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The Emery High Lady Spartans lost a softball thriller at Carbon last week 16-15.
After Carbon took a 5-2 first inning lead and an 8-2 second inning lead, the Spartans scored four runs in the third inning to tie the score at 8-8. In that inning, consecutive doubles by Carly Anderson and Jerica Jensen were the catalyst for the runs.
Emery added three more runs in the fourth inning to take a brief lead until Carbon scored four in the bottom of the fourth to lead 12-11. Cortni Jensen had the only hit of the inning, a single.
Emery was held scoreless the next two innings while the Dinos added a run in the fifth to take a 13-11 lead. In the seventh inning, Erin Anselmo led off with a single and Mandi Weihing walked. Misha Addley advanced the runners with a bunt. After a ground out, Adrian McNee hit a triple to tie the score. Eve Guymon walked, Anderson singled to score McNee and then Jerica doubled to score Guymon and the Spartans led 15-13.
In the bottom of the seventh inning, a walk, two Emery errors and a double scored three Dino runs and a good game was over. Morgan Warburton led Carbon with four hits and five runs.
Eve Guymon and Erin Anselmo each scored three times for the Spartans. McNee led Emery with a single, double and a triple while Jerica Jensen had a single and two doubles.
Emery travels to Delta Tuesday and then is home Thursday in a non-region game against Dixie. The varsity and sophomore games start at 3 p.m. with the JV game immediately after. The fields are just south of high school.


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Skip to comments.Jon Stewarts Ratings Are Now Higher Than All Of Fox News
Posted on 06/05/2011 10:45:14 AM PDT by tcrlaf
According to the May Nielson ratings, The Daily Show with Jon Stewart beat the entire Fox News network in terms of total viewers. Stewart averaged 2.3 million viewers, while the Fox News prime time and day time line up averaged 1.85 million viewers.
According to Comedy Central, The Daily Show is dominant in its time slot,
For the month of May 2011, The Daily Show averaged 2.3 million total viewers and a 1.2 P18-49 rating. Versus May 2010, The Daily Show grew an astounding +19% in total viewers, with incredible double-digit ratings growth across all key demos including P18-49 (up +21%), P18-34 (+22%), P18-24 (+21%), M18-34 (+18%) and M18-24 (+21%).
The Daily Shows 1.344 million P18-49 viewers led all late night talk shows in the demo for the month and, with a 2011 YTD average of 1.25 million P18-49 viewers, The Daily Show trails only The Tonight Show with Jay Leno (1.27 million P18-49 viewers) in the benchmark demographic for the calendar year crown.
(Excerpt) Read more at politicususa.com ...
The primary news source for males under 35 is "The Daily Show", an admittedly fake, and biased news show. As Goebbell's knew, he who control's the message, controls the narrative.
who watches?
I think they need to look at their numbers again.
This comparing apples to oranges. His show is a comedy show on Comedy Central. His ratings should be compared to those of Saturday Night Live.
Sort of bogus results comparing an average of many shows to one show.
>> Fox News prime time and day time line up average
They had to average prime time and day time? Most Fox News viewers are at WORK during the day. We're earning the money so the Daily Show viewers can steal/tax it from us.
...and we wonder why this nation is in the shape it's in.
Bunch o' idiots voting.
I've written on other ratings thread like this that FOX should put RedEye head-to-head with these late night talk/fake news channel line ups
I'd rather watch RedEye than Leno, Letterman or Stewart - for them to stick it at 3am is stupid - IMHO
RedEye can wrestle with the big boy network channels
(Guess Mother Fox won't let them near the chicken coops)
and MSNBC and CNN viewers?
Unfortunately, it is a "Big. Deal.".
Ask 100 people who said "I can see Russia from my house!", and 99 will answer Sarah Palin, not Tina Fey.
All is not lost. First, these younger men are indeed watching political commentary/entertainment. When they compare a source of political commentary to others, eventually, they will have a stark contrast. Second, it is academic from this point as to how many of these men will turn away from the Daily Show.
The way this thing was phrased is just weirder than weird.
The Daily show is an entertainment type of thing.
Fox news is a cable show. Stewart is on a network show.
And as someone said upthread, why not compare Stewart's ratings to CNN or better, MSNBC.
It's obvious they want the viewer to deduce something from this silly headline when all that should be deduced is that journalists today are a joke to the profession.
Good catch i was trying to figure out how they fudged the numbers..
What a crock.
But I hope Fox is figuring out they are losing viewers due to their caving to the lefties accusations. They were flying high until they joined the leftist media culture.
As far as Stewart. Dummies like Dumb shows. It feeds their stupidity.
Who is John Stuart?
Most of those 99 won't even leave their Mommie's basements on election day.
Like it or nor not BOR does beat him.What a lying headline.
As a general rule, their commentators have their heads where the
Sun don't shine, and I really gave up on them when they
interrupted a discussion of a breaking story to have a
newsbreak alert to say that the story they interrupted had occurred.
Don't need it any more, even as background noise.
And Stewart's a smarmy, holier than thou lib. His comedy doesn't
appeal to me. He could be a talking head on FNC, for all I care.
Big deal, Faux News, is terrible, even if they may be not quite as liberal as the other news networks.
More proof about the dumbing down of Americans.
Good news for him. For America it's indicative that no one wants to take any news of the obama regime seriously, it's too depressing.
I agree. I don't know why they bury RedEye. I think it could be very good against Stewart.
Yeah, but it's the MAY ratings, the election was back in NOVEMBER, and even the hard-core political junkies have lawns to mow, gardens to plant and baseball games to watch. Politics ia an AUTUMN sport!
Meanwhile, Stewart has been blessed by a Member of Congress tweeting photos of his member all over the internet.
Of course his numbers are higher!
As has been mentioned several times before, why not compare Stewarts ratings to CNN or MSNBC.
