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By HOLLY LYN CONKLINTulsa, Okla.
Dear Editor:
It is an outrage to me that the general population believes that drug addicts have no place here except prison. How tragic for mothers and children who lose a child or parent to drugs. As a successful, single mother of two I never thought I would be an addict. A journey I thought I would never take, but I did.
I hear stories of families who give up and it makes me so sad and even angry, how do they give up on someone they love? I have a brother who refused to give up on me. He searched for weeks to find a rehab that would work and finally found it. His diligence saved my life. He is my hero. Without him I would have surely ended up in prison or dead.
Rehabilitation works. Because of what happened to me he now helps others who refuse to give up. You can call him at 866-648-7609. He helps moms and dads and their children and even little sisters everywhere and he does it for free because he likes being my hero. He says I am his angel. Imagine that, an addict turned angel. Of course anything is possible....if you don't give up.
One would think that after too many robberies being photographed and so many unrecognizable photos taken during those robberies, owners of these establishments would smarten up and relocate their cameras to shoot straight on and not down from the ceilings. Smart robbers never look up.
They should also install camera decoys hidden at seven feet high on walls inside at the exit doors, photographing those that are exiting the business. It is here where they will get a clearer photograph of the thief exiting the business.
If they are going to the expense of installing a photo camera, they should add a few more dollars and buy a camera that is auto-telephoto for close up exposure.
The Creator of the universe, The Mighty God, The Everlasting Father, King of Kings, Lord of Lords, The Prince of Peace, Jesus came to our planet to reconcile mankind to himself and give us life more abundantly. Immediately the local government killed every child recently born in the same city in an attempt to murder him, but Jesus still lived.
When Jesus declared he was the Messiah promised by thousands of years of prophecy, his own people took up stones to kill him and sought from that hour how they might kill him, but Jesus still lived.
Jesus raised the dead, healed the sick, gave sight to the blind and gave the perfect law for mankind to live in peace and still his own people handed him over to the government and demanded that he be crucified, but Jesus still lived.
Jesus' church is full of sinners. Some betray him and others deny him, yet his church produces great saints and as promised spreads like a fire and why? Because Jesus still lives.
Modern humans do everything they can to eliminate him from public life. We make it embarrassing or illegal to pray to him or even mention his name. When his birthday comes we teach our children to "look for the coming of Santa. Santa is the one who knows if you're good or bad. Santa is the one who gives us gifts if we are good." We think it is harmless fun to center our children's faith on a lie and obscure the most awesome truth ever to come to mankind, Jesus lives...
In early November, an editorial calling for Donald Rumsfeld to be replaced as secretary of defense, showed up simultaneously in the Army Times, Navy Times, Air Force Times, and Marine Corps Times. Distributed to members of the U.S. armed forces throughout the world, these publications stated that President Bush must "face the hard bruising truth [that] Rumsfeld has lost credibility with the uniformed leadership, with the troops, with Congress, and with the public at large."
Only days earlier, Pres. Bush stated that he wanted both Rumsfeld and Vice President Dick Cheney to remain in their posts for the remaining two years of his administration. As he spoke, more troops were being killed and wounded in a war that has degenerated into a civil conflict between Muslim factions competing for power.
Then, one day after the Republicans suffered what Pres. Bush himself called a "thumping" on Election Day, Rumsfeld's resignation was announced. To replace him, Pres. Bush turned to Council on Foreign Relations veteran and former CIA Director Robert Gates, a move that does not bode well for the troops caught in a civil war between Islamic factions. Iraq is no place for American forces no matter who is secretary of defense.


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My all time favorite shooter series Battlefield is coming out with their 3rd installment this winter Dec 30th release date.
The scale of destruction looks insane if sky scrappers can fall down. I hope the online mode is just as good. I love the fact they added jet combat to it as well.
A definite must buy for me!

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"First You Get High on It, Then You Buy It."Amoeba Music Marches to Its Own Beat
Memo to: The Big Bosses at Virgin Megastores Re: Your Next Big Source of Competition
These days, it's hard for monstrously big music retailers to whistle a happy tune. The major labels are turning out major flops. When they do get something to sell, they're up against other monster chains (Tower Records, FYE, Sam Goody), as well as even bigger merchants (Target and Kmart) that are happy to sell CDs as loss leaders. Well, I'm here to add another sour note to your medley of challenges: There's a new form of competition that is especially vexing — because it is so original and exciting.
On a Saturday afternoon in late October, I dropped by your Market Street Megastore in San Francisco. With its giant black-and-white portraits of jazz and blues greats and its sleek listening posts for sampling CDs, the place was gorgeous — and nearly empty. No doubt the World Series showdown between San Francisco and Anaheim, airing later that night, had shut out many shoppers. But when I headed across town, I found an aggressively anticorporate, outsized emporium, where roughly 300 music fanatics were joyously assailing the record racks as a Bay Area grunge band thrashed away on a makeshift stage. Perhaps you've heard of the place. It's called Amoeba Music, and it's arguably the largest — and almost without question, the best — independent record store in the country.
Twelve years ago, Amoeba raised the curtain on its original outlet, a pint-sized storefront in Berkeley packed with about 11,000 new and used CDs. It was not a great time to launch a mom-and-pop record store. Major labels were drunkenly churning out megahit makers such as Michael Jackson. In a desperate bid to get bigger faster, many national chains gobbled up smaller chains and independent stores and geared themselves to the casual music consumer. But Amoeba chose a different route: to serve the dedicated fan. And it has grown, amoebalike, since its first year. It expanded its Berkeley store until it ran out of room, launched the San Francisco outlet in 1997, and, just over a year ago, added a third store, on Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles. This past fall — a period when the music-industry recession hammered the national chains and the independents alike, and mass merchants barely eked out a sales gain — Amoeba was projecting year-over-year growth of 75% (due in part to the successful launch of the L.A. store).
