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Edinburgh claimed a narrow 24-23 victory over Connacht in a PRO12 encounter at the Sportsground in Galway on Saturday.
Edinburgh claimed a narrow 24-23 victory over Connacht in a PRO12 encounter at the Sportsground in Galway on Saturday.
Despite the chilly conditions, it didn't take long for the match to warm up on the field as the visitors raced into an early lead after five minutes with a try from the league's leading try-scorer Tim Visser.
The prolific winger hacked a loose ball upfield and sprinted clear of the covering defenders to score the game's opening try, which captain Greig Laidlaw converted.
The home side responded quickly though and, after getting into opposition territory, the forwards worked hard to engineer an opportunity from an attacking line-out and Willie Faloon touched down.
Former Scotland fly-half Dan Parks added the conversion against his countrymen to level the scores and he and Laidlaw exchanged penalties as the half wore on and the initiative swung back and forth.
Edinburgh had the better of the possession and territory though and they eventually broke down the Connacht defence for a second time when Laidlaw's chip over the top was gathered in and touched down by centre Matt Scott.
Laidlaw was on target again with the conversion but Parks slotted over a late penalty to cut the deficit to just four points and keep the hosts within touching distance at the interval.
Parks reduced the arrears again to a solitary point just before the hour mark but that sparked last season's Heineken Cup semi-finalists into action again and, after a good break from David Denton, Stuart McInally coasted over to score.
Connacht refused to give in though and they pulled to within one point of Edinburgh once more when they sucked men in on the right-hand side of the field before getting the ball wide for South African centre Danie Poolman to cross the whitewash.
And the hosts looked like snatching the win in the dying stages put Parks missed with a late drop goal and Edinburgh held on to continue their recovery from some poor early season form with a second successive victory.
The scorers:
For Connacht:
Tries: Kearney, Poolman
Pen: Parks 3
Con: Parks 2
For Edinburgh:
Tries: Visser, Scott, McInally
Con: Laidlaw 3
Pen: Laidlaw
Connacht: 15 Robbie Henshaw, 14 Tiernan O'Halloran, 13 Danie Poolman, 12 Dave McSharry,11 Gavin Duffy (capt), 10 Dan Parks, 9 Kieran Marmion, 8 Eoin McKeon, 7 Willie Faloon, 6 Johnny O'Connor, 5 Andrew Browne, 4 Mick Kearney, 3 Ronan Loughney, 2 Jason Harris-Wright, 1 Brett Wilkinson.
Replacements: 16 Adrian Flavin, 17 Denis Buckley, 18 JP Cooney, 19 Danny Qualter, 20 Dave Gannon, 21 Paul O'Donohoe, 22 Miah Nikora, 23 Fetu'u Vainikolo.
Edinburgh: 15 Greig Tonks, 14 Tom Brown, 13 Nick De Luca, 12 Matt Scott, 11 Tim Visser, 10 Greig Laidlaw (c), 9 Richie Rees, 8 Stuart McInally, 7 Roddy Grant, 6 David Denton, 5 Sean Cox, 4 Perry Parker, 3 Willem Nel, 2 Andy Titterrell, 1 Allan Jacobsen.
Replacements: 16 Alun Walker, 17 John Yapp, 18 Lewis Niven, 19 Robert McAlpine, 20 Izak van der Westhuizen, 21 Chris Leck, 22 Gregor Hunter, 23 Dougie Fife.
Referee: Marius Mitrea (Italy)
Assistant referees: Leo Colgan (Ireland), Eddie Hogan-O'Connell (Ireland)
Television match official: Jude Quinn (Ireland)
Assessor: Jack Young (Ireland)


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Sounds good!Me Grimlock wrote:I am interested, and thinking of possible concepts.
I am also new to 3rd edition so I will have to work at it a bit to get my concept fully written down. I will post it and slowly add powers/benefits/etc... hope that is okay.
Cool.bi0philia wrote:interested, here's a placeholder post
Not bad.speeddemon wrote:A two bit magician who's barely able to make enough to make ends meet loses even more popularity when the world becomes more interested in the people who can actually defy the laws of physics, versus the minor tricks of slight of hand hacks like him. In order to stir up buisness he tries to preform a death defying stunt, that he isin't prepared for. It goes wrong along the way and just when everyone (including himself) thinks he's about to die, he feels a surge of power within him and he makes hand signs and speaks words he never knew before. Suddenly he is saved and the crowd is amazed at what appears to have been an even more incredible magic trick than advertised. He knows the truth though. On that day he joined the rank of the meta-humans and gained the ability to preform REAL magic (or at least magic like abilities). He is still unsure of his place in the world, but has tentativly created a costume for himself and started fighting crime as Magus. He still preforms tricks for money, and so far hasn't consciously used his powers to improve his tricks, feeling it would give him an unfair advantage over the other magicians who worked to get where they are.
So are you thinking a grab bag array? I tend to make encounters based on what my heroes can do. So, if you have a power that's accepted, you'll most likely need it for a situation you're in. I ask that my heroes don't step on other heroes toes. Mystics tend to be the jack of all trades types, supporting others. Nothing wrong with that!speeddemon wrote:This is just a rough outline but it was a concept that I thought might be neat. As for powers I know he would have some form of concealment, disguise self, intangibility, and create object. I don't think those powers would break the game, but they do tend to trivialize some obstacles so I thought I'd mention them. What do you think?
You don't need all the powers. You can save some spells for extra effort. If that's what you're worried about. Also, two arrays? I'll guess I'll have to wait and see before I pass judgment.speeddemon wrote:Hmm, I'm thinking of giving him a group teleport spell if he's going to support, as that can help all the characters arrive at the same time
I'm not going to pass judgment until I see a background, but this doesn't look heroic at first glance. You have Expertise (Technology) and Technology, I think you can safely drop the Expertise version. I will not comment on the powers until i get story. Also it would be helpful if you put some totals down.XeroKhan wrote:Any feedback on the stats is appreciated.
