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Barca to blow Milan away
Ben Linfoot previews Wednesday's matches in the Champions League and he's backing Barca to make a bright start in Milan.
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Barcelona's dominance is obvious to everyone and punters should be wary of challenging such supremacy ahead of their Champions League last-16 first leg at AC Milan on Wednesday night.
Barca are 4/7 to win at the San Siro and Lionel Messi is the same price to score anytime, but I couldn't really describe such odds as prohibitive.
Messi has scored 42 goals in La Liga and the Champions League this season and his team are top of the Spanish league by 12 points after scoring an incredible 80 goals in just 24 games.
And they cruised through the group stage despite losing at Celtic, scoring 11 goals on the way to topping Group G from the SPL side.
In contrast, AC Milan have stuttered their way through the season and in particularly the Champions League.
Milan scored only seven goals in the group stages - joint-lowest of all the qualifiers along with Galatasaray. More worryingly they have scored just once at the San Siro in their last four Champions League games, and haven't won at home in this season's competition.
Milan have also won just one of their last 10 knockout games in the Champions League.
With Barcelona their toughest test of the season by some way it makes me want to get with the La Liga side but the 4/7 odds are reserved for big-hitters only.
I do think one way of getting with Barca at bigger odds is to back them in the half-time score markets as they are capable of blowing away opposition early.
They were 3-0 in front at the break at Spartak Moscow in the group stages and also led 1-0 at Benfica. In fact, they have scored in the first half in 28 of their 37 matches in all competitions this season.
AC Milan, on the other hand, are slow starters. Forty of their 55 goals in all competitions this campaign have come after the break and with Mario Balotelli ineligible and Stephan El Shaarawy a doubt they lack a cutting edge up front.
Barcelona to be leading 2-0 at half-time is worth a small bet at 7/1 and the 28/1 available about them leading 3-0 in the same market is also worth raiding the copper jar for.
Wednesday's other game sees Galatasaray take on Schalke and the draw makes some appeal.
Goals could be at a premium in this one. As previously mentioned, Galatasaray only scored seven in the group stages and though the arrival of Didier Drogba could help in that regard he's not a certain starter after he came off the bench to score on his debut last Friday.
They aren't prolific in front of goal at this level and in Schalke they face competent if out-of-form opposition.
The Bundesliga outfit topped Group B after three wins and three draws but they haven't been in such good form since then.
They've won just once in their last 12 but five of those have been draws and their defeats came at tough places like Bayern Munich, Hamburg and Mainz.
I wouldn't be so quick to latch onto the 5/4 about the Turkish side despite the worries about Schalke and at 5/2 the stalemate makes plenty of appeal.
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Written by Miami Today on November 24, 2005
Miami is a weekly feature of Miami Today, keeping readers ahead
of the news. Here are highlights from the most current edition.
RESALES DIP, PRICES SOAR: Resales of single-family homes in the third quarter dipped 2% in Miami from the third quarter of 2004 while prices rose 27%, the Florida Association of Realtors reported Tuesday. The decline in sales was more marked in Fort Lauderdale, 20%, and the price rise steeper, 30%. In Miami, 3,070 homes were resold at a median price of $363,300. In Fort Lauderdale, 2,972 were resold at a median price of $383,900. Statewide, resales rose 7% and prices climbed 31%.
AT CONDO BUILDING, WE'RE TOPS: Miami ranks first in the nation in the number of residential condominiums under construction, according to a Wall Street Journal report last week. The paper lists 6,390 units rising, significantly ahead of No. 2 New York, with 3,607. The paper says Miami had 3,999 units under construction a year ago. The Journal says condo prices here have gained 122% in the past five years – good for No. 20 nationally in percentage increase.
CORAL WAY RISING: 3,527 residential housing units in 32 buildings are in the pipeline along Coral Way west of Third Avenue in Miami, according to city statistics. Integra Realty Resources estimates 1,000 units are being built and marketed, said Managing Director Michael Cannon. The rest are in various planning stages or awaiting City Commission approval, he said. If all the units are completed, more than 8,000 residents will be added to the city's population, according to 2000 US Census data that reports an average 2.4 people per multifamily structure in the area. However, the estimate would fall, Miami-Dade County planning and zoning officials said, if more units than usual are second or seasonal homes.
UNIVERSITY ADDS TRUSTEES: Florida Memorial University in Miami Gardens has added four new trustees – Clyde Rucker, senior vice president of global communications and external affairs at Burger King; Roberta Kressel, executive vice president of human resources at BankUnited; Horace Hord Jr., regional vice president for Caribbean government and industry relations with Royal Caribbean International Celebrity Cruises; and the Rev. R.B. Holmes Jr., pastor of Bethel Missionary Baptist Church in Tallahassee. The historically black institution offers 41 undergraduate and three graduate programs. Details: (305) 626-3624.
BRANCHING OUT: Eastern Financial Florida Credit Union, the state's largest credit union, has signed a lease for a 2,300-square-foot branch at 296 Aragon Ave. in Coral Gables. Eastern Financial has more than $2 billion in assets and 204,000 members nationwide.
HOW ABOUT DOUGHNUTS? Miami city commissioners are to vote today (11/17) to contribute $10,000 to the Miami-Dade County Association of Chiefs of Police executive board's meeting in mid-December to cover ballroom, food and beverages. The city's police department, as part of its membership, hosts the event, attended by 300 members of 60 local, state and federal law-enforcement agencies.
'DOZER DOLLARS: Miami's Department of Community Development could receive $200,000 from the Building Department if city commissioners approve during a meeting today (11/17). The money would be used to demolish unsafe structures throughout the city.
ECONOMIC STRATEGY: Forty community leaders this week are to participate in Idearaiser at the Coral Gables County Club, mulling strategies to create a South Florida Workforce Plan and achieve economic development goals for Miami-Dade. County Mayor Carlos Alvarez and Next In Line, a Miami networking organization for young professionals, are sponsors. Details: (305) 305-0300.
ON THE PAY RULE: Construction workers hired for Miami-Dade County contracts worth at least $100,000 are to receive a guaranteed minimum hourly wage following commission approval Nov. 3. The ordinance does not set an hourly rate but requires that contractors honor the base hourly rate set out in their contracts rather than promising to provide the balance in benefits. Future payments must be by check or money order rather than in cash for the purpose of verification. Besides providing back pay, first-time offenders must add 10% of the underpayment, second-time offenders 20% and third-time offenders 30%. A fourth offense will lead to a company ban from county work for three years.
SCIENTIFIC BREAKTHROUGH: Miami Dade College this week broke ground on a $25 million, 73,384-square-foot science complex on its north campus, 11380 NW 27th Ave. It's to be the first new science facility on the campus since the 1960s, to include in its three stories labs, classrooms, offices and a greenhouse. Details: (305) 237-1141.
