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It seems that campaign promises mean a lot to Lt. Gov. Gary Herbert. In keeping with a promise to visit Emery County even after the election, he attended the Lincoln Day Breakfast hosted by the Emery County Republican Party last week.
Chairman Bill Dellos introduced Lt. Gov. Herbert describing him as a real statesman who cares about the people, rather than a politician who only cares about himself. Herbert said he was talking to the governor and telling him he was going to be in Emery County. He asked what the governor wanted to tell the people of Emery County. The governor said just tell them that we love them all. Herbert said, "The governor has the desire to do the right thing. He brings humility to the office of governor. It's easy to get caught up in the trappings, but our governor is a down to earth kind of guy. He is a good friend and a visionary man. He thinks outside the box and it is a refreshing change. He is not your mother's governor," said Herbert.
Herbert stressed the importance of local government and its voice being heard. He remembered attending a history class at Emery High during the campaign and the question was raised that nobody in government cares about us and that we live out in the sticks. Herbert says he is familiar with the mentality that Utah stops at the Point of the Mountain. He and Gov. Huntsman will do their best to eliminate that perception. He believes each of the 29 counties in Utah are equally important to the overall success of the state.
"Gov. Huntsman is a very learned and well connected man. He brings to the table things we need. The governor is meeting in Washington with Pres. George Bush on making things better for Utah," said Herbert.
The governor attended a National Governor's Conference and spent time alone with Pres. Bush discussing things that are important for Utah. The governor is very concerned with making Utah competitive in the global economy. Gov. Huntsman is the only governor in America who speaks Mandarin Chinese which comes in handy in discussing opportunities for trade with other nations. Huntsman is actively engaged in revitalizing the economic development in Utah.
Lt. Gov. Herbert directly supervises the election process in Utah. He is responsible for instituting important statutory responsibilities. He joked that in order to prevent Florida type antics, this responsibility is important to him and one he takes very seriously. In addition to the elections, Gov. Huntsman has placed the transportation needs of the state under Lt. Gov. Herbert's direction as well. The governor also jokingly told Lt. Gov. Herbert when he had all the transportation issues in Utah solved, he could start on world peace.
"This means the governor knows what a big job transportation is in the state," said Lt. Gov. Herbert. "Transportation needs work. SR-10 is beat up by the truck traffic and the money to bear these impacts is disproportionate with the impact. They are putting 1,000 new gas wells in the Uintah basin and they do not generate enough tax revenue to address the roads," said Lt. Gov. Herbert.
Lt. Gov. Herbert said he is planning on taking a transportation summit on the road to generate ideas for solutions to transportation dilemmas around the state. He is working toward having a plan in place to present to the legislature in 2006.
He also said a water development plan is needed for long range development. Utah is currently keeping up with growth, but what will happen down the road 20-25 years, if new sources of water aren't developed and planned for now. Lt. Gov. Herbert is the liaison to local government and to the legislature on these issues.
Lt. Gov. Herbert is proud of the rural affairs office headed by former Lt. Gov. Gayle McKeachnie. He said this office is to make sure we address the issue of someone caring about rural Utah. McKeachnie will lead the way on wilderness and RS-2477 issues. He is aided on public lands issues by former Emery County Commissioner Randy Johnson. They said that Washington County has their wilderness proposal almost completed.
Lt. Gov. Herbert quoted Abe Lincoln, "The appropriate and proper end result of bullets is ballots," He spoke about the situation in Iraq and how a lot of bullets have brought about ballots. Lt. Gov. Herbert said it was important to witness the patriotism which took place after September 11, 2001 and how the people came together and there were flags everywhere and the National Anthem was sung with more fervor. But, the disappointing part was two months later when municipal elections were held the average voter turnout was 35 percent. Voting is the basic building block of democracy.
In Iraq, amid bullets and threats of harm to voters, the voters turned out in record numbers and 60 percent cast ballots. "Do we understand democracy? Are we worthy? These voters stood in long lines to vote for the first time. They were proud to be voting. There was a touching scene where a mother whose marine had been killed in action, was embraced by an Iraqi woman. This woman appreciated the sacrifice of the marine's mother to give the Iraqi people the chance to vote. Lt. Gov. Herbert said these things are significant and we can't treat lightly our right to vote. It is important to participate in the process and express our thoughts.
"Utah is the greatest state in the union, I realized this during the election when we toured all 29 counties. It is beautiful and diverse and filled with great people," said Lt. Gov. Herbert. He also stressed that in America even those living in poverty have three times more income than the world average. He said that some parts of the world are no different today than they were 2,000 years ago. America leads in growth in applying new projects even if they didn't invent the project. "Why is there so much progress in the United States?" it is because freedom works," said Lt. Gov. Herbert.
Lt. Gov. Herbert said he thinks Republicans aren't as good as they need to be in getting out their message and what they stand for. He said a question he always gets is, "Do you care about the poor," and yes, we do care about the poor, we are compassionate, but we believe in the old adage where if you give the people fish they will eat for a day, if you teach them to fish they will eat for a lifetime. Some programs although well intended have bad results," said Lt. Gov. Herbert.
"The governor is fond of saying it is a new day in Utah, and I would add to that, it is a better day in Utah, thank you," said Lt. Gov. Herbert.


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On Estimating Conditional Conservatism
Ray Ball
University of Chicago - Accounting
S.P. Kothari
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) - Sloan School of Management
Valeri V. Nikolaev
University of Chicago Booth School of Business
November 17, 2011
Forthcoming, The Accounting Review
Chicago Booth Research Paper No. 11-09
The concept of conditional conservatism has provided new insight into financial reporting and has stimulated considerable research since Basu (1997) developed it. While the concept encapsulated in the adage "anticipate no profits but anticipate all losses" is reasonably clear, estimating it is the subject of some discussion, notably by Dietrich et al. (2007), Givoly et al. (2007), and Ball, Kothari and Nikolaev (2011). Recently, Patatoukas and Thomas (2011) report important evidence of possible bias in firm-level cross-sectional estimates of conditional conservatism (asymmetric earnings timeliness) which they attribute to scale effects. They advise researchers to avoid using conditional conservatism estimates or making inferences from prior research using them, a view we regard as excessively alarmist. Our theoretical and empirical analyses suggest the explanation is a correlated omitted variables problem that can be addressed in a straightforward fashion, for example by fixed-effects regression. We show that cross-sectional correlation between the expected components of earnings and returns confounds the relation between the news components, and biases estimates of how earnings incorporates the news in returns (e.g., timeliness). We also show that the correlation between the expected components of earnings and returns depends on the sign of returns, biasing estimates of asymmetric timeliness. When firm-specific effects in earnings are taken into account, estimates of asymmetric timeliness do not exhibit the bias, are statistically and economically significant (though smaller in magnitude and perhaps more consistent with priors), and behave as a predictable function of market-to-book, size and leverage. It would be surprising if this was not the case. Conditional conservatism accords with the long-standing accounting principle of anticipating losses but not gains, with specific asymmetric accounting rules such as the lower-of-cost-or-market method for inventories and the rules for impairment of long term assets, and with loss recognition practices that occurred prior to the promulgation of formal rules.
