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For 167 1/2 hours a week I love my life. My wife, my kids, my job. This half an hour a week makes me wish I was dead.
Scott wants to marry Kourtney. Kourtney wants to have another baby and is ignoring Kmom/Kmanager pleading with her to get married while they shop for shrubs.
Scott goes to see a therapist to talk about his feelings. What he really should do is offer an explanation for wearing his button down shirt open to nearly his belly button. Scott sucks.
Lamar thinks he could do porn. Congrats on that buddy.
Khloe says this is what happens when you marry someone you have known only a month.
I hate these people.
Kmom/Kmanager is going to become a Minister so she can marry Pastor Brad. I should say preside over the service where Pastor Brad will marry someone else. He's not marrying Kmom/Kmanager. She's already married to a surgically shredded Bruce Jenner.
There was a time in my life when I drank. A lot. Nearly all of the time I feel glad that I don't do that anymore. Right now is not one of those times.
Seriously. Watching this show could convince you that we as a people have peaked and it is all downhill from here. If thousands of years from now we are back to living in caves and hunting with spears, blame this show. Or global warming. Whatever.
Back at the tire fire, Bruce Jenner is feeding an ailing Khloe chicken soup and talking about how Kmom/Kmanager will get liquored up before she performs the ceremony where Pastor Brad gets married.
Next we have Kmom/Kmanager talking to some lady who is identified as Lisa, Kris' friend. Who the hell is Kris? How many of these people are there? Is there another daughter I have yet to meet? I really have been paying attention. This is my job after all. I know Kim is in a relationship with NBA player Kris Humphries but he's in New Jersey and it doesn't make much sense to me that some middle aged lady in Los Angeles talking to Kmom/Kmanager would be tied to him. Wow. I can't wait to find out, can you?
Dramas over. Kmom/Kmanager is named Kris. I think. Sorry. I'm not very good at this. Maybe because I wish my head was inside my oven right now.
Now there is a big argument involving too many of these jokers to list. Okay, I really could list them, but my kids are going to be waking up soon and I really want to be done with this by then. The argument is about Kourtney and Scott not getting married. There is a lot of bleeping, so it's pretty heated. The parts that aren't bleeped sounds like angry/injured birds stuck inside of my head.
Maybe some Jameson in my coffee wouldn't be the worst thing ever.
Kim and Kourtney are having a really deep and meaningful conversation about marriage and their parents divorce and it really is touching. I mean they are really digging deep here folks. Soul baring stuff. The scene actually lasts for almost a minute, which is a really long time for this show to go without some lame soundtrack music, scene shifting crap.
This episode ends with Kmom/Kmanager again talking with Kourtney about why she wants her and Scott to be married. She only wants the best for her girls.
Which of course why their lives are being filmed, edited, and then presented on E while some Maroon 5 wanna be band plays underneath it all.
I'm done for today. I am going to go for a run, maybe on the 33.
Talk to you at 3.


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Canadians eliminated at beach volleyball worlds
ROME – Christian Redmann of Toronto (in photo) and Ben Saxton of Calgary lost their opening playoff match at the FIVB world championships in beach volleyball on Friday.
Redmann and Saxton, who went 1-2 in the round robin this week, lost to Grzegorz Fijalek and Mariusz Prudel of Poland 21-18, 21-19 and do not advance.. The Canadians will be ranked 17th in their world championship debut.
Seoul Challenger
Meanwhile in Seoul, Kacie MacTavish of Sharon, Ont, and Julie Rodrigue of Quebec City are still alive at the Seoul Challenger beach volleyball tournament after a busy day on Friday.
MacTavish and Rodrigue lost in the third round to the third-seeds from Germany but rebounded with a victory in the repechage to stay in medal contention.
Ashley Voth of Winnipeg and Jamie Broder of Victoria won their second repechage match then lost in the third round and were eliminated. They will place 13th.
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Berlin, MD: Progress on the Wastewater Treatment Plant
by Jamie Welch, Grade 8, Worcester Preparatory School
The town of Berlin recently received $12 million dollars in grants and low-interest loans from the USDA Recovery Act. The purpose of these grants was to renovate and update the Berlin Wastewater Treatment plant. These upgrades are necessary because of the growing demand for wastewater treatment in the town of Berlin, and the new tough environmental requirements handed down by the State of Maryland and the EPA. When the updates are complete, the plant will be able to process effluent down to near drinking water quality.
I recently visited the wastewater treatment plant and took a look at how the money from the USDA is being used. Bearing Construction is the company in charge of overseeing the upgrades, some of which include reworking old equipment. Another part of the plan is the installation of a state-of-the-art piece of technology called an SBR, or Sequencing Batch Reactor. This device works with bacteria in three different chambers to get rid of most phosphorous and nitrogen, down to almost drinking water quality. "It's a better quality than [the water] that most people get out of their wells," said Jane Kreiter, Director of Water and Wastewater in Berlin. The treated effluent is then pumped by pipeline to a spray irrigation site on Purnell Crossing Road in Libertytown, Maryland where it is used to water trees and crops.
The town has plans in the works for a second spray irrigation site in Newark which, when competed, would eliminate the need for dumping treated effluent into the coastal bays. Many people are concerned about having the spray site in their backyards. Kreiter is quick to point out that in Florida, people are already using treated wastewater to clean their cars and water their plants. She says that the public is just not well informed on this, because we've never really had to conserve water like in Florida. Kreiter adds that the sprayed effluent will have no negative effects on the groundwater table and aquifers. The final decision about the new spray site will be made at a meeting of the Worcester County Commissioners some time in the near future. If approved, the spray irrigation project is projected to cost an additional $6 million.
Kreiter says that they hope to have the upgrade and expansion project in Berlin completed by December, but adds that the recent bad weather has pushed them far behind where they should be. When completed, this plant will be the largest wastewater treatment plant in Maryland that spray irrigates.


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I did not find these to be all that great in wet weather (rain/slush) - they tended to hydroplane more easily than the Michelin LTX that were my summer tires. This was true even when new, with full tread depth.
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- 1/2cup prunes -
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1. Soak the dried apricots and prunes in a small bowl of hot water.
2. Meanwhile, cut the chicken into bite-size pieces. Combine all the ingredients for the spice mixture in a mixing bowl (add a bit more water if it's too thick; it should be easy to brush onto the chicken).
3. Preheat grill to high. Assemble the kabobs, alternating chicken and fruit. Brush lightly with oil and sprinkle with kosher salt. Grill for about 4 minutes. Turn over and brush with spice glaze. Cook on the other side for about 5 minutes more, brushing again a minute or two before it's done for an even stronger flavor.
