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Dec. 5, 2013: Clarke University students Drew Furlano, Arsenio Watlington and Andrew Castle took first place in the Tri-State Human Resource Association's (TRIHRA) 2013 HR research competition.
For this competition, teams of three worked together to conduct research on a contemporary human resource topic. Each team wrote a 25-page research paper and created a YouTube video presentation, which was then presented to TRIHRA via email. Loras College, University of Dubuque and Clarke were each allowed to enter two teams.
The Clarke team of Furlano, Watlington and Castle won a monetary reward – and a good grade on the class project.
This project included guidance from instructor Joanna Davis, and help from Sue Dolter and the writing lab staff, Jordan DeGroot, and Paula Clough, who helped the students edit their papers and create and edit their YouTube videos.
For more information, contact the Clarke University Marketing and Communication Office at (563)588-6318.Clarke University is a Catholic, liberal arts and sciences university dedicated to preparing students who positively impact their workplace, family and community. Academic offerings include more than 40 undergraduate liberal arts and pre-professional programs, a robust adult degree program and six graduate degree programs. Founded in 1843 by the Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Clarke is located near the Mississippi River in the thriving city of Dubuque, Iowa. It is the only BVM university in the country.

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JACKSON — The fact that Gov. Haley Barbour refused to say during a recent interview how large of a cigarette tax increase would be acceptable to him is at least interesting and might be enlightening.
House and Senate negotiators are trying to reach a compromise on how much — if any — to increase the cigarette tax. Senate negotiators have cited potential Barbour opposition and a possible veto as a reason to keep the tax increase lower than the House leaders want.
In his budget proposal released last year, Barbour called for a modest 24-cent-per-pack increase.
But when asked recently how high of an increase he would accept, Barbour said, "I will sign a bill that has an honest revenue estimate." Based on that answer, Barbour seems more concerned that legislators get as accurate an estimate as possible of how much revenue a cigarette tax would generate and cares less about the size of the increase
People who know the Republican governor understand he is far from a shrinking violet. He is not shy about voicing his opinion — especially about possible legislative action he might oppose.
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Ann Zelenka has made a life of helping others in need.
The retired surgical assistant now helps others in a different way. Every Wednesday, going on five years, she's made the short drive south from Highlands Ranch to Castle Rock to give her time to the Douglas/Elbert Task Force.
The 69-year-old is one of 152 volunteers the task force relied on to provide over $1 million of assistance last year to needy families in the two counties.
"Ninety cents of every dollar that comes in goes back into the operation," said Joe Roos, director of philanthropy, and one of just 10 part- and full-time staffers with the task force. "If it wasn't for the volunteers we couldn't do that. I like to say that this is the greatest love story in Douglas County."
It's also a pretty good love story for Elbert County, and the reason Elbert resident Diane Patrick — who prices out hundreds of donations for the organization's thrift store each Wednesday with Zelenka — signed on.
"There are just so few services in Elbert County," Patrick said. "That's why I chose to volunteer here. The organization helps a lot of people from all over both counties."
The goal of the organization is to meet the immediate needs of residents who are in financial distress and at risk of becoming homeless. The task force uses grant money, proceeds from the thrift store and financial donations to help pay utility bills and rent.
In addition more than 85 percent of all clients also take advantage of the task force's food bank on a regular basis, Roos said, adding that the task force also provides items like hygiene products and pet food that clients can't purchase with food stamps.
In 2012, the task force served 15,684 people in the two counties. More than a third of those who received assistance are residents of Highlands Ranch.
"I'd like to see more people from the Highlands Ranch area get involved," said Kathy D'Amore, volunteer coordinator for the task force. "Ann is the only volunteer I have from Highlands Ranch, yet 35 percent of our clients are coming out of there."
D'Amore said the organization is always looking for more volunteers, and that people can work as little as 8-10 hours per month. She does ask, however, that volunteers make a six-month commitment up front. People can do anything from pricing donation items, to doing data entry or working in the client services area, the food bank, donation intake or helping out in the thrift store.
"We give them the opportunity to really try out the different tasks and see what they enjoy doing the most," D'Amore said.
Last year task force volunteers provided 28,482 hours of service – the equivalent of 19 full-time staff. Community service volunteers added an additional 4,138 hours.
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And with the new 'dil for anything u want to do' thing... oh and removing dil rewrds from pretty much anything, means if u want to advance in anything, you either need to spend ungodly amounts of time grinding(for 8k dil max a day per toon) or spend ungodly amounts of cash.
no longer even worth the download imo, S7 could have been great but all the changes just makes the game more work(or real expensive)
Season 7 has just gone over the cliff
This unnanounced change wasnt even in patch notes and the players are in a frenzy. I'm uninstalling this game as we speak. Probably done by now. There are far better games worth your time and money. These cash grabbing bastards are hoping you'll be duped! Dont be Duped play something else!
Lets be serious for a moment. We all know how PWE operates. It makes or buys below average games and then milks that games population until it is no longer profitable. At that point staff are let go and expenses cut until the game is profitable again. Between the cuts and the milking, PWE makes money. Did you expect anything less for STO when Craptic was purchased?
STO is a below average game created by people with below average talent. This is the reason why the two highest level devs (zinc and Stahl) have left the company and had to come back. They cant cut the mustard at any real game development house. Both left with long messages about how they had to move on and it was the right thing for them to do and pursuing other interests, both had to come back because they realized they lack talent and only a below average development house like Craptic would continue to pay them for below average work.
I'm still boycotting this game.
I gave them $200 for a lifetime membership. I was willing to give them even more money but they wouldn't let me fly the ship I wanted to end game. So no more money.
And frankly, as big a Star Trek fans as I am, there are plenty of other games out there and I only have so much time I can devote to entertainment.
Looks like PWI is the best that happened to STo lately. This update is looking good - better than what Crypcit has done with the game so far. Sadly though, no new player race/faction. And Starfleet/Klingons helping to build a new Romulan capital..? Not sure that'd ever happen in Roddenberry's mind...
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And so the sheeple walk blindly in as the mass exodus of the playerbase begins.