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Heklina and Drag 'Golden Girls' Close Out 2012
Well, the world didn't come to an end as predicted, and for good reason. San Francisco's beloved theater drag production of "The Golden Girls" television series hasn't finished its very popular Christmas run. "The Golden Girls: The Christmas Episodes," now in its seventh season, has become a must see for everyone, gay or straight, during the holiday season in the Bay city.
Originated by San Francisco drag legends Heklina (Dorothy) and Cookie Dough (Sophia), with the addition of Matthew Martin (Blanche) and Pollo Del Mar (Rose), the drag stage production captures all the heartfelt comedy of the original series, including the ever-so-cheesy 1970s commercial breaks. Selling out show after show at the historical Victoria Theater, "The Golden Girls: The Christmas Episodes" is an excellent way to end the year and to bring the seasonal spirit into 2013.
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I had an opportunity to visit with Trannyshack creator Heklina to talk about this drag phenomenon and how it has grown over the years, how much longer will it last, how it has become important to the gay community during the holidays, and why the production went from two yearly runs down to one.
BeBe: As I looked around the audience when I saw this Holiday season's production of 'The Golden Girls: The Christmas Episodes,' there were a lot of faces I was not familiar with. So, it does appear as if you continue to draw new audiences even though you are in your seventh year of doing this show. That leads me to believe there might be a lot of people out there not familiar with how this idea of doing a drag stage production of 'The Golden Girls' came to be.
Heklina: It is crazy that it has become this big thing because it started in, gosh, 2002. A friend of mine asked me if I wanted to play Dorothy (Bea Arthur) n a production he was doing of 'The Golden Girls' in his loft space South of Market (SOMA). Shockingly I wasn't a big 'Golden Girls' fan at the time, but I did play the part. I watched the show and started getting an appreciation for the actresses (Arthur, Rue McClanahan, Betty White, and Estelle Getty).
Then we decided to relaunch the show at Mike Finn's house (in a Victorian parlor space) four years later (2006). I started watching the show more and more, and I became in love with it. Obviously, others are in love with the show because it was a hit right away. We had to keep moving the show to larger and larger venues. We, also, used to do the show two times a year for Pride (June) and Christmas (December); but we decided to just focus on Christmas.
BeBe: I've wondered about that (eliminating Pride shows). Is that primarily because of the holiday season? And number two - that show is about alternative families, which in the gay community we are all so familiar with?
Heklina: Well, there is so much going on during Pride, which was one of the reasons we decided to drop the Pride episodes. But also, I think there is a real need for people that you are referring to - people who aren't getting along with their families or people who have had to create their own families - to have somewhere to go during the holidays.
I'll speak for myself, when I first moved to San Francisco (in the 90s), there were three or four sort of campy Christmas shows to go to every year. Then one year there weren't any. There was real need to be filled there, and I think 'The Golden Girls' has done that. And, for people who are getting along with their families, it is a show they can feel safe bringing their moms to. It's not a show where they're going to see Heklina rimming somebody on stage (both laugh). I've gone out of my way to try and make this show family-friendly.
BeBe: It definitely is family-friendly. The demographic of the audience is all over the place. There are little ones and there are grandmas. It's kind of cool to see that. It's great to see grandmas in the audience since the show features some cool grandma characters.
Heklina: Some many people come up to me (after the show) and introduce me to there moms, aunts and so on. (Former SF Supervisor) Bevan Dufty is bringing his daughter. You can bring your kids and parents, and they're all going to relate to the show.
Show has legs
BeBe: You mentioned earlier that the show has moved several times. It started n Mike Finn's parlor, then you went to Mama Calizo's Voice Factory, and now you are at the Victoria Theater which houses something like 450 people. The night I went they had to add extra seats because it was sold out, so there definitely is a huge interest in the show.
Heklina: It's crazy how popular the show is.
BeBe: This was my first time of experiencing the 'Golden Girls' since the move to the Victoria. It is now such a big production with the stage and props, and stuff. Makes you feel as if the show has arrived as a part of the theater. But, having experienced the show back in its heyday, I couldn't help but notice the loss of some of the intimacy the show had with the smaller venues. Do you miss some of the intimacy at all by performing the show now in a large venue?
Heklina: No (some laughter)! I like the fact that we are on a bigger stage, and that we are not sitting directly under the lights and sweating our balls off, you know. I like the fact that there is a lot of room to move and breathe on stage. I feel like when people are sitting in a proper theater they act like they are at the theater. When we were at Mike Finn's parlor and other spaces, the people were always talking and a little bit disruptive. We don't really get that at the Victoria. People are there for the theater experience.
BeBe: Yeah, I did notice that there were so many people throwing out the lines before you say them. I guess, as you say, there is that theater respect.
Heklina: Exactly!
BeBe: Now that your stage production of 'The Golden Girls' has entered it's seventh year, you now have lasted as long as the television version which only had 7 seasons. Any thoughts about that?
Heklina: I don't know. There is so much material to work with there we can go on and on forever doing the show. As long as people love the 'Golden Girls' and as long as we love doing it, I think the show has legs.
Celebrity additions
BeBe: Well, you have been doing some changes, or editions I should say, each year to the show. I don't know if it is to keep it fresh for the cast. But, it also keeps it fresh for the people who year after year continue to come back and see it. Even though the episodes may tend to be the same, there always seems to be something different in how you present them. This year, in particular, you added for the first week some local celebrity guest stars with small parts to make a cameo in the episodes. I'm sure that Sister Roma (Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence's Most Photographed Nun in the World), Marga Gomez (stand-up comedienne) and Fernando & Greg (997 Now radio morning show hosts) jumped at the chance to be a part of the show. But, I'm a bit curious to know if there were some people you did ask to guest appear that said no?
Heklina: There were some people that wanted to think about it, but we just didn't have time to wait. We had to get an answer for press reasons. I know that we wanted Peaches Christ (filmmaker at Backlash Productions, Midnight Mass) to do it, but it didn't work out. We definitely have a lot of room for guests to be a part of the show. I think every year we will try and have different guest stars. We obviously don't want to give them too big of a part.....
BeBe: (Interrupting) You don't want any upstaging! You guys in the cast go through enough of that as it is amongst yourselves in the show.
Heklina: That's true.
BeBe: Of 'The Golden Girls: The Christmas Episodes' that you have done, which one is your favorite?
Heklina: Well, there was really only two real Christmas episodes they ever did on the television show. So, we've had to take other episodes and make them Christmas. Of the actual Christmas ones, my favorite is the one we are doing now with the crisis center and the girls getting stuck in Miami during the storm. The one in the soup kitchen, I never really liked it because it was a little bit too corny (both laugh).
BeBe: With Betty White being the only remaining Golden Girl from the TV series alive, has there been thought to reaching out to her to appear in one of the drag versions as a guest for maybe a benefit for one of her charities?
