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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
The 1457th Engineering Battalion is back on American soil. They were honored in parades in Price and Helper on Saturday.
The police escorted the battalion into the cities. Joyous crowds lined the streets and the parks in both communities.
In Helper, the Helper Junior High pep band played for the troops and the Sally Mauro singers and members of their studentbody sang songs for the returning heroes.
The towns were decked out with flags and yellow ribbons in honor of the safe return of the battalion.
The students at Sally Mauro presented the soldiers with a banner they had all signed at the time when the battalion left in February 2003. They requested they hang it in their National Guard Armory.
Returning soldier, Jason Pierce of Huntington said, "It's good to be back. I bought a new 4-wheeler and I've just been out playing with toys. I am trying to find a job, hopefully with Savage or if not I'll go back to Swift. The toughest part of being gone was being away from family and friends." Valarie Pierce said, "It's great to have him back and he's loving being home. He will be in the guard for three more years. Jason has also been engaged for a few months and will be getting married soon."


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Walk In Counselling Clinic: Access to Professional Counselling Services Right When You Need Them
May 16/11
KW Counselling Services Walk-in Counselling Clinic Eliminates Wait List,
Reduces Emergency Room Visits
The construction vehicle pulled into KW Counselling Services parking lot and out jumped three burly men in safety gear on their lunch break. With a pat on the back, one man walked into KWCS, while outside the others opened up their lunch boxes.
His co-workers, realizing he needed help, didnt just encourage him to seek counselling services they drove him right to the KWCS Walk-In Counselling Clinic. With an average wait-time of 20 minutes, he was able to receive a 1.5 hour counselling session between noon and 6 pm on any Thursday without needing to make an appointment.*
This is a glimpse into just one mans experience. Every year thousands of individuals and families are now coming to Walk-In Counselling Clinics. These innovative Clinics are cropping up in Family Service agencies across Ontario as an effective alternative to the oversubscribed, avoidable and costly emergency department for people with mental health issues.
While politicians have promised to try to cut down on wait-times in emergency rooms, Ontarians in need of prompt mental health counselling continue to be poorly serviced. The results are costly not only for the health of those who wait, but to taxpayers and employers as well.
To help deal with this unreported crisis, K W Counselling Services and other Family Service Agencies have launched Walk In Counselling Clinics.
A recent pilot study conducted in partnership with the University of Waterloo and Wilfrid Laurier University examines the cost and clinical effectiveness of the Walk-In and the follow-up counselling offered at KW Counselling Services in Kitchener, Ontario. Results of this pilot study, although preliminary, show that at the point clients first visit the Walk-In they present with very significant degrees of distress (measured by GHQ-12 scores) **. 53% report they are unable to participate in their usual community or family activities. These scores drop dramatically by the four month follow-up.
Thirty percent of those who were employed reported that the issue that brought them to Walk-In prevented them from working. With follow-up, this figure drops to 10% after four months, and days of lost work time drop markedly.
Clients report feeling much better on surveys conducted at one and four months after their visit to Walk-In. At the four month point, average GHQ-12 scores have dropped favourably by 63%. These scores mirror those of the general population and are no longer considered cause for concern.
Nineteen percent of Walk-In clients report they would have visited an Emergency Room if the Walk-In had not been available. An Emergency Room visit costs approximately three times as much as a visit to the Walk-In.
Another advantage of the Walk-In Counselling Clinic is its timeliness people can receive help right away, at the point when they are most ready to change and when treatment is more likely to be effective. The majority of walk-in clients score high on measures indicating readiness to make changes.
We are very encouraged by the results of this preliminary study, says John Ellis, Executive Director of Family Service Ontario. Family Service Agencies across the province are incredibly excited about this new way of delivering counselling. We believe we have developed a new powerful and cost effective counselling model that provides an alternative to costly and avoidable Emergency department usage.
The pilot study certainly suggests that clients are finding the single session helpful and that it is contributing to a decrease in psychological distress says Carol Stalker, principal investigator of the study.
We look forward to conducting a full scale research study on Walk In, says Dr. Susan Horton, Economic Professor at the University of Waterloo. We are optimistic that Walk- In represents a model that not only improves the lives of families but also saves public resources by reducing the need for other costly services and assisting clients with their return to work.
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it was whoomp there it is by tag team in the early nineties... amil says WOOP WOOP, i just checked the lyrics online... furthermore...
1. woot
Woot originated as a hacker term for root (or administrative) access to a computer. However, with the term as coincides with the gamer term, "w00t".
"w00t" was originally an trunicated expression common among players of Dungeons and Dragons tabletop role-playing game for "Wow, loot!" Thus the term passed into the net-culture where it thrived in video game communities and lost its original meaning and is used simply as a term of excitement.
"I defeated the dark sorcerer! Woot!"
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Grading Dayton Moore – Part 1
We're about at the midway point of the post season, so it's probably as good a time as any to rehash Dayton Moore's year. The goal of this exercise is to examine all of his "key" moves and deliver a simple verdict – either a win or a loss. ("Key" being a subjective term. I'm using it to apply to any move that shaped the 25-man roster.) Obviously, some of these verdicts can change. (Like, Chris Getz could become an All-Star. No, I don't believe that.) Keep in mind the judgement is how the deal should currently be viewed.
