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An Art in Public Space Project by artists Renata Stih and Frider Schnock, Berlin, Germany.
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Renata Stih's & Frieder Schnock's, "Places of Remembrance - Isolation and deprivation of rights, expulsion, deportation and murder of Berlin Jews in the years 1933 to 1945," is an "art in public space" project, approved by the Senate of Berlin (Die Senatsverwaltung für Bau-und Wohnungswesen), which was in charge of all art in public space projects at the time the project was conceived. The jury was an "art in public space jury" with members coming from different professions and not a special jury for Holocaust memorials. It is definitely not an exhibition in public space in the traditional sense, but a new and unique kind of memorial, created in 1993.
"Places of Remembrance" is made up of 80 signs in public space. On one side of each sign there is a text that reflect upon the anti-Jewish regulations and laws, the letters and the eyewitness reports. The original texts of the laws and regulations are very different in format from the "created texts" of the artists. All, however, are from the Nazi period that reduced the rights and privileges of "non-Aryans," meaning Jews. Other signs indicate historical events or individual cases of oppression, such as the 1943 report of the murder of a German Jew who refused to give up his pet bird. The reverse of each sign has an artistic image, created by the artists. The signs are scattered in the Bayerisches Platz area and while a map is available, a walk to see all the signs takesat least two hours. The exhibition has unique pedagogical value, establishing an understanding of the "legal basis" for the ostracism of the Jews from German society beginning in 1933 and ending in 1945.
Professor Saul Friedlander of UCLA has called what happened in the Nazi period "redemptive anti-Semitism." (See Friedlander, NAZI GERMANY AND THE JEWS, Volume 1), a legal removal of Jews from German society.
The outdoor public space opened in June, 1993 with protests from neighbors, who saw the images as a form of grafitti. However, after some legal issues were resolved, the images and texts have remained on poles, approximately 3 meters above ground, are are easy to read by the German public. According to Katerina Kaiser, Director of the Schoenberg Museum, the images may be photographed and used on web sites as they are a public art, what some may consider a memorial, although certainly not in the traditional sense.
All texts and translations may be found in the book: Condensed version of the Nazi regulations by Renata Stih & Frieder Schnock, source material/original origins in: Joseph Walk (Ed.) Das Sonderrecht für die Juden im NS Staat/ Eine Sammlung der gesetzlichen Massnahmen und Richtlinien - Inhalt und Bedeutung, 2. Aufl. Heidelberg 1996.
The original catalogue that accompanied Places of Remembrance is: Renata Stih & Frieder Schnock, "Places of Remembrance -Isolation and deprivation of rights, expulsion, deportation and murder of Berlin Jews in the years 1933 to 1945." (3rd edition Berlin 2002. ISBN 3-7759-0473-5)
Renata Stih is an artist and lecturer (Prof. University of Applied Sciences, Berlin). Frieder Schnock is an artist and art historian (Ph.D.). Their other major project is "Bus Stop," has also drawn wide applause for it's inventiveness in stimulating memory.
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Skip to comments.Bullet tax proposal is new twist in gun-control debate
Posted on 12/29/2012 6:11:49 PM PST by vet7279
"The Hartford Courant reported last week that two Democratic legislators were proposing a new 50 percent tax on bullets as part of a broader gun-control bill. The Connecticut legislation is one sign that the gun-control debate that the shootings will prompt next year in statehouses around the country could morph into an ammunition-control debate, too."
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It's all been tried before.
A box or a bullet?
Yep, this will really solve the problem. I am sure the bad guys who shoot people and commit robberies with stolen guns will be really upset when they run out of stolen ammo and make a quick stop at Walmart only to find out they have to pay extra money.
Politicians are not only insane, they are stoopid!
Politician buffoonery creating yet another black market. The Mexican smugglers will love this one.
This is nothing new. I still remember the video of Moynihan laughing and saying we can tax this out of existence.
Oh and adding a hefty tax on tobacco has worked so well to get people to get smoking too.
Freaking idiots!
It is not a tax, it is a revenue enhancement... /s
Ohh I misread it, I thought it said.50 cents.
The bullet tax is nothing new. It has been proposed many times before.
And we all know that when people get elected to office they automatically
become 1000 times smarter than those who elected them to office.
Saw it coming. So sad. Too late "COMRADE".
"Truth is stranger than fiction"
Chris Rock on making every bullet cost $5,000.00:
"If every bullet cost five thousand dollars, there would be no more `innocent bystanders'".
"Dude musta did something, they put fifty thousand dollars worth of bullets in his @ss!"
"And people would think twice! "I would blow your f***ing head off....if I could afford it! I'm gonna get me another job, start saving some money, and you're a dead man!"
Oh well, got to laugh at something in a world gone mad.
Why doesn't the Connecticut legislature simply levy a 500% tax on every Connecticut manufactured Colt AR-15 sold for the commercial market?
Why don't these gun grabbers put their money where their mouths are?
Right. This idea was waved around when Clinton was POTUS.
