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The COPS Office has assembled the following resources for our School Safety Toolkit, which includes a series of documents and guides to help address issues often associated with school safety and youth violence.
Bomb Threats in Schools
This guide addresses the problem of bomb threats in schools, public or private, kindergarten through 12th grade. The guide reviews the factors that increase the risk of bomb threats in schools and then identifies a series of questions that might assist law enforcement in analyzing their local problem. Finally, the guide reviews responses to the problem and what is known about these from evaluative research and police practice.
Bullying in Schools
There is always concern about school violence, and police have assumed greater responsibility for helping school officials ensure students' safety. As pressure increases to place officers in schools, police agencies must decide how best to contribute to student safety. This guide provides police with information about the causes and extent of bullying in schools and recommendations for developing effective approaches and practices that contribute to student safety.
Disorderly Youth in Public Places
Disorderly youth in public places constitute one of the most common problems facing many police agencies. This problem-oriented guide for police provides a general discussion of the problem of disorderly youth in public places and reviews the factors that contribute to it. The guide also identifies questions to ask when dealing with a disorderly youth problem, proposes numerous responses to the problem, and identifies ways to measure the effectiveness of responses to the problem.
This problem-oriented guide for police addresses effective responses to the problem of graffiti - the wide range of markings, etchings, and paintings that deface public or private property. In recent decades, graffiti has become an extensive problem, spreading from the largest cities to other locales. This guide provides law enforcement a serious of questions to consider when analyzing their local graffiti problem and reviews responses to the problem based on evaluative research and police practice.
Rave Parties
This problem-oriented guide for police addresses the problems associated with rave parties. Rave parties - or, more simply, raves - are dance parties that feature fast-paced, repetitive electronic music and accompanying light shows. Raves are the focus of a youth-oriented subculture that blends music, art, and social ideals (e.g., peace, love, unity, respect, tolerance, happiness). The rave culture also entails the use of a range of licit and illicit drugs. This guide is an essential tool for law enforcement in developing responses to their local rave party problem.
School Safety CD-ROM
The School Safety CD-ROM contains more than 30 COPS Office and other U.S. Department of Justice agency links and documents related to youth violence, gangs, bullying, and drugs. It is a resource for local policy makers, school administrators, parents, and students.
School Vandalism and Break-Ins
The term school vandalism refers to willful or malicious damage to school grounds and buildings or furnishings and equipment. This guide describes the problem and reviews the risk factors of school vandalism and break-ins. It also reviews the associated problems of school burglaries and arson. The guide then identifies a series of questions to help law enforcement analyze their local problem. Finally, it reviews responses to the problem, and what is known about them from evaluative research and police practice.
Solutions to Address Gang Crime
The CD-ROM includes resources related to law enforcement responses for addressing gang activity, gang activity in specific populations, criminal behavior of gangs, and statistics and research on gangs. This CD-ROM contains a video documenting the 2003 Herman Goldstein Award Winner and Finalists.
SRO Performance Evaluation CD-ROM
This CD-ROM provides a step-by-step guide to help law enforcement and school personnel use School Resource Officer performance assessment to address school crimes and disorder problems and achieve results. Tools are provided to support the process, and Microsoft Word versions that can be modified and saved are included. To further enhance success, other school safety and partnerships guides and toolkits, problem-solving and analysis tips, links to free incident-tracking software, as well as problem-specific resources are included.
Traffic Congestion Around Schools
This problem-oriented guide for police addresses school-related traffic congestion, as defined as the overcrowding and blocking of streets on or near school property that is typically associated with car transportation of children to and from school. This guide is written for police, not because they are the biggest stakeholders in solving traffic congestion problems, but because they are often one of the first to be called when traffic congestion develops around schools.
Underage Drinking
Underage drinkers experience a wide range of alcohol-related health, social, criminal justice, and academic problems. This guide identifies a series of questions that might assist law enforcement in analyzing their local problem. It also reviews responses to the problem and what is known about these from evaluative research and police practice.


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Hirschsprung's disease is a rare disorder of the colon. It is present at birth. This disease causes problems with the movement within the colon. It usually affects the last 1-2 feet of the colon. Hirschsprung's can make it difficult to have effective bowel movements.
The colon is a muscular tube. It pushes waste to the rectum by squeezing then relaxing. Nerves tell the colon when to squeeze and when to relax.
In Hirschsprung's disease, the nerve cells that tell parts of the colon to relax are missing. This means that parts of the colon never relax and fully open. This can make it difficult for waste products to move through the affected area.
Hirschsprung's Disease
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The missing nerve cells are due to a genetic defect. In some cases, Hirschsprung is hereditary. This means parents could pass it to their children. Genes from the parents can be passed even if the parents do not have the disease.
Hirschsprung's is more common in boys. Other factors that may increase your child's chance of Hirschsprung's include:
Symptoms can differ by age.
Symptoms found in newborns include:
Symptoms found in young children include:
Symptoms found in teenagers include:
Hirschsprung's disease is often diagnosed in infancy. Some may not be diagnosed until adolescence or early adulthood.
You will be asked about your child's symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done.
