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By KEN LARSONEmery County Progress Publisher
Multi-generation businesses are not uncommon in Utah but if there is one family and one business that is unique to the community of Green River it is the Vetere Family and the melon business. John and Mary Vetere came over from Italy and started their melon business in Green River. And now, decades later, their son Jay still works the business, along with three of his four children. One son, Greg, has three young daughters help him with almost every aspect of the family business.
This is melon season in Green River and the Veteres not only have three stands in Green River, along I-70, but they provide a variety of watermelons and cantaloupes as far north as Orem and Provo.
This has been a challenging year for the melon growers and the Vetere family is no exception as one thing after another has caused chaos for the growers. A late cold snap delayed the planting process and then, one entire field was almost wiped out with strong winds that blew off the hot caps. It's a long road from a small seed planted to a large, juicy and delicious Green River melon. Jay said, "We plant near the end of April. Some of the fields are planted with seeds, mostly the fields up the river. We plant small plants which were started in the hot houses. Then they are placed under hot caps. We had a hot wind that came along and a lot of our plants were burned and lost their leaves. They have come out of it pretty good but it placed us approximately two weeks behind. We've also had more weeds than usual. We cultivate around the plants to take care of the weeds and we don't use any pesticides on the plants.
"We also surround the plant with black plastic which helps to keep the weeds down and keeps the plant warmer. We judge when the plants need water if they are a little wilted and if it is dry when you dig down in the dirt a few inches. We have water shares in the Green River canal. There is a diversion dam which diverts the water into and down the canal. We will water the melons on average six or seven times a year. It's best to give the melons a quick drink and not soak them too much or the fruit won't hold up.
"We thin the plants when they grow their third or fourth leaf. The rows are about 36 inches apart and the plants are about 20 inches apart. We have a machine that plants the seeds. We plant 45-50 acres in town and my son, Tim plants a bunch more up on the hill about eight miles out of town," said Jay.
The unusual drought has delayed the growing season and now, over two weeks behind schedule the Veteres are forced to deal with the animals. On the upper place there are 65 head of antelope that have been eating on the melons and ruining the drip system that waters the plants. And down below, along the river, the bears, raccoons and even deer all take their toll. Greg, as he was delivering a fresh load of melons to one of the stands said that a single deer can eat as many as 15 or 20 cantaloupe in one evening. The Vetere family grows a wide variety of melons on about 100 acres, most of which lies along the banks of the Green River in southeast Emery County. "We also planted some late watermelons, so we'll have fresh melons into November," said Vetere.
Brand names like Crenshaw, Honeydew, Casaba, Isreali, Winter Queen, and Striped Clondike all make up the melon crop for the Veteres. These include those with and without seeds. Even these have changed over the years. The oldest, original melon is the Winter Queen, used to be a popular choice back east when they shipped the melons by train to New York and other parts of the east coast. But the seeds are impossible to get any longer and the family retains seeds from their original breed to continue this melon line.
Jay talked about the shipping process and the railroad as being a great way to carry the melons until a strike, back when he was young, stopped that marketing option. Apparently during one railroad strike all the melons sat on the tracks and spoiled. For many years now, the melons have been sold almost exclusively locally.
Greg, one of Jay's sons who has also worked in the melon business all his life works side by side with his three daughters, Jill, Heidi, and Caitlyn. He explained that the girls help him with the early seedlings in the greenhouses or "hot houses," then they work side by side as the baby plants are set out in the fields in May. When harvest season comes the girls work along with their dad loading the melons, sorting them and delivering them to the stands many times a day. "It's too bad the girls have to go back to school so soon," said Greg, "because I really could use their help the next few weeks. I am really going to miss them."


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was first described in 1970. It is a triangular volar V-Y flap advancement for reconstruction of the distal pad. It help preserve length when the bone is exposed. It is not indicated in injuries where an oblique flap with more palmar skin loss than dorsal is present.
was first described in 1944. It employs two triangular flaps developed from lateral positions and reflected to cover the tip of the digit. This is most applicable to oblique palmar and traverse tip amputations. As the V-shaped skin flap is advanced, an incision line is created which resembles a "Y" when sutured.
is credited to Moberg for coverage of thumb tip amputations. It may also be used for fingertip amputations where length is to be maintained. It provides a sensible covering (has feeling) by advancing volar skin on its neurovascular pedicle. Advancement is limited to 1 cm.
was first described by Gurdin and Pangman in 1950. It is useful in distal amputation of the index finger or thumb and in situations where multiple digits are injured and maintenance of length in the remaining injured tips is considered to be of critical importance. Cross finger flap uses skin and subcutaneous tissue from the dorsum of an adjacent finger to cover the fingertip injury. The defect created by "lifting" the flap is covered with a STSG. The pedicle is left attached for 12-14 days and then divided and "tailored" into place.
Replanted single fingers can be stiff and impede the opposition of other fingers to the thumb and overall hand function. Replanted single-finger amputations can achieve better range of motion when the level is distal to the insertion of the flexor digitorum superficialis. Single-finger replantation can be considered when patients have injuries to other fingers of the same hand. All of these injuries require splint immobilization and rehabilitation that impedes immediate return to work. Single-finger replantation can be considered in special circumstances. The surgeon must not become absorbed in the technical challenge of the replantation and neglect the other associated injuries because poorer outcomes and greater financial cost (due to lost wages and cost of hospitalization and therapy) can result.
