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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
The Wilderness Society has asked to be part of the Emery County Public Lands Council effort in drafting a bill concerning land use in the county. They presented a map in the February lands council meeting. The council members were instructed to take the wilderness society map and study it and compare it to the map the lands council has prepared. At first glance it appears the Wilderness Society map encompasses much more land than the map prepared by the lands council. In the field trips and discussion meetings the lands council map shows the areas which have been wilderness study areas and asks for wilderness designation for these areas. Other areas in need of special protection included National Conservation Areas called the San Rafael Swell Western Heritage and Historic Mining National Conservation Area and the Wild Horse Mesa National Conservation Area.
The lands council met in a work meeting recently to discuss the Wilderness Society map. Public lands director Ray Petersen led the meeting. He prepared a questionnaire with areas of concern including Mexican Mountain, Cedar Mountain, West Horseshoe Canyon, Hondu/Penitentiary, Wild Horse Mesa, Salt Wash/Moroni Slopes, upper Little Wildhorse and the Muddy Creek trail.
The council voted their preferences on the areas mentioned whether they agreed with the Wilderness Society designations for these areas. In most areas the votes were nay, they didn't agree with the wilderness society proposals; there were a couple of yes votes which meant they did agree in specific areas and there were a few question marks which meant it wasn't cut and dried, but some of these areas could be discussed. Boundaries could be discussed as well as designations. Petersen said the poll was unscientific, but he just wanted to have a direction to go in. Some areas aren't up for discussion and they would be bypassed, but there are areas where some discussion could take place. The council agreed the Muddy Creek Trail should be open.
Mark H Williams was concerned about the language for the creation of the NCA, he wants the Bureau of Land Management to be able to go in and restore the old houses at the mining sites. He would like language to reflect that. It was decided the details of the management of each particular NCA will be created in the NCA management plan after the designation is made, there will be an advisory council formed that will take care of the details of the management.
Guy Webster wants to see controlled burns and predator control allowed in the wilderness areas.
There was some discussion on if the land use bill passes will there be a hard release of the lands included in the land use bill.
Randy Johnson said yes they are working on a policy that says what's done is done and once the Emery County lands are dealt with they can't be included in future land issues. He along with Commissioner JR Nelson will be meeting with Rep. Rob Bishop on this issue as well as several other land use issues in Washington D.C. Priscilla Burton, lands council member said once the land has a label then why address it again, which is the point of the hard release of the lands.
The question was raised whether the land use bill should include the forest. No work has been done by the council on the forests, but the forest service has done wilderness inventories in the past and their data could be used. Chairperson Bruce Wilson suggested the council stick with the desert-BLM lands until that is complete and if there is time, under Rep. Bishop's time table then they could tackle the forest lands to be included in the land use bill.
The forest service already has a travel map in place which could be used. Val Payne, land use consultant said the forest service in three months will have a new planning rule and they will go back and address travel and other issues.
In the Wild Horse Mesa area, the lands council recommendation is an NCA. The Wilderness Society recommends the area for wilderness. Petersen said there would be clashes there if it was designated wilderness because there is a lot of dispersed camping in the area. The Wilderness Society also has wilderness drawn right up to the road which can cause conflicts. There are also mining interests in the area.
In the area of the West Mexican Mountain wilderness which is currently managed as a wilderness study area, the lands council recommended wilderness there and the Wilderness Society agreed, but expanded the area.
There was some discussion of the Utah School and Institutional Trustlands within the proposed land use bill. The trustlands need to be identified which will be traded out and the lands they are traded into must be identified. It will have to be dealt with if the bill is to pass. SITLA is currently working on the trustland tradeouts. The council will meet with SITLA to have these discussions. Grazers are concerned about their grazing permits should the SITLA permits pass to BLM and vice versa. Language must be in place in the bill so the trading can occur.
Petersen said one of their recommendations is to open Sid's Leap Road. Some of the roads the county wishes reopened are involved in the lawsuit at this time.
Petersen said mining rights still exist within NCA. Webster said wilderness around Goblin Valley area doesn't make sense. Johnson said valid roads can be protected within a NCA, but don't expect multiple spurs to the same area to remain open.
The Wilderness Society members, Brad Barber and Julie Mack joined the meeting. Petersen said the meeting today, wasn't to draw final boundaries, but to let the wilderness society know how the lands council feels about the boundaries and designations recommended by the wilderness society and why. Areas including the West Mexican Mountain area the wilderness society has recommended to enlarge those areas of wilderness and also the Cedar Mountain area has been enlarged on the wilderness society map.
In the Salt Wash/Moroni slopes area the lands council recommended no designation and the wilderness society recommended wilderness.
Petersen said in the West Mexican Mountain Area the BLM has it designated as a natural area, the lands council recommended an NCA in that area as opposed to wilderness. This area is a main thoroughfare to the swinging bridge and other attractions. There is an airstrip in the area and much camping and grazing. The lands council agreed that large areas of wilderness will make enforcement a nightmare especially with dispersed camping in high use areas.
Barber said in their proposals they were thinking about what makes good and manageable boundaries.
Mike McCandless, economic development director said high use areas in historical areas are not conducive to wilderness because they have more recreational uses. The council doesn't see those areas fitting the criteria for wilderness.