VISITOR PROGRAMS FUNDED: The Miami Beach Visitor and Convention Authority has awarded $450,000 in its Tourism Advancement Grants Program, the first of three funding periods for the fiscal year. The nine funded projects include the ING Miami Marathon & Half Marathon, Art Basel Miami Beach, the FedEx Orange Bowl, the Miami Beach Visitors Center and the Tourist Hospitality Center. The next funding period is Feb. 1-May 31. Details: (305) 673-7050 or www.miamibeachvca.com.
SALARY TALKS: The salary of Timothy Schmand, Bayfront Park Management Trust executive director, is to be a topic at a Miami City Commission meeting today (11/17). Commissioners are to vote on a $106,000 salary, already approved by trust board members. The city created the trust to manage Bayfront Park.
CONDO BOOM OUTLOOK: International aspects of Miami's condo boom – including trends and the impact of recent hurricanes – will be the topic of Miami Today's International Roundtable as it opens its 20th season Dec. 1. The roundtable, sponsored by Swire Realty, will include panelists Ron Shuffield, president of Esslinger Wooten Maxwell realtors; Dario Moreno, director of the Metropolitan Center of Florida International University; Brian Street, principal of Boca Developers; and Megan Kelly, vice president of Swire Properties. The free program begins at 5 p.m. Dec. 1 at the Mandarin Oriental on Brickell Key. RSVP: Ivonne Nuñez, (305) 358-2663.
STAGING GROUND AVAILABLE: Teatro Marti, the East Little Havana landmark that was once the stage for Latin artists and a local headquarters to the Ku Klux Klan, is still available for developers interested in tearing down the theater at 400-420 SW Eighth Ave. and building a mixed-use development. The City of Miami's Economic Development Department has not requested new proposals after development company Amco Holdings lost a bid to redevelop the theater back in September. Investors Research Associates & Quinlivan Appraisals set the property's value at $2.1 million.
ANOTHER UNUSED STAGE: The future of Miami Marine Stadium on Virginia Key is in the hands of EDSA Inc., the company the City of Miami hired to create a master plan for the island at a cost of $775,000. The stadium has been closed since Hurricane Andrew swept through South Florida in 1992. "We won't know what the future holds for the stadium until we get the master plan back from EDSE," said Alicia Cuervo Schreiber, chief of operations at the city manager's office. The plan is to take eight to 12 months.
AND ALSO ON STAGE…: The Friends of Gusman Taskforce is still brainstorming ideas for the 80th anniversary celebration set to take place next year at the city-owned Gusman Center downtown. A meeting held Tuesday to discuss the birthday celebration of the theater made no concrete plans. Members are to meet again at 4 p.m. Nov. 29 at the theater. "The goal is to get 1,700 people in these doors and make them have fun," said Susan Atwater, president of Atwater Creative, which is marketing the Gusman.
THANKS MUCH: Incoming grants on the Miami City Commission agenda today (11/17): the Gang Resistance Education and Training Program, geared to help steer youth against gang violence, is to receive $85,000 from the State Department of Justice; the School Resource Officer Project is to receive $49,879 from the Miami-Dade County Department of Human Services to maintain the program, which utilizes a police presence in targeted elementary schools; and the Victims of Crime Act is receiving $35,450 from the state Task Force on Domestic and Sexual Violence.
FEE WAIVER: The Miami City Commission is to vote today (11/17) whether to waive $15,000 in fees for the World AIDS Day Conference at the Coconut Grove Expo Center, 2700 S Bayshore Drive, Dec. 1 and 2. The demonstration is to include 21 local, state and international organizations along with the Miami-Dade County Health Department. Details: (305) 688-6441.
GARDEN GROWING BACK: The Ichimura Miami-Japan Garden now is open on Watson Island by appointment only after Hurricanes Katrina, Rita and Wilma damaged it. A perimeter wall helped save plants, but work remains to be done. The garden was opened in 1961 when Kiyoshi Ichimura donated it to the city. "We have an annual open house every April 29 in celebration of the national Japanese holiday Green Day," said Meredith Nation, senior project representative for Miami's economic development agency. Details and appointments: (305) 960-4639.
KICKING OFF A WALK: The American Cancer Society Relay For Life has scheduled a kickoff party for 6:30-8:30 p.m. Dec. 1 at the Homewood Suites, 5200 Blue Lagoon Dr. Relay For Life is the signature event of the American Cancer Society, in which teams of eight to 15 gather with tents and sleeping bags to participate in the nation's largest fundraising walk. Details: (305) 779-2860.
GROUNDBREAKING BUSINESS: Florida International University is to break ground Nov. 18 on a $45 million business complex to house the Alvah H. Chapman Jr. Graduate School of Business and some programs in the R. Kirk Landon Undergraduate School of Business. Details: (305) 348-6631.
DISASTER LOANS: The Jamaican Chamber of Commerce, the US Small Business Administration and the Minority Business Development Center are hosting workshops on disaster loan assistance to help small businesses, nonprofit organizations, homeowners and renters get hurricane-related low-interest loans. The first workshop is scheduled for 9 a.m.-noon Saturday in Miami Gardens. Details: (305) 576-7888. The second is set for Dec. 14 at the Minority Business Development Center, 3050 Biscayne Blvd., Suite 201. Details: (786) 316-0888.
CUTTING EDGE TV: The International Arthroplasty Symposium scheduled for Friday and Saturday at Mercy Hospital and the Biltmore Hotel in Coral Gables will showcase the latest techniques and implants for knee and hip replacements, demonstrated via live television from Mercy's operating rooms. Orthopaedic surgeon Carlos Lavernia, medical director of the Orthopaedic Institute at Mercy Hospital, will lecture to visiting surgeons from 14 nations.


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Wednesday Clips 6/3/09
June 3, 2009 · Print This Article
Here's what's caught my eye since last time we did this….
*Why not take Aderall? (Chicago Weekly).
*Forget the death of print–the revival of cassette tape is well underway.
*Joyce Owens tells President Obama to give living artists a shot at the White House.
*In second round of layoffs, MOCA cuts Robert Hollister, its director of registration and collections (Culture Monster).
*Muralist Frank Romero sues Caltrans over mural washout (Culture Monster, again).
*David Lynch launches online Interview project (via Boing Boing).
*New Chicago journal The Point wants you to read articles. Long ones. Printed on paper. Yeah I know! Crazy f&%ks. (Chicago Reader).
*Curator Jeffrey Grove to leave High Museum for Dallas Museum of Art (UnBeige).
*In the nick of time, Scope Basel announces new location (Art in America).
*A really interesting assessment of the etsy craft aesthetic on the artblog.
(above image credit: Bertrand Goldberg Associates. Marina City South Elevation, ca. 1962. "Marina City" on view at ArchiTech Gallery from June 5-August 29, 2009).


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Dan Cole and Logovi'i Mulipola return to the Leicester starting line-up for Saturday's Aviva Premiership clash with Sarries at Wembley.