These can be done on an outside grill, but for Yamim Tovim or during the winter months I do it on my grill pan. If you are using wooden skewers, soak them in water for about 20 minutes before assembly to avoid having them burn.
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North Carolina Rivercane Studies get a boost from Oconaluftee Job Corps
In the early morning light, 15 students look for the first time at a traditional Cherokee rivercane basket and marvel at the colors and detail.
Western Carolina University's Adam Griffith of the Program for the Study of Developed Shorelines passes the basket around as he explains the cultural and ecological significance of rivercane.
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Dixie State remains unbeaten on the year at 3-0 while the nationally ranked Falcons dropped to 4-1. DeQuan Thompson (Las Vegas, NV/Lake Mead Christian Academy), the classic MVP, netted a career-high 21 points in 41 minutes. Three others notched double-figures: Zach Robbins (Upland, CA/Upland) with 16, Dalton Groskreutz (Santa Clara, UT/Snow Canyon) with 13 and Louis Garrett (Saint George, UT/Pine View) with 12.
"Wow, what a fun game," DSU head coach Jon Judkins said. "This felt like a tournament game with a lot of back and forth action."
The Red Storm opened early 6-2 and 10-4 leads. SPU took its first advantage at the 8:51 mark on a Mitch Penner jumper. Robbie Nielson (Gresham, OR/Barlow) nailed a 3-pointer at the 5-minute mark for a six-point lead, 30-24. The Falcons rallied for seven straight points. Mason Sawyer (West Jordan, UT/West Jordan) hit a jumper in the final seconds to close out a tight first half in Dixie State's favor, 43-40.
Knotted at 47-47 early in the second half, Nielson scored on a lay-up while being fouled and Robbins hit a jumper for a 5-0 spurt. SPU responded with a 7-0 run, including a three-ball from Patrick Simon.
The pivotal swing came with 2:50 left in regulation. With Dixie State down 68-83, Thompson hit a 3-pointer. At the same time, Groskreutz was pushed down setting the screen that freed Thompson to draw a foul. DSU earned the double bonus on SPU's tenth team foul. Groskreutz hit both freebies and erased the Falcons' advantage.
In the final minute of regulation, Robbins completed a three-point play for a DSU lead at 73-72. Simon drained a triple nine seconds later. Garrett drove to the hoop and drew a foul – his two charity shots tied the game at 75-75. Downs earned two free throws being fouled with 3.3 seconds and hit the pair for a 77-75 lead. Payne sent the game to overtime with his best Tyus Edney impression, beating the clock with a left-handed lay-in off the glass.
"We made a lot of adjustments and put some new things in during timeouts," Judkins said. "Zach set a decent screen and Kimball shifted into first gear all the way to the hoop."
After SPU hit two opening shots in overtime, Dixie State built an 85-81 lead with a 6-0 surge. Garrett hit two free throws, Payne streaked to the hoop for a lay-in and Thompson cashed in two charity shots during the 1:17 string.
Down five and in need of a basket, Downs connected from beyond the arc for three.
"Downs is a tough guy to guard, give credit to Kimball because he had a tough test tonight," Judkins said.
Groskreutz missed two foul shots with five seconds left, allowing SPU one final chance. Downs passed up on a three-ball for the win and drove to the right side. He beat every defender, but missed the shot off the glass to send the game to double overtime.
Dixie State survived shooting 65.6 percent from the line (21-32) while the Falcons missed just once (20-21) en route to a 95.2 percent clip. The Red Storm balanced out the scoring hitting 31 of 58 shots (53 percent) from the field and 7 of 12 (58.3 percent) from distance.
Downs led all scorers with 34 points and Cory Hutson added 24 for Seattle Pacific.
Dixie State returns to action next Saturday on the road at Western Oregon. Tipoff from Monmouth is set for 2 p.m. Pacific (3 p.m. Mountain).


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By Traci BulkleyPleasant Grove
My son was born with half a heart. The only way to 'fix' it is to get a new one. From someone else. Thankfully he's not sick enough yet to be listed, and great doctors have bought him some time.
It's heartbreaking to think that someone else will lose a loved one to save mine. The truth is it happens every day. While I never wish for someone to experience that pain, I am extremely grateful for those, who in the midst of a heartbreaking trial, give the gift of life. I have personally felt the effects of this gift. My son is the recipient of donor tissue. I have watched children both receive and give life saving organs. I've also watched families wait for that gift and not receive it in time.
Being a part of this 'heart world,' as we call our new reality, has opened my eyes and my heart. I was a donor before out of obligation, or maybe even guilt. I'm a donor now because I know what a gift life is.
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This document discusses how to troubleshoot the issue with the Cisco Unity server that is unable to deliver voicemail messages to the subscriber mailboxes .
There are no specific requirements for this document.
The information in this document is based on Cisco Unity version 4.x.
The information in this document was created from the devices in a specific lab environment. All of the devices used in this document started with a cleared (default) configuration. If your network is live, make sure that you understand the potential impact of any command.
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An example scenario of this problem is when two Cisco Unity 4.0 servers run in the same domain with the same services account (UnityDirSvc and UnityMsgStoreSvc) with Exchange 2003. One of the servers is the Domain Controller (DC) and two subscribers are created in the Active Directory (User A and User B). One subscriber is imported in each Cisco Unity server. The primary location is set on both servers and the search scope is set to Dialing Domain. Each subscriber is assigned a phone. When User A's phone calls User B and leaves a voicemail message, the message is not delivered to User B's mailbox. Instead it is moved to the UnityMTA\Failed folder and this error message appears in the event log:
Message from an unidentified caller <xxxxxxxxxx> to recipient <alias> could not be delivered [Error:800404DC]. It was moved to the failed directory
This problem occurs when the Cisco Unity Messaging Repository (UMR) account does not have Send As/Receive As permissions for all subscribers. If for all of the Cisco Unity servers combined, you plan to import users from two or more containers, the Cisco Unity message store services account (UnityMsgStoreSvc) on each Cisco Unity server must be granted the Send As permission on every container from which users are imported on every Cisco Unity server in the forest, or identified subscriber messaging might not work between Cisco Unity servers. For example, if CiscoUnityServer1 imports users from Container1 and Container2, and if CiscoUnityServer2 imports users from Container3 and Container4, the Cisco Unity message store services account on each Cisco Unity server must have the Send As permission for all four containers.
Note: If there are failed voice mail messages in the Failed Folder, Cisco Unity prompts about the failed messages. It can be due to that Exchange or Cisco Unity is down. Once everything comes up, the messages from the failed folder should move to the inbox. If the messages are still there, then it is possible that these messages are not deliverable or can be corrupt that they are still in the Failed Folder.
