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The Bauer Vapor XR2 Roller Hockey Skate is a solid price point model with a multi-surface wheel setup. The XR2 utilizes the same outsole and frame as the XR1, but offers a 78A XR2 wheel and Abec 7 bearing. The footbed on the XR2 is a molded comfort EVA for some additional stability. The tongue featured on the XR2 is a 2-piece felt that comfortably wraps around the leg.
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From: Justin, TN
Comments: These are great skates, they feel just like my Bauer ice hockey skates. If you have used Bauer for ice hockey skates before, the boot on this is very similar. Sturdy construction and good wheels for indoor or outdoor. They take a little while to get broken in though, not supposed to be baked.
From: Christian, KS
Comments: These are the first pair of roller hockey skates that I have owned. Inline Warehouse provided a fast response when I e-mailed them with questions regarding their skates. I decided to pay $25 more and went with these skates instead of the XR1s. Overall, I am happy with my purchase. If asked, I would recommend them.
From: Drew, Des Moines, Iowa
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From: Jay, MI, USA
Comments: The skates are good. I have boney ankles so the ankle padding is a little uncomfortable. Wheels and bearings are ok, but will replace. As with any skate or shoe, get insoles.
From: J.A., NY
Comments: Very comfortable skate. I do recommend them for indoor because they wear quick on the outdoor spaces. I've had them for about a month and i would recommend them for someone who plays one or twice a week. Wheels could be better.
From: David, San Diego, CA
Comments: The skates are good. I have boney ankles so the ankle padding is a little uncomfortable. Wheels and bearings are ok, but will replace. As with any skate or shoe, get insoles.
From: J.A., NY
Comments: Good Skate just replace the pad with a shoe one or jellin thing then it feels amazing
From: Kev
Comments: I had these for about 1 month and I like them very much. Very comfortable skates, the padding around the ankle is great. Overall a great skate for the price. Only complaints are that they are a bit heavy (compared to my previous pair) and the wheels aren't the best. Most of mine are wearing just fine, but I have one that is beginning to wear a long line right in the middle of the wheel. I would recommend these for anyone looking for a comfortable pair of skates and plays no more than 2-3 times per week. Replace the bearings with a better set and you'll be able to fly. I replaced the mission bearings on the skates with Swiss bearings I bought last year and they are much better.
From: Tony, PA, USA
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Volleyball Camp
July 14-15, 9-11 a.m.
$35, 5th Grade and under.
July 16-18, 9 a.m. to noon, $65, 6th-8th Grade. Call Kris Bell 749-2239.
Mental Health First Aid Training
July 15 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Price Health Department. lunch will be provided by Four Corners. There will be a $20 fee to cover the cost of the book. RSVP to Meranda Saccomano, email@example.com or 637-2358 by July 11. More information can be found at www.mentalhealthfirstaid.org/cs/faq. The class instructor is Jonathon Fauver.
4-H Robotics Club to meet
Youth ages 9 and up are invited to attend a Robotics Club sponsored by USU Extension and 4-H. Initial meeting will be held July 15 and 17 at 4 pm. There will be a fee attached to this club. Meeting will be held in the Swell Conference Room, Old Courthouse in Castle Dale. For more information, call Christine Jensen at 381-3539. Limited enrollment.
Young ladies from Ferron, Emery and Clawson who are seventh grade age and up to 24 years of age are invited to enter the Miss and Jr. Miss Peach Days Pageants. Applications can be picked up from Ferron City Hall during their regular business hours. Deadline for entry is July 18. The Pageants will be held Saturday, August 9. For more information, contact Savannah at 609-7030, Melinda at 749-1772 or Julie at 609-9250.
Little girls from Ferron, Emery and Clawson who are ages 3 to 12 are invited to enter the Little Miss Peach Blossom Pageant. Applications can be picked up from Ferron City Hall during their regular business hours. Deadline for entry is July 18 with no exceptions to this deadline. Entry fee is $10. The Pageant will be held Friday, August 8. For more information, contact Savannah at 609-7030, Melinda at 749-1772 or Julie at 609-9250.
Stock Show
The Southeastern Utah Junior Livestock show will be July 9-12 at the Ferron Rodeo Grounds.
Join the celebration
"Dirt Dynasty" aka Emery Town. Get creative and enter your float in the annual Pioneer Day parade. Line-up begins at 9:15 a.m. on Saturday, July 19th. Come early and enjoy breakfast served by the Emery Town Fire Department. Come join the fun in Emery Town!
Movie in the park
July 9 at dusk, Mayors park in Ferron. The movie will be Babe. July 14, the movie will be Planes, July 18, the movie will be Against the Wild. Don't forget your chairs and blankets. The event is free and sponsored by the Ferron City Youth Council. They will be selling concessions. Please don't send children unattended.
Fair Parade
The Emery County fair is looking for entries for the parade on Aug. 2 at 10 a.m. The fair theme is Homegrown Energy the Backbone of America. You can enter online at emerycounty.com on the recreation page.
Can you dance?
There will be a dance competition on July 31 from 2-4 p.m. at the Emery County Fair. Different age groups and categories. Prizes awarded. Contact Shelby Bagley for more information and to sign up at 749-2589
Fair Quilt Challenge
Pick up your fat squares at local libraries and make a quilt to be auctioned off at the Emery County fair to benefit the Clint Conover family. For more information call Kalynn Fail at 749-1415.
