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AnnDee Adams takes back Rifle, Colo. arena record
After some fast ground conditions and a spectacular run in July of 2005, Krystal Prather broke AnnDee Adams arena record at the Garfield County Fairgrounds Indoor Arena in Rifle, Colo. with a time of 14.786.
On Sept. 23 the moon and stars were in perfect alignment for Adams and her palomino wonder horse MCB Mr. Moon Lark to crush Prather's time and write their names in stone in the record books. When the Farmtek timer stopped a startling 14.475 was announced to a breathless crowd.
"Tink (the barn name for MCB Mr Moon Lark) fired harder to first than I've ever seen him do and just barely went by but never quit running... I knew the run was fast but had no idea it was that fast," NBHA District 10 Director Denneane Northcutt explained. "That was just amazing."
Colorado had been plagued by heavy rains, snow and very cold temperatures in the weekdays preceding the race. The cold temperatures combined with great ground conditions and a spectacular run all coincided perfectly for Adams.
Adams would leave Colorado for her home in Castle Dale having won both days' Open 1D and Youth 1D in the NBHA CO-10 races and doing the same in the Racing in the Rockies Better Barrel Races sanctioned Open 1D and Youth 1D.
The NBHA CO-10 Open 2D saw another spectacular palomino horse at the top of the leader board. Margie Ward, Eagle, Colo. and Native Corn Husker took the honors on Saturday with a very fast 14.990, a personal best in the Rifle arena, good enough to capture the Open 2D first place check on Saturday. Gayla Shaefer, Fruita, Colo. and Dat's Real Easy would take the Open 2D on Sunday.
Marley Hammer, Burns, Colo. and Kasey Jones were at the top of the Open 3D on Saturday with Jodi Kirby and Geez Louise winning the Open 3D Sunday. Hammer would also win the Youth 3D on Saturday with Adams leading the way and setting the fast time in the Youth as well as the Open.
AnnDee Adams' mother, and veteran barrel race announcer, Amy Adams collected a paycheck of her own on Saturday winning the Open 4D aboard Oxford's Little Rocket. NBHA CO-10 member Barb Steele, Delta, Colo. and Leos Flashy Renegade took the Open 4D on Sunday.
While AnnDee Adams dominated Open and Youth competition each day the Seniors were breathing a sigh of relief that Adams was not entered in their barrel race.
Results from Sept. 23.
OPEN 1D: first AnnDee Adams, MCB Mr Moon Lark 14.475*; second Mykah Mahaney, Teasabold 14.91; third C.J. Vondette, Cache A Mount 14.928.
OPEN 4D: first Amy Adams, Oxford's Little Rocket 16.868; second Sydney Surin, Zans Baby Chick 17.068; third Mary Anderson, Moose 17.126.
Other YOUTH 1D: first AnnDee Adams, MCB Mr Moon Lark 14.475*; second C.J. Vondette, Cache A Mount 14.928; third Miranda Strain, Leaa Parfection 15.064. Other 1D runners: Teigan Adams, Jokers Trouble Bars 15.139; Ryan Pickens, Leos Lil Snapper 15.294.
Results from Sept. 24.
OPEN 1D: first AnnDee Adams, MCB Mr Moon Lark 14.772; second C.J. Vondette, Cache A Mount 15.138; third Teigan Adams, Jokers Trouble Bars 1
YOUTH 1D: first AnnDee Adams, MCB Mr Moon Lark 14.772; second C.J. Vondette, Cache A Mount 15.138; third Teigan Adams, Jokers Trouble Bars 15.159.


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Those opposed to nuclear power have long raised doubts over its safety. Often raised is the question, "what would happen if major earthquake struck one?" Would a radioactivity release endanger millions?
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And so it begins
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That will make your drinking nights longer Enty.ReplyCancel
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aniston has done something?ReplyCancel
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I thought the opposite. Huh.ReplyCancel
By TWO MINUTES a day. We won't see a difference til the end of August.
Why the fuck does someone have to bring up JA whenever Angie or Brad is mentioned?
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Yes, but the nights are getting longer!
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Days are still long in my part of SoCal.ReplyCancel
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Now the lights are going out, along the boulevard. Memories come rushing back and it makes it pretty hard. I got nowhere left to go and no one really cares, I don't know what to do but I'm never giving up on you.
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The Emery County Commissioners race was decided in the primary election held on Tuesday.
Incumbent James Nelson received 385 votes to Keith Brady the challenger's 426 votes. Brady the challenger defeated Nelson the incumbent in the primary.
Clerk/Auditor Brenda Tuttle said the voter turnout was low with 28.7 percent of the registered republicans casting ballots.
There were approximately 20 unaffiliated voters who affiliated with the republican party on primary election day so they could vote in the primary.
Any registered democrats could have changed their affiliation 30 days prior to the election so they could vote in the primary.
In Cleveland, Nelson received 26 votes to Brady 28; in Elmo, Nelson received 9 votes to Brady 27; in Green River, Nelson received 13 votes to 114 votes for Brady; in Emery, Nelson received 13 votes to Brady-33; in Ferron-south, Nelson received 56 votes and Brady 26; in Ferron north, Nelson received 42 and Brady-39; in Clawson, Nelson-16 and Brady-12; in Orangeville-Nelson-70 to Brady 33; in Castle Dale-west, Nelson-31 to Brady-16; in Castle Dale east, Nelson-33 to Brady 49; in Huntington-east, Nelson-34 to Brady-21 and in Huntington-west-Nelson-42-Brady-28.
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Do you remember back-to-school shopping with your mom at JCPenney? Afterward, you'd lean on the big brick planter, set down your bags of elastic-waist cordouroys, and savor that food court delicacy, the Orange Julius.