Complete these steps in order to resolve this issue:
Run the Permissions Wizard while you select the Containers/OUs that contain Cisco Unity subscribers on all Cisco Unity servers. This selection is made when the Permissions Wizard prompts you for where you want to create/import Cisco Unity subscribers. In addition to setting Add/Modify rights for the directory service account, the Permissions Wizard should also enable the Send As/Receive As permissions for the messaging account. Now, restart the AvUMRSyncSvr service.
Note: In order to recover and send the failed messsages to respective subscribers, you need to move the voicemail messages from the UnityMTA\Failed folder to UnityMTA folder before you restart the AvUMRSyncSv service.
Verify that the Unity_<ServerName> exists in the Active Directory Users and Computers container you specified during the installation of Cisco Unity as the container for your Cisco Unity Subscribers. V by Run Permissions Wizard and point the permissions Wizard to that container in order to verify that your Cisco Unity accounts have the correct rights and permissions over that container. Refer to Verify the Unity_<ServerName> Account is in Active Directory for more information.
If you reset the permissions in AD, this can also resolve the issue. Refer to Setting Permissions on Active Directory Containers Used for Importing Subscribers for more information on how to set the appropriate permissions.
Some of the Cisco Unity subscribers are not able to receive messages from Cisco Unity. When an attempt to leave a message for the affected subscribers is made, an Exchange NDR 5.1.1 message is presented to the user who attempts to leave the message, which states:
The e-mail account does not exist at the organization this message was sent to. Check the e-mail address, or contact the recipient directly to find out the correct address
Complete these steps:
On the Cisco Unity server, go to C:\CommServer\TechTools. Right-click on adsiedit.msc and choose Open.
Note: If the ADSIEdit tool cannot be opened, it is possible that it has not been installed in your Cisco Unity server. For Cisco Unity version 3.1 and later, the ADSIEdit utility is included in the Cisco Unity system under the folder C:\CommServer\TechTools, which assumes you have installed Cisco Unity on your C: drive. Type the C:\winnt\system32\regsvr32 c:\commserver\techtools\adsiedit.dll command at the command prompt in order to install the ADSIEdit.dll: A response window appears that reads DllRegiserServer in c:\commserver\techtools\adsiedit.dll succeeded.
Enter a valid user name and password to access the ADSIEdit tool.
Expand the folders in order to find the location of the user, which is experiencing the issue. The users are most likely located in the Domain NC [...] >...> CN=Users. Click on that folder so that the list of users are displayed on the right pane.
Right-click on the user that has the issue and choose Properties.
On the Attributes tab, in Select which properties to view choose Optional. In Select a property to view, choose legacyExchangeDN.
Copy the complete string at Value(s) field. Paste this string in a Notepad file or another HTML editor and make sure that the user ID does not include the @domain information. If it does, delete the @domain information from the string, then paste the edited string under Edit Attribute, and then click on the Set button.


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While chatting with Japanese brand KURO Denim, a brand that specializes in exceptionally worn and ragged jeans (read: incredibly comfortable with built-in history), they discussed their customer's most successful styling technique. When you buy a pair of jeans that's nearly $500 and look like they've been through the war, a hoodie and sneakers don't do them justice. The brand's representatives suggest wearing their well-worn jeans with a crisp, button-down shirt and a beautifully tailored wool jacket (KURO has begun to introduce these options in the sportswear component of their line to drive the point home). Opposites attract, and a pair of jeans like these need to be balanced with clean, sharp coordinates.
Photos by Raffael Flores-Contreras.
—Michelle Christina Larsen
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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
The Emery High School Construction Class just completed their fourth house. Their instructors are Jim Keele and Gordon Card. Keele said the students learn so much from their experience working on the house. They are involved in the whole process from start to finish. The students run the wires, but the electricity is installed by a certified technician. The students began in the fall with the pouring of the foundation and have just completed some clean-up work around the new house. Students work on the home for two class periods each day and many of them stay after school to move the project along.
The new home has three bedrooms, two full baths, two car garage, 1792 total square feet, high efficiency heating/central air, large kitchen, spacious rooms, storage and utility room, all new appliances and was built with pride.
The students learn a lot about working together. It takes team work to accomplish the many tasks required in the construction of a house. The students also enjoy the break from regular classroom instruction. The fun of working outside together and completing a project that will stand for years to come; has been a learning experience for this group of builders.
The help of the construction class was also enlisted by the auto mechanics class. They wanted to build an addition to the auto shop, so the construction class has been building this addition for them. This addition will give the auto shop more room for working on vehicles.
Students who have been involved on construction are: Robby Lehman, Mark Leffler, Richard Sejkora, Whitney Hurst, Adam Newman, Jake Behunin, Dan Farr, Tim Arnold, Pat Fredrickson, Matt Cornett, Garrett Jensen, Boe Jensen, Kendall Lofley, Chris Bernard and Pete Nielson.


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My new favourite!
Posted by Reviewer1923151 on Oct 23, 2011
And I'm not even a chocolate-fan! But I love this one! The fact that the dark chocolate is less sweet, makes it less of a trigger for sweet cravings. A litte piece is really satisfying. I also love the fact that it's like it's been kept in the fridge, as it's so crunchy! And the taste of mint makes it heavenly :)
Posted by tonjeglez on Oct 23, 2011
I love chocolate and mint, and this chocolate does not dissapoint! Good value for money too (compared to Norwegian prices!)
Oh my, yummy yummy.
Posted by AletaOrganic on Apr 23, 2013
Love this stuff. Rich dark chocolate. Not too much sugar. Just a lot of flavor. Mint and dark chocolate are both known for having mood enhancing properties, so they go great together for taste and effect. Good to have on hand if you are prone to having the blues. Nice afternoon pick-me-up. I hope you find my Green & Black's Organic Dark Chocolate Mint Bars review helpful. iherb has great service, and can save you lots of money! And I have never paid anything for shipping!
Good stuff, according to my wife
Posted by Reviewer1482648 on Nov 22, 2011
Bought about 15 of these for my wife's anniversary. She loves it. I've never been one to mix chocolate & mint, but I trust her judgment.
just enough mint! no bitter aftertaste.
Posted by Reviewer1661016 on Jan 31, 2012
Real peppermint taste + dark chocolate = little bit of heaven. Will most definitely be purchasing again!
Very refreshing
Posted by opheart on Aug 02, 2012
It has a very refreshing and at the ame time a great deep chocolate taste. As for my mother, it's one of her favourite Green & Black's chocolates (she also like the espresso and white chocolate of this brand).
My cup of tea
Posted by Reviewer2506749 on Jul 03, 2013
The best chocolate I have tastd. To bad it's not available in the summer time :-( Great taste, not to much coca. I have to find a new favourite for the summer. Still looking :-)
Green & Black's Dark Chocolate
Posted by Marcia1reviews on Dec 22, 2011
This Chocolate is the best! Healthy and tasty.