The wilderness society has roads marked on their map where they want further discussion at some point in the process.
The grazers expressed concern about getting into wilderness areas to fix their ponds and do maintenance work. Mack said if the work in the bill is done right to begin with problems with permittees will be minimized.
Payne said the county has been living with wilderness study areas for more than 20 years and they have been managed like wilderness. If areas become true designated wilderness then they will have a management plan where needs like the grazers have can be addressed. "We don't have that opportunity with the WSA," said Payne.
Webster spoke in particular about wilderness boundaries too close to Green River in areas slated for economic development. He disagreed with any designations in those areas near the industrial park which would limit or inhibit future development. Any areas where there might be future uranium mining were also discussed. The Swell has uranium and testing says it is low grade, but still useful. Audience member and mine owner in the Hidden Splendor area, John Anderson said one of the big reasons mining in the Swell went away was because the uranium prices went down and mining there wasn't profitable any more.
No new mining claims could be developed in an NCA, but current mining claims could reactivate within an NCA.
Many routes exist to these mining claims that have been closed off. Johnson said the explorers and geologists that developed those mines and routes are an essential part of Emery County's heritage. "I've never met a group of more optimistic people than those involved in mining exploration. Access is important. The hard work of these miners, is a core part of any designation and mining history a major part of the NCA," said Johnson.
Petersen said in the Wildhorse Mesa area where the lands council has designation as NCA, the wilderness society has wilderness designation there. Petersen said the state parks do not want wilderness there. They agree with the NCA. Barber said they want wilderness areas that are away from the dispersed camping areas.
Petersen said more field trips are needed to areas where there are questions. They will hold further work meetings in the future as the Emery County lands use bill continues to move along.


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Exeter coach Rob Baxter has made six changes to his side for Saturday's Heineken Cup clash with the Scarlets at Sandy Park.
Exeter Chiefs head coach Rob Baxter has made six changes to his starting XV for their Heineken Cup clash with the Scalets at Sandy Park on Saturday.
Into the pack come Aly Muldowney, James Hanks and Dean Mumm, whilst behind Ian Whitten, Jack Nowell and Phil Dollman are also given the nod.
"In certain positions in the squad we're pretty injury-free and when that happens and you're comfortable with the guys you've got there you've got to try to keep as many guys fresh as possible," said Baxter.
"You also want to add a bit of energy to the starting line-up as well. We've made a few changes again this weekend because we're just about halfway through a Premiership season that we want to keep playing well in.
"There are quite a few games down the line that we want to go into fresh, but we also want to keep improving.
"I don't think you necessarily do that by just wheeling out the same guys every week.
"Sometimes that's the right thing to do but it's important to keep the squad involved and keep energy levels high on the pitch."
Also featuring from the outset will be England international Tom Johnson, who is set to make his 150th appearance for the club.
Baxter has challenged his side to back-up their first-ever victory in the Heineken Cup by showing the same qualities that brought them European success in Wales a week ago.
Fresh from seeing off the Scarlets 22-16 on their own Parc Y Scarlets turf, Devon's finest entertain Simon Easterby's outfit for a second successive week in their latest Pool 5 fixture.
Again it's a crucial clash for the Chiefs, who after this weekend must next month travel to unbeaten pool leaders Clermont Auvergne before hosting defending champions Leinster.
However, buoyed by their maiden scalp Baxter is keen for his team to kick on and extend their winning streak in all competitions to seven games, particularly ahead of a busy Christmas period which will include Premiership encounters against both Gloucester and Bath.
"It's going to be interesting because it's quite rare you get this situation (where you play a side two weeks in a row)," he added.
"Now the battle is which side recovers the best, does the best preparation and backs it up with the best mindset on the day.
"The short time between last week and facing them again this weekend means we have to process the rights and wrongs of last weekend's game quickly.
"Everything is a little bit different. We did a three or four-game analysis for the first game and that stays in place, but now we add one more game to it.
"The difference is that the players have it in their bodies and minds having experienced it themselves. It is not just things they have seen on video.
"That is slightly different environment to what they are used to. Normally we haven't played a team for a few months and this is about locking horns with guys they have just played against.
"The last time we did that was in the Amlin and that was a little while ago – probably this time last year – so it is a little bit different and something that good players can adapt to.
"The Heineken Cup is a learning experience for us and this is just a slightly different one."
Meanwhile, the Scarlets welcome back Welsh international winger George North into the starting line-up for the big pride-restoring fixture.
Scarlets head coach Simon Easterby said his side had been hard on themselves in terms of their performances in Europe this season but wouldn't look back this weekend as they seek to put things right in Exeter.
"It is vital we get back momentum and you can't find a better stage than Europe to do that," explained Easterby.
"We're obviously frustrated and disappointed with our three results in the Heineken Cup – we've certainly haven't been outplayed in any of our games we just haven't maintained the intensity and execution needed throughout 80 minutes.
"The opportunity now rests with us to turn that around and with a big result this weekend we go back into the league with confidence.
"We put in a positive performance in the second half last weekend and created plenty of opportunities against Exeter.
"We've plenty of homework on them over the last couple of weeks – our mindset will be the same again that with the quality we have on the field we can go to Sandy Park with confidence and it's certainly not beyond us to get a result there.