Heklina: We've never thought about that, but it is a great idea. We've always hoped that one of them would hear about the show and come to it, but since we started doing the show Bea Arthur passed away. Then Rue McClanahan passed away.
BeBe: As you say there were only two original Christmas episodes from 'The Golden Girls,' and you've had to rewrite other episodes to make them holiday-related, if you were totally write an original script using the 'Golden Girl' characters, what kind of story would you tell that hadn't been told during the series?
Heklina: I think we would do a remake of 'A Christmas Carol.' And have Dorothy play Scrooge with the Golden Girls play the ghosts of Christmas past, present and future. Maybe we'll do that.
BeBe: That's a wonderful idea.
Heklina: The problem with trying to write one is that the actual writing of the original 'The Golden Girls' was so good you'd have to make sure that the writing was up to par with the real episodes.
"The Golden Girls: The Christmas Episodes" continues in its final weekend through Sunday, Dec. 30, 2012 at the Victoria Theater in San Francisco. For more information go to www.Trannyshack.com and for tickets go to www.eventbrite.com/goldengirlssf
As an actress, BeBe was introduced to film with a lead role in the independent film "Under One Sun" with her character dealing with religious, racial and gender issues. Additionally, she appeared in the campy musical "Devious, Inc" (Australian Film Festival, San Francisco Short Film Fest) also adding additional vocals to the musical soundtrack. Both of these performances led to her selection for a lead role in Aisha Media's next short film series, "Con-tin.u.um" to be released in 2012.


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Skip to comments.Paula Broadwell fell short of aims at Harvard
Posted on 11/15/2012 11:07:29 AM PST by Fractal Trader
Paula Broadwell, the biographer with whom former CIA director David Petraeus had an extramarital affair, abandoned her bid for a doctorate from Harvard in 2007, failing to advance to PhD candidacy after four semesters at the Kennedy School of Government, and now faces the prospect of an ethical review at Kings College London, where she has resumed pursuit of a doctorate.
The revelations about her mixed academic record add to the portrait of a principal figure in the Petraeus scandal who has refused to respond to multiple Globe requests for comment and hasnt spoken publicly since disclosure of her relationship with Petraeus and his resignation as CIA chief.
Broadwell left Harvard with a lesser diploma in 2008, a master of public administration, after one additional semester.
She enrolled later that year as a PhD student in the war studies department of Kings College London, where her military leadership research focused largely on Petraeus, according to Broadwells profile on the school website. But four years on, Broadwell remains far from earning her degree, according to the department chairman, and her relationship with the subject of her research could jeopardize her progress toward a doctorate.
We have a very stringent ethical review process, said Mervyn Frost, head of the war studies department. We found nothing wrong with her original proposal, but in light of whats happened now, I suspect well revisit that process.
One of Broadwells former professors at Harvard described her as a self-promoter who would routinely show up at office hours.
It was very much, Im here and youre going to know Im here, said the professor, who did not want to be identified because of the sensitivity of ongoing investigations.
(Excerpt) Read more at bostonglobe.com ...
"She was not someone you would think of as a critical thinker. I dont remember anything about her as a student. I remember her as a personality."
Did she claim to be Cherokee?
So after one week we know more about Paula Broadwell than we know about President Obama after four years. Something ain't right here. (I know, just pointin' out the obvious...)
I wonder if Obama fell short...
Oh, I'm sure they're all VERRRRRY shocked at that, those academics, you know? I mean....NO ONE does THAT..!!!
Just wow..!
She should have used the Fauxcahantas Warren dodge and said that she was an Indian. That ploy seemed to work well for at least one white woman with an over inflated opinion of herself.
Joe Plumberization machine now passing the Millenium Falcon, it seems...?
HOW MANY days did it take the FBI to get to Bengazi..? TWENTY THREE DAYS...?
"She was not someone you would think of as a critical thinker."
"She basically had no appreciation or understanding of Marxist-Leninist economic or social theory, and as for her comprehension of American and Western neo-colonialist opression of emerging and indigenous peoples, well..."
She's doesn't spend much time at home.
It's interesting that it's all ways the woman's fault when a man strays. So because she is clearly attractive and telegenic, she must be characterized as a pushy sl^t, not bright, academically challenged. Some how it's her fault that the General couldn't keep the little general in the barracks!
Is P.B.'s harvard grades public information???
Well, she does have high cheekbones.
What about Benghazi? Move along. Nothing to see here.
Actually, she does sound like she might have been somewhat conservative or at least patriotic, so I guess that would definitely not qualify her as a "deep thinker."
But she's going to be trashed in a big way now and will probably end up in jail, because I think she, rather than Petraeus, is going to be picked as the one to be blamed for everything. That is, not only the affair, but the entire state of Afghanistan, the Middle East, etc.
Her father said that it was not about the affair but about something else, and I think he probably knew what he was talking about.
Also, I wonder if in the course of her research and interviews, she came across things that might make the regime feel uncomfortable and possibly even exposed.
You know, I don't think I've seen the question asked that, if she's a biographer, why did she need another writer's help, enough so that the other writer got credit on the book's cover.
Maybe she WAS a plant.
I have no idea, but it's worth asking.
"One of Broadwells former professors at Harvard described her as a self-promoter who would routinely show up at office hours."
And I bet that fed the ego of the professor very well. I have never seen one of them that didn't appreciate their students' attention or adulation.
Pretty common in the academic world...
This is a joke of an article. Apart from adultery, she has a great resume. The fact that a couple of Harvard professors did not like her is, if anything, a plus.
"Shes doesnt spend much time at home."
Was thinking that after learning about her accomplishments and endeavors vis-a-vis her home in Charlotte, NC. Even with modern telecommuting that's a lot of ground to cover and still manage to raise two young boys.
If she applied herself more she could have gotten that much desired degree in Public Misadministration.
In her speech at the University of Denver a few weeks ago, she said that she was a terrible writer and speaker when she enrolled there and that she had to learn quickly because it was a year long program. She probably had help with writing while she was there.
I read somewhere that Broadwell says she has ADD. Writing a dissertation or a book requires focus until the thing is done. Combine a lack of a gift for writing with ADD, and I can see how she would not have her dissertation completed yet. Also, she is writing about Petraeus' leadership or some such. It is hard to write about something that is still happening. She has no ending. She wants to have all the information possible about him. And she is in obsession with him. Recipe for disaster!
My husband reminds me every time I mention this woman's name: diaper woman.
The article is a hit piece.
She was not away from home when she was at Harvard. Her husband was doing a fellowship at Mass General. They were living in Cambridge.
The Boston Glob conveniently left out a lot of information. Paula graduated valedictorian, was president of all-state student government presidents, all-state basketball team member, school orchestra concert master and...and...Homecoming Queen!! While at West Point she excelled and graduated top in her class for physical fitness.
Our president and the administration want to paint her as an evil disaster. Not sure she is. Why are they afraid of her? Are they afraid she will tell the truth?