Posted by Reviewer1692051 on Dec 27, 2011
very high quality
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Emery County native KaeLynn Winn always knew she would return to her love of painting. Her talent for art making started at an early age and continued well into adulthood. "My first experience creating a painting is a treasured memory," Winn says. "Up until kindergarten, my experience with art was limited to coloring with crayons, which I adored. One fateful day I was given vivid red and blue finger paint and set free. The juicy red and dreamy blue paint mixed before my eyes and a deep, rich purple appeared to delight my senses," she recalls. From that point on, Winn was hooked. Her love of art and creativity motivated her to seek more knowledge of many ways to draw and paint. She studied art books and 'how to' draw and paint handbooks. She checked out everything from the local library that served her artistic thirst and even took weekly lessons from a woman who flamed her interest in oil painting.
Winn, who is known locally and among crafters for her original clip art designs, has developed her artistic skills since those early encounters with art making. She went on to pursue art in college, completing an A.A. Degree from CEU, followed by a number of art history courses and studio art classes at Utah State University (USU) in Logan. "In the fall of 1991 I decided I needed a break from school and moved back home to work for awhile and spend more time with my sweetheart," Winn remembers. She married her sweetheart in 1991 and now, with her husband, raises her four children in Ferron.
In 2000, Winn began creating clip-art illustrations for an online company. For the past 10 years, she has produced approximately 700 hundred full color illustrations for the website. " I was also chosen by the company to be a featured artist for one of the Provo Craft Hugware clip art CDs," Winn says. "The entire body of clip-art was rendered in colored pencil with the exception of the last two sets which came out in 2009 and were painted in acrylics. Working on those last clip art sets helped me rediscover my love for painting."
Now, after a long break from painting, she is ready to produce and show her work again. "Winn has painted some wonderful pieces that reflect her love of this area," says gallery director, Noel Carmack. "I think visitors to the exhibit will not only be impressed with her skill, but also her obvious affection for the scenes and subjects found in her rural surroundings."
Winn's exhibit, "Legacies of Home: Paintings by KaeLynn Winn," will be on display from Oct. 8 - Nov. 8 at Gallery East on USU Eastern's Price campus. An opening reception and artist talk will be held Oct. 12, from 7-9 p.m. in Gallery East. The gallery is free and open to the public during the academic year. Gallery East's Fall 2012 hours are: Monday through Thursday 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. Closed Fridays, weekends, and holidays. If you have any questions, contact Noel Carmack at 435-613-5241 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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So it is really ichigo's power that would prevent him from returning to the real world.... the current ichigo or the end product ichigo would be too strong for the earth to contain and might cause a catastrophe...talk about being OPed lols.... though its a slight chance... i think kubo would go through this and ichigo will end up either being a stuck in SS being a captain, or in the royal realm being a royal guard or the vessel of the spirit king itself.... Well i a sense its not really a goodbye to ichigo since kyoraku gave them a ticket pass for them to visit him.... but its a goodbye to the real world were ichigo grew up in
And this distortion happening in sereitei... due to this did the ice palace completely replaced the structures in sereitei?....... since the shinigamis don't know what's structures are popping out and akon mentioned that serietei is vanishing.... did juha bach do a switcherou type...like urahara's pillars did to karakura town or is this something else more complex
Juha really loves the nines.... 900 years to regain his heartbeat, 90 years his intellect, 9 years his power and 9 years his world.... was he king of earth 1000 years ago?
Last but not the least 5 week break? 1month and 1 week is too long..... though the good side of this is that kubo can prepare for a great war.... and a great story........ hope he gives us an exciting chapter come September 4th
but anyway... looks as if Ichigo will probably become perma-shinigami being that he will undoubtedly hit the uber power-up jackpot and be too strong to enter the real world.... unless someone invents a super limiter tattoo that could handle it. *here's looking at you Urahara* Other than that, pretty shitty deal all around with the lame chapter showing and long break.
- So they pulled Serity into HM and transformed it somehow using the black energy shadow stuff that allowed them to invade in the first place.
- I get the feeling that that black shadow stuff is related to the seal used to imprison the Quincy King
- I think some people might be missing obviously the guys in Kings realm are not effected, then we have Kenpachi who was training underground & then the 8th squad Captain or well the new Captain commander.
Did this effect Aizen?
Fire type
What chakra type are you?
"After this weeks issue, Bleach will be on hiatus from Jump 35-40. Starting from jump 41 (09/09), the last arc "1000 years Blood Ward Arc - The Separation Story" will start.
Before the last battle, i will be going on a long hiatus so that I can approach the final battle fully charged and give it my absolute all. When the manga resumes, please prepare yourselves for the "1000 years Blood Ward Arc - The Separation Story". "
This is mentioned in mangastream......... so to me this would mean that there separate arcs.... like mini arcs... or acts in the 1000 YBW arc.... and this "the separation story arc" might be similar to the TBTP arc.... regarding what happened 1000 years ago or its because all the forces allied to ichigo would be separated, Some are in SS,RW,HM, it could also mean that the nakamas will fight a different cause....
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and it to Kubo, He really has outdone my expectations. I had been skeptical of Bleach because of the Fullbringer arc, but not Kubo is making the story quite intriguing.
It would seem that Rukongai or outer seireitei was previously owned or reuled by Bach or his Clan, hence he reagained the world.
I had wondered what was the point of the last invasion, since the Quincies had the opportunity to kill more Shinigamis, why did they not stay to finish the Job. I guess the answer was given here. They left because the invasion was a diversion, the real reason they came to SS was to set up the transportation of Rukongai to Huecomondo.
CC Kyouraku CCK obviously knows the Shiba Clan very well, SO also do Zero Division. I hope there is a Juicy and satid=sfying story about the Shibas in the upcoming new arc.
To think I believed that Bleach was done-for after the Aizen arc, and now, things are getting really exciting and interesting all over again. Kudos, Kubo
CC Kyouraku is a very thoughtful calculating man, also very fair and deadly at the same time
I am not perfect and I defy you to prove otherwise
Growing Old Gracefully is an Oxymoron ... Mostly Moron !
It makes sense Ichigo won't be going back because of his power, last time he powered up he erased a mountain with a swing of a sword and this time around his going to be on another level it would be too dangerous although I doubt they could stop him Maybe the Zero Division could.
...man 5 weeks, that's quite a lot, perhaps there is another reason... then again Berserk goes 21+ .
I wonder how long will this war go on. From the looks of it, I doubt that it will be ended in one year, so perhaps around 3 years of Bleach are remaining ?