Dan Cole and Logovi'i Mulipola return to the Leicester Tigers starting line-up for Saturday's Aviva Premiership clash with Saracens at Wembley Stadium.
Mulipola returns for his second start of the term as Tigers make a first-ever trip to Wembley, while Cole swaps with Martin Castrogiovanni after starting the win over Worcester on the bench.
In the only other change to the squad which gained a second successive bonus-point win in the opening weeks of the season last Saturday, hooker George Chuter is among the replacements.
"Most of us grew up with football's cup finals at Wembley and to play there is a great experience for all the players, young or old. Hopefully it will be a good spectacle and a big crowd," said Tigers director of rugby Richard Cockerill.
"We're obviously happy to start with 10 points from two games, and we've played some good stuff which will hold us in good stead for the trail ahead. But we're not playing as well as we would like and against teams like Saracens and Harlequins over the next two weeks you know you'll have to be at your best."
Meanwhile, Saracens have revealed that one lucky fan at the game will have the chance to win £1 million in the Domino's Catch-A-Million challenge at half-time. Just by catching three rugby balls, one fan selected at random could walk home with the largest prize ever given away at a sporting event.
Saracens players Alex Goode and Richard Wigglesworth both successfully took on the challenge in training on Thursday and both will be in action for the north London club.
In team news, Carlos Nieto, Jackson Wray, Neil de Kock, Owen Farrell and James Short all come into the starting line-up with Petrus du Plessis, Will Fraser, Richard Wigglesworth, Charlie Hodgson and Chris Wyles switching to the replacement's bench as Director of Rugby Mark McCall rotates his squad.
"In front of what will be another big crowd, there couldn't be a better stage for Saturday's game against a team with whom we have enjoyed some tough battles in the past few years," said McCall.
"Wembley has become a home from home for us in recent seasons, but it's a stage on which the players really enjoy performing and after a very good week of preparation, we can't wait for kick off.
"We have been pleased with our energy and appetite for work in the opening two games of the season and we must continue that against the Tigers to get the result we want."
Form: Saracens only defeat in their last six encounters was to today's opponents Leicester at Welford Road in last season's Aviva Premiership Rugby semi-final. Sarries have taken five previous Premiership matches to Wembley Stadium, winning the first four but losing on last season's visit: 19-24 to Harlequins on 31 March. Leicester Tigers have begun the season with a pair of bonus point wins over London Welsh and Worcester Warriors. Tigers have won their last six away matches in all competitions. This is Leicester's first ever visit to Wembley Stadium, and they have beaten Saracens in their last two encounters.
The teams:
Saracens: 15 Alex Goode, 14 Chris Ashton, 13 Joel Tomkins, 12 Brad Barritt, 11 James Short, 10 Owen Farrell, 9 Neil de Kock, 8 Ernst Joubert, 7 Jackson Wray, 6 Kelly Brown, 5 Mouritz Botha, 4 Steve Borthwick (capt), 3 Carlos Nieto, 2 Schalk Brits, 1 Mako Vunipola.
Replacements: 16 John Smit, 17 Rhys Gill, 18 Petrus du Plessis, 19 Alistair Hargreaves, 20 Will Fraser, 21 Richard Wigglesworth, 22 Charlie Hodgson, 23 Chris Wyles.
Leicester: 15 Geordan Murphy (c), 14 Scott Hamilton, 13 Manusamoa Tuilagi, 12 Anthony Allen, 11 Vereniki Goneva, 10 Toby Flood, 9 Sam Harrison, 8 Thomas Waldrom, 7 Julian Salvi, 6 Steve Mafi, 5 Geoff Parling, 4 Graham Kitchener, 3 Dan Cole, 2 Tom Youngs, 1 Logovi'i Mulipola.
Replacements: 16 George Chuter, 17 Boris Stankovich, 18 Martin Castrogiovanni, 19 Rob Andrew, 20 Jordan Crane, 21 Patrick Phibbs, 22 George Ford, 23 Matt Smith.
Date: Saturday, September 15
Kick-off: 15:30 BST
Venue: Wembley Stadium
Referee: Greg Garner
Assistant referees: Nigel Carrick, Paul Dix
Television match official: Graham Hughes
Timekeeper: David Hudson
Assessor: Brian Campsall


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EU Council Regulation 833/2014: Concerning Restrictive Measures in View of Russia's Actions Destabilizing Situation in Ukraine
On July 31, 2014, EU published rules for implementing new sanctions on Russia, after Russia's annexation of Crimea. The sanctions freeze accounts of certain officials and organizations and apply to dual-use goods, technology, and other military arms supply services.
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By COREY BLUEMELStaff Writer
Southeastern Utah Off Highway Vehicle Club is not in agreement with the BLMs new travel plan, but they are continuing to educate the public about the laws, including safety while riding and encouraging enthusiasts to know the laws and obey them. The group recognizes that a few bad riders will give all the ATV people a bad name. It is the goal of SEUOHVC to promote multiple land use and mutual respect for all involved in the sport of ATV riding.
On March 7, the group is sponsoring a safety course for young people. Utah law states that young riders must pass this course to be certified to drive an ATV. This class will be held March 7 with pre-registration (mandatory) at Emery County Recreation Center. Riding instruction will be March 8.
Also, March 29, the club sponsors the "Swell Cure for Cabin Fever." This ride is the fourth annual poker ride and it will tour the scenic San Rafael Swell.
Later in the summer, Aug. 13-16, SEUOHVC is hosting the first annual Arapeen Trail Jamboree. This celebration will welcome riders from all over the United States to come and experience the beauty of southeast Utah. The group is hoping to spur the county economy while at the same time introducing Emery County to new faces.
The club is interested in public land issues and they have an informative website that can be accessed to find current road information at www.seuohvclub.org.


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TMC's Neurosurgery services include a dedicated neurosurgery operating room equipped to perform neurological surgical procedures, including multiple trauma. For all neurosurgery procedures, patients are cared for by specialized physicians, nurses and staff.
Neurosurgeons work in an interdisciplinary environment that brings together neurologists, medical oncologists, radiation oncologists and a dedicated anesthesia team. The Neurosurgery department has neurosurgeons who treat a full range of neurological disorders in the areas of:
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Five things: Winding down now
Ryan Lambert
August 29 2013 09:26AM
1. I hate summer
The good news is that this is the very last Five Things I will have to write in the month of August, when absolutely nothing happens and everyone just complains, mainly about how there is absolutely nothing happening. The better news is that hockey is just over the horizon, with the Flames set to participate in the Young Stars Classic in Penticton once again this season, starting at the end of next week.
In fact, after having a look at the roster the Flames put together for this thing, it's actually pretty respectable including — and this is something I almost couldn't believe — up the middle. Calgary's going with Sean Monahan, Corban Knight, Max Reinhart, Markus Granlund, Josh Jooris and someone called Linden Penner up the middle, and that looks very solid for a prospect camp at the very least. Not that that means anything at all, really, but that was something else.