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Skip to comments.Major Post Election Events Are About To Change Americans' Lives Forever.
Posted on 11/12/2012 6:29:59 PM PST by entropy12
The Financial Markets Have Yet To Begin Factoring In What Lies Ahead
The stock market may have found a temporary bottom as investors try to step away from the election and focus on the economy. The problem is that despite the election being over, the two dynamics are more interdependent now than they were before the Obama wins.
The really big picture is that daily life and the financial markets are now becoming one single entity. The days where markets were focused on factoring in the future are now past, at least for now. And making matters worse, we don't see any evidence that the market has quite caught up to reality fully yet.
What few seem to understand is that the United States is now a truly divided country. Republicans are not happy about the outcome of the election. They aren't sure why they lost, but they know that they lost because of something that they did. The question is whether they want to change their ways or dig in further while they try to convert larger numbers into joining their ranks, or whether they want to explore totally different avenues of adjusting to the new reality of their lives, higher taxes, government mandates, and a centrally run economy.
Interestingly, few Democrats are truly giddy. They won the election. But now they truly hold the country's future in their hands. A large portion of the public truly believes that Democrat policies will right the ship. They might. And yet they might not. So now it's all real. The pressure is really on. The Democrats are on their own. Few Republicans will help them. The divisions will widen.
(Excerpt) Read more at decisionpoint.com ...
This no time to give up our conservative beliefs. Obamanomics will not improve the economy unless he follows in Clinton's steps. He won't, he is much more of an ideologue. Although for political savvy's sake which wins elections, republicans must avoid dumb statements, such as made my Todd Akin and Richard Mourdock. Those 2 were likely republican senate seats which are now democrat. We need to win elections if this country can be turned around. As the ABBA group sings, "Winner take all, loser must fall".
They will blame Bush. The question is, will the same Obama voting idiots fall for it still? Ah, YEAH!
They will blame Bush. They will blame Republicans. They will blame Racism. They will blame greedy Corporations and ricch people.
Nothing will change.
They will never blame themselves.
They will always, of course blame Bush & republicans for all their failures. That is a given.
However after 8 years of economic and moral funk, a large sliver (5-10%) of the electorate might see the light. Otherwise we have gone beyond point of no return. In 2016 with another democrat president and congress we will have become Greece.
The pain and suffering Greeks are experiencing right now should be publicized front and center so the masses can learn something.
We're in the rip-roaring "Obama recovery" and not able to break under the trillion a year deficit barrier.
This isn't going to end well.....
Make the destinction Republican v Conservative. Conservatives are not wondering what happened. They do not question it and they do NOT think they did anything wrong. If you don't remember this, search Mark Levin, for starters.
Even O'Fielly had a piece on this mid-show today re: traditional Americans.
Republicans are John Boehner, Newt, and verious handwringers claiming shock or capitulationg. We are watching a major cover up about Benghazi while listening to people (or turning them off) state Hillary should go next for pres, not to a congressional hearing to explain her involvement.
Conservatives are not doing this. They are going to the Constitution which is all and only what these aforementioned people are sworn to uphold and their cynicism and secret agendae don't count, as much as expectations are lowered.they have sworn to GOd to protect and defend this country for people to be free to worship Him and they are accountable. And that's where to go when the money runs out, as it is not a document which depends on materialism (that's Marxism).
When you can get elected by having the federal government give out free cell phones with your name attached, and expand food stamp recipients by 65%, it doesn't matter what happens in the real world. The candidate with the best handouts in the last 6 months gets elected. If this were high school (aiming high here) handing out treats to everyone on election day would get you elected. Welcome to Obama's Amerikka.
True Conservatives are never the problem. The problem is democrats are in power 1) Presidency 2) Senate. What percentage of House are true conservatives? My wild guess is 25% at the most.
In real life, people in power have all the power. Election losers have zero power to change anything. As the lefties expand their numbers among the elected, things will get worse, not better.
So what is this writers path to change our path. No "taker" group is going
to give up anything. And politicians know that. Add in a divided gov and
it will not change. The Gov keeps kicking the can down the road. The road
is about to run out.
I wish I could share his optimism, but the facts don't support it.
Since these DC hacks are unwilling or incapable of dealing with the tough
Choices, the only outcome left is a collapse.
hopefully, thru due diligence, we can win at local and state levels...its our ONLY hope....
Just saying, there is a distinction between conservatives and republicans and it should be kept when reading this article.
The Republicans and all conservatives must start campaigning now for the 2016 elections. The Democrats already are. Start rubbing in every failure, every frustration, every scandal, and be relentless. Buy the ad time and be relentless every year. Follow the Dem's own Alinsky rules and constantly portray them as inhuman, cartoonish characters who are to blame for everything, and deserve everyone's scorn. Sound harsh? The Dem's have been doing it for years.
What you described is exactly what happened in Greece. SO long as there are lenders to lend you money, handouts get expanded. But the bubble can only grow so big. It explodes every time.
The pain and suffering in Greece right now is what we have to look forward to unless things change.
Watch The Economic Presentation in 8 Parts here:
The write has no cure. The ONLY cure can only come from Americans. But before that happens, unfortunately we might have to experience Greece like conditions first. Spain is on track to follow Greece. Italy will follow Spain. France will follow Italy.
In the meanwhile, the formerly socialist countries of Eastern Europe, Russia, China, India, Brazil, etc have made a turn towards capitalism.
Time will not stop the Dems from blaming Bush. The only thing that will? Explaining to people that liberalism, not bushism, got us into this mess.