Hmm... I wonder what exactly the Quincy King is planning. Just complete domination? Why? Because he likes being in charge? Or is this revenge for the wiping out of the Quincy? And how exactly does he plan on conquering everything? How will he get to Soul Palace? Well whatever, freeze the planet if you want Bach, I'll watch.
Aggravate, Anger, and Piss off
But anyway, I do agree I think we are in for a flashback arc.


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This saint lived in the fifth century. Out of remorse for the adultery that she committed with another man, she fled from her husband's house, renamed herself Theodore, clothed herself as a man, and pretending to be a eunuch, entered a monastery of men. Her identity as a woman was discovered only after her death.
Apolytikion of Theodora of Alexandria in the Plagal of the Fourth Tone
The image of God, was faithfully preserved in you, O Mother. For you took up the Cross and followed Christ. By Your actions you taught us to look beyond the flesh for it passes, rather to be concerned about the soul which is immortal. Wherefore, O Holy Theodora, your soul rejoices with the angels.
Kontakion of Theodora of Alexandria in the First Tone
With fasting didst thou consume thy body utterly; with vigilant prayer didst thou entreat thy Fashioner, that thou shouldst receive the complete forgiveness of the sin thou hadst wrought; which receiving in truth, thou didst mark out the path of repentance for us all.


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Generalists versus Specialists: Lifetime Work Experience and CEO Pay
Claudia Custodio
Imperial College London; Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR)
Miguel A. Ferreira
Nova School of Business and Economics; European Corporate Governance Institute (ECGI); Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR)
Pedro P. Matos
University of Virginia - Darden School of Business; European Corporate Governance Institute (ECGI)
July 23, 2012
AFA 2012 Chicago Meetings Paper
ECGI - Finance Working Paper No. 333/2012
We show that pay is higher for CEOs with general managerial skills gathered during lifetime work experience. We use CEOs' résumés of S&P 1,500 firms from 1993 through 2007 to construct an index of general skills that are transferable across firms and industries. We estimate an annual pay premium for generalist CEOs — those with an index value above the median — of 19% relative to specialist CEOs, which represents nearly a million dollars per year. This relation is robust to the inclusion of firm- and CEO-level controls, including fixed effects. CEO pay increases the most when firms externally hire a new CEO and switch from a specialist to a generalist CEO. Furthermore, the pay premium is higher when CEOs are hired to perform complex tasks such as restructurings and acquisitions. Our findings provide direct evidence of the increased importance of general managerial skills over firm-specific human capital in the market for CEOs in the last decades.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 56
Keywords: Executive Compensation, Market for Executives, Human Capital
JEL Classification: G34, J24, J33
Date posted: March 15, 2011 ; Last revised: July 25, 2012
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OREGON/EMERY COUNTY-A'Lisa Joy Weston passed away on July 28, 2012 in Ferron. She was born in Salt Lake City on March 6, 1990. Services are pending. For more information call Melissa Weston at (435) 630-1306. In lieu of flowers, an account has been set up in A'Lisa's name at Wells Fargo for donations. The account for A'Lisa can be accessed with the account number and her name: 4359 A'Lisa Joy Weston.
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Neal Spencer, British Museum
Work on converting parts of the expedition house has seen us create more working rooms in a western annex of the main house. As the artefact stores are also located here, it will create an area of the house for study, away from the eating and washing areas, but also the bedrooms.
Thankfully, mudbrick houses can be easily modified, as doors and windows can be inserted into walls, or blocked up.
One of the rooms had been locked since we moved to this house, and used as a storage space for the owner's possessions. There are many houses on the island that are unoccupied, with windows and doors blocked up – as the owner has travelled to Khartoum or abroad for work, or has passed away. In many such houses, a room is kept locked to store all manner of tools, clothing, furniture and other possessions.
When we opened Kawsir's storeroom it provided a fascinating glimpse of local life for over a century (the house itself is perhaps 70 years old). Some objects were relatively recent – plastic jerry cans for diesel, printed school books, plastic flasks for tea, and a wide selection of aluminium kitchen ware, mattresses and blankets.
A photo album provided a fascinating glimpse at the people who owned these objects, their relatives and friends: colleagues on a construction site in January 1983, families in traditional houses much like ours, wedding photos, and studio portraits – something of a kaleidoscope of changing fashions.
Metal crates, one from the Second World War embossed with "F&L I 1942", were used to store books and clothing and, while a more traditional carved wooden chest also held a TV and digital satellite receiver. Such chests are typically given to women upon marriage.
We also found more traditional objects, of types in use for centuries. Two wooden beds (anagareeb) with their distinctive carved legs are not dissimilar to ancient examples, fragments of which are found in the cemetery at Amara West.
A wide range of woven matting – for the floor (brish), but also used as prayer mats or to lay on beds prior to the arrival of mattresses – was found, alongside shallow basketry containers for wheat and other foodstuffs, and 12 food-covers (tabag).
Dating these objects is almost impossible as many are still used today alongside plastic and aluminium products. The use for individual objects has also changed across time – thus an aluminium barrel originally used to transport 70lbs of insecticide from Philips Suphar, a Dutch company, to Port Sudan, is now typically kept to store flour.
Two traditional wooden serving dishes (gadha) were also found, with incised decor around the rim. These could date to the late nineteenth century, or even earlier.
Unsurprisingly, on an island where date production is the major source of income, several containers for dates were found in the store: a traditional clay guseeba, pottery zirs, and plastic barrels – a familiar mix of modern and traditional. The dates are often stored in houses for up to a year after harvest – a copper and bone date measure was also found.
Our inspector Shadia Abdu Rabo has been helping us interpret some of the objects. The potential for anthropological research on material like this is vast, especially in a village environment that is changing so quickly.
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It is always my pleasure to be the host of SurgeXperiences. I find myself reading and looking for more to bring to you. Let me begin by welcoming Someonetc back from his tour of duty in Iraq. Now maybe he'll rejoin us in blogging again. I have missed his posts.
I would also like to congratulate Dr Bruce Campbell, Reflections in the Head Mirror, for the recent publication of his essay, The Code, in the April 8, 2009 issue of JAMA. Unfortunately it isn't open access. Try to get a copy of the issue and read it. Well worth the effort.
Surgeons and Medical Folk
Bongi, other things amanzi, is imparting his wisdom to us in a series of his "surgical principles":
#2 fear nothing but fear itself
#4 enjoy
#5 it is in fact always the surgeon's fault
Buckeye Surgeon gives us some Lap Chole tips.