They're in the same category: Comedy
This comparison is screwy and the source is suspect. How do you compare an "average" of many shows to one particular show? Most of Fox's daytime line up is non-descript anyway.
Advertisers do not look at the total number of viewers, but instead look at the number of viewers in the 18-49 demographic.
If you are older than 49 you are a less desirable viewer.
I don't think the Nielson ratings had anything to do with this bull****. Comedy Central has taken Nielson's numbers and manipulated the numbers to come up with this crap. This article is commie lib bogus.
LOL.. I love the way libs do math.
FOX News has only itself to blame. They have run away from their television audience base and tried to reach out for the liberals who watch CNN and MSNBC.
I can't watch BOR anymore because he is an apologist for Obama. Hannity is a puppet for the RINOs. The only guy worth watching is Glen Beck and they essentially chased him off.
Roger Ailes has screwed the pooch this time.
The daily show is on when Fox goes into rebroadcasting. 10:00CST is a rerun of Hannity. So a fair compaison would be stewart vs a rerun of Hannity.
Jon Stewart is nothing more than a jester for moronic dupes who will chortle their liberties away. Fox News is becoming a joke in its own right. Not much to solidly postulate here.
Comparing Comedy Central's highest rated show with the average number of FNC viewers?
Comedy Central is also a cable network, available in slightly fewer homes than Fox News.
It seems like it is pretty well known that Fox News has higher ratings across the board than CNN or MSNBC, why bother comparing to them?
The latest ratings I could find were June 2, 2011
O'Rielly 2.887 million
Hannity 2.113
Greta 1.702
Baer 1.672
Daily Show 1.529
Shep 1.395
Beck 1.372
"Ive written on other ratings thread like this that FOX should put RedEye head-to-head with these late night talk/fake news channel line ups"I wholeheartedly agree. It's the only thing on TV that I'm anxious to watch anymore. I just hope they wouldn't water it down if they gave it a prime spot.
It is a big deal when you have minds full of mush believing what that degenerate says. It is how far we've fallen as a nation.
Any piece of trash that would get on national t.v. and say (somewhat paraphrasing here) 'made me C__ like an elephant' should be taken out and have his tongue removed. And yet we have citizens eating up his vileness and thinks it all is a big joke.
Fox News prime time and day time line up averaged 1.85 million viewers.
Daily show isn't a source of news, and the folks watching it aren't in it for news. Their primary source of news is the web, just like most FReepers. TV news, even on Fox, is about the TV first, anybody that has any form of TV news, even Fox, as their primary news source is going to be habitually ill informed. Daily Show only has 2 million viewers, in a nation of 320 million that can hardly be considered controlling the message.
Don't think that has anything to do with Stewart's increase in audience. Hardly think Fox's former watchers are going over to Stewart, if they're conservative.
No, I just meant that RedEye can attract (and maintain the attention span of) younger hipsters, who are too cool to watch Hannity. (Like me, except for the younger part).
True. I know I have pretty much stopped watching Fox.
I watch F&F but as far as evening shows no. I can't stand the mid day anchors so forget that.
And wins Emmys every year. And is probably where everyone decides whom to vote for.
I work with angry white liberal women (Hillary supporters) who dislike Obama, and regard Jon Stewart as a leftist Rush Limbaugh (primarily because of the Bush years). They are generally over sixty, never married or divorced, and childless; did I mention they were angry?
So! It's a comedy show. I'm sure Two and a Half Men beats FOX news also.
What an idiotic headline and article. They're comparing the average for one show with the average for the whole network.
I suppose Greta could claim that her show is more popular than the comedy central network that carries John Stewart.
FOX news is too liberal for me.. after Beck leaves it will be totally liberal..
O'Really is in the bag for the Unions.. you know like Obama..
Hes worthless.. maybe even worse a shill..
MORE BS from a nutcase!
Stories by Jason Easley
Why Jon Stewart Is a Huge Long Term Threat to Fox News
Posted on Sep 13, 2010, Source: PoliticusUSA
Stewart educates his young viewers in the ways of Fox news on a nightly basis. Meanwhile, Fox's primary audience is over 60. Who does the future belong to?
Jason Easley
Fox Makes Up Breaking News In Order to Cut Away From Obama
Posted on March 30, 2010 by jmeasley
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I don't think we should really put too much stock in Itachi's words that the Uchiha Clan piled up "many sacrifices" throughout its generations... we know now that the MS can only be awakened by sincere emotional trauma/suffering... simply sacrificing someone because you desire power isn't enough, you have to actually love that person, too. It takes extreme circumstances for that sort of mentality to arise, where one's desire for power overcomes their dearest bonds... Sasuke is the only Uchiha in the series so far to have tried to willingly kill someone for the MS, and even he couldn't go through with it. Every MS shown has been activated accidentally after a life-changing trauma.
During their fight, Itachi was trying to make Sasuke fear/hate him, and did so by lying about why he needed Sasuke and why he murdered the clan.
This may be a weaker point, but Tobirama's description of Uchiha awakening the MS when they come to lose "intense feelings of love" does not seem to imply any willingness to sacrifice such feelings... you'd think someone as informed on the Uchiha as Tobirama would have some idea that intentional sacrifices were occurring. You'd think Hashirama would have learned of this, too... after all, he and Madara entered into an alliance and were close friends. Why wouldn't Madara open up to Hashirama about the Uchiha clan's "curse" if it involved intentional sacrifices?
In my opinion, the "Curse" of the Uchiha clan is just as Tobirama described: an excess of Yin/mental energies that can run out of control and affect their reasoning if left unchecked after extreme circumstances. And the age of 7 isn't some magical clue, it's probably pure coincidence.


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Former African-American IDF Soldier Wrestles with Distinguishing Between God and Israel
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Moshe Hillel Eytan, born Marcus Hardie, is a Long Beach, California native who converted to Judaism at the age of 22. Marcus, who was raised Baptist and belonged to one of Southern California's most notorious gangs, the Eight Ball Crips, says he found what he had searched for all his life. He found refuge in a religion that offered him a home and an identity that, he says, connected him to God.
