dust – making cleaning your lenses a breeze.
The O Matter frames and Oakley lenses also provide unrivaled protection against high-velocity and high-mass impact – exceeding the standards of impact tests established by the American National Standards Institute.
Black Iridium Polarized Lens - designed for extremely bright light. Comfortable lens tint that offers truer color perception. Features Iridium lens coating for maximized glare reduction and balanced light.
Titanium Iridium Polarized Lens - KVD's favorite lens color for fishing. Designed for medium to bright light, the lenses offer high-contrast, glare-cutting performance with a highly reflective Iridium coating.
Amber Polarized Lens - Designed for flat to medium light. High contrast design cuts blinding glare while enhancing visual acuity. Excellent for shallow water fishing.
Please note:
Black Iridium Polaraized Model features Gloss Black Frames
Titanium Iridium Polarized Model features Jet Black Frames with bright Red Ear Socks - KVD's Signature Style
Amber Polarized Model features Matte Black Frames
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Customer Reviews
Comments: I have the KVD version with grey lenses. Nice frame and sporty glass, but that is also key here: SPORT!. Lens quality is fine for polycarbonate, but in no way glass standard, and for fishing it's all about fishing. I use mine for running and purchased something better suited for fishing too. Lens is also a bit dark grey and does not enhance contrast like a copper tint will do for you. Nice for sports. No comparison to real high-end glass and not the best for fishing. Price however is premium :)
From: Stephen: Denmark
Comments: These sun-glasses have got to be the best sun-glass purchase I have ever made. They don't move at all going at high speeds on bass boats, even bending over getting fish out of the water, no worries about them falling off. One of the best things for a guy like me, you can get prescription lenses for them no problem! You get what you pay for! And these things are amazing!
From: Ontario, Canada
Comments: I love these glasses! I have had a pair of them for 2 years and they have held up very well. The great thing about them is the fact that you can change lenses easily.
From: Bill: Flatwoods, KY


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SHOCKWAVE® Portable Radio
Details http://shop.panasonic.com/support-only/RF-SW70.html
SHOCKWAVE® Portable Radio, Blue & Silver
SpecificationsExpand All
- Floating Construction No
- Side Rubber Protector No
Water ResistantYes
- AM Frequency Step 9kHz/10kHz
- Direction Switch No
- Anti-rolling Mechanism No
- FF and Rewind No
- Large Animation Display No
- Lap Function 3 intervals (1, 5, 10 minutes)
- Battery Checker Yes
- SHOCKWAVE® Headphones Lightweight
- SHOCKWAVE Hand Grip No
- Tuner Digital Synthesizer
- Weight (without batteries) 2.6 oz
- Memory Preset (Stations) 20 (10 FM/10 AM)
Auto Reverse PlaybackNo
- Lock System No
- Continuous Play Time Up to 25 hours (1 AAA battery)
- Flexible 4-way Power Supply No
- Built-in Center Speaker No
- Auto Tuning No
- Preset EQ No
- Flexible 3-way Power Supply No
Shockwave Tough Body DesignNo
- Jog Control Power/band, tuning mode, XBS, FM reception & Lap selector
Sound VirtualizerNo
- Key-hold System No
- Multi-informational, Large LCD Digital Readout Yes
- Wearable 2-band PLL Stereo Receiver Yes
- Dimensions (H x W x D) 39/16'' x 21/2'' x 13/16''
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- Email Contact - For email inquiries, send them to firstname.lastname@example.com, you will receive a response within 24-48 hours.
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- Service Request - If you need a product repaired and is NOT a TV, Microwave, Vacuum, or Massage Chair, you can use our Online Repair Request. There, you will be able to get a repair estimate, pay online, and track the repair status.
- Panasonic Community - Join our Community and participate in Discussions where you can learn more about our Products. You will also be able to get advice from other members and Product Experts, as well as documents, FAQ's, tutorials, and updates.
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Women's Jeans
Life's too short to buy bad jeans, so we've got the straight, skinny and sustainable styles your denim dreams are made of. Stock up on mom jeans and raw denim from Cheap Monday and Monki.
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