"We know they have a very good home record, and a big, hostile atmosphere will in many ways create the kind of occasion that our players can feed off and build tempo from.
"We've been good on the road this year and we'll draw on that for the next five fixtures."
In the backs, Wales international centre Jonathan Davies captains his side again alongside fellow international Scott Williams, Liam Williams switches from wing to full-back, Gareth Maule starts on the wing with North returning from a hip injury picked up with Wales during the autumn.
In the pack, Ken Owens starts at hooker with Tongan international Sione Timani alongside former Osprey Richard Kelly.
South African signing George Earle moves to the back row for the injured Aaron Shingler alongside Johnathan Edwards and Kieran Murphy who keep their starting places from last weekend.
The teams:
Exeter: 15 Phil Dollman, 14 Jack Nowell, 13 Sireli Naqelevuki, 12 Ian Whitten, 11 Gonzalo Camacho, 10 Gareth Steenson, 9 Haydn Thomas, 8 Tom Johnson, 7 James Scaysbrook (capt), 6 Dean Mumm, 5 James Hanks, 4 Aly Muldowney, 3 Hoani Tui, 2 Simon Alcott, 1 Brett Sturgess.
Replacements: 16 Neil Clark, 17 Ben Moon, 18 Carl Rimmer, 19 Damian Welch, 20 Ben White, 21 Kevin Barrett, 22 Ignacio Mieres, 23 Luke Arscott.
Scarlets 15 Liam Williams 14 George North, 13 Jonathan Davies (capt), 12 Scott Williams, 11 Gareth Maule, 10 Aled Thomas, 9 Aled Davies, 8 Kieran Murphy, 7 Johnathan Edwards, 6 George Earle, 5 Richard Kelly, 4 Sione Timani, 3 Samson Lee, 2 Ken Owens, 1 Shaun Hopkins.
Replacements: 16 Matthew Rees, 17 Rhodri Jones, 18 Deacon Manu, 19 Johan Synman, 20 Tomás Vallejos, 21 Tavis Knoyle, 22 Dan Newton, 23 Kristian Phillips.
Date: Saturday, December 15
Kick-off: 15:40
Venue: Sandy Park
Referee: Romain Poite (France)
Assistant referees: Christophe Berdos (France), Eric Soulan (France)
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Craven County - October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and Ol' Skool Tattoos in New Bern is doing its part.
Customers wanting breast cancer awareness designs will be given a special price, and will fund the fight.
"We're actually doing these tattoos at a discount price, make them more affordable," said owner Alex Liverano, "We're not even taking out money for supplies. We're donating 100 percent of our proceeds to the foundation."
This is the third year the tattoo parlor has offered this discounted designs. Liverano says they are sending all the proceeds to CarolinaEast Medical Center because they want the money to stay in the region.
There are 24 pre-made breast cancer awareness tattoo designs at the shop. Smaller designs, like a simple ribbon, can be done on a walk-in basis. Customized designs may need an appointment.
Alex Liverano's wife, Summer, requested a customized design.
"What we drew up yesterday is a set of pink brass knuckles with the breast cancer ribbon incorporated in it. The holes in the knuckles are hearts and we have a ribbon coming off that kind of whole, you know, let's knock out breast cancer," said Alex Liverano.
Summer Liverano got the first breast cancer awareness tattoo of the month, and she got it to support her aunt's fight.
"She's in remission now. This is her first year. She had a double mastectomy," said Summer Liverano.
For those not wishing to get a breast cancer awareness tattoo but wishing to help, there is a raffle going on in the store. The cost is $5 to enter the drawing for a $150 gift certificate at Ol' Skool Tattoos.


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CG and I in more light-hearted years
First, CG was involved in an accident on the 520 bridge this Friday evening coming back from a UW MBA study session. He was okay and luckily was not assessed much blame. There are no shoulders on the bridge, no paths, no where to park.
Cancer was mentioned. Cross your fingers for Grendel.
Because I might be on my third glass now as we speak.


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By COREY BLUEMELStaff writer
Brian Barton, representing Jones and DeMille Engineering, was on hand at the recent Ferron City Council meeting to present the contract for the Millsite Golf Course project. In light of the recent Permanent Community Impact Board award to Ferron City for 71 percent of the funds to do the project, the addition to Millsite will begin as soon as possible.
"This agreement is a standard agreement. We are waiting on the feasibility study's completion. The man who was going to do the archaeology study did not get to it before the snow and now we must wait until the snow is gone for that portion to be completed. We will now enter the preliminary design phase of this project," said Barton.
He went on to explain how the project will be done. Following the archaeology study, the findings will be entered into the permit application for the Bureau of Land Management. They will issue a permit and the project can at that point be put out for bids.
After bids come in and one is accepted, the golf course addition will enter into the construction phase. Construction will take approximately three-four months. "We are working with golf course pro and designer Kris Abbeglan and he will oversee much of the construction work with us. We are hoping to have everything in place to begin construction in July," added Barton. The council approved to enter into the contract with Jones and DeMille Engineering.
In other business conducted by the Ferron City Council, bids were opened and accepted to sell several items of surplus equipment. A tractor and a Chevrolet S-10, along with other items were sold to the highest bidders. Several other items were not bid on and will be held for future sales.