But what if I make my own bullets? (...when I'm not tending the still, of course.)
let's see now, I decide to shoot up the local nursery school but the tax on bullets is very high. I need about 1,000 bullets, and at the end of my shoot-em up, I'm going to kill myself. I don't have the cash for the ammunition so I guess I'll have to put them on my credit card, tax and all. By Wednesday, I'll be dead and I guess Mastercard will just have to live with it...too bad!!!.....and people actually think that a tax will deter anything.....pathetic
let's see now, I decide to shoot up the local nursery school but the tax on bullets is very high. I need about 1,000 bullets, and at the end of my shoot-em up, I'm going to kill myself. I don't have the cash for the ammunition so I guess I'll have to put them on my credit card, tax and all. By Wednesday, I'll be dead and I guess Mastercard will just have to live with it...too bad!!!.....and people actually think that a tax will deter anything.....pathetic
This makes perfect sense. Someone planning to use 100 rounds to kill 50 people at an elementary school, and then himself, will be thwarted by having the rounds cost $1.50 each, instead of a $1.00 each, when the gun and loaded magazines are stolen, but this will have no effect on law-abiding citizens who shoot 100 rounds a week, every week, to retain their skills. Yep, this measure is carefully crafted to do *just* what it was supposed to do, without any unintended consequences.
Say, isn't there a book of the same name?
Not new. That pompous, verbose, over-rated fat clown Daniel Patrick Moynahan (Spelling?) from New York proposed the very same thing.
Liberal idiots are inventive if not logical.
I always wonder about that. I have several reloading presses; I can easily put together thousands of cartridges in a day on either a progressive or turret press.
I suppose they would try to tax primers and possibly brass, powder, and manufactured bullets. I cast my own bullets. I reuse my brass. I have heard that it is a lot of trouble and I have never tried it, but primers can be reused. I have read discussions about making powder. If the authorities try to tax ammo out of existence... creative individuals will find a way to get around it.
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The Law and Economics of Contracts
Benjamin E. Hermalin
University of California, Berkeley
Avery W. Katz
Columbia University - Law School
Richard Craswell
Stanford Law School
Handbook of Law and Economics, Forthcoming
Columbia Law and Economics Working Paper No. 296
This paper, which will appear as a chapter in the forthcoming Handbook of Law and Economics (A.M. Polinsky & S. Shavell, eds.), surveys major issues arising in the economic analysis of contract law. It begins with an introductory discussion of scope and methodology, and then addresses four topic areas that correspond to the major doctrinal divisions of the law of contracts. These areas include freedom of contract (i.e., the scope of private power to create binding obligations), formation of contracts (both the procedural mechanics of exchange, and rules that govern pre-contractual behavior), contract interpretation (what consequences follow when agreements are ambiguous or incomplete), and enforcement of contractual obligations. For each of these sections, we address the economic analysis of particular legal rules and institutions, and, where relevant, connections between legal arrangements and associated topics in microeconomic theory, including welfare economics and the theory of contracts.
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The Buckhorn District Eagle Scout Banquet was held on March 23 at the Museum of the San Rafael. Derrell Lake welcomed everyone and thanked them for coming to the special occasion for the Eagle Scouts who worked hard to be honored that night.
The Huntington Stake Eagle Scouts of 2006 presented a slide show and audio of how the song The Star Spangled Banner came to be. It started by talking about Francis Key a young lawyer. When the British and America went to war in 1812 Key was sent to negotiate with the British to release American prisoners.
They told them that they were free but it wouldn't matter because if America did not lay down their flag then the British said they were going to remove it. The British gathered all their weapons and unleashed against America. The prisoners said you can't shell that fort, it is full of women and children.
The British replied by saying if they will not lower that flag then you will be under British rule. Throughout the night the prisoners kept asking Key where the flag was. Key kept replying "it's still up." They knew that as soon as the flag was not flying that America had lost and Britain would rule America. One of the British colonels said your people are insane. One of the Americans said that's what makes America great, "He will die on his feet before he will die on his knees."
The prisoners prayed saying God keep that flag flying where we saw it last. In the morning the flag was still up. Later Key said that the flag had been hit. Men went to hold up the flag until they died and then they were replaced by more soldiers. Key was inspired by those nights and wrote the song. The Huntington scouts then presented the flag.
The guest speaker, Dr. William Pratt, USTAR Regional Director spoke, first by telling the scouts "What you have done is nothing less than wonderful." Pratt gave some history on him and where he came from. He said that he issorry to say that he is not a scout so he did some research on the scouting program.
Scouting was founded in 1910 and has brought values to 104 million people. He gave some scout statistics saying, of 100 scouts, only rarely will one ever appear before a juvenile court judge; each of the 100 will learn something from scouting; almost all will develop hobbies that will add interest throughout the rest of their lives; one half will serve in the military; at least one will use it to save another person's life and many will credit it with saving their own life. Pratt gave percentages of scouts that became leaders; 85 percent of student council presidents, 89 percent of senior class presidents, 75 percent of school publication editors, 71 of football captains, 64 percent of Air Force Academy graduates, 68 percent of West Point graduates and 26 of the first 29 astronauts. Pratt said that are some very famous Eagle Scouts such as Gerald Ford the first president to be an Eagle Scout; Steven Spielberg, film director and producer and astronaut Neal Armstrong. Pratt went on to tell the scouts to find a motto for your life and live by it. He said that his motto is to serve with integrity.