Imaging tests assess the colon and other nearby structures. These can be done with:
Your bowel tissue may be tested. This can be done with biopsy.
The pressure inside your colon may be measured. This can be done with anorectal manometry.
Surgery is the primary treatment for Hirschsprung's. The earlier the treatment is done, the better the outcome may be. Recovery may also be easier if a shorter bowel segment is involved.
The goal of surgery is to remove the affected portion of the colon. Other surgery may be done to provide support to the bowel while it heals. Potential surgical procedures may include:
Surgery of the bowel can cause serious complications. Talk to your doctor about treatment benefits and risks.
International Foundation for Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders
National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases
About Kids Health—The Hospital for Sick Children
Health Canada
Hirschsprung's disease. American Academy of Family Physicians Family Doctor website. Available at: http://familydoctor.org/familydoctor/en/diseases-conditions/hirschsprungs-disease.html. Updated March 2014. Accessed June 6, 2016.
Hirschsprung disease. EBSCO DynaMed Plus website. Available at: http://www.dynamed.com/topics/dmp~AN~T116544/Hirschsprung-disease. Updated July 24, 2015. Accessed June 6, 2016.
Hirschsprung's disease treatment. UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital website. Available at: https://www.ucsfbenioffchildrens.org/conditions/hirschsprungs_disease/treatment.html. Accessed June 6, 2016.
What I need to know about Hirschsprung's disease. National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases website. Available at: http://www.niddk.nih.gov/health-information/health-topics/digestive-diseases/hirschsprung-disease/Pages/ez.aspx. Updated July 2013. Accessed June 6, 2016.
Last reviewed June 2016 by Kari Kassir, MD
Please be aware that this information is provided to supplement the care provided by your physician. It is neither intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. CALL YOUR HEALTHCARE PROVIDER IMMEDIATELY IF YOU THINK YOU MAY HAVE A MEDICAL EMERGENCY. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider prior to starting any new treatment or with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.
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By PHIL FAUVERGuest Writer
The Olsen Ranch has a long and colorful history in Emery County.
Before taking the Emery County Historical Society to the Olsen Ranch, Henning Olsen of Price, stopped by the place where the old Olsen home is standing, where Art Olsen and Henning Olsen were raised by their father Delon and mother Argene in Castle Dale. Henning then led the Emery County Historical Society up Straight Canyon where he showed the group the location of the Black Diamond and Oliphant Mines that operated in the 1920s or 30s. The group stopped and examined the old coal car, which stands on the opposite side of the road. He also pointed to the covered mine portals up on the North slope of the mountain at that location.
Enroute to the ranch, Henning pointed out the old log bridge and remnants of an old road on the south side of Straight Canyon, that was used by pioneers to cross the Cottonwood Creek on the way to Joe's Valley. Prior to that time pioneers had traveled North up Cottonwood Canyon over the mountain and then back South down Lowry Creek into Joe's Valley.
After leaving the river Henning led the group North past Joe's Valley Dam, Reeder Subdivision passing the old corral, Frenchy's Cabin and finally arrived at the Olsen Ranch nestled in among the cottonwoods and cedar trees along Lowry Creek.
The weather this day was excellent with a warm sun a light breeze and only a few puffy clouds in the sky. The yellow, gold and red autumn leaves were just starting to turn in upper Joe's Valley.
This statement was taken from a plaque found on the Olsen Ranch property.
"In 1916, Abinadi Olsen and six other Castle Dale residents each filed for 160 acre homesteads in lower Joe's Valley. By 1918 Abinadi and Hannah had moved into a boarded up tent near the spring in the North East 40 acres.
"A family garden was soon planted nearby. Thereafter they spent their summers at the ranch. Later they replaced the tent with the Spring Cabin. This was the first of a number of structures the family constructed over the years, including other cabins, a root cellar, smoke house, tack room, water wheel and an ice house. Large barn, corrals, chicken coops and a pig pen were built for their animals.
"The rest of the property includes the Southeast 40 acres which encompasses the park along with the ponds. The Northwest 40 and the Southwest 40 became known as the West fields, which produced tons of hay, grain, potatoes, commercial lettuce and stalk carrots."
In the summer of 2000 this marker was placed in honor of Abinadi, Hannah Olsen and their 11 children for the heritage they imparted. "May this ranch which they so loved serve as a reminder of the values they embraced and help link all the generations that make up the Olsen family. The children are Chastity, Magdalena, Harris, Orange, Henning Benjamin, those two are twins, Hazel Hill, Delon Simon, Jennie Lind, she and Delon are twins, Crystal Rosenberg, Wanda Jones, Wendell Bob Seely, Farrer Foyer, George Linwood, all children of the Olsens. They had their last reunion in the year 2000."
Henning said the Crystal House or the white house on the corner in Castle Dale was where his grandfather Abinadi lived. His grandfather did odd jobs. He cut hair and took ownership of a place called Paradise, South and East of Castle Dale, below Clawson. Over the years a lot of people have owned Paradise. It is hard to maintain the fields of Paradise and water the ground.