Frothy and creamy, but with more vitamin C than a milkshake, the Julius was a treat you could enjoy without guilt, as long as you didn't mind whole milk, eggs, corn syrup, and artificial flavoring. Throughout the 80s, you could even add a raw egg, for extra protein and delicious salmonella.
I created this Julius taste-alike while trying to use up dry, out-of-season oranges. It's got calcium, four kinds of fruit, and no kinds of artificial flavor or food-borne illness. Easy, sweet, and healthy, it is my breakfast love of the moment.
Orange Mary-us Citrus Smoothie1 banana
1 seedless orange
4 ounces vanilla soy yogurt (or silken tofu)
1 cup frozen mango
1 cup frozen pineapple
1 cup unsweetened pineapple juice
Put everything in the blender and blend until smooth. Makes 4 cups, breakfast for two.
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No Sense Getting Angry. Do Something.
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January 15 2012 06:58PM
I must admit, I don't put a lot of faith in reports that suggest, "the Jets owner was outraged by a loss." Or that the GM has been told, "Check the game tape and figure out what's wrong."
Nobody likes to lose. Winnipeg Jets owner Mark Chipman and GM Kevin Cheveldayoff had every right to be angry on Saturday evening. I'm told they were, although I didn't see it, but more than a handful of Winnipeggers tell me that the owner and GM went right off the edge after their hockey team blew a 1-0 lead late in the third period and lost 2-1 to the New Jersey Devils.
Problem is, there is no sense getting angry. The Jets brass needs to do something.
After Saturday night's loss, here are the numbers: the Jets are 20-19-5, 10th in the Eastern Conference, five points behind the eighth-place Pittsburgh Penguins. After going 10-3-1 with 12 of 14 games at home in December, the Jets are 1-5-0 in January. They went 1-3-0 on a four-game road trip and then lost two straight at home: San Jose beat them 2-0 and New Jersey beat them 2-1. They have scored one goal in two home games this month and a total of nine goals in the first six games of 2012.
But that's not the biggest problem. The biggest problem is the fact that three of the team's biggest players are out of the lineup. Dustin Byfuglien (6-foot-5, 265 pounds) says he probably won't be back until after the All-Star game. Zach Bogosian (6-foot-3, 215 pounds) is day-to-day, but is not on the trip to Ottawa (Monday) and New Jersey (Tuesday). Neither is Blake Wheeler (6-foot-5, 205 pounds), who was hit in the neck by a shot on Saturday night and spent Saturday and Sunday morning in the hospital for observation.
Monday night the Jets play the Ottawa Senators, a team they're chasing. Well, sort of. The Senators have gone 8-1-1 in their last 10 and moved 11 points ahead of the Jets in the East. In the last three games, the Sens went from five points ahead of Winnipeg to 11. They'll play those games without three of the strongest players on the club and they have no one in the organization to even begin to fill the holes.
So what to do?
The Jets need (a) a scorer, (b) a tough guy and (c) some depth up front. As coach Claude Noel said after the team's loss on Saturday, "We're all disappointed in the result, but I was happy the way our team worked. They played with some will. I like that. These guys care. They care about each other and the results. They're doing the best they can with what we have."
I can't say that Noel was taking a shot at the boys upstairs, but over the past couple of weeks Noel has made a few remarks that suggest he's not entirely happy with what he has. Granted, he hasn't come right out and complained, but he's a smart guy. He has the ability to take a shot without offending anyone.
It's clear that the Jets have two choices: (1) They can continue along the same road with the players they have and hope the team can play through the injuries and turn the season around. It seemed to be the plan when the franchise arrived from Atlanta, so it would be understandable if Cheveldayoff and Chipman stayed the course. (2) The GM can go out and make some deals. He has publicly admitted that he's looking, but says there is nothing available that fits into the Jets plans. Many people thought claiming home town boy Colton Orr off waivers would have been an easy way to address the toughness problem, but the Jets had no interest.
Cheveldayoff says he will not panic. The new owners and the new management team are still assessing the talent on the club.
And that's fine, but a lot of the team's most loyal fans are beginning to lose patience and while the rink is sold out for five years, the honeymoon won't last forever.
The sky is not falling and there is no need for drastic change. Core of the team is young and there is a ton of injured talent.
Adding a pylon like Orr wouldn't help, who would you take out to insert him? Glass or Thorburn... Nope they kill penalties. Everybody else whether they are producing or not has the ability to score. Team is plenty tough adding a good weakens a team that is low on high end talent.
What the Jets need to do is stay the course till the trade deadline. If they get healthy and get back into contention, then they can look to add low cost talent for the playoff push. If they continue to falter, then they need to unload valuble UFAs. Wellwood, Slater, Oduya, Glass, Flood, Mason, anybody who can net you prospects or draft picks.
Even if they make the playoffs this year, they are far from cup contenders. Mortgaging the future for a cup run is about the dumbest thing they could possibly do.
I meant to call Orr a "goon" not a "good". He is the opposite of good.
Chipman blew a head-gasket? Cripes...he looks like he has never raised his voice in his life...but watching "Jets Hockey" will do that to you. I'll tell you one problem with the Jets...TOO MANY U.S. BORN PLAYERS. Same as the Leafs with an "American Idiot" as their Head Coach to boot. IF I owned any Canadian Hockey team....THERE WOULD BE NO MORE THEN 2 U.S AND 2 Euros on the roster and the entire Coaching staff would be born on Canadian soil. Good Canadian kids from the "Dub" the "O" and "Q" would make up my team!