Pratt related a story of the Battle of Chickamauga. The soldiers came out shoulder to shoulder as they advanced along the long murderous field. Every time one fell to a bullet the ranks filled in. As in life there are many dangers for children. We watch children fall to drug overdose and soon the gaps appear. He said "You've made it across the field. You've shown yourself worthy for this award."
Pratt gave some traits of scouts: they are trustworthy; brave, they stand up for what is right; cheerful, take lemons and make lemonade; they create hope; master yourself before another; loyal; to be serious but never take yourself too seriously; and taught to be a gentlemen. Pratt ended by saying this is a new world, a world of change, making life most exciting of all times. Congratulations on your accomplishment, find a motto and be men of honor.
Dennis Dooley of Elks Price Lodge gave final remarks. He started by telling a story of a boy who is walking down the road and sees a big green frog, so he picks it up and puts it in his pocket. Pretty soon he hears let me out, let me out, let me out.
The boy looks around and see nothing so he pulls out the frog. The frogs said I'll become a beautiful princess if you kiss me. The club scout put the frog back in his pocket and said I don't have time for girls, but a talking frog is seriously cool. Dooley closed by saying, "become the kind of men that we trust in our nation. Job well done."
The Eagle Scouts were called forward to receive their awards at the end of the night. The Eagle Scouts were; Jacob Begay, Kayden Behling, Keith Bird, Nathan Brower, Landon Fehlberg, Lane Gardner, Steven Giles, Jake Gordon, Aaron Ison, Bryan Ison, Tate Jensen, Cort Jensen, Kade Jones, Cameron Jorgensen, Aaron Knighton, Joshua Knighton, Sam Kofford, Brett Mecham, Erik Nielsen, Trenton Oakeson, Tyler Swenson and Colton Wilcox.


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Comments: Full disclosure, I got these shoes comped for me. I can't run in them since they're for work and I need to keep them fairly clean; not that I would want to run in them anyway. They fit pretty true to size, and are a touch wider than your typical Nike last. They fit around the forefoot similar to my Pegasus 30's. The heel, though, is a sloppy mess. Its comparable to the lunarracer 3. There's no heel counter and allthough the collar fits well enough and you don't have to worry about heel slip, I still find it anoying. It also doesn't breathe super well, but its a really comfortable shoe regardless
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports reporter
On Aug. 22, the Emery Spartans traveled to Roosevelt, played the Union Cougars and lost 32-7. In Head Coach Kevin Reynolds debut, the inexperienced Emery Spartans played that way while the Union Cougars, with 10 starters back from last years team, played like the veteran team they are and won this first game of the season.
Emery received the opening kickoff with Isaac Bawden returning it 30 yards to the Emery 35 yard line. After an incomplete pass, an eight yard run by fullback Spencer Cook and another run by Cook for no gain, the Spartans lined up in punt formation. The Spartans were foiled as they attempted a fake punt. An errant snap led to the Cougars taking possession at the Emery 33 yard line.
Zeke Atwood sacked Union's quarterback on the first play for an eight yard loss but then the rest of the drive was all Union. An 11-yard pass, an 18-yard run, a 14-yard pass, and three more rushes and then a four yard touchdown pass. Union led 6-0.
Those first series by each team set the tone for the whole night. According to Coach Reynolds "We played apprehensively all night. We were nervous and it showed. It was first game jitters for all of us but I think we will be better by next game. We did play a lot better after halftime."
Coach Reynolds went on "Union controlled the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball, we will have to fix that in order to be successful." Emery quarterback Bowie Jeffs was under constant pressure all night but still completed 12 passes out of 23 attempts for 126 yards. He had two interceptions and one touchdown pass to Isaac Bawden of six yards. Bawden led all receivers with seven catches. Matt Stucki added two receptions and Cook had one. Wide receiver Atwood and tight end Mike Blomquist also had one.
Fullback Cook led the rushing attack with 11 rushes for 45 yards,
Stucki had two rushes for seven yards, Bawden one attempt for two yards and Jeffs six runs for five yards.
The Spartans finished with 185 yards of total offense. Union's quarterback was seven for 12 passing for 119 yards. The Cougars also added 224 yards rushing and an 85-yard kickoff return for a touchdown to start the second half.
Coach Reynolds played a lot of players during this game, giving most ample opportunities to show their stuff. He said "We'll go back and breakdown the game film, we will evaluate the game and the players and make adjustments. Just about everybody got playing time so we should be able to see what happened."
SOUTHEASTERN REGION - updated Aug. 20
GENERAL: The DWR expects fishing success to gradually improve with the onset of cooler weather and the fall season.