Henning said, "I am named after my uncle Henning Olsen who is a twin to Orange Olsen and they were named after their grandfathers. Henning was kind of a character. He eventually moved to Price and there are a lot of stories about him. He had a wooden leg. He married Minnie Christensen from Emery. He would ride his horse over to Emery to meet her and bring her back. They got married and spent their honeymoon at the Paradise Ranch. She would always say after that, when asked, 'I spent my honey moon in Paradise.'
"In Paradise the high waters would come and they would just float the pigs down the river. It got so bad that the Olsen family finally moved back into town. After that the old timers would talk about the wild pigs on the desert.
"When they first started coming up to this place in Joe's Valley they would come up Cottonwood Canyon and get in from that access. The road up Straight Canyon was eventually made.
"On the way here we stopped at the place where the Black Diamond and Oliphant mines were operated in the 1920s or 30s and the people that had an ownership or hauling interest in those mines were the Brandon's. Brandon owned a string of saloons in Emery, Carbon and San Juan counties. He also had an interest in the Black Diamond Mine. He had several sons. These sons grew up making the liquor runs to his liquor stores. George Brandon hauled coal and had a saloon where the medical center is.
"The George Brandon children that Art and I knew were Denver Brandon, Hugh Brandon and Clyde Brandon. Clyde Brandon built him a little lodge in the Reeder Subdivision. The Brandon's were good people.
"My grandfather Abnadi went on a mission to the Samoan Islands, he had four children and the Brandon's helped support us from the proceeds from the saloon. We grew up as friends of the Brandons. The Brandons would haul coal out of the Black Diamond," Henning stated.
This is a story told to Henning by Hugh or Clyde. They as young boys would drive a team and wagon, up under the coal chute from the mine and when the coal was loaded. they would take it to Castle Dale and Orangeville and sell it, for heating the homes in winter. Hugh or Clyde said, "It would get so cold that they would build fire right on the wagon and put a tarp over them." They probably had some type of metal bucket to hold the fire. Hugh Brandon told Art Olsen that they had a still at the mine and they would go for a load of coal and a load of whisky at the same time.
They would then haul both back to town.
Hugh and Denver Brandon were real characters. They worked in Hollywood, they were raised in Emery County, but they worked in Hollywood as prop people. Clyde Brandon built his cabin down here. He would take the summer off from Hollywood and he would give us pictures of Hollywood stars like Festus on the Wagon Train, James Bond and some of those other old timers. Clyde would tell us about the movies and how they were made. He built his cabin in Reeder Subdivision, he brought up from a Hollywood set, the Daniel Boone doors. That was a big thing to go see the Daniel Boone doors that had been used in Hollywood.
Close by the mines was an old log bridge built by the pioneers. In the early days when the pioneers would try to come up to Joe's Valley and attempt to cross the river in the spring, all of their stuff would float away down the river. Hence the saying, "Come Hell or High Water." We are going to cross the river come hell or high water.
Henning continued, "Where the Joe's Valley Dam is there was a bridge. When we would bring the cows up some would not cross the bridge. So we would have to drive them across the river. On the other side there was a little willow bunch and a nice spring of clear cold water. We would always stop and drink of that spring water when we brought the cows up. We would eat our lunch of vienna sausage, that is the cowboys delight vienna sausage. That was the only meat you would have in a can.
"On the way up with the cows we would pass a root cellar where dynamite had been stored and we would stop to explore and let the cows graze. Then past Reeder Subdivision we would have to swim the cows across Lowry Creek in high water," said Henning.
The following is a story that is 80 percent true. Coming up just before you get to Reeder Subdivision, over to the left there was a little cabin. Folk lore has it that a man and a woman lived there and some how the man was shot dead. Who shot him is unknown. They buried him out back of the house in the garden.
Art Olsen told the story about how travel on the old road on the South side of the Cottonwood river had to go down under a rock ledge and that was where all the disasters happened. At the rock ledge the traveler was forced down into the river edge, where they frequently lost their clothes and other items in the high waters.
Art said, "My grandmother had packed a trunk full of clothes. She loaded it into the wagon for the summer up here. As they tried to pass under the ledge, by the rivers edge, the trunk floated away in the high water. That was quite a loss as they were coming up for the year."
Forest Peterson told a story to Art about the people who came up to the Joe's Valley in 1916. Grandfather Abinadi was looking for a place when they left Paradise. They went over around Beaver, Utah looking and looked over that country, for land to own. While on that trip Abinadi (nick named Nad) said to his dad, Delon, "Come on I know where there is a spring." That is how they came to be here. Delon organized some other homesteaders and they came to this valley.
Art said, "There were seven homesteads established in this area. There were other homesteads established down where the reservoir is now and another one in upper Joe's. Which was the Kofford homestead.
"When they decided to come here, one of the homesteaders was a Peterson and Forest Peterson was a little boy at the time. Forest Peterson was my Bishop when I was growing up. It was his dad that homesteaded here. He told us a story about, the old road in Straight Canyon, when the river was it's highest the ledge went right into the creek for about 100 feet. On the way back if you look close you can kind of see the ledge where it happened. When they came they had chickens plus everything that they were going to bring up for the year. Because the road was so steep and narrow, they would always send someone up ahead to stop traffic, such as another wagon coming down, until they got through.