Since the GM makes a ton of moves throughout the year, we'll break this into a few different parts. Part one today covers November and December of 2009. We know GMDM likes to dash right out of the gate, so keep his November moves in mind as the World Series winds down in a couple of weeks. I wouldn't be surprised if he makes the first off season deal for the third consecutive year.
Traded cash and 3B Mark Teahen to Chicago White Sox for 2B Chris Getz and 3B Josh Fields.
The Royals needed to shave some cash from the payroll and found a candidate in Teahen, who was eligible for his third year of salary arbitration after earning $3.5 million in 2009. Getz started 59 games at second for the Royals, but his season was bookended by injury. He missed time in April with a strained oblique and then finished the year on the sidelines after suffering a concussion. In between it seemed like both Trey Hillman and Ned Yost didn't exactly trust Getz to produce. I can't really say that I blame them. He finally got an extended look in August, but hit just .217/.280/.246.
Fields seemed to be the odd man in this deal, as at the time, it didn't seem like the Royals had a spot for him. In the end, it didn't really matter as he lost most of his season as he recovered from hip surgery. With Betemit and Aviles at third and Gordon and DeJesus manning the corners, he still doesn't seem to have a place on the active roster.
The White Sox compounded their problems by extending Teahen for an additional two years beyond 2010, bringing his total contract to three years, $14 million.
This was basically a deal where the Royals shed one below average bat and glove in exchange for two below average bats, one below average glove, and one average glove – although Getz is definitely a better defender than Teahen, he didn't do anything this year to make me think he's anything special. And even though the Royals bundled $1.5 million of their own into this deal, they still saved money.
With Fields eligible for arbitration starting this winter and Getz becoming eligible following 2011, and since Teahen is locked into the South Side, we will definitely revisit this deal a few more times.
Verdict: Neither win or loss.
Declined option on Miguel Olivo.
This needed to happen. Olivo was a horrible fit on this team and Exhibit A that Dayton Moore doesn't really believe OBP is important. Fans were ticked when Olivo got off to a hot start in Colorado, but his .193/.225/.313 line post All-Star break was all the proof needed the Royals made the correct decision. Plus, his extreme home and road splits (.318/.349/.556 at home vs. .211/.276/.322 on the road) provide proof the Coors Effect still lingers.
Verdict: Win
Minor league free agent signings: Wilson Betemit, Brad Thompson, Bryan Bullington, Josh Rupe
Bullington's amazing start against the Yankees on August 15 aside, this group of pitchers had as much success as you would expect random, bottom of the barrel, free agent pitchers… Not much. Thompson lived around the plate and was extremely hittable. He was gone by June. Rupe had a promising debut raising a false level of confidence and was out by mid-May.
Of course, the real prize in the November free agent feeding frenzy was Betemit. His glove was awful, but his bat was something else. We can only imagine how many runs the Royals lost offensively from keeping him in the minors for so long. We can only imagine how many runs the Royals saved defensively from keeping him in the minors for so long. To be fair, no one predicted anything remotely close to this kind of offensive season for Betemit. And there really was no room for him on the big league roster. He finally got his chance because the Royals decided to ship Alberto Callaspo to the Angels.
Verdict: This represents a 25% success rate, so since your basically talking about minor league free agents, this grades out as a win.
Released Mike Jacobs
Along with the Olivo release, this needed to happen. With Billy Butler adequate with the glove at first and exceptional with the bat, Jacobs served zero purpose on this team because he would have been a horrible choice for DH. And since he was eligible for arbitration, the Royals saved some cash by severing ties in December.
Verdict: Win.
Signed Jason Kendall to a two year, $6 million deal.
Dumb, dumb, dumb. Exacerbated by the fact the Royals gave him well over 90% of the innings behind the plate.
The Royals are fond of pointing out in situations like this (and like with the Betancourt deal from the previous season) they don't have a ton of options. They declined the option on Olivo and they didn't offer a contract to John Buck, so they needed a catcher. Hey, I'm sympathetic to this… It's the second year that just turns my stomach. Why basically acquire a stopgap and then tie your hands for the next two seasons. It just doesn't make any sense.
Verdict: Loss
Signed minor league free agents Bruce Chen and Philip Humber.
Chen finished with the exact same ERA as our beloved Greinke. I don't know why I bring this up, except to point out his FIP was nearly two runs higher. Ultimately, Chen was a serviceable, back of the rotation starter. That he was the second best starter on the Royals, tells you all you need to know about the wretched condition of our rotation in 2010.
Still, like the previous month's free agent signings, this was a 50% success rate for GMDM.
Verdict: Win
Royals non-tendered John Buck
This was the best stop-gap solution to the Royals catching conundrum. Yes, he would have cost more money in 2010 than Jason Kendall, but he wouldn't have cost that extra year. And for the money, he would have provided much more offensive production.
Verdict: Loss
Royals signed Brian Anderson
We knew the Royals were looking for outfield help and this seemed like a relatively inexpensive option. Then the Royals threw much more cash at Scott Podsednik and Rick Ankiel. Then Anderson became a pitcher. An off season in the life of a Royals fan.
He threw 17 innings in the minors, allowed 10 hits and five walks while striking out 17. Overall, his minor league ERA was 2.08. Intriguing start to his "new" career. He will be a free agent, so I'm interested to see if he feels any gratitude toward an organization who handed him $700,000 for a handful of minor league innings.