Mike Boyder, Amoeba's cofounder, likes to recall that he was a rookie retailer when he helped launch the Berkeley store. He brags that he never got an MBA. But Boyder and his partners have proven to be shrewd innovators who devised a three-part, rule-breaking formula to outfox — and sometimes even outgun — the industry giants. "First and foremost, Amoeba is a business," he says. "But we never forget that the business succeeds because of the music. Music is the essence of everything we do."
Here's the first part of the formula: Just because it's independent doesn't mean it's small. Amoeba's sprawling San Francisco outlet, which occupies an old bowling alley on Haight Street, takes up 25,000 square feet. Between CDs, LPs, 45s, 78s, cassettes, 8-tracks, videotapes, and DVDs, it stocks roughly 250,000 titles. Compare that with Wal-Mart, whose average store carries about 350 titles, most of which are this month's flash in the pan. Amoeba even towers over the national chain that's best known for its selection, Tower Records, which on average stocks about 60,000 titles at its stores.
But it's not just about size. It's also about diversity. Looking for the ultrarare, out-of-print LP, "I Get That Lonesome Feeling" by bluesman Ivory Joe Hunter? Amoeba has it. How about a one-of-a-kind Japanese import of the Byrds' "Ballad of Easy Rider"? Got that too. At a time when the music industry is mired in another one of its slumps and most retailers are placing smaller orders and stocking fewer titles, Amoeba covers a dazzling array of music genres and subgenres: experimental, electronica, New Orleans, dance, hip-hop, Appalachian, New Age, Celtic. Its classical section alone carries 15,000 CDs, roughly three times as many as one of the bigger Tower stores. But that's not all. Amoeba devotes every square inch of its space to selling stuff. Instead of wasting real estate on promotional displays from the record labels (as do most of the chains), Amoeba's walls are plastered with historic posters: the Beatles at the Palladium, B.B. King in Hamburg, the Who and Santana at the Fillmore. Says tattooed Amoeba salesman Nick Tyhurst, as he takes in the mind-bending display of art: "First you get high on it, then you buy it."
Right from the start, Amoeba's founders saw that they could exploit the record industry's hit-obsessed, me-too mind-set by helping people find the music that the big labels failed to offer. They signed on obscure import labels and indie producers. They promoted the recordings of Bay Area musicians who lacked the corporate clout to get their music into stores. They took a risk on stocking innovative, noncommercial recordings. "There's very little diversity in the music that gets pushed to the public, but there's tremendous diversity in music," says Boyder. "That's why we try to carry the broadest range that we can fit onto our shelves. And that's why we fill these giant spaces and still run out of room. We could always fit in more."
The Amoeba formula has a second ingredient: It's not a music store — it's a music exchange. Walk through the front door of Amoeba's San Francisco outlet, and you'll run smack into a line of customers toting battered boxes of used records and CDs. This is Amoeba's secret weapon: the trading post, where customers can swap the flotsam of their collections for credit or cash. For a long time, the big retailers looked down on merchants who carried used product. But that hoity-toity attitude blinded the majors to a gold mine. The gross margins on a used CD run as high as 70%, compared with about 20% on a new CD. In a very real sense, used music allows Amoeba to bring Wal-Mart - like pricing to its new music.
"Amoeba has brought to bear a completely different financial model that cuts the big studios out of the action — the very people who have been raping the retailer for the past 50 years," says Paco Underhill, author of the best-selling Why We Buy: The Science of Shopping, who was knocked out by Amoeba's innovations when he visited its Hollywood store. "As soon as the customer walks in, he sees that there's an opportunity to trade. And that makes him feel a hell of a lot better about buying. If he buys something he doesn't like, he knows that he can trade it in for something he does like. Ultimately, Amoeba has turned the music industry's conventional wisdom on its head. The industry views music as a consumable product: You consume music in the same way that you'd drink a Pepsi. Amoeba thinks of music as a tradable commodity, a durable good that has long-term value."
Seeing the error of their ways, some of the big chains are scrambling to market used CDs. They might be too late. There's no easy formula for creating a music stock exchange. Success depends largely on the traders' experience. The lead buyer at Amoeba's Haight Street store, Tony Green, has been in the used-record business for more than 20 years. Few chain stores have access to that kind of talent. "The chains won't be as successful at moving used product as the independents have been," predicts Ed Christman, retail editor at Billboard magazine. "They simply lack the sophistication and the depth of knowledge. You really have to know what you're doing."
There's a final element to why Amoeba works: The retail business is a people business. "We are social creatures, and shopping is a social experience," says Boyder. "To work here, your music knowledge must be good — but so must your people knowledge. Success depends on blending the two."
The punk-rock offspring who make up Amoeba's staff are hardcore music junkies. Many are semipro musicians, producers, and deejays whose personal record collections tip into the five-figure range. They are passionate (at times delirious) about their music. Combine that unassailable fact with the sheer energy of the place — the swirl of art, live music, and people — and it all adds up to a combustible mix that on a good day sparks high drama.
"The cross section of people that I saw shopping at Amoeba was both shocking and wonderful," recalls Underhill. "Over in the vintage-reggae section, you'd see some pierced, tattooed 19-year-old looking to spend his hard-earned money from selling clothes at the Gap, and a 43-year-old collector with a six-figure salary who's hunting for a Maytals record. They'd meet at the same bin, and chances are it's a happy meeting, because they both love the music. There are very few places in retail where that ever happens."
And that's the way it was as night fell on the city, and that fateful (for San Francisco) game six of the World Series got under way: Virgin's Megastore was nearly desolate, but at Amoeba, the joint was jumping.
What's Selling in America
- Part 1: "First You Get High on It, Then You Buy It."
- Amoeba Music Marches to Its Own Beat
- Part 2: "How Does a 900-Pound Gorilla Get to Be an 1,800-Pound Gorilla?"