Dev team is blatently lying to the players forcing an update that would have and WILL destroy the game in my opinion. (seriously look at the forum rage levels on this particular topic). I just uninstalled the game tonight over what's happening. And i have no regrets. Do not play this game. You might not like TOR but when you realize just how messed up this update is you might like STO even less.
The dev team here gave blatent lipservice to the playerbase then pulled the rug out from under them once the patch dropped. The ethics and tactics employed by PWE are disgusting and i for one wont stand them any more. Read very carefully before you decide this is the way to go. Because it is not fun over there and it became a lot less fun today.
I play STO mainly for stories and the Foundry, never dug into endgame and dilly grind, so for me Season 7 with New Romulus seems fine. But this blog answer you posted crossed the limit even by me, a dilly outsider...
He basically says: we put dilly in game for grind. The lazy bastard lvl50's don't grind enough, they only do those few things that rewarding the best dilithium / time value ("an unintended aberrant rate" for us). So we remove the reward from those activities. This way they won't grind at all, you say? False, because we make dilithium a much more needed currency. Clever, eh? Did I mention you can buy dilithium for money? But we will closely monitoring the exchange, since we don't want that you could buy it too cheap. Happy grinding, Captains.It's like a bad joke...


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: I have a strange problem. I am helping a friend remodel her bath, and we recently installed the new shower/tub valve and faucets. Before sweating the copper joints, I followed the manufacturer's instructrions (I believe it's a Pegasus brand from Home Depot), and removed the center handle/spindle with the O-rings and the two rubber bushings/springs behind that as well as another valve to the right of the center handle. I did not remove the integral stops as the directions indicated they didn't need to be removed.
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Canada wins first match at Pan Am Cup
ROSARITO, Mexico – Canada's national women's volleyball team earned its first victory at the Pan Am Cup on Thursday with a 25-19, 25-18, 25-15 victory over Trinidad and Tobago in its opening consolation playoff round match.
The Canadians, who went 0-4 in round robin play, still have a chance for a fifth place finish if they can with their matches on Friday and Saturday.
In Thursday's match Sarah Pavan of Kitchener, Ont., was the top scorer in the match with 11 points. Tonya Mokelki of Weyburn, Sask., added nine and team captain Tammy Mahon of Holland, Man., eight. All 12 players on the Canadian team saw some game action.
"We capitalized on our opportunities and stayed steady," said Mahon. "The win was definitely good for us because we were struggling a bit with our confidence with our up and down play so far. We still have a tendency to let up late in sets and we know we can't do that against the stronger teams."
Canada's next match is on Friday against an opponent yet to be determined.
Canadian roster for the Pan Am Cup women's volleyball tournament June 19-26 in Tijuana, Mexico.
Players; Tammy Mahon, Holland, Man.; Tonya Mokelki, Weyburn, Sask.; Ashley Voth, Winnipeg; Kyla Richey, Roberts Creek, B.C.; Jennifer Hinze, Vancouver (photo No.16) ; Marisa Field, Kelowna, B.C.; Tasha Holness, Calgary; Sarah Pavan, Kitchener, Ont.; Carla Bradstock, Richmond, B.C.; Janie Guimond, Bécancour, Que.; Julie Young, Red Deer, Alta.; Lauren O'Reilly, Langley, B.C. (photo No. 19)
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Supracervical hysterectomy - discharge; Removal of the uterus - discharge; Laparoscopic hysterectomy - discharge; Total laparoscopic hysterectomy - discharge; TLH - discharge; Laparoscopic supracervical hysterectomy - discharge; Robotic assisted laparoscopic hysterectomy - discharge
While you were in the hospital, you had surgery to remove your uterus. This is called a hysterectomy. The surgeon made 3 to 5 small cuts in your belly. A laparoscope (a thin tube with a small camera on it) and other small surgical tools were inserted through those incisions.
Part or all of your uterus was removed. Your fallopian tubes or ovaries may have also been taken out.
You probably spent 1 day in the hospital.
Full recovery most often takes 2 to 6 weeks. You may get tired easily during this time. You may not feel like eating much.
If you had good sexual function before the surgery, you should continue to have good sexual function after you have completely healed. If you had problems with severe bleeding before your hysterectomy, sexual function often improves after surgery. If you have a decrease in your sexual function after your hysterectomy, talk with your health care provider about possible causes and treatments.
Start walking after surgery. Begin your everyday activities as soon as you feel up to it. DO NOT jog, do sit-ups, or play sports until you have checked with your provider.
Move around the house, shower, and use the stairs at home during the first week. If it hurts when you do something, stop doing that activity.
Ask your provider about driving. You may be able to drive after 2 or 3 days if you are not taking narcotic pain drugs.
You may lift 10 pounds or 4.5 kilograms (about the weight of a gallon or 4 liters of milk) or less. DO NOT do any heavy lifting or straining for the first 3 weeks. You may be able to go back to a desk job within a couple of weeks. But, you may still get tired more easily at this time.
DO NOT put anything into your vagina for the first 8 to 12 weeks. This includes douching and tampons.
DO NOT have sexual intercourse for at least 12 weeks, and only after your provider says it is ok. Resuming intercourse sooner than that could lead to complications.
If sutures (stitches), staples, or glue were used to close your skin, you may remove your wound dressings (bandages) and take a shower the day after surgery.
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American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology. Frequently asked questions, FAQ008, special procedures: Hysterectomy. March 2015. Available at:
Jones, HW. Gynecologic surgery. In: Townsend CM Jr, Beauchamp RD, Evers BM, et al. Sabiston Textbook of Surgery. 19th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2012:chap 71.
Kives S, Lefebvre G, Wolfman W, et al. Supracervical hysterectomy. J Obstet Gynecol Can. Jan 2010;32(1):62-68. PMID: 20370984
Lentz GM. Endoscopy: Hysteroscopy and laparoscopy: Indications, contraindications and complications. In: Lentz GM, Lobo RA, Gershenson DM, et al. Comprehensive Gynecology. 6th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Mosby; 2012:chap 10.
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Launched in October 2006, Discovery is an independent, semester-long, extracurricular program of leadership learning activities designed for public university students in Egypt. The Program is administered by the Institute of International Education (IIE) Center for Leadership Excellence based in Cairo in partnership with Keys to Effective Learning and Creative Encounters. The Program's development and pilot semesters were made possible through a generous grant by the Ford Foundation Regional Office in Cairo.