"I experienced Yiddishkeit (Jewish Identity) at my own pace. Judaism taught me that race is of no significance and that you are judged by your actions," says Marcus, the name he prefers to be called now.
In 2000, Moshe Hillel Eytan, as he was known at that time, thought making Aliyah to Israel had completed his conversion to Judaism. After all, he had converted to Judaism three times, twice in the U.S. and once in the Orthodox branch of Judaism in Israel. But it wasn't enough for Moshe, who, at the age of 28, decided to join the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF). By doing so, he felt he was securing his allegiance to Judaism and to the state of Israel.
"It wasn't enough to make Aliyah to Israel, I needed to protect Israel. I couldn't just come [to Israel] and integrate, and become a rabbi … or have a wife or have a child. I needed to give back," says Marcus. "My Jewish identity, or my interest in Jewish affairs, took over my life. It felt like I was possessed."
His way of giving back was by defending his new-found homeland from terrorists. He equated it to the violence he had once escaped from as a teenager. Except this time, he thought he would be fighting on the right side, the good side. So a year after having made Aliyah to Israel, Marcus joined the IDF.
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Near the end of basic training in the Israeli Defense Forces in August 2001.
"Jewish People and Jewish students in particular feel a tremendous allegiance to the state of Israel. Historically, we need a country of our own. (And) a few young men and women chose to do a condensed version of serving in the Israel army," says Rabbi Aron Hier.
Hier, who is the current director of the campus outreach program for the Simon Wiesenthal Center in Los Angeles, was born and raised in Canada by Jewish parents. And, like Marcus, he too volunteered to serve in the IDF.
"I finished college and I wasn't sure of what I wanted to do and so I said I'll give them a year and half. It's that brutal, you can train as much as you want and you can't get used to the heat, you can't get used to the lack of privacy and living in the same clothes for a week at a time. Its not about pumping weights, it tests you in many ways. It was very hard and very rewarding."
It's not uncommon for foreigners, including Americans, to serve in the IDF. Some Americans are the children of Israelis who emigrated years ago; others, like Rabbi Hier and Marcus, have no family connection whatsoever.
A 2010 Ha'aretz article profiling foreigners serving in the IDF reported that about 3,000 lone immigrant soldiers were serving in the IDF and, in 2010, more than 500 soldiers were from United States.
Rabbi Hier dismissed the potential pitfalls of an American swearing allegiance to Israel. Since the two are close allies, he doesn't see a problem. Besides, by law, Americans are permitted to serve in a foreign military.
Rabbi Mayer May, the executive director of the Wiesenthal Center and the President of the Rabbinical Council of California, also supports the idea that American Jews can go serve in the IDF.
"I can understand a lot of the kids who grow up in America, and have strong feelings for the state of Israel. They watch it and feel it as the underdog, even though it sometimes is positioned as the occupier," May said. "But it's not the occupier when you think of all the ten million of Arabs that are surrounding it."
"What happens in Israel affects us profoundly here, and not only in terms of our presence in America, but profoundly because we know of our profound connection to the land of Israel for 3, 000 years."
A Faith Replaced by Nationalism and Anger
Holding an assault rifle on the Sabbath.
Marcus says his service in the military quickly changed his life and his views of Israel. Just as the Second Palestinian Intifida started in 2000, Israel became a more violent place. He had to suppress riots and police Palestinians. He was often the first on scene after a bomb went off.
"I would arrive and see all sorts of body parts, the ground saturated with blood. I saw people suffering. It was more than I bargained for," says Marcus.
This is where Marcus claims his faith was replaced by nationalism and anger. He says he started placing the state of Israel in the position of God.
"Instead of saying God is powerful, I would say Israel is powerful," says Marcus.
On Merkava battle tank at Sayereem Military Base in Israel in 2001.
Marcus became less and less religious as he completed his two years in the IDF. The religious connection he once felt towards Israel began to fade. Although he had signed up to protect Israel, Marcus acknowledges that he knew very little about the Palestinians and Arabs living in Israel. He had only learned about the terrorists who targeted innocent Israelis. But after becoming an anti-terror fighter in the IDF, he learned the lines were often blurred.
"I didn't really have much contact with Palestinians before then. That was a big blind spot that I had. And when I look back, in retrospect I always saw Israel as a Jewish state," Marcus said. "For me, the Palestinian Arabs were invisible. They were invisible people. I don't remember meeting even one Palestinian. I don't remember having interest in meeting one."
Marcus says his experience in the IDF did the opposite of what he expected. His service in the IDF did not complete his religious journey to Judaism. But it did changed Marcus's life in ways he would have never imagined.
Soon after he completed his service in the military, Marcus returned to the United States and was diagnosed with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. Today, Marcus Hardie, resides in a modest group home in Whittier, California. He has published an autobiographical book, Black & Bulletproof, where he shares his life story and gives readers an inside look at the Israeli army and its operatives from the perspective of an African-American Jew.
Marcus still considers himself a man of faith and worships at Temple Beth Shalom in Whittier. He admits that he isn't as religious as he once was, but says he continues to practice Judaism.
"I still think of Israel as my homeland, but the connection just isn't as strong as it was before. No one can take away what I saw happen to innocent people, both Palestinians and Israelis."
Rosalina Nieves is a graduate student in the Specialized Journalism Program at the University of Southern California and an assignment editor at CNN in Los Angeles.
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Apartment + Balcony in Athens
Size45 m²
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The apartment comprises a double bedroom and a living room with comfy sofa bed and flat-screen TV. One end of the room is taken up by the fully equipped kitchen, which features a dining table. The bathroom has a shower cubicle.