You have to take it easy on this new team they have never been in this situation before being a brand new team and all OH WAIT yes they have they played this way when they were the THRASHERS and now they are playing the same way they did in Atlanta. I said it before and I will say it again New Name New Home New Fans New Owners New Jerseys Same old Thrashers


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GREEN RIVER, UTAH-Prominent businessman Malcolm Frank Politano, age 87, passed away Aug. 6, 2009 at his daughter's home in Green River. He was born March 24, 1922 in Green River, Utah to Malcolm Politano Sr., and Rose Vetere. He married his beloved Norma Francis Brock, Feb. 12, 1941 in Green River, Utah; she passed away on May 18, 2001.
Malcolm was a lifelong resident of Green River where he and his wife owned and operated the Texaco Service Station and Politano Foodland. He was a man of great strength, generosity, dedication and he kept the family legacy going by making sure that no one went hungry. He was an honest and tireless worker who spent countless hours providing for others. Malcolm believed in hard work and his motto was, "there is no such thing as rest".
He had a great passion for horses, music, dancing and his acts of kindness will never be forgotten.
Malcolm is survived by his daughters, Charlotte (Robert) Williams, Teasdale, Utah, Mary Ann (Lynn) Olsen, Green River, Utah; sister, Florence Chido, Littleton, Colo; nieces, Barbara (Robert) Little, Sandy, JoAnn (Jim) Dawson, Littleton, Colo; five grandchildren, Bradley, Kenneth and Brian Williams, Brady Olsen and LeiAnn Chidester; and 13 great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents, wife Norma; brothers, Charlie and Ernest; and sister, Ida Cornick.
Funeral service was held Monday, Aug. 10, 2009, 11 a.m., Green River Bible Church. Family was at Mitchell Funeral Home, 233 East Main Street in Price Sunday evening from 6-7 p.m. and at the church in Green River Monday one hour prior to services. Interment, Elgin Cemetery, Green River, Utah. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price where friends are welcome daily.
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WELLINGTON- Thelma S. Thayn Pierce, age 90, passed away on Sept. 12, 2011 in Price, Utah. She was born to George Lester and Mary Georgia Worley Thayn on Nov. 12, 1920 in Wellington, Utah. She married Lewis Lavor Pierce on May 12, 1941 in Cleveland, Utah and was later sealed in May of 1964 in the Manti LDS Temple.
Funeral services were Saturday, Sept. 17, 2011 at 11 a.m. at the Wellington LDS First Ward Chapel. A viewing was held on Friday, Sept. 16, 2011 from 6-8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary in Price, Utah, and Saturday, from 9:30-10:30 a.m. at the church in Wellington prior to the services. Interment was in the Wellington City Cemetery. Services were in the care of Fausett Mortuary. Friends and family may sign the guest book and share memories of Thelma at www.fausettmortuary.com.


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"The demands of the job, people know what it's about. It's 24/7, you can't turn off being the mayor," says Sarno. "So I'll abide by the City Council's decision at that point."
Sarno says his pay is significantly lower than other mayors of similarly sized cities in New England. According to the Springfield Republican the City Council will take up the issue at its October 7th meeting.


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The following are questions and answers to some of the most frequenty asked questions about the PeopleSoft application.Contact with Counselor:
Question: Will there be a way going forward to contact students' counselors via PeopleSoft?
Answer: This will be available via the student educational plan which is still under development.
E-Mail Notification:
Question: How can an instructor email an attachment (e.g. course syllabus) to students using the notification function?
Answer: Upon choosing "notify all students", copy and paste the email addresses from the PeopleSoft Send Notification screen to a Microsoft Outlook New Message screen. Be sure to use the BCC field in outlook as to not send email addresses to all students.
Question: What do we do about students who are still not enrolled? Students are given multiple permission codes but still can't get enrolled.
Answer: The permission codes expire past the census date. Students need to complete a late add form signed by the instructor and bring the form to A&R.
Question: An 8 week class (which starts later in the semester) has an add deadline of the first week of the semester. However, students will be adding throughout the semester. Is it possible to extend the deadline?
Answer: No, the students must be added by census of the session.
Positive Attendance:
Question: If the default hours were used for the positive attendance hours, how are the hours changed if the student did not attend the class?
Answer: The positive attendance roster allows the instructor to enter "0" as hours for the day if the student did not attend the class.
Question: Why aren't pre-req checks performed immediately on students putting themselves on a waiting list, just like when students put themselves into the class itself?
Answer: Students may validate their pre-reqs by clicking on the "Plan" tab in their student center. Once classes are entered into their shopping cart, the student can select the class and click on the Validate button. The student instantly receives one of the following messages: "Ok to Add" or "Enrollment Requisites are not met."
Question: Does PeopleSoft student system read classes in progress such that students enrolled for the first 8 weeks are allowed to register in second 8 week classes?
Answer: No. However, there is a process in place now where a student is given a permission slip and enrolled at A&R.
Question: Why are instructors unable to view all students in the roster and print a hard copy for attendance and grading purposes?
Answer: The roster can be downloaded into Excel to create a grading and attendance sheet. The online roster allows display of all students with the "View All" option.
Question: There were scheduling errors. How can we get changes made in a timely fashion?
Answer: Most of the mistakes that were brought to the attention of the Curriculum Office happened after enrollment had already started. It is not possible to make corrections after enrollment has begun because the corrections could affect students' enrollment in other classes. Instructors are urged to work with their respective division chair to review the schedule before signing off and forwarding the schedule to the Curriculum Office.
Student Photo on Roster:
Question: Will student photos automatically be uploaded onto rosters in Blackboard from PeopleSoft?
Answer: At this time, the pending project is to upload photos onto rosters in PeopleSoft.
System Errors:
Question: There is a problem while composing emails to students within the system. It keeps timing out. Is there a solution for this?