Information & Pictures from Operative Hand Surgery, 2nd Edition, David Green MD, Churchhill Livingstone
Fingertip and Nailbed Injuries by Joseph Donnelly, MD
The V-Y Plasty Technique in Fingertip Amputations by Edward Jackson, MD--American Family Physicians
Fingertip Injuries--Eaton Hand Center
Fingertip Injuries/Amputations--AAOS
Fingertip Injuries by Glen Vaughn--eMedicine article
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A type of payday lender, title loan firms advance money to borrowers who put up vehicles as collateral. Borrowers most often are low-income individuals. Lenders typically are unlicensed and disguise interest rates topping 100 percent by making monthly payments cover only interest, with a balloon payment covering principal due at the end, Schneiderman said.
Borrowers who cannot make the balloon payment have their vehicles seized. National companies take repossession orders centrally then pass on orders to repossess the vehicles to local businesses in their networks.
In New York, rates charged by unlicensed lenders cannot by law top 16 percent. To skirt the law, title loan companies set up shop in other states and market to borrowers online, the state said.
"I applaud these companies for agreeing to stop obeying orders from predatory title-loan companies that take advantage of unsuspecting New Yorkers," Schneiderman said. "Any other business that repossesses the vehicles of New Yorkers based on illegal title loans should recognize that my office will not tolerate this kind of behavior."
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Selected Discography
Track List: Future Relics Vol. 2
Track List: Xplicit
Track List: Orthophonic Joy: The 1927 Bristol Sessions Revisited
Track List: Musicals: Broadway To Big Screen
Track List: Sibelius Essentials
Track List: 40 Most Beautiful Classical Masterpieces
Track List: The Complete Songs Of Poulenc, Vol.3
Track List: The Treasury of English Church Music 1100-1965
Disc 1
Composer: Herbert Howells
Title: Introductory Speech
Composer: Anonymous
Title: Sancte Dei Pretiose
Title: Perspice Christicola
Title: Salve Sancta Parens
Title: Sanctus & Benedictus
Title: Alleluia Psallat
Title: Ave Miles Caelestis Curiae
Title: Conditor Alme Siderum
Composer: Queldryk
Title: Gloria
Composer: J. Excetre
Title: Sanctus & Benedictus
Composer: Thomas Damett
Title: Beata Dei Genitrix For 3 Voices
Composer: Anonymous
Title: Veni Sancte Spiritus
Composer: Walter Frye
Title: Salve Virgo Mater Pia
Composer: William Cornysh
Title: Ave Maria Mater Dei For 4 Voices
Composer: John Merbecke
Title: Nunc Dimittis
Composer: Thomas Tallis
Title: Wherewithal Shall A Young Man Cleanse His Way?
Composer: Thomas Morley
Title: Nolo Mortem Peccatoris, Anthem For 4 Voices
Composer: William Byrd
Title: Ave Verum Corpus (Also Anthem: "O Lord, God Of Israel"), Motet For 4 Voices (Satb)
Composer: Robert Parsons
Title: Nunc Dimittis (First Service)
Composer: Thomas Weelkes
Title: Gloria In Excelsis Deo, Sing, My Soul, To God, Anthem For 6 Voices
Disc 2
Composer: Thomas Morley
Title: Out Of The Deep I, Anthem For 6 Voices
Composer: Thomas Tertius Noble
Title: Nunc Dimittis (Fourth Service)
Composer: William Mundy
Title: Ah, Helpless Wretch, Anthem For 5 Voices & Organ
Composer: Orlando Gibbons
Title: Short Service: Nunc Dimittis
Composer: Richard Farrant
Title: Hide Not Thou Thy Face For Chorus
Composer: William Byrd
Title: Sing Joyfully, Anthem For 6 Voices (Ssaatb)
Composer: Robert White
Title: Christe, Qui Lux Es Et Dies
Composer: Orlando Gibbons
Title: O Clap Your Hands, Anthem For 8 Voices
Title: This Is The Record Of John, Anthem For Voices
Composer: Thomas Morley
Title: Out Of The Deep I, Anthem For 6 Voices
Composer: Thomas Weelkes
Title: All People Clap Your Hands, For 5 Voices
Title: O How Amiable, Anthem For 5 Voices
Title: Lord, To Thee I Make My Moan, Anthem For 5 Voices
Title: Alleluia, I Heard A Voice, Anthem For 5 Voices & Organ
Composer: Anonymous
Title: Victimae Paschali Laudes
Composer: Thomas Tomkins
Title: My Beloved Spake Unto Me, For 4 Voices & Organ
Disc 3
Disc 4
Disc 5
Track List: The Very Best Of Arvo Pärt
Disc 1
Title: Summa For Choir
Title: Magnificat Antiphones (7), For Chorus
Title: Fratres, for Violin & Piano
Title: Festina Lente, for Strings & Harp Ad Lib
Title: Spiegel Im Spiegel, For Violin & Piano
Title: Magnificat, For Chorus
Title: The Beatitudes, for Chorus & Organ
Title: Summa, For String Orchestra
Title: Fratres, For Strings & Percussion
Title: Cantus in Memory of Benjamin Britten, for String Orchestra & Bell
Disc 2
Title: Tabula Rasa, Concerto For 2 Violins (or Violin & Viola), Prepared Piano & String Orchestra
Title: Summa, For String Quartet
Title: Fratres, For String Quartet
Title: De Profundis, for male chorus, percussion & organ
Title: Cantate Domino, for SATB chorus or soloists & organ
Title: Beatus Petronius, For Double Chorus & 2 Organs
Title: Solfeggio, for chorus
Title: Missa Sillabica, For Chorus & Organ
Track List: The Music of America: Charles Ives
Disc 1
Title: Symphony No. 2, For Orchestra, S. 2 (K. 1A2)