Mayor Gil Conover announced the Castle Valley Special Service District is working on the Molen Ditch drainage project. He said they are working on rights of way and easements, and they have asked the city to make a request to the power company to move several power poles.
Mayor Conover also explained a project for the planning and zoning commission. He will ask them to review the subdivision rules for the city and look into softening those ordinances. The council approved the action.
Councilman Joe Trenery requested the council to approve a change in next year's budget. At the present time, the EMT budget is combined with the Fire Station budget.
He requested those two budgets be separated in the next city budget. The council approved. Also approved was the purchase of a coat for each EMT.
Councilman Trenery also requested permission to purchase and install emergency lighting in the city hall building. During a power outage, the building is so dark, anyone who is in there may have a difficult time getting outside. The council approved this action.
Mayor Conover informed the council the CVSSD has requested extra time from the Emery County Commissioners for the cities to work on their ordinances in preparation for the reduced lot size in the county.
The commissioners have allowed an extra six weeks for the cities in Emery County to prepare for the revisions in the county's building requirements in the county. CVSSD will also work on helping the cities prepare for the county ordinance change in the acreage requirement.
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You don't believe that statues can move. And you're right: they can't – of course they can't… when you're looking.
Chapter 1. The Dying Detective.
On the instructions of the mysterious Julius Grayle, Detective Sam Garner makes his way to a rundown hotel, Winter Quays. He meets a dying man, who warns him that the Angels are coming for him. But who is he? "I'm you…"
Garner runs, but suddenly, there are Weeping Angels everywhere: scrambling up the stairs, blocking the elevator, filling the corridors. He makes his way up onto the roof – but there's no escape, as the Statue of Liberty bears down on him.
Chapter 2. The Angels Take Manhattan.
Central Park, New York. Present day. The Doctor's reading. Out loud. Amy's trying to read too, and the Doctor (eventually) notices (after it's pointed out to him) that she now wears reading glasses. He tries them on for size, and begins reading her The Angel's Kiss: A Melody Malone Mystery, a book he found in his jacket pocket. He rips out the last page and puts it in their picnic basket, because "then it doesn't have to end. I hate endings."
Rory, meanwhile, goes off to fetch them some coffee. But three sinister cherubs are watching him; laughing as they follow him into the shadows….
Chapter 3. Missing in New York.
Melody Malone has been following The Skinny Guy. It's a dark New York night, and The Skinny Guy turns to see her. Melody asks him what he's doing in April 1938, and he replies: "I just went to get coffees for the Doctor and Amy. Hello, River…"
Rory finds himself in 1938, as he and River Song (that's Professor River Song to you) are threatened by two armed New Yorkers. They're forced into a car, and are driven to meet Mr. Grayle.
Chapter 4. Taking the Case.
The Doctor and Amy rush into the TARDIS, keeping track of what's happening to the Rory and River by reading the book. Amy finds the date her husband was sent back to – 3rd April 1938 – and the TARDIS tries to materialise there… but it can't. The city's full of time distortion, and the TARDIS bounces off 1938, because it's "like trying to land a plane in a blizzard." River explains to Rory that she slipped past the distortion using a Vortex Manipulator, but the Doctor needs signal to lock on to…
The TARDIS ricochets back into 2012, landing in a grave yard. Before the Doctor can stop her, Amy skips ahead in the book to page 43 and notes that, in the future, he's going to break something: "'Why'd you have to break mine?' I asked the Doctor. He frowned and said, 'Because Amy read it in a book and now I have no choice.'" And once he knows what's coming, it becomes fixed. Time can't be rewritten once you've read it.
Unseen by the pair, a gravestone reads, 'IN LOVING MEMORY: RORY ARTHUR WILLIAMS.'
Chapter 5. Night in the Statue Park.
Rory and River meet Mr. Grayle, who promptly puts the former "somewhere uncomfortable."
Rory is thrown down into the dark cellar by one of Grayle's heavies. The lights don't work, so the man chucks him a pack of matches. The henchman leaves Rory in the shadowy cellar. But he's not alone.
Mr. Grayle's a bit of a collector, and he has some very interesting items. River unveils the elephant in the room: a damaged Weeping Angel, its face contorted; silently screaming for help. More Angels are coming…
Chapter 6. The Gargoyle.
Mr. Grayle knows River as "Melody Malone: the detective who investigates Angels." He momentarily turns the lights off – and the Angel grabs River's wrist. It's too damaged to send her back in time, but she can't escape its grasp. "You're going to tell me all about these creatures," he says, turning off the lights once more. "And you're going to do it quickly."
Back in the cellar, a creepy giggle echoes off the stone walls. But using a match, Rory can only see stone cherubs scattered on the ground. The match burns out. He lights another… and the cherubs have moved.
Chapter 7. The Skinny Guy.
The Doctor locates a vase from the Chin Dynasty that is eventually acquired by Mr. Grayle, and uses it (and River's Vortex Manipulator) as a signal to lock onto 1938. After a lot of turbulence, the TARDIS materialises. The energy given off by the TARDIS' landing knocks Grayle out and the Doctor and Amy find River, still in the Angel's grasp.
"I need a hand back, "River says. "So which is it going to be: are you going to break my wrist? Or hers?" The Doctor just stares. "Oh no. Really?" She asks. "Why do you have to break mine?"
"Because Amy read it in a book and now I have no choice."