Answer: The system timeout has been increased to two hours with a warning message at an hour and forty minutes. Pop up blocker in the browser needs to be turned off to see the warning message.
Question: Why were closed classes opened up again after the first week? This allowed students who were not on the waitlist to add while the students who were waiting for permission codes could not add.
Answer: The waitlist was stopped after the first week and there were open spots in the class. PeopleSoft saw the open spots and allowed students to fill in those spots. This was not a problem with PeopleSoft but rather how we decided to use the system. Decisions need to be made for the winter and spring sessions so this does not happen again.Question: Can an instructor remove a student from the waitlist particularly during the period that the waitlist is in effect and the student(s) does not show up in class?
Answer: The Drop Rosters will allow instructors to remove Students from the Waitlist by doing a 'Drop' transaction on the roster.
Question: Can an instructor drop students from the waitlist?
Question: Can a student register in more than 7 units for winter 2011? If a student is registered in 3 units how many units can he/she have on the waitlist?
Answer: The total units for the winter registration is 7 (seven) and that total is for both enrolled and waitlisted. If a student bypasses the restrictions, they are notified and disenrolled.
The following are questions specific to the Garfield campus:
Question: Could HS students (below 18 years old) be released from restriction to apply and enroll in classes?
Answer: There are assigned Garfield staff members who can release the service indicator or restriction.
Question: Why are students are being dropped from multiple sections of the same class?
Answer: This was a scheduling issue and will not happen again after fall 2010 term.
Question: Why are instructors unable to enter hours for students who were enrolled into a class on a specific date for the weeks prior to the enrollment date?
Answer: The action date for these students needs to be backdated.
Question: What is the purpose of the "Did not attend" checkbox in the positive attendance roster?
Answer: This is for students who were added retroactively. When an instructor enters hours for a student, this check box is automatically unchecked. Instructors must enter hours every week including zero for non-attendance.
Question: Why are the class roster and the positive attendance roster not synchronized?
Answer: The positive attendance roster needs to be re-generated nightly. Please contact Alfred Ramirez.
Question: Why is there an "approved" and "waiting for approval" status on grade rosters?
Answer: An instructor would select "approved" when finalizing the grade of a student. Even if it is already "approved", an instructor can still grade other students and put it again in "approved" status.
Student ID:
Question: Why does it take 3 days to issue an ID to a student?
Answer: There is a search/match process that is followed to ensure that a student does not have duplicated records. The goal is to have one ID per student and all records are showing under that one ID.
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Elvira returns to Knott's Halloween Haunt
For actress Cassandra Peterson, Halloween comes far more than once a year. Better known as her busty, quick-witted and vampire-esque persona Elvira, Mistress of the Dark, Peterson, who turned 61 earlier this month, has fearlessly played the comedic horror hostess role and held the title of the Queen of Halloween for 32 years.
Elvira was also a staple at Knott's Berry Farm's annual Halloween Haunt for almost two decades and after being away since 2001, she's back for one-night-only on Oct. 4 to hang out with fans and celebrate the 40th annual Knott's Halloween Haunt.
"It makes me feel old, but aside from that it's fantastic," Peterson says of returning to Buena Park for the festivities. "I'm so happy to be a part of this because I was at Knott's for so many of those years and I have such a history with them and I feel like I had a little part in making Halloween Haunt what it is today."
Peterson says that she can't wait to see the advances Knott's has made since her departure – all of the frightening mazes, the new stage shows and, of course, the freaks and ghouls that hide in the thick fog throughout the park and randomly pop out for a scare. Since she's normally booked solid for hosting gigs and appearances this time of year, Peterson says she actually approached Knott's about being a part of this milestone year.
Elvira's first Halloween Haunt appearance came in 1982, just one year after she replaced the late Sinister Seymour (Larry Vincent, host of "Fright Night") and became the hostess of the KHJ "Movie Macabre" television show in Los Angeles.
"I didn't look at it like 'Oh yeah! I've made it big in show biz!'," she says of landing her TV debut. "It was really a one day a week, $300 paying job, but for an actress, that's like 'Wow, at least I know I'll have $300 coming my way this week.' It was really shocking how fast this thing took off."
The show had aired twice before Peterson says she had to have her name removed from the telephone book.
"The phone was ringing morning, noon and night and that was a shock to everyone," she says. "People wanted me at their birthday parties, their grocery store openings, their bar mitzvahs, it was insane. ... I was being invited to just about everything and they were also willing to pay me. I was just like 'Oh my God," I couldn't believe it."
Elvira – who has a voice and sense of humor based on a "Valley Girl-like" character Peterson had developed during her time at the Groundlings improv theater troupe and a sexy-goth look that she and her best friend Robert Redding designed – became an international phenomenon. Suddenly the little-known actress found herself, or Elvira, appearing in comic books and calendars, displayed on pinball machines, immortalized in other various video games and sprawled across massive billboards for Halloween-themed product marketing campaigns. She was also an invited guest on "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson" and was featured in numerous TV commercials each haunting season.
With all of that swirling around her, she says that performing the multiple-show per evening stint at the Ghoul Time Theatre at Knott's, though it was a lot of fun, was also a lot of work.
"I remember vividly doing my first kind of dance number with a bunch of ghouls – three or four dancers, kids dressed up in wacky costumes – and we sang, 'Ghouls Just Wanna Have Fun'," she says with a laugh. "It started out so simple and we were doing just the week of Halloween and then the next year we added the week before Halloween and more from there. It was fabulous, but by the time I had ended there we had so many dancers, singers a five or six-piece band, huge sets, costumes, pyrotechnics and lots of make-up. It just got more and more elaborate each year."
She also got to meet up with a lot of the celebrities that turned out to watch her performances including Nicolas Cage, Richard Chamberlain, Alice Cooper, Rob Zombie and even Cher.