Here's something else that stood out to me: The complete lack of depth on the right side. What I mean by that is, Emile Poirier and Ben Hanowski are the only right wings listed on the roster. The other six wings are all naturally suited to the left side, which is something I feel like you almost never see.
The defense is a little underwhelming and top-heavy, which is, perhaps, to be expected, and I think the goaltending is looking pretty good. No one is disagreeing — at least I don't think so — that Laurent Brossoit shouldn't at least get a good solid shot at the No. 1 job in Abbotsford, and Joni Ortio has played pretty respectably in the last two seasons in Finland for someone who just turned 22. I'm pretty interested to see what both can do.
That camp, by the way, starts next Wednesday. So that's something to look forward if you're especially starved for hockey. Which you should be.
2. Those AHL signings
Speaking of Abbotsford as I just was, the Heat signed both Carter Bancks and Steve Begin yesterday, which I thought was an interesting thing to have happened. (Incidentally, I understand that I'm using the word "interesting" a lot so far but unlike most of the things the Flames have done lately, these have been interesting for interesting reasons, not interesting for horrifying reasons, and there is a qualitative difference there.)
These signings in and of themselves weren't all that notable for reasons that should be obvious - Bancks is a career AHLer who got a shot with the big club last season only because of the paucity of warm bodies lying around toward the very end of the season, and Begin has almost no tread left on the tires - but what this says to me, and maybe I'm wrong, is that they're ready to give a bunch of the rookies the chance to make the team in the fall.
That gives me pause for reasons I've gone over before, especially if it relates to a kid whose name rhymes with "John Jonahan".
3. Olympic camp snubs
Both the US and Canada held their Olympic orientation camps this week and there was some talk about who had and had not been snubbed through the lack of invitation from USA Hockey and Hockey Canada, respectively.
The most notable of these was Jamie Benn, who for some reason thought he should have gotten the invite to the Canadian camp and made a whole bunch of crybaby noise about it. But here's the thing with the perceived "snubs" where these camps are concerned: They don't matter at all.
I think both organizations, but Hockey Canada especially, selected younger guys that went on deep playoff runs and generally had good seasons. Thus Milan Lucic. Thus Corey Crawford. Thus Patrick Sharp. Thus Brad freaking Marchand. I'd be absolutely shocked if one of those guys made the team. I mean, honestly, can you imagine Lucic trying to huff and puff his way up and down an Olympic sheet? He barely makes it in the NHL.
There's this whole idea now, too, that somehow Jarome Iginla and some of Canada's other Old Guard who have a couple gold medals in their back pockets (and p.s. let's forget all about that unfortunate 2006 thing) might also make it if they work hard but that's just a nice way of saying "You're too old for this but not completely useless in the NHL." If they make it, somehow, the guys they beat out better spend the entire tournament either injured or thoroughly embarrassed or, preferably, both.
As to Benn, well, sorry, but this isn't that far a cry from Vinny Lecavalier complaining about a snub any more, and at least the latter has his seniority to fall back on (albeit from the Voldemort of modern Canadian Olympic hockey performances, insofar as it must not be named). Boo hoo.
4. A weird what-if
Most Fridays I do a couple minutes on Ryan Pinder's show on the FAN960 and last week he noted something that I hadn't even really thought of, but boy was it ever funny. Miikka Kiprusoff still hasn't filed his official retirement papers with the NHL, meaning that as far as the league is concerned his $5.83 million cap hit is still on the books with the Flames.
The suggestion that he might show up to camp is the funny part. He saunters into the room with his gear bag, everyone starts trying real hard to avoid eye contact until someone with a little bit of authority comes along and says, "Uhh hey Miikka here's the thing we already have a bunch of goalies and umm, y'know, we all kinda thought… well, uh how do I put this? You were bad and gonna quit. That kinda thing…"
That's obviously not going to happen but I wonder how this kind of thing works. If he doesn't show up like, say, Tim Thomas last season, then maybe they just carry the cap hit, which won't matter anyway since this team is getting nowhere near the ceiling, so intent as they seem to be on staying deep in the basement. But in thinking about it the last few days, I got to wondering: Has this kind of thing ever happened before?
A player retiring without officially retiring, with no injuries to speak of (so the team can't put him on LTIR), and that cap hit just happening and no one really caring? That would be very strange, I should think. Very uncommon at the very least.
5. And finally…
In lieu of anything substantive to talk about, I thought I'd leave you with this quote from Brian Burke about the big deal everyone is making about the size of the ice in Sochi.
Said Burke on the alleged big deal about the ice size: " These guys have all played international, OK? It's pretty simple: The rink's 15 feet wider. If you think about it, you can't chase the puck in any of the zones like you do in our rinks. It's elementary."
I love Brian Burke.
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Graphic Comments returns from his off-season hiatus to talk about Luongo the "Diva". Check it out:
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- Prospect Profile - #3 Bo Horvat
August 29 2013, 09:51AM
I think the Flames forward depth is enough that the team shouldn't be "compelled" to keep Monahan around. Right now they have Backlund, Stajan, Knight, Bouma, Horak, Reinhart, Granlund down the middle.
August 29 2013, 09:55AM
I'm eagerly anticipating the hockey season as well. Penticton will give us fans some much needed perspective with regards to the prospects. I'm wondering/hoping the tourney will allow me to dream even further...
Monahan = the next Kopitar? haha. Did anyone else read that Lucic has quite the analytical mind (that might be relative but he could also be like a Craig Breslow of hockey). Listening to Lucic speak, I feel he is very calm and thoughtful. I wonder if his love of stats has piqued his interest in corsi etc?
This may be old news, but has anyone watched this interview with Chris Snow: http://video.flames.nhl.com/videocenter/console?id=181189
Snow makes many, many comments that are 'very interesting'. Too many to go into but I wonder if he videos an overhead of the entire ice (video game style) and is able to track every player on the ice. Then with corsi for example you can see exactly what a good corsi game for a player looks like. Can you have a good corsi game but actually be ineffectual? Does something else like passes completed give a better representation of driving the play?
For the Olympic team, I think there are only 7 starting spots up for grabs (14 locks). Those 7 are:
Stamkos Giroux Hall Carter Bouwmeester Subban Pietrangelo
I am not sure what the point of the diagram at the end is about in labeling Luongo a diva. There was a time when I wasn't his biggest booster, but he has been railroaded in Vancouver, and has been nothing but class the whole time.
August 29 2013, 10:20AM
@Veggie Dog
I'd suggest reading the entire article to understand the context.
I'd suggest reading the entire article to understand the context.
I actually didn't even notice it was a link, I just saw the diagram. But I can barely care about Flames off-season news these days, so I am going to go ahead and skip the Canucks article. But if it explains the relevance of the diagram, then I apologize.