The longer the lie is allowed to stand, and not be challenged, the stronger it will become. This economy will be blamed on Bush til someone challenges it.
And thanks to Rove for allowing the Bush name to be trashed from 2001 thru 2008, no one will touch it now. Of course, this is Bush' fault too, all that new tone stuff.
I find this entire fiasco of an election, a pseudo-president for the past 4 years, elected representatives who do nothing more than guarantee their own retirement/health benefits to be full of sh*t.
NOTHING but more cr*p from politicians.
Where ARE our leaders?
WHAT is being done?
Rhetoric and more rhetoric...
what is rather ironic is those phones are BUSH phones.
The GOP in the House should step aside and give Obama his entire economic agenda. Let the tax cuts expire and watch the chips fall where they may.
The voters wanted this socialistic mess. They are clamoring for the government to take charge of their lives. So, let`s give it to them... all of it.
Highly recommended. I watched the whole thing last night. You can also get it straight from Youtube.
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Who can forget Pelosi holding her news conferences on Fridays after the monthly unemployment numbers are released and with great indignation talk about the continuing high unemployment and misery in the country and what few jobs are created are hamburger flipper jobs. Of course, unemployment was at 4.5%.
The democrats do it with a straight face and with the help of the media. They are patient, it took 6 years of constant attacks on Bush, but they finally succeeded. They are relentless, humorless and are on a mission and nothing stops them.
Republicans can't wait to either say nothing or make small talk and mention how the democrat politicians are really warm once you get to know them.
I'm certain the democrats talk amongst themselves how the republicans never catch on.
That may turn out to be the only smart strategy by GOP. Better to endure pain for 4 years than 8 or 16 years or more.
How do you challenge the folly of the left when MSM will not broadcast it? 90%+ of MSM critters are lefty liberals.
But there are ways to get in the face of MSM, it just takes big brass ones. Only Newt and Cain showed some of it, but both did not win primaries.
Unfortunately you are right. Wiemar Germany, Soviet Russia, Mao's China, Nehru's India, Peron's Argentina, etc etc all went through the pain and finally realized folly of socialism and have now made a turn towards capitalism.
We can't control the MSM, but we can control whether or not we fight hard or not. We largely have not in most elections. In those where we have, we win. History is crystal clear on that.
BTW you'll like this:
-— the only outcome left is a collapse. -—
Yup. So how will that play out? I'll be watching Greece, Spain and Italy.
They can and they will to their groupies and the groupies will believe it.
If the Americans were smarter than the Greeks, the muslim would not be occupying the White House.
They are going to blame the obstructionist Republican House.
Crap, they blamed the Republicans all during the 1st 2 years when they had super majority and they couldn't even get all the Dems to vote for their crappy agenda.
How do you challenge the folly of the left when MSM will not broadcast it? 90%+ of MSM critters are lefty liberals.
Start one person at a time on your block, in your neighborhood, just be a good neighbor and work in a little refutation and information of the real facts as you go. Don't do it all at once. Pick an issue a week or so.
Sit down and make a list up of 250 names of people you know. Pick 25 to start with. Once they are on board, get them started too.
If this is going to be done, it will have to be at the grassroots level going up so that people are better informed.
If you have a few hours per month, run and become a precinct captain. You'll get to vote for GOP leadership and people will ask your opinion with respect to candidates.
Maybe write letters to your newspaper. Listen to Reagan's speeches - they have a great answere as to why the nanny state doesn't work, and all with a positive attitude.
The movie "Idiocracy" seems not so fictional now.
Post that every day. I watched all 8 yesterday and they each were more intense as they went on. Well worth the time. Smart lady gives a lot of good information about the financial cliff that we went off 30 years ago. We're just getting ready to splat like a bug on a windshield.
The movie Idiocracy seems not so fictional now.
Everday feels like a fictional nightmare to me. Trouble is it's real.
"If life for most Americans is not better in 2016, the tiger will devour the democrats in 2016, if not sooner in 2014."
I fear you are wrong, chum. The tiger will devour us all.
As long as we have voting machines, secret ballots and no paper trails, we will get whomever they choose.
Human nature says that the mob will first attack those who tried to tell it "No". Then it will turn on its masters.
Most human interactions are similar to what an average three year old does. Don't expect logic to trump emotion.
Try to change one person at a time. But be aware that making them recognize what is going on may provoke an angry reaction.
Most don't want to know.
Clinton had his feet held to the fire and passed welfare reform and cut capital gains rates. Demoncrats are running wildly in the opposite direction.
The choices then become either Greece or Argentina.
They won't. They never have. And they never will.
Conservatism is the only remedy, and the only remedy that has never been truly tried.
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Pamela Samuelson
University of California, Berkeley - School of Law
Minnesota Law Review, Forthcoming
UC Berkeley Public Law Research Paper No. 1535067
The Google Book Search (GBS) initiative once promised to test the bounds of fair use, as the company started scanning millions of in-copyright books from the collections of major research libraries. The initial goal of this scanning was to make indexes of the books' contents and to provide short snippets of book contents in response to pertinent search queries. The Authors Guild and five trade publishers sued Google in the fall of 2005 charging that this scanning activity was copyright infringement. Google defended by claiming fair use. Rather than litigating this important issue, however, the parties devised a radical plan to restructure the market for digital books, which was announced on October 28, 2008, by means of a class action settlement of the lawsuits. Approval of this settlement would give Google – and Google alone – a license to commercialize all out-of-print books and to make up to 20 per cent of their contents available in response to search queries (unless rights holders expressly forbade this).