Verdict: Loss
Summing up, the Betemit and Chen signings were positives, while the Olivo move was correct, the rest of the catching situation was a fiasco. The Royals burned too much cash for a outfielder who became a pitcher and they resisted the temptation to cling to Jacobs. And made a deal that had minimal impact on the big league roster. Overall, a fairly pedestrian start to the 2010 season.
Next, we'll look at the moves through spring training.


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Pros: Good audio, lower cost
Cons: get what you pay for, limited usability
Well I had a chance to use the Zune HD 64GB mp3 player and I can say that the audio is NOT better to the Ipod touch but rather equal to, but again you ge what you pay for.
Zune is not as user friendly and limits the hardware you can use with it. I wasn't really that impressed with it's usability or versitility.
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Zherdev to the Jets?
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July 29 2011 12:07PM
Nikolay Zherdev says he would have no problems playing in Winnipeg, despite the cold weather and heavy travel schedule. Should the Jets be interested?
First, let's look at Zherdev's comments about Winnipeg. These comments were made to the Russian publication Sports-Express, and translated by the good folks at Broad Street Hockey. From the translated story:
Right now it sounds like the Winnipeg Jets and Atlant of the KHL are the two most likely options for Zherdev. Some free agents are said to be avoiding Winnipeg because of the cold weather there in the winter. Zherdev says it wouldn't be a problem for him. "The weather is not a priority to me. The most important thing is to get a good role on the team, a good coach and a good contract. Everything related to climate and geography doesn't basically mean anything. I met with Vityaz GM Alexei Zhamnov a little while ago, he played three years in Winnipeg. He said it's very cold and a lot of snow there in the winter, which just makes it an ideal place for hockey. Great! Manitoba doesn't scare me. I wasn't born in Africa afterall."
I think we can safely say that Zherdev would, at the very least, seriously consider an offer from the Jets. Should they be interested?
Just over a week ago, Cam Charron broke down some of Zherdev's advanced statistics over the last three seasons. I won't re-hash the entire article here, but I did take some basic points from it. Zherdev has, at even-strength, been one of his team's top-three goal-scorers in each of the last three seasons. In each of the last three seasons, he's posted strong Corsi numbers (Corsi numbers are a shot attempts plus/minus, and they correlate strongly to scoring chances) and he's done it playing second/third line opposition.
Zherdev is, in other words, pretty much perfect for the role of second-line scoring winger, because he does a strong job of putting up goals and out-chancing depth opponents. He's also a decent power play option – he scored poorly in that role for the Rangers in 2008-09 but that performance is bookended by relatively successful showings in Columbus and (with much less of a role) in Philadelphia.
The Jets are inheriting an above average power play team from Atlanta (they finished 12th in the league last season) and a below average goal-scoring team at even-strength (they finished 19th in the league last season). It makes sense to augment those areas, and Zherdev could do it for a comparative pittance on a short-term deal.
It's a good gamble to make.
July 29 2011, 12:36PM
It'd be the 'Cam Barker' type of signing for Winnipeg. A 1 year contract, low risk, and a chance for Zherdev to show all his detractors that he is the real deal and belongs in the NHL. However, no one is sure if Winnipeg is willing to sign a player who has had "Character" issues with other teams. I for one think that it would be a good roll of the dice for the Jets. 1 year around 1.5 and 2 million is low-risk enough. If Zherdev does well he resurrects his career, if he flops the Jets walk away no worse for wear.
He's not worried about the travel schedule 'cause he'll just take those games off, like he is proned to do.
July 29 2011, 01:49PM
Zherdev would make a ton of sense for the Jets. We'll see if ti happens or not.
Zherdev would be perfect. Just like Cam Barker in Edmonton sign him cheap and let him prove his worth
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No matter what his potential may be, this kid hasn't impressed me anywhere he's played. Damaged goods and a hit-or-miss skill set.


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For the first time ever, join Fort staff for a rare look at the Pavilion from the inside! The Pavilion was built in 1826 by William Ferris Pell. He and his family occupied it as a summer home through the late 1830s. By 1840 the house had begun to be used as a hotel, its primary function through 1900. When Stephen H.P. and Sarah G.T. Pell began the restoration of Fort Ticonderoga in 1909, they simultaneously undertook the restoration of the Pavilion and the building was used again as a Pell family summer residence through 1987. This tour examines the history and use of this grand summer home and one-time hotel and looks at that challenges it presents for Fort Ticonderoga as it plans the future use of the structure. Tours begin at 11:00 am near the Guest Services Desk in the Log House Welcome Center. Tour duration is about an hour and a half once we assemble at the Pavilion. Space is limited to 12 participants per tour, advanced reservations are recommended or tickets, as available, can be purchased on the day of the tour at the Guest Services Desk in the Log House Welcome Center. Price is $35 per person plus cost of general admission. Your receipt acts as your reservation for the tour and must be presented to the tour leader at the beginning of the tour. Extended periods of walking, climbing stairs and passing through narrow spaces is required on this tour and it is not handicap accessible or appropriate for those who have difficulty walking. All sales are final, no exchanges or refunds. Tour will proceed rain or shine.