The cherubs reach out towards Rory, and he instinctively flinches, dropping another match. He quickly lights another – but it's swiftly blown out by a cherub on his left.
Chapter 8. Julius Grayle.
River is introduced to The Angel's Kiss, a book she hasn't written yet. They can't peek ahead though – spoilers! – so instead they look at the chapter titles. While Amy goes to save Rory, The Roman in the Cellar, the Doctor reads further chapter titles… until he gets to 'Amelia's Last Farewell.' He storms off, leaving River to get herself out of the Angel's reach…
Spent matches lie all over the ground. Rory's not in the cellar. The cherubs have displaced him once more – but not in time, only in space.
River locates him: not far away, at a place called Winter Quay. "You got out," the Doctor marvels. But she had to break her own wrist to do it. Feeling guilty, the Doctor repairs River's wrist using regenerative energy, and the pair and Amy rush off to find Rory.
Mr. Grayle, meanwhile, wakes up to see a statue of a woman and her son approaching him.
Chapter 9. Calling the Doctor.
With Weeping Angels on his tail, Rory enters Winter Quay, a seemingly-abandoned hotel. The elevator takes him up to a floor, and he enters the only room there.
The Doctor, Amy and River enter Winter Quay too, and the Ponds are reunited. But there's a Weeping Angel watching. And it's smiling.
Chapter 10. The Roman in the Cellar.
Waiting for Amy to return to him, an old man is also in the room. With horror, they realise it's Rory. The older Rory dies in her arms, and the Doctor realises what this means: "this place is policed by Angels; every time you try to escape, you get zapped back in time… If they could keep hold of their victims, feed off their time energy over and over again… This place is a farm."
The Angels are coming for Rory. They're going to send him back in time, and he'll eventually die an old man, in this room, in Amy's arms.
Chapter 11. Death at Winter Quay.
Rory has a plan though: if he does escape, he'll create a paradox; "poisoning the well," and killing the Angels at Winter Quay. They run, but they can't go down as the Angels are blocking the way. So they head up to the roof instead, and are greeted by the Statue of Liberty.
So Rory threatens to jump. If he dies, a paradox is created. "River said that this place would be erased from time – never existed," he reasons. "If this place never existed, what did I fall off?"Amy won't let him do it alone though: "Together. Or not at all." The Doctor and River follow them up, but too late – –
They jump.
Chapter 12. Amelia's Last Farewell.
Suddenly, they're back in the graveyard in 2012. It worked. "We got lucky! We could've blown New York off the planet," the Doctor tells them. "I can't take the TARDIS back there; the time lines are too scrambled."
They hug and head back to the TARDIS – but Rory is distracted by a gravestone: "Amy! Come see this… There's a gravestone here for someone with the same name as me." And he disappears back in time, touched by a surviving Angel, still haunting the graveyard.
"That gravestone: Rory's," Amy says, crying. "There's room for one more name, isn't there?" The Doctor begs her not to, but Amy's mind is made up: "I'll be with him. Like I should be. Me and Rory, together." She bids farewell to River, and turns to the Doctor. "Raggedy Man. Good bye."
She disappears too. 'IN LOVING MEMORY: RORY ARTHUR WILLIAMS, AGED 82, AND HIS LOVING WIFE, AMELIA WILLIAMS, AGED 87.'
The Doctor is devastated, and River tells him he needs to find someone else to travel with. When she writes the book, she'll send it to Amy to publish. "I'll tell her to write an Afterword. For you. Maybe you'll listen to her."
The Doctor rushes back to Central Park, where he finds, lying in a picnic basket, a pair of reading glasses and the last page…
Afterword. By Amelia Williams.
"Hello old friend, and here we are; you and me, on the last page. By the time you read these words, Rory and I will be long gone. So know that we lived well, and we're very happy. And above all else, know that we will love you – always.
"Sometimes I do worry about you, though. I think, once we're gone, you won't be coming back here for a while, and you might be alone, which you should never be. Don't be alone, Doctor. And do one more thing for me. There's a little girl waiting in a garden…"
The Eleventh Hour.
"She's going to wait a long while, so she's going to need a lot of hope. Go to her. Tell her a story. Tell her that if she's patient, the days are coming that she'll never forget. Tell her she'll go to sea and fight pirates. She'll fall in love with a man who'll wait two thousand years to keep her safe. Tell her she'll give hope to the greatest painter who ever lived, and save a whale in outer space."
In Leadworth, little Amelia Pond sits on her suitcase, waiting in the garden for her magical Doctor – her Raggedy Man – to come back for her. The rasping and grinding noise of ancient engines fills the sky, as Amelia looks up, happily.
"Tell her… This is the story of Amelia Pond. And this is how it ends."


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any pics of the costumes?
any pics of the costumes?
This really looked like the girl forgot the upper part of her costume at home.
This Polish woman comes across as a powerful skater, nice fast fabulous spins, hands down on one triple jump, fall on the 2A, but not too shabby with the rest (couple pops & I think at least one triple turned into a double), but not bad at all.
Such a pity about Anna's missed jumps. Otherwise it is such an interesting and expressive program!
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OMG, Elene! Pleeease.
Love it!!!!!!! The little spitfire from the 2002 Olympics whom made the last group!