"We know that was a bad spot because of my grandmother and Forest. The way they talked about that ledge by the river. Sometimes the wagon boxes would be lifted up off the axel by the flood waters. To prevent this the pioneers had to chain the wagon box to the under carriage, to keep the wagon box on the wagon and prevent it from floating away.
"My grandfather had a real disaster as they were coming up for the year in the spring of 1918. He and his wife stopped to watch the construction of the brand new road on the North side of Straight Canyon. It was being built with a steam shovel. The contractor used lots of dynamite and a lot of blasting. Abinadi and Hannah stopped and were watching the digging. When they heard the warning sound for the blast and everyone disappeared. They thought they are safe because of their distance from the blast. The blast goes off. Smoke goes up. Rocks start flying. My grandfather said to his wife, "Trade me places and you will be able to see better." Just as that happened a high flying rock, falling long after the others had landed, hit him on the shoulder and broke his shoulder, broke his arm, cracked a number of ribs and broke his leg. He also had internal injuries. Hannah yelled across the river to the construction workers for help. However the workers cannot get to him, without traveling long distances, either up or down the river. They could go up West to Seely Creek, which was just after you come out of Straight Canyon. The other option was to go East all the way back to the old log bridge you saw on the way up. Foyer Olsen tells the story that Hanna unhitched one of the team and slapped him on the rump and sent him across the high river water. One of the workers got on the horse and rode him back across the river.
The examination of Abinadi told them that Abinadi was hurt real bad. They loaded him into the wagon and took him to where he could be transported to the hospital in Provo. One of the workers took a team and wagon to the ranch to tell Foyer and George Olsen that it would be a while before their parents would be coming and to carry on and take care of things. These young boys were capable of doing just that. Abinadi never did really recover from that accident. He was left with an arm that was only good for eating and writing.
Those are some of the hardships experienced by the early settlers. The first settlers came in to this area about 1877, when Orange Seely and a group of other people came in from Brigham Young's last call.
Before the dam was built this was a big river in the spring time. Seely Creek, Lowry, Black Canyon and Cottonwood creek all flowed into Straight Canyon to make a river. The river was quite treacherous. If you look at the river channel in Castle Dale and Orangeville you can see how wide the old river bed was.
My great-grandfather was the second bishop in Castle Dale. His name was Henning. In those days we did not have the county government to organize things so the bishops took care of the needs of the settlement. If they needed a shingle mill or a saw mill the bishop organized it. Individuals did not start businesses, when they were first brought in to this area in the spring of 1885. The settlers needed shingles and they needed more lumber. Bishop Olsen called his 19 year old son and two older step brothers of Abinadi to go up to Potters Pond and Potters Canyon to build a mill. We still have the shingle making guillotine that shaved the shingles off when they drug the lumber in. The mill site was just 100 yards West of Potters Pond. The stream is still there that powered the water wheel.
In July of 1885 these 3 men in their late teens and early 20's went up and pitched their tent. Then their father the bishop came up from the valley to see how things were going. This was more than just a job it was a mission. They called it a mission. They were set apart by the bishop to perform that mission. The bishops real name was Henning Olsen Ungerman. He went by the name Olsen and his older family kept the name Ungerman from his first wife.
Bishop Henning blessed the boys and set them apart, he also blessed the mill site in humble prayer to the end and the purpose that would give the best service within their kin. That we would never under any circumstance turn away a man from the mill yard without filling his order and loading his wagon. They would be liberal to all in their camp that might come within the light of it's fires ( like for food, housing or other needs). He said this is the Lord's country and the Lord's people, you shall be blessed in this labor and I promise you in the name of Israel's God during these years and the duration of this mission, you my sons, neither you or your hired men shall come to sorrow or serious accident of any kind.
Turning to Nad or Abinadi, he said, "See that this is a house of prayer and a house of song. You are to take charge of the mill. Henning you are responsible for the building of the roads, bridges and hauling the timber and help wherever needed. Near accidents did happen, but none were serious, so that blessing was fulfilled.
A few years later Hannah was at the mill site, with Orange Seely the second's wife Trina, and their little daughters. Little Pearl was playing with the logs, when one big log rolled on her. There were no men in earshot or close by, those two women lifted that big log off this little girl. They talked about that for years, how these two women lifted this heavy log, that took horses and mules to drag it in but these two women lifted the log off.
Nad and his 2 brothers were there at the mill two summers. Then Nad married Hannah. Now all the bachelors have a cook in camp, they really liked that. It didn't take her long to clean up the camp and probably them too. The place began to look like a home and she was cooking good meals for them. The other two never married, they were bachelors all their life.
The mill supplied lumber and shingles for the valley of Castle Dale, Orangeville and others. The mill closed in the autumn of 1894. The mill was in operation about 9 years. Vaughan Reed later found some old shingles near a tree from the mill and took them down to the library when the library was just getting started. We hope to find some of those shingles in the library artifacts.
By December of 1894, Abinadi was on his way to his mission in Samoa, where he served 3 and one half years.