- Wal-Mart Thinks Outside the Big Box
- Part 3: "Our Customers Can Sniff Through Any Kind of Hard Sell. And When They Do, They're Gone."
- ESPN Takes Retailing to the Extreme
- Part 4: "We Decided to Merchandise Raised Toilet Seats in the Same Way You'd Merchandise Lamp Fixtures at Pottery Barn."
- Can Take Good Care Make Hip Replacements Hip?
- Part 5: "The Lamest Question in Retail Is, 'Can I Help You?'"
- How the Container Store Lays a Solid Foundation
A version of this article appeared in the January 2003 issue of Fast Company magazine.


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: This is for my parents. They built their retirement house in about '84 and it's on a septic tank with well water and in the last 8 months or so there is this horrific, I mean HORRIFIC, sound of vibrating, HAMMERING pipes unrelated to anything anyone is doing with water. In other words, no one is even using water when it happens. In fact, it mostly happens in the middle of the night and wakes everybody up. It sounds like a locomotive coming through--the sound builds fast and stays there for up to 10 seconds or more. Dad has to flush a toilet which basically stops the sound dead in its tracks. It's in the wall of the laundry room at the back of the house, but on an inside wall, but if we are in the front of the house--20-30 feet away--the sound is so loud you cannot hear yourself talk. Yes, the water heater, the heat-pump, both bathrooms (2-story house) and most everything else is right there but the well head is far away. It may happen 10 times a day in clusters or not for weeks. Very strange. Before they tear the wall out I told them I'd search the internet. (google.com)
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Traditionally, ceviche is raw fish that's "cooked" by marinating it in acidic citrus juice. Here we quickly poach the tilapia then marinate it with fresh herbs, lime juice and crunchy vegetables for an easy summer dinner. Make it a meal: Serve with warm corn tortillas.
Nutrition Profile:
Diabetes Appropriate
Gluten Free Diet
Healthy Weight
Heart Healthy
High Fiber
High Potassium
Low Calorie
Low Carb
Low Cholesterol
Low Sat Fat
Low Sodium
Serves 4
Prep Time 20 min
Total Time 40 min.
Step 1
Place tilapia in a medium skillet. Cover with water. Bring to a boil over high heat, remove from the heat, cover and let stand for 5 minutes.
Step 2
Meanwhile, place jalapeño to taste in a small bowl and whisk in lime juice, 2 tablespoons cilantro, oregano and salt. Transfer the tilapia to a large, shallow, nonreactive dish with a slotted spoon and pour the lime juice mixture over the top. Add bell pepper, tomato, onion and olives; gently mix to combine. (It's OK if the tilapia breaks apart.) Cover and chill for at least 20 minutes.
Step 3
Sprinkle with the remaining cilantro and avocado just before serving.
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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
The school year has wound down to its final week and Emery High and Green River High are preparing for their graduation ceremonies on May 21 at 7 p.m.
The Green River ceremony will have Crosby Hatt and Brennan Bigelow speak as Co-Valedictorians. Marvin Arnold is the class president and he will speak along with vice principal Pat Brady. Honor students include: Brandi Webster, Lindsey Spadafora, Tyson Johnson and Alicia McFarlane.
Emery High Graduation speakers: Co-Valedictorian: Tayler Tanner, son of Mark and Nanette Tanner of Orangeville; Co-Valedictorian: Brett Mecham, son of Doug and Kathy Mecham of Huntington; Salutatorian: Chris Clarke, son of Cole and Rene Clarke of Castle; Dale Honor: Casey Wood, son of Colleen and James Davis of Orangeville; Honor: Kameron Stilson, son of Scott and Heather Stilson of Orangeville; Honor: Justin Cox, son of Courtney and Lorraine Cox of Orangeville; Honor: Cory Collard, son of Chris and Marilyn Collard of Castle Dale. Tayler Tanner is the son of Mark and Nanette Tanner of Orangeville, and the grandson of Delile and Elda Hinkins of Orangeville and Harvey and Afton Tanner of Blackfoot, Idaho. Tayler will graduate as Co-Valedictorian with a 4.0 GPA and an ACT score of 35. He has been named a Thomas S. Monson Presidential Scholar at Brigham Young University and was the Sterling Scholar winner in the General Scholarship category. He plans to serve a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and then attend school at BYU.
Brett Mecham is the 18 year old son of Doug and Kathy Mecham of Huntington. He is graduating with a 4.0 GPA, a 35 ACT composite score, and as Co-Valedictorian of his class. This year Brett served on the Emery High Student Council, as a member of National Honor Society, and as the Seminary Council President. He also was Emery High's Math Sterling Scholar and was the Southeastern Utah Regional Winner at the competition that was held at CEU back in March. In the fall, he had a lead role in the school play, Man Of La Mancha. He played basketball and baseball and was named to the Academic All-State team for both sports. He takes great pride in his service as the official bugler for the American Legion Post 73 in Huntington in which he plays "Taps" at veterans' funerals and at Memorial Day and Veterans Day programs throughout Emery County. He will be attending Brigham Young University on a full tuition scholarship. After the fall semester, Brett will serve an LDS mission, return home, continue with college, and get married in the temple.
Christian Clarke is the son of Cole and Rene' Clarke of Castle Dale. Chris has always been self motivated and he sets his goals high. He has been a 4.0 student since the seventh grade. All aspects of flight have fascinated him from a young age and he took his first flight lesson before he could drive. He will finish his private pilots license this summer. He received a Congressional endorsement to the US Naval Academy, but for now has accepted the Honors at Entrance Scholarship from the University of Utah, so he can attend for one semester before serving a mission for the LDS Church. Who knows what he will choose to do after that.