BENCHES RESERVOIR Fishing has been slow to fair. Fly fishermen in float tubes and pontoon boats have had the best success with sinking line and brown and olive leech patterns. Spincasters have had luck by quickly retrieving a gold Jake's from the dam. Shoreline bait fishermen have experienced some success, using PowerBait behind a full bubble and long leader.
BLUE MOUNTAINS Conservation Officer Randall Scheetz recommends that anglers use spinners and flies in the mornings and evenings and bait during the day for trout at Foy, Monticello, Lloyds, and Blanding #3. Scheetz recommends that northern pike anglers troll with crankbaits at Recapture Reservoir.
BOULGERS RESERVOIR See "Benches Reservoir."
CLEVELAND RESERVOIR Fishing has been fair from shore with corn PowerBait. Fly fishermen from tubes or pontoon boats have had fair success with red crystal buggers on sinking line.
DUCK FORK RESERVOIR Duck Fork will be replanted with Colorado River cutthroat trout and fingerling tiger trout this fall. Duck Fork regulations will protect the Colorado River cutthroat population for future egg collection and fish transplant operations. The DWR hopes that this measure will help keep the Colorado River cutthroat from being listed as threatened or endangered. If that were to happen, traditional fishing in southeastern Utah could be dramatically impacted. Tiger trout are being planted to provide for sport fishing at this water.
ELECTRIC LAKE Fishing success has been sporadic, but is generally slow to fair. Fishing from small watercraft has been better than from the bank. The limit at Electric Lake is four trout which may be taken on any type of bait, lure or fly. In the tributaries, the limit is two trout, which must be caught with artificial flies or lures.
FAIRVIEW LAKES Shoreline fishing has been fair from the rocks on the west end, using PowerBait behind a full bubble with four feet of leader. Fly fishing has been best in the late evening with a black leech pattern. Spincasters have had luck with a gold Jake's.
FERRON RESERVOIR Shoreline fishing has ranged from fair to good with a salmon egg and worm combination for brookies on the northeast end. Fly fishermen have done fairly well from boats using olive leeches or chartreuse/red crystal buggers. The trout limit is four. However, anglers may take a bonus limit of four brook trout in addition to the normal trout limit.
GIGLIOTTI POND The reservoir is starting to refill. Last week, the Castle Country Bass Masters and DWR planted several hundred bluegill in the pond. On or before Sept. 15, 2,000 catchable-size rainbow trout will be stocked by the hatchery. A flow-through agreement is expected to keep the reservoir full from spring until fall, in spite of the leaks in the pond bottom. Bass and bluegill anglers are encouraged to use artificial baits and lures, and exercise caution when releasing a bass or bluegill. If you see that the hook has been swallowed deeply, please cut the line and release the fish. Most fish will survive until the hook becomes dislodged, dissolved, or passes through the digestive system.
GOOSEBERRY RESERVOIR Generally slow fishing continues. Anglers, on the west shoreline south of the campground, have had some luck with a night crawler, tipped with a floating Power Egg behind a full bubble and 4 feet of leader. Fly fishing has been best in the channel on the south end. Olive or brown leeches stripped quickly with sinking line have been effective.
GRASSY TRAIL RESERVOIR The reservoir is closed to fishing in 2003.
GREEN RIVER GOLF COURSE PONDS The limit is four fish in the aggregate for all species.
HUNTINGTON CREEK Low flows continue. Fish early or late for best results. Todd Munford reports success on the right fork with a #14 royal wulff or #18 griffiths gnat pattern. For left fork anglers, willing to hike several miles down from Millers Flat dam, good surface action can be had with a #14 elk hair caddis or tan/yellow hopper pattern. Good below-surface action can be had with a #14 beadhead pheasant tail/prince nymph or a #14 lil brassy. Special regulations on Huntington Creek are as follows: On the right fork (from Flood and Engineer's Canyon upstream to Electric Lake) only artificial flies may be used and the trout limit is two. On the left fork, only artificial flies and lures may be used, and the harvest of brown trout is encouraged.
HUNTINGTON NORTH RESERVOIR Trout fishing continues to be slow. More trout will be stocked in October as water recreation subsides. The bass limit is two; all largemouth bass over 12 inches must be immediately released.
HUNTINGTON RESERVOIR (near the top of Huntington Canyon) Angler Tom Ogden reported excellent fishing success from a float tube in 25 feet of water, using brown and olive leeches and sinking line. Most anglers have found fishing slow. Good results have been reported by boaters, trolling gold Jake's or brown/tan roostertails on leaded line. Todd Munford recommends using a straight night crawler behind a full bubble, cast out as far as possible. The reservoir is closed to the possession of cutthroat trout or trout with cutthroat markings.
JOES VALLEY RESERVOIR The boat ramp is now out of the water. Only hand-launched water craft can be used. Fishing success has been slow. The splake are holding in deep water. In 2003, the trout limit is 2. No more than one trout may be over 22 inches. All trout 15-22 inches must be immediately released.