Now the story of Joe's Valley begins. When he came back from his mission, he spent some time in Paradise and then he came up here. In 1916 they homesteaded here. William King was one of the original homesteaders. He soon gave up his interest to Leo Peterson. Leo Peterson was the top one up the creek now owned by Pressit, the second was owned by Marinas Peterson now owned by Lane Wilberg and family, then Olsen's here. Off in the corner to the West it was Claiborne Elder, he had a saw mill there. Then Fred Larsen the game warden, (he was a good one, he would track you day and night) he probably did what it takes ten wardens to do now days. He supposedly had a whole room full of rifles and things he had confiscated.
Just North of us Alisha Jones (went by the name of Ally Jones). Two Peterson's, Jones, Elder, and Larsen, the Fred Larsen homestead is the one with the cabin off to the right as your coming up, that Clay Willberg and his family have now. One of his sons is fixing it up. Where the reservoir is now there were 600 acres of land. James and Sarah Reynolds homesteaded in that area and there may have been others.
North of here in upper Joe's valley was the Charles E. Kofford homestead, he filed on some water in 1901 that was one of the earliest water filings. The people that own that property still have a good supply of water thanks to that filing by C. E. Kofford. He built the cabin in upper Joe's off to the right that is built of part stone and part wood. Some of Abinadi's family spent time there before they got this place.
When Abinadi and family came here, they began by clearing all the sage brush and lots of rocks that were piled up over in the fields. The younger boys did that, they were Bob, Wendell, Foyer and George. You can still see the piles of rocks they piled up. The cedar fence posts came from Reeder Mountain, some of those are still standing. The first cabin was built with a floor and side walls of wood and then they put a tent over the top they spent a summer in that. The Spring Cabin was built next to the spring. Hannah had a little pantry over the spring to keep things cold. Then they built the Fawn Light Cabin. Later the Mohawk Cabin was built. Each cabin has a name. They did have a smoke house here where they smoked their hams. Also they had a potato cellar in addition to a corral, a barn, a chicken coop and a pig pen. They did have an ice house, where ice would last late into the summer they used the ice to make home made ice cream.
Hannah would send the boys out into the sheep herds looking for bum lambs. They would bring the lambs to her in a gunny sack. She collected quite a number of bum or orphan lambs which she fed and raised.
In 1921, the Olsen's raised 230 bushels of wheat, 169 bushel of oats, 100 bushel of potatoes They planted or sowed some wheat, rye and alfalfa. They planted 7000 thoroughbred straw berrys and 200 goosberrys, currents and plums. They broke 20 acres of new ground and sowed seven acres of alfalfa and orchard grass. They hauled 300 posts from Reeder Mountain.
In 1924 the President of the United States signed the deed over to Abinadi for this homestead. It had taken him and his family 7 years to prove up on it. After that a lot of improvements were made.
In 1930 these seven homesteads came under fire financially because of the depression. All the homesteads changed hands except the Fillmore and the Olsen property. The Fillmore's subdivided their property. The Olsen homestead is the only one that is still owned by the original family. My dad's brothers and sisters each have a lot here and it all remains in the family with restrictive covenants. If they sell, they sell to another family member.
The Mohawk Cabin is where Abinadi entertained his guests. He had a fireplace there which was part of the first printing press for Emery County. He also gave Patriarchal Blessings there as he was a Patriarch. The place was called Crystal Park after a daughter.
Two tall pine trees at one time stood near by and were named Henning and Orange. There was a great big swing, high in these trees with a rope attached to make it swing high. One day a girl jumped off the swing when it was only half way down. She was saved from injury by one of the boys catching her. These trees are gone now possibly due to the swing.
Youth groups still come here frequently, such as girls camp, MIA or 4H, boy scouts, reunions, etc,.
Animals feel safe here. No shooting is allowed on the property.
Our goal is to keep the place in the family and make improvements. But to keep it primitive and remote and a camping area for the family we rough it when we come up here. This is really kind of a cow camp. We expect to be able to pass this on to our children and grand children. We will fix it up a little better now that we have a more time. As you can see the buildings need some attention.
One of the main events that happened here was the combining of the Manti-Lasalle Forests in 1949. This is possibly the first forest district and was organized in about 1909. There were three ranger districts, Manti, Moab and Monticello. People were complaining about all the erosion caused by the sheep herds up here.
The Forest Service decided to combine the Manti, the Moab and Monticello forests. The headquarters had been in Ephraim, the Forest Service decided that they wanted headquarters in Price. The people in Ephraim objected strongly. The decision was then made to make the move in the middle of the night. The Forest Service moved all their records and equipment out in the middle of the night. They set it up their office in Carbon County. Carbon County was happy and Ephraim was sad. Then some one came up with the idea of a formal marriage of the forests. The marriage was to take place at the Olsen Ranch. The Forest Rangers with supervisors came in from all three districts and they held the marriage here. Two Forest Rangers were dressed up as brides one of the other Forest Rangers was dressed up as the groom. There was a groom with two polygamy brides. The brides marched down the steps in the main cabin and my dad (Delon) played the wedding march. One of the brides really hammed it up. Another ranger had a rifle over the groom so that he would not escape. After this they were served Dutch oven dinners of lamb or beef, potatoes, cinnamon rolls, cookies all cooked by Delon, he was a good cook. This event went on for two or three days and they had a lot of fun.