Justin Cox is the 18 year old son of Courtney and Lorraine Cox of Orangeville. He maintained a 4.0 grade average throughout all of high school. He is a member of the newspaper staff for Emery High School and is the Vice President of the National Honor Society. He also participated in several Emery High School plays. Justin's plans for the future are to attend Utah State University for a year and then go on an LDS Mission. He is planning to major in Computer Engineering. Justin's favorite academic interests are computers and art. He likes to hang out with friends, make people laugh, play on the computer, and play sports. He also enjoys making movies with his friends.
Casey Wood is the son of James and Colleen Davis and the late Darrell Wood. He has lived in Orangeville all his life and hopes to return to Emery County as an adult. Casey will attend Utah State University in the fall.
This was Principal Larry Davis' first year as the principal at Emery High he said, "Leaving Canyon View was very hard for me because of the associations and friendships I had with the faculty, staff and students as well as the quality programs that were in place there. I was a little anxious about starting a new role at Emery High, but right from the first day everyone was very kind and helpful and that has continued throughout the school year. Being new to the school, I had to earn the trust of all of the Emery High School stakeholders, and I feel that progress has been made in that area. We have been able to work together as a faculty to adopt academic enhancement, remediation and probation programs, and we are taking a serious look at tweaking our citizenship probation program. The school's Community Council has been reorganized, meets regularly and has greatly contributed to school improvement. The day-to-day interaction with the students has been amazing and very rewarding. The growth of the Mighty Emery Student Section (MESS) was nothing less than astounding and served to remind me of good old fashioned school spirit. Because of so many reasons, this has been one of my very best years as an administrator. Certainly the year has gone far better than I ever imaged, and I owe that to the good people I work with, the students who believe in the school, their parents and the entire Emery High School family.
"I'm looking forward to the summer break so that I can work on programs for next year, continue to improve the school culture, and get those things in place which will help our students succeed in the future," said Davis.
Following is a schedule for seniors:
May 18, and, May 20: Semester tests and senior checkout from each class. May 19: Senior Lagoon trip May 20: JR Nelson open house, 5 p.m., auditorium foyer; Senior Awards Night, 6 p.m., auditorium; Senior Talent Night, 7:30 p.m., auditorium; Yearbook Stomp, 8:30 p.m., old gym.
May 21: Senior graduation practice, 8:20 a.m., auditorium; senior line-up, 6:30 p.m., auditorium; Commencement Exercises, 7 p.m., auditorium; Peer Helper Graduation Party, Castle Dale Pool, following graduation ceremonies. May 22: Report cards; minimum day- school dismissed at noon.
The Green River graduation speakers include Brennan Wade Bigelow Co-Valedictorian. He is the 18 year old son of Tonya and Kerry Bigelow; he has one big brother Slade and two sisters, Tawni and Whitney. He is a native of Green River and plans to serve an LDS mission after this school year. After he returns from his mission he plans to attend Southern Utah University. He is undecided at this time on his major.
Crosby Hatt is the Co-Valedictorian along with Bigelow. She is the 18 year old daughter of Royd and Toni Hatt. She has one sister, Megan and two older brothers Parker and Ren along with one sister-in-law AriAnne who is married to Ren. "I have lived in Green River all my life and after high school I plan to go to college at the College of Eastern Utah. I am not sure what I want to do yet, but I want to be good at what I do," said Hatt.
The other graduation speaker will be Marvin Lee Arnold, class president. He is the 17 year old son of Kathy and Randy Arnold. He has two sisters, Samantha and Nicki, and one brother Rusty. "I enjoy fishing and hunting with my friends. My favorite pastime has always been and will always be paintballing. On Feb. 7 of this year, I enlisted in the delayed entry program of the United States Marine Corps and I leave for boot camp on Aug. 17. I signed my contract of enlistment for eight years in the field of Force Reconnaissance, four active and four reserve. After my first four years of active duty I plan to attend college using my GI Bill and my NROTC Scholarship for which I recently applied," said Arnold.
The teacher speaking at Green River graduation this year is Vice-Principal Pat Brady. Pat along with his wife Kathy have five sons and four granddaughters and a grandson. They have lived in Colorado, Utah, Alaska, Nevada and Arizona. After high school Brady attended Brigham Young University, and Southern Utah University. At BYU he earned a BS in geology. At SUU he earned his teaching credentials. He has been a teacher for 19 years. He has taught in Alaska, Colorado and Utah in grades that span from K-12. Brady now teachers all the math classes at Green River High. Go Pirates.


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Missing person Yesica Noemi Saban is with Sandra Merary Torres. Yesica was born May 10, 1992. She is a hispanic female, 5 foot, weights 160 lb., has long black hair and brown eyes. She was last seen on May 22 wearing a t-shirt with blue jeans. She has text messaged her family and friends that she has been abducted from Orem. For any information please call Orem Dispatch at 801-229-7070.
Huntington State Park will be hosting an IWA Wakeboard Tournament at the lake from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. on June 3. During this time there will be a no wake rule in effect for the entire reservoir, please plan accordingly. Bleachers will be set up prior to the event for viewing. Park entrance fees are required. For more information call 687-2491 or for information on registration and rules go to www.intermountainwakeboard.com.
Hurry, call the Emery Town office at 435-286-2417 now to reserve your booth space for the July 22 Pioneer Day celebration. What would you like to sell? Food, crafts, merchandise? There is no charge to vendors. Spaces are going fast, so call right away to ensure a place for your wares at this years bigger and better celebration,
A single adults ATV ride will be held on June 17 at the Mayor Park, State Street in Ferron, at 9:30 a.m. If you are 35 to 65 years old come for a great day on Ferron Mountain. Bring a lunch. They will meet back at the park and dinner will be provided. Any questions call Annette at 435-384-2690 or 435-749-0485.