She might not be a critical thinker, but it looks like she usually gets what she wants. I keep thinking about the woman in Presumed Innocent. Broadwell reminds me of that character.
Granted, but it's more interesting when the stereotype is true...
It's still a damn good point!
So, West Point Grad, Harvard MPA degree, grad studies in London.
This is a hit piece. I remember they used to denigrate GW Bush's intellect and forget his MBA from Harvard.
LOL, beautiful. Can you shorten that some so it fits on her epitaph?
One thing about Harvard: they'll admit the usual run of politically correct idiots and preference quota morons, but, once in, the faculty actually expects you to work - work like a dog - to manage and successfully complete your studies.
Evidently, that didn't sit too well with this character.
Captain Astronut? She was busted back to Commander and kicked out of the Navy with an other than honorable discharge.
Yeah, we'll I've had one book published, though it was fiction, and no one bailed me out (maybe it would have sold better if someone had, LOL!). Just seems strange that a so called writer needs another writer. I smell a Rat.
She spoke at a Republican fundraiser at one point. And the Florida woman in the scandal is a registered Republican according to politicalstrategies.com which tracks registrations in PA, OH and FL.
Many professors schedule office hours at times they know most students won't drop by. Many have their own agendas and resent "personality" students who "sit" on them.
"Many have their own agendas and resent personality students who sit on them."
Interesting choice of words. LOL
Petraeus and Broadwell's last meeting together. Check out Broadwell's dress.
As opposed to showing up when?
In her case, she chose a subject of great interest and had unbelievable access. That made the project worth hiring a real writer to finish the job. Reminds me of Barry's fictional autobiography. Lol
She should have told them she was an Indian and threatened to sue them for discrimination.
Most of the kids at Harvard are pretty brainy; it's not surprising that so few flunk out.
I have been thinking that same thing: plant.
She lied about being top of the class in fitness.
Interesting. I've never seen that reported. Do you have a source?
Sex tape in 3....2....1....
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Mississippi Governor Claims Non-Toxic Oil Is Now Basically Toothpaste
Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour, a former oil lobbyist, thinks that oil remaining in the Gulf is a-okay, poison-wise. It's fine! Really. And if any water critters get smothered in it, well, toothpaste would have had the same effect.
Haley "Boss Hogg" Barbour may very well run for president, which, as we've documented previously, would be kinda fun for everyone. Because, for example, what the hell is he talking about here? Via Mother Jones:
Barbour has also said the risk to wildlife from oiling is not as bad as some have been saying.
"Once it gets to this stage, it's not poisonous," Barbour said. "But if a small animal got coated enough with it, it could smother it. But if you got enough toothpaste on you, you couldn't breathe."
Not everyone is so sure about the oil's current toxic impact, first of all, which is why they're doing major studies now and for the foreseeable future.
As for the thing about getting smothered in toothpaste, well, we don't need to know about unfortunate experiences from his sex life.
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The perfect silhouette is out on the David Tutera Tiara. With jewel embellishments, this pointed toe pump has a stylish look with vintage appeal.
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Whole Herd TPR FAQs
Download Whole Herd TPR Fact Sheet
If I choose the pedigree registry option can I decide later to become a performance registry breeder?
Yes, by completing the enrollment form and remitting $5.50 per enrolled female.
If a breeder chooses to record birth weights, which ones must be included?
Every inventoried dam with a reported live calf at birth must have a birth weight recorded if any of the birth weights are to be used in the calculation of EPDs.
What constitutes a calving season?
Generally speaking, spring is January 1 through June 30, fall is July 1 through December 31 although each breeder will need to group their inventory records according to their management system. Breeders who essentially practice year round calving with no defined calving season(s) will need choose only one season (spring or fall) to use for dam inventory purposes.
Does "spring calving season" strictly mean January 1 to June 30 or is some other date designation possible?
Each breeder will define their own calving season. Logically that will be either spring or fall. However, if you begin your "spring" season on December 20 and conclude on February 17, for instance, that would be considered your "spring" season. Likewise, July 27 to September 6 or November 12 to January 11 could be a "fall" season.
What happens if a calf crop's mandatory reporting data is not filed by the prescribed time?
All further data calculations and reporting for that performance breeder's account will be held until the missing data is supplied.
If I remove a female from my inventory can I re-enter her at a later date?
Yes, by paying a reactivation fee of $30 per such female if that female has remained in the same recorded ownership as when last maintained on inventory.
Will EPDs be available for calves reported as DNR (unregistered)?
No, same as the present policy.
Can I include non-registered females on my inventory?
Yes, you may maintain DNR females on your TPR inventory but remember that progeny from the DNR female may not be assigned a registry certificate unless the DNR dam is also registered.
In whose account should a multi-owned female be enrolled?
In the account of any and all of the owners who will be reporting/recording her offspring.
When a female is automatically added to my inventory by AHA but is listed in the wrong calving season, does the $2.50/head seasonal movement charge apply when I move her to the correct calving season?
No. The first inventory move of automatically listed females will be at no charge.
Can sires be inventoried as well?
Yes, a breeder may elect to inventory a herd sire at a fee of $1.50 annually.
Can I use HerdMaster, CowSense, CattlePro or similar software programs to prepare my work for submission to AHA?
Yes, however it will be the breeder's responsibility to work with their software provider to assure that the data is appropriately configured to be compatible with AHA's system.
When should I expect to pay my annual inventory fees?
Inventory fees will be detailed in a work order and billed to the breeder once AHA has received and processed your corrected inventory. Inventory billing for animals you request to be moved to your fall inventory will not be made until after you have had a chance to update your inventory subsequent to the July 1 fall inventory update request.
When do I actually register my calves under the Whole Herd TPR system?
Registry is accomplished with Form 1, which is submitted after the inventory is updated and before weaning worksheets are issued. The breeder continues to control the choice of what age a calf is registered at in order to utilize the breeder's preferred registry rate structure.
When is the best time to score udders?
The best time to evaluate and score udders is within 24 hours after calving.
How do I report the information to the AHA?
Producers can use Form 1 — Registration Application/Birth Information Worksheet — to submit udder scores or they can be submitted online.
How often do I collect udder scores?
It's important to score cows each year. Udder quality will usually decline with age; however, age should not be considered when evaluating udders. This practice will help determine which genetics produce udders that will hold up over time.
Udder scoring is subjective. What good will the scores be in sire evaluation?
There may be scoring variation between herds. As long as scores within herds are consistent the data may be used for future sire evaluation. If more than one person within a farm or ranch are doing the udder scoring, it is important that the scores are as comparable as possible.
How do udder scores relate to milk production?
Udders should be scored without considering milk production. The scoring system is intended to evaluate udder soundness. Calf weaning weight is the best estimate of milk production.
Why should I collect body condition scores and cow weights?