I do maintain that Luongo is largely blameless in the whole Gillis bungling of the situation.
I'd suggest reading the entire article to understand the context.
Well bugger, I am so desperate that i read it after all. I like the Blame/ Hands Tied diagram better.
Conspiracy Theory: Mikka stays on books , flames take cap hit, in order to stay above cap floor. Edwards is pleased.
August 29 2013, 11:02AM
Everyone knows the Canucks are a Mickey Mouse team.
Lon Donahan? Who the hell is Lon Donahan Ryan?!
I think 2. is pretty good tea leaf reading.
August 29 2013, 11:37AM
I say if John Jonahan is NHL ready, give him a spot. Same thing with Sean Monahan.
We may finally have our answer to Gaylor Stall with Don Blonahan.
August 29 2013, 12:17PM
I like the subdued nature of this article. It was the literary equivalent of a gentle float down a stream, for the most part.
Regarding Olympic snubs: I kind of thought Backlund not being invited to the Swedish camp was snubbish. Not to say he'd necessarily end up on the team (if he did it would be in the bottom six given the existence of Zetterberg, Backstrom, Sedin), but I saw a couple of dudes there whose places he could've taken at camp.
August 29 2013, 01:00PM
@Kent Wilson
Is Blair Jones still around?
Jones is signed on for one more year with the Flames. He'll probably stay in the AHL, as Hartley seems to have no love for him.
I like the subdued nature of this article. It was the literary equivalent of a gentle float down a stream, for the most part.
Regarding Olympic snubs: I kind of thought Backlund not being invited to the Swedish camp was snubbish. Not to say he'd necessarily end up on the team (if he did it would be in the bottom six given the existence of Zetterberg, Backstrom, Sedin), but I saw a couple of dudes there whose places he could've taken at camp.
Besides having good possession stats, what has Backs done to get noticed? Don't get me wrong, I think he's a great player with a ton of potential, but he's still only Olympic-great in the future-tense. Besides, Sweden could still call him up if, later in the season, Backlund has lit things up and actually stayed healthy.
If i had something interesting to add i woulda put it here. I don't. suffice to say, hockey... bring it on!
August 29 2013, 04:40PM
Besides having good possession stats, what has Backs done to get noticed? Don't get me wrong, I think he's a great player with a ton of potential, but he's still only Olympic-great in the future-tense. Besides, Sweden could still call him up if, later in the season, Backlund has lit things up and actually stayed healthy.
Just comparing him to dudes like Marcus Kruger, Niklas Persson, Joel Lundqvist, and Gustav Nyquist, all of whom Backs has essentially outscored of late. And beyond the counting stats I'd wager he's certainly better than all of them, as well. Remember, most countries can't put together a ridiculous team (or two ridiculous teams) like Canada can; a possession-driving mid-tier NHLer is an Olympic talent for most countries. Sweden is still one of the deeper countries, but it does surprise me that Backlund got no invite to the camp.
doesn't surprise me in the least, actually. Disappointed, sure, but it's a simple fact that Mickis is a criminally under-appreciated player.
Kruger, Persson, and Lundqvist all played in the SEL/SHL, which is probably the league most of the Swedish team's staff and players are connected to. Backs only played in Allsvenskan, which is Sweden's second-tier league. For the Swedish Olympic team to go after Backlund would be a bit similar to the Canadian team going after a guy who never played in the NHL but tore up the AHL and did well in the KHL. Of course, the NHL is a better league than the KHL, so it's a little less unlikely for the Swedes to take Backs.
Besides being known to the team staff, the guys you mention are older and possibly fill "leadership" roles. They might even be big with the fans, but I have no idea since I don't follow the SHL.
Right now, Backlund is a guy who has 0.36 ppg game career average in the NHL. That's nothing to sneeze at, but it's not a number that says, "OMG, this guy who is a total unknown to us is clearly a *GOD* and must be on the team right away!". As I said before though, if Backs has a good season (and stays healthy) I'd be surprised if he doesn't get a call. He's coming off his best season as a Flame yet, so hopefully this is just one more reason for him to keep pushing fowards (without breaking any fingers).


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The RedEye tips the scales around a svelte 28 grams, while the Joystick's low weight and one-piece design weighs in at under 90 grams. So, the combo won't cause fatiguing bobble-head effect. And as a one-piece design, the Joystick's 2900mAh Lithium ion battery is enclosed within an aerospace-grade, exquisitely CNC'd aluminum body.
The extensive machining, however, isn't just to look cool. It's actually designed to help heat transfer in order to physically cool the light. Packing one Cree XPG R5 LED, the Joystick Mk7 is capable of generating excessive heat. One way it's managed is through the weather-tight body, the other way it's managed is with Exposure's patented Intelligent Thermal Management (ITM).
If the internal temperature gets too high, ITM kicks in and automatically drops the power level down to the next lowest setting. It will remain at the lower setting until the temperature inside the housing returns within normal operating range. This, and the weatherproof housing, ensures that the light's battery and LED bulbs are safe from moisture, muck, and heat for a long life span.
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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
The Emery County Commission approved a contract for the south debris basin with Johansen and Tuttle Engineering. A change order was also approved for changes to the upper basin. After the recent storm event, it became evident a larger area was needed for the backhoe to clean out the debris rack. This work area will be expanded and Nielson Construction will do the work. Commissioner James Nelson said time is of the essence for these improvements to the basin as we are in the monsoon season. It's estimated the additional work will cost between $131,000-$132,000. Easements will need to be obtained from the BLM for use of additional land surrounding the basin.
Commissioner Ethan Migliori presented the employee of the month award to Bo Minchey from the Emery County Sheriff's Office.
Kris Bell presented the personal property tax exemptions for approval. Commissioner Migliori said the list is mostly comprised of small home businesses.
The commission ratified the memorandum of understanding between the Bureau of Land Management and Emery County concerning the placement of the silhouettes depicting riders along the Spanish Trail.
All unclaimed bikes collected by the sheriff's office will be donated to the Green River Community Center for refurbishing and distribution.
The county will purchase Eagle Air Med life flight insurance for all county full-time employees for $30 a year. The county will host a wellness clinic at the Emery Medical Center in the fall. Blood work, flu shots and other preventative measures will be performed at the clinic. This is a valuable resource for county employees as many diseases and cancers have been detected early and treated. All employees who participate will receive four hours of paid vacation time.
Attorney David Blackwell said the county has again been asked to participate in the amicus brief in support of the states petition for certiorari to the US Supreme Court. This is in support of Utah's stance on marriage between a man and a woman.
The county will transfer a vehicle to be used by the Emery County Care and Rehab and the Meals on Wheels program.
Bret Mills, the county communications expert asked for approval of the memorandum of understanding between the Emery County School District and Emery County for the use of the Cedar Mountain Communications site. Mills explained the state has turned over communications to the Utah Communications agency and made a company out of it. They are taking money to supply that organization from the poison control monies. The state is going to start charging rent for their buildings.