The surrounding area is quiet and residential, with supermarkets, cafes and other useful amenities all available within a 10-minute walk. Pretty Alsos Neas Smirnis Park can be reaced in just 10 minutes on foot.
Buses stop just around the corner, the iconic Acropolis of Athens is just a 15-minute drive from the apartment. The beaches of the city's southern coast can be reached in just 10 minutes by car.
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We enjoyed our stay at Fotis very much. He is a kind and helpful host who gave us lots of support like transport at arrival
and departure from/to the tram station. His place is equipped with all necessary things we needed for our stay. The small
balcony was nice for relaxing after long sightseeing tours. Fotis lives in the same building so in case of any question he can
be contacted directly. We found nearby the apartment all necessary shops and there are also many different cafes and
restaurants. On Wednesdays there is a market very close to the flat where you can buy fresh fruits, vegetables, fish ...
Very nice! We would book the apartment again. Thank you, Fotis!
everything was perfect! we had a really good time there! Air-conditioning, clean flat and the apartment is in a really good position. there are everything you need near the apartment.
Thanks for everything!
We arrived in Athens early and had no problem explaining the place we had to go and pick us up to show us the neighborhood; the same was true for the return, keeping the bags so we could enjoy our last day in the city. The apartment is fully equipped with everything needed for a pleasant stay; small but cozy. In addition, he told us some routes we could do for the city and at all times was available for what we need. Overall, the apartment is well connected and has places for eating and shopping nearby. If you are two or three people, this is the perfect place to spend some wonderful days in Athens. The neighborhood is quiet and very familiar, totally recommended.
Llegamos a Atenas muy temprano y no tuvo ningún problema en explicar el lugar al que teníamos que ir y recogernos para enseñarnos el barrio; lo mismo ocurrió para la vuelta, guardando las maletas para que pudiéramos disfrutar de nuestro último día en la ciudad. El apartamento está perfectamente equipado con todo lo necesario para tener una estancia agradable; pequeño pero acogedor. Además, él mismo nos indicó algunas rutas que podíamos hacer por la ciudad y en todo momento estuvo disponible para lo que necesitamos. En general, el apartamento está bien comunicado y cuenta con lugares para comer y hacer la compra muy cerca. Si sois dos o tres personas, este es el lugar perfecto para pasar unos días maravillosos en Atenas. El barrio es tranquilo y muy familiar, totalmente recomendable.
We spent our first evening with Fotis and would have stayed a little longer! Apartment very pleasant. Calm and authentic area where we have made excellent meetings with sincerely helpful and open people. Fotis very well advised and guided us. We would stay with pleasure
Nous avons passé notre première soirée chez Fotis et serions bien restés un peu plus longtemps! Appartement tres agreable. Quartier calme et authentique où nous avons fait d excellentes rencontres avec des habitants sincerement serviables et ouverts. Fotis nous a très bien guidés et conseillés. Nous reviendrions avec grand plaisir
Excellent service, very good reception.
Excellente prestation, très bon accueil.
The apartment is located in a good residential area, so it's no problem to go home at night. Transport links are also good. The road to rail will take about 10-15 minutes (depending on conditions). The shops are great.
The apartment is practical and has everything you braucht.Wir have us but our own towels gekauft.Der landlord has everything well organized and was easily accessible. For the very reasonable price of course you can not expect luxury apartment and so we were pleasantly surprised.
Die Wohnung liegt in einer guten Wohngegend,sodas es kein Problem ist nachts nach Hause zu gehen. Die Verkehrsanbindung ist auch gut. Der Weg zur Bahn dauert ca. 10-15 min( je nach Kondition ). Die Einkaufsmöglichkeiten sind super.
Die Wohnung ist praktisch eingerichtet und hat alles was man braucht.Wir haben uns allerdings unsere eigenen Handtücher gekauft.Der Vermieter hat alles gut organisiert und war gut erreichbar. Für den sehr günstigen Preis kann man natürlich kein Luxus Apartment erwarten und so waren wir angenehm überrascht.
It was great. The price. The flat. The flat was 30 minutes from the Akropolis but in the near were many good and cheap restaurants.
Nice trip :)
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: I have a Kohler San Raphael toilet that has the 81100 pressure clean flushometer tank system in it. It is around 8 years old and has been leaking from the flush valve cartridge assembly. Well the leak is getting worse and after doing a little research on finding a replacement cartridge I've found out that you can't get it anymore and that I am one of many people who are stuck literally sitting on a time bomb. My question is after reading some of the messages here about this toilet someone made reference to a recall. Does anyone have any info on this? I have heard that Kohler will give money towards a new one and in some cases sent replacements but nothing about a recall. Also can anyone who has replaced this toilet tell me what they bought and what they think of it? I was going to get another San Raphael just because the appearance of the new model is identical to the old one but after reading what people have said about that one I think I will stay away from Kohler, even if it's free!
I have been replacing a lot of these Kohler toilets lately, most of them with the one and two piece Toto toilets that use G-Max flushing.
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Homecooking away from home. Daily lunch specials.
Bretz Wildlife Lodge & Winery offers a relaxing dining atmosphere. They serve lunch and dinner, with breakfast on Sundays. With a twist on the normal steak and eggs, the Lodge serves prime rib or smoked brisket and eggs along with pancakes, biscuits and gravy, and omelet's. Lunch offerings include salads, smoked sandwiches, hamburgers as well as many appetizers. Dinner includes, but not limited to rib eye steaks, surf-n-turf, succulent pulled pork, seafood, and awesome baby back ribs. The Lodge offers inside and outside dining options. A variety of dinner specials are available throughout the week. A breakfast and brunch buffet is available on Sundays. Each visit to Bretz Wildlife Lodge and Winery is a new experience for you to enjoy.