BCS number for research purposes (and for genetic evaluation), the objective on the ranch is to identify thin, moderate and fat cows. Research shows that failure to monitor body condition prior to key production periods can be disastrous to cow herd productivity. Take the time to collect weights and score cows this fall, and then use the data to take action and improve the productivity of your herd and your customers' herds.
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The Februrary EPD run has been released as of February 15th. All EPDs reported in EPD searches and on registration certificates and reports now reflect the new EPDs. Next anticipated release of EPDs is March 15th.
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Australia to France via paradise, made simple03/04/2009
Effective immediately, Air Austral and Virgin Blue have entered into an interline agreement to offer seamless – one ticket - travel on their networks between Australia and France and the Indian Ocean.
Air Austral is common rating Year Round Economy, Premium Economy and Business class fares ex Sydney / Melbourne / Brisbane & Adelaide to the cosmopolitan French cities of Paris, Lyon, Marseille and Toulouse and the Indian Ocean.
Economy class Air Austral fares/passengers will be booked in Economy aboard Virgin Blue to/from Sydney; while Premium Economy & Business class Air Austral fares /passengers will be booked in Premium Economy aboard Virgin Blue to/from Sydney.
The agreement allows travellers who have purchased a single ticket Air Austral airfare to through check their luggage from the domestic port. Additionally, outbound Air Austral passengers will be provided a free shuttle service between the Virgin Blue terminal and the International terminals at Sydney Airport.
Air Austral will depart Sydney on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 14 April 2009. Travelling in style in a three class configuration on Boeing's spacious 777 aircraft, the new twice weekly service will depart Sydney at 13:25 on Tuesday, arriving in Paris at 06:45 on Wednesday, and depart at 12:10 on Saturday for arrival at 05:30 on Sunday.*
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Air Austral, the "French Airline of the Indian Ocean", has more than 30 years experience linking the French overseas island of Réunion with its neighbours.
For full fare details & fares on our Air Austral network; other Australian domestic ports the Virgin Blue network; please refer to your GDS, your preferred Consolidator &/or Ticket Centre.
For additional assistance, contact Air Austral on 1300 306 365 or www.airaustral.com.au.
Air Austral is represented in Australia by World Aviation Systems.
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The Inuit are believed to have crossed from North America to northwest Greenland, the world's largest island, between 4000 B.C. and A.D. 1000. Greenland was colonized in 985–986 by Eric the Red. The Norse settlements declined in the 14th century, however, mainly as a result of a cooling in Greenland's climate, and in the 15th century they became extinct. In 1721, Greenland was recolonized by the Royal Greenland Trading Company of Denmark.
Greenland was under U.S. protection during World War II, but it maintained Danish sovereignty. A definitive agreement for the joint defense of Greenland within the framework of NATO was signed in 1951. A large U.S. air base at Thule in the far north was completed in 1953. Under 1953 amendments to the Danish constitution, Greenland became part of Denmark, with two representatives in the Danish Folketing. On May 1, 1979, Greenland gained home rule, with its own local parliament (Landsting).
In November 2008, Greenland's voters approved a set of changes to give themselves more autonomy from Denmark, a step that could lead towards full independence. A ceremony in June 2009 marked the beginning of self-governance over areas like criminal justice and oil exploration. The official language of Greenland became Kalaallisut, a traditional Inuit dialect.
The left-wing opposition party, Inuit Ataqatigiit, won parliamentary elections with 44% of the vote, defeating the Siumut party, who had governed for over 30 years.
On April 5, 2013, Aleqa Hammond became Greenland's first female prime minister. After the 2013 elections, her party, Siumut, emerged as the largest. Over a year later, on Oct. 1, 2014, Hammond took a leave of absence due to an expense scandal. While under investigation, Hammond was replaced by Kim Kielsen.
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I am installing a pedestal sink along the same line as a wet bar sink. Both are wet vented through 2" and it only extends 5'. It looks as if the p-trap for the pedestal sink will come out no lower than 19" from the floor. The wet bar sink won't be deep enough that it would matter if the stub out is around 20 or 21" from the floor. Someone recommended 18" for the height on the stub out. Is there any requirment that it be this low?
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Life life on the wedge in the Pink & Pepper Fiora. Cute cutouts and a chic heel height make this darling wedge sandal the perfect shoe to complete your look.
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Diane Von Furstenberg Dion Wedge Sandal
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Show off your passion for fashion with this exotic wedge by Diane Von Furstenberg! The Dion is the perfect sandal to bring some life into your wardrobe with its sleek style and bold design.
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Southeastern Utah District Health Department has a limited amount of meningococcal vaccine available free of charge. Dottie Flemett, Nursing Director for SEUDHD was instrumental in obtaining the vaccine through a special project grant.
"We will have free vaccine through May 9", states Flemett, "after that it will still be available at a cost of $93."
Meningococcal meningitis is a serious illness caused by bacteria. It is often misdiagnosed because its early signs are much like those of the flu or migraines. Symptoms may include high fever, headache, stiff neck, confusion, nausea, vomiting and exhaustion.
The disease is spread through air droplets and direct contact with someone who's infected. That includes: coughing, kissing, and sharing cups, lip balm, cigarettes, utensils-anything an infected person touches with his or her mouth.
Flemett states college students are at special risk. Freshmen living in dormitories are up to six times more likely to get the disease than other people.
Flemett also said, "The disease can be treated, but still about one out of every 10 people who get the disease dies from it, and many are affected for life."
The vaccine is recommended for individuals 11 through 55 years of age. Besides college freshmen, missionaries and military recruits should also consider getting the vaccine.
Parents and students should learn more about meningococcal meningitis and consider getting immunized. For more information contact your local health department at 435-637-3671.
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2 Lips Too Too Leggy Pump
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Pump up your look with stunning volume in the Too Leggy! This gorgeous ankle strap pump from 2 Lips Too will help you rock a runway look effortlessly.
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Norma June Draper Baldwin, 72, of Elsinore, passed away March 29, 2013 in Provo, surrounded by her family. She was born June 26, 1940 in Mt. Pleasant to Harold and Agnus Brady Draper. She married James Melvin Baldwin, June 22, 1963 in Orangeville, Utah.
Norma was the best mom, grandma, daughter and sister in the world. She lovingly cared for her husband and her boys and was an example of Christ-like love and service. Her influence was felt by all. She loved her animals and they loved her back. She enjoyed life and was loved by all who knew her.
Survived by her husband, James, Elsinore; sons: David William Baldwin, Price; Dan James (Cathy) Baldwin, Lehi; Michael Harold Baldwin, Logan; eight grandchildren with 1 great-grandchild expected; siblings: Della Cox, Castle Dale; Gary (Donna) Draper, Riverton; Gail (Sharon) Draper, North Fork, CA; Sally (Tom) Reid, Orangeville.
Preceded in death by parents; brother-in-law, Gary Cox.
Funeral services were held Saturday, April 6, 2013 at the Magleby Mortuary Chapel, 50 South 100 West, Richfield. Cremation services followed the service. Funeral Directors: Magleby Mortuary, Richfield, Salina and Manti. Online guestbook at www.maglebymortuary.com


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The free ride for most drivers who use the westernmost portion of the Massachusetts Turnpike will soon come to an end.