My dad loved company and he was always cooking for them and feeding them.
In 2003 the wedding of the three forests was re-enacted here at the ranch.
This is a nice place for the Olsen family and our friends to come and be in the open away from the city life.
My dad was a bachelor until he was 43 when he married Argene and when I (Art) was born, he was 46. He loved company. Cousins from both sides introduced them. Argene was from Provo. Her dad was a veterinarian in Provo. There is a diamond around here some place from one of Delon's previous fiances. Dad said he could not find a woman that wanted to live this kind of life but my mother did. When she arrived, dad had hired a man to come in and milk the cow. Mom watched that for a couple of days and she decided that she would dismiss the hired hand and learn to milk the cow her self and she did. She had to adjust to a rough life and to Castle Dale.
Two of the original homestead cabins are still standing here.
I (Henning) was about10 when they ended the real heavy farming with wagons and horses up here. We also had a 1955 Farmall C tractor. To bring a team and wagon up to the Olsen Ranch would take most of the day up Straight Canyon, from Castle Dale or about 3 hours trotting on horse back.
Our Uncle George Olsen took a team and wagon out on Horn Mountain, where the tv towers are and helped haul in a dinosaur for the CEU museum.
Dad wanted to have electricity up here so he put a water wheel behind where the smoke house is. He then diverted the water up above where the spring is now and sent it down across the water wheel. It actually turned that water wheel that had a bunch of gears on it and an automobile generator. The lights would vary up and down in brightness, it wasn't very efficient. That water wheel is now being used as a picnic table. There is an old metal water wheel in the ground where the old shingle mill once stood, as a kind of monument.
Delon had a dinner bell in a little tower built by Bruce Olsen. The bell was made in 1906.
Alan Olsen son of Foyer Olsen said, my dad and Uncle George spent a lot of time up here because Uncle Delon was working in the mines, making money for the development of this ranch. They cleared this field with teams and big chains dragging down across the ground. My dad and Uncle George dug the pond you see there with a Fresno scraper. My dad when he was of school age would miss the first 2 weeks of school, because he and Uncle George would have to dig the potatoes out of the ground and haul them to town. There was a saw mill up on Reeder Mountain and my dad and Uncle George would haul lumber from there to build some of the cabins here. Every even year we have a family reunion here. When it started there were about 50 or so, now there are 400 to 500 members that gather here for three or four days.
Alan Olsen said, "the thing about this place is that grand father "Nad" dedicated this place as a place where the family could gather together as a family. There is a special spirit here and most people feel it when they come here. We have a special bond with this place. When we come here we camp, we clean up and you can't even tell we had been here. We love this place and it is really special to be here and to be a part of the great family that established this place."


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I think OP needs a good sacrificial character to move the story along and Ace is the best one for it. Also no main characters died in OP (besides the boat) but for the most part stooges have died.
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This move in The story will probably push Luffy.. it's for The better of things.
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He's alive!
Sigh... No more Ace... Naruto, Bleach, One Piece, Fairy Tail, D grayman, Full Metal Alchemist, and Katekyo Hitman reborn are in some dark times...
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i think you guys are all too shortsighted.
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I dont think Luffy will allow ace to die. he will have him.
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i'd gladly pay the sub, but why a cash shop too if you're getting box price and sub?
as long as they don't port over their convenience model here it's fine i guess. don't wanna be paying a sub and see people who spend in the CS leveling faster than me or having twice the inventory space.
Blegh. I don't like it. Take the items from the cash shop and put them in game as obtainable objects. Sub should pay for that.
On the other hand, just because their payment model is like that in Korea does not necessarily mean that they will use that same model in NA/EU.
I think the days of sub only games are dwindling.
It costs money to make these games and developers want to stay in business or at least pay for their game up front as quickly as possible.
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They'll put in as much as they can to grab your money...
Even Runescape is grabbing peoples money now with squeel of fortune.
"Get 1-2 spins per day, but you can always buy more! "
Gee, thanks!
Expect every game coming out to be all about getting your cc out of your wallet.
We all know, F2P is the best option for us gamers! it cost more, but you decide when and what to buy... weeee! We're so lucky!
Start with 10 inventory slots, and 10 bank slots, it's so cool, love to pay for the simple stuff, makes my gametime so much more enjoyable!
And paying for 50 things, instead of finding/unlocking them with time-played in those pesky P2P games, is so much more fun.. Cause we all have jobs you know, we don't have time to play video games!
Originally posted by Kuppa
I expect whomever is their US publisher to not be naive enough to do sub + cs. Doing a sub will be risky enough, with a cs it will probably end up like TSW and have to change their model at some point. People don't like double dippin....
They might choose the whole freemium bit.
Essentially there will be a cash shop but if you pay a sub then you get "tokens" to spend in the cash shop.
Originally posted by Xirik
That is the pricing they have set for S.Korea. Not for when they decide to bring the game over to the west. Yes there is a chance that it will be the same model here but remains PURE speculation.
Hopefully the cash shop doesn't cross the ocean, otherwise I won't even give this title a second glance. Here's to hoping
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Hopefully when it gets to the West it will be Pay to Win. I have lots of money but no skill and I will need all the boosts to dominate
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Cosmetic Cash shops dont bother me at all. I have a few friends who have the cash to spend on worthless items for there char. You enjoy the game the way you want.