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Annual report on prepositioned materiel and equipment
(a)Annual Report Required.—Not later than the date of the submission of the President's budget request for a fiscal year under section 1105 of title 31, the Secretary of Defense shall submit to the congressional defense committees a report on the status of the materiel in the prepositioned stocks as of the end of the fiscal year preceding the fiscal year during which the report is submitted. Each report shall be unclassified and may contain a classified annex. Each report shall include the following information:
The level of fill for major end items of equipment and spare parts in each prepositioned set as of the end of the fiscal year covered by the report.
The material condition of equipment in the prepositioned stocks as of the end of such fiscal year, grouped by category or major end item.
A list of major end items of equipment drawn from the prepositioned stocks during such fiscal year and a description of how that equipment was used and whether it was returned to the stocks after being used.
An estimate of the amount of funds required to completely reconstitute any shortfall in the prepositioned stocks and a description of the Secretary's plan for carrying out such complete reconstitution.
A list of any operations plan affected by any shortfall in the prepositioned stocks and a description of any action taken to mitigate any risk that such a shortfall may create.
A list of any non-standard items slated for inclusion in the prepositioned stocks and a plan for funding the inclusion and sustainment of such items.
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2011—Subsec. (a)(7) to (12). Pub. L. 112–81 added pars. (7) to (12).
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March 10 2011 11:31AM
The Zdeno Chara hit has sent the country, okay, mainly a few politicians, an airline, an entire province and now the Police, into a frenzy. It was seven years ago this past Tuesday that Todd Bertuzzi jumped Steve Moore and the reaction wasn't close to the emotional outcry that we are witnessing right now.
First it was the politicians trying to gain popularity. via the Toronto Sun:
"I simply don't understand what the NHL is thinking here," Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff told reporters after the NHL made its decision. "It's up to the National Hockey League to protect its players. It's up to the National Hockey League to protect all the young kids playing the game. It's up to the National Hockey League to act and I can tell you, there is strong feeling in the House of Commons that if they don't act, then, you know, we should get involved. No politician wants to get involved in this, it's not our business. But as a citizens, as a fan, I think it's outrageous."
The Chara hit came up during daily Question Period in the House of Commons minutes before the NHL released its decision.
NDP MP Glenn Thibeault, who has been pushing new legislation to reduce concussions and other serious injuries in amateur sports, told the House the Chara hit was more evidence new rules are needed.
Minister of State for Sport Gary Lunn said the government had been consulting with national sporting organizations on the issue.
"It is something that we hope that the NHL also takes very seriously. This type of hitting is unacceptable," Lunn said. "We would do everything to ensure that NHL does not allow this kind of action to continue."
I'm sure all of us are happy that the Liberals, NDP and Conservatives are so concerned about the game. I'm not sure what new rule Thibeault would like put in, but based on their track record I'm sure they will follow up with a comprehensive study and actually try and do something to lessen concussions.
Or they might put as much work into reducing concussions as they have into making our criminal system more fair.
Then Air Canada sent a letter to Gary Bettman. Here is a portion of it.
"We are contacting you (Wednesday) to voice our concern over (Tuesday night's) incident involving Max Pacioretty and Zdeno Chara at the Bell Centre in Montreal," wrote Vandal. "This is following several other incidents involving career-threatening and life-threatening headshots in the NHL recently."
Vandal noted the controversial issue is becoming bad for Air Canada's brand.
"From a corporate social responsibility standpoint, it is becoming increasingly difficult to associate our brand with sports events which could lead to serious and irresponsible accidents; action must be taken by the NHL before we are encountered with a fatality.
"Unless the NHL takes immediate action with serious suspension to the players in question to curtail these life-threatening injuries, Air Canada will withdraw its sponsorship of hockey."
Not only does Air Canada own the naming rights to Toronto's Air Canada Centre, it's believed they're a major corporate sponsor behind all six Canadian teams. Air Canada's head office is also located in Montreal.
Call me skeptical, but I wonder how much of this letter had to do with their head office being in Montreal, compared to the backlash of fans/flyers who choose West Jet because they aren't a major NHL sponsor? I might be naive in thinking that this is another case of head office pandering to the rationale and bias-free Montrealers.
Finally the Montreal Police got involved (via TSN)
Law enforcement got involved following a request by Quebec's director of criminal and penal prosecutions, Louis Dionne.
A spokeswoman for Dionne said that, after seeing television footage of the incident, he issued a recommendation to the provincial Public Security department that an investigation be opened.
The department then forwarded the file to police.
"The police investigation will be held. Like all police investigations, evidence will be gathered and an investigation report will be submitted (to the DCPP)," said spokeswoman Martine Berube.
"(The DCPP) will then evaluate to see whether there's grounds for prosecution."
Asked what kind of punishment could be assessed in a case like Chara's, she replied: "It's too early to say. That would depend on what charges are laid. That's a little difficult to predict at this point."
The move came amid a burst of outrage after the National Hockey League declined to suspend Chara.
Earlier Wednesday, Dionne's own office downplayed talk of a criminal investigation but hardened its tone hours later when the league announced no sanctions would be taken.
I wonder if the Police in Montreal would have investigated this hit if it was a Boston Bruin on the receiving end? I'm sure the police would have been inundated with calls from Montreal fans livid that an innocent Bruins player was so maliciously attacked on the ice.
To me this is clearly a case where passion and biased emotion has taken charge. Politicians, Air Canada and the Quebec police are pandering to the highly emotional Canadien fans. I will be very surprised if any of these three factions follow through on their threats. Sure there will be an investigation, but I don't see any charges coming.