KENS LAKE No recent report.
LASAL MOUNTAINS Conservation Officer Vance Mumford reports good fishing at Hidden Lake with PowerBait for 9-inch rainbow trout. At Dark Canyon, anglers have had good success for pan-sized trout, using live grasshoppers behind a bubble.


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Lake Travis SQT Preview: Pool A
by Fanstand/KJCE Staff
posted May 31 2012 6:29AM
Last week's State Qualifying Tournament (SQT) was a huge hit at Round Rock. Kudos to Cedar Ridge head coach Todd Ford, Westwood head coach Anthony Wood and the rest of the staff responsible for putting on a successful event. Westwood and Lake Travis clinched spots in College Station's State tournament by finishing 1st and 2nd (Warriors beat the Cavaliers 26-15 in the final). We now turn our attention towards this weekend's (June 2nd)
SQT at Lake Travis
. Let's breakdown Pool A, which starts at 9am on Cavalier Track Stadium:
Lake Travis Cavaliers
The Cavaliers won't qualify to advance from Pool A, since they've already punched their College Station ticket. That doesn't mean they won't try to win every game this weekend. Zach Austin returned with a vegence, and looks to prove his his 18 TDs from a year ago wasn't a fluke. Brock Kenyon has really worked hard this offseason, and looks like a future Division I athlete. David Hourin, Jacob Pate and Vince Villigomez are earning valuable experience covering tough receivers this Summer. They'll benefit in the Fall. The Cavs draw early favorite-Belton in their 9am match.
Cedar Ridge Raiders
We finally saw the Michael McCann to Ray Racine combo, and its as good as advertised. Their calm confidence, teammed with the swagger of players like DB Juwan Cannon...the Raiders have a nice balance of talent. Cedar Ridge will play Georgetown in the opening 9am game. They'll play Belton in the following round at 10am.
Georgetown Eagles
The bad news is, we won't see any Brent Ellerbee this Summer. His commitment to summer baseball is similar to Colten Shea's in 2011, so we'll have to wait for Fall. The good news is: more Jake Hubenak. Jake is working his way back to game shape, and could use the extra snaps this Summer. WRs Ryan Bedford, Tiger Weston and Noah Douglas have already given us highlight footage this Summer. But they fully plan to challenge for a State berth this weekend. The Eagles draw Cedar Ridge at 9am, followed by Lake Travis at 10am.
Belton Tigers
Matt Stepp
predicts that the Tigers will win it all this weekend in Lake Travis. Future UT tight end Durham Smythe will be on display for our Austin-area DBs to contend with. We'll get a glimpse of speedy Malik Jackson at QB. Corner Ben Munoz is sticky, while Kyle Battle can man up the tallest receivers. There are a bevy of returning skill players for the Tigers - making them a tough draw in Pool A. Belton tackles Lake Travis to start the morning, with Cedar Ridge lined up at 10am.
POOL A Predictions:
We like Georgetown's chances this round. The Eagles have the depth of a 5A team at the skill positions, despite entering 4A play next season. Mr. Stepp isn't wrong to think so highly of Belton. Cedar Ridge will continue to play underdog as the area's newest 5A squad.
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text: Worked by Albert Paley, metal appears as supple as cloth, as fluid as a calligraphic line drawn lightly with a brush, or as malleable as a potter's clay. In Presentation table: between the shadows, handfuls of wide ribbons seem to be gathered together with golden spheres and looped around tautly twisted vertical legs, which in turn find resolution in sinuous coils of metal. Traces of Paley's initial studies in goldsmithing remain in the nuances of details, as the elements meet and intertwine. His virtuosity makes these complex lyrical and formal gestures appear almost effortless. Technically and intellectually, he continually pushes the boundaries of what is thought possible with iron and steel, in works ranging from objects of large, even heroic, public scale, to door handles, candlesticks and this table. Tables, of course, bear their own metaphors as sites of labour, but also as vehicles for rituals of offering, sacrifice, dining and display. Paley's Presentation table suggests an act of celebration. EKB


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On Sept. 21, the Utah National Parks Council honored 78 men and women with the American Boy Scout council's highest award, the Silver Beaver. These people have worked with youth and adults in Scouting for many years. They've been trained in leadership and Scoutcraft skills and have passed that training on to others. They are dedicated to a cause and a movement that they believe in with all their hearts. The values of the Scout Oath and Law are the creed they live by each day.
Emery County's recipients are Karen K. Huntsman, Castle Dale; William Reed Fehlberg, Huntington; Don Jay Larsen, Ferron; and Barton Cox and Gene A. Snow, both of Orangeville.
In June Roy Williams, the Chief Scout Executive of the National Council, Boy Scouts of America, spoke his feeling at a business meeting for professional scouters. He said, "Scouting stands for leadership by example. We stand for strengthening families. We stand for educating children. We stand for values. We stand for faith." Today as education budgets are being stretched thin, isn't it good to have an additional place where children may learn worthwhile values and skills.