"Cher was one of my idols so with her in the audience I was like 'Oh my God'," she says. "With the other guys (Zombie and Cooper), I figured I could do this better than them, you know the dancing and the sexy part anyways, but Cher, I was like, I'm doing a little bit of what Cher does, she's going to think I'm such a dork! But she was very sweet, gracious and said that she really liked the show."
With Halloween just over a month away, Peterson says she's already getting into the spirit with some of her favorite B-rated horror film classics. She's a huge fan of Hammer and Roger Corman films and you'll never catch Elvira in a "Saw"-like gore-fest.
"That's a whole different thing," she says of the popular franchise. "I like the old, campy, low-budget horror films. Hands down, my favorite iconic actor of all time in horror is Vincent Price. He was my idol as a child and I became friendly with him, met him and we did many shows and events together and I adored him and it was my dream come true to meet him and know him before he passed away. I've always liked a little humor in my horror, too, like with 'Army of Darkness' or a 'Shaun of the Dead' that have a little humor among the blood and gore."
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Spoiler!The hell did that come from? THE HELL IS THAT!?
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Spoiler!The hell did that come from? THE HELL IS THAT!?
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An Ice that works on Demons... that rather than frizzing, it electrocutes them... gates of the hell... I guess that explains a bit. Looks like they have Ice Hell, like in Norse mythology, instead of fire one, that's why this special ice, that is unbreakable as well as super effective against Demons, worked.
Or what Grey did was simply release the humongous magical power, that by simply sending forward owned the beast...
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Last Friday, 4 Stroke jeans announced their new partnerships with Fred Segal Fun in Santa Monica and Operations in New York City. Just recently, 4 Stroke struck up a retail partnership with the upscale department store, Neiman Marcus, who now carries the men's jeans in 14 of their top stores. 4 Stroke apparently has plans to take the retail world by storm. Some may say that 4 Stroke jeans has been slowly surfacing from its underground and somewhat Indie beginnings. For many who are jaded by the same ubiquitous premium jeans — to remain nameless — seen hugged on the curves of every knee-boot wearing fashionista from Los Angeles to New York, 4 Stroke may be that breath of fresh air to make it an overnight sensation in your very own closet.
"Signature styles in men??™s and women??™s are now available at each boutique. The incredible stretch selvage Warsaw jeans and slim Vanguard jeans (in organic denim or 100% cotton) are offered at both locations for men. However, Operations adds the unique Clairmont jean, a 5-pocket workwear trouser in the ???Bracket??? wash to its inventory. The Clairmont is made of 100% pima cotton with tailored pocket details and original rivets from Aalfs Manufacturing ??" 4 Stroke??™s 117-year old parent company."
Look for their on-trend styles, such as the skinny jean, The Rose; a crop jean and a legging jean.
"Operations enhances their eco-friendly offering with the Roxxxy jean in Stereo wash ??" a straight leg jean in washed-down organic cotton. Each ingenious style proves that 4 Stroke is an avant-garde label which teams up with progressive retailers."
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|1671 HJ Medemblik, Medemblik, North Holland, הולנד
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Convenient to 3 metro lines; furnished; pictures of small rooms accurate; elevator. Shelves and dishes grimy; very noisy street (major road to airport) during week; no trash cans; smelly towels poorly laundered; some musty smells throughout; no Internet (borrowed from neighbor, though).
Very cosy place in a beautiful setting. Will come back for sure.
Trusted patner There Are nice team Where they always try to help costumers for all what he need but for me i need help since i make booking from windu website page and i used my credit card to make the booking wimdu proof my booking by saying that
We will release the payment to your host at 12 noon (CET) on the day after check in. Therefore, we strongly advise you to inform us immediately after check-in (i.e. before 12 noon (CET) on the day after check-in) if you are not completely satisfied with your accommodation. In any contact with us, please refer to your booking code please need help
The location is beautiful!, all what is stated in advertising it's true. I recommend.
Very Nice Apartment With an exelent wiev, Penthouse. No English speaking tv channels.
Great stay in a very pleasant apartment.
This place is a ripoff please be careful before clinking book on there are massive terrible extra charges and these interhome people are the wrosre people in the entire world fuck them
The apartment 'Palais de Justice' is pretty nice. Although it's not actually in the Palais the Justice as the name suggests, it's next to the actual Palais, in the middle of Vieux Nice. In the same street as the apartment you'll find bars, restaurants and local shops, excellent when you want to enjoy the old town of Nice. Excellent place to get to know the town, minutes walk from the beach, the park and other nice places. The boulangerie is just around the corner and you can smell the fresh baked bread in the morning. The apartment itself is comfortable, we stayed there with 4 persons. The fold-out sleeping couch makes actually a good bed an the bed is the bedroom is good as well. Minor points that are good to know: 5th floor, no elevator and some street noise (which is obvious if you want to stay in an authentic building in the narrow, busy streets of Nice)
Perfect camping, very clean, modern houses! Improvement suggestion is the outdated wifi useage. Helpfull people, clean toilet buildings. Would like to come back when the wifi is multi useable. Good french fries / chips available.