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Traditionally librarians have being suspicious of crowd sourcing, but this is slowly changing. Still there is an issue of "trust" involved.
Libraries have done crowdsourcing for
- Digitisation of newspapers and correction of OCR errors (National Library of Australia)
- Tagging of photos on Flickr (Library of Congress)
- Rating,tagging and contribution of user reviews of books (via Endeca, Encore, Aquabrowser, Koha and other next-generation OPACS etc)
- Frequently asked questions (Social reference tools like LibAnswers)
- Comments and suggestions (GetSatisfaction , UserVoice etc)
- Collaborative Cataloguing (Library Thing, Biblios.net and Open Library)
1. Digitisation of newspapers and correction of OCR errors (National Library of Australia) - PDF
The Australian Newspapers Digitisation Program (ANDP) is responsible for digitising historic Australian newspapers from 1803 onwards to 1954 - the Historic Australian Newspapers archive.
This in itself isn't unusual, what makes this project unique is that it has a mechanism in place to enlist the help of the public to correct errors in OCR (Optical Character Recognition). Users were also allowed to tag articles, which as the paper (pdf) states is a bit unusual for text where full-text search is available.
The full report(pdf) is worth a read, but during the 6 months of the trial Aug 2008-Jan 2009
- 2 million lines of text were corrected in 100,000 articles
- The top corrector corrected 101,481 lines in 2,594 articles
- 1,300 registered users
- No vandalism of text was detected in 6 months
- 19,354 articles were tagged
- 46,230 tags were created.
2. Tagging of photos on Flickr (Library of Congress) - PDF
In Jan 2008, the Library of Congress began sharing two collections of historical photos on Flickr.
Again the final report of the project dated October 2008 is worth a read but between Jan 2008 to Oct 2009
- 67,176 tags were added by 2,518 unique Flickr accounts
- 4,548 of the 4,615 photos have at least one community-provided tag
- 7,166 comments were left on 2,873 photos by 2,562 unique Flickr accounts.
- 79% of the 4,615 photos have been made a "favorite" (i.e., are incorporated into personal Flickr collections).
3. Tagging, user reviews, rating (Endeca, Encore, Aquabrowser, Koha and other next-generation OPACS etc)
Today many libraries have deployed or are planning to deploy next-generation OPACS.
Users are able to tag or rate items. Typically they are also allowed to contribute user reviews. There are too many libraries to list that have OPACS or discovery layers that provide such features, but generally I think they haven't taken off. Most probably because most institutions do not have the critical mass necessary for tagging to become useful. Below is an example of a Harry Potter book from being tagged, rated and reviewed by users from the Ann Arbor District Library SOPAC.
As noted by John Blyberg author of SOPAC noted
"Free tagging in the Ann Arbor catalog as it pertains to the discovery of material is indeed a failure, simply because the data set hasn't grown large enough to become terribly meaningful."He goes on to note that
"If you want to make the argument that local tags are representative of the local community, then I can understand–that was my original argument. But if a community like Ann Arbor cannot support a meaningful tagging system, I'm skeptical that many others would–maybe large metropolitan systems, but anything smaller? Probably not."
As I write this, Singapore's National Libraries has just launched NLBSearchPlus (Primo I think), it will be interesting to see if they have enough critical mass for user contributed tags to take off.
In comparison as John Blyberg notes LibraryThing for libraries are much more successful because you can seed your library OPAC with hundreds of thousands of reviews and tags. Currently over 160 libraries use this system. Items in the catalogue are matched using ISBN and can be inserted into any OPAC that accepts html.
Before is an example from the University of HongKong
The information of course is drawn (filtered and curated) from LibraryThing which can be seen as a way to crowdsource cataloging and tagging.
LibraryThing for libraries also provides recommendations (as do other recommender systems similar to Amazon's "users who bought this also bought ..." ), I wonder if that counts as crowd-sourcing recommendations.
There are many papers written analysing the results of implementing LibraryThing for libraries in various institutions , but here's one
4. Frequently asked questions (Social reference tools like LibAnswers)
Frequently asked questions are often constructed based on librarians judgment on what are frequently asked. LibAnswers and similar Q&A/knowledgebase systems take the guess work out of this, by (1) listing results by most viewed, and (2) allowing users to post a question if it's not found in the FAQ. Librarians can then answer this question and post this automatically to the FAQ if desired.
When the librarian answers the question, LibAnswers also lists related answers from other libraries on LibAnswers so in a sense you can to crowdsource answers as well.
Currently this service which just started early 2009 is too new to be assessed.
There are other collaborative networks for libraries out there including QuestionPoint, Library Society of the World room in Friendfeed, NLB's Collaborative Reference & Network Service (CRNS) etc
5. Comments and suggestions (Get-satisfaction, UserVoice etc)
In feedback for libraries - Getsatisfaction, UserVoice, Yelp , I wrote about the use of crowd-sourcing tools such as GetSatisfaction and UserVoice to crowdsource feedback, ideas comments.
I reviewed some of the accounts again, most library accounts have not yet managed to achieve critical mass except for Cook Library's UserVoice page, which they used to get feedback for their website design.
6. Collaborative Cataloguing (Library Thing, Biblios.net and Open Library)
Collaborative Cataloguing isn't a particularly new idea, libraries have always shared cataloguing records to reduce the number of original cataloguing necessary.
Typically such cataloguing efforts are open to only librarians, but new approaches allows the public to get involved. Librarything (Cataloging Flash mob), Biblios.net and Open Library are some example. Open Library in particular mimicks Wikipedia style pages that allows anyone to add or edit pages for each book.
7. What else can be crowd sourced?
What else can be crowd-sourced? In theory subject guides done on wikis can be crowdsourced. But as seen by the listing of libraries wikis , the vast majority of wikis are edited only by librarians in the same institution.
As far as I know, none allow users to edit. While the Librarywikis page listed Chad Boeninger of Ohio University Libraries' Biz wiki as one that allowed users to do so, a quick meebo chat with Chad cleared that up. He used to allow users to edit 2 years ago, but nobody edited except for spammers.