I love LC. If I had to do 3-4 a day for the next 20 years I would be a happy general surgeon. It's an elegant operation. I haven't done thousands, but I've done enough where it's become almost automatic. I try not to waste any moves. Every act is purposeful. Rarely is there struggling or the sort of futzing around that can occur when doing a laparoscopic colon resection. So here are my tips:
1) Never use a Veress needle. Why blindly stick a needle into your patient's belly? It's ridiculous. I do an open Hasson insertion. It's not slower. It's definitely safer. It's a no brainer……………..
T, Notes of an Anesthesioboist, writes about "Surgeons v Anesthesiologist: Why the Tension?"
…………………On the whole, though, what I typically see is a lot of exasperation from surgeons whenever a medical condition precludes speedy progress to the O.R. – ……………… I always wonder: didn't they look through the chart themselves and see that the lab value was egregiously abnormal, or examine the patient and hear the lung crackles practically from across the room? Surely they, too, did a history and physical, as we're all expected to do?……………….
A good surgeon will also respect an anesthetist's or anesthesiologist's instructions inside the O.R. when safety is at issue. Rarely have I seen this to be a problem. ………………But I did encounter one surgeon whose behavior I consider among the most appalling I've seen. I'll call her Dr. Myrtha Banshee…………
OR nurse Christina, Both Sides of the Mask, writes about her recent experience as a surgical patient in "please tell me"
In surgery, a huge amount of time and attention is devoted to the issue of on-time starts. Extra focus is often placed on the on-time starts for first cases of the day. ……….
When I was scheduled at Giant Hospital for my own surgical experience, I was delighted to get a Tuesday at 9:15am. ………
When the procedure had to be moved to Almost Giant Hospital, I was happy to keep the same day of the week, but obviously the time had to be changed……..
On my surgery day, I lay in the pre-operative area wearing one of those stylish gowns, watching the IV drip, and wishing time would move faster. …………..
A Chance to Cut is a Chance to Cure has returned to blogging and given us a new Tales from the trauma service XIX
Gentleman working on a landscape project. The worker above him falls and drops one of these on him:
And they strike him in the neck. He arrives alert and oriented, but every time he speaks or coughs air comes out of the wound on his neck. Off to the operating room..
More trauma. This tale from Karen Little, Just Up the Dose – Monday, Bloody Monday.
I was driving back to The Crater one Monday morning …….Running towards me from the other direction were a bunch of men in overalls - he'd just flown off the back of a lorry………
This guy was badly hurt. ………………. but as I did this his major injury became apparent. As we carried him, hot, sticky, bright red arterial blood pulsed out of his ear and over my hand - a textbook skull-base fracture, and a massive one at that.
(Via Uveal Blues) Eyeborg Project: An Exciting and Creepy Hack I Hope You Never Try -- Go watch this but remember
It goes without saying that experimenting with your eyesight is neither the easiest hack in the world or the safest, but apparently a few brave souls out there are driven to take it on regardless. The Eyeborg Project is the brainchild of one of those.
Bruce Campbell, Reflections in the Head Mirror, tells us about a patient in "Role Model"
Nothing has come easily. Her cancer was difficult to control and she required radiation and then extensive surgery and more radiation. The side effects led to additional treatments, a feeding tube, and expensive pain medications. ………………..Of course, to hear her tell the story, she is doing fine. She feels well and has adjusted reasonably well. She celebrates her freedom from cancer every single day.
I was worried, therefore, when she arrived for a follow-up visit. She looked distracted. I moved into position to perform the examination.
"What's this?" I blurted out. "Have you started smoking again?"……………..
KeaGirl, UroStream, talks about "redemption" in her practice.
…………………..And then just yesterday, I had a patient come into the ER with testicular torsion. He was one of the rare patients who presented in enough time for me to swiftly whisk him to the OR and save his testicle! (there is a window of 6 to 8 hours before the testis undergoes permanent damage for lack of blood flow and oxygen, at which point I have to do an orchiectomy). I felt some degree of redemption, and all was right in the world again....
SandnSurf, Life in the Fast Lane, discusses the John Thomas Sign in trauma patients.
The sign tends to be commented on by middle-aged male radiologists and orthopedists suffering from Peter Pan syndrome. Some may even suspect an occult fracture purely based on the observed radiographic penile orientation. While this can clearly be very amusing (in the same way that some people can't help but laugh when they hear the word "Uranus") the question remains - is the sign actually of any use?
The Sterile Eye critiques some surgical videos in "10 Gory Surgeries Reviewed -- Part 1/2." Who better to review the filming than "our own" medical photographer?
WIRED Science has put up an article with "10 Gory Surgical Triumphs on YouTube". Although their approach is somewhat sensasionalist, the idea to collect surgical videos available on YouTube is good. It has actually inspired me to start a series of posts where I'll pick a surgical video from YouTube every week and review it.
And here is "10 Gory Surgeries Reviewed – Part 2/2" just in time for this edition!
Scanman's Casebook: Case 15 --- Really nice films of a "Large Ventricular Septal Defect with Coarctation of Aorta (Tubular Hypoplasia)" Please, go view the films with Vijay as your guide.
Dr Sanjya Gupta's twitters – check out the x-ray of the spinal fracture!
http://twitpic.com/3ckz8 - more from the OR. take a look at this cervical spine CT. can you spot the problem? 7:39 AM Apr 15th
It is teardrop fracture C6. patient ejected from a car through the windshield. now, neurologically normal. tomorrow, will show you post op! 3:43 PM Apr 15th
Check out Buckeye's string of large bowel obstructions (photo credit).
I've had a run of large bowel obstructions (LBO) lately. ……………... Cancer, volvulus, and hernias are the usual culprits and an operation is often mandated. A colonic obstruction is technically a surgical emergency. …..
Karen Little, Just Up the Dose, makes not one BUT two really nice surgical diagnoses with x-rays in "Best Week Ever." Go over and see why she has a "big" head (photo credit). Good for you Karen!
A CCLMC medical student writes a post on "Tips for doing well in the surgery rotation."
I think a lot of people are pretty intimidated by surgery, especially if you don't see yourself as the surgery type. But honestly, surgery is a lot of fun if you work hard and make an effort to learn how to be useful in the OR. Here are my tips for getting more out of your OR experience.
GrrlScientist, Living the Scientific Life, writes about how pioneering stem-cell research in race horses will help people with Achilles tendon injuries.
The move from clinical veterinary to human medicine is inspiring and unusual; we normally see the translation happening the other way around," said Nicola Maffulli, a sports medicine expert and orthopedic surgeon who will help conduct the trial.
More help for humans from our animal friends with a history of xenographs by Chris Sweeney "The Beast Within: Implanting Animal Organs into Humans"
Getting an organ these days is no easy task. Currently, there are more than 100,000 people on waiting lists for organ donations in the United States, but fewer than 30,000 transplants were performed in 2008. The Mayo Clinic estimates that in the United States, 17 people die each day while waiting for a suitable organ to come along………..