Battle of the Bands
Friday Aug. 1 will be the battle of the band competition for the Emery County Fair. The time is from 6:30 until 10 p.m. To sign up your band call the recreation office at 381-2108. Prizes awarded and the chance for your band to move on in the competition. Two stages will be placed in the ball fields at the fairgrounds for the competition. $1,000 cash prize.
Combined Class Reunion
For graduating classes 1967 - 1971 on Aug. 2 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Emery High School lunchroom. Bring a treat to share of $5.
Cleveland Library
Summer Storytime at the Cleveland Library begins on Monday, June 9 and continues until Monday, July 14. Younger storytime (ages 3-6) is at 10:30 a.m., and older storytime (ages 7-12) is at 1:30 p.m.
Dinosaur Camp Adventures
Join 4-H and the Museum of the San Rafael for three fun-filled days of dinosaur adventures at the museum. July 14-16, $10, lunch is provided. Must be 8 years old or older.
For more information or to register, contact the 4-H office at 381-2381 or come to our office in the old courthouse.
Pioneer Days
Emery Town will celebrate Pioneer Day with a rodeo on Friday, July 18th, and lots of activities on Saturday, July 19th. Vendors welcome. Contact the Town Office at 286-2417 for a Vendor Application.
DUP Fundraiser
The Huntington Camp of the Emery County DUP are raising funds to refurbish their museum. They will raffle off a quilt. Contact DUP members to purchase tickets.
Readers wanted: Interested in reading books and discussing books. Join Castle Dale Libraries Book Club! We meet the second Thursday every other month. Everyone welcome. The library is a great place to get started on some new goals for 2014.
Grand opening. Enroll now. Let NCSF certified personal trainer, Cassie Taylor and Kristy Guymon, with ten years track and cross-country coaching experience, help you achieve your New Year's resolution of becoming a healthier you. Castle Dale Rec. Center: Burn it up: Tue., 12:30 p.m/8 p.m. and Thur., 8 p.m. Enlighten: Mon/Thur, 7 p.m.. Hi-lite: Mon/Thur, 8 p.m. Ferron Fairgrounds: Enlighten: Mon/Thur, 5:10 a.m.. Hi-lite: Tue/Fri, 5:10 a.m. $45 a months; includes all classes, tracking and nutrition help. $35/12 class punch-card (class participation only). Call 749-7142 or 749-2653.
Emery County Recreation office is open
The office will be open to the public from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday. Friday 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. For more information, call 381-2108.
VFW Ladies Auxiliary
Meet the second Friday of the month at 1 p.m., 189 N. Carbonville Rd., 637-7424.
Castle Dale Library
Preschool Story Time is held Tuesday's at 1:00 p.m. at the Castle Dale
New Life Ministries
Has moved into their new church at 5194 N. Hwy. 6. Sunday service 10 a.m. Worship/prayer service, Wed. at 6 p.m. AWANA Bible Club for children 5 year old-6th grade, Thur. at 6 p.m. Youth ministry for 7-12 grade, Tue. at 7 p.m. Visit www.newlifeutah.com.
Story time
Story time is not for sitting quietly. It's not just reading, it's for bringing stories to life in a whole new way. It's a playground for your mind. The Emery County Public Libraries offer pre-school story time. To find out what day and time check the libraries web page at lib.emerycounty.com
At the Old Huntington City Hall. Mon. & Wed. - Zumba - 6:00 a.m., R.I.P.P.E.D. - 6:30 p.m.
Tues. & Thurs. - Turbokick - 6:00 a.m., Pump (weights) 6:00 p.m. and Zumba - 7:15 p.m.
Saturday - R.I.P.P.E.D. - 8:30 A.M.
For information call - Cheryl - 749-0439.
Ceramics For Fun in Emery
New stuff arriving all the time!! Hours: Tue - Thurs 10-5. Fri -Sat 10-8.
Southeastern Utah District Health Department
Immunization Clinic
Hours are: Monday 8:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. and Wednesday 3:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. The office is located at 25 West Main Street in Castle Dale. Call 435-381-2252 for more information
Emery High School "Military Honor Wall"
Emery High School has created an "Honor Wall" to recognize Emery High students who have served in the Armed Forces from 2000 to the present. We would like a 5x7 photo in military dress, if possible. Please include name, branch of service, rank, active duty address, and deployments. Mail photographs and information to Linda Wilberg, Emery High School, Box 499 Castle Dale, UT 84513 or e-mail them to firstname.lastname@example.com.
We would also appreciate any active duty pictures for the display case.
If you have questions or if you have information about our EHS military personnel call 435-381-2606 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Stitches From The Heart
Stitches From The Heart needs volunteers to knit, crochet or quilt blankets, little sweaters and hats for babies in need. These items are donated to hospitals all over the country. Patterns available. Donated yarn appreciated for our seniors. Toll free 877-985-9212 or e-mail us at email@example.com or write us at 4572 Telephone Road, #909, Ventura CA 93003. Our web site www.stitchesFromTheHeart.org.
Lodge meetings
Orient Lodge #15 Free And Accepted Masons Of Utah - Regular meetings for
Orient Lodge #15 F&AM In Green River, Utah are on the first Mondays of the month at 7 p.m. The Lodge is located at 30 West 3rd Ave. Green River, UT
84525. Call Sean Bailey - Senior Warden for more information 435-650-8033.
687-9746 with questions.
Bread of Life
112 West 400 North Huntington. Sunday service 2 p.m. For more information call Pastor Bob Wells at 650-0556.
Castle Dale Independent Baptist Church
Sunday school, 10 a.m. Worships service, 11 a.m. Youth Group 6 p.m. Bible study is on Wednesday at 7 p.m. Call 381-2975 for more info.