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Pacific Southwest, Region 9: Superfund
Serving Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, the Pacific Islands, and Tribal Nations
Hassayampa Landfill
State: Arizona(AZ)
County: Maricopa
City: 40 miles west of Phoenix
Congressional District: 03
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Description and History
NPL Listing History
NPL Status: Final
Proposed Date: 06/10/86
Final Date: 07/22/87
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The Hassayampa Landfill Superfund Site (Site) is geographically situated approximately forty miles west of Phoenix and approximately three miles north of Arlington, in Maricopa County, Arizona. The approximately 10-acre Superfund Site was used for disposal of hazardous wastes for an eighteen month period between 1979 and 1980. This former hazardous waste disposal area (Site) is located in the northeast section of closed sanitary landfill that was operated by Maricopa County. The entire property is seventy-seven acres, of which forty-seven acres were used for the disposal of municipal and domestic solid waste. The Site, the 10-acre hazardous waste disposal area, is part of the 47 acres used for disposal of municipal waste
The Site lies within the drainage area of the ephemeral Hassayampa River, which is located half a mile east of the Site, but outside of the 100-year floodplain. The Site is located in an alluvial-filled basin, which has been influenced by the nearby river and the Arlington Mesa. A regional aquifer consisting of basin-fill deposits underlies the Site and comprises the principal source of groundwater to wells in the area. The groundwater flow direction is general to the south-southwest. Approximately 350 people draw drinking water from private wells, and 2,800 acres of farmland are irrigated by wells within three miles of the site. The nearest downgradient residential well is about 1,000 yards south of the hazardous waste area.
Surrounding land use includes mostly desert (undeveloped) land with some cultivation (approximately one-sixth of the total surrounding land use). Vegetation is sparse and includes creosote and salt bushes. There are no residents living in the immediate vicinity of the Site, although there were several landfill employees who worked in the non-hazardous portion of the landfill until it was closed in 1997. Future residential land use of the landfill property is considered unlikely. There is some increase of residential development near the Site in recent years.
Maricopa County began operating Hassayampa as a municipal landfill beginning in 1961. During the period of April 20, 1979 to October 28, 1980, hazardous wastes were disposed in unlined pits in a 10 acre area in the northeast section of the landfill. This disposal occurred under a manifest program operated by the Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS) in response to an "extreme emergency" that resulted from an ADHS ban on the disposal of industrial waste at City of Phoenix landfills. When landfills along the Salt River were closed to industrial waste disposal due to flooding, industrial waste was transported and disposed of at the Hassayampa Landfill site. ADHS used a manifest system to screen and track industrial waste deliveries to the landfill during this period. Under this program, a wide range of hazardous wastes were approved by ADHS for disposal at the Hassayampa Landfill, including up to 3.28 million gallons of liquid wastes and 4,150 tons of solid wastes. Manifests were used to document the volume and type of wastes and the names of the generators and transporters. The landfill pits were subsequently covered with native soil and restored to grade at the end of the eighteen month period. Disposal to the municipal landfill ceased in June, 1997.
Contaminants and Risks
Contaminated Media
- Groundwater
- Air
- Soil and Sludges
Contaminants of Concern (COCs) detected at Hassayampa which exceeded the Federal Maximum Contamination Levels (MCLs) for groundwater include: 1,1-dichloroethene; trichlorotrifluoroethane (Freon 113); 1,1,1-trichloroethane; 1,1-dichloroethane; trichloroethene; tetrachloroethene; trichlorofluoromethane (Freon 11); 1,2-dichloroethene; 1,2-dichloropropane; and toluene.
Ambient air contains very low levels of volatile organic compounds (VOCs). Soils beneath the waste pits contain VOCs, heavy metals, pesticides, and lime wastes. Risk assessment results indicate that potential health risks may exist for individuals who ingest the contaminated groundwater or come into direct contact with hazardous wastes present in several of the trenches. Currently, there does not appear to be any potential for adverse health effects due to inhalation of VOCs in the air.
Who is Involved
This site is being addressed through federal, state, and potentially responsible party actions.
Investigation and Cleanup Activities
In 1981, ADHS constructed three groundwater monitoring wells at the Hassayampa Landfill. Samples collected from these wells were found to be contaminated with volatile organic compounds (VOCs). In 1984, ADHS conducted a site inspection of the Hassayampa Landfill and surrounding area. In response to ADHS findings, EPA proposed adding Hassayampa to the Superfund National Priorities List (NPL) on June 10, 1986. The site was added to the NPL on July 22, 1987, thereby making it eligible for Superfund cleanup.
On February 19, 1988, nine of the major potentially responsible parties (PRPs) for the Site entered into a Consent Order with EPA in which they agreed to conduct the Remedial Investigation and Feasibility Study (RI/FS) under EPA oversight. In addition, there were more than sixty other PRPs who contributed funds toward the completion of the RI/FS, which was completed in June 1992. There were about forty other PRPs, identified at the time, who did not participate in the RI/FS. On September 30, 1992, Special Notice letters for remedial design/remedial action (RD/RA) were issued to 121 parties.
EPA and the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) are working together to clean up this site. EPA is the lead regulatory agency with technical support being provided by ADEQ.
Site Studies
In 1981, shortly after disposal at the hazardous waste disposal area (Site) ceased, investigations were commenced. Results of sampling and analysis conducted during the remedial investigation, as well as additional investigations conducted later, indicated that soil and groundwater in the hazardous waste area of the landfill were contaminated by VOCs and semi-volatile organic compounds (SVOCs). Several disposal pits were identified within the hazardous waste portion of the landfill, with elevated levels of VOCs and SVOCs present in waste, soil, and soil gas beneath Pit 1. Substantial downward percolation of these compounds was also discovered in this area. Metals (including chromium, copper, and lead) were detected in waste and soil beneath several pits with concentrations of chromium and copper exceeding State hazardous waste regulatory levels. Groundwater samples from several monitoring wells indicated that groundwater in the uppermost water-bearing unit beneath portions of the hazardous waste area were contaminated with VOCs and SVOCs. Additionally, groundwater monitoring wells installed south of the hazardous waste area indicated a southerly VOC and SVOC contaminant migration away from the area.