The annual Catch a Cure for Cancer fishing tournament will be held on June 24 at Starvation Reservoir. All proceeds go to Camp Hobe, an annual summer camp for children with cancer and their siblings. For more information on to www.catchacureforcancer.com
Snow College coaching staff and Emery High coaches will hold a volleyball camp on June 8-10 at Emery High School from 9 a.m.- 4 p.m. for kids in grades 8-12. Registration will be held on June 8 from 9-9:30 a.m. The cost is $90 per player.Emery High coaches and team members will will hold a volleyball camp on June 13-16 from 9- 10:30 a.m. at the Emery High School for children in grades 4-7. Registration will be held on June 13 from 9-9:30 a.m. The cost is $35 per player. For more information call Ferd Allred, 687-2370.
The United Cheerleading Association will be coming to Emery County on July 12 to put on a one day cheerleading camp. The camp will be for children 5 years old through junior high age. The cost is $50. Contact Becky at 435-687-2632.
Huntington City Youth Council will be doing a community service project for Locks of Love on June 10. Everyone wishing to donate their hair is welcome. Hairstylists will be on hand to style the newly cut hair at no charge. Let your hair grow until June 10. Permed and colored hair is OK, no bleached hair.
Orangeville Library is having lots of fun things this summer. Along with storytime each Thursday, young readers can earn their own library card by reading 100 pages for each year of their age. Storytime will be held at 10:30 a.m. and the activities are: June 8-reptiles do the strangest things; June 15-Lambchop jumps into the story; June 22-read with Stockton; June 29-pet show; July 6-maybe you should be a vet; July 13-catch it at the library; and July 20-wildlife at the library. Come out and see the live animals during Storytime. For more information contact the library at 748-2726.
Will be having show dates on June 10, July 1 and 22, Aug. 13 and Sept. 2. Registration is at 8 a.m. and the show starts at 9 a.m. $5 per class or $40 for entire show. You can save $10 for the entire show if you pre-register before 6 p.m. the day before the show. Exhibition classes offered for $5 per class. For more information or to register call 435-637-0411.
Ray Giacoletti will be having summer basketball camps at the University of Utah on June 12-15, open to boys and girls entering 3-12 grades. He will also be having a junior Ute camp on July 17-20 for children entering kindergarten-third grade; an overnight camp July 31- Aug. 3, for 5-12 grades, and team camp on June 21-24 for all high school students. For more information call the University of Utah Men's Basketball office at 801-581-5451.
A two day workshop on Utah's wetlands and forest resources. It is offered to formal and non-formal educators interested in learning new methods and curriculum that are effective. It will be held June 5-6 at Circleville Elementary (300 South Center Street, Circleville). The workshop will be from 9 a.m.- 4 p.m. The cost will be $15 per day. One USU credit will be available for an additional $30 or a certificate for relicensure. Call 435-349-3409.
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The thing about Mac & Cheese is that it only tastes good right after you make it
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Truer words have never been spoken.ReplyCancel
The only bad Mac n cheese is no mac n cheese at all.ReplyCancel
Mac & Cheese holds up way better than French fries. Fuck. Now I really want mac & cheese. My favorite mac & cheese plate on the planet is Stone Brewery's. You should treat yourself sometime, Enty! We can drink Arrogant Bastard straight from the growler and disrupt their brewery tours!!!ReplyCancel
Nope, my homemade stuff is still good the next day with a splash of milk. Dang now I want to lick the cheese off the spoon.ReplyCancel
@calif, ditto. E's probably talking about Kraft dinners, which are disgusting after they've congealed.
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My mom's homemade is better the next day.ReplyCancel
Southern mac and cheese holds upReplyCancel
I learn something new every day, sugar! Would you like to be the meat in a HeisEnty sandwich? I'm sure Enty wouldn't mind if you crashed our date to the brewery. I could see you being especially handy when we will inevitably hijack a forklift full of kegs!ReplyCancel
Okay… I had a college housemate who never cleaned up after himself. After letting a plate of half eaten Mac and cheese sit on the counter for two days… We put it on his bed to make a point. He ate it. Haven't touched Mac and cheese since.ReplyCancel
ROFL. I totally can see this.ReplyCancel
The only way to edibly prepare leftover mac 'n cheese is on the stove top with a splash of water (or milk, like @blondy) and a handful of shredded or a slice of cheese you melt back into the mixture as it reheats.
I don't eat mac 'n cheese but I do look forward to my little taste tests for my 7-yr-old :pReplyCancel
A little butter too.ReplyCancel
Peggy, I was just thinking of that! And the other way around, we had an older girl in our "group", she slept with all the younger dudes, and while we thought it was kinda gross, we never considered her a pedophile. She was 19-20, the boys were 13 and 14. I can honestly say that I doubt very much any of our parents thought it was anything other than gross either. Certainly not prosecutable.ReplyCancel
Lady Heisenberg I am in love with you now..Happy? LURVE Arrogant Bastard Ale.
Oopsy..Damn skippy southern mac and cheese holds up.
I put mayo in mine. I know. Gross. But makes it a little fluffy..Wanna keep the sauce from breaking when you reheat? Make it with a little vodka. No breakage. And reheat with some cream. If you're worried about calories, I do not recommend you eat my Mac & Cheese. If you want tasty I'll set a place at the table for ya.
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Uuuuuuuuuuu knnnnnwwww u luv it! (Actually Kraft is for kids). Homemade or the new age pubs make it killer, with crusty, cheesy, baconeee clumps in more melted cheddar with creamy cheese sauce and some noodles. IT ROCKS FOR A WEEK TO FOLLOW. fries – a big fat noooo, but I'll still eat em the next day, esp if I have a "headache".ReplyCancel
Extra fresh pepper on mac and cheese. Fries are always great
So is cold lo meinReplyCancel
cold pizza yuk. Nuked in the microwave the next day, yum.ReplyCancel
wow Bree that sounds divine
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Knock off Stone Beer & Cheese recipes are everywhere! You can come too, Sherry! I don't think sugar gets down with the gargoyle.