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Our loving mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, and friend Maxine Roberts age 66, passed away Feb. 26, 2009 in Miller Creek. She was the oldest of three children born to Clyde and Marie (Olsen) Behunin in Helper, Utah on Sept. 20, 1942. She married Benny Roberts July 19, 1958 in Elko, Nev., they were blessed with four children, as a family they enjoyed camping, fishing spending time as a family and taking family vacations, he passed away March 31, 1992.
Maxine was raised in the Carbon County area; she loved oil painting, gardening flowers and vegetables, crafts of all kinds, ceramics and wood. She enjoyed traveling with Robert, and appreciated his companionship. Maxine was a loving and caring person who always thought of others before her self, the most important thing in her life are her family, children, and grandchildren.
She is survived by special companion; Robert Barker of Miller Creek, children; Carolyn (Patrick) Moriarity of Price, Benny Roberts of Elko, Nev., Skip (Lynn) Brotherson of West Jordan, Dale Roberts of Elko, Nev., sister; Margaret (Fred) Miller of Price and brother; Chuck (Judy) Behunin of Douglas Wyo,, 13 grandchildren, 17 great-grandchildren, five brother-in-laws and nine sister-in-laws.
She is preceded in death by her parents, husband, in-laws; Snow and Nita Roberts and four brother-in-laws.
Funeral services were held Monday, March 2, 2009 at 1 p.m. at the Wellington LDS First Ward Chapel (47 North 100 East). A viewing was Monday one hour prior to the services at the church. Interment was in the Wellington City cemetery. Services were in the care of Fausett Mortuary.


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LOS ANGELES — After a season in which the Los Angeles Lakers were snakebitten throughout and lost Kobe Bryant at the end, they finally got lucky at the perfect time.
And then, after the Utah Jazz loss at Memphis on Wednesday night ensured they were in the playoffs, they went out and fostered their own good fortune.
Behind a gritty overall effort and good games from the two big men, the Lakers downed the Houston Rockets 99-95 in overtime at the Staples Center in order to secure the seventh seed and set up a first-round series with San Antonio. The Grizzlies' 86-70 win over the Jazz at the FedEx Forum earlier in the evening knocked the Jazz out of the playoffs and put the Lakers in. The Rockets' loss means they'll face top seed Oklahoma City in what is a series-long reunion between Houston star James Harden and the team from which he was traded back in October.
Lakers forward Pau Gasol had a triple-double (17 points, 20 rebounds and 11 assists) and point guard Steve Blake had 24 points, but it was the late-game play of center Dwight Howard and guard Jodie Meeks that got it done.
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Howard, who had 16 points (six of 15 shooting) and 18 rebounds in all, hit a right-hook in the paint vs. the Rockets center Omer Asik with 1:19 left to put the Lakers up 94-91 in the extra period.
He came up big again with 20 seconds left, blocking Rockets guard James Harden down low after he had driven past Gasol on the right side. Meeks (nine points on just two of nine shooting) slipped past Harden for a baseline dunk with 56 seconds left to keep the Lakers' lead, then free throws from him and Blake ended it.
Harden finished with a game-high 30 points, but was just eight of 25 from the field. The Lakers needed overtime to finish the job because of a wild three-pointer from Rockets small forward Chandler Parsons, who took a late pass from Jeremy Lin from some five feet above the top of the arc and released just before the buzzer to force the 90-90 tie.
"Obviously I'm really proud the way for just a month (the Lakers) had to just play in elimination-like games every night," Lakers coach Mike D'Antoni said. "I think Steve Nash said it best, or Dwight - I forget which one said (it) - but after (Parsons) threw in the three to tie the game and it went into overtime, he said, 'It's been hard all year. This stuff has happened all year, so why was this any different? And it's not going to be easy, and let's go out and win it.' And they did."
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Not only did the Lakers manage to avoid the infamy of becoming the sixth team in franchise history to not make the playoffs, they may have held onto whatever slim chance they have of escaping the first round by avoiding the Oklahoma City team they would have faced if they lost to the Rockets. The Spurs looked like the best team in the Western Conference for much of the season, but recent injuries to Manu Ginobili (right hamstring) Tony Parker (neck, ankle), and Boris Diaw (back surgery) dampened their outlook.
Ginobili returned from a nine-game absence on Wednesday, but San Antonio fell to Minnesota and thus finished the season with losses in seven of their last 10 games. Ginobili and Parker are expected to play in the playoffs. The Lakers lost three out of four games against the Thunder this season, while they lost two of three games to the Spurs.
All in all, reaching the playoffs was quite the consolation prize for a Lakers team that spent the last three weeks in playoff mode because of the endless twists and turns to its underachieving season.
Bryant's season-ending Achilles tendon tear suffered Friday against the Golden State Warriors was seen by some as the proverbial nail in the Lakers' coffin, with the Black Mamba, as he is known, being relegated to cheerleader status. It seemed unlikely they could keep winning without him.
But the Lakers finished the Friday win vs. the Warriors without him to keep their postseason hopes alive, then downed San Antonio without him Sunday.
The Lakers (45-37) won eight of their last nine games and were 28-12 after Jan. 23. "And to think some said we wouldn't make it," Bryant wrote on Twitter after it was official that the Lakers made the playoffs. "#keepcalm #believe #makeplayoffs now #makehistory"
This isn't what the Lakers had in mind when they added Howard and Nash to a roster that already had Bryant, Gasol and Metta World Peace last summer, but Los Angeles' championship dream — however far-fetched — remains alive. As for the Rockets, they hardly looked like a team that could give the Thunder a run.
"One through five, we didn't do a good job," said Rockets point guard Jeremy Lin, who had 12 points on four of 14 shooting and eight assists. "We really didn't get anything that we were trying to down the stretch."
Or, as it turned out, in the playoff brackets that are now complete.


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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
The Emery County Community Theatre has done it again. They have delighted audiences and brought the caliber of their entertaining musicals up another notch. They staged "Joseph and his Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" at the Emery High Auditorium this past week.