Williams listed 10 things from a book, "The Wonder of Boys," by Michael Gurian, that boys need to grow strong:
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*Important work
*Mentors and role models
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"Sounds like all the elements of Scouting to me," he said.
These Silver Beavers and thousands of other wonderful volunteers have made it possible for the Boy Scouts of America to go forward. The hours are long and the work can be hard, but they realize that nothing worth having ever comes easily. The Silver Beaver recipients from Utah were recognized on Sept. 21 in the main ballroom of the Wilkinson Center on the Brigham Young University campus.


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Recipe, Gabriele Bonci on Pizza.it http://www.pizza.it/forum/pizza/ShowMessage.asp?ID=1679
I cant convert this recipe into bakers percent,(because of my bad math skills) but if anyone can, I would be interested to see what one pie would be in bakers percent.
I took Bonci's pizza class in Rome recently and this is the pizza dough recipe we used:1kg flour (types 0 or 1, aka buratto) we used 90% white flour and 10% spelt flour700g water - we actually all ended up using a bit more than this40g extra virgin olive oil20g sea salt3.5g dry brewers yeast - experienced bakers can substitute 100g sourdough starterBonci uses only Mulino Marino flour (easy enough to get in Italy; ive seen it in NYC at Eataly). If you cant use MM, he recommends organic, all-natural, stone-ground flour from a reputable mill. Im in the process of getting my other notes together and ill post a more complete report soon.
John: Did you let the dough proof in the pan before baking it by any chance?JLP
If anyone is interested, this one blog is where I got ideas of how to make pizza in teglia. http://profumodilievito.blogspot.com/2009/11/la-pizza-in-teglia-croccante.html
Epic fail. Tough bottom and a dense (although soft) crumb. Back to the drawing board. The only redeeming thing about this bake was that it tasted very good, and the new Paderno pans helped to cook the the pie evenly.John
John,This is a tough one to nail & it's hit & miss. FWIW my starter batch last week was also an Epic Loss. It was the 1st & last time I use Caputo Red for pizza in Teglia. To me, the best mix is 85/15 Manitoba to Semola. Keep at it bro! Hopefully Katie can shed some light.BTW: How are the pans? Mine are still on backorder.Matt
Oops I missed the most important links:http://www.elizabethminchilliinrome.com/2011/01/making-pizza-dough-with-gabriele-bonci.htmlhttp://www.elizabethminchilliinrome.com/2011/01/pizza-as-canvas-creating-toppings-with.html
Jet_deck,For your first attempt I think you did great! Norma
There is an article on Slice by Adam Kuban, this morning on Pizza Roma in NY. The articles show pictures of the dough.http://slice.seriouseats.com/archives/2011/01/greenwich-village-pizza-roma-roman-style-pizza-manhattan-nyc.html#continuedNorma
Could someone tell me what the green things are on top of this pizza in teglia? Dried Celery spines? Probably not. Thanks in advance.http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,1690.msg28913.html#msg28913


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A Ferron man was killed when his vehicle veered off the road and crashed on the morning of Dec. 28.
Cory Shawn Cornish, 27, died as a result of injuries suffered when his car crossed the highway near the Hiawatha Junction on SR-10, bumped the back of a southbound vehicle and went off the highway into a gully. According to the Utah Highway Patrol, Cornish was wearing his seat belt and no drugs or alcohol were involved.
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I have not been the most active player in past months, playing mainly for the LD cards/credit
So wandered into DT territory this weekend and played 3.
Played two DTs today several hours apart... the rooms are virtually empty compared to past DT i use to play in. And Uppers seem to dominate the DT meta as has nearly always been the case (save the brief period of 16 star madness).
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It will take a minute to compile in Slade 3, it's no biggie... renaming the map slot will take a second. I'm with Antroid about not releasing an alpha. The maps are here to be played already, if someone so chooses... there's no point muddying the waters with a lot of different versions. Besides, the completed maps are all over the place in terms of map slot; how would you arrange them? Map 07 wouldn't work if you pushed it up the order.
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Actually i only meant not including map29 and map30 in an alpha... i'm not against releasing it, though i see no point, as the maps ARE indeed available already.
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This is a good point actually...technically we're IN alpha right now, with open testing.
Do you think there will be a Beta though? And if so, when?
Also, in a rush of boredom, I threw together screenshots of the megawad, 1 per map (1,4,5,7,11,13,15,18,21,26,29), with cheesy backstories to accompany them. Killed a few hours I guess :P
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I would quite like to see your cheesy storylines for the maps ;)
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Yeah! Come on Eris, we're curious now!
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glenzinho said:
Heh, that's pretty cool Eris!
Nice I like that. Instead of loading up map18 for the courtyard, you get Nirvana again :P
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Any ideas for the name of the project? Maybe rewrite "Doom 2: Hell on Earth" to something similar to imply its an alternate reality sequel to Doom?