The county has 600 radios and the cost to go with the new system would be cost prohibitive for the county. Emery County has always worked independently with its communications because of the large area the radios must cover and the lack of cell service in many areas of the county. Emery County has a top notch radio system now. The school district has a building right next to the state building that Mills is proposing the county use instead of paying the state the significant fees they want to charge.
The county will pay for upgrades to the school district building and still be money ahead. The county approved the MOU with the school district.
Commissioner Nelson said the state politicians sometimes forget the problems of the rural areas when they try to push things upon rural Utah that work for metropolitan areas, but don't work out here.
The commission approved an easement to Huntington City for the new trail system being worked on by Huntington City. The county and Huntington City have been working on a trail to connect Huntington Lake with the city, it will be used for walking and biking. Huntington City will maintain the trail.
Commissioner Migliori said trails of this type surrounding towns is good for tourism and adds to their experience.
Commissioner Nelson said he has also been working on the trail with the Bureau of Reclamation to allow the trail to continue around the Huntington Lake and across the dam.
In the commission reports, Commissioner Nelson said he has been working with the BOR and things are moving along towards a contract with the Emery Water Conservancy District, BOR and PacifiCorp. The prior contract was in place for 40 years and at renewal time, the BOR wanted to change some things. A one year extension was granted at that time and negotiations towards a new contract are continuing.
Commissioner Nelson said it was a productive time when Rep. Jason Chaffetz brought Cong. Elijah Cummings to tour Chaffetz's congressional district. Cummings was surprised by the size of Chaffetz's area. Many things were discussed with the Congressman including the Antiquities Act, mineral royalties, natural gas and sage grouse. At your Leisure television show filmed a segment at Millsite golf course and state park and Commissioner Nelson took them scorpion hunting.
Commissioner Migliori said he and Ray Petersen had been interviewed by Fox news representatives from Colorado and they talked about issues involving Emery County. The museum had a folk art festival. The Castle Valley Pageant had 22,000 attendees this season from both in and out of the county. The rodeo and fair are complete and both were well attended.
Commissioner Jeff Horrocks said he has attended the seven county coalition meetings. The coalition approached the CIB for funding, but Grand County hasn't approved joining the coalition. So, the coalition will approach the CIB in their next funding meeting after they know if it will be a six or a seven county coalition. The paperwork for the creation of the coalition is at the Lt. Governor's Office.
Commissioner Horrocks reported the fire district has received a $450,000 grant and they have a match of $250,000 from their budget to purchase eight new brush fire trucks for each of the towns.
There will be a trails open house in Green River to discuss their new trail system at 6 p.m. on Aug. 13. The next commission meeting will be held in Green River on Aug. 26 at 9 a.m. Commissioner Horrocks reminded everyone to attend Melon Days in Green River on Sept. 19-20. There will be a fly-in by the Back Country Pilots to the Huntington Airport in the fall.
The Emery County Commission approved Janell Beagley as a seasonal receptionist at the Museum of the San Rafael. A 3 percent wage increase was approved for Velvet Farley, Kaylee VanWagoner, Mindi Labrum and Melissa Jensen for completion of their six month orientation period.


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Canada's Flare Magazine starts off the new year in denim! The January 2011 issue features models Arlenis Sosa, Tiiu Kiuk, and Irina Lazareanu on the cover in matching denim shirts from eclectic and affordable fashion brand Joe Fresh Style. The three look modern and of-the-moment styled impeccably in over-sized, chunky accessories giving this denim look a new and chic twist. Perfect considering the cover shot is part of Flare's A Fresh Approach To Style, a look at easy-to-wear, accessible, and fashionable clothing that will give any wardrobe a breathe of fresh air.
Image, Flare; Photographer, Max Abadian; Fashion Director, Elizabeth Cabral.
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Envelopes continue to show up for our Small Victories project and I am more and more amazed at the work being submitted. It is going to be a fun show! You have two more weeks to submit!
Envelopes continue to show up for our Small Victories project and I am more and more amazed at the work being submitted. It is going to be a fun show! You have two more weeks to submit!
This is not a painting! The image above is a photo by Frank Krahmer (see the image larger). I saw this pop up on Reddit and had to investigate.
The image is from Namib-Naukluft National Park which is part of the Namib Desert (considered the world's oldest desert according to Wikipedia). I found a similar image on National Geographic which gives you a sense of the scale of the dunes and camel thorn trees. The image below was shot by Frans Lanting.
New York City-based artist Michael Aaron Lee covers paper with grease pencil before cutting through with a printmaker's gouge, uncovering the white underneath. See more images from "Black Drawings" below.
A selection of work by artist Jason Parker who participated in this month's Reader Submissions (click here to submit your work!). More images below.
Phaidon is releasing a new book all about colour and art. Written by author and art historian Stella Paul, Chromaphilia invites readers to consider the many ways that colour has been theorized and utilized to express meaning and emotion throughout different time-periods and cultures.
Each chapter of the book covers a specific colour (Red, Blue, Purple, Gold, Yellow, Green, White, Grey and Black), and offers insight, artwork and anecdotes you probably didn't know. Like how Yves Klein's obsession with a particular shade of blue led him to develop his own customized (and patented) paint. Or how many crushed bugs it used to take to make the coveted red dye used for royal garments. (The answer is 70,000!)
Check out more images from Chromaphilia below or grab yourself a copy when it's released on March 13th. We also have one to give away! To snag the book, simply post a link to any Booooooom article in the comment section below and write 1 sentence about the artist's use of colour.
The winner will be selected in two weeks!
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The Lowland Mazurka
Last year I managed to pursude the Music Dept. of Edinburgh Central Library to purchase a copy of the recently published edition of the Balcarres lute book. This manuscript, for so long unavailable for research, is a treasure house of Scottish music at its turning point at the very end of the 17th century. I was aware of many of the wonders it contains, but I was taken by surprise by two settings of a tune it calls 'Rothes Rant', and which comes nearer than anything I have yet encountered in the Scottish sources to being a mazurka.
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WASHIGNTON – Since 1982, the Search and Rescue Satellite-Aided Tracking System (SARSAT) has saved over 27,000 lives worldwide, over 6,200 in the U.S. alone. Now, NASA and its partners are making an effort to save both time and lives with new technology.
The Distress Alerting Satellite System, or DASS, is the most recent innovation in satellite search and rescue technology. DASS is a collaborative effort between NASA and other government agencies, including the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the U.S. Coast Guard and the U.S. Air Force.
DASS can almost instantaneously detect and locate distress signals coming from emergency beacons installed in aircrafts and marine vessels or from hand held beacons individuals can carry with them. The most modern beacons have a GPS receiver in them, which can transmit the exact location of the emergency to the satellites.