Did two back spirals into 2A, I mean she did this twice, what flexibility & power. She did fall on one jump, forgot which one, was so into her routine that I started tightening up & then she did as well, lol.
OK. Could have been worse. Just one fall.
Very nice skate from Elene. To bad she two footed her 3x3 at least she went for it.


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Canucks Fans: Still the Worst (Sometimes)
Thomas Drance
October 11 2012 10:25AM
A digital mob attacked the girl who wrote this message.
Canucks fans - as a group - are savvy. Generally they understand the value of a guy like Chris Higgins - whose contributions extend past what you see in the boxscore. Canucks fans - as a group - donate a lot of money to charity. In the past they've got behind initiatives like Five Hole for Food, Road Hockey to Conquer Cancer, or Scrabble Tournaments with Tanner Glass with zeal. Canucks fans - as a group - support their team voraciously through thick and thin.
But as we've seen repeatedly, and again on Wednesday night, Canucks fans (as a group) are terrible when it comes to keeping things in perspective.
Read on past the jump.
Now of course, I don't mean to lump everyone in together. The majority of Canucks fans didn't threaten and harass a teenage girl last night, but some did, and it serves no purpose to deny how that gives the entire fan-base yet another in a long line of black eyes. From the repeated harassment of local legend Milan Lucic, to the occasional riot - Canucks fans too frequently let their love of the game and their loyalty to the team get the best of them.
Last night, as vomiting Canadian super-duper star Justin Bieber opened the Canadian leg of his tour, some of his fans wrote messages of appreciation on a wall that has traditionally acted as a space for fans to commemorate the memory of beloved grinder Rick Rypien.
This "defacing" of the ad hoc memorial wall set off a firestorm of recriminations on Twitter, with the picture that leads off this post being widely shared. I nearly wrote about this subject last night, but decided against it because I didn't want to bring a digital mob down on the head of poor, ignorant Simran Mann whose name appears clearly in the picture above. I guess I should've just written the post anyway, because that digital mob brought their pitchforks and would've done so, regardless of anything I wrote on the subject. Erik Rolfsen and Deadspin have both curated the backlash this morning.
A Canucks fan named Jared has attempted to clean off the Bieber related markings this morning, with limited success (image courtesy Jesse Johnson):
As you can see, there are many names on that wall besides Simran's. But the photo with her name was the one that was widely shared initially, and so she had to deal with the brunt of the rage emanating from a particularly irrational fan-base (she eventually locked and then deleted her account).
The entire episode, beyond being stupid and ugly is also incredibly unfair. What was directed at Simran is a pretty clear example of bullying, which obviously runs contrary to the ideals behind MindCheck.ca - the mental health resource the Canucks started in honour of Rypien.
As I've written previously, Canucks fans have always been particularly possessive of Rick Rypien's memory, so it's not a surprise that the defacing of "his" wall by teenage Beliebers engendered such outrage. Most likely, some Bieber fans saw a wall with writing on it and began to write Bieber related junk without understanding why the wall was important to so many people.
Their actions were ignorant and, yes, disrespectful but that doesn't excuse what came afterwards. Yet again the dark underbelly of Canucks fandom revealed its irrational, aggressive self and the bullying of Simran Mann is every bit as ignorant in my view, as her graffiti was.
I'd plead for people to remember that it's "just hockey" but Rypien's memory and the space that fans have used to commemorate him isn't "just hockey." It really is more than that. Rypien's battle with depression and mental illness have inspired a lot of people I know personally, in addition to many of this sites loyal readers.
Rypien's memory is rightly cherished and any touchstones to it are held to be sacred. So, while I understand why the scribblings of babes were viewed as such an affront in this case, the leap that some made from "wow what a bunch of jerks" to "let's get that one teenage girl whose name we saw on that photo on Twitter" boggles the mind. The fuck is wrong with people?
October 11 2012, 11:47AM
Canucks Fans: Still the Worst (Sometimes) Thomas, agreed. Thanks for bringing attention to this. However get rid of the brackets and word between them.
Canucks Fans: Still the Worst (Sometimes) Thomas, agreed. Thanks for bringing attention to this. However get rid of the brackets and word between them.
It still blows me away that when Canucks fans try to have a moment of much needed serious introspection, a troll (from Alberta, of course) has to interrupt with the easy cheap shot. This reminds of the time Dave Staples, Edmonton Sports writer, didn't like a comment my sister made by the Oilers, so he quickly threw her name out for his twitter mob to harass and bully her.
Anyhoo, as a resident of Vancouver, this sort of behavior from the underbelly really bothers me. I don't know how to change it. Beyond my own behavior I have no control and that bothers me.
I mused about this last night, I wonder if this sort of response wouldn't be more tempered if we didn't collectively as North Americans act like "Beliebers" are less then regular people. I imagine the fact that she was a Bieber fan made her a target for these sorts of people well before she defaced something important to them.
October 11 2012, 01:37PM
Kaybee....I apologise for the cheap shot. It was uncalled for. It was a leftover from my trip to OilerNation. You make a valid point, worthy of sharing with NucksNation. Thanks.
October 11 2012, 02:47PM
Hockey hooligans, not hockey fans are responsible for this. The fact the "fans" doing this are waving Canuck colours is moot. This sort of thing can happen in any city with any sport.