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D2TWDD: Doom 2 The Way Doomworld Did ;)
A variation on what Antroid said is pretty cool too...
Earth is Doomed Too is probably my favourite variation
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You guys realize my "ideas" were jokes right?
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I liked "I can't believe it's not Doom 2!". Fits perfectly. =D
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...Or whatever caused that generator to explode...
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That image just makes me think of Maes and his vaseline jars. There is a cyberdemon nearby afterall...
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i love the constantly changing thread title, have we disheartened you from making the alpha so easily Eris? :p
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In an unsuccessful attempt to spring her boyfriend from jail, a teenage girl set fire to the Douglas County Courthouse on March 11, 1978.
The fire forced the county to spread its services around Castle Rock for the next couple years, including placing the court and commissioners chambers in the bowling alley, said former mayor and current Douglas County Public Trustee George Kennedy. In addition, it damaged many of the county's historic documents and records.
And while some of those records, including most from the public trustee's office, and many from the treasurer's office are gone forever, a lot of the old records, maps and documents from the clerk and recorder's office were recently restored.
In recognition the recent restoration of 51 maps dating from the 1860s through the 1970s, an old pauper's book, a ditch book and a brand book that kept record of cattle brands, the clerk and recorder's office placed some of the documents on display at the commissioner chambers for a reception on May 28.
"It's been a three-pronged journey of restoration, preservation and digitization," said Nancy Sotomayor, recording manager at the clerk and recorder's office. "It's taken about a year to complete the project. The maps either had smoke damage or water damage and some of them had both. They were in very poor condition."
The project, which cost $40,000, was approved by the county commissioners in March 2012. It included the digitization of everything in the county vault so if another fire or disaster were to happen, records would be protected.
"It's so important to preserve these records," said Clerk and Recorder Jack Arrowsmith. "Probably once a week somebody will give us a call, looking for a record. Oftentimes, because it is a land record, it will have to do with a dispute; somebody is claiming that this is their property or not their property, so it is great to have these maps to go back and settle some of this."
Two of the restored maps, including one from 1891 that shows the original platting of Perry Park, have been framed and are expected to be hung in the Wilcox Building.
For Bill Noe, the county's planning director and land use administrator in 1978, the reception brought back a lot of memories of working overnight the night of the fire and through the ensuing days and nights to relocate the maps to a climate-controlled location in the state historical society building in Denver.
"We took all the plats and laid them out page by page, and dried them as best we could," he said. "It's pretty amazing we salvaged what we did."
With the exception of the maps bound for the Wilcox Building, the other restored documents are not on public display, but since they are public record, Sotomayor said anyone can come into the clerk and recorder's office and ask to see them.


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Also in Christmas mode with Naruto and Hollow Ichigo ^_^
With a sentence like: "During Christmas even the bad guys don't do harm"
But I'm gonna do more... I want those prizes!!!
Here's mine, and that's Orihime.
Here's mine... it's Sakura who's there..... but it doesn't look like her >_>
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The Emery High FBLA competed at the Uintah Business competition Jan. 24. They won the following awards.
Front row left to right: Mindi Luke, Ariel Halton, Amanda Ewell, Chelsea Smith, Colton Leavitt. Back row left to right: Aaron Ison, Cade Whittle, Nicole Smith, Misti Merrell, Carson Fillmore.
Cade Whittle-third place business law; Misti Merrell-fourth place business math, first place introduction to business; Chelsea Smith-fourth place FBLA Principles and procedures; Nicole Smith-first place Future Business Leader, fifth place global business, second place parliamentary procedure; Mindi Luke-second place introduction to business communications, fourth place introduction to technology concepts, second place introduction to business; Colton Leavitt-second place accounting 1, second place accounting 2, fourth place job interview; Aaron Ison-fifth place technology concepts; Carson Fillmore-fourth place banking and finance.
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The last name of Durbin first appears in my family line through my father's grandmother, Mary Elizabeth Durbin (1861-1949). She descended from Morris (Maurice) Durbin, 8 April 1822 - 10 February 1880, and Rachel Logue, 29 January 1837 - 11 Jan 1911.
Morris descended from John Durbin, Jr (1794-1847) and Mary Weinbrenner (1804-1886).
John Durbin Jr.'s father was, of course, John Durbin (1763-1845) and his mother was Honora Logue (1761-1840).
I am still researching this family line. I could go on with possible ancestors of John Durbin, however, I do not have any documentation other than hearsay. It is time to do a little sluething on this line and dig up some evidence that will extend my Durbin line.
Saturday, August 14, 2010
Surname Saturday - The Durbin's
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- Lisa Wallen Logsdon said...
Durbins and Logsdons were often associated. Where were your Durbins from?
- August 14, 2010 at 6:21 PM
- Amy Urman said...
I do have Logsdon's in my family line. My line appears to migrate across the United States from the Virginia and Maryland area. The familly later migrated to Ohio, Indiana and finally in Illinois. Have I met another cousin?
- August 15, 2010 at 4:21 PM
Is she a new cousin Amy?