This article discusses the glowingly optimistic predictions about the future of books in cyberspace promulgated by proponents of the GBS settlement and contrasts them with six categories of serious reservations that have emerged about the settlement. These more pessimistic views of GBS are reflected in the hundreds objections and numerous amicus curiae briefs filed with the court responsible for determining whether to approve the settlement. GBS poses risks for publishers, academic authors and libraries, professional writers, and readers as well as for competition and innovation in several markets and for the cultural ecology of knowledge. Serious concerns have also been expressed about the GBS settlement as an abuse of the class action process because it usurps legislative prerogatives. The article considers what might happen to the future of books in cyberspace if the GBS deal is not approved and recommends that regardless of whether the GBS settlement is approved, a consortium of research libraries ought to develop a digital database of books from their collections that would enhance access to books without posing the many risks to the public interest that the GBS deal has created
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The first of three open house's to celebrate the Smithsonian Institution's exhibit at the Museum of the San Rafael was held on June 5. Key Ingredients, the exhibit sponsored by the Utah Humanities Council, explores American by food.
Jan Petersen, museum director, welcomed everyone in attendance to view the exhibit which demonstrates how food and the innovations in its handling have played an immense role on the culture of America. The Museum of the San Rafael is the first stop on a six rural museum visit to Utah for the display. It will be in Castle Dale until June 27.
Annie Hatch, Mike Christensen and Judy Busk were on hand representing the Utah Humanitites Council. Hatch related a story about a sourdough starter which had been in her family for years, since her grandmother's time. Her mother cherished the starter and on special occasions, would make biscuits or pancakes using the starter. A house guest from Germany decided to do some cleaning for the family and cleaned out the refrigerator. The visitor threw away this "gooey looking stuff" and Hatch's mother cried for days. Some years later, the family discovered a cousin had a starter from the grandmother's starter and were able to replace the original starter that had been lost.
Hatch said, "Food is the one thing that connects all periods in history. It defines who we are as people and helps us to celebrate that history."
Busk told the group "These historical displays are some folks childhood. They remember the time from which these things were taken."
Christensen said, "Food is so much than sustenance, it says who we are and where we've come from."
The Huntington Mens Glee Club entertained the audience with four songs from the cowboy era, Home on the Range, Empty Saddles, Tumbling Tumbleweeds and Cool, Cool Water.
Kent Petersen said, "Concerning food in Emery County, probably the one that has had the biggest impact on Emery County is the beef industry. Emery County produces good beef." He went on to give a history of cattle drives in the United States and how those years effected the the cattle industry here in Emery County. He also told several stories of the young men who first brought cows onto this side of the mountain to spend the winters.
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Erin O'Keefe and Amy Milano are the kinds of proactive, idealistic young adults this country needs a few more of: They saw a challenge — in this case, the world record for slapping someone in the face with a slice of pizza — and said: "Challenge, get out of the way! Erin and Amy are here!" Then they slapped each other in the face with four slices of pizza a combined 174 times in 15 seconds, shattering the previous world record of 0 times in 0 seconds. Don't believe me? Well don't take my word for it: Ready, set, dough! [recordsetter.com via Eater]


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Advertisement A Good Match For: Fans of fast-moving action games like Devil May Cry and, well, the first Bayonetta.Not A Good Match For: Anyone looking for something relaxed to play, people who prefer games with a more subtle, low-key aesthetic. Advertisement Read our review.Watch it in action. Advertisement Purchase From: Amazon | Wal-Mart | Best Buy | Gamestop It's a dozen games in one and most of them are good. Nintendo Land is sort of the Wii U's version of Wii Sports, except that its games are more substantial and… not as simply, purely brilliant as the bowling and tennis in that famous Wii launch game.Half of Nintendo Land's diverse games are made to be played solo, three are multiplayer-only and three can be played solo or with friends. All 12 show different, interesting ways the Wii U GamePad can be used to control games. Advertisement A Good Match For: Nintendo buffs, since the game is presented as a Nintendo-themed theme park and reward players with all sort of Nintendo-themed unlockable décor. Nintendo Land also serves as a great instruction manual for the Wii U's features, too.Not a Good Match For: People who want one focused game (this ain't that) or one game as perfectly tuned for people of any age or type as Wii Sports tennis (Nintendo Land's Mario Chase comes closest). Advertisement Read our review.Watch it in action. Advertisement Purchase from: Amazon | Wal-Mart | Best Buy | GameStop Supposedly conceived while Mario and Donkey Kong creator Shigeru Miyamoto was thinking about gardening, the Pikmin games let players control an army of up to 100 little colorful creatures who behave like a cross between plants and ants. The game is played more or less from an overhead view.The playing field is a zoomed-in version of Earth where, to our titular characters' view, flowers might as well be trees. 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Pikmin 3 bumps Assassin's Creed III, Rayman Legends replaces Trine 2: Director's Cut, The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker HD take the spot once held by Mighty Switch Force: Hyper Drive Edition and The Wonderful 101 muscles out Call of Duty: Black Ops 2. Advertisement Advertisement 04/18/13: Slowly but surely, the Wii U's software library is getting stronger. Games like Lego City Undercover and Runner 2—both new additions to this Bests list—offer up fun and clever experiences for Nintendo's newest home console. Give 'em a warm welcome, won't you? Want more of the best games on each system? 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|All 911calls come into the Emery County dispatch. Deputy Robert Riley works in the dispatch center.
Commissioner Drew Sitterud reported in commission meeting that the county has been awarded $124,000 to update the emergency 911 system in the county. The cost of upgrading will be approximately $214,000 and $84,000 will come from the county. The county funds are collected by Emery Telcom on the monthly phone bills of all county residents. Commissioner Sitterud said, "Bret Mills and Liet. Bill Downard worked on writing the grant. We attended the meeting in Salt Lake where the grant proposals were discussed. We were one of the only counties who sent representation to this meeting. We sat through many lengthy proposals, but we came away with the money.