Air Canada has made their point with their Montreal flyers and I don't see them pulling their sponsorship, while the politicians will jump on the next hot topic very quickly and we won't hear from them until another borderline hockey hit, where a Canadian-based team has one of their players injured.
Check out this Jack Johnson hit on Ryan Smyth.
One of the biggest arguments/complaints surrounding the Chara hit is that he knew where the "turnbuckle" was and deliberately drove Max Parioretty's head into it. Did Johnson do the same thing here? Outside of Don Cherry showing it on CBC was it ever talked about as much as the Chara hit?
I know Smyth had the puck, but many of the Chara haters suggested his hit was intentional, so was Johnson who was facing the "turnbuckle" just as guilty?
I love hockey, and I love how passionate Canadians are about the game, but in this case too many people have overreacted and have made it more personal than rationale.
That is disappointing.
To the guys who say Chara didn't know where he was on the ice:
"I'll tell you this: if you say that you don't know where things are around the ice, I think you're not telling the truth," Henrik Sedin said. "You play the game for 20 years, you know it's there."
Intent is not the issue. Accountability for knowing where you are on the ice and the potential consequences of your actions is.
Sedin agrees: "It's gotten to the point, you have to suspend guys if you hit the head. You have to do it even if guys say they didn't mean to do it or it's an accident. You have to start somewhere."
March 11 2011, 10:20AM
Agree 100%
It's an impossible thing to prove but Chara knew exactly what he was doing. Only Zdeno himself knows if he got away with one. I thought that same thing the moment i seen the replay. It doesn't matter he played the game for 13 yrs without any blemishes on his record, he chose the selfish route on this and "evened" things up from his side of the fence. Don't care about restitution in incidents like this, as far as i'm concerned the more blood in hockey the better. These guys are well taken care of when injuries occur. Attention and interest in hockey spike considerably when incidents like this hit the big time.
Some of the posters here should probably be advocating for an attempted murder charge as anyone knows pushing someones head into the turnbuckle at that speed on purpose could result in death. But I guess that goes for anyone who body checks anyone on the ice... maybe we should start throwing all defenseman who try to not give a player a direct line to the puck by squeezing them out in jail for a length of time...that will teach them...or is it just when they hit Canadiens?
What about when the Mac Truck knocked out Ivanans earlier this year... how about assault...attempted murder? Shouldn't Mac know that one of his punches could actually kill someone?
Great job on this article as it shows how people can have a knee jerk reaction to a situation with little basis on facts.
Maybe the NHL should have given him a couple games just to appease the people who are getting too excited about this. If Chara has been the type of player as some suggest with no respect for the game who goes around trying to injure people don't you think there would be a lot more injured people...this man is a beast.
And please don't compare this to the bertuzzi incident as they are not even close in comparison.


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PRICE - Wanda Neese, 54, passed away suddenly Dec. 28, 2003 in Price.
She was born in Orangeville on Sept. 21, 1949 to Walter and Jane Heiniger. She married Paul Neese Oct. 18, 1968 in Aurora, Colo., and later divorced.
She was the sixth of 11 children. Wanda was a nurse working in Manti and the Emery County Nursing Center. She enjoyed fishing and the outdoors. She loved going to the races and cheering on her boys. Wanda's greatest joy in life was her family and especially her grandkids. They were her whole life
She is survived by son, Paul Neese; daughter, Rhonda (Cody) Austin; companion, Richard Straley; and grandchildren, Lane Neese, Brett, Roy, Cody W., and Tyson Austin, Cynthia and Kandace Owen, all of Price. Also surviving are brothers and sisters, Harvey (Mary) Heiniger, American Fork; Grace (Tom) Humphrey, Orangeville; Garth (Lydia) Heiniger, Castle Dale; Betty (Gary) Cooper, Washington; George (Melene) Heiniger, Texas; Joyce (Brian) Vinton, Copperton; Ross (Vickie) Heiniger, Colorado; Pauline (Randall) Stilson, Orangeville; and Hazel (Jerry) Moon, Oregon. She was preceded in death by parents; and brother, Edward Heiniger
Funeral services were held Dec. 31, 2003 at 11 a.m. in the Fausett Mortuary Chapel in Price. Interment was in the Orangeville City Cemetery.
RENO,NEV.-Joesy Lee Ungerman, 20, died Dec. 30, 2003 due to injuries sustained in a car accident. He was born July 12, 1983 in Price to Garth and Nola Vee (Cooper) Ungerman.
In his early years, Joesy attended Washington Elementary School. In his early teens, his family moved to the Reno, Nev. area where he graduated from Sparks High School.
He loved the outdoors, camping, fishing and boating. He enjoyed playing on his Playstation and being with his many friends. His main hobby was his pickup truck. His fantastic sense of humor and love for fun brought everyone who knew him immeasurable joy.
Joesy is survived by his father, Garth, brother, Ryan both of Reno, Nev.; paternal grandparents, Dale and Rose Ungerman of Huntington; and many, many aunts, uncles and cousins.
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FERRON-Ada Jensen Nielsen, loving wife, mother and grandmother, passed away peacefully on Dec. 28, 2003, at the age of 94. She was born May 9, 1909 in Ferron to James Clifford and Ethel Huntsman Jensen. She married Dr. Harry Stewart Nielsen on Nov. 27, 1929.