The narrators for the play were Ann Murdoch and Natalie Blackwell. They kept the story moving along with songs and explanations of the events in the main character, Joseph's life. Joseph was played by Ren Hatt. Hatt was an entertaining and very believable Joseph. The story begins as Joseph is coddled and favored by his father Jacob played by Barton Gundersen. This brings down the wrath of his 11 brothers and they conspire to get rid of Joseph.
Joseph has a habit of having annoying dreams where the older brothers are servants to him and Joseph doesn't hesitate to let the brothers know of these dreams. Through song and dance the brothers end up throwing Joseph into a pit, luckily about that time some scooter riding Ishmaelites come by to save Joseph by carrying him off to Egypt as a slave. Joseph begins his new life in Egypt as a slave to Potiphar played by Michael Gibbons. Potiphar's wife was played by Linda Daley. Potiphar's wife has designs for Joseph and is constantly vying for his affections. Joseph protests that he does not believe in "free love," and is not receptive to Potiphar's wife and her attention. Potiphar catches his wife and Joseph in what he believes to be a compromising position. Potiphar's wife chased poor Joseph around the stage and disrobed the poor boy until only his Sponge Bob boxers stood between him and the world.
Joseph was sent off to prison where his ability to interpret dreams was recognized. Soon he was brought before The King of Egypt played by Shaun Tomsich. The King was the spitting imagine of Elvis and behaved as such. He had the lady Egyptian dancers swooning with his every move and song. Joseph interpreted the dreams of the Pharoah with great visual images from the children of dancing cows and corn.
The 11 brothers back in Canaan aren't having such happy days without Joseph and a famine on the land. They sing their way through songs of self pity and soon find themselves on the road to Egypt to beg for food. Little did they know but they go to their long lost brother for help. Joseph overcomes a bit of an attitude towards his brothers and finally allows them to take home some food compliments of Hometown Market in Huntington.
Soon Joseph and the brothers were all reunited in peace and harmony and Jacob is brought to be reunited with Joseph where he presents Joseph with a new coat of many colors to replace the one torn up years ago.
This very entertaining spoof on this old bible story was brought to life with fun and pizazz by the players of the community theatre as they played to receptive audiences all four nights of the production.
The 11 brothers were: Paul Jensen, Brandon Singleton, Kipp Huffaker, Shannon Erickson, R. Eric Sanders, Brandt Peacock, Val Jenkins, Larry Saling, Lance Wright, Con Anderson Kendall Gundersen: butler, Collin Jensen, baker, Kenny Larsen, Wives: Mara Sanders, Shala Pitchforth, Gina Sitterud, Vickie Kinder, Floree Jenkins, Karla Gundersen, Nancy Jensen, Tiffany Nielson, Mandi Weihing, Jessica Malone, children's choir: Taran White, Ashlin White, Courtney Sitterud, Lance Sitterud, Laycee Murdoch, Brittnee Murdoch, Kaijsa Saling, Kaitlyn Saling, Kylan Erickson, Seth Erickson, Adriane Weihing, Ann Bawden, Cori Gundersen, Trevor Rowley, Tyler Rowley, Aubree Rowley, Adrienne Carter, Nikki Rogers, Hailee Rogers, Rachel Rogers, Whitney Roper, Naomi Snow, Jessica Labrum, Molly Jensen, Morgan McCourt, Charlotte Withers, Whitney Withers, Kaysea Dudley, Kerri Dudley and Kolby Dudley.
Directors: Natalie Blackwell, Shannon Erickson, Paul Jensen, choreographer, Shannon Erickson, musical director, Natalie Blackwell, children's choir, Ann Murdoch, technical director, Tyrell Jewkes, technical crew, Todd Leeflang, Kameron Perkins, light design, Tyrell Jewkes, scenery projection, Natalie Blackwell, set construction, Val Jenkins, sound recording, Rob Lasater, costumes, Floree Jenkins, stage manager, Karen Truman, stage crew, Blake Jensen, Brady Jensen, Collin Jensen, Kenny Larsen, advertising Val and Floree Jenkins and Ann Murdoch, programs, Loyette Holdaway and Annell Jackson.


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"I leave my children at home, get on a plane, risk my life in dangerous areas for my job," Rivera once said.
He got married ("one wife enough"), had kids, left his job, survived a few more attacks, went gray, and no longer drove a Gallant.
After my first year of college I wanted a job that paid well.
In addition to being rude, much of questioning was barely relevant to the job Hagel is being nominated to hold.
Why is he risking his job, day after day, to fight for better wages and benefits for all Walmart workers?
I don't want to lose my job, not yet, before I've seen half the Fair.'
When the first shock is over I'm looking for you to go to pieces and I propose to be on the job.
She would find it and catch one last glimpse of job on the trail.
I had a job to watch you and to discover if you knew the whereabouts of a certain person.
He won't git his job done, 'tain't likely, if he don't help, that's all.
1550s, in phrase jobbe of worke "piece of work" (contrasted with continuous labor), of uncertain origin, perhaps a variant of gobbe "mass, lump" (c.1400; see gob) via sense of "a cart-load." Sense of "work done for pay" first recorded 1650s. Thieves' slang sense of "theft, robbery, a planned crime" is from 1722. Printing sense is from 1795. Slang meaning "specimen, thing, person" is from 1927.
job. (1) A low mean lucrative busy affair. (2) Petty, piddling work; a piece of chance work. [Johnson's Dictionary]On the job "hard at work" is from 1882. Job lot is from obsolete sense of "cartload, lump," which might also ultimately be from gob. Job security attested by 1954; job description by 1920; job-sharing by 1972.
1660s, "to buy and sell as a broker," from job (n.). Meaning "to cheat, betray" is from 1903. Related: Jobbed; jobbing.
Biblical masc. proper name, from Hebrew Iyyobh, which according to some scholars is literally "hated, persecuted," from ayyabh "he was hostile to," related to ebhah "enmity." Others say it means "the penitent one."