Title: From The Steeples And The Mountains, For 1 Or 2 Trumpet(s), Trombone, 4 Sets Of Bells & 2 Pianos, S. 65 (K. 1C12)
Title: Robert Browning Overture, For Orchestra, S. 27 (K. 1B6)
Disc 2
Title: Variations On "America," For Organ, S. 140 (K. 3d5)
Title: A Symphony: New England Holidays (Holidays Symphony), For Orchestra, S. 5 (K. 1A4)
Title: The Things Our Fathers Loved, Song For Voice & Piano, S. 372 (K. 6B58)
Title: Memories, Song For Voice & Piano, S. 297 (K. 6b26a)
Title: March: The Circus Band (III), For Orchestra & Optional Chorus, S. 33/3 (K. 1C8)
Title: General William Booth Enters Into Heaven, For Chorus, Optional Solo Voice, Chamber Orchestra & Percussion, S. 181 (K. 5B9)
Title: Symphony No. 4, For Orchestra (& Optional Chorus, Theremin Et Alia), S. 4 (K. 1a4)
Disc 3
Title: Symphony No. 3: The Camp Meeting, For Orchestra, S. 3 (K. 1A3)
Title: Orchestral Set No. 1: Three Places In New England, For Orchestra, S. 7 (K. 1a5)
Title: The Unanswered Question (I & II), For Trumpet, Winds & String Orchestra, S. 50 (K. 1c25)
Title: Central Park In The Dark, For Orchestra, S. 34 (K. 1C27)
Track List: Mozart for Your Mind-Power Tune Your Brain. Music to Boost Your Mind Power
Disc 1
Disc 2
Track List: Independence Day - A Patriotic 4th Of July Celebration
Track List: 50 Techno Electro Tunes, Vol. 1 - Best Of Hands Up Techno, Jumpstyle, Electro House, Trance & Hardstyle
Track List: Things Could Be Worse
Disc 1
Disc 2
Track List: Radio & Recording Rarities, Volume 1
Track List: Music From The Motion Picture: Between A Smile And A Tear
Track List: Everybody's Opera
Disc 1
Composer: Georges Bizet
Title: Carmen, Opera
Composer: Giacomo Puccini
Title: La Bohème, Opera
Composer: Giuseppe Verdi
Title: Rigoletto, Opera
Title: La Traviata, Opera
Title: Il Trovatore, Opera
Composer: Gaetano Donizetti
Title: L'elisir D'amore, Opera
Composer: Giacomo Puccini
Title: Gianni Schicchi, Opera
Composer: Jules Massenet
Title: Werther, Lyric Drama In 4 Acts
Composer: Jacques Offenbach
Title: Les Contes D'hoffmann, Opera In 4 Acts
Composer: Léo Delibes
Title: Lakmé, Opera
Composer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Title: Die Zauberflöte (The Magic Flute), Opera, K. 620
Composer: Giuseppe Verdi
Title: Nabucco, Opera (Nabucodonosor)
Composer: Giacomo Puccini
Title: Turandot, Opera
Disc 2
Composer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Title: Don Giovanni, Opera, K. 527
Title: Le Nozze Di Figaro (The Marriage Of Figaro), Opera, K. 492
Composer: Gioachino Rossini
Title: Il Barbière Di Siviglia (The Barber Of Seville), Opera
Composer: Georges Bizet
Title: Les Pêcheurs De Perles, Opera In 3 Acts
Composer: Alfredo Catalani
Title: La Wally, Opera (Dramma Musicale) In 4 Acts
Composer: Ruggero Leoncavallo
Title: Pagliacci, Opera
Composer: Vincenzo Bellini
Title: Norma, Opera
Composer: Umberto Giordano
Title: Fedora, Opera
Composer: Giuseppe Verdi
Title: Aida, Opera
Title: Il Trovatore, Opera
Composer: Giacomo Puccini
Title: Madama Butterfly (Madame Butterfly), Opera
Title: La Rondine (The Swallow), Opera
Title: Manon Lescaut, Opera
Title: Tosca, Opera
Composer: Johann Strauss II
Title: Die Fledermaus (The Bat), Operetta (Rv 503)
Composer: Richard Wagner
Title: Die Walküre (The Valkyrie), Opera, Wwv 86b
Track List: Pure Sounds, Vol. 2
Track List: Sounds Of Summer
Track List: Tribute To LL Cool J's Greatest Hits
Track List: You've Tried All the Rest, Now Try the Best: Hot & Tasty Italian Favorites
Composer: Various Composers
Title: Angelina (Roberts & Fisher) / Zooma Zooma (Citarella & Prima)
Composer: Domenico Modugno
Title: Volare, For Voice & Orchestra
Composer: Eduardo di Capua
Title: O Sole Mio, For Voice & Piano (Or Orchestra)
Composer: Ernesto de Curtis
Title: A Canzone 'e Napule For Voice & Orchestra
Composer: Domenico Modugno
Title: Ciao, Ciao, Bambina
Composer: Eduardo di Capua
Title: Ah! Maria, Marí, Song For Voice & Piano (or Orchestra)
Composer: Giuseppe Verdi
Title: La Traviata, Opera
Composer: Nino Rota
Title: The Godfather, Film Score
Composer: E.A. Mario
Title: Santa Lucia Luntana, For Voice & Orchestra
Composer: Luigi Denza
Title: Funiculì Funiculà, For Voice & Orchestra (& Chorus Ad Lib)
Composer: Ernesto de Curtis
Title: Non Ti Scordar Di Me, For Voice & Orchestra (& Chorus Ad Lib)
Composer: Salvatore Cardillo
Title: Core 'Ngrato (Catari), For Voice & Orchestra
Track List: Radikal Techno 7
Track List: Shostakovich: Complete Concertos
Disc 1
Title: Violin Concerto No. 1 In A Minor, Op. 77(99)
Title: Violin Concerto No. 2 In C Sharp Minor, Op. 129
Disc 2
Title: Cello Concerto No. 1 In E Flat Major, Op. 107
Title: Cello Concerto No. 2 In G Major, Op. 126
Disc 3
Title: Piano Concerto No. 1, For Piano, Trumpet & Strings, In C Minor, Op. 35
Title: Piano Concerto No. 2 In F Major, Op. 102
Disc 8
Title: Violin Concerto No. 1 In A Minor, Op. 77(99)
Title: Violin Concerto No. 2 In C Sharp Minor, Op. 129
Track List: Instruments of the Orchestra (The)
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Contrary to what many people may tell you, I think you can definitely eat well on $30 per week — and you can find a little wiggle room to buy ahead, too.