Remedy Selected
On August 6, 1992, EPA signed a Record of Decision (ROD) for the Hassayampa Superfund Site that described EPA's selected cleanup remedy. The remedy in the ROD included: pumping the contaminated groundwater; treating the contaminated water using an air stripping system; reinjecting the treated water back into the groundwater in the vicinity of the site; and performing continued groundwater monitoring to measure the ongoing effectiveness of the remedy. EPA selected the federal and state MCLs as cleanup standards for the groundwater. MCLs indicate the maximum level of a contaminant EPA considers safe in drinking water. For those contaminants for which MCLs had not been established, proposed MCLs or Health Based Guidance Levels (HBGLs) identified by the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality were selected as groundwater cleanup levels. HBGLs were developed by the ADHS and represent human ingestion levels in water which are unlikely to result in adverse health effects during long-term exposure.
The 1992 ROD also identified the removal and treatment of contaminated soil vapor present in the soils through the use of a Soil Vapor Extraction (SVE) extraction and treatment system that was determined during the remedial design. The soil vapor cleanup standards were to be established by the EPA to be protective of groundwater quality. Finally, the ROD called for a protective cover (landfill cap) meeting federal requirements to be placed over the entire ten acre hazardous waste portion of the landfill. The cap system was chosen to reduce infiltration of rainwater, thereby limiting continued movement of soil contaminants to groundwater and also improving the efficiency of the soil vapor extraction system. The selected remedy also included the use of deed and access restrictions to control future use of the property. The cap and deed and access restrictions were also chosen to prevent people from coming into contact with contaminated soil at the site.
On December 23, 2009, EPA signed an Explanation of Significant Difference (ESD) #1 to update the soil vapor remedy. The ESD modified the treatment technology for the SVE system from thermal oxidation to a proprietary cryogenic treatment system. The ESD also revised the soil vapor performance standards that were originally established in the 1994 through site-specific analytic computer modeling. The 2009 revised soil vapor performance standards are based on Arizona Minimum Groundwater Protection Levels (GPLs) and the EPA methods used to develop site-specific Soil Screening Levels (SSLs). After allowable total soil concenrations were developed for the Site, additional calculations were performed to convert the soil concentrations to soil vapor concentrations at equilibrium conditions. These are the updated soil vapor performance standards for the Site in the 2009 ESD.
Remedy Design
Following issuance of the ROD, EPA commenced negotiations with over 89 PRPs toward a proposed settlement agreement, called a Consent Decree, under which the PRPs would implement the remedy selected in the ROD. Consent Decree negotiations were prolonged due to complications. As a result, EPA issued a Unilateral Administrative Order (UAO) on March 30, 1993 to eleven of the parties to conduct additional investigation activities and to begin remedial design (RD) and remedial action (RA) activities on the groundwater treatment system and soil cap while Consent Negotiations continued.
Cleanup Ongoing
Following the signing of the Consent Decree, the Hassayampa Steering Committee (HSC) has undertaken the majority of the work at Hassayampa. A soil cap was constructed in 1994 to prevent erosion and infiltration of contaminants into the groundwater.
A pump and treat Groundwater Remediation System (GRS) was completed and has operated continuously since March 1994. The GRS was designed to extract contaminated groundwater from four Unit A extraction wells. This extracted groundwater is then treated by air stripping to remove the VOCs and the treated groundwater is re-injected back into Unit B of the aquifer. In 2000, approximately 3 million gallons of groundwater were treated that year. To date, this system has pumped and cleaned over 30 million gallons of contaminated groundwater.
In 1996, a soil vapor extraction (SVE) system was constructed that used thermal oxidation methods to treat the VOCs extracted from the contaminated soils. The system included eleven SVE monitoring/extraction wells drilled into the coarse grained, upper vadose zone, eleven will drilled into the fine-grained, lower vadose zone, and eight dual-completion passive injection wells. It was shut down in March 1999, after the system failed several compliance tests for destruction efficiency the previous year. Approximately 3,700 pounds of VOCs were removed while it operated between 1996 and 1999.
After termination of the SVE system, monitoring data indicated upward trends in the concentration of the VOCs in the vadose zone soil vapor plume. In addition, there was an unexpected contamination of groundwater in an upgradient groundwater monitoring well (MW-11UA) due to vapor migration. In 2006, an investigation was conducted to determine the source of these migrating subsurface soil vapors at the Site. Additional groundwater and soil vapor monitoring wells were installed. Results from these new monitoring wells indicated soil vapor concentrations exceeding 900,000,000 ug/kg total VOCs beneath a deep basalt layer (approximately 90 feet below ground surface) near the liquid disposal pit, Pit 1.
Later in 2006, in response to these high vapor concentrations, a new SVE system was installed that changed the treatment system from thermal oxidation to a proprietary cryogenic technology. This new technology involves extraction of the vapors, pressurization of the vapors, cooling of the vapor stream, and a polishing step. During the high pressure and low temperature treatment steps, the majority of VOCs change from a vapor to a liquid phase (condensation step). The liquids are then treated with granular-activated carbon as the polishing step prior to disposal at an EPA-approved disposal site. This system has been operating continuously since 2006. As of October 2010, approximately 114,000 pounds of VOCs have been recovered.
Cleanup Ongoing
A Preliminary Close-Out Report (PCOR) was completed in September 1997 and EPA certification of the completion of construction of the remedial action was issued in April of 1998. The groundwater extraction and treatment system and soil vapor extraction and treatment system will continue to be run by the PRPs until the groundwater and soil meet cleanup levels.