Desert Edge Christian Chapel
Worship service 10 a.m. Sunday school follows worship service. Youth group, 10:15 a.m. Bible study, Monday at 6 p.m. AWANA Club, Wednesday at 6 p.m. Call 687-2933 or visit our website www.desertedge.info.
Bible Study
Bible studies are being conducted by the Seventh-day Adventists of Emery County on Saturdays from 9:30 a.m.-noon at the home of Robert and Elsie Law, 1065 East 300 North (Bench Road), Ferron. Everyone is welcome to come. For more information, call 384-2424 or 384-2447.
Huntington Youth
City Council
Come and Join! Any and all youth ages 12-18 are encouraged to join the Youth City Council. For questions contact Laneea Cowley at 749-0403
Youth Council meetings are held at the Huntington City Hall at 4:30 p.m. the last Thurs. of each month.


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Preventing Gender Based Violence
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Dr. Mei Zhen comments on the value of working face-to-face with Harvard collaborators as a Radcliffe fellow to create a comprehensive neuronal map of the juvenile C. elegans, the pin-head sized nematode worm.
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Iraqi Parliament Elects Speaker in Effort to Form New Government
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Parts of the world are facing a new "demographic time bomb," one that threatens skyrocketing health care and pension costs as populations age. "It was really a shocking realization that this was happening," said Mary Brinton, whose work explores declining fertility rates in postindustrial societies.
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PRICE-LaVee Young Wilde, age 84 passed away Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2007 at Castleview Hospital. She was born Dec. 26, 1922 in Huntington, Utah to Guy L. Young and Mable Leonard Young. LaVee graduated from North Emery High School in 1941 where she received a special award in music. She married William Bert Wilde, March 1, 1942 in Malad, Idaho. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Idaho Falls, Temple. He died June 25, 1993.
LaVee was a devoted member of the LDS Church. During her life time she fill numerous church positions, including, meeting house librarian, ward librarian and served as a name extractor, extracting more than 20,000 names. LaVee devoted her life to teaching, helping and serving others, she worked as an LPN for 20 years. She lived most of her life in Carbon and Emery counties. She loved her yard, flowers, music, singing in ward and stake choirs all of her life. LaVee enjoyed oil painting for herself and family, but most of all she loved her home and her family.
LaVee is survived by her two sons, Rodney (Bonnie) Wilde of Price and Jan Wilde of Price; brothers and sisters, Bernice Nelson of California, Alice Conover of Ferron, Kent (Charlotte) Young of Price, Bevan (Yvone) Young of Price, Willard (Jean) Young of Huntington; grandsons, Derek Wilde, Brian Wilde both of Price, Brandon (Amber) Wilde of Price, Justin (Heather) Wilde of Price; great-grandchildren, McKenzie Wilde, Kenneth Wilde, Brooklyn Wilde, Joshua Hansen and Calley Wilde.
She is preceded in death by her parents, husband, daughter-in-law; Lisa Wilde, sister, Nan Cramer, granddaughters, Berdette Richardson and Janette Wilde
Graveside services were held at 2 p.m. Monday, Oct. 22, 2007 at Huntington Cemetery. As per her request there will be no public viewing. Services are under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
PRICE-Our loving husband, father, grandfather, brother, and longtime friend, Louis Pestotnik Jr., age 86, passed away Oct. 17, 2007 at home after a lengthy illness.
He was born Nov. 26, 1920 in Scofield, Utah to Louis Pestotnik Sr. and Helen Pongrantz.
Married Mary Glorioso, April 25, 1953 at Notre Dame Church in Price.
Louis served in the European Theatre during WW II where he received the Bronze Star. Served under General Patton's Third Army, where he was awarded three battle stars and a combat infantry badge. He was a life member of the V.F.W. and the D.A.V.
Member of the Catholic Church and former Knight of Columbus where he was the Faithful Navigator and District Deputy. Member of S.N.P.J. Lodge # 113 since 1938. Louis was the secretary and treasurer for District 22 of the U.M.W.A. for five and a half years and a retired member of Kaiser Steel Local # 9958.
He was actively involved in the AARP where he was the chapter president of the Castle Country AARP for two years, assistant state director for Area 8, and assistant area vice president for Wyoming, Utah, Montana, and Colorado for four years. He also served as the area coordinator for 55 And Alive for many years.
Louis enjoyed fishing, hunting, and spending time with his family and grandchildren. He will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved him.Survived by his wife, Mary Pestotnik, Price; three sons and one daughter, Stanley (Colleen) Pestotnik, Sandy, David (Lea Ann) Pestotnik, Casper, Wyo., Denise (Tim) McCallum, Price, Gary (Cindy) Pestotnik, Layton; sisters, Helen Etzel, Price, Louise Kankelborg, Butte, Mont.; and many loving grandchildren.Preceded in death by his parents, brother, Tony; sister, Mary Bezyack; and a infant sister.
Funeral Mass, Saturday, Oct. 20, 2007, 10 a.m., Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church, with the vigil service beginning at 9:30 a.m. The family will receive friends at Mitchell Funeral Home Friday evening from 7-8 p.m. and at the church Saturday one hour prior to mass. Committal service, Price City Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers the family suggests contributions to Rocky Mountain Hospice or Notre Dame Catholic Church.
FERRON-Virginia Jewkes, age 90, our loving mother, grandmother, great grandmother, great-great-grandmother and friend passed away Saturday, Oct. 20, 2007 at the Emery County Care and Rehabilitation Center. Virginia was born April 23, 1917 in Tooele, Utah to Pearl Farnworth. She married Bernerd Jewkes on Dec. 19, 1923.