My husband and I both lived on a $30 per week grocery budget when we were first married. This included all the ingredients to make 21 meals for both of us each week, plus all household products.
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In order to be able to scrape together enough money to start buying ahead and building up your stockpile, I'd encourage you to commit to eating really simply for a few weeks. Cut your grocery budget back to $25, and save the extra $5 to invest in those rock-bottom, can't miss deals — or to purchase almost-free toiletries and household products.
If you're thinking there's no way you can eat on $25 per week, here's a grocery list and menu plan I came up with:
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Regular Grocery Store, Aldi, or Walmart
1 canister of oatmeal –$2
1 gallon milk — $2.50
1 bag of apples — $3
1 bag of carrots — $1.50
4 bags of frozen vegetables — $4
1 bag of frozen chicken breasts — $7
Dollar Store
1 loaf of bread — $1
1 jar of peanut butter — $1
1 jar of jelly or honey — $1
1 bag of dried beans — $1
1 bag of rice — $1
Oatmeal with milk (add in some chopped apples, honey, or peanut butter to change things up a little)
Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, apples, carrots
Beans and rice with steamed veggies on the side
Chicken, rice, and carrot soup
Baked chicken breast on a bed of rice, steamed veggies
Rice, chopped chicken, and steamed veggies mixed together and sprinkled with salt
Homemade refried beans, baked chicken, steamed veggies
Chicken and veggie stirfry served over rice
Yes, this isn't a very exciting menu. But if you're willing to scrimp for a few weeks and eat very simply, it will free up that extra $5 or so each week to start buying a few extra things that are on a great sale (like a bag of flour, like that incredible deal on strawberries — some to eat now, some to freeze for later, or that fantastic special on beef).
As you invest some of your grocery money in the rock-bottom specials and deals, this helps you to build up more of a stockpile so that, over time, you'll be able to have more and more variety without increasing your budget.
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September 20, 2007
Air Force Special Operations Command will assume ownership of Cannon Air Force Base during a ceremony Oct. 1 at the base.
The 27th Fighter Wing will be designated the 27th Special Operations Wing during the event.
The unit designation was selected through a process that started in the AFSOC historian's office.
"After coordinating with Air Combat Command and determining they were not planning to use the 27th Fighter Wing designation, we decided to formally request it," said Herb Mason, the AFSOC command historian.
The 27th's impressive lineage, and its history while at Cannon Air Force Base, made it an obvious choice for a new special operations wing, Mason said. "It's a well-known number and it's held a variety of missions since 1940. Now we will add our own unique mission and aircraft to its heritage."
Col. Scott West, 27th Fighter Wing commander, will relinquish command to Col. Timothy Leahy. West has served as commander at Cannon since March 2006. Leahy previously served as vice-commander of the 1st Special Operations Wing at Hurlburt Field, Fla.
Air Force Special Operations Command aircraft, including the MC-130W Combat Spear, the tiltrotor CV-22 Osprey and the AC-130 gunship, will be on display, according to a Cannon public affairs news release,
The number of aircraft, manned and unmanned, to be stationed at Cannon is expected to be around 100. The first aircraft to move to the base will be the 73rd Special Operations Squadron's MC-130W Combat Spear.
AFSOC Commander Gen. Michael Wooley and AFSOC Vice-commander Donald C. Wurster plan to attend the ceremony, according to AFSOC spokesperson Chief Master Sgt. Gary Emery.
Emery said the military ceremony is not open to the public.
"This is an historical time for Air Force special operations," Wooley said. "We're experiencing an unprecedented growth in the history of this command, increasing in numbers of airmen and aircraft."
AFSOC officials said the build-up of the new Cannon wing will take approximately three years to complete. The final active-duty population is expected to be between 4,400 and 5,600
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Deborah dear! Got to break it to you first too because you're among several people on GovCentral that I communicate with a lot. I'm going back to my old job with the Miccosukee Indians at their administrative offices in the Everglades! My former boss actually called a day before the New Year and asked if I would come back to work there if he could get approval from the board of directors for me to return to work there. But then he said he was not making any promises. That's why I didn't really count on going back there and continued searching and applying for work, going for interviews and all that. I was afraid that if I hung my hopes too high on my former boss attempt to get me back my job, well, my hopes would be dashed. Well, it's been slightly more than a month and it's finally happened! I'm re-starting on Monday! That will officially end seven long months of unemployment! Yippee! What about you? Any results yet from that last interview?