I guess while users are fine with editing wikipedia, they still aren't comfortable with editing library subject pages for various reasons.
Why are some crowd sourcing projects successful others aren't? Some of it is obviously due to the size of the user base, Library of Congress and the National Library of Australia obviously have larger user bases that other libraries, so their crowd sourcing projects have a better chance of taking off.
There are other reasons, this article, which pretty much hit the head on the nail, advises that "Your workers are unpaid, so make it fun." This could be as simple as listing top performers, awarding titles or ranks for targets met, to making it into a game of some kind.
Are there other crowd sourcing projects that libraries have engaged in that I have not mentioned?


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Hundreds of police today held protest meetings across Egypt to demand that they should not be used to suppress political opposition to President Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood.
Their rare dissent came as opponents of Egypt's Islamist Government continued demonstrations in Cairo to mark the second anniversary of President Mubarak's overthrow.
The police, blamed for the violence that has led to the deaths of dozens of people in Port Said and Cairo, carried banners saying they were "innocent of the blood of the martyrs", clearly fearing a backlash after weeks cracking down on anti-government protests.
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The only way that could have happened would be if the drain was already failing in some way.
: Hi, I had a plumber come in clean my shower drain about a month ago. After he used two kinds of snakes and ran his snake for about 2 hr or so, he still failed to clear my shower drain, and his snake ( a bigger one) were all tangled in the process. I ended up have to let him go, and called another plumber who cleared the drain in less than 5 minutes. Now a month later, my shower started to leak. I saw a water stain on the ceiling. ( it's 2nd floor shower). My question is could that incompetent plumber damaged my drain pipe joints while running his snake for a long period of time? What is the best way to find the water leak in this case?
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The weather is starting to cool and the season is starting to change. Fall is beginning and Football is underway! I have been looking forward to this season all year long (Football that is). I actually have a countdown to football on my phone.
I know you might laugh, but when we hit four weeks until kickoff I send my boyfriend an email with a photo and "football statistic" for every week. (Normally it would be the other way around!!!) Being from the South you look forward to watching college football on Saturday's. Traditions are big. The first game I pulled out all of my gear, made Alabama cupcakes and "football munchies" and made sure everyone was ready for the BIG game! It's well under way and Alabama is 3-0 and has taken the lead at No.1! Do you have traditions that you absolutely love?
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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
Jeremy Hunt visited Emery High and spoke to the sophomores, juniors and seniors in three sessions. Hunt spoke to the students about the dangers of impaired driving and drug use.
Principal Larry Davis said he had attended a fireside in Emery along with Dixie Fielder and heard Jeremy Hunt speak there. His is a remarkable story and Principal Davis thought it would be beneficial to the students of Emery High to hear Hunt's story.
Sheriff Greg Funk was also instrumental in helping bring Hunt to the school. He said, "I first met Jeremy on July 20, 2010 when he had been involved in an accident and I was working as a highway patrolman. He has an important message to share. I want you to know the decisions you make impact others. Every decision you make now will have an impact later in life."
Hunt began by telling the students how much he enjoys the month of March. There is basketball and March madness, his birthday, shed horn hunting and it's an exciting time of year. "There was a time when those things didn't mean anything to me. One in seven teens have an addiction problem. I have struggled with an addiction problem. One day my therapist told me for the next five days to try to stop the sun from coming up. I thought she was crazy. So I tried. I was strung out on drugs, but I knew I couldn't stop the sun from rising. It always came up. I called her and she didn't answer, she called me back and asked how it went. How do you think it went, the sun always came up. It didn't go well. She asked me when was the last time you put that much effort into stopping taking drugs. People from every walk of life struggle with addiction problems. Drugs aren't racist, they choose everyone.
"I was born on March 17, 1983 and raised in Helper, I have one younger brother. I have amazing parents.
"They are conservative, they didn't drink or smoke. They are hard working and smart. I was spoiled. I went to Helper Junior High. I didn't get good grades, but I was consistent at Cs. I went to Carbon High, where I was athletic. I had never been in trouble. I never thought about drugs. On my 16th birthday, a friend introduced me to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. I joined the church. I went on a mission to the Missouri St. Louis Mission and I became a district leader. I was bit by a tick. I took the medicine as prescribed. I developed heart problems and had to leave my mission early. I was upset I couldn't complete my mission. I remembered the feelings I had experienced when taking the prescribed drugs. I began using more than was prescribed. The drugs were powerful. I felt like a stud. I felt like I was under control. I met a girl and we planned and we set a goal to get married in the temple. My mind was fuzzy. We called off the wedding. I moved to California and started using marijuana and selling it. One day I was jumped by two people in the Wal-mart parking lot. They beat me. People stepped over me going into the store. When I got out of the hospital there was a note on my door that if I didn't leave California I would be killed. So I came back home. I started to go to CEU. I denied having a drug problem.
"I met someone and became engaged again. When she discovered my drug problem, she broke it off. I was using and abusing pills. I was having black-outs. Other students noticed I had a problem and tried to get me some help.
"I went into rehab for 30 days and the school allowed me the time off without affecting my grades. Things were going well. In the summer of 2005 I was playing basketball and injured my arm and foot and they gave me morphine. I started abusing my meds. I was addicted. I was at a rave by Wendover where a stabbing occurred. I discovered oxycontin. I fell in love with it. I faked the severity of my injuries. I lied to get drugs. I overdosed on Christmas Eve in 2005. I had no job, no money. I would lie and steal. My life was unmanageable. I tried to stop. I pawned all my things. My family wouldn't support me any more. I sold my car to buy oxycontin. I had nowhere to live. No friends worth having, no life, no reason to live. During that time an acquaintance of mine introduced me to heroin. I smoked heroin for two weeks straight. A friend found me and forced me to rehab. I went on a seven day detoxification program. It was awful, coming off heroin. It's a big deal. There was no worse feeling. I admitted I had a problem.