Virginia spent her life in Castle Dale, Salt Lake City, California and the last 41 years in Ferron. She moved to Ferron to be close to her daughter and grandchildren, always being there when they needed her. She will be remembered as a loving and giving person always doing things for others.
Virginia is survived by her three daughters: Jackie Zwahlen of Ferron, Utah, Virgie Creech and Elaine Hampton both of California. Grandchildren: Jeff and Kitty Zwahlen of Waimanolo, Hawaii, Lonie and Marcie Zwahlen of Ferron, Utah, John and Brandy Zwahlen of Fairfax, Va. and Bernerd Zwahlen of Kanadahar, Afghanastan; grandchildren, Ricky, Gloria, Mark and Steven Hampton, and Frank and Gina Griffin and Floy Creech all of California; several great and great-great grandchildren; and one very special niece and nephew, Tim and Debbie Jacobson of Norwalk, Calif.
Virginia is preceded in death by her mother: Pearl, husband Bernerd; brother and sister-in-law: Don and Aileen Jacobson; and a son-in-law: John Zwahlen.
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Friday, Oct. 26, 2007 at Fausett Mortuary in Castle Dale, 720 North Center Street. A viewing will be from 6-8 p.m. Thursday at Fausett Mortuary in Castle Dale, and a half hour Friday prior to the services. Interment will be at the Orangeville City Cemetery, under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
CARBONVILLE-John Ferron Lister, age 66, passed away peacefully Oct. 19, 2007 at his home.
He was born May 30, 1941 in Duchesne, Utah to John Henry and Laree Young Lister.
Married Delilla Giles, May 23, 1957 in Salt Lake City.
John was a longtime resident of Carbon County where he retired from Western Coal after 25 years of service. He was a member of E Clampus Vitas. John loved being in the outdoors, whether it was fishing, hunting, 4-wheeling, camping or just exploring new places with his family. He enjoyed building or tinkering with any new idea he had.
John had a fondness for country music, the old west, and he was always gaining knowledge about the past. His never ending sense of humor will be dearly missed by his family and friends.
Survived by his loving wife, Delilla Lister, Carbonville; one daughter and three sons, Brenda (Scherl) Wayman, Price, Dean (Debra) Lister, Price, Dell (Joan) Lister, Layton, Kenny (Debbie) Lister, Helper; brother, Lloyd (Ilene) Lister, Salt Lake City; sister, Darlene (Wallie) Vanety, Salt Lake City; 14 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren.
Preceded in death by his parents, son, Preston; daughter, Barbara; brother, Lonnie; sister, Ruby Orn; and grandson, Johnny Melo.
Funeral service, Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2007, 2 p.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's Wednesday one hour prior to service.
ELMO-Dwayne "Dewy" Earl Wallberg, age 40, was taken home to be with his Heavenly Father on Oct. 20, 2007. He was born July 26, 1967 in Roosevelt, Utah to Darrell LaVar and Darlene Giles Wallberg. He has four brothers and two sisters. He will be greatly missed by all that knew and loved him.
He married Izora "Zoey" Kay Haught Wallberg. They were married in Price, Utah, on Nov. 4, 2003. He was raised in the LDS church. He was brought up in Utah. He really enjoyed the outdoors. He worked on ranches, loved riding motorbikes, fishing, and camping. He was a certified minister and was in the process of putting his own company together. He had many dreams that he has left behind with all that love him.
He is survived by his wife, Zoey; six children; his mom, Darlene Wallberg; brothers, Melvin (Carol) Wallberg; Darrell (Julie) Wallberg; Ronald (Dellia) Wallberg; and James Wallberg; sisters, Debra (Gary) Motte; and Dona (Paul) Hazelwood; nephew and nieces, R.D. (Katherine) Blackburn; Albert (Malea) Blackburn; Gary Jr. (Colter) Motte; Teresa (Mark) Kilcrease; Tina Motte; Katherine Motte; Othen Motte; and many more great-nephews and nieces.
He was preceded in death by his dad, Darrell Wallberg; and precious daughter, Rosie Wallberg.
Funeral services will be held Thursday, Oct. 25, 2007 at 2 p.m. at the Wellington Stake Center, 935 East Main. A viewing will be before the services from 12-1:30 p.m. at the Stake Center. Interment will be in the Wellington City Cemetery, under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
EAST CARBON- Bill Hutson III, age 64, died Oct. 19, 2007 in East Carbon. He was born March 4, 1943 in Rock Springs, Wyo. to Bill Hutson Jr. and Nellie Brewer.
Married Erlinda Sanchez in 1962, later divorced. They had two sons, Bill Hutson IV and David Hutson.
Bill attended East Carbon High School, then joined the U.S. Navy where he honorably served his country during the Vietnam era. He lived in San Jose, Calif. for several years and worked as an electrician and helped his mother manage apartments. He later returned to East Carbon where he worked for Sunnyside City, Sunnyside Bowling Alley, and drove the Notre Dame School Bus for the East Carbon students. He enjoyed building model cars, old license plates, Indian lore, old guns, and spending time outdoors. He will be dearly missed by his family and friends.
Bill is survived by his two sons, Bill Hutson IV, East Carbon; David Hutson, Price; mother, Nellie Hutson, San Jose, Calif.; sisters, Linda Thomas, San Jose, Calif.; Pat Hutson, Atascadero, Calif.; brother, Terry Hutson, San Jose, Calif.; four grandchildren, Tara Holdaway, Danyelle, Breanna, Alazayea Hutson.