Deborah, Hi! How are you? I've been away for a while, but am back! How is the new year treating you?
Hi Deborah!, wow, your roses off and budding too??? What gives with the lack of consistancy in the growth cycles? I see many changes in all of my plants... all seem to be recovering even without sunlight? I too hope that the freeze will stay away and with a little tilling and repotting all my favs will be vibrant and blooming come the turn of spring...
Deborah, Hope your new year is blessed! Good to hear from you!
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Deborah: Great stuff! Considering it's been 11 years. I had not been interviewed for nearly 8 years! So yes, it's been tough going and nerve-wracking. I always tell myself what you tell yourself too - if it's meant to happen, it'll happen. I really don't know any more, I'm not sure if I'm going to succumb to desperation soon. Some friends of mine (who live in Canada by the way) was telling me that I should pick the companies I want to work for and start cold calling them and inject my way in like that. That's easier said than done. Most of the time when you call, you can't even get past the receptionist, let alone Human Resources or the top executives who are doing the hiring! I've tried calling and most of the time get told I have to go through the process online. They don't like it if you call. I guess my friends were trying to boost my morale at the start of the New Year. Do you find your clients through recommendations by other clients or do you cold call?
Okay Deb understand and hope to talk soon, I had to pay 120.00 to get mine fixed
That is very tru i have 3 programs 1 is kapersky which does the checks all the time and the ohter 2 porgrams the place that I took it to install them and I run them manually which I do 2 to 3 times a week
so far so good with the studies have 2 seminars tonight and i have math in my next set of units.
I lost the computer for almost 2 weeks due to a virius and it got me way behind in my studies
Hi Debroah good to see you, hope you had a great weekend, and all is well. How is the new business going if i can ask
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Dear Deborah: Yes, I knew you would be on my side. And should I offer you my sincere congratulatons for having the potential of being hired very soon? Or maybe not? You don't sound vey enthusiastic about going back to work full-time. I think you like being an entrepreneur, running your own business, being your own boss. The thing about having a business is that you really have to work damn hard at it to make it work. You really have to have a "service" or a "product" that people really want to buy, especially in these challenging times where people don't have a lot of disposable income. My husband and I, we are just not into "selling". We played around with a few ideas for a home-based business but never followed through. I had so many solicitations from insurance companies wanting me to join them to sell insurance on commission and I know that no matter how desperate I get, I'm not going to accept any of these offers. I don't like pushy salespeople and I certainly don't want to be one myself, even if it's trying to sell my own product! I wish I was like you and all those successful people who run their own businesses. But alas! Have a good weekend, Deb. Faridah
Hi Deborah. thanks for stopping in and checking up on me...I have posted alot of reworked poems at GotPoetry.com, and some new work also...currently I am under the weather health wise...the wet and cold has me spinning these last few days... It is a funny thing though, I just do not feel sharp enough to be online... my senses and my thought processes are foggy at best...I do hope you are prospering in this new year and that your health and wealth indicators are positive... All of the best in life to you and all of your relations... your 'friend', Michael
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Dear Deborah: At one stage I had all these vague plans to set up a "Virtual Assistant" business and even signed-up to a group called Virtual Assistants on Linked-In to find out how to get started in this business. But my interest in doing so has waned completely now. Firstly, because I see there are so many people who have the same idea of setting up VA's that I wonder if there're enough clients to go round and if these VA's really make any money at all. Secondly, because I feel that I should concentrate on getting a job, because that's really what I want, to go to work, I was born to go to work! Not to run a business, go out look for clients, sell my services, invest some money to incorporate the business and set up a payment system, a website, etcetera. I just don't think I have it in me to be an entrepreneur. I prefer to spend the time I have left when I'm not looking for work, to study or to learn new things on my own, enriching my skills in preparation for my next job. What do you think? Am I wrong to abandon my thoughts of setting up a business? I would appreciate your input.
Deborah yes it has been long time no talk , but I hope that all is well with you and that your own company is doing great and hopefully the part ime job is going great to hopefully to a full time/permanent for you hope to see you online soon,
take care and miss our chats be good and safe
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Dear Deb: How are you? Long time no write. It's cold again here in Miami. Am feeling kinda empty-headed, the cold does that to me and that's why I felt I had nothing to write about. Wanted to let you know though that I had a break this week with one of my government jobs applications. I had a phone interview with the local Medicare office and three program managers. I think I did quite well and I hope that I get selected to continue on for the next step in the hiring process. So cross your fingers for me.
Deborah all is good in the jungle and thank you for saying that you where glad to see me back, missed everyone. when I finally got my computer back from over a week almost 2 weeks i had over 400 emails, and I am going day and night doing homework and looking for work at the same time.
I hope you part time job is going well and that your own private business is verp plentiful for you and your family.
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On April 24, 1913, a 3-pound baby girl was born in Cambria Mills, Mich. The doctor gave her no chance of living and didn't even take the time to record the birth. One hundred years later, all Ethel Honeycutt can do is laugh.
"I wish I could see that doctor now," she says with a smile.