Tolls are expected to return for passenger vehicles this fall following almost a two decade absence. The money is part of a transportation bill the legislature gave final approval to last week. The move is not being met with much protest from business groups – or even drivers.
In 1996, then-Governor William Weld used his authority to halt the toll collections between Exit 1 in West Stockbridge and Exit 6 in Springfield. Weld, a Republican, was running against incumbent Democrat John Kerry for the U.S. Senate.
"They saw it was a political gimmick," said Stan Rosenberg, a Democrat from Amherst who has served in the state Senate since 1991.
Rosenberg says legislators viewed the idea as a ploy by Weld to make himself more popular with voters.
"It was being done for political reasons, not for any significant policy or fiscal reasons, so it just didn't make sense to us," Rosenberg says.
Weld did not respond to our requests to comment for this story, but at the time he defended the free pass for cars. He told the Boston Globe that even before his Senate bid, he supported the idea of a toll-less Turnpike.
The backdrop to all of this was the costly Big Dig project going on in Boston. A large portion of the state's transportation funds were funneled to that. And a popular assumption is the tolls were eliminated as a pay back to Western Massachusetts. Rosenberg says this is nothing more than an urban legend.
"The small amount, it's probably twelve, fifteen-million dollars worth of tolls today collected at those six exits, that would pale in comparison to the amount of money that we were missing as a result of the money being locked up in Boston, rather than spread equally across the state including western Mass," he says.
Toll elimination didn't help Weld, as he lost the election to Kerry by nearly 200,000 votes. Despite leaving office in 1997, Weld's toll legacy has lived on – until this year, when the Legislature approved the transportation funding bill, ordering toll collections to resume. That's expected to generate up to $15 million for construction on the Turnpike.
The impending cost for drivers isn't worrying many in Western Massachusetts. Several chambers of commerce located along the highway say they haven't heard from any members who are worried about an impact on tourism. The Berkshire Chamber of Commerce, which represents businesses near Exits 1 and 2, polled their members last year about the tolls possibly returning.
"And, surprisingly, quite a few of our members said it wasn't that important to them. Only about 20 percent, 15 percent indicated that there would be a big impact while 52 percent actually said that it would have relatively little impact at all," says Mike Supranowicz, who heads the Chamber.
In fact, Supranowicz says, members are more concerned about increased gasoline taxes, which were also included in the transportation bill.
Across from the Exit 3 toll plaza in Westfield is a busy ice cream shop. In the parking lot, city resident Bob Stackow says he travels a lot on the western portion of the Turnpike.
"For me, it's not, not a big deal," Stackow says.
Stackow says given the price of current tolls, the new fees between Exits 1 and 6 aren't likely to curtail his use of the highway.
"It's not really that much money when you really think about it. I mean, if I go to Exit 7, where Ludlow is, it's a quarter," he says.
And this indifference to the tolls coming back we heard over and over again from other residents of Western Mass. And that makes sense when you consider that about 80 percent of those who use this portion of the roadway are from out-of-state.
Drivers who use the road and don't like paying more for it may not have to for long: By law, most tolls on the Turnpike are scheduled to be eliminated in 2017.


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Only anime I truly enjoy.
Totally inexperienced at FC's, but I'm still gonna be Pirate King!
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Women's and Gender Studies 273. Film and German Culture
Film has long been an important means of artistic expression in Germany. From its beginnings, it has reacted to social and political trends that concern the country and its citizens. This course examines major developments of German cinema throughout the twentieth century. We will get an overview of important movements, directors, genres, stars, etc. in the history of German film and will learn about socio-political matters facing Weimar and Nazi Germany, post-war West and East German states, and unified Germany.
For students who wish to receive Women Studies major or minor credit: your primary focus will be on women of German cinema, as filmmakers themselves, as subjects of male filmmakers, and as spectators. The in-class presentations and final paper should incorporate at least one of the following topics:
- the male gaze: image and representation of the female body and agency in Weimar cinema
- gender and modernity
- the fascist body: political aestheticism of Leni Riefenstahl
- Lulu, Lola, Lili, and Leni: sexual politics and female aestheticism


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Zigi Soho Ravish Sandal
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Get wrapped up in this color block stunner from Zigi Soho. The Ravish platform sandal is bold, strappy and right on trend.
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April 30, 2013
Love at first sight!
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Coconuts Entice Wide Calf Boot
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Step out in style in the Coconuts Entice. This boot is sure to create a cool contrast to your look with its buckle detailing.
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- 11" shaft height, inside zipper
- 16½" calf circumference
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March 06, 2013
cuter than they seem
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February 26, 2013
Great stylish boots!
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February 18, 2013
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Eco-friendly, going-green. These are terms that were trendy not long ago, and they're quickly morphing into a standard of social and business behavior that can easily get you snubbed if you don't bring them to the table. We love talking to brands that are taking this issue seriously, and recently we had the chance to sit down with Nathan, art director of Reco Jeans—an awesome, relatively new brand (begun in 2008) that have taken their feelings on the eco-issue to the next level.
"We're really looking at the concept of re-appropriating everything," says Nathan, "we are cutting out the step of removing raw materials from the earth. We figure most of the things that people need have already been made and have already been around for a long time… theres not a huge requirement to keep plundering the planet."
The premise is simple—make new jeans by recycling resources we have now. Reco Jeans reduces scrap fabric back into fibers, spins those fibers into yarns, and weaves those yarns back into denim.
As Nathan explained, "a lot of people overlook the carbon footprint cotton creates. They overlook the fact that pesticide run-off is a really big polution problem. People focus on things like the waste from the manufacturing, but they don't even consider the fact that the process of growing cotton creates this huge blemish on our environment. It's poisoning the fish, the water supplies… there's got to be a better way. So we're trying to find solutions to that, to open new possibilities for the future. We're a very future oriented company."
The zippers and other metal hardware is likewise made of melted down materials, and our favorite element? The hang-tags are made of plant-able seed paper, so rather than toss them in the trash, you can toss them right into the earth. Also adorning the pockets are tags made of recycled paper with information in various species of endangered plants (one per style, to be precise). This is an attempt to build awareness and spread the word, before it's too late for some of our planet's most beautiful plants.
"Each one of these plants evolved for a reason to fit into the eco-system in a specific way," Nathan told us, "and our anhilitation of each one of them is potentially removing a spoke from the wheel of life. Those are troubling thoughts to consider. It's up to us to make sure these species dont disappear, and ensure the longevity of our eco-system."
Aside from being a stylish, forward-thinking eco-conscious brand, Reco Jeans is a community-oriented collective. Their events, canned food drives, eco-fashion parades, DJ-contests (featuring "recycled music") and countless other New York-based collaborations (they have a sub-collection titled MrNY) have put them ahead of many brands by taking their vision for their brand and extending it far beyond the jeans.