- November 3, 2010 at 5:07 PM
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She hasn't responded, but I think all or us Durbin/Logsdons are related to just about everyone in that area!
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Jean Claude Guiet
Former Durango resident Jean Claude Guiet died Friday, March 22, 2013, in Denver. He turned 89 one week earlier.
Mr. Guiet was born to René and Jeanne Guiet on March 15, 1924, in Belfort, France. His parents headed the French Department at Smith College for 30 years, so he spent his school years in the United States and summers in France.
He attended Deerfield Academy before entering Harvard University at age 15. When Mr. Guiet was 16, Wild Bill Donovan recruited him for the Office of Strategic Services, the precursor to the CIA, because of his ability to speak like a native Frenchman.
Mr. Guiet trained with the Army Rangers at Fort Bragg and the OSS at the Camp, receiving specialized training in England. He became a member of the Special Operations Executive, known as Churchills Secret Army, whose single project was to set Europe ablaze, Mr. Guiets family said.
With three other team members, all of whom had experience in German-occupied France, he parachuted into France with orders to prevent the 2nd SS Panzer Division from reinforcing German troops at the beaches of Normandy on D-Day. According to historian Harry Butowsky, they siphoned off the axle oil from the divisions rail transport rail cars, replacing it with abrasive grease.
The team continued to work with the French Resistance, eventually forcing the surrender of more than 75,000 German troops in Limoges.
Shortly after the liberation of Paris, Mr. Guiet was sent to Indo-China to organize and train tribes in the jungles of China, Vietnam, Burma, Laos and Cambodia to fight the Japanese. Specific secret missions tied him to the Ranger Detachment 101. At the end of the war, he was left isolated in the jungles of China.
He maneuvered his way back over the Hump, his family said, to Calcutta and jumped a freighter to Algeria, where he introduced himself to a stunned U.S. Embassy.
The journey took eight months.
Mr. Guiet was awarded numerous medals and commendations, both French and American, including two Silver Stars with multiple Oak Leaf Clusters and two Croix de Guerre, Frances highest honor, one each from the French government and the Resistance, which he most treasured. His missions with the OSS and SOE werent declassified until 2000.
After the war, he returned to Harvard at the age of 20, earning his bachelors degree in Romance languages magna cum laude and completing a masters degree the next year.
In 1947, he married Alice Gertrude Galatoeau in Cambridge, Mass.
While working on his doctorate, Mr. Guiet was recruited by the CIA. He worked largely in the Orient and Washington, D.C., during the 1950s. His CIA missions remain classified.
Jean Guiet became active in the American Civil Rights movement, his family said, and early on, as an activist and protester of the Vietnam War, as he used to say, because I know the facts and the truth.
He lived in Durango from about 1989 to 1992.
He later entered the private sector, working for Honeywell International Inc.
In his spare time, Mr. Guiet enjoyed making model trains, practicing the languages he spoke and sailing.
Jean was a gentle and quiet man, his family said. Exceptional in his intellect and education, he never spoke about his experiences with OSS/SOE, nor the CIA. He was kind, humble and understated. A talented linguist, a driven perfectionist and modest a wonderful father.
Mr. Guiet was preceded in death by his wife of 65 years, Alice Gertrude Guiet, in July 2012.
He is survived by his son, Dan Guiet, of Durango; daughter, Claudia Holzer, of Littleton; four grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
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question.. i dont know if this has been discuss yet or not but i was watching the war arc anime and in the anime there is a moment where doflamingo cut crocodile head off his neck, and i believe the scene are also shown in the manga, but crocodile's head reshape again..
my question is... does it mean that doflamingo cant use haki?? cause if he does have it shouldnt crocodile's head should be really get cut off??


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The Great Reset: How the Post-Crash Economy Will Change the Way We Live and Work (Paperback)
We've weathered tough times before. History teaches us that periods of "creative destruction," like the Great Depression of the 1930s, also present opportunities to remake our economy and society and to generate whole new eras of economic growth and prosperity. In The Great Reset, bestselling author and economic development expert Richard Florida provides an engaging and sweeping examination of these previous economic epochs, or "resets," while looking toward the future to identify the patterns that will drive the next Great Reset and transform virtually every aspect of our lives. He distills the deep forces that alter physical and social landscapes how and where we live, how we work, how we invest in individuals and infrastructure, how we shape our cities and regions and shows the ways in which these forces, when combined, will spur a fresh era of growth and prosperity, define a new geography of progress, and create surprising opportunities for all of us.
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[U]seful in inspiring thinking about the future of communities, of different types of jobs, and of the nature of work itself."
-—The Conference Board Review
"The Great Reset shows how new technology and the new geographies of living and working come together to drive recovery….must reading for anyone who wants to understand where we are now and where we are headed."
-—Chris Anderson, editor, Wired magazine
"This timely and thought-provoking book gives us important insights into the reshaping of America's economic and physical landscape."
-—Jeffrey D. Sachs, director of the Earth Institute, Columbia University