Honeycutt, who has met all 45 of her great-grandchildren and most of her 67 great-great-grandchildren, lives in Highlands Ranch with her son Bob, and also spends a lot of time with her granddaughter, Diana Giblette, in Elizabeth. After celebrating her 100th with about 30 close friends and family members in Colorado, she plans to fly to Texas to stay with her other son, John, for a few months.
Honeycutt, who recalls taking her first airplane ride in the late 1930s, looks forward to seeing all of the "great-greats" she has yet to meet at a second party in Texas, where close to 200 attendees are expected.
"It's the greatest feeling to have a little child come up and touch you," she said. "One reason I have lived as long as I have is because of the children. They keep you young."
Honeycutt, a devout Mormon, holds nothing closer to her heart than her family, and says she has been blessed to have had them surround her most of her days. Ethel's husband — also born April 24, 1913 — died in 1985, and she has spent the past 28 years living with or close to her two sons.
"He's waiting for her, but we're not going to let him have her for a while," Bob said.
Her family took her to Hawaii last year for an early 100th birthday celebration, and plans call for a Tahiti trip when she hits 110. Esther has traveled the world in her lifetime, visiting Switzerland, Austria, Germany, and England among other locales.
She has lived through two world wars and the Great Depression. She saw Frank Sinatra and Liberace back when the Las Vegas strip had just two hotels, and she lived in North Hollywood before it was North Hollywood.
"I remember horse-and-buggy days," she says. "My father would take the wheels off the buggy and put runners on to make a sleigh and we'd go to grandmother's house."
When she was 10, her family moved from Michigan to California, taking five weeks to crisscross the country on dirt roads in a Ford automobile. She later met her husband in California and they moved to Las Vegas in 1929, then to his native Texas in 1961.
Asked if she had any advice for today's youth, she said, "Every generation has had something to worry about. Ours is a little more violent. Just pray and stay positive. I know Heavenly Father will watch over us if we just give Him a chance.
And if you get angry?
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Tatiana's accident was awful. I do wonder why Alexei did not do much surgery like plush, so he could continue skating/jumping? He loved to compete and win. I think he and Plush are even friends now.
Tatiana's accident was awful. I do wonder why Alexei did not do much surgery like plush, so he could continue skating/jumping? He loved to compete and win. I think he and Plush are even friends now.
^ I believe Yagudin's injuries were due to a congenital abnormality in his hip. It could not be corrected by surgery.
How about Jeff Langdon, a Men's Figure Skater during the 90s from Canada. He fell off the scene after 2001.
How about Josée Chouinard or Jennifer Robinson? Or Elena Bechke?
I swear I saw Jeff Langdon coaching someone mahybe in Calgary or was it the states? Does he have an affiliation coaching with Scott Davis? As for Josee Chouinard. She got married and had twins and then divorced (a Canadian pairs skater). She is coaching as far as I know. Jennifer Robinson went on to become a councillor in her city - was it Toronto (Rob Ford territory) or someonewhere in Ontario Canada but had to quite for personal reasons.
Here's one. ALLEN SCHRAMM. Wildly creative men's skater from the US back in the 80s.
I always wondered whether the backspin-first spins that were popular with French skaters at the time, and rare elsewhere until it became a feature under IJS, were a product of Schramm's influence.
Now you mention it, I think Allen Schramm did Vanessa Gusmeroli's LP in 1997.
Yup, I think Langdon is coaching. I wish him the best, he handled being in Sandhu's shadow in 1998 with a lot of class, he went out and showed everyone he was still there for a reason
How about Susan Humphreys? What's she doing? She had to be one of the worst hard luck stories in skating, constant injuries, confidence problems, etc. She retired after 1997-98, when she failed to secure a berth for Canada at the 1998 Olympics at the 1997 Nebelhorn Trophy (she had to withdraw from 1997 Worlds after finishing 21st i the short, due to an injury), all the Canadian women were the subject of constant criticism and negative feedback by the press and skating officials.
I looked up the Calalta Community Centre. That is where Scott Davis works. Annabelle Langlois and Cody Hay work there.
Skater Boy, the pair skater Josee was married to is former Canadian Pairs Champion Jean-Michel Bombardier. Thanks for the update about Josee! She was always one of my favourites. She is coaching at the Granite Club.


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On Feb. 22 the Community Theater will do a musical presentation entitled, "Taste of the West," along with cowboy stories and poetry as part of the Cultural Olympiad traveling exhibit of "Artists of the American West" and other special displays now showing at the Museum of the San Rafael daily from 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. Plan your visit to enjoy these local cultural experiences on or before March 9.
Don't miss the classic production of Shakespeare's King Lear, directed by Todd Olsen that will premier Feb. 21, and run through Feb. 27 (excluding Sunday) at the Geary Theatre at 7:30 p.m. A fundraising dinner and show will be Thursday at 6 p.m. in the College Center Ballroom. Call CEU for reservations 435-613-5256 and 435-613-5217.
Millsite Golf Course will reopen on March 1. Early bird specials for March golfers. Call 384-2887 for details.
A meeting will be held for UMWA Local 6363 at 10 a.m. on Feb. 20. District 22.
Now looking for 3 and 4-year-old children who may be eligible for the Head Start program. Openings now available in the Home Base Program. Also looking for children for the fall center program. For more information call Merilyn or Michele at 381-2693.
Turnquist Retreat in Elmo is looking for volunteers to entertain elderly residents with singing, dancing, playing instruments, visiting, and playing games. You will enjoy the company of the folks at Turnquist. Please call 435-653-2555 and ask for Tonya.