A lifelong resident of Ferron, Ada was involved with several community organizations. She served as chairman of the Peach Day Committee for 20 years making it a great and successful celebration. She participated with the Emery County Senior Citizens for many years and was honored with several awards for her service with their organization.
She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She served as the relief society pianist for over 30 years. She was an active member of the Singing Mothers and the ward choir. Ada loved music. Her love of music brought together a family orchestra with rehearsals in her home every Tuesday night. The orchestra played for dances and civic functions.
Ada worked at Ferron Drug and Mercantile for 15 years where she enjoyed her work and loved visiting with the people of Ferron. Ada's greatest joy was her family. She loved spending time with her children and her grandchildren.
She is survived by her three children, Harry Stewart (Barbara) Nielsen, Charlotte (Bevan) Young, John Clifford (Shauna) Nielsen; 11 grandchildren, Anne Dumas, Stanton, Scott and JeNae Nielsen, David, Colleen and Nicole Young, Kellie Larsen, Christopher, Cole and Kinsey Nielsen; 10 great-grandchildren; and sister Norma (Jim) Shiner. She is preceded in death by her husband, parents, and sisters, Edna Petersen and Fawn Jensen.
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PRICE- William "Bill" Richard Ward, age 82 passed away Sun. Jan. 4, 2004 surrounded by his family at Castleview Hospital in Price.
He was born May 5, 1921 in Clear Creek to Joseph Hyram and Emma Bunce Ward.
Married Helen Koss on March 11, 1946 in Elko, Nev; marriage later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple. She died Dec. 15, 2001.
Bill grew up in the town of Clear Creek and once the war started, he proudly served in the United States Marine Corp. After the war, he married and moved to Price and worked at the Columbia Coal Mine where he was also active in serving as the Union President. When the mine closed down he moved to Cory, Colo. where he worked as a Federal Mine Inspector until he retired. With the loss of Helen, Bill moved back to Price and was well cared for by his family and the staff at the Heirloom Inn. Bill was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He enjoyed his life and those around him. He always had a cheerful smile and a joke. He was always full of wonderful advice and had a willingness to help others. He will be deeply missed by his family and friends.
He is survived by son, Joe (Karen ) Ward, Price; two daughters, Karen "Nikkie" Young, Truckee, Calif; Sandra (Wesley ) Morlang, Fruita, Colo; brother, John (Evelyn) Ward, Salt Lake City; seven grandchildren, Bill, Lisa, Cory, John, Jodi, Stacie, and Danyll; 12 great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by wife, Helen; parents; sisters, Elvira, Louise, Thelma, Lola, and Erma; son-in-law, John H. Young. Funeral Service, Wed. Jan. 7 at noon in the Price Eighth LDS Ward, located at 995 East 700 North. Family will be at Mitchell Funeral Home Tuesday from 6-8 p.m. and at the church Wednesday one hour prior to service. Interment in the Price City Cemetery.
PRICE-Byron C. Olsen, age 73, passed away Dec. 31, 2003 at his home in Price. He was born June 8, 1930 in National to Ira Glen and Myrtle Clair Bishop Olsen. He married Carol B. Hunter Jan. 12, 1950 in Price, later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple.
Byron was a 30 year member and past captain of the Carbon County Sheriff's Posse. One of the hardest things he ever had to do was to get rid of his horse Butch. He always maintained a close working relationship with the sheriff's department. He was a longtime owner and operator of Eastern Utah Produce. He loved the outdoors where he spent many happy hours fishing, hunting and camping with his family and tinkering in his shop. He was honored to be a past Grand Marshal of the Carbon County International Day Parade. He was always a hard worker and respected by all who knew him. Byron suffered from many illnesses through the years but always maintained a great sense of humor and never complained.
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Funeral services were held Jan. 5 at 11 a.m. in the Price 4th/5th Ward chapel. Friends called one hour prior to services and also the previous evening at Fausett Mortuary. Burial was in the Price City Cemetery.
The family wishes to extend a special thank you to Dr. Monihan and staff and all those who assisted in Byron's care.
Victoria Martinez Turpin, born Sept. 2, 1969 in Price to Efren Martinez and Lynda Garcia. She grew up in Salt Lake City and resided in Colorado. She was a loving mother, daughter and sister.
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Funeral service will be held Jan. 6 at noon at Mitchell's Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's one hour prior to services. Committall service, Mt. View Cemetery, Helper.
SPRING GLEN-William Poppleton Nielsen, age 90, passed away Jan. 3, 2004 in Price. He was born Jan. 26, 1913 in Ely, Nev. to Wilford Lewis and Louisa Perkes Poppleton Nielsen. Married Annie Mismash, Sept. 13, 1932 in Spring Canyon.
Longtime resident of Carbon County where he was a retired member of the UMWA Local #8622 with 30 years of dedicated service. In 1950 Bill began working at Kilfoyle's in Price where he worked for 26 years. He was an active member of the Helper Lion's Club for 10 years and a honorary life member of Price Elk's Lodge #1550. Bill enjoyed traveling, woodworking and working in his yard. He will be dearly missed by his family and a community of friends.
Survived by his loving wife of 71 years, Annie Nielsen, Price; daughter, Frances Ann (LaMar) Hussey, Price; sons, William Poppleton (Carol) Nielsen, Tempe, Ariz.; Lee Roy Nielsen, Bountiful; sister, Sophia Critchlow, Price; Harold "Pudge" Nielsen, Helper; many loving grandchildren, great-grandchildren, great-great-grandchildren and those who fondly referred to him as "Uncle Bill."