Fun fact: I met John Leguizamo at Stone Brewery. He is rad as fuck.ReplyCancel
That's only true about the boxed kind. Make it homemade sometime and it's amazing the next day!ReplyCancel
I will say the absolute best mac 'n cheese I've ever had in my life was at Regatta Pub at Salem Waterfront Hotel.
Fresh local lobster.. buttery breadcrumbs.. I want to say a hint of bacon.. I tried to link the menu item but my browser only said, "Aw, Snap!" and didn't produce the page
dee-lish! though :o)ReplyCancel
@aemish, you are evil.
I want lobster and bacon mac & cheese. And I'm gluten and dairy free.
You are a monster!ReplyCancel
Woot, Becky! What did you think???ReplyCancel
What.the.sam.hill was Jinxk wearing??? And I loved the wedding! Chas Bono looked to be allll dude, too. Usually I can see a bit if Chastity, but that is no longer the caseReplyCancel
I was allll about Adore to start, but about 5 minutes in I realized she really is a singer that likes to dress is drag. And Courteney makes SUCH a beautiful woman. Like hot. But not really drag either. ..so I went with the mouth that walks like a drag queen, my spirit animal BiancaReplyCancel
And she is from NOLA, my second and spiritual home!!
If I was ranking I would say Courtney came second and Adore third. I have a feeling Adore puts on a mad show whereas Courtney is more cabaret. Courtney kinda annoyed me how she went in about how successful she is in Australia. I mean, she is well known but she's no Kylie Minogue!
The most famous Aussie drag queen is Dame Edna Everage….but she's sadly retired…she'd give Bianca a run for her money that's fo sho!ReplyCancel
Of course Dame Edna!!
I was surprised to see Alaska brought out for just a second, and I didn't even see Detox whatsoever. What.the.hell was April Carrion wearing??? AND bull ring??ReplyCancel
Oh and no Sharon Needles either? Mind you she was pretty prominent in last week's ep as "Michelle Visage" so I doubt there's much shade there.
I wanted Vivacious to go further but I have a soft spot for her era of the Club Kids. Have you seen 'Paris Is Burning' TTM?ReplyCancel
Wasn't Sharon Needles the Michelle Visage commentator?? With all the bewbs? I was sure that was her.
I haven't seen it, I don't think, most of my knowledge of club kids is "Party Monster" and a documentary on Michael Alig. It looked like it was a stage play? Must to GoogleReplyCancel
Ooh, I can't believe I haven't! I will have to see where I can find itReplyCancel
Yep, Sharon was the fake Visage.
Oh "Paris is Burning" is fantastic! When you watch it you will see where Ru gets most of her Drag Race schtick from like "Shantay you stay" and "Sashay away". Plus there is a queen interviewed in her house who, after she died, they found a dead body in her closet that had been there for decades!
You can torrent it on Pirate Bay, that's how I got it years ago. Not very many of them are alive now 🙁ReplyCancel
I don't mind day old mac n cheese but never ever leftover steak, salmon, any fish, salad that has the dressing on it, rotissere chicken you get from the grocery store, a sandwich with mayonnaise, pot roast, an open can of soda, melted cheese, fried onions, half of a banana. That is all.ReplyCancel
@Iwinjen.. remember how your mom told you about Santa Claus.. and the Easter Bunny..
well. she may have unintentionally concealed something equally amazing under similar but opposite premises.
I'm talking about 'leftover steak, salmon, any fish, salad that has the dressing on it, rotissere chicken you get from the grocery store, a sandwich with mayonnaise, pot roast, an open can of soda, melted cheese, fried onions, half of a banana'
Delicious leftovers are real! You save yours for a week and I'll feed you the next with them gourmet style without you even knowing. Brownies honor! :pReplyCancel
Violet I agree,it may well be a British/Irish thing!!
Any pasta dish should be eaten fresh with maybe lasagne as an exception,in my humble opinion!!
TartanPrincess, I've been meaning to tell you! Vroo posted a Scottish Tablet recipe on the book club Recipes page, here's the link. I thought you might dig it
Thanks TTM!!i just checked and ooooh controversial….vanilla extract!!my wee granny will be spinning in her grave!!! )ReplyCancel


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Investor group representing over US$15 trillion calls for action on climate change17/
Investors responsible for the management of funds the size of US GDP call for policies to unlock the vast potential of low-carbon markets and avoid economic devastation caused by climate change Geneva / Nairobi, 16 November 2010 - The world's largest global investors have a powerful message for governments and policy-makers around the world as well as climate negotiators in Cancun: take action now in the fight against global warming or risk economic disruptions far more severe than the recent financial crisis.Citing potential climate-related GDP losses of up to 20 percent by 2050 and the economic benefits of shifting to low-carbon and resource-efficient economies, investors released a major statement today calling for national and international policies that will spur private investment into low-carbon technology.The statement was signed by more than 259 investors from Asia, Africa, Australia, Europe, Latin America and North America, with collective assets under management totaling over US$15 trillion-more than one-quarter of global market capitalisation. As well as global giants Allianz and HSBC, signatories also include investment organizations from many developing countries and emerging economies, including South Africa, Nigeria and Brazil. It is the largest-ever group of investors to call for government action on climate change. "We cannot drag our feet on the issue of global climate change," said Barbara Krumsiek, Chair of the UN Environment Programme Finance Initiative and CEO of US-based investment firm Calvert Investments. "Calvert is deeply concerned about the devastating impacts climate change - if left unaddressed - will have on the global economy. Based on the Stern Report, we know these impacts could reach global GDP cuts of an unimaginable 20% per year. Why should we take that risk? The solutions are quickly emerging and we must deploy these solutions to help secure the innovation and sustainable growth our economies need."Today's statement comes in advance of key negotiations in Cancun, Mexico, beginning on 29 November, to agree on a new international climate change regime to substitute the Kyoto Protocol. Investors are aware that the developing world plays a crucial role in the global response to climate change. Not only will it be hit hardest by the physical impacts of climate change, but developing countries and emerging economies will also have to increasingly reduce the carbon intensity of their economies if the world is to effectively keep temperature increases to a maximum of 2 degrees Celsius. This will require additional capital investments which investors can provide if post-Kyoto certainty at the global level is combined with sound policy frameworks locally as well as international instruments to de-risk low-carbon investments in these countries.While low-carbon global investment is increasing, especially in Asia, investors say substantially more private capital would be available for renewable energy, energy efficiency and