Still, the concept of cross-species transplantations is nothing new. As far back as 1889, physicians were shooting up slivers of dog and guinea pig testicles to study "human revitalization therapy." Through the years, though, there has been significant progress made in the field, and biotech companies have invested heavily in developing transgenic animals and immunosuppressant drugs……………….
A public safety announcement for bloggers from Sheepish, The Paper Mask -- Healthcure.com is a Fraudulent Scam. Go read the entire post.
I can't make it much simpler than that, can I?
and another post from Sheepish on Meeting Fatigue
Barry, An Explorer's View of Life, describes his "First Meeting with the Surgeon"
This is a preliminary meeting he tells us. He would just like to go over the probable fate that awaits me, but the specific plan will have to wait for the results of the CT scan on Monday.
The usual course of treatment involves 3 months of combined chemo and radiation therapy at Princes Margaret Hospital to shrink the tumor in my throat followed by the removal of half my esophagus and half my stomach. They will use my stomach to rebuild the missing esophagus because it is composed of the same material as my throat. The surgery will require me to be in hospital for ten days to two weeks followed by five to six weeks recovery at home.
I will need five months off work. If all goes well.
Linda has turned pale at the mention of the removal of half my stomach and I can only wonder what my face looks like.
Follow up with these posts by Barry:
* Immediately (Part 2) And Then Then News
* Answers (Part 2) And A Big New Question
* My Decision and Why I Made It
Surgeon Heals Patients and Their Violent Ways
Dr. Carnell Cooper, a Baltimore surgeon, is saving lives inside and outside the operating room.
Dr. Carnell Cooper's Violence Intervention Program provides training and support to trauma victims.
Since becoming a trauma surgeon 16 years ago, he has dedicated himself to treating the many young African-American men who've been shot, stabbed or beaten, only to see them return to the ER with another severe injury just months later…………..
"Finders Keepers", a story about a little boy who is going to have heart surgery.
Tomorrow morning," the surgeon began, "I'll open up your heart…" "You'll find Jesus there," the boy interrupted.
The surgeon looked up, annoyed. "I'll cut your heart open," he continued, "to see how much damage has been done…" "But when you open up my heart, you'll find Jesus in there."
The surgeon looked to the parents, who sat quietly. "When I see how much damage has been done, I'll sew your heart and chest back up and I'll plan what to do next." ……………………
Surgical Humor
Why it's past time for GPS in the OR (via Book of Joe)
The Mechanic vs the Heart Surgeon (via Jeffrey, Vagus Surgicalis)
Cast Anatomy (via Street Anatomy) with explanation here. You really must go see these casts. It's enough to make you wish you had a broken arm!
News Items
* Double Hand Transplant Awakens Brain Control --
The brains of patients who've received double hand transplants can recreate lost neurological control systems, according to new brain data from a French surgical team.
* Kuwaiti surgeon succeeds in neurosurgery operation implanting two batteries in the spinal cords of patients who have difficulty in walking.
* Second U.S. Face Transplant Performed in Boston on a man who lost the middle of his face in a freak accident.
* SoCal Docs Help Woman With Severe Deformity: Rodarte's face covered in tumors
At an early age, tumors began to grow on Ana Rodarte's face. By age 25, her advanced neurofibromatosis had deformed the left side of her face, leaving her homebound and unable to see out of one eye.
Docs had to remove a SIX INCH fishing spear from this clumsy fisherman's brain after he managed to fire it into his own head.
* Yemeni surgeon to leave Gitmo
Ayman Batarfi, 38, told a military review panel that he was a humanitarian worker who found himself at the battle of Tora Bora while Osama bin Laden was in the area, according to a Pentagon transcript. He was captured in Afghanistan and sent to the prison camps here in 2002.
* 5 cm. fir tree removed from patient's lung (photo credit)
A five-centimeter fir tree has been found in the lung of a man who complained he had a strong pain in his chest and was coughing blood.
The 28-year-old patient, Artyom Sidorkin, came to a hospital in the city of Izhevsk in Central Russia last week,
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PRICE - Our beloved Helen Melva Young, 82, returned to her heavenly home Jan. 14, 2003 in Price.
She was born March 2, 1920 in Antelope, to James R. and Mima Peacock Keele. She was married to Thomas B. Carroll May 6, 1941 and later they were sealed together in the Manti LDS Temple. He passed away and she later married Grant L. Smith.
She loved to travel and visit with family and friends and enjoyed reading.
She was a department manager with Price Trading Company and then loved working for many years as a teacher in the Head Start program, and retired as an assistant manager with Yellow Front Stores.
She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and served in many callings including relief society, primary, a mission to the Little Rock, Ark., Mission and served as a temple worker in the Manti LDS Temple.
She will be deeply missed by children, James T. (Sharon) Car-roll, DeVere K. (Susan R. ) Smith, both of Price; and sister, Ruby Burrola of Price.
Also five grandchildren, nine great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews and special friends.
She was preceded in death by parents; husband, Thomas; four brothers and three sisters.
Funeral services were Saturday, Jan. 18, in the Price LDS Stake Center. Interment, Price City Cemetery under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
CASTLE DALE - Our most precious and loved mom, grand-ma, great-grandma, sister, aunt and friend, Earlene Leturgez Jensen, age 65, died suddenly Jan. 13, 2003 in a tragic car accident.
She was born Dec. 21, 1937 in Canon City, Colo., to Paul and Mildred Smith Leturgez. Married Stanley Jensen Sept. 14, 1956 and, together they had four children, Stanley Paul, Charlene, Gary and Lori.
Earlene worked at the Museum of the San Rafael as a hostess.
She loved to read, sew, crochet, embroidery and make quilts for all of her children and grandchildren. But most of all, she loved to spend time with her grandchildren, they were the apple of her eye. She was looking forward to her two new great-grandbabies.
Survived by children, Charlene (Dennis) Olsen, Weston, Idaho; Gary (Anita) Jensen, Huntington; Lori (Sheldon) Jensen, Price; grandchildren, Shawn Olsen, Hillsboro, Ore.; Kimberly (Justin) Anderson, Midvale; David (Erin) Olsen, Hillsboro, Ore.; Sheyanne and Sierra Jensen, Price; great-granddaughter, Amber Anderson and two new great-grandbabies on the way; sister, Sharon Griffin, Hutchinson, Kan.; brothers, Les (Carol) Leturgez, Price; and Paul (Ruth Ann) Leturgez, Price. Preceded in death by parents; son, Stanley Paul, who died Oct. 4, 1985; and brother-in-law, Maurice Griffin.