Preceded in death by parents, three brothers, Wilford Lewis Jr., Vernon, Edward Nielsen; four sisters, Katie Mildred Banasky, Thelma Nielsen, Rhonda Mae Udovich and Alberta Nielsen.
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He just returned from "home" and brought some Jin Jun Mei back. Hm, he did not offer us any like he often does. Maybe he will surprise us ...
He once said Da Hong Pao was the most expensive tea in China, but says this could be as well.
It is funny, he starts talking about a Fujian tea, assuming we never heard of it, he starts trying to translate as best he can to English, and I will excitedly interrupt with a broad smile and proclaim the Chinese name ... then it is his turn to excitedly smile in return.
You have to understand, we live surrounded by PA Dutch, Mennonites, and coal crackers ... it is such an unlikely and fortuitous connection.
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The Warrior Dynasty AX1T Composite Hockey Blade is the premier tapered blade from Warrior. The construction process is top notch, including proven technologies that allow for excellent performance and durability. The HardCore X Foam Core and Unispar stringer construction provide amazing pop while the Aramid Sole (same material used in bullet-proof vests) helps to boost great durability and longevity.
- Heritage: New
- Level of Play: Advanced to pro level of play
- Shaft Compatibility: Tapered shafts
- Weight: 136 grams (Based on a W01 Sr Right)
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- Carbon-plated glass fiber outer-layer that resists cracking and chipping while increasing stiffness
- HardCore X - The Lightest foam package with 60% higher compression resistance and 40% greater strength
- Aramid Sole - Extremely durable material used in bullet-proof vests lines the bottom of the blade to extend the longevity of the blade
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Comments: Does not fit "tapered shafts" as advertised. Ice Warehouse needs to do a better job with the details of their products. I have two Bauer shafts. Both are tapered. This didn't come close to fitting. I now have two blades that don't fit either of my tapered shafts. So what now? Buy a third shaft? Unemployed, so probably not. Disappointing.
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South Dakota Statewide Native Homeownership Coalition on the Horizon
South Dakota USDA Rural Development, Governor's Office of Economic Development, South Dakota Housing Development Authority (SDHDA), and the Great Plains Native Asset Building Coalition convened a vital meeting of stakeholders recently to gain input on the creation of a statewide coalition to support and promote homeownership in South Dakota Native communities.
Six of the nine Indian reservations in South Dakota, including representatives of six Indian housing authorities participated in the session, as well as Nathan Sanderson of the Governor's Office of Economic Development. In addition to USDA Rural Development, federal stakeholders included the Departments of Housing and Urban Development, Veterans Affairs, and Indian Health Service. About 50 people gathered for a daylong working session to provide critical impute on the goals and priorities of a proposed coalition. Read more »


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RIP Kate.
She also did an arc as Patsy's sister on Absolutely Fabulous.
Wonderful comedic timing.
My 4th grade bbf's mom used to tape on the vcr Dallas and Dynasty during our Friday night sleepovers, then we'd make popcorn and homemade french fries and watch them all under an afghan on the sofa and fast forward the commercials.
My 4th grade bff's mom was ahead of her time.
RIP, Kate.ReplyCancel
You said it, Violet! What a beauty. RIP.ReplyCancel
Me too, Vera. Me too. *rubs eyes* I was about to offer Ellen Page refuge from the popos. Glad I don't have to smuggle anyone to Cuba today. RIP Kate O'MaraReplyCancel
She was so good as Patsy's sister. RIP Kate.ReplyCancel
She was also the Rani, Queen of Phantasmagoria, during Colin Baker & Sylvester McCoy's terms as Dr Who. Anyone know if she was related to the Corrs?ReplyCancel
I loved Dynasty! The clothes, the hair, the cat fights. It was trash TV at its best. Was her name Sable on the show? She was a beautiful woman.ReplyCancel
Would have liked so see her play the Rani at least one more time. Crap.ReplyCancel
RIP Patsy's sister Jacks.
She was beautiful.ReplyCancel
I too would have loved her to return as The Rani, and yes, one of Hammer's Glamour Girls. I have been a fan since I saw her before I was 5 in an episode of The Persuaders!.
RIP Kate, thank you for entertaining so many people.


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BRISBANE, Australia (AP) -- Serena Williams proved the break between seasons hasn't hurt her momentum, capturing her 47th career title with a 6-2, 6-1 victory over Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova in the Brisbane International final.
Williams has won 35 of her past 36 matches, including titles at Wimbledon, the Olympics, the US Open, the season-ending WTA championships and now the first event of 2013.
She already has won the Australian Open five times, and with the season's first major a little more than a week away, she's in good shape to add another title in Melbourne.
The Brisbane final was all over in 50 minutes with Williams dictating terms from the first break of serve in the sixth game.
"I always feel like I don't know how to play tennis when I play against you,'' Pavlyuchenkova told Williams at the trophy presentation.
The pair had traveled together on a training trip to Mauritius in the offseason but didn't really hit against each other at the time.
"But this was true what I said,'' the No. 36-ranked Pavlyuchenkova, who has won three WTA titles and more than $2.8 million in prize money, later said of her post-match assessment. "When she's on fire, well, I feel like there is not much I can do. I mean, she's a great player and she deserves to win.''