"They put me on an opiate blocker. If I used any opiate drug I would become very sick. I took it for three years with no problems and I was feeling strong and confident. I know now I was being prideful. Then I tore my ACL, I was prescribed a muscle relaxer. I told the doctor I had had a problem with drugs. I took one of the pills and 20 minutes later I took another one. Drugs had devastating effects on my nervous system. On July 20, 2010, I was scheduled for an MRI on my knee. I woke up at 6 a.m. and reached for my pills. I only had a couple left. I had a couple of errands to run and then stopped by the pharmacy in Castle Dale to pick up my prescription. I took two pills there. I went and gassed up. I remember heading to Price and I remember passing Huntington Lake. But I didn't remember anything else. I didn't remember my name. I didn't know what had happened. A highway patrol trooper came to the hospital and told me I was involved in an accident. He talked to someone on the phone, then he told me I had hit a motorcyclist and he, Glen Silvas had passed away. It all felt like a dream, it didn't feel real. What an overwhelming impact this had. A father, husband, grandfather, friend, brother and uncle and he's not here because of me.
"Drugs are like the modern mess of pottage. Souls are sold because of drugs. Since 1980 deaths due to drugs have risen. Only 20 percent of addicts fully recover. People are affected for the rest of their lives. Addiction is a disease you never recover from. When you have addiction, the symptoms will remain, the memory loss, the cravings. I will have triggers where I will still think about drugs. Eighty percent of drug addicts will relapse. I have been clean since that day, July 20, 2010. I lost everything due to that accident. I had no place to live. No friends that I felt worthy to hang out with. But, I didn't turn back to drugs. Einstein said either everything is a miracle, or nothing is a miracle," said Hunt.
Hunt says he chooses to think that everything is a miracle and he asked the students what miracles they have in there lives. Mr. Davis said he had a grandchild that was 1.6 pounds when born and spent a year in the hospital, and is now a healthy third grader and that is a miracle to him.
Sheriff Funk said his children are miracles to him.
Hunt said he didn't know Joey Stream, but he has heard of his accident and remarkable recovery and that is a miracle. The sun will come up every day. Grab ahold of those miracles. It's a miracle I survived my accident.
"You guys can live life to your whole potential. You don't have to go through what I did. Never start taking drugs. Just don't. I had a bright future, but I dropped out. I was engaged twice, but now I'm alone. I had surgeries I didn't need. I have multiple health problems now. I spent a year in jail. I hurt my family and friends. I decided to stop doing drugs. It's best never to start, it's almost impossible to quit, don't meet evil halfway. Don't be afraid to stand up and help someone who might have a problem. You can make a difference. Tell them it's wrong. They will be thankful you did some day," said Hunt.
Hunt said he's been out of jail for two and a half months now, he has some job prospects. His relationship with his family is better now than it has been. Hunt was asked where his drug abuse all started and he said it hinged back to where he was disappointed he couldn't finish his mission and he started abusing his medication.
Hunt said he still suffers with cravings now and things will pop into his head. He was asked if there was anything anyone could have said or done that could have made a difference when he was abusing drugs. He said as addicts go through recovery their views change. At the time, there wasn't anything anyone could say or do, but the longer he stays sober, the more he sees people really did try to help him and he was in rehab twice. But, when you're totally addicted the next fix is all you think about. You don't admit to yourself that you have a problem.
"Jail is horrible, but I wouldn't be here today without that time I spent there," said Hunt. He was asked how he gets his mind off drugs. Hunt said it's really hard and you just have to deal with it, you can't block it out. He likes to listen to music, but the thoughts are still there.


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It would be wrong to say that Too Many people are getting the Rinnegan. After The SO6P, Only one other person has had the Rinnegan...That is Madara.
What about Nagato, you say? Remember Tobi-Madara said He Gave Nagato the Rinnegan. I believe he was telling the truth. Tobi Gave Nagato MADARA'S original eyes, in order to use Nagato. Madara planned this before he died. How about Edo Madara? Well that is still Madara's Rinnegan.
What's actually going on is that Madara's Eyes are being shared and Edo Tensei'd. In truth The Rinnegan is still Rare and has only had Two Legitimate owners, that is of course if you give Madara a pass for stealing Hashirama's DNA in order to force the development of his Rinnegan in the first place.
Let me also say that Madara's Rinnegan is not on a par with the SO6P's. Why, well that is because the physical energy that energizes it (Hashirama's energy), is probably inferior to The SO6P's physical energy or even the Younger brother's. In addition, the Spiritual Energy that initiated it, Madara's, is probably inferior to SO6P's, Older Brother's, and maybe even inferior to Sasuke's spiritual energy. In effect, Madara was able to awaken the Rinnegan by using contrived methods. He succeeded, but Madara is probably a weaker Rikudou than the original.


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Jimie Dawn Jones, PO Box 1217, Huntington, Utah 84528, has been
appointed Personal Representative of the above entitled estate.
Creditors of the estate are hereby notified to: (1) deliver or mail
their written claims to the Personal Representive at the address
above; or (2) deliver or mail their written claims to the Personal
Representative's attorney, Thomas D. Sitterud, 29 North 600 East,
Price, Utah 84501; or (3) file their written claims with the Clerk of
the District Court in Emery County, otherwise present their claims as
required by Utah law within three months after the date of the first
publication of this notice or be forver barred.
Date of first and last publication: April 10 through April 24, 2012.
/s/ Thomas D. Sitterud
Attorney for Personal Representative
29 North 600 East
Price, Utah 84501
Telephone: 435-637-6060
Published in the Emery County Progress April 10, 17 and 24, 2012.


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Monitaly triple-needle shirt. That's three times the stitches, three times the soul.
By Pete Anderson
Photos by Albert Thomas and Dan Chaparian
Even to people who pay attention to boutique men's clothing--maybe you're one of these people--Monitaly is Yuki Matsuda's "other" line. Yuki and his business, Meg Company, are getting a lot of attention for his meticulously crafted, referential shoes sold under the name Yuketen. (To read more about Yuketen and see photos of next fall's lineup, check out Styleforum's preview of Yuketen F/W2010; we also have an interview with Yuki where he shares some of his inspirations). But the disproportionate attention may not last long--where Yuketen tweaks classic shapes and themes for shoes, Monitaly does it for the rest of a dudes' wardrobe. Monitaly's Fall/Winter 2010 line has a limited number of pieces but the scope of their design is wide. At (capsule), Albert and I got a look at Monitaly's impressive outerwear as well as some trousers and tailored pieces.