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posted Jul 9 2012 11:48AM
I love rankings. I can't get enough of them. I want to rank everything -- even where it's inappropriate. When I told my wife a couple years ago that I wanted to establish a Friends Hall of Fame in our basement, she laughed. I was incredulous. You mean posting pictures of our favorite friends would be
? How? What about the others, she said.
Ah. The others.
I've been a tennis fan as long as I can remember. I love the sport for its underrated physical demands without requiring you to be some athletic beast, and its way of exposing who can handle pressure and who can't. Like golf, it's just you out there. Unlike our team sports, there's no misreading who's better than whom. Is such-and-such a quarterback only great because of his coach, offensive line or defense? Would such-and-such a basketball star have been a champion without his great supporting cast? In individual sports you have none of these quandaries.
You of course do have never-ending conversations about who the Best Player Ever is. It always was a bit of a disappointment to me that when Roger Federer eclipsed Pete Sampras' record for Grand Slam titles it seemed to settle the issue. That's it, they said. Federer is the greatest of all time.
Maybe. I've had two issues with that sentiment, one of which has grown since that win in 2009. One is that it downgrades the great Rod Laver. Laver won the Grand Slam in 1962 and was then disallowed from playing in the "majors" for six years because of his turning pro. Then in the advent of the so-called Open Era, when pros were allowed back in, Laver won the Slam again, in 1969. He was the best player in the world for six years yet played in none of the sport's 24 "majors". Conservatively, I'd say he'd have won eight of them. That would give him 19, more than Federer.
Secondly, Federer has two contemporaries that have beaten him down in the biggest of matches. Rafael Nadal is 18-10 against Federer and has beaten him in finals in three of the four Slams. Novak Djokovic doesn't have Nadal's career edge over Federer head-to-head, but he'd beaten him in the majors four out of five times.
Then came along Wimbledon 2012. Nadal lost early, and Federer took out Djokovic in the semis en route to winning the title. To me, this victory is huge for Federer's legacy. It had been three years since he'd won a major and he'd been flattened too often by his top rivals, begging questions about his superiority. But he won this one, and he beat the world's top player along the way. Federer, who played at a very high level in this tournament, especially late, deserves full credit for the achievement.
But I say he's still not the best ever. Laver is. Nadal's years of burying Federer in finals stands out. I do agree with most analysts that Federer is capable of shot-making that no other player in history was. (Part of this is attributable to advances in equipment.) And there is no joy in watching tennis quite like when Federer solves a seemingly impossible angle.
This Wimbledon win to me doesn't add a postscript to Federer's candidacy as the sport's preeminent player, it re-opens it. And really, the conversation is all I want.
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From: Assistant Director, Minerals and Realty Management
Subject: 2012-2014 Inventory of Cadastral Survey Service Needs DD: 08/16/2011
Program Area: Lands, Realty and Cadastral Survey.
Purpose: This Instruction Memorandum (IM) requires states to update the 3-year inventory of needs for cadastral survey services as required by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB).
Policy/Action: The requirement for this inventory stems from a 2004 OMB study of the Cadastral Survey Program. The inventory, covering Fiscal Years (FY) 2012-2014, will address the need for cadastral survey services for four categories: 1) cadastral brass cap survey, 2) supplemental plats, 3) corner remonumentation, and 4) administrative survey. This 3-year inventory will include all Federal lands. There are two inventory sheets to be used, one for the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and one for other Federal agencies. The inventory for Indian country is performed using the Cadastral Automated Request System (CARS). No consideration should be given to whether funding will be available when identifying needs.
This inventory has been refined this year to reflect the Office of Inspector General (OIG) recommendation (report No. C-IN-MOA-0001-2009) to "…identify, prioritize, and conduct surveys on targeted lands, both federal and Indian, which have the highest risk boundaries." Each need identified in this inventory will include information indicating whether or not significant high value resources are at risk due to uncertain boundary location.
The BLM State Office Cadastral Survey Chiefs will work with the BLM and other Federal land management agencies to identify the cadastral survey services needed. Each Federal land management agency is responsible for identifying its cadastral survey needs in a manner that provides effective land stewardship for the benefit of the public. Reporting elements should be applied consistently in this inventory. This IM requires each state office to complete all data fields using the attached Excel spreadsheet (attachments 4 and 5).
This inventory will impact:
Timeframe: This IM is effective immediately. The inventory must be completed by August 16, 2011, to allow time to review and compile data for national, year-end reporting.
Budget Impact: The short-term budget impact is minimal.
Background: This inventory was first compiled in FY 2006 and subsequently updated through FY 2010. The current inventory of cadastral services needs (covering FYs 2011-2013) for BLM lands is projected to cost $86 million to complete. Additionally, because the BLM has statutory authority to provide cadastral services for all federally managed lands, this inventory identifies the cadastral services needs of other Federal land management agencies. Finally, this effort provides a tool to address lands with significant high value resources lost or at risk due to uncertain boundary location as recommended in the OIG draft report identified above.
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Coordination: The State Office Cadastral Survey Chiefs will coordinate with the appropriate land management staffs within the BLM and other Federal agencies to update the inventory. National inventory results will be shared with participating Federal agencies. Preparation of this IM was coordinated with BLM state offices.
Contact: If you have any questions concerning the content of this IM, please contact me at 202-208-4201, or your staff may contact Mark Wahlfield, Cadastral Surveyor (WO-350), at 202-912-7316, for further guidance and direction.
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1. All exhibitors must be residents of Emery County. 2. Both Professional and Amateur photographers may exhibit; they can only submit entries in one class.
3. Only prints that have not been previously entered at the Emery County Fair will be accepted. 4. An individual may enter a maximum of 5 prints. 5. The size for each print for this year is 8" x 10" or 8" x 12". Advanced Amateur 11" x 14" or 10" x 15". 6. All entries must be affixed to a mount board of foam core approximately 1/ 8" to ¼". (No cardboard, poster board, etc. permitted). 7. No front mats or frames will be accepted in any classification. 8. Prints may be surface coated with a protective photographic lacquer or spray gloss. 9. Prints that were taken with a digital camera may be entered and will compete equally in all classifications if the images have not been computer manipulated. The exception will be for entries entered in the special effects/abstract classification. 10. No names or identifying marks may appear on the front of prints or mount boards until after judging has been completed. 11. Class designation for children, adults, advanced amateur and senior citizens. 12. The fair personnel will use care to secure the pictures and safeguard their safety. However, no responsibility can be assumed for any lost, stolen, or damaged photos. 13. All decisions made by the judges will be final. Exhibits will be accepted on Tuesday, July 31,between 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. Because of the family oriented nature of Emery County Fair Exhibits, objectionable or inappropriate items will not be displayed.
1. All exhibitors must be residents of Emery County. 2. Exhibits must be original work. NOT A COPY. 3. Work previously entered cannot be exhibited again. 4. All pictures must be securely framed and equipped with hangers. 5. All decisions made by the judges will be final.