Bill was preceded in death by his father.
The family would like to thank special friends Vic and Ruth Herrera, Valerie Sanchez, Jim Massat, Sandy Wing, Lyle and Bonnie Lamb.
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It's that time again. Daylight Savings Time. I hate this blasted time change. I don't know about you but my body doesn't know wether to sit up, stand up, or turn around. I cannot for the life of me understand why we have to have it.
Oh, I know what the standard reply is, so we can have more daylight at the end of the day. Well, you see, that is what I don't get. It's going to be light whether the clocks are turned ahead or not. I don't care if it is ten o'clock at night and still light outside. I can go to bed in the daylight. Most anybody else can too if they are tired. So what's the big deal?
I asked about ten people the other day as I came in contact with them how they felt about this time change and 9 out of 10 said they hated it. So why can't we just keep it the same time and stay up later if we want to or stay out later at night and work if we want too.
One of the people I polled said I obviously didn't know about the farmers. When I ask what he was talking about he said they like to work from sun up to sun down and squeeze all the daylight out of the day.
Now I think it is safe to say that farmers are a pretty smart lot. I don't think you need to have a clock to help you see that it is still light outside. As far as getting up earlier in the morning before it becomes light outside, can't you just set your alarm? Don't you just do that even in the winter? I'm not a farmer and that's what I do if I want to get up before the sun. I'll bet that is what you farmers do too.
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My dog isn't aware that the time has changed and I have no way to tell her. So when it's time for me to let her out to go potty, she doesn't have to go. She looks at me like I am a total idiot. So now we have to change our routine.
I know, I know, change is good, but I want to pick when I decide to change. I don't want it to be forced on me. I usually take a nap in the day. It isn't necessarily because I want to. It's because I have to if I want to stay up with the grownups at night.
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well i dont think that there will be a new member in this arc but i also strongly disbelieve jinbei as crew material based on him just doing whats needed as opposed to each member having a specific dream to the SH. someone had mentioned tat girl Kaola and i support it being that she has the sun pirates mark which is solely fishman pirates mark plus i remember that mark being acknowledge of CD runaway slaves which would make her childhood after going home to be weird. as far as team skills i can see her being a hunter living off of the surroundings (might even help zoro with his sense of direction) because i hardly believe that she adjusted to a regular life always having to hide that mark so she dont get spotted again. she could bridge that fishman human gap Otohime seen and always give jinbei to always pop up once in a while... only thing is her life since tiger would have to be something like how i described
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I loved it. it's an overall good book. sorry if grammars wrong l'm a kid.
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John Erickson has a terrific wit. His first Hank stories were for adults - but the kids loved his superb stories. He is a master storyteller, of the caliber of Twain and Uncle Remus. You must start hearing these stories.
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The Emery Water Conservancy District held its monthly meeting on May 28 in the District office. The district announced that it will be holding a meeting with Utah Power, the State Engineer and the Board of Reclamation on June 9 in an effort to help resolve several water rights issues. The district is seeing several issues arise that need to addressed.
Another thing that will be addressed at the meeting will be the need for measuring devices on four reservoirs of the Left Fork of Huntington Creek. These devices will be necessary to measure how much water is being released during the winter months. Currently, unless water is stored, there will be no water left to use after October 31.
The district is looking for a suitable place to build a weir in Huntington Creek, but has not found one yet. Craig Johansen and Jay Mark Humphrey will continue to look at some nearby areas, but stated that the project looked to be fairly expensive. However, the plans for the weirs at Joe's Valley are good and may actually be enlarged.
Johansen reported on the wild and scenic rivers issue. The BLM will both provide suitability reports for the area rivers. The BLM will do their report in-house and take comments from the public. The forest service has asked the Emery County Commission to provide a suitability report and will also take public comments. The reports will be available this fall. There are two areas of Huntington Creek that are being looked at, one is scenic/recreational and the other is just recreational. Should one of these sites be designated as wild and scenic, there will be a federal reserve water right of an unquantified amount, there will be no more diversions or reservoirs, and no more federal funding for any projects that would impair the river, which would include the Ferron irrigation project and Muddy Creek. Johansen mentioned that he had called several state officials and appeared before several other committees and received no response to his request for assistance.
The Cottonwood Creek Huntington Canal project is completed. Humphrey reported that the project relined 1,300 feet of the canal and was extended 300 feet further that originally planned. He also mentioned that there is a right of way problem at one area of the canal and the district would like to see about moving their right of way back to avoid rocks sloughing off the hill into the canal.
Humphrey also gave the current water report. Johansen moved to keep the allotment at 70 percent for next year. The motion passed unanimously.
In other business, the district approved the minutes from the April 2 meeting, the financial statement and voucher statement and the auditor's report.


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As the good doctor - Dr John - says in his autobiography: "I feel real blessed to have been around AFO, because they were putting down so much of the new and fascinating music that was coming out of New Orleans at the time. I was on the inside with this new funk style from the beginning. "'Still Spicy Gumbo Stew' is Volume 3 in the Ace story of AFO Records, the crucial New Orleans' record label. As the titles have it, the first course was 'Gumbo Stew' (CDCHD 450), the second 'More Gumbo Stew' (CDCHD 462) and this time around the dish is Still Spicy! There's Dr John with The Point, Eddie Bo with his Check Mr Popeye, the mighty fine Alvin Robinson (he of Down Home Girl - covered by The Rolling Stones), Willie Tee, Tami Lynn and the late piano great James Booker with his ballad End Of A Dream. The stew this time is a littler jazzier but from the same great pot that was AFO - one of the finest of the early '60s New Orleans' R&B organisations.