"Sheriff Lamar Guymon was there to answer questions from the committee and this worked to our advantage. The grant was well written. Emery County currently has the oldest system in the state. We will begin immediately to start the process of updating. Bret will order the new equipment. I think they moved forward on our grant because of the age of our system. The new system will be able to locate cell phone users," said Sitterud.
Sheriff Guymon said with the new system when a call comes into 911 from a house, a dot on the map will appear showing where the house is. Special information could also come up regarding any special medical conditions of those in that household, history of domestic violence and other pertinent information. "These needed upgrades will help the system, but our 911 system will still be old and we are working on more grants to upgrade the system even further," said Sheriff Guymon.
There will also be enough funds available next quarter to pay for the five year maintenance agreement for the equipment.
The Emery County Commissioners passed a resolution to create a board for the Museum of the San Rafael. This board will consist of nine members, serving four year terms. To begin with four of the members will only serve two years so as to create a revolving board, where all members terms do not end at the same time. Commissioner Sitterud recommended making Dickson Peacock a lifetime nonvoting member of the museum board due to his many years of service to the museum. The commissioners approved the board and the appointment of Peacock.
The county has the need to form a boundary commission to review a protest on an annexation proposal submitted by Ferron City. The committee will be formed from two elected officials, two members of the COG, organization which includes all of the city mayors and also three other appointed members. A letter will be sent to Ferron City requesting a copy of the annexation plan which will give guidance to the boundary commission. The boundary commission will review the annexation proposal and will make recommendations to the city involved. Commissioner Gary Kofford will serve on the commission and Steve Barton, county treasurer. A special meeting of COG will have to be called to appoint two people from that body and the other three members. The commission needs to be in place in 30 days.
Bids were opened on two parcels of property that the county owns and wishes to dispose of, the property was advertised and bids received. One parcel in Cleveland was awarded to Kaleb Sitterud for a bid of $400. The Lawrence property was awarded to Paul Gilbert for $501.
Gaylee Jeffs and Danette Waite reported to the Emery County Commission that the Emery County booth had been awarded, Best Representation of County at the Utah State Fair. They presented a plaque and a ribbon to the commission for display in the trophy case. The commissioners made a special motion to thank Gaylee Jeffs, Danette Waite, Margaret Keller, Michelle Scovill, Nancy Jensen and Shannon Hiatt for their work with the county fair and the county booth at the state fair.
The commissioners ratified an amendment to the personnel policy that allows for insurance benefits for married employees.
The commission approved the circuit breaker, veteran, blind and other abatements with one exception. There was a question on one of the low income abatements and the person will be contacted and a meeting set up.
An abatement for an ambulance write-off was postponed until the person has a resolution with the insurance company. If it is still needed at that time, then the county will look at it again.
The commission approved the closing of the board of equalization for the 2005 property taxes. The commission approved a partial payment of the new carpet for the Museum of the San Rafael.
In personnel matters, Marilyn Olsen and Natalie Gardner were approved for their six month increase. Personnel Director, Mary Huntington was given the OK to begin advertising for an equipment operator for the road department and a part time librarian for the Huntington library.
Commissioner Kofford reported that 55 riders attended the Arapeen ATV Jamboree with 50 riders from outside the state of Utah. Thirty local people acted as guides for the third annual event held in Ferron and the surrounding area.
Commissioner Hatch commended Carol Cox for her work on the commission meeting minutes which she prepares after each commission meeting.
Commissioner Sitterud reported that Sally Wisely, Utah BLM director, is moving into the Colorado BLM director position and a farewell party will be held for her on Sept. 27 in Salt Lake. She might also attend the Wedge Bike festival on Sept. 24. He said he attended the Miss Melon Days pageant and six talented girls performed. He hopes they all try out for the Miss Emery pageant next July.
The commissioners were all going to attend the open house for the San Rafael Research business which has just opened in Huntington. Commissioner Sitterud said the county's portable bleachers were used at the football game at San Rafael Junior High and the parade and demolition derby in Ferron. Commissioner Sitterud said the state parks people are meeting with the committee formed to look at ideas for integrating the state parks and the communities.
Commissioner Hatch reported he had met with the joint highway committee concerning the money for the Moore cut-off road. They will be meeting again with the committee where they will tell the county how the available money can be accessed. The money for phase two of the project is already available and the bids have been let and will be opened Sept. 20. There were five interested bidders on the project which comes off I-70 and moves back across the cut-off road. This project will begin this winter and continue through next spring, depending on weather conditions.
Commissioner Hatch reported the travel bureau had met and discussed websites. He also attended the regional meeting for the Workforce Services. They are interested in moving ahead with the energy center and they are still looking for supporters for the project.
Commissioner Kofford said the heritage group has been working on the restoration project at the Swinging Bridge. Commissioner Hatch said they are still working on the Muddy Bridge kiosk where information regarding the history of the bridge will be placed.
Shannon Hiatt spoke to the commissioners regarding the fair. He thanked those involved with the success of the fair and the many volunteers who helped. He said for next year he would like to work on promotion of the fair concert to a wider audience. He might look to the Emery County travel bureau to help promote it.
Commissioner Hatch said they have received many good positive comments on the fair and they appreciate the recreation district for taking on the fair. Commissioner Hatch said he was impressed with the local emphasis on providing entertainment and activities for the local county people. Hiatt said he appreciated the promotion of the fair in the Emery County Progress newspaper and their help in getting the word out about the events.
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Teasing Out Issues of Race and Religion
It's a mixed bag when somebody verbalizes what others dare not express. There's always one loud-mouth that says something that makes people around him feel completely uncomfortable, even if he's saying something that is at the back of others' minds.