other low-carbon technologies, if stronger policies were in place. Global clean energy investment is expected to eclipse $200 billion in 2010, up slightly from 2009 but substantially less than the roughly $500 billion that Bloomberg New Energy Finance and the World Economic Forum says is needed per year by 2020 to restrict warming to below 2 degrees. Reflecting its weaker policies, North America lags well behind Europe and Asia in clean energy investing, supporting US$20.7 billion in renewable energy projects in 2009, in comparison to $43.7 billion for Europe and US$40.8 billion for Asia, according to a recent report by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). The gap has increased this year, with the U.S. investing only US$4.4 billion in third-quarter 2010 while China's investments topped US$13.5 billion and Europe US$8.4 billion."A basic lesson to be learned from past experience in renewable energy is that, almost without exception, private sector investment in climate solutions has been driven by consistent and sustained government policy. Experiences from countries such as Spain, Germany and China show how structured policies can bolster investor confidence and help drive renewable energy investments. These experiences also show how such policies can bring technologies down the cost curve and eventually strengthen their competitiveness.", said Ole Beier Sørensen, Chairman of the Institutional Investor Group on Climate Change and chief of Research and Strategy at the Danish pension fund ATP, with EUR56 billion in assets.Investors had a particularly sharp message for the new U.S. Congress. "Climate change may be out of vogue in Washington today, but it poses serious financial risks that are not going away and will only increase the longer we delay enacting sensible policies to transition to a low-carbon economy," said Jack Ehnes, CEO of the California State Teachers' Retirement System (CalSTRS) the second largest public pension fund in the US. "The nation's leaders should take the cue from California, where strong clean energy policies have spurred American innovation and created thousands of jobs.""This statement shows investors are serious about the risks posed by climate change and the importance our community places on action by government to reach a global agreement. Investors need greater policy certainty from governments," said Donald MacDonald, trustee, BT Pension Scheme, and chair, Principles for Responsible Investment. "Deferring climate change agreement adds to investor concerns that climate change risks and costs are not taken seriously. The Cancun talks provide an opportunity for all concerned governments to take leadership on this important issue and start framing an agreement needed to create a sustainable investment environment."The statement calls for the following domestic policies in both developed and developing countries:Short-, mid- and long-term greenhouse gas reduction targetsEnergy and transportation policies to accelerate deployment of energy efficiency, renewable energy, green buildings, clean vehicles and clean fuels;Strong and sustained price signals on carbon emissions and well-designed carbon markets;Phase out fossil-fuel subsidies, as agreed to by G-20 leaders in 2009;Adaptation measures to reduce unavoidable climate change impacts, and;Corporate disclosure of material climate-related risks.While no comprehensive agreement is expected, investors are hoping for some forward movement during the international negotiations in Cancun. Among the investors' key priorities is delivery of promised fast-start climate financing, consistent with pledges at last year's UN climate negotiations in Copenhagen. Developed countries vowed at that time to channel up to $100 billion a year of climate finance from multiple sources by 2020, including $30 billion of "fast-start" funding from 2010 to 2012. Other areas where investors hope to see agreements or progress in Cancun:The financial architecture (access, governance, etc) of climate funding, which will facilitate a greater role for private investment;A rapid timeframe for implementation of efforts to reduce emissions from deforestation and forest degradation (REDD) and REDD-plus);Robust measurement, reporting and verification (MRV) to increase confidence in national climate policiesExpanding and deepening the international carbon market, including greater clarity on the future interplay of the Carbon Development Mechanism (CDM), Joint Implementation (JI) and emerging crediting mechanisms such as Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions (NAMAs) and REDD-plus;Support for the creation of well-functioning markets in developing countries for energy efficiency and renewable energy to accelerate effective large scale deployment of those technologies;A clear mandate to adopt a legally binding agreement next year at COP 17 in South Africa.For more information please contact:Iveta Cherneva, UNEP FI, Email email@example.com or Tel. + 41 (0) 22 917 8375 Clare Allison/Quintin Keanie, Capital MSL +44 (0) 7307 5342 or +44 (0) 20 7255 5154Meg Wilcox, Ceres, Tel. +1 (617) 319-6457 Ceres is a leading coalition of investors and environmental groups working with companies to address sustainability challenges such as climate change. Ceres also directs the Investor Network on Climate Risk, an alliance of 90 institutional investors with collective assets totaling $9 trillion.The Institutional Investors Group on Climate Change (IIGCC) catalyzes greater investment in a low carbon economy by bringing European investors together to use their collective influence with companies, policymakers and investors. The group currently has 56 members, representing assets of around 4 trillion Euros. Contact: Clare Allison, Capital MSL +44 (0) 20 7307 5342The Investor Group on Climate Change Australia/New Zealand (IGCC, Australia/New Zealand) represents institutional investors operating in Australia and New Zealand, with assets around A$500 billion, and others in the investment community. The IGCC aims to ensure that the risks and opportunities associated with climate change are incorporated into investment decisions for the ultimate benefit of individual investors. The United Nations Environment Programme Finance Initiative (UNEP FI) is a global partnership between UNEP and the financial sector. Over 190 institutions, including banks, insurers and fund managers, work with UNEP to understand the impacts of environmental and social considerations on financial performance. Through its Climate Change Working Group (CCWG), UNEP FI identifies the roles of the finance sector in addressing climate change, and advances the integration of climate change factors - both risks and opportunities - into financial decision-making. This is done through a comprehensive work programme encompassing research, training, events and regional activities. For more information, please visit: www.unepfi.orgPrinciples for Responsible Investment (PRI)Principles for Responsible Investment, convened by UNEP FI and the UN Global Compact, was established to help investors achieve better long-term investment returns and sustainable markets through improved analysis of environmental, social and governance issues. The Initiative has over 800 signatories from 45 countries with more than $ 25 trillion of assets under management.