Williams said she's been concentrating on being calm and composed, and has started to feel "serene'' when she's in her zone on court. She's been feeling that way a lot in her comeback since a first-round loss at the French Open, her earliest exit from a Grand Slam.
"I was looking at a lot of old matches on YouTube, and I feel like right now I'm playing some of my best tennis,'' the 15-time major winner said. "I feel like I want to do better and play better still.''
Pavlyuchenkova's post-match comment, she said, was "a great compliment and a great honor for someone of her caliber to feel that way.''
In a tournament featuring eight of the world's top 10 female players, not one match in Brisbane featured two seeded players due to a series of injuries and upsets. Second-ranked Maria Sharapova withdrew due to an injured collarbone, and Pavlyuchenkova ousted a pair of top-10 players: 2011 Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova in the second round and fourth-seeded Angelique Kerber in the quarterfinals.
Williams missed a chance to extend her 11-1 record against top-ranked Victoria Azarenka when the 23-year-old Belarusian withdrew a half hour before their scheduled semifinal Friday night due to an infected toe on her right foot. Azarenka was more concerned about being ready for the Australian Open.
The night off obviously didn't bother Williams, who went on a roll during a seven-game run from the middle of the first set until Pavlyuchenkova finally held serve in the fourth game of the second.
The 31-year-old Williams can regain the No. 1 ranking if she wins the Australian Open. If she does, she'll be the oldest woman to hold the top spot on the WTA tour. Chris Evert set the mark in November 1985, aged 30 years, 11 months and three days.
Williams' surge up the rankings started after the French Open, and also coincided with her starting to work with Patrick Mauratoglou's academy in Paris.
She attributes her comeback to "spending a lot more time on the tennis court, I think, and doing a lot of things I love.''
"Everything just came together with the right timing with me wanting to do better, with me wanting to work hard, (Mauratoglou) being there and having everything to work hard, and having the same mind frame of playing matches for the way I like to play,'' Williams said. "So I think life is about timing, and it was just good timing.''
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The public will get a chance tomorrow [Tuesday] to hear and see plans by the two prospective gambling operators vying to develop a casino resort in Springfield. Penn National Gaming wants to build an $807 million casino on about 13 acres in the north end of the city's downtown, while MGM Resorts would build its $800 million facility on about 10 acres in the south end of downtown. Kevin Kennedy, Springfield's Chief Economic Development Officer, says Tuesday's hearing at City Stage marks the first formal public presentation of the companies' respective proposals.
"Each casino operator will have 45 minutes to present their proposal to the public. There will be a 10 minute break in-between and, following the second presentation, there will then be a 2-hour question and answer period where the public will get a chance to offer their opinions and ask some questions."
Kennedy says the hearing will give the prospective developers a chance to fine-tune their proposals before they have to formally submit complete written details to City Hall early next month.
"The casino operators will not have their formal presentation due back to the city until January 3rd. So if they do hear something that they think the public wants or needs, they have an opportunity to incorporate into their plans."
Kennedy says an ad hoc committee appointed by Mayor Domenic Sarno will then decide on January 25th whether one or both companies will get to negotiate a community host agreement with the city. And he says only after the State Gaming Commission completes its pre-qualification process will the issue go before Springfield voters. Tuesday's hearing, which is being moderated by the city's casino consultants, Shefsky and Froelich, is slated to begin at 5 pm.


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- Artists Matt Davey
- Release Date 2013-01-21
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- Description Matt Davey has caught the right groove, earning the hearts of trance fans all across the big blue marble. A treat to the ears as well as a killer for the feet, is his latest A State of Trance release, themagnificent 'Neutrino'! A silence fighter in all ways and means, it's the energy and melodic flow of Matt Davey's pieces that make them too hard not to be played with the volume up on max. Keeping a constant quality through these past 12 months, the UK talent brings a worthy follow-up to the successful 'Nemesis' and 'Believe In Me' E.P.'s. From start till end, 'Neutrino' sets course tobecoming a permanent fixture in the sets of many trance greatnesses. You bet.


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Funny that an e-commerce site which consistently has the most adorable photo shoots in town burst onto the scene with the name "Nasty", but if this is Nasty, we don't wanna be nice. Nasty Gal's front page is currently a spring styling spectacular. We couldn't help but gush with you over this band groupie meets neo-70s bombshell outfit. Light wash skinny jeans are cuffed to make way for epic Jeffrey Campbell peep toe platforms. A casual gray t-shirt is matched with bangles, oversize sunglasses, a thin belt, and the token wide-brimmed hat. This balance of swanky-casual is a prime example of warm weather jeans coming out to play. So, are you ready to get nasty?
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It's spring break, and the pretty little liars are trading in Rosewood for a cruise vacation. They want nothing more than to sail into the tropical sunset and leave their troubles behind for one blissful week. But where Emily, Aria, Spencer, and Hanna go, A goes, too. From scuba diving to tanning on the upper deck, A is there, soaking up all their new secrets.
Emily is smooching a stowaway. Aria's treasure-hunting partner is a little too interested in her booty. Spencer's going overboard trying to land a new boy. And a blastor rather, a crashfrom Hanna's past could mean rough waters ahead for everyone.
The liars better tighten their life jackets. A perfect storm is brewing, and if they aren't careful, A will bury them at sea. . . .
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