The most immediate impression was made by the Riders Coat--a double-breasted wool coat cut something like a peacoat, but with caped shoulders and a zip chest pocket. Yuki said the cut comes from a 1930s German motorcycle jacket. That influence and the quirky details set the coat apart from the sea of peacoats out there, even in basic navy, grey, or black melton. A grey herringbone in U.K.-woven shetland wool takes it up a notch. But it's also available in colorways that showcase Yuki's idiosyncracies--primary color stripes on a white or brown ground, referencing the Hudson Bay blankets that have kept Canada warm for centuries. For those of us not raised in an L.L. Bean catalog, a white wool motorcycle jacket with crayola stripes might require some explanations to friends and relatives, but it's pretty to think we live in a world where that isn't true.
HBC stripes on white (left) and brown (right).
The piece also shows off Monitaly's attention to detail and small perks in its garments. The coat is lined in a khaki cotton duck or blue chambray, and snaps are leather-reinforced.
Fok tried out the raglan zipper jacket, which will be available in a red windowpane fabric straight off a pair of vintage Woolrich hunting pants. The subdued colorway and tough functionality are of course right in Fok's wheelhouse as a consumer--the red in this jacket is a real step outside the box for him.
Like Fok, this jacket is all business on the outside.
But the pocket linings lay bare its/his campy soul.
Yuketen will also be offering a packer-style coat for Fall/Winter 2010. Belted and with an off-kilter buttoning point that doubles the fabric where the coat closes, the coat seems like a wintry contender, even if next winter is as miserable as this one has been for us in the midatlantic.
Coat has also been done in the red windowpane. Looks good unbelted as well.
Lastly, the Yuketen mountain parka will likely be snapped up by the 1970s mountaineering 60/40 fans, although this one is done in 100% cotton duck. The saturated red will be easy to spot from a helicopter when you're lost in Central Park or the wilds of Bushwick.
Mino and the parka.
Check out an additional rear pocket while Mino checks you out.
Monitaly is doing some trad-ass sportcoats next fall. I liked the high buttoning point on the three button (roll to two) single-breasted blazer. The lapel is shaped rather than straight, exaggerating the lapel roll. Monitaly's best pieces seem to exaggerate the coolest details without approaching caricature. My favorite fabric may have been the battleship-heavy melton wool, but I tried it out myself in brown herringbone.
The other professors will be soooo jealous. The varied metal buttons make it feel like a repaired heirloom.
Self-fabric elbow patches.
The jackets are partially lined and all seams are taped. Monitaly's not kidding with the sub-slogan "tenacious for quality."
There's also a double breasted blazer in some of the same fabrics, with an almost Tautz-level peak lapel and the same mixed-up buttons and throat latch as the single-breasted jackets--unfortunately, we didn't manage to snap a photo.
Although I was most impressed by the outerwear and jackets, the shirts and trousers were a more than adequate supporting cast. The triple needle shirts have a bigger collar than we've seen from most "workwear" lines recently, and round, peaked chest pockets. They share their chambray and wool fabrics with the coat linings and sportcoats, respectively. Chambray-lined wool hunting pants are also done in the same herringbone and charcoal fabrics. You could put together a Monitaly suit that would be guaranteed Mister Mort bait.
The production piece will be lined in lighter chambray.
Zip pockets so you don't drop your shells. Or small game. Or prophylactics.
Opening Ceremony and the Garbstore currently stock Monitaly. We'll keep you updated with who will be carrying the Fall/Winter 2010 collection.


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Even without Greinke, Dipoto says Angels' staff 'fortified and stable'
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Zack Greinke is going to have to be pulling on another team's jersey before Jerry Dipoto is willing to publicly say that the Angels are out of the race to retain his services, but the Angels general manager sure sounded like a man content to take what he's got to spring training.
Asked Thursday morning if he is ready to move on without Greinke, Dipoto said: "We are prepared to. You have to make smart decisions."
Dipoto spoke repeatedly about being "smart" and "practical," and about having a staff that is "stable." He's rebuilt the pitching staff over the past two weeks with additions of Tommy Hanson, Ryan Madson, Sean Burnett and Joe Blanton, the last two of which won't be officially signed until they pass physicals.
"We are always looking to get better, but what we've done in the last couple of days is we've put ourselves in position where we are fortified and stable," Dipoto said. "We aren't going to have to make further additions."
That answer may not sit well with Angels fans who had their hearts set on a rotation that included Greinke. However, it became increasingly clear throughout the offseason, as Greinke's rumored price tag continued to rise, that he may be out of the club's reach.
Dipoto didn't want to wait around, lose out on Greinke, and be forced to overpay even more in an even shallower marketplace of starters to find a replacement.
"We needed to take care of the Angels business," Dipoto said.
Once Blanton passes his physical, the Angels will have a starter who has pitched at least 175 innings and made at least 28 starts seven of the past eight years. He's also improved his strikeout/walk rate four years in a row. The Angels also got him for about half the price they paid for Dan Haren last year. Balancing those pluses is the fact that Blanton has a career ERA of 4.37, including 4.79 over the past three years.
"We are a pitching staff that needed to fortify our innings to make sure that we can field, 1 to 12, as competitive a pitching staff as we can field," Dipoto said. "I feel right now we have 11 guys and every one of those guys is a competitive major league pitcher. To that extent I feel we are in pretty good shape."
At the moment the Angels rotation includes Jered Weaver, C.J. Wilson, Hanson, Blanton and Garrett Richards or Jerome Williams. One of the No. 5 starter candidates will likely join a bullpen of Madson, Burnett, Ernesto Frieri, Kevin Jepsen and Scott Downs.
"We've added four major league pitchers who can pitch primary innings for us," Dipoto said. "Some have upside attached to them. Some have durability. Some have a general track record. I feel like the moves have been practical. We have plugged holes in a quality way."