Every five years EPA evaluates the performance of its on-going cleanup remedies and issues a report of its findings in a document called a Five-Year Review Report. In 2001, during the first Five-Year Review, EPA determined that the groundwater remedy, the soil cap portion of the vadose zone remedy (for the dry soils above the water table) and the deed and access restrictions were protective of human health and the environment. However, at that time, a protectiveness determination for the soil vapor extraction and treatment portion of the vadose zone remedy was not be made. EPA determines that a remedy is protective, when the various parts of the system are operating in such a way that contaminants are not coming into contact with people or other living systems.
The second Five Year Report was completed in September 2006. This Review concluded that the remedy was protective in the short term, but additional studies were need to be completed to make a determination of the protectiveness in the long term. To obtain more data, new soil vapor extraction wells were installed beneath the basalt layer near Pit 1 at the Site in 2006. The studies determined that the basalt layer is not as laterally continuous as previously believed and that VOCs have migrated downward below the basalt layer and migrated laterally away from the site. In response to these discoveries, a new SVE system was installed and restarted with a cryogenic treatment system, that now is capturing and treating the migrating soil vapors discovered in 2006.
The third Five Year Review commenced in early 2011 and a final report was signed on September 30, 2011. EPA is conducted the review with assistance from ADEQ. Both the operation and maintenance of the GRS system for groundwater and the SVE system were re-evaluated. An Optimization Analysis was conducted by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, as part of the process, to evaluate possible options for accelerating the cleanup of the contaminated groundwater and soil vapor at the Site. The Review concluded that the remedy is protective in the short term. However, to remain protective for the long term, the Site will need to be continually monitored and the soil vapor and groundwater contamination will need to be continually captured and controlled because of the high concentration of VOCs present in the soils.
Operation and maintenance of the groundwater treatment system and the soil vapor extraction system at the Site is on-going and is managed by the HSC (PRPs).
In 1987, the EPA sent Special Notice Letters informing 108 individuals and companies of their potential responsibility for wastes contaminating the Hassayampa Superfund site. In February 1988, several potentially responsible parties entered into a Consent Order with the EPA in which they agreed to conduct the site investigation under EPA oversight. The Consent Decree was filed in U.S. District Court September 2, 1994. It required twelve of the PRPs responsible for sending large amounts of waste to the site to design, construct and operate the remedy selected in the 1992 ROD. The twelve major PRPs, known as the Hassayampa Steering Committee, consists of Maricopa County (the owner at the time of disposal), Bull, DEC, Honeywell, Alcatel, General Instrument, AT&T, Shell, Arizona Public Service Co., Intel, National Can, and Reynolds Metals. The Consent Decree, valued at $10.5 million, required these twelve PRPs to reimburse EPA for all its past and future response costs at the site. Seventy seven PRPs responsible for sending smaller amounts of waste to the site (referred to as "de minimis parties") are obligated by the Consent Decree to make cash payments directly to the twelve major settling PRPs. The size of the cash payment required from the seventy seven de minimis parties is based on the volumetric share of the waste sent to the site by each of these PRPs. The de minimis settling parties are not responsible for conducting any of the remedial work at the site. This action represents the first ever de minimis party settlement finalized by EPA.
Cleanup Results to Date
After adding this site to the NPL, the EPA performed preliminary investigations and determined that the Hassayampa Landfill site does not pose an immediate threat to public health or the environment while cleanup activities are being designed and built at the site.
The selected remedy is protective, meets Applicable and/ or Relevant and Appropriate Requirements (ARARs), is effective for the long-term, and is permanent. The State of Arizona has concurred with the EPA's selected remedy.
A Preliminary Close-Out Report (PCOR) was completed in September 1997 and EPA certification of the completion of remedial action was issued to the PRPs in April of 1998. The PRPs will continue to operate the remediation systems at the site.
Potentially Responsible Parties
Potentially responsible parties (PRPs) refers to companies that are potentially responsible for generating, transporting, or disposing of the hazardous waste found at the site.
Online information about the PRPs for the site is not yet available.
Documents and Reports
Public Information Repositories
The public information repositories for the site are at the following locations:
Buckeye Library
310 North 6th Street
Buckeye, AZ 85326
(623) 386-2778
The most complete collection of documents is the official EPA site file, maintained at the following location:
Superfund Records Center
Mail Stop SFD-7C
95 Hawthorne Street, Room 403
San Francisco, CA 94105
(415) 820-4700
Enter main lobby of 75 Hawthorne street, go to 4th floor of South Wing Annex.
EPA Site Manager
Mail Code SFD
75 Hawthorne Street
San Francisco, CA 94105
EPA Community Involvement Coordinator
Mail Code SFD
75 Hawthorne Street
San Francisco, CA 94105
EPA Public Information Center
State Contact
1110 W. Washington St. mailcode: 4415B-1
Phoenix, AZ 85007
PRP Contact
14818 W. 6th Avenue
Suite 5A
Golden, CO 80401
Community Contact
Other Contacts
After Hours (Emergency Response)


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French Ormolu Pedestal
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Exceptional ormolu decoration and brass inlay complement the rich ebony in this French pedestal
Key Features
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- Outstanding size and craftsmanship distinguish this 19th-century French pedestal
- The pedestal stands just over six feet tall and features intricate brass inlay and ormolu mounts
- A fine sculpture or bronze would be the perfect complement to this tremendous pedestal
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27 1/2 Inches
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Tremendous size and exquisite ormolu detailing distinguish this important 19th-century French pedestal. Crafted of ebony and ebonized woods, this outstanding fixture boasts intricate brass inlay and bold ormolu of exceptional quality on all four sides. Standing just over six feet tall and raised upon ormolu lion's paw feet, this large and strong pedestal was no doubt created to display a work of art, such as a fine sculpture or bronze masterpiece.
Circa 1880
27 1/2" wide x 17 1/2" deep x 72 1/4" high
Circa 1880
27 1/2" wide x 17 1/2" deep x 72 1/4" high