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The Emery County Recreation Board has made the decision to change stock contractors for the 2014 Desertview Pro Rodeo. They will also look at changing the weekend from the last weekend of July to the first weekend in August to coincide with the Emery County fair.
Board members are concerned that attendance at both the rodeo and the fair were down in 2012.
Sankey Rodeo Productions has been the rodeo contractor since the Pro Rodeo started. His contract will run through 2013 after which it will not be renewed. In 2014 the rodeo stock contractor will be Bar T from Manti.


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A celebration called the Voice of a Thousand Angels was held at the Price Peace Gardens on Aug. 28. This presentation was spearheaded by a support group out of Portland, Ore. called Voice of a Thousand Angels. This group goes to cities where tragedy has occurred and brings a message of hope through music.
Arrangements were made with Price mayor Joe Piccolo to bring this group to the Price Peace Gardens.
The group also worked with Pastor Larry Sweeten who worked graveyard in the Crandall Mine until his arm injury. He was contacted to work with the families of the trapped miners and he has been on the scene from the beginning.
There are 16 members of this group coming from Portland to organize this event. The goal was to have a 1,000 student voice choir from the Carbon and Emery County communities to perform with the support group from Oregon.
There may not have been quite that many voices, but, they tried their best to sound like a thousand angels as they filled the streets of Price with music and light.
Mayor Piccolo welcomed everyone to the program and introduced Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr. who spoke to the audience. Gov. Huntsman said, "Mayor Piccolo is a great man and there are great people in these communities. This is a challenge that tries a community. Don't let it be said we didn't rise to the occasion. We will have a stronger economy, a safer environment and we are learning through difficult times what it means to put our arms together around people; it's about love. Tonight is about remembrance, it's about kids and about people. Keep in mind those candles represent real people and real lives. We are here to remember real people. These are the times that try people, but we will rise to the occasion. Never let it be said we didn't rise to the occasion," said Gov. Huntsman.
Elam Jones a miner who worked with those trapped in Crandall Canyon said he knows all of the miners and those who have been injured or have died. He wanted the trapped miners to know that everyone has put forth 100 percent. Everyone has been hurt by this event, but the miners will remain heroes and no one will ever forget them.
The musical presentations were next and the ceremony ended with song and the lighting of the candles in remembrance of the trapped miners.


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Women PeaceMaker Regional Networks
Building on the experience and recommendations of nearly a decade of Women PeaceMakers, the Institute for Peace and Justice launched Women PeaceMakers Regional Networks in 2011, beginning in Asia.
The networks provide opportunities for the Women PeaceMakers to exchange strategies on peace, security and justice issues specific to their region. They also share their expertise with local communities, civil society, politicians, peacebuilders and the security sector.
To support the development of Regional Networks in Africa, Asia or elsewhere, please contact Senior Program Officer Jennifer Freeman.
Recent Activities of the Regional Networks
Following are brief summaries of our first three summits in Nepal, the Philippines and Cambodia.
Nepal - January/February 2011
Partially funded by an International Opportunities Grant from the University of San Diego.
From January 26 to February 2, 2011, Women PeaceMakers and Institute of Peace and Justice staff convened in Nepal as the country continued to navigate a tumultuous path out of its recent decade-long conflict. Supported by the institute's long history and strong institutional ties in the country, Women PeaceMakers Milet Mendoza and Mary Ann Arnado of the Philippines and Shreen Saroor of Sri Lanka, and institute staff members Dee Aker and Jennifer Freeman were hosted by the institute's partner Shobha Shrestha (MA in peace and justice studies, USD '08), executive director of Women for Peace and Democracy - Nepal.
In addition to a strategic planning session to plan future network summits, the peacemakers carried out a series of roundtable discussions, workshops and media interviews with local constituencies of women politicians, women civil society leaders in Kathmandu, and women peacebuilders in the rural district of Makwanpur.
The peacemakers and Aker were also featured on Nepal Television Plus, in two segments in honor of International Women's Day:
"I was very much impressed and motivated with the three peacemakers. Their work with the combatants, government and conflicting groups, [women's] role as mediators and [the] integration of economic programs with peace can be used on our context too."
Philippines - May 2011
Partially funded by UN Women and the Fred J. Hansen Foundation.
From May 19 to 27, 2011, Women PeaceMakers Milet Mendoza and Bae Liza Llesis Saway of the Philippines, Thavory Huot of Cambodia, and institute staff members Dee Aker and Jennifer Freeman were hosted by the Mindanao Peoples Caucus (MPC), led by peacemaker Mary Ann Arnado.
The second Asia Regional Network summit coincided with the international launch of the first All-Women Contingent in the International Monitoring Team (IMT), which monitors the ceasefire in Mindanao between the army and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front. Launched in Manila, the event included representatives from the IMT, peace panels, ceasefire committees, military, U.N. agencies and political leaders. It provided a unique space and confluence of stakeholders to discuss the importance of women's participation in security forces, peace processes and post-conflict apparatuses.
Mendoza organized a roundtable discussion with staff from the Office of the Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process, including the presidential adviser herself, Secretary Teresita Quintos-Deles. Read this blog post by Aker to learn more about their time in Manila.
In Mindanao, the WPMs assisted in a regional launch of the all-women peacekeeping team in Aleosan and held a roundtable discussion with the 602nd Brigade of the Armed Forces of the Philippines, in North Cotabato, and a meeting with the IMT in Cotabato City. Other key interactions included an open forum with a returned internally displaced community in Pikit, and a workshop with women from the Moro Islamic Liberation Front.