4 Dodger "fans" beat a Giants fan so badly on opening day, that he now has permanent brain damage.
A couple years ago, Habs "fans" rioted after defeating Pittsburgh (Not Montreal's first hockey related riot either.)
There are countless examples of these trouble makers using sports as a reason to run amok. Calling Canuck fans the worst, based on the actions of a very small few is irresponsible.
Pile, the apology is appreciated. :)
Klepto, "other fans do it " maybe true but there's still no excusing such behavior.
...and also shouldn't be used as an excuse to avoid admitting their is a bad problem with this aggressive underbelly.
October 11 2012, 03:28PM
Kaybee, The point I was trying to make wasn't "Other fans do it" I was trying to say that the people that do these things are not fans at all, regardless of the sport or team. This aggressive underbelly you speak of is not specific to sports. It's human nature and cannot be stopped. The only thing that us fans can do about it is to distance ourselves from the ones that are causing problems.
Am I the only one who thinks that this girl was actually out of line?
Ryp was a hardworking guy who for one reason or another caught a bad break & lost his life. His story touched & impacted a lot of people in this city, thus the wall.
Bieber is... well Bieber.
Hopefully this girl, and any who come after her, will think before she defaces a memorial for a teenage pop star.
This isn't about "Canucks fans" as you put it. This is about Respect. She didn't show any respect when she signed that wall, and that's why she got flamed on twitter.
(just for the record i didn't flame her, i would never do that either)
October 11 2012, 03:50PM
mr right,
The girl was out of line, and she did deface a memorial.
She is just a kid though, and if people were a little more level headed, they would have made sure she learned a valuable lesson in respect, as opposed to villainizing her.


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Posted on 11/19/2012 8:37:11 AM PST by yoe
During his stop in Burma earlier today, President Obama repeatedly mispronounced the name of Aung San Suu Kyi, the Nobel laureate and former political prisoner who has led the struggle for a free and democratic Burma.,P.
From the Associated Press:
As Obama stood next to the worlds most recognized democracy icon, he mispronounced her name repeatedly.
Ever gracious, Suu Kyi did not correct her American guest for calling her Aung YAN Suu Kyi multiple times during his statement to reporters after their meeting.
Proper pronunciation for the Nobel laureates name is Ahng Sahn Soo Chee.
Whats more, Obama also botched the name of his official host, Burmas reformist new president, Thein Sein.
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Not to brush anything off Obama, but there's a lot of Asian names that are difficult to pronounce.
I've never understood this. I know they have things like protocol officers (or droids) who will set him up correctly. I think he might be believing his own press and might not think he needs them.
Which is how he ends up bowing and scraping to others and mispronouncing CORPsmen.
Ha! What a maroon!
Hear it from the horse's mouth.
I give him a pass on that.
It doesn't translate well into his native language... whatever that might be.
When you combine an executive of limited intelligence with bad staff work that is what you get.
It's just that... if it had been Bush, it would be the headline of NYT. Jon Stewart, David Letterman, and SNL would base a week's worth of jokes on it, and the entire entertainment and journalism industry would devote their LIVES to making sure every single person in the USA was aware of it, embarrassed by it, and will never forget it for as long as they live.
This is done on purpose as a way to insult the human rights lady and bow to the evil Burma government.
You'd think on the trip over on AF-1 he would practice pronouncing his hosts' names. But that would take work.
At least he did not call them corpse-men.
So who is surprised about this? Certainly not the corpse men!
No, why waste time coming up with an excuse for the enemy?
Bush was expected to get names right, and was ridiculed if he didn't.
It's all about "fairness", isn't it?
Obama is an idiot.
OMG! I hadn't seen that one before.
Never having heard or spoken the word "Orion" really shows Obama's level of basic education and lack of intellectual curiosity. At least beyond what one needs to become a community organizer.
That Bronco Bama, what pranks will he get up top next?
We have in this president a disreputable, malicious, drug fiend fagot bent on the destruction of all that is good and sacred. Evil is defined by Barack. He is the quintesseitial demon among us. Any who doubt he is anti Christ have no understanding of Christ.
He didn't mistakenly mipronounce anything. Democracy is such an anethema to that islamist that he would use it as code to pass a command to murder, rape and pillage at will to his fellow jihadis.
Ptuh! The damned jackal.
I'm not surprised. The moron CIC pronounces corpsman "Corpse Man". Does he even know what a corpsman does?
Hey. He's Barack. He's a diva. He doesn't need to practice.
Tawdry? Does she have a friend named Jenny Diver?
Beat me to it.
I was going to comment on Paw khee stawn myself.
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Be forgot
And never brought to mind
Should auld acquaintance
Be forgot
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|According to the OT error-driven ranking model of language acquisition, the learner performs a sequence of slight re-rankings triggered by mistakes on the incoming stream of data, until it converges to a ranking that makes no more mistakes. Two classical examples are Tesar & Smolensky's (1998) Error-Driven Constraint Demotion (EDCD) and Boersma's (1998) Gradual Learning Algorithm (GLA). Yet EDCD only performs constraint demotion, and is thus shown to predict a ranking dynamics which is too simple from a modelling perspective. The GLA performs constraint promotion too, but has been shown not to converge. This paper develops a complete theory of convergence of error-driven ranking algorithms that perform both constraint demotion and promotion. In particular, it shows that convergent constraint promotion can be achieved (with an error-bound that compares well to that of EDCD) through a proper calibration of the amount by which constraints are promoted.