In other news on the final day of the winter meetings, the Angels lost infielder Angel Sanchez to the Chicago White Sox in the Rule 5 draft. Dipoto said Sanchez was the Angels' top choice on the six-year minor league free agent market, and they had hoped he'd compete for a backup job in the majors. The White Sox will have to keep Sanchez on the major league roster all season or else offer him back to the Angels.
The Angels did not make a selection in the major league portion of the draft.
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The Buffalo Bandits today announced the remainder of the teams coaching staff for the 2014 National Lacrosse League season. Current Bandits assistant coaches Dan Teat, Rich Kilgour and Rusty Kruger will be joined by Steve Toll, Dave Pym and Rob Buchan to round out the teams staff after the Bandits made Troy Cordingley the seventh head coach in franchise history earlier this month.
Teat will enter his third season as assistant coach of the Bandits in charge of the offense. The Brampton, Ontario native and 14-year NLL veteran forward played five seasons with Buffalo from 2004 to 2008 and scored 630 points (298+332) in 195 NLL games before retiring in 2010. Teat won a Mann Cup championship as an assistant coach with the Brampton Excelsiors of Major Series Lacrosse in 2011.
Kilgour will return for his fourth season as an assistant coach with the Bandits. He joined Buffalos coaching staff prior to the 2011 season after a year away from professional lacrosse following his retirement from the NLL in 2009. He spent the entirety of his 18-year playing career (1992 to 2009) with the Bandits, serving as captain for 12 seasons from 1998 to 2009. His teams made the playoffs 13 times and won four championships (1992, 1993, 1996 and 2008).
Kilgour played in 200 career regular season games as a defensive specialist for the Bandits, scoring 317 career points (94+223). He was a part of the 1993 champion Bandits, the only team in league history to go undefeated through the regular season and playoffs (10-0). Kilgours jersey number 16 was retired by the Bandits and lifted to the rafters of First Niagara Center on April 16, 2011.
Kruger returns for a second season with the Bandits as an assistant coach and scout. The Orangeville, Ontario native and 11-year NLL veteran forward spent the 2008 season as a member of the Bandits. Kruger, who will work as an eastern region scout, scored 242 points (125+117) in 115 NLL games before retiring in 2008. Kruger has won three Canadian junior mens lacrosse Minto Cup Championships (1993, 1995 and 1996) with the Orangeville Northmen, and was also named MVP of the 1995 championship.
Toll will join the Bandits as an assistant coach and eastern scout. The St. Catharines, Ontario native and 14-year NLL transition player scored 400 points (154+246) in 196 NLL games and has served as an executive in the Canadian Lacrosse League. In his career, Toll won four NLL Championships and was awarded the first ever NLL Transition Player of the Year Award in 2007.
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AK Steel said today that, for the first time in history, the American Coke and Coal Chemicals Institute (ACCCI) bestowed its highest award for safety on two cokemaking plants in the same year, both of which are AK Steel facilities.
The Max Eward Safety Award annually recognizes the ACCCI-member coke plant having the best safety record. AK Steel's Ashland and Middletown coke plants both earned the award because employees at each location worked the entire year of 2008 while logging a safety record of zero OSHA recordable injuries.
"Congratulations to our employees at the Ashland and Middletown coke plants whose outstanding dedication to safety has earned them this prestigious recognition," said James L. Wainscott, chairman, president and CEO of AK Steel. "It is truly an historic achievement to have two AK Steel facilities earn this honor in the same year, which further demonstrates AK Steel's commitment to safety as our company's highest priority."
The awards mark the 11th time in the past 12 years that AK Steel coke plants have been selected for ACCCI's highest safety honor, and the fourth consecutive year that the Ashland coke plant received the award. The company's Middletown coke plant is now an eight-time recipient of the Max Eward Award.
"AK Steel and its employees at the company's Ashland and Middletown coke plants are to be congratulated for their extraordinary commitment to safety," said Bruce Steiner, president of ACCCI. "Their accomplishment of earning two Max Eward Awards in the same year is unprecedented. AK Steel has done a tremendous job year after year at both Ashland and Middletown to protect its most important asset—its people."
Steiner explained that the purpose of the award is to inspire and encourage ACCCI-member companies to improve their industrial safety programs and prevent personal injuries. The award is named for a former chairman of the institute's Manufacturing, Environmental, and Safety and Health committee.


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If our playtest team has it right, Tecnifibre Black Code is dangerous in the hands of an aggressive baseliner who likes to control the point with heavy spin. With its shaped profile and powerful snapback, we were more than a little impressed by how well this co-poly grabbed and rotated the ball. And though this string was fairly low-powered, we detected a slightly springy (but very controlled) launch off the stringbed. This definitely added some weight to our spin, much to the chagrin of our back pedaling opponents. Black Code's impressive response is due in part to Tecnifibre's Thermo Core Technology, which lends some welcomed flexibility and elasticity to this otherwise firm poly. Based on the relative comfort and vibration dampening we got from Black Code, this string definitely qualifies as a user-friendly poly. We think it will not only satisfy top level players in search of durability, bite and control, but it should also work well for the big swinging intermediates in search of a very playable and spin-friendly control string.
Though not as dead as some of the traditional polys we've hit, Black Code did a great job keeping our most powerful strokes inside the lines. Michelle had zero complaints, saying, "I found this string to provide me with low to medium power (more low than medium), which was perfect for me. I don't need any extra power from my strings with my fast strokes, so I prefer to find control and spin from my strings. Black Code gave me what I wanted, and wasn't overly powerful."
Andy also appreciated the moderate power level, and he even detected a little kick. He said, "I found Black Code to have a medium power level. It's not low powered and it's not high powered for a poly. The string does feel softer and a bit elastic at impact, which gives the feeling that the ball is springing off the stringbed."
Our team was definitely impressed by the spin potential of Black Code. Getting some heavy ball rotation, Andy said, "The pentagonal shape gives Black Code loads of spin potential, and its elasticity really gives the feel that the string is producing loads of 'snapback' at impact, generating even more spin and some explosive bounces."