The WPMs also spent two days in Lantapan, home of Saway and her Talaandig tribe, where they learned of the peace and leadership traditions of the tribe, and shared their own negotiation and mediation skills with women community leaders. Read Freeman's blog post for more details.
Read about the institute's other work in the Philippines with Arnado and the MPC.
"Sometimes we're drowning, but to be part of [this network] allows me to zoom out and see how other women are doing this work. It gives me another insight."
Cambodia - December 2011
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From December 9 to 16, 2011, Woman PeaceMaker Thavory Huot and her organization, Khmer Ahimsa, hosted the third Asia Regional Network. The delegation included institute staff members Dee Aker and Zahra Ismail, Shobha Shrestha of the institute's partner organization in Nepal, and Women PeaceMakers Mary Ann Arnado and Bae Liza Llesis Saway of the Philippines, Zarina Salamat of Pakistan and Manjula Pradeep of India.
At the beginning of the summit, as Aker wrote in a blog post, some of the women attended "Women's Hearings: True Voices of Women during the Khmer Rouge Regime on Sexual Violence," shadow hearings of the Khmer Rouge Tribunals, facilitated by former peace writer Theresa de Langis.
After touring the Cambodian Genocide Museum, the delegation met with several groups, including civil society leaders from the People's Action Forum, women farmers who are trying to be active in local politics, women's and peace nongovernmental organizations in Phnom Penh, and Buddhist and Muslim women's groups in Battambang Province. The peacemakers were also honored with a private meeting with Her Excellency Mu Sochua, a Member of Parliament and human rights activist. Read more from Program Officer Zahra Ismail.
Learn about the institute's work in Cambodia following the Regional Network.
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11th November, 2008 – The acclaimed Emirates A380 is flying to and from London Heathrow from December 1, heralding a new era of air travel for the UK market.
Passengers travelling with Emirates will be able to experience Onboard Shower Spas and an Onboard Lounge when it introduces the superjumbo on its lunchtime non-stop service from Heathrow to its Dubai hub.
The aircraft will be operated in a three-class configuration with private suites in First Class, lie-flat beds in Business, along with next-generation seats in Economy.
Vic Sheppard, Emirates' vice president UK & Ireland, says: "The A380 is the future of air travel and we've invested heavily in an unrivalled range of amenities on board. We're delighted that we will now be offering this superb aircraft to passengers travelling with us from Heathrow."
Spread over two levels, the whole of the upper deck is dedicated to Premium Class passengers. Towards the front, First Class passengers can relax in one of 14 flat-bed, massage-equipped Private Suites. These incorporate remote-controlled doors, a work desk, an electrically controlled mini-bar and the most advanced in-flight entertainment system available to travellers.
The aircraft boasts two onboard Shower Spas – in the First Class cabins, which include heating flooring, leather seating and shower kits from Emirates' premium spa brand, Timeless Spa.
Business Class passengers can enjoy a new generation of intelligent seating, designed to ensure all seats have aisle access. There's a cleverly designed table that never gets in the way, and a seat that slickly becomes a fully-flat bed. Passengers have ample laptop stowage when they want to switch from work to fun and enjoy the award winning ice entertainment system, which is available to all onboard.
First and Business Class passengers can also take advantage of the Onboard Lounge, located at the rear of the upper deck. The lounge is designed to make passengers feel like they are in their own executive club, and offers seating, and a bar with a wide range of beverages and canapés. Another First Class social area with drinks facilities is located at the front of the upper deck.
Passengers in Economy Class will notice the straight, rather than conventionally concave walls, throughout the cabin, giving the impression of increased spaciousness, enhanced by the more generous seats and wider aisles.
Emirates will operate an A380 configured with 489 seats on its Heathrow to Dubai service, a capacity increase of 40 per cent over the Boeing 777 currently being used.
The A380 being used by Emirates on its Heathrow - Dubai route is the third of 58 that the carrier ordered, making it by far the largest customer for the superjumbo. Its first two A380s were introduced on services between Dubai and New York in August and October. An Emirates' A380 will serve Sydney and Auckland in February 2009.
Emirates A380s are powered by Engine Alliance GP7200 engines, enabling the carrier to save 500,000 litres of fuel per aircraft per year over any other engine alternative currently available.
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Passengers travelling to Heathrow by road had a foretaste of the aircraft's arrival earlier this year when Emirates unveiled a model of the A380 on the roundabout at the entrance to the airport. The 45-tonne one-third scale model is the largest aircraft model in the world.
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San Antonio, the second-largest city in Texas and the seat of Bexar County, is located in the south-central part of the state, on the San Antonio River.
The site of San Antonio was first visited in 1691 by a Franciscan friar on the feast day of St. Anthony and was named San Antonio de Padua in his honor. San Antonio was permanently settled on May 1, 1718, when the Spanish governor of Coahuila and Texas, Martin de Alarcón, founded the presidio (a fort) of San Antonio de Bejar (Bexar) and the mission of San Antonio de Valero (later called the Alamo) on the site of a Coahuiltecan Indian village. San Antonio remained almost continuously under Spanish rule until 1812, when Mexico won its independence from Spain.