From David Kirkpatrick's "Abortion Issues Again Dividing Catholic Votes" in this morning's online edition of The New York Times:
"One parishioner ruled out voting for Mr. Obama explicitly because he is black. "Are they going to make it the Black House?" Ray McCormick asked, to embarrassed hushing from a half dozen others gathered around the rectory kitchen. (Five of the six, all lifelong Democrats who supported Mrs. Clinton in the primary, said they now lean toward Mr. McCain.)"
Unfortunately, I hear some of the people (loved ones included) from my home when I read this statement. I just have to wonder if some Catholic voters aren't using the Vatican's stances on abortion and homosexuality as a pretext, a protective shield for their prejudices. And this gets conflated in reporting about Catholic and Evangelical voters and the issues that will determine these voters' decisions in the booth.
For one, I'd like to thank the man for articulating a sentiment — racially discriminatory though it may be — to a reporter, in public. I may have cringed, but it needed to be said — in a parish rectory, no less. And thank you to Mr. Kirkpatrick for diligently teasing out the lingering mindset of racial discrimination from social issues girded by one's faith.
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Ugh. . . the dreaded family portrait. The matching outfits, corny poses, fake smiles, and the ongoing phrase, "Are we done yet?" springs to mind.
Could it really be worse than school picture day? Quite possibly. . .
Though it is rare for me to enjoy taking a family photo, my dad and his sisters very much enjoy striking a pose in front of the camera to create an entertaining greeting card for their friends.
This past year was their best card yet. Being that my dad is dentist, he decided to pose as himself along with his youngest sister as the hygienist and his oldest sister as the patient.
Now it's your turn to get creative and fill in the blanks! Write your Captions in the Comments.
NOTE: For safety purposes, all appliances are off.
- Carly M., Stacks Blogger


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Canyon View Junior High will be missing two familiar faces next fall when the students return. Librarian Shirley Baltzer and Coach Bill Wright are retiring. Baltzer has been the librarian at the school for 26 years. Coach Wright has taught English at the school and coached boys and girls basketball, wrestling, football and volleyball over the years. He has taught for 33 years, most of which he spent at Canyon View Junior High.
A going away social was held in their honor at Canyon View Junior High. Many friends and fellow teachers stopped by to wish them well in their retirement. They were presented with gifts. Shirley and Tom Baltzer who retired as principal from Huntington Elementary will be heading south to be closer to their children. Coach Wright lives in Price and plans to spend more time with his grandchildren.


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By GARY ARRINGTONSports writer
The Delta Rabbits won the just completed 3-A state wrestling tournament at Utah Valley University in Orem. Delta scored 342.5 points to easily outdistance the Wasatch Wasps for the title. Delta took home five individual titles in winning the title. Hurricane took three individual titles, Wasatch grabbed two and Ben Lomond, Carbon, Morgan and Cedar City all had one individual champion.
For Emery High School, Cort Jensen at 140 pounds and Clay Collard at 160 pounds both placed at the tournament. Both Emery wrestlers finished sixth in their respective weight divisions.
Jensen defeated Bryce Provost of Wasatch in his opening match in a 12-6 decision. Jensen then defeated Kevin Webb of Desert Hills in a 7-6 decision. Jensen then lost to Christian Hatch of Delta and Kade Dalton of Delta before meeting Webb again in the battle for fifth and sixth and losing this time.
Collard defeated Brock Garn of Juan Diego before losing an overtime match to Randon Prochnow of Morgan. Collard then defeated Aaron Reeves of Canyon View and Mitchell Welch of Ben Lomond before losing to Tayler Skinner of Bear River and Chris Horton of Wasatch.
Spencer Fehlberg, at 112 pounds, lost his opening match to Brandon Woolstenhulme of Park City. Fehlberg then defeated Tanner Vanvalkenberg of Bear River before losing to Will Baldwin of Hurricane.
Keith Bird, at 140 pounds, lost to Cole Hunt of Carbon in his opening match. Bird then defeated Devon Maddux of Park City before losing to Chris Lucky of Cedar City.
Chet Funk, at 152 pounds, lost his opening match to Teddy Hackford of Wasatch. Funk then defeated John Rolfe of Bear River before losing to Logan Hutchings of Richfield.
Jace Guymon, also at 152 pounds, lost his opening match to Alex Hamblin of Union in overtime. Guymon then defeated Bryce McClure of Bear River before losing to Justin Christensen of Delta.


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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
The Utah Mine Safety Commission held their first meeting in Emery County on Sept. 25. The commissioners met at the Huntington Elementary. The commission is made up of Joe Piccolo, Hilary Gordon, Kay McIff, Dennis O'Dell, Scott Matheson Jr. , Jake Garn, Mike Dmitrich, John Baza and David Litvin. Scott Matheson Jr. is the chairman of the group formed by Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr. in the wake of the Crandall Canyon Mine disaster.
Matheson explained the purpose of the group to those present. Gov. Huntsman assembled the mine commission for the purpose of investigating the state's role in mine safety accident response. They are not conducting an investigation of what happened at Crandall Canyon mine. Their focus is to make a recommendation on the state's role in mine safety and questions consistent with that. The governor wanted the commission to hold public hearings to give members of the public the forum to have input and make a contribution to the communities to make things better here. The commission is here to listen and learn.
The commission arranged for coal mine operators to comment regarding coal mine safety and accident response.
Matheson said in their first meeting which was held at the Western Energy Training Center in Price they heard from various representatives on what the state's role has been in the past. They also heard from MSHA representatives who told their role and about their investigation of the mine disaster.
Ray Bridge is the safety manager from Arch Coal, Dugout mine. He said Arch Coal is the second largest coal producer in the nation. They have a total reserve of 3.7 billion tons of coal. Their coal is 100 percent low sulphur. They meet 7 percent of the fuel needs for electricity in the United States. Arch Coal is a leader in safety. They operate Powder River Basin, Coal Creek, Skyline, Dugout, SUFCO and West Elk. Skyline is a longwall operation with one continuous miner section and produces 3 million tons annually. SUFCO in Salina Canyon is a long wall operation with two continuous miner sections for 8 million tons annually.