Not sure whats for sale at there cash shop yet. I am looking forward to this game. Im hoping for stuff to do and a game to really get back into for hours on end. This game seems to have that, PLUS Im hoping its a grind.
After Aion, I wanted a no grind game. I played GW2. After GW2 Im back to looking forward to a grindy type game.
Any word on whats for sale in the cash shop?
I don't mind the cash-shop ontop of purchase + sub, as long as it's like GW2... cosmetic / no advantages.
I just badly need this!
Sure the combat, questing and whatnot is similar to modern day Themeparks.. i can live with that if theres MORE and AA certainly offers alot more!!
It depends on the type of items obtainable in the cash shop.
If it's WoW like cash shop, then I dont care. It would not influence my gaming experience at all.
If there were items which would give advantage to players who spend the money, then it would be pretty bad.
Neither scenario would be a deal breaker for me. Game mechanisms, features, principles are still more important for me than existence / non-existence of cash shop.
What happens when you log off your characters????.....
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Originally posted by Tayah
If it's like World of Warcraft's shop, it won't bother me at all. I don't mind paying the subscription fee if it's a good mmorpg, in fact I'd rather they raise the subscription fee to $25-$50 and do away with the cash shops.
50 USD / month would drive away majority of their potential customers I think , but I understand your message...
More info on sub prices.
Havent seen anything on a cash shop. Did XLGames offically say that there WILL be one? If someone can link to some solid facts on the subject please like the source.
Originally posted by xAPOCx
http://steparu.com/latest-news/1048-archeage-subscription-leaked More info on sub prices. Havent seen anything on a cash shop. Did XLGames offically say that there WILL be one? If someone can link to some solid facts on the subject please like the source.
As far as I know, they have not said there will be one in the western release.
I personally think that there will be subscription + cash shop in the western version of the game. Hopefully, not P2W cash shop.
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Originally posted by Fusion
I don't mind the cash-shop ontop of purchase + sub, as long as it's like GW2... cosmetic / no advantages. I just badly need this! Sure the combat, questing and whatnot is similar to modern day Themeparks.. i can live with that if theres MORE and AA certainly offers alot more!!
GW2 still messes it up by pushing the cash shop on to players during gameplay. The reason people like WoW's "cash shop" is because it's completely seperate from the game itself. There are no buttons to click to purchase currency, and no items or features in game that need the shop to function (or even reference it at all). It keeps the immersion factor solid
You make me like charity
What about a box/DL price? I would think it will have this aswell.
So what else is new? I don't hink you will see another mmorpg launch with out a minmum of two of the three, if not all three. I have no problems with it, for the most part, as long as there are way more items in game than the CS.
Now a 40-60 box price can be ifffy though.
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I would think this has to change.
As long as it's not pay to win, it's fine. I just hope they utilize the shop properly.
GW2 for instance has good store in terms of ease of use, but the items they are selling is very lacking, especially the clothing options. If a company is going to have a shop, they should utilize it more fully. More appearance options like clothes, hair, armor, etc. Every day I log in I look and am disappointed. I finally bought some more inventory space, though I didn't really need it, just wanted it.
Ah well...
Another game I won't ever be playing. It's a shame, really. It looked promising.
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The Wave Worm Tiki Monkey is a smaller version of the popular Tiki Gorilla. Perfect for those times when down-sizing your bait is the key to getting bit, the Tiki Monkey has a total of six moving parts, including four moving legs and a twin tail. The flappers on each appendage provides the Tiki Monkey with tremendous water displacement and thumping action. Available in a range of proven colors and loaded with Wave Worm's MoLoPo scent for added fish attraction, the Wave Worm Tiki Monkey is a proven performer for flipping, pitching, and punching applications.
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The Everton star floored Shawcross during Saturday's 1-1 draw at the Britannia Stadium in an incident that it is believed referee Mark Halsey did not see.
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Sky Bet trader Stuart Dallimore said: "Three matches would probably be the length of ban he will get - had the ref had seen the incident it would have been a straight red which would have probably resulted in a three-match ban.
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"I can't see how they won't ban him after how much media coverage this incident has received."
The FA have yet to announce whether any action is to be taken - their rules allow them to review any such incidents on video if the referee did not see it at the time.
An announcement seems likely either on Monday or Tuesday.
Fellaini has already admitted he was wrong to do what he did.
He said: "I apologise completely to Ryan Shawcross, my team-mates and to our fans at the game.
"There was a lot of pushing and pulling going on inside the Stoke penalty area and I didn't feel I was getting any protection from the officials.
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In a region meet hosted by Grand High School and played at the Moab golf course, Emery senior McKlane Allred posted his best round of the season as he was the medalist after shooting a 77. "McKlane is one of the top golfers in the region" according to Coach Kevin Reynolds and "McKlane should continue to shoot lower and lower scores."
Allred, a regular at Millsite Golf Course, has been the top Spartan golfer the past several years and this season he has taken aim at being the best in 2-A golf. Besides being a good athlete, Allred shows that regular practice pays off.