In the Old Testament, a man whose faith was severely tested by Satan, with God's permission. Job was the most prosperous and happy of men, who faithfully praised God for God's goodness. In order to get him to curse God, Satan destroyed all that Job owned, killed his children, and struck Job himself with vile sores from head to foot. False friends of Job's suggested that he should abandon his beliefs (see Job's comforters). But even in absolute misery, Job would not curse God, saying instead, "The Lord gave, and the Lord hath taken away: blessed be the name of the Lord." As a reward for his steadfast faith, God healed Job and "gave him twice as much as he had before."
Note: Figuratively, any long-suffering person can be said to be "as patient as Job."
To deceive; cheat; double cross, frame: Crying that he had been jobbed/ got absolutely jobbed out of the Heisman (1731+)
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operating system
All activities involved in completing any project on a computer from start to finish. A job may involve several processes and several programs.
This term originates from a time when a user would manually submit a job as a deck of punched cards which would typically include source code interspersed with job control language instructions to guide phases of the job such as compilation, linking, execution and printing.
persecuted, an Arabian patriarch who resided in the land of Uz (q.v.). While living in the midst of great prosperity, he was suddenly overwhelmed by a series of sore trials that fell upon him. Amid all his sufferings he maintained his integrity. Once more God visited him with the rich tokens of his goodness and even greater prosperity than he had enjoyed before. He survived the period of trial for one hundred and forty years, and died in a good old age, an example to succeeding generations of integrity (Ezek. 14:14, 20) and of submissive patience under the sorest calamities (James 5:11). His history, so far as it is known, is recorded in his book.


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A.L. Van Den Bergen Statue " Abraham Lincoln"
This bronze statue was originally dedicated in 1931 to commemorate Lincoln's "Fool the People" speech.
Angel Ambrose Fine Art Studio and Creative Space
You will find a large selection of paintings, gift items, prints, and cards that feature Angel's unique ability to capture unseen concepts and make them visually consumable. She often paints lyrical landscapes using evocative color to allude to idyllic beauty. Writing and speaking developed out of her deep desire to communicate. Speaking is a natural overflow of Angel's passion to communicate, utilizing both her visual vocabulary and words.
Artful Designs is Bloomington's original and only 'paint your own' pottery studio. It offers the area's largest selection of ready-to-paint pottery. Personal attention and design expertise are available to customers who wish to paint their own pieces. Custom pottery, painted by Artful Designs' talented, experienced staff is also available.
Visitors are invited to explore Bloomington-Normal and join in the celebration of McLean County's agricultural heritage, quilting, local history and the arts. The Barn Quilt Heritage Trail features over a dozen area barns or other farm buildings, each decorated with an 8' x 8' painted quilt square. A complete list of all participating locations is available on the Barn Quilt website. Step-on tour guides are available upon request for bus tour groups.
Barn quilts of DeWitt County is a project designed to celebrate Clinton and DeWitt County's rich agricultural history, showcase our rural areas, promote agritourism, the arts, and create a sense of community pride. Throughout the county, vibrant, hand-painted 8'X8' quilt blocks on 'wooden canvases' adorn numerous barns, making a drive through the countryside all the more enjoyable. Barn quilts are on display June through August.
Behind the Curtain Tour - Bloomington Center for the Performing Arts
The fascinating history of the Bloomington Center for the Performing Arts comes to life in the Behind the Curtain historic tour program. Led by a group of specially trained docents, you'll not only see the beautiful neo-Classical interior design of the BCPA, but also learn all about the many technical and patron service updates achieved in the building's significant renovation. You won't want to miss this surprising, fascinating, and fun-filled look at one of Bloomington's historic and most thriving buildings. Bring your stories, your questions, and, above all, your curiosity. Behind the Curtain tours are one hour in length and can accommodate a wide variety of group sizes.
Bloomington Center for the Performing Arts
Built in 1922 to house the original American Passion Play, the former Scottish Rite Temple is the centerpiece of downtown Bloomington's Cultural District. The Performing Arts Center has a 1,200-seat theater and 1,000-person ballroom.
This acoustically perfect performing arts center has played host to such shows as Sheryl Crow, Phil Collins, A Chorus Line, Chris Rock, Cats and children's concerts. Call for the current lineup of performances.
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this restored mansion and grounds whisk visitors back to the Victorian era. Once home to Clinton attorney Clifton H. Moore, visitors will enjoy tours and stories of the friend and law partner of Abraham Lincoln who one resided there. Home of the DeWitt County Museum.
The Ovation concept is an innovative full-service cinematic dining experience that brings the convenience of dinner and a movie to every oversized luxury seat. The Ovations feature an extensive menu with over 100 premium food and beverage selections providing valued guests to enjoy the biggest Hollywood blockbusters like never before. Ovation also includes amenities such as a cocktail lounge with a full service bar and food service available for guests to enjoy the comfort of community-style dining.
The Challenger Learning Center at Heartland Community College offers interactive, simulated space and science experiences through scheduled team missions for students and the public.
Come experience three floors of unique, hands-on, larger-than-life exhibits! This museum is designed to create a sense of wonder that excites the love of learning in children of all ages. Be sure to discover the new Children's Discovery Museum.
The Community Players Theatre is committed to presenting quality theater at an affordable price. Call for current performances and tickets.
This beautiful and unique amphitheatre is easily accessible from the Constitution Trail. Some of the current programs include: High School Summer Theatre productions, Dress-Up Movie Nights and the outstanding concert series known as the Sounds of the Amphitheatre, which highlights local talent from the Bloomington/Normal area. Programming begins in May and runs through October, weather permitting.
You are invited to shop the ever-changing collection of traditional crafts, folk art, candles, furniture, home accents, decorative accessories, and much more. Displayed in room design design settings. Country Junction treats you to an enjoyable shopping experience.