Emery County Community Services at 40 South Center Street in Castle Dale, is still accepting applications for the Home Energy Assistance Target Program, which assists eligible households with winter heating bills. Applications taken by appointment. Contact Sandy at 381-5410.
The Distribution and Redistribution of Produce Surplus, sponsored by Emery County Community Services, is available to everyone on a first come, first serve basis. The next DROPS Truck will be in the parking lot of the Desert Edge Christian Church (500 South Main in Huntington) on Feb. 26, at 11 a.m. DROPS is a drive through; no early birds. For questions, call 381-5410. You must be present to pick up a box.
Cleveland residents are required to license their dogs by Feb. 28. All dogs must have proof of current rabies shots to be licensed. Persons failing to do so are subject to a $15 fine in addition to regular fees. This late fee will be enforced as of March 1.
Huntington 2002 dog licenses are now due; deadline March 1. Proof of current rabies vaccination must be presented before license can be issued. Rabies clinic Feb 23, at Fire Station, 9-noon, Brent Griggs DVM. Call 687-2436 for more information.
Multi Region Singles will have fun filled evening Feb. 23, 6 p.m. also at Huntington Stake Center. International cuisine and entertainment. LDS standards. For additional information call activity line 435-613-0935.
On Feb. 22, there will be a gospel concert at Rock Canyon Worship Center, 3410 North Canyon Road in Provo at 7:30 p.m. The event is free and will feature the Rock Canyon Choir, music teams and solists, and a special presentation by church drama team. For additional information, call 801-374-5725.
Orangeville dog licenses are due by Feb. 28. A rabies clinic will be held at the city fire station Feb. 23 from 9 a.m.-Noon. Citations will be issued on March 1, with additional fees assessed for late licensing.
Gallery East at the College of Eastern Utah (main building) presents Susan Harris, Ceramic Artist Exhibition through March 8, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. weekdays. Call 435-613-5225 for more information or group times.
Multicultural Services of Utah will present a one night, ninety minute performance on March 6, at 7 p.m. at the Emery High Auditorium. Tickets are affordable for individuals and families. More than 40 talented Utah college students in colorful native costumes put on a highly polished, fast paced, professional show. For more information call Ralph Worthen, 384-2317.
More stories from participants who have been in the Castle Valley Pageant in the past 25 years are needed for an upcoming Castle Valley Pageant Book. Whether your part was small or great, your story is important. Send to Montell Seely, P.O. Box 934, Castle Dale, Utah 84513.
Alcoholics and Narcotics Anonymous meetings now held in Emery County at the Four Corners building, 45 East 100 South, Castle Dale. Narcotics Anonymous is on Mondays at 7:30 p.m. and Alcoholics Anonymous is Tuesdays at 8 p.m. Everyone welcome. For more information call 381-2432 or 687-9416.
Join the National Arbor Day Foundation and get 10 free Colorado blue spruce trees ready for planting between March 1 and May 31. Call 402-474-5655 for membership.
Do you have a cowboy poem written by you or a relative? An Emery County Cowboy Poetry Book is being put together at this time. Submit your poetry now. Deadline coming up soon. Also will be looking for local artists to help illustrate this book. Send your poem to P.O. Box 842, Ferron, UT 84523. For more information call Kathleen Truman at 435-381-2030.
Repertory Dance Theatre presents "American Masters" as part of the 2002 Olympic Arts Festival on Feb. 21. Call for times and tickets at 801-355-2787.
Friends of the Braithwaite Fine Arts Gallery present Rembrandt: The Consummate Etcher and Other 17th Century Printmakers. The gallery is located on the campus of Southern Utah University in Cedar City, with hours from Noon - 7 p.m. weekdays; admission is free. This exhibit will run through March 22.
Utah's Hogel Zoo's call for the "wild" is going out once again to all Utah artists with a 9th Annual Art Show taking place now until April 14. Catch this "World of the Wild" exhibit and see your favorite animals at the same time.
A field service officer of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will be in Price at Workforce Service Center from 9-10:30 a.m. on Feb. 27. This service is free to all veterans. Understand and apply for rightful VA benefits; help with preparing and documenting application for compensation, pension, hospitalization, and other benefits. 801-524-5940.
Mayors want to know what young people think about their communities. 4th-7th graders can submit their views in the "Why I Like My Community" essay contest through their teacher at school or by calling 1-800-852-8528. Deadline is March 1.
This basketball camp is by invitation only. Boys and girls ages 10-19 are eligible to apply. Camp locations are all over the USA. For a free brochure, call 704-568-6801.
Jackman Music of Orem is holding an original music contest featuring Choral (Mixes Chorus), Piano, and Instrumental categories. More information can be obtained by calling Deborah at 801-225-0859.


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Another sign of the apocalypse: famed sportswriter Robin Brownlee joins the OilersNation
March 06 2008 02:59PM
Just when you think that no one reads your website but your parents. Just when you think that maybe a website about cutting your cat's hair might be just as fun. Just when you think that the OilersNation couldn't get any more slam-bam-thank-you-ma'am awesome. Out of the blue a big deal writer contacts you and wants to get involved...
We couldn't be more excited to welcome a new addition to the OilersNation team – award winning sportswriter Robin Brownlee. Now we know what you are thinking, lambs. Are we intimidated by a guy who won the 1985 and 1987 MacMillan Bloedel Award for editorial and column writing? Are we scared to go against the 1997 Associated Press Award winner for enterprise reporting, the 2001 Ron Collister Award for the Sun Media sportswriter of the year and 2003-04 Professional Hockey Writers Association runner-up award for best hockey news story?