Bridge pointed out they received the Sentinels of Safety Award from MSHA which is a longstanding and prestigious award for going an entire year without a lost time injury. SUFCO has also received safety and an Earth Day award. Arch pays out 17.8 million in royalties to the state of Utah. Employees receive approximately $84,000 in annual wages and benefits. Employees at Arch have an average age of 42 years and 10 years of service. In addition to the miners employed, 350 truck drivers are employed hauling the coal produced by Arch.
Bridge said environmental health and safety is a core value for them and they work hard to be injury free. "Environmental Health and Safety is part of every decision we make," said Bridge.
Matheson asked Bridge his opinion on the MSHA inspection process. Bridge reported to date this year they have had 245 inspector days. There is literally an inspector every day and close to every day during the quarterly inspections. There have been 103 spot inspections which include inspections for methane, noise and dust inspections, roof control inspections, electrical inspections, diesel inspections, etc. They have 75 pieces of diesel equipment and each piece takes 30-45 minutes to examine. They have had three inspectors out of Pittsburgh and three from Price at the various inspections.
"If a miner feels there is a hazard they can call a hot line number and the incident will be thoroughly investigated. In my opinion MSHA does a very good job with inspections and I have been involved for many years," said Bridge.
Bridge stated in his opinion before when the state was involved in inspections there wasn't much substance to state inspections. He believes money should be put into education and training. MSHA used to do a better job of education, but now they are strictly enforcement.
Matheson asked Bridge if he was aware of the seismic monitoring with the University of Utah. "Are any of your mines part of that," asked Matheson.
Bridge replied all of the mines are tracked by the UofU. Longwall operations have seismic events on a weekly basis. It is designed to cave behind the longwall. The plot mechanic plots on a daily basis the path of the long wall. It shows pillar size and seismic events. Bridge said they are very active with monitoring seismic activity.
Bridge was asked what happens when an employee doesn't work safely. He responded they spent $2.2 million in safety programs. They send six people each week to Grand Junction for safety training and this rotates through all of the employees. They also have a no name, no blame program where they can get to the root of injuries. They don't terminate employees for unsafe practices, but rather work with them to make them a safe employee and aware of how their behavior affects others. Their bonus program also focuses on safety and not production. The commission requested Bridge put together a list for them containing all areas for which inspections occur.
Bridge said they have three safety employees that dedicate their time to MSHA inspectors and company inspectors. This ties those people up and he would like them to be able to interact more with employees to look for violations and concerns from the hourly employees. Bridge said equipment is safety checked every day.
Bridge said MSHA reviews rock plans and MSHA is tough and the mining company has to have everything lined up thoroughly and methodically why they do what they do and must be ready to back it up.
Bridge also pointed out there are variations within the same mine to the depth of cover.
The next presenter was Allen Childs, owner of Talon Resources. He said he is no longer working in a coal mine, but is now a small business owner in a mining related area. He employs 20 people. He said everyone is affected by the mining industry either directly or indirectly. It is an important industry. When things are going well, that's great, but when there is a hiccup it's prudent not to go on a witch hunt. "MSHA is not responsible for our safety. They are responsible for enforcing the existing regulations. There is room for improvement," said Childs.
Childs said with the current disaster he is afraid of the knee jerk reactions that can occur. After the Wilberg disaster he was hired at Genwal and they submitted a mine map and the plan was rejected because the lines on the map were different thicknesses. Don't get so afraid that you can't make responsible decisions. The industry is being affected. There are casualties in this disaster, don't let there be casualties in the regulatory area. We must be careful how we handle it.
Childs said there needs to be training and education. There are a lot of misconceptions and lack of education about the industry out in the general public. "We need to be proactive and recognize problems. We need to orchestrate and establish the best programs and implement them to make sure the employees are hearing it. How do you know they are getting trained? Employees need to know how it all works. They need to know about gravity. They need to know how a mine operates. They need site specific training as no mines are the same. We need to learn to communicate effectively with employees. Mines have their own cultures. Miners need to know of their rights. They need to be protected from discrimination. They have a right to training. They have a right to be informed and participate in legal proceedings. Coal mining is not a hobby, we employ people. We are responsible for them. It is a for profit organization. What areas of the mine are inexperienced miners allowed access to and at what point do they become experienced miners. Jobs should be based on training and experience.
"Supervisors are key to an operation, they can't be given enough training. They have a significant task ensuring the safety of those in their charge. Training should be site specific for new miner training," said Childs.
Childs was asked if he would support the use of the WETC as a site for a custom fit training for miners. Childs said if it was a program everyone would endorse he would support it, but he doesn't want to see any of the responsibility for safety training being taken from the operators. Operators need ownership, it can't be put together behind closed doors.
Dmitrich said he wants everyone involved. He sees every mine operator having a member on the advisory board which sets the curriculum.


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Second Investigation into Cancer Related Illnesses
among National Gallery of Australia Employees
Meeting No 2
Date: 14 November 2006
Venue: Boardroom
Tim Driscoll; Gary Foster; Darrel Lord; David Hermolin (CPSU); Cheikh Kone, (CPSU); Phil Johnstone (CFMEU); Sarah Robinson; Craig O'Sullivan; Melinda Carlisle; Alan Froud; Tony Rhynehart
1. Introductions and welcome
Alan Froud welcomed Cheikh Kone and Sarah Robinson (to replace Fiona Kemp) to their first meeting of the Steering Committee, and thanked Fiona Kemp for her participation to date.