For Michelle, the bite was just right. She said, "One of the standout features of Black Code was the extra bite it gave me on my groundies. The more time I spent with this string the more I enjoyed it. I actually appreciated the fact that it didn't have as much spin as a Black or Spiky Shark. It didn't alter my game by adding crazy amounts of spin to the ball, rather, it complemented my game by adding just enough spin. I felt comfortable banging flatter balls around and was happy to see some balls I thought I may have missed by an inch or two land right inside the baseline, always something I appreciate from my strings!"
Given that Tecnifibre has created some of the most comfortable multifilaments on the market (see NRG2 and X-One Biphase), it should come as no surprise that they found a way to build a friendlier feeling poly. Andy was impressed, saying, "Black Code felt soft, plush and very comfortable for a polyester string. The feel is somewhat muted at impact, so any jarring vibrations from an off-center hit don't get sent up into the hand and arm. It also has decent enough power, so you don't really have to slug the ball to get it moving."
"The other standout feature was comfort," said Michelle, in full agreement with Andy about the softer feel of Black Code. She added, "I have been known to enjoy firm ploys strung in the high 50s and low 60s, and they have a tendency to take a toll on my arm a day or two after a long hit. Black Code never bothered my arm at all and stiffness was never an issue. This string was very comfortable, but never mushy. For me, that's a good thing, as I don't love really soft strings because I feel like they don't let me supply as much of my own power. Black Code felt no where near as soft and plush as TCS (again, this is a good thing!), but it was noticeably softer than what you would expect from a poly. The best way to describe it is to say it was a very comfortable control string. My arm definitely appreciated this and I didn't feel any discomfort throughout the playtest, which I can't say about every string I've playtested."
Though not the crispest or most controlled poly we've hit, Black Code still managed to give our team good control. It even led to a revelation for Michelle, who said, "For me, Black Code had some decent control. I never felt like balls were flying, which means there had to have been some control in those strings! Again, I usually find the most control for my game in the stiffest polys, so it was a nice surprise to find such control in a string that didn't blow out my arm. It was really nice to be able to hit big groundstrokes and take full swings without worrying about the balls flying to the back fence. Black Code has opened my eyes a bit, making me realize that I may not have to stick with the stiffer polys at high tensions to feel like I have some control in my game!"
"Medium power = medium control," said Andy, who enjoyed the predictable response. He continued, "There was never any inconsistent response off the stringbed, so for the most part I felt in control of all my shots. The soft, elastic feel at contact does cause the stringbed to morph a bit at contact, but I was still getting more than enough control."
Black Code didn't hold any surprises for our playtesters when it came to tension maintenance. It lost tension right on schedule for Andy. He reported, "Since it's a softer string it does lose a little bit of playability over time. About average for a poly, which means I'm going to get around two weeks of playability before I start to notice a change."
Michelle noticed some tension loss, but it didn't require any serious adjustments. She said, "As with most strings, there was a dip in tension after the first couple of hours, but it wasn't horrible. I felt like it maintained its tension well after the initial drop. I wouldn't say it dropped as fast as other strings I've tested, and it definitely wasn't a deal breaker for me. Sometimes when the tension drops in strings I feel like the character of the string is compromised. I didn't feel that way with this string; I felt it maintained it's playability throughout the playtest."
Andy - "This is a great string for the polyester user who wants a nice blend of power and control with a soft, muted feel. Some people like a lively poly, others like a dead poly. Black Code lands right in the middle in terms of power level. The soft, plush feel makes the string comfortable, but there is a slight disconnect in the feel at impact."
Michelle - "Any poly player who has been playing with some of the stiffer poly strings. I think this is a great string option for someone looking for a string that does everything pretty well but isn't looking for a string to do everything for them. It feels very middle of the road, which is a positive! I don't always want a plush string or a string that will add crazy RPMs to my balls. I don't want a string to make or break my game; I want a string that complements my game and lets me do my thing, which is hit big groundies and look to transition forward!"
Andy - "The soft, plush, comfortable feel, and the nice blend of power and control. Great spin potential, too."
Michelle - "I enjoyed the fact that it wasn't overly stiff or too mushy. Comfortable! It was soft in the sense that it didn't hurt my arm at all, but still felt firm enough that I could hit big. I liked the bite it had and that bit of control that I wasn't necessarily expecting from it."
Andy - "The feel was a bit too muted, which took away some touch and feel at contact."
Michelle - "At first I felt this string was a bit vanilla, but the more familiar I became with the string the more I appreciated its subtle qualities, such as its softer feel."
Andy - "It felt a lot like MSV Focus Hex to me, with a slightly softer and muted feel. Medium power, medium control and great spin!"
Michelle - "Again, I keep coming back to comparing it to TCS - definitely not plush like TCS and not as much spin as TCS or Black/Spiky Shark. It did maintain tension better than TCS, though."
(Scores are determined by averaging individual play test scores)
|Andy's Scores
|Playability Duration
|String Movement
|Michelle's Scores
|Playability Duration
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Playtest Racquet: Wilson Blade 98 18x20
Playtest Tension: 56 lbs
Typical String: Volkl Cyclone 17g
Playtest Racquet: Babolat Pure Drive Roddick
Playtest Tension: 57 lbs
Typical String: Poly 16g
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LAWRENCE-Our beloved husband, father, brother, grandfather and dear friend, Clark W. Christensen passed away peacefully Jan. 31, 2011 at his home in Lawrence at the age of 67.
He was born in Huntington, Utah on Nov. 20, 1943 to James N. and Mary W. Wilson Christensen.
Clark was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He graduated from Emery High School before being drafted into the US Army. Clark served in Germany defending his country during the Vietnam War. Upon returning home, he fought fires for the forest service before getting a job with the Emery County Telephone Company. Clark worked for the phone company for 35 years, and he's still known to most of Emery County as "The Telephone Man".
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Clark was preceded in death by his parents, brothers, Junior, Tim and Ned; and sister, Gloria.
Funeral service, Friday, Feb. 4, 2011, 1 p.m., at the Huntington First LDS Ward (115 South 400 East) in Huntington. The family received friends at the church Friday from 11:45 a.m.- 12:45 p.m. Interment, will be in the Cleveland Cemetery with military honors accorded by the members of the Huntington American Legion Post #73. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price where friends are welcome daily. Family and friends are invited to share memories of Clark at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net


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