Hells no.
Robin Brownlee can come up in here with his "facts" and his "typewriter" and his "press pass." We're sure that he has a lot of things he wants to tell the OilersNation that may be way cooler than what we have to say, but we aren't scared. We don't need any of that award-winning stuff. We write from down *here* in the ballular region. We write from the heart not the mind, we write from the soul not the brain.
His access to MacT can't beat our imaginary interviews that we conduct in our head. The fact he can probably call up Wayne Gretzky himself and ask for a quote can't compare to the fact that we mail Wayne Gretzky 15 letters a month begging him to come out of retirement and rejoin the Oilers.
So a warm round of applause as we welcome Mr. Brownlee to the team. You can also check him out on the radiola every Thursday from 4 to 5 pm on Total Sports with Bob Stauffer on Team 1260.
Wow... I have been reading this site since the beginning! I am impressed, but still like whoever this Nation person is
COOL! I look forward to watching you guys battle
a fan since day one
cool nice work
How did you get that pic of Robin Brownlee at work?
awesome,have always liked Robin's stuff,welcome aboard
Holy frick, this is a coup! Brownlee? What's next? You guys gonna get Don Cherry on here as well??
Wow i didn't know this site was such a big deal
I've been here from the start as well! Love you guys and this website!! As for don cherry... i think it could happen... or at least get a spot on Coach's Corner!
March 06 2008, 10:24PM
This is one of my favorite sites, keep it up guys!!
I heard the shout out from him on thr "radiola today" pretty wicked-awesome.
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Kenny Howell
Managing Editor
A large new subdivision on the north side got the preliminary master development plan approved at the planning commission Thursday.
Nichols Vale will include 326 single family homes, approximately 50 townhomes, and will be located between Lebanon Road and N. Mt. Juliet Road. The subdivision will have access points from Benton Douglas Parkway from Lebanon Road, and Falkner Lane from North Mt. Juliet Road. A possible entry point at Sunset Drive was also discussed, but a traffic study determined that the road would not be equipped to handle the extra traffic. The community will also have an amenity center and a pool.
The property located at 1919 North Mt. Juliet Road also had a concept plan approved. The property, which sits next to the Town Center Medical Plaza will be divided into lots for commercial property. The home that currently exists on the property will be torn down.
Also approved Thursday was an addition to Carrick Glen for the treatment of Alzheimer's and Dementia patients, the site plan for Lifestyle Communities in Providence, and a site plan for Active Life Chiropractic.


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Conference Information
|Full Title:
|Annual International Conference on Journalism & Mass Communications
|Short Title:
|JMComm 2012
|Singapore, Singapore
|Start Date:
|03-Dec-2012 - 04-Dec-2012
|Conference Secretariat
|Meeting Email:
|click here to access email
|Meeting URL:
|Meeting Description:
|'At the Crossroads of Communication, Journalism, Media, Corporate and Social Responsibility'
The media industry, in many respects, is at a crossroads as it seeks to come to terms with developments in technology that simultaneously allow new heights of journalistic excellence, as well as the emergence of more worrying trends such as 'fake' journalism.
In this digital age, communication ethics - the codes, moral standards and values followed by media organizations and in human communication, are more significant than ever before. Therefore, we need to explore how media can be socially responsible and provide true, accurate, comprehensive and objective information, and try to resolve the conflict between communication freedom, public interest and social impact.
Keynote Address will be delivered by:
Prof. Gary E. Swanson
Distinguished Journalist-in-Residence
Mildred S. Hansen Endowed Chair
Journalism and Mass Communication
University of Northern Colorado - Greeley, USA
Opening Address 'An International Graduate Program in Visual Communications' will be delivered by:
Dr. Keith Kenney
Associate Professor
School of Journalism and Mass Communication
University of South Carolina, USA
The Conference Proceedings (Print ISSN: 2301-3710, E-Periodical ISSN: 2301-3729) will be indexed by EBSCO, CrossRef, ProQuest and will be submitted to Scopus, ScienceDirect and Cabell's Directories amongst others, where applicable.
Depending on their importance, originality, quality, relevance and other editorial considerations, eligible research articles will be invited for publication in the GSTF Journal of Law and Social Sciences(JLSS) (Print ISSN: 2251-2853, E-periodical: 2251-2861) which is indexed by EBSCO, CrossRef, ProQuest, Ulrichsweb and Cabell's Directories.
Best Paper Awards and Best Student Paper Awards will be conferred at the conference (in order to qualify for the award, the paper must be presented at the conference).
JMComm 2012 will also constitute a Special Panel Session.
|Linguistic Subfield:
|Discourse Analysis
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|Calls and Conferences main page


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On day 2 of our PROJECT Global Trade Show coverage we got to chat with Helen Soulmiotis, senior account executive of Raven Denim. Loved by many-a-celebrity (the aptly named bootylicious Megan Fox short is a clear indiction of how much she loves the brand), the LA-based Raven is definitely one to watch. As a complement to their already popular women's line, the brand is launching a men's line. We absolutely fell in love with the Max trouser (most popular piece in their men's line), which adds a relaxed twist to the classic trouser. All of the denim is imported from Italy and Japan and comes in washes that compliment any wardrobe. From high waisted that don't make you look like a mom, to indigo rinsed trousers that elongate the leg, Raven denim is definitely something we're raving about (yes, pun intended).
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Images via Raffael Flores Contreras.
— Ashlee Mellowes
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