As Nathan describes, "these events help us build community and build brand awareness. We're basing the thematic and conceptual basis of the event on what we stand for, and at the same time, have fun with fans of the brand!"
Why New York? "We're trying to build our customer base around New York's young generation who likes to wear jeans, are part of the nightlife, are eco-conscious and politically aware. These are the people who are broadcasting their interests and ideology throughout the country. Whatever's big here tends to proliferate throughout the country and the world. They're taste makers."
Also available from Reco Jeans are a line of T-shirts, designed via artist collaborations (and naturally, they're eco-friendly as well).
Nathan's outfit: "The shirt is made out of recycled soda bottles, and the jeans are made of recycled denim fibers & repurposed materials."
When we asked Nathan what's next for Reco, he answered, "Lots of exciting collaborations! We're working with Prince Paul on a line of jeans and t-shirts, an exclusive line for Yellow Rat Bastard, and more cool things I'm not allowed to talk about yet."
We'll be waiting!
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Check out this video showing how Reco Jeans are made, from recycled scrap fabric to finished jeans:
You can watch more exciting videos on the Reco Jeans Youtube channel!
—Michelle Christina Larsen, Photos by nightlifebaby.net
Tags: eco-friendly, endangered plants, environmentally friendly, green denim, green jeans, myny, New York, reco jeans


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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
Approximately 10 months ago the decision was made in Emery County Commission meeting to make the ambulance service a stand alone department and remove it from within the Emery County Sheriff's Office. Since that time a part-time employee, Jim Gordon has been hired to be the Emergency Medical Services supervisor for the county. Sue Copinga has been hired as a trainer, and a supervisor has been appointed for each city where an ambulance is housed.
In the May 27 commission meeting the matter came up for discussion again due to complaints Commissioners Gary Kofford and Laurie Pitchforth have been fielding about problems within the EMS department. Commissioner Kofford made a motion to have the EMS department returned to the Sheriff's Office because it was floundering. But, Clerk Brenda Dugmore Tuttle said the item wasn't on the agenda as an action item, but rather a discussion item, so action could not be taken on the matter.
The meeting was open to public comment. Commissioner Jeff Horrocks was the commissioner who wanted the EMS to be its own entity within the county government structure. He disagreed with Commissioner Kofford's comment that the department was floundering. Commissioner Horrocks said, "We redid the department to make it better. We hired Jim Gordon for a part-time position, but he has been putting in a lot of extra time. I think the move we made is the right one. It's going to take some time to overcome obstacles and put it where we think it should be. I am going to continue to work with Jim for the best interest of Emery County."
Commissioner Pitchforth said the community is concerned with the state of the EMS department. "It's been trying to stand on its own for 10 months now. There have been some good positive changes, but there have been some real negative. I've had comments from citizens that it's just not working. There are liability issues with response time. A lot of people don't have the confidence in the program and I don't know if we can afford to wait."
Commissioner Horrocks said the emergency services are an ongoing program, the reason the move was made was so it would be the sole job of the person in charge. He said Sheriff Guymon has many other jobs to do and many other responsibilities. "This was done to lighten his load. I think we need to work on communication, but I don't think altering the course would benefit the citizens of the county," said Commissioner Horrocks.
Mary Wilmarth, Green River citizen and EMT addressed the commission. She said, if the prior system wasn't broken; then why fix it. Wilmarth gave her remarks that Green River is in real trouble. "I feel the citizens and travelers in the Green River area are in danger due to the lack of certified EMTs in this area. We have only four active EMTs at this time, down from 22, two years ago. There are many reasons for this deficit, but the commission either has not been getting accurate information, or they have chosen not to act on it. We need both short term and long term solutions, because this has been ignored until it is now at a critical state. This puts not only our citizens at risk, but also law enforcement and EMTs, and creates serious liability for this county. Green River is in a special situation. Our EMTs cover about four times the area of any other ambulance in the county. They are called out three to four times more often in the summer season. They deal with much more serious trauma from I-70 accidents. They regularly have five hour transports to hospitals. Uniform and meal allowances have been cut or eliminated impacting our EMTs more than other areas. All these factors add up to much stress and poor morale.
"Two solutions I would suggest at this time is to give it back to Sheriff LaMar Guymon immediately if he'll accept it. Under his direction morale was better, and the dropout rate was much less. We could expect very fast response times, and there were second teams at the ready when the first team was out. Now we can rarely expect to have a complete first team responding. We must wait an hour or more for a backup team from another area or another county.
"Next, trained EMTs need to be approached to see what changes can be made to entice them to return to service. New recruits must be encouraged to enroll in classes to be held as soon as possible. These classes must be offered in Green River and every means explored to make this affordable for them," said Wilmarth.
Pat Brady, Green River Mayor spoke, "We have a problem. Sometimes people wait for an hour for service and that shouldn't be happening. I know change takes time, 10 months is not a lot of time. We need better communication between the commission, Jim Gordon and Green River. We are at a critical state."
Work is being done to try to get some Green River intermediates back on board. They have one team in Green River and need at least two. Mayor Brady said the Green River citizens have a fear that they won't be taken care of in their time of need.
Gary Riches spoke next. He said he spoke not just as a Green River resident, but as a law enforcement officer as well. "I don't want to be sitting at the scene of a crash and wait for an hour for the ambulance. I have been in Green River for one year and I have seen it deteriorate. If the EMTs from the past are asked to come back, we need to make sure they're certified. I heard a class was scheduled for Green River and people were interested, but they were talked out of taking the class. They need to know what they're facing, but be careful about picking and choosing who will run on the ambulance. I think supervision is an issue. Green River is all by itself. It's unique. They have great county support, but Green River needs its own supervisor. They deal with the interstate traffic and the other cities deal mainly with the local populace. We need a class in Green River. We need to look at these situations. It's going to take awhile."
Dr. Travis Engar spoke next, he said he is the director of EMS for Castleview Hospital. He worked with the Sheriff's Office for four years and nearly a year under the new system. "I am familiar with what goes on. The problem with Green River started when Diane Chandler quit. It's been ongoing since then. I don't get paid for this job, I just want it to work."
Dr. Engar said he thought the change had been a good one because he needed a point person and he thought it was a good move, just to have one person to go to and one person who is able to get things done and can make decisions. Dr. Engar suggested the city of Green River step up and help with the costs of people who want to certify or recertify.
It was recognized that all EMTs are volunteers and it requires a huge commitment of time and money on their part. Dr. Engar encouraged anyone from Green River wanting to certify to get in touch with him and he would see that a class is held in Green River. The people of Green River need to step up. Dr. Engar encouraged the commission to hold off on making a decision regarding changing the EMS department back to the Sheriff's Office and just concentrate on getting the Green River issues fixed. He said Diane Chandler was worked to death with little compensation. If he can get a list of names to take the class he can get it going in four weeks.