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Opening Speech by Amina Mohamed, Deputy Executive Director, at UNEP-ICLEI event
Opening Speech by Amina Mohamed, Deputy Executive Director of UNEP
at the UNEP-ICLEI event, Global Town Hall, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 18 June 2012
Dear Lord Mayors, members of the private sector,
Delegates, Colleagues, Ladies and gentlemen,
Good Afternoon,
Thank you for coming to this side event jointly organized by UNEP and ICLEI with support from SEE.
Our distinguished friends from ICLEIare fresh from their World Congress in the Brazilian city of Belo Horizonte.
And I look forward to learning at first-hand how it went and the inspiring outcomes that were generated in support of a positive outcome at Rio+20 and beyond.
I also would like to welcome lord mayors from Malmo and other cities including Mr Zhang Jianfei of Changsha for joining us today.
Mayor Jianfei I look forward to hearing of your extraordinary work in restoring Lake Donting.
I would like to take this occasion to express our special thanks to Mr. Liu Yimiao, the president of China Entrepreneur Union, for his organization's substantive support to UNEP's activities in Rio.
And I am also delighted that Mr. Zhou Qiang,a UNEP Champion of the Earth in 2005from Hunan Province where he is influential on promoting a green development path there has found time to join us too.
Honourable delegates,
We gather as events towards the Rio+20 Summit move into high gear.
If world leaders meeting here 20 years after the Rio Earth Summit of 1992, needed any reminding of the urgency of positive action, then UNEP's Global Environment Outlook-5 launched on 6 June provided it.
Of 90 key environmental goals, only four have shown really transformative progress including phasing out of ozone depleting substances and phasing out leaded petrol.
The rest have either show some or limited progress, others are way off track and for some we do not have even the data to know when things are getting better or worse.
The challenge here in Rio 2012 is to enable the Green Economy?or perhaps one might say provide the policies, financial underpinning and political leadership to scale-it-up and accelerate those transformations underway in almost every part of the globe.
With more than half the world's population now living in cities, we know that addressing the urbanization issue is one important pathway towards a low carbon, resource efficient and job-generating Green Economy.
This event is focusing on China and Chinese cities?we all know intuitively and pragmatically that what happens in China will have an impact on the world.
In the last 20 years, China's urbanization rate has reached over 46%. The number of cities in China has now reached 655, with 122 cities that have over 1 million populations.
Yet as in the rest of the world, we are thankfully not starting from ground zero.
Under Premier Wen Jiabao China now is promoting the concept and working towards Green Development including in its cities.
There are many examples of positive change in Chinese cities from the promotion of solar heating systems to the public transportation networks in Shanghai and Beijing?the latter part of the positive legacy of the last summer Olympics where UNEP was a proud partner.
The opportunity here at the event is to perhaps look at some of the big ticket items on the table at Rio+20 and see how they can relate and support a positive urban agenda.
One powerful and potentially transformative outcome may be a commitment by governments to embrace with even greater commitment sustainable public procurement.
Public procurement represents up to 19% of GDP in OECD countries and even higher proportions in developing countries, making every purchase an opportunity to drive markets towards green innovation and sustainability.
By some estimates if central government and local government spending is above a key threshold it has the potential to tip the whole economy into the sustainability space.
What are the opportunities here, for example in cities including Chinese cities selectively purchasing goods and services that are sustainable such as green electricity or certified timber, in order to fast track a Green Economy transition.
I am aware that ICLEI has been very active in this field and is working with UNEP on a Sustainable Public Procurement Initiative to be launched in a few days' time here in Rio.
But what are the hurdles and blockages to such action and policy-making?
It is likely that Rio+20 will launch a process towards a new indicator of wealth beyond the bluntness of GDP?an indicator that brings human well-being, social factors and environmental issues into the ups and downs of a country's progress.
China is among a small group of countries who have piloted new indicators of progress?the experience of China and others could provide insight into this potential outcome.
And finally, Rio+20 is likely to take forward the concept of Sustainable Development Goals as a more responsible and uniting way of bringing the world together in common cause.
What contribution can cities make including Chinese cities in terms of refining and shaping those goals?
Again thank you for coming to this side event in the UNEP Pavilion. I look forward to a stimulating and productive debate.


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Talk to your pediatrician regarding the use of this medicine in children. Special care may be needed.
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changes in vision
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nausea, vomiting
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Side effects that usually do not require medical attention (report to your doctor or health care professional if they continue or are bothersome):
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pregnant or trying to get pregnant
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its a shame that HB is even near Cal to be honest
Hand Banana
its a shame that HB is even near Cal to be honest
Sig & Ava = Jaiden
Yeah, cal has so many accounts.. even i know that.. i think its like 6 right now..
He hasnt been very active lately i think though.. dunno how he was before i joined though. o.o
Fuck HB always be korerctinz mah engrish. LOLamerica.
And, it's true, I've let up on MS currently, but I'll be back someday. Personally, I voted HB, but it's really not fair since both of us already have the honor.
Vote "Outcry", cause I actually want that shit to win!
Except for I only got banned once. I think.
Well i haven't been around for a while now, but even back then HB was a pain, so im guessing that hasn't change much.
Calcifer is too awesome to be banned forever! \o/
P.S You're awesome too, HB. <3
Let's get this party started.