1. All exhibitors must be residents of Emery County. 2. Exhibits made from prefabricated kits are discouraged-UNLESS the exhibit has been significantly modified to magnify the exhibitor's talent. 3. Articles entered must be the COMPLETE work of the exhibitor. 4. Items previously exhibited will not be accepted. 5. All decisions made by the judges will be final.
Home Arts changes: 1. A limit of 2 quilts per county resident will be accepted 2. NO PROFESSIONAL QUILTING WILL BE JUDGED 3. Quilt sleeve must be attached for display purposes 1. All exhibitors must be residents of Emery County. 2. All articles entered must be the exhibitors own work. 3. Any article previously entered will not be accepted. 4. All exhibits must be CLEAN, soiled entries will NOT be accepted 5. All decisions made by the judges will be final. FLORICULTURE(Flower Arranging):
All entries for this category must be fresh 1. All exhibitors must be residents of Emery County. 2. Work must be exclusively that of the exhibitor. 3. Exhibitor need not to have grown the plants in the arrangement. 4. All decisions made by the judges will be final. HORTICULTURE:(Flowers Grown)
All entries for this category must be fresh 1. All exhibitors must be residents of Emery County. 2. All exhibits must have been grown by the exhibitor in Emery County. 3. Exhibitors must provide their own container. 4. All decisions made by the judges will be final.
All entries for this category must be fresh. All entries are limited to residents of Emery County and all products must have been grown in Emery County. 2. All entries must be placed on a disposable plate or tray (paper or styrofoam). 3. All fruit and vegetable entries must contain five specimens. 4. The exhibit must be clean and all 5 specimens need to be of uniform shape and size. 5. Root crops need to be firm, cleaned and free from soil. Roots need to be cut off and tops need to be trimmed to 1 inch. 6. Honey - 1 pint 7. Berries - 1 full cup displayed on a plate. 8. Grapes - 1 plate full. 9. Nuts - 1 plate full. 10. All decisions made by the judges will be final.
Exhibits will be accepted on Tuesday July 30 from 10 a.m.:-7: p.m. and all fresh exhibits will be accepted on Wednesday July 31 from 8-10 a.m. at the Emery County Fair Exhibit and Expo Center located at 75 South 400 East, Castle Dale.
Judging will take place at 10:30 a.m. No late exhibits will be accepted. Exhibit Hall will be open to the general public Aug. 1-2 from 10 a.m.-8 p.m. and Aug. 3 from 12 noon-6 p.m.
For information, call: Cassie Thatcher at 653-2199. For 4-H, Christine Jensen at 381-2381 or the Emery County Recreation office at 381-2108. All exhibit entries must be picked up on Monday, Aug. 5, from 9 a.m. - 12 noon. If for any reason you cannot be there to pick up your entries, please make other arrangements. It is fair time again. This years fair theme is "Blue Jeans and Country Dreams." The following are the chairman for the exhibits this year. Photography: Juanita Mcevoy 653-2027; Creative Arts: Eldon Holmes 653-1830; Floriculture/Horticulture: Linda Irving 653-2012; Fine Arts: Melaine Miera 653-2798/Brenda Jensen 653-2444. Home Arts: Please contact them for any questions you may have in regards to exhibits. There will also be a new contest this year. It will be the "Best use of theme" contest. This contest will awarded a rosette and a cash prize. For more information please contact Cassie Thatcher 653-2199. A quilt sleeve must be in place on the back of all quilts submitted for display purposes.
4-H Information for County Fair Exhibits Bring your fair projects to the Emery County Fair. 4-H exhibits will be accepted TUESDAY, July 30 from 10 am to 7 pm. Exhibits consisting of fresh items such as garden produce, flowers, cakes, pies, breads etc. should be brought in WEDNESDAY, July 31 between 8 and 10 am. No late exhibits will be accepted. Make sure you are enrolled in your 4-H exhibit project area. Call the Extension office at 381-2381 to check your enrollment or if you have questions. No non-4-H school projects will be accepted. (Exhibit acceptance times also apply to open class exhibitors.)


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Gabrielle Vien
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The sitter, Gabrielle Vien, was born in 1886 and was therefore in her eighth year when Séguin painted her portrait.1 Her gaze encounters the viewer's directly, without coyness or false sentiment. She is a good child, posing dutifully, dressed in her best clothes. They are black—was she in mourning? Does she seem older than her years? This may be the result of the quizzical angle of her head, inclined slightly downwards, while the girl looks sideways at the artist, and at us.
Although Séguin was a friend of the Nabis painters, especially Sérusier and Denis, he never joined the group formally. Instead of the Nabis' small, informal studies of domesticity, Gabrielle Vien seems a much more ambitious and conventional portrait. Perhaps it was a commission, or an attempt by the artist for public recognition. Séguin presents his work as a modern version of a Renaissance portrait. A demure female subject sits in a dark interior, with patches of light emanating from her hair, face and hands, which clutch a white handkerchief. In the lower-left corner, a bright warm patch of colour—a bowl of flowers or fruit on a table—forms the left corner of the pyramidal composition. A window opens onto the outside world, showing a small village and tilled ground.
The painting was never completed, and some details are difficult to read. According to the model, the window and the landscape were painted by Gauguin.2 He was a colleague, or rather a mentor, for Séguin, in Pont-Aven, and wrote an introduction for the younger artist's one-man show at the Galerie Le Barc de Boutteville in 1895. Gauguin called him a 'cerebral artist—he expresses not what he sees but what he thinks by means of an original harmony of lines, limited by arabesques'.3 If the sitter is correct, it is rather Gauguin's curves and arabesques made by the curtains which complicate and ornament the simple arcs of the child's black dress. The small pleasures of texture and pattern are provided by an embroidered collar, floral decoration on the sofa, and lively waves of golden hair.
Christine Dixon
Text © National Gallery of Australia, Canberra 2009
From Masterpieces from Paris: Van Gogh, Cézanne, Gauguin and beyond Post-Impressionism from the Musée d'Orsay exhibition book, National Gallery of Australia, Canberra 2009
- The sitter was brought up in Paris in intellectual circles, the daughter of Elizabeth de Saint-Maure. Gabrielle was widowed at twenty and became a singer under the name of Mary Christian. The partner of Marco de Gastyne, after their separation she became a writer, novelist, poet and journalist under the name of Marie Jade. Awarded the Prix Amie of the Academie francaise in 1970, she died in 1980.
- 'Gabrielle Vien', website catalogue entry, 2006, Musée d'Orsay, Paris, viewed 22 September 2009, www.musee-orsay.fr/en/collections/index-of-works/notice.html?no_cache=1&nnumid=007979&cHash=8e04573399.
- Taube G. Greenspan, 'Armand Séguin', in Jane Turner (ed.), The dictionary of art, vol. 28, London: Macmillan 1996, p. 371.


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