Crossroads Global Handcrafts is a respected outlet for fairly traded handcrafts and food products from around the world including handmade art objects, utilitarian items, textiles, baskets, carvings, jewelry, ceramics, premium coffees, tea and chocolate.
A self guided tour of places in Bloomington-Normal was developed with a map and description of the sites to explore the life of David Foster Wallace who was an American author of novels, short stories and essays, as well as a professor of English and creative writing. Wallace is widely known for his 1996 novel Infinite Jest, which was cited by Time magazine as one of the 100 best English-language novels from 1923 to 2005. Infinite Jest was completed while Wallace was living in Bloomington and employed in the Illinois State University English Department. In 2013, Illinois State created an annual David Foster Wallace Conference to celebrate his life and review his works.
A resource to encourage education and to promote research, the library acts as a cultural center, housing 18,709 books. It is also home to large print books, audio books, newspapers, magazines, music cassettes, videos, bifocal kits, and art prints. Patrons have access to a fax machine, copy machine, microfilm printer-reader, genealogy materials, and the internet through two computers. The library offers a meeting room, outreach programs, children's programs, and a children's library.
Eaton Studio & Gallery exhibits and sells the work of local artist Herb Eaton in a 1902 historic building in downtown Bloomington. The paintings, sculptures and drawings reflect the artist's interest in the local rivers, cornfields, gardens, circus, and music scenes. The Gallery hosts art salons, jazz and acoustic musical and theatrical events and sponsors cultural discussions focused on local community interests. Open most Saturdays 10am-2pm, by appointment, special events, and during 1st Fridays 5-8pm.
This walk-in information and environmental education center offers workshops on recycling, composting and energy saving.
Located on the wooded Sunset Hill estate of the late Hazle Buck Ewing, the Ewing Cultural Center encompasses the open-air Theatre at Ewing (summer home of the Illinois Shakespeare Festival), the elegant Ewing Manor (which is open for tours) and the beautiful Genevieve Green Gardens.
This local museum features a Fairbury Room and exhibits that change periodically. Open Wednesday and Fridays, or by appointment.
Blacksmithing, as well as artistic and functional iron work, is performed in this smithy that was erected in 1928.
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Flower Corner & Country Church Craft Mall
A full-service florist specializing in weddings. The Flower Corner invites you to call and set up an appointment to speak with one of their designers for your special day! They also carry a large assortment of crafts, candles, quilts, pictures, wooden signs, and furniture.


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They're researching products, which opens an opportunity for retailers, a Vibes survey finds.
Bill Siwicki
Consumers who use their mobile phones when shopping are doing more than just comparing prices—they're gathering more information on products and in the process sometimes using a retailer's site or app, which affords retailers the opportunity to clinch a sale through mobile technology, finds a new study from mobile marketing and technology firm Vibes.
Vibes contends that retailers that operate physical stores need not fear showrooming, where consumers in stores compare prices between retailers and later make a purchase online or through mobile commerce. Rather, Vibes points to the full spectrum of activities of mobile shoppers in stores and concludes that retailers armed with their own sites, apps and deals can convince shoppers to buy in-store.
While 54% of mobile shoppers have compared prices in-store, 51% have looked up a product review, showing there is not much of a gap between comparison shopping and gathering more information about a purchase, Vibes says. Of the additional in-store activities the mobile shopper conducts, 45% have scanned a QR code or bar code for more information, 33% have researched a product on the store's web site and 28% have used a retailer's app in-store.
Mobile shoppers seem to be savvy shoppers, as well, Vibes says. 76% of mobile shoppers use coupons at least half of the time while shopping; more than half have used mobile coupons, showing that relevant and timely offers play an important role, Vibes says.
The survey of 1,006 consumers who have used their mobile phones for shopping purposes—a group that represents more than 60% of smartphone owners—finds that one-third earns less than $50,000 a year, one-third makes $50,000 to $100,000 a year, and another third makes more than $100,000 a year. One-third of mobile shoppers are above the age of 45, the survey says. And nearly 70% of mobile shoppers do not have children in the household, the survey finds.
"This year, retailers can expect consumers to do more research than ever before to make sure they get what they need, when they need it, at the price they want—with many using their mobile phones to do so," says Jack Philbin, co-founder, CEO and president of Vibes. "Therefore, it's important for retailers to understand how and when consumers are using their phones in order to personalize each valuable interaction. And they need to connect with them beyond price."


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Show off your fabulous style in the J. Renee Accent! This peep toe slingback pump is a stunning addition to your next night out.
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"This sandal is really cute and comfortable. I love the bow and thesweet yellowish color (though is listed as gold)However it is rather longer than standard size and it isalso wider than stanard size. So I would suggest orderingdown half a size."
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"I bought this shoe in the teal. The blue is pretty, but it is more of a slate blue -a little more of a muted tone rather than a true teal. Despite the color incongruity, the shoe itself is very comfortable, the heel is low and easy to walk in. I find that shoe is a touch long. I feel like if I would have sized down to an 8.5 it would have been too short. Perhaps if the slingback were adjustable rather than elasticized that would have made for a slightly better fit. I ordered these in 9W, but I probably could have just gotten a regular 9M (but it is still nice to have the option on such a pretty dress shoe)."
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I think that chapter 373 begins to closely resemble some of the harsh realities of the world such as the collatoral damage caused by wars, manipulation of nations by diplomacy (derives from some Chiyo statements), and fighting other people just because the other is weaker.
The part where Jiraiya helped out the three kids told quite a bit of the tortures of typically senseless wars. Notice how Orochimaru reacts to the three kids. He says something like: we should kill them to save them from the terrible life associated with being orphaned. It is true the orphan life is a tough life. Living in the middle of a war zone only worsens the situation. Imagine too not having a father and mother to help you throughout life and "be there".
Of course, so many parts of Naruto feature a real life connection, but I want to see what kind of comment you have.


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