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WE'RE HEARING that trailing documents continue to be a major pain for servicers. And it's not just about keeping tidy loan files. A few years ago, First American Real Estate Solutions estimated that late docs were costing servicers an average of $21 per loan in their portfolios. Let's see, if you have a million loans on the books that would come to…a lot of money!
Trailing docs can be particularly painful when lenders try to foreclose upon a mortgage default. Just ask Bank of America, which in at least one case had a bankruptcy judge rule that a $211,000 mortgage wasn't enforceable because the bank couldn't produce the mortgage note on a timely basis.
Today, the problem is only incrementally better. County recorders, especially in the nation's urban areas, have eased the hassle by creating online systems to retrieve mortgage notes. Currently, a little more than a third of recording jurisdictions offer some type of online access to obtain recording documents, but those jurisdictions account for about 60% of transactions.
And it hasn't helped decongest the most common paperwork to go missing from loan files: the title insurance policy.
It's not because title attorneys and closing agents are lazy or incompetent—at least not most of the time.
The problem is the way title insurance policies are made in the first place, Joellen Raiti, a vice president at Nationwide Title Clearing, told me. The "long form" of title insurance policies cannot be issued until after the mortgage is recorded, so the documentation doesn't even exist until after the loan is made. Similarly, the mortgage security instrument is not created at the closing table, so lenders rely on county recorders to forward the note. Those documents necessarily trail behind documents created at the closing table."
Raiti told me that to ease the document retrieval burden, servicers need help from originators. Underwriters review and audit loan files before sending them off to lenders, but backlogs at county recording offices and title issuance delays mean many loan files go out incomplete.
"There are so many points in that process where anything can break down," Raiti said. "If the county has a backlog of a few months, that can be a big problem."
In a recent white paper Raiti penned for NWTC, the company said that lenders should aim to make sure that fewer than 20% of outstanding documents are aged 60 days or more. In addition, lenders should try to meet investor delivery deadlines 90% of the time.
To ensure that all the documents come in, especially title work, lenders need to have complete and accurate contact information for the firm or agent who closed the transaction.
In the wake of the mortgage industry crisis, the industry has faced an enhanced focus on auditing loan files, Raiti said.
"In the last year and a half, specifically, the counties are being a little faster. Title policies are coming back a little faster, too. That's what we are seeing. It's all about documentation and making sure everything is accurate and complete."
For their part, servicers usually take a wait-and-hope approach to trailing documents, hoping they will come in on their own. Most handle the initial document auditing function in-house, but they often hire a vendor such as NWTC to retrieve documents that remain outstanding after a certain time period.
Sherry Doza, strategic account manager for document solutions at CoreLogic Mortgage Analytics, agreed that title policies "are one of the toughest trailing document problems." In part because of changing regulatory requirements, she told me that lenders are reviewing their trailing and aged documents earlier in the process than in the past.
"In addition to maintaining regulations and guidelines, lenders are challenged with monitoring and following up on outstanding trailing documents as county record and turn times vary by county."
Online access to recording records is a bonus, but it's often not free, she noted.
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WASHINGTON — One of the country's most prominent gay rights groups is criticizing the White House after President Obama's chief spokesman said that an executive order barring discrimination against federal contractors would be "redundant" if Congress passes a White House-supported Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA).
The Human Rights Campaign lashed out against the White House on Friday after White House press secretary Jay Carney a day earlier seemed to suggest that the executive order being advocated for by the LGBT community was unnecessary. ENDA has passed the Senate but is stalled in the GOP-led House
"I think if the law passed -- now, I'm not a lawyer… I haven't read every sentence of the law, but I think if the law passed that broadly banned this kind of employment discrimination, it would make redundant an executive order," Carney said.
But the Human Rights Campaign says ENDA would provide basic protections against workplace discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity and the executive order is still necessary.
"We couldn't disagree more," the group said in a statement. " An executive order first issued by President Johnson still, today, provides important and unique protections for employees of federal contractors against discrimination based on race, sex, religion -- despite the fact that Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 protects against such discrimination in workplaces across the country. Even if ENDA were to pass tomorrow, we'd still need the president to sign the executive order in order to ensure that those same protections exist for LGBT workers."
On Friday, White House deputy press secretary Josh Earnest underscored the administration's support for ENDA.
"The fact of the matter is our position on legislation that would codify into the law that individuals can't be discriminated against at work just because of who they love — we strongly support that legislation," Earnest said. "We urge Congress to pass that legislation, and that is what our position is."
The Human Rights Campaign is generally supportive of Obama's policies. But the group's president, Chad Griffin, expressed frustration with Obama earlier this year when the president did not include a push for ENDA in his State of the Union Address.


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Hey, figured I'd start a thread for this movie now that it's out. (and now that I've seen it.)
I have read the book so it was a good, I wish they expanded on more things and kinda killed off the love interest however thats how things kinda have to go when you do a Book to Movie conversion.
Spoiler!I know since it's a graphical medium you need to show the final battle scenes with such detail. It's what people want to see however I personally would have enjoyed it more if they under played it.
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