She will be greated missed by her family and we will love you forever. Now you get to go and be our special guardian angel.
Funeral services were held Saturday, Jan. 18, Castle Dale LDS Stake Center. Interment, Castle Dale Cemetery under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home.
PRICE - Irene 'Trini' Wilson Ivie, age 84, passed away Jan. 13, 2003 at Turnquist Retreat.
She was born July 30, 1918 in Sunnyside, the 8th of 15 children to James and Kate Hatter Wilson. Married Louie F. Ivie Sept. 4, 1935 in Price. He died June 19, 1989.
Member of the LDS Church and the Pythian Sisters. Lifelong resident of Carbon County. She loved being around her family and friends and enjoyed volunteering at the senior citizen center addressing the monthly newsletters.
Grandma Ivie took great pride in her sewing, embroidery and she loved to make aprons and dish towels for everyone in the family, as well as donating them to the senior center for the annual bizarre. She loved to sit out on the front porch and talk to the neighbors as they walked by. She saw many changes throughout here life and took the transition well.
Grandma Ivie had a great sense of humor and she kept us all laughing and on our toes to the end.
Survived by three children, La Ree (Neldon) Noyes, Price; William S. "Bill" (LaRene) Ivie, Huntington; Patsy I. (Gene) Brown, Elmo; three sisters and two brothers, Dora Hendrickson, Scipio; Bernice Henrie, Wellington; Juanita (Willis) Merrick, Ogden; Stirling (Annie) Wilson, Price; Edwin V. (Virginia) Wilson, Helper; 14 grandchildren, 37 great-grandchildren and six great-great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by parents; four sisters, Alice, Kate, Iva Mae, and Thelma; five brothers, James, Clarence, Charlie, Johnny and Woodrow; and great-great-grandson, Jadon Noyes.
Funeral services were held Thursday, Jan. 16, Mitchell Funeral Home. Interment, Price City Cemetery.
SUNNYSIDE - Mary Lipersick Zakrysek, age 93, died Jan. 17, 2003 at the Care Source Medical Hospital in Salt Lake City while surrounded by daughter, Rose Marie and husband, Doral; and great-grandson, "Little Bobby Goodsell."
Born Nov. 8, 1909 in Rockvale, Colo., to Joe and Jennie Blatnik Lipersick. Married Matt Zakrysek April 14, 1945 in Canon City, Colo.
Mary attended public schools in Rockvale, graduated from Florence High School in 1928 and later attended college at Greeley, Colo. Matt worked in the coal mining industry in Canon City area until 1950. At that time he moved his family to Sunnyside, where he went to work for Kaiser Steel Corp. until his retirement in 1976.
Matt and Mary traveled extensively after his retirement, including trips to Europe and Canada. Mary was a member of the Good Shepherd Catholic Church in East Carbon. She was also a life member of the Western Slavonic Lodge of Denver, Colo.
Survived by daughter, Rose Marie (Doral) Goodsell, Sandy; four granddaughters, six grandsons, 18 great-grandchildren and six great-great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by husband, Matt; parents; five brothers and two sisters; son, Rudolph; daughter, Diana; and grandsons, Shawn M. Damron and Jerry Goodsell.
Funeral Mass Friday, Jan. 24, 10 a.m., Good Shepherd Catholic Church. Vigil service Thursday evening, 7 p.m. at the church in East Carbon with Rev. Joseph W. Morris, S.J. as Celebrant. Committal service, Cliffview Cemetery, Price, under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home.


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Dolce by Mojo Moxy Haley Wedge Sandal
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Give your look a fabulous lift in the Haley platform wedge sandal. These strappy wedges from Dolce by Mojo Moxy will make a statement with their gorgeous gemstone accents.
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June 30, 2013
"I was scanning the DSW website looking for a comfortable sandal with a wedge heel to take on my vacation when I came upon these. I said hmmmm, these are cute, I think I will buy these. When I got then, I was concerned about the thong and the heel. I thought that the height of heel would push my foot forward causing pressure on the thong. To my surprise, that was not the case. They are quite comfortable with the exception of he strap across the center is being little tight, the strap that fastens being a bit short and I could have used a 1/2 size larger. All-in-all, I am very pleased with them especially since this is the lowest heel that I own. Ciao!"
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You going to Playa Copal this Jan? Where u usually stay?
I'll b headed there Jan 2 for 9 days
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"eh" Not So Much.I was looking for plastic or vinyl gloves to use with my Jilbere spa mitts, and decided to give these a try. While they're OK, they're difficult to open up and use since the flimsy plastic tends to really want to stick to itself. For the price, these really aren't all that fabulous. It strikes me as more like a 99 cent item at the very most. The package contains one pair of gloves, plus a plastic cap (which isn't mentioned anywhere on the packaging but was in the one I got). For disposables, I'd go with the box of vinyl gloves that give you 100 for about $6, and are much easier to slip your hand into. I'd have rated it only 2 stars but the package says Made In USA and I'm glad someone is keeping some manufacturing here.
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"This Is Scouting" provides an overview of the Scouting organization, including history, values, programs, Youth Protection, community involvement, and training. The module consists of six video sections, each followed by a brief quiz. Completion is noted automatically in the BSA training records database if the module is experienced online. This course replaces the former "New Leader Essentials".
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Sweeten your casual style with these adorable ankle boots from Tigerbear Republik. With crochet fabric and wrap around strap detailing, the Cactus bootie adds a feminine touch to your laid back wardrobe.
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January 31, 2014
I ordered the beige
"I ordered these in size 11 (my size) in beige August 2013. They fit very well, but they lack padding for the bottom of the foot so it feels like I'm walking on a hard wooden surface (a trend I find with all the boots I have bought from DSW so far, unfortunately); however, they bend with the foot like they should. As a solution, I buy Dr. Schols inserts that have a plastic arch with padding that starts at the heel and ends at the ball of my feet. It works well! Also, there are two stiff places on the top of the boot-that line sewn across the toes, and the most uncomfortable (but tolerable) is the immovable strip across the top of the foot, just opposite from the arch. Additionally, the dyes from the internal flag design bleeds into ones socks (example in picture), but it washes out nicely. Anyway, these boots are very stylish and cute. I've received compliments on them too. I like them, they are just not as comfortable as I would like them to be."
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Dr. Scholls Master Wedge Boot
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Turn to Dr. Scholl's for timeless style and every day comfort. The Master Slouch wedge boot will pair with just about everything in your casual fall wardrobe.
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November 17, 2014
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Seychelles Sands of Time Platform Sandal
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Get it while it's hot. The Seychelles Sands of Time sandal is a hot commodity with a vented leather upper and a rose detail to sweeten the deal.
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