Sheriff LaMar Guymon spoke, he said he would like to defend himself and the EMTs. The replacement supervisor for Green River was hand picked by Diane before she left. "I didn't ask to have the EMS taken away from our office. I wasn't included in the conversation where this happened. At this point, I am enjoying not having it. I ran the ambulance service for 35 years and started it in the county. We have had some supervisors who were good and some who were bad, but you don't know that until they start to work for you. I thought we worked well with Dr. Engar. Green River is a different situation.
"One of the problems is the back biting and slanderous talk, that is hurting this county. The work and what we've done in the past speaks for itself. We created this ambulance service from nothing. We lost Martin Wilson as the ambulance supervisor and at the time he left there were some problems that needed to be resolved. But, I wasn't give an option to fix it. We lost Diane Chandler the supervisor at Green River at the same time. Communication is a problem. All of the rumors, are like a school yard fight and I don't have time for it. There are serious problems. Our deputies don't want to go to work at night, because they're not sure if they'll have to be the ambulance and handle medical situations alone. Things can't continue the way they are in Green River," said Sheriff Guymon.
Kimberly Andrus said she was put in as the supervisor in Green River about two months before the switch. She feels a lot of blame was placed on her that was not her fault. She said she is willing to take the blame. She said anyone can come and check her morphine list, because she has it all and its accounted for. "I feel like I'm being attacked and I don't appreciate it," said Andrus. She said she had better rapport with the Sheriff's Office. "Personally I think you should give it back to LaMar. It's a huge problem and it needs to get fixed. You can't lay the blame on any one person and I think you need to go back to what worked," said Andrus.
Wilmarth said she thinks the county needs to chip in with funding for training EMTs.
Commissioner Horrocks said the county is offering those wishing to take the classes a deal where they would pay for a third of the expenses, the city where they live would pick up a third and the EMS would pick up the rest. The EMS will also pick up any recertification costs for those wishing to recertify. "We know it's a problem, but only two people before wanted to take the class. We are trying to recruit people and improve the service," stated Commissioner Horrocks.
A state representative spoke next and said the problems with rural ambulance services are similar across the state. But, she encouraged those involved to keep working on it, because it would get better. She said she is the regional consultant for the area and the state is there to help out, too.
Commissioner Kofford said he appreciates everyone for commenting on the situation with the EMS. He said the purpose of the discussion was not to fault find or blame. When the situation with the EMS came up 10 months ago the question was how best to run the department and what do we want in the future. The situation has reached a crisis, because volunteers have been relied on and their pay has been very poor. "I don't know how to encourage volunteers. Maybe we can look at putting more money into it."
Commissioner Kofford said there is a conflict between Commissioner Horrocks and the sheriff.
Commissioner Kofford said Green River does need its own point person. The commission needs to support those put in place in Green River and on this side of the county as well. The department head needs to make things happen. Kofford said we need to look to the future and the money needs to go to the EMTs doing the job. "This is an Emery County problem, Carbon County has been willing to help out when they can, but that creates problems for them. Jim has done an excellent job, and he's on part-time."
Commissioner Kofford said money is always an uphill battle. He believes better communication is needed and the problems have been ignored for too long. The sheriff for 34 years has put together a great service to the citizens of Emery County.
Commissioner Kofford said he would like the ambulance service returned to the sheriff. Commissioner Horrocks disagreed saying they shouldn't disassemble what's been put together. He said an EMT class was planned for Green River last fall. "I disagree with moving it, it needs to be on its own. We've laid a good foundation. I don't condemn the Sheriff's Office in any way. I disagree that we need to move it back," said Commissioner Horrocks.
Commissioner Kofford said he is worried about communication breakdowns and calls are issued from dispatch and no one responds. Commissioner Horrocks said dispatch and law enforcement and EMS need to work on the communication problem and work together; they just need a little more time to make it work.
Sheriff Guymon said when he was in charge, when anything went wrong, he was always to blame and there was one person on which to lay the blame. Now if things go wrong there is no one person to take the blame and the blame gets passed back and forth. He is still taking the blame for things which go wrong in a department which for the last 10 months he hasn't had anything to do with. It was not his decision to give up the EMS.
"I didn't choose to give it up. We were fixing any problems with the system, but I was not given a chance to get it fixed. All Jim did was take Martin's place," said Sheriff Guymon.
Commissioner Pitchforth said no matter what department it's under the EMTs need to work together for the best of the community. She thinks the EMS department and the Sheriff's Office go together and fences need to be mended as far as everyone is concerned.
In talking to Sheriff Guymon after the meeting, he said after Martin Wilson retired, he tried for six months to get on the agenda at commission meeting and get someone hired to replace Wilson. But, the item was removed from the agenda. For the last 10 months he hasn't had anything to do with the EMS department.
Sheriff Guymon said all his deputies are trained as first responders for a medical emergency. Nine of the Sheriff's posse members are certified EMTs.


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And the 'Imbecile Game of the Day' goes to that slightly brainless catapult game where you can grab (really) every-thing and -one to patch the dam!
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At least get a better translator that knows how to translate Japanese lingo into English for the sake of accuracy.
but if u want u can give me the raw for next week and ill send u my translations(im quick)
P.S. one example recently where u guys messed up is the chapter where dragon appears at the end and the supposed lady at the end says "babe".
I looked at the raw when everyone was speculating that its luffys mother or some chick, but by looking at raw I clearly saw that it was Ivankov's usual lingo and that the supposed mysterious character in the end CLEARLY did not say Babe.
Sure it may be just a few words/strips where there are mistakes and for the majority u guys are on point, but itd be a lot better to be 100% accurate, would it be not?
Its Oda and One Piece, and we clearly cant fuck up this legendary manga.
This is going to be passed down to our children and grandchildren as a message of dreams as well as the biggest satire comedy known to date.
Let's get this party started.
In any case mrgrape, your children and grandchildren should really support Oda by buying the volumes right? Passing down scanlations...hmm...that may not be very wise.
^Birthday Sig & Ava from Mikessc88 <3 v Birthday Sig from Imotochan <3Lords of the Boredom Zone: Arhazivory Redsquirrel and Crossx21
if u want proofread let me know.
theres another example if u look at my past posts, during the huge war,,in the translations, aokiji said "is that magic?"
it clearly was not that.
Just letting u guys know, i dont expect it to be flawless, and u guys do great work, but one phrase can make it or break it.
Is it normal that the Binktopia'site is no longer available ? I would like to apply but now, I can't :/
I wanna learn how to typeset, some1 teach me in 3 easy steps plz.
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Kudos to the hard-working folks who put on one of the best festivals in the area and kept the outdoor tent areas clean and inviting as we dined al fresco in this incredible summer weather.
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"Our guests take full advantage of patio dining since there are only a few months to really enjoy being outside. It doesn't matter that we aren't a restaurant that sits on the waterfront, it's the fact that having a cocktail or a glass of wine and enjoying your dinner outside that is appealing, right here in Elma," said Donna Pease, who owns the Blue Lantern with her husband, Tom.
Totally agree, let's take it outside!