With Allred leading the way, the rest of the golf team stepped up their game and the Spartans finished second behind Grand High.
They narrowed the margin of the loss to only 13 strokes as the entire team posted better scores.
Jordan Fuller shot an 87 with Mark DeBry shooting a 91 and Kyler Farley shooting a 96. Reynolds added, "As a team we are starting to play better" with the competition between his players heating up as they all want to play in the meets.
Emery outshot South Sevier by 18 strokes and have retaken overall second place by around 15 strokes.
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Type: Improvement
Status: Closed
Priority: Critical
Resolution: Fixed
Affects Version/s: 2.2
Fix Version/s: 2.2.2
Component/s: Assignment (2.2), Grading methods
Testing Instructions:
1. As a teacher create a rubric-graded assignment and define a rubric (see MDLQA-1185 for reference)
2. Make sure the option "Allow users to preview rubric" is checked
3. Login as a student and make sure you can preview the rubric (in navigation menu, under module name)
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5. Login as a student and make sure you don't see the rubric1. As a teacher create a rubric-graded assignment and define a rubric (see MDLQA-1185 for reference) 2. Make sure the option "Allow users to preview rubric" is checked 3. Login as a student and make sure you can preview the rubric (in navigation menu, under module name) 4. Login as a teacher and uncheck the option 5. Login as a student and make sure you don't see the rubric
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Fixed Branches:MOODLE_22_STABLE
Pull from Repository:firstname.lastname@example.com:marinaglancy/moodle.git
Pull Master Branch:wip-
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When using advanced grading (rubrics), I would argue that the student should be able to see the definition of the rubric prior to submitting their work. After all, isn't this the main point of rubric assessment? That students are fully informed of the 'rules' of assessment? I think there's only limited benefit to the student in showing the rubric after grading has occurred.
See this forum for the original discussion --> http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=191741
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I agree with this. It should be optional, but it should definitely be possible.
Agreed. There is little point having a rubric that you hide from the kiddies. Bit like saying go and play the game and I'll explain the rules and scoring system afterwards. It will be a pretty messy game.
Thanks for working on this Marina. I did not test the patch but I went through it to understand the overall logic. I believe I mentioned it already in our private chat the other day: the thing I would generally do in another way is that you seem to prefer per-rubric options while I would use capabilities. Especially for this (form preview) sort of things. Both approaches have their cons and pros. In the future, when there is an eventual demand, we can try and re-think these thing and maybe to combine both per-rubric options and capabilities. For now, I say runway free +1
The main moodle.git repository has just been updated with latest weekly modifications. You may wish to rebase your PULL branches to simplify history and avoid any possible merge conflicts. This would also make integrator's life easier next week.
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Hi Marina,
I've just been looking at this now, I'm sending it back this week so that the following notes can be considered/addressed.
- There are a couple of things about the navigation changes that concern me:
- Within navigationlib advanced grading navigation is not loaded if the activity module extends the navigation itself. I feel if we are going to automatically extend the navigation then we should do so consistently.
- What are the performance implications of this change? How many additional files and database calls does this change cause? (looks like this only occurs when the user causes the navigation to load an activity either by viewing the activity or by expanding it with AJAX)
- I personally think that this should only be applied to master and not backported. As a rule we don't backport any improvements or new features unless there is a very good reason to do so.
If there are no objects then this will be master only, however please if there is a good reason to backport raise it and we can discuss it.
I think from the above points really only 1.1 requires code changes. 1.2 I'm just looking for clarification on performance, and 2 is up to you
Sam, thanks for your comment
1.1 I fixed the lib/navigationlib.php and re-committed
1.2 no performance implications if module is not supporting advanced grading.
For assignments that support advanced grading but do not use it there is one extra DB query (in grading_manager::load).
If this is an assignment with active advanced grading we will also retrieve form definition to check that option to show it to students is enabled. But for the purpose of building navigation there are 2-3 indexed DB queries.
2. Martin wanted it to be in 2.2 as well
Cool thanks for the reply and changes Marina, looking at this again now
It is late here and I'm very tired but I didn't want to go to sleep before expressing my admiration for your amazing collaboration. Thanks!
Closing as fixed, heading to zzzZZZzzz, niao
I was excited to see that this was fixed. We upgraded to Moodle 2.2 last week but the feature does not seem to work?! I can see the new checkbox when I create a new rubric, "Allow users to preview rubric used in the module (otherwise rubric will only become visible after grading)," but even though it is checked students are still not able to see the rubric when they click on the assignment activity. I've tried creating several different types of assignements with the rubric - single file upload, advanced uploading, online text - but none of them allow the student to view the rubric.
I have chosen to use a rubric in the Assignments settings, Grading Method field. I have clicked the Save Rubric and Make it Ready button after creating the rubric, and also made sure the "Allow users to preview rubric..." checkbox was checked. I have logged in with a test student account but could not see the rubric no matter which assignment type I tried.
Well, I am a little embarrassed. I figured it out! Please ignore my comment above! And thank you!
As students can now see the rubric and this has been documented http://docs.moodle.org/22/en/Rubrics I am removing the docs_required label


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