2. Update on Stage 1: Review of Workplace and Work Processes
Tim Driscoll provided a summary of the methodology for the benefit of the new Steering Committee members, and also spoke to the paper he had presented to the Committee. The main points are:
(a) Progress to date
- there was no indication that the Gallery had any urgent issue that required immediate attention;
- the focus of the project, and the report, will be carcinogenic exposures. Other significant exposures (past or present) will be considered in the report, but not in detail;
- the research team had been informed of some specific instances of apparent exposure that had concerned people. These will all be taken account of when preparing the report. However, it appeared that not all of these were relevant to the current project, and the report would not consider in depth the non-carcinogenic incidents;
(b) Stage 1 report
- in order to provide a comprehensive report, it would be necessary to delay submission of the Stage 1 report until February 2007 (in lieu of the expected December 2006); the extra time was necessary as a result of the large amount of information that they had to examine and assess;
- the Steering Committee will be provided with a draft of the Stage 1 report in order to advise on errors of fact, however the investigation team will only amend the draft report if they believe it appropriate and necessary to do so – their independence will not be compromised;
- while the Stage 1 report will to a large extent be a stand-alone document, it will be modified, if necessary, during the conduct of Stage 2 to reflect new or emerging information;
- in order to demonstrate the layout and likely content of the report, the investigation team will develop out of session and circulate to the Committee an indicative Table of Contents;
Action: TD to develop draft Table of Contents and send to Steering Committee.
Consideration and sharing of Stage 1 report
It was agreed that the Stage 1 report would be released as follows:
- distributed to Steering Committee first week in February
- Committee meet to discuss draft
- draft (amended if necessary) circulated to all staff prior to all-staff meeting
- all-staff meeting around end of February / beginning of March.
(c) Provision of information to investigation team
Alan Froud raised the issue of how to ensure that the investigation team had been provided with all relevant reports, information and documentation. This was important because the Gallery was committed to full and open cooperation with the investigation, and did not want to inadvertently withhold relevant information. It was agreed that:
- the investigation team would provide to the Steering Committee for inclusion in the minutes, and publication on the web-site, a list of all the material provided by the Gallery; this would enable any interested person to ensure that any documentation of which they were aware had been provided to the investigation team; and
- the final report would also list all material provided by the Gallery;
Action: TD to develop list of all material provided by the Gallery and send to Steering Committee.
While the investigation team needed to finalise its discussions with concerned / interested persons as soon as possible, they were open to further approaches at any time. However, if the information is to be included in the Stage 1 report, it would need to be provided by mid-December.
(d) Site inspections
The investigation team would consider whether it was necessary to inspect the Hume site, or the Gallery's original sites in Fyshwick.
(e) List of OH&S questions
The investigation team will attempt to answer the list of questions prepared by Gallery staff in 2005. This is a potentially long process, as some of the questions are very broad, and go beyond the scope of the investigation. However they will attempt to provide reasonable responses in all cases.
Action: TD to respond to list of questions.
3. Update on Stage 2: Epidemiological analyses of cancer data
This stage requires approval from the state and territory cancer registries.
The investigation team has lodged applications with several of the registries. The University of Sydney ethics committee was due to meet on the day of the steering committee meeting (14th November). The SA ethics committee has requested additional information, and it is likely that other ethics committees will also request some clarification of particular points.
The team expects that it will not have a response from all registries until February at the earliest.
The Gallery will not commence collecting employee data (current and former staff) until the cancer registries have approved the investigation.
Action: TD and MC to assess availability of data.
Information sheet
The Steering Committee approved the information sheet.
Consent form
The Steering Committee noted a minor amendment was necessary. The consent form would not be distributed to staff until approval of the investigation by the various ethics committees, as other changes may be required.
Completion of the consent form would be voluntary, however it was important to achieve a large response rate. Confidentiality of those completing the form would be maintained. It was proposed that staff would be provided with a reply-paid envelope to enable them to return the completed form direct to the investigation team.
Volunteers would be included in the investigation.
Obtaining National Deaths Index Data
The Committee was informed that accessing data from the National Deaths Index could be a potentially useful means of comparing causes of death with the general community, and would supplement the information obtainable from matching with cancer registry data.
The Committee agreed that the investigating team should approach the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare to obtain access to data from the National Deaths Index.
4. Next meeting
The next meeting will take place in the first or second week in February, as per the schedule for considering the Stage 1 report.
Tony Rhynehart
28 November 2006


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Canada sweeps Universite de Sherbrooke in exhibition volleyballSHERBROOKE, Que. Canada's Full Time Training Centre team defeated the Universite de Sherbrooke Vert et Or 25-17, 25-8, 25-22 on Saturday night in a men's volleyball exhibition match.
Allan Meek of Sherwood Park, Alta., and Graham Vigrass of Calgary led the Canadian attack with 12 points each while Max Burt of Gander, N.L., added 11. The Canadians earned victories in their two matches this weekend. On Friday they took the Universite Laval Rouge et Or in four sets.
"Our offence and service game were much better than Friday," said Canada's head coach Vincent Pichette. "We wanted to adjust our offensive game and be stronger in the middle. These weekend matches allowed us to measure our progress. They were important matches for us."


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"I am a great believer in the individual's impact, and the individual's impact on the system, and to change the system." —Mary Ellen Iskenderian
CEO of the microfinance organization Women's World Banking, Mary Ellen Iskenderian has strongly defended the microfinance industry as it has undergone criticism in recent years. A tireless advocate of financial access, Iskenderian supports a variety of services beyond loans to encourage and empower women across the globe. Iskenderian developed her sense of global financial responsibility as senior manager at the World Bank and in various roles at ShoreCap International, Banco Caja Social, Corfinsura S.A., and the Infrastructure Development Finance Corporation.
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