During the outbreak of the Texas revolution (1835) against the tyranny of Mexican dictator General Santa Anna, San Antonio was captured by a small band of rebels who occupied the fortified mission of the Alamo in Dec. 1835. The historic battle of the Alamo was fought there (Feb. 24 to March 6, 1836), and its 183 besieged defenders were massacred by Santa Anna's troops. Their heroism aroused the anger and fighting spirit of Texans and led them to shout their famous battle cry "Remember the Alamo!" and defeat the Mexicans six weeks later (April 21, 1836) at the battle of San Jacinto. Texas became an independent republic in 1836, and San Antonio was incorporated as a city on Jan. 5, 1837.
After the Civil War, with the arrival of the railroad in 1877, San Antonio prospered as a major shipping point for cattle. The city has been an important military center since World War II and is the home to five of the largest military installations in the nation, including Fort Sam Houston, constructed in 1876. San Antonio is a leading livestock center and one of the largest produce exchange markets. The city's industries are highly diversified, and tourism is also important to the economy.
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Opinions on vegan cheese options
Hi there!
I'm new to veganism and I'm not super familiar with the vegan cheeses that are on the market. I tried the Galaxy Rice Vegan Mozzarella flavor slices and wasn't that pleased with the taste. It had a distinct rice taste to it. As far as for the other options, Daiya and Follow Your Heart what does everyone recommend? And do you have specific favorites for certain flavors like cheddar or mozzarella? Any opinions are greatly appreciated.
Hi!I like Daiya but I've only tried the cheddar.But I really love the Galaxy parmesan its not the rice kind.It just says vegan grated parmesan flavor cheese alternative on the bottle.Its dairy free.
I also love Punk Rawk Labs if you want something a little fancier for parties or to spread on crackers!
I like Follow Your Heart in the cheddar and mozerella--it doesn't capture "cheese" perfectly, but I think they're pretty good and they DO melt. I make mac n cheese all the time with the cheddar, and I've found adding a little brown sugar helps make it seem more like real cheese.
I also like Daiya's mozerella shreds. I tried the Galaxy mozerella shreds and found them inedible. Trust me, they're not a reflection of all vegan cheeses!
And I've also tried Tofutti american cheese slices, which I took one bite of and spit out. Did not like them at all. Tofutti's pizza pizzazz tastes pretty good, so I was disappointed by their american slices.
Beyond that, there's Teese, which I have not tried. From what I've read it melts, but I'm nervous to buy something and possibly get yuckyness, so I haven't tried it (plus it looks like it only comes in little tubes where I go, instead of pre-shredded like Daiya).
That's my input from my years of veganism; hope it helps :)
I LOVE daiya cheese. The mozzarella and cheddar shreds, the cheddar, havarti and jack style sliceable cheese are all delicious. I don't care for the pepperjack shreds but I never liked pepperjack dairy cheese. I tried Follow Your Heart mozzarella once on pizza and it was pretty good, but I would choose daiya over it if I had the option.
This might not be the sort of cheese you're looking for but I also use Tofutti cream cheese. In small amounts, like on a bagel, I find it really tasty and in larger amounts (like as the base for a cheese cake) I think it takes plasticy or chemically. My boyfriend, however, who is not vegan and regularly consumes dairy does not get the plasticy taste at all. And he thinkns Diaya is weird. So who knows haha.
Dr. Cow Cashew Cheese! If you love pungent, firm, rich cheese that goes great with wine and crackers, that is the one I would recommend. I'm ordering some more this week.


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Funeral services were held in Green River on March 11, where the Utah Highway Patrol officers served as Honor Guard for Orangeville native Leonard Kay Jewkes who passed away March 5 in Logan. He was born in Orangeville on Sept. 8, 1921 to Alma Gardner and Emeline Cox Jewkes.
Leonard married Dora Deane Peterson in 1942 in Salt Lake City, and served in the U.S. Navy during World War II. He began a distinguished career with the Utah Highway Patrol and served for 30 years. Following his time with the highway patrol, Leonard became a corrections officer at the Utah State Prison, and was there for three years.
Not only did he serve the state, he was active in community affairs. He was a lifetime member of the Green River Fire Department, and he served as a representative for the Utah State Division of Aging and Adult Services. Leonard was also very active in his church where he served as counselor in the Bishopric, ward clerk, and Young Men's president.


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Not at this point. If the guard, or you, had checked to see where the water was going before he turned the valve off, then there may be a clue. From your description, the water was going down the toilet so the water on the floor, at that time should not have caused the flood, but we do not know what happened prior to that time.
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: I live in a high-rise condo building that was completed 2-3 years ago. It is a Bosa Development and the toilets are low-flow toilets (I do not know the brand off the top of my head).
: There have been many floodings in the building however I can't say just how many. Unfortunately, I was the victim of the most recent one. I am perplexed by the situation.
: I woke up at 4:45 am to take the dog out. At that time, I used the toilet, placed nothing in it (except two sheets of paper!). Nothing was amiss when I flushed it. I turned off the light and went to bed.
: When we walked into the bathroom there was a loud noise coming from the toilet and the bowl was spinning. The water level for the bowl was at a normal level, but the tank only had about 1/2 - 1" of water in it. When the guard turned off the water to the toilet the noise stopped. There was never any water spotted coming from anywhere. It was just all over the floor.
: Also, when I checked the bowl to see if the toilet had overflown there was no water around the bowl. There was no water on the outside of the tank either. When the remediation crew came in to check for water, they said there was no water on the wall behind the tank either. They also said the water on the floor was completely clean with no "organic" matter in it.
: Now I am being sued by my neighbor below me for water damage and my landlord (the personal owner ot the condo unit)is asking me to pay for all of the damages in the unit. They say that is my responsibility because I was irresponsible and had an overflowing toilet.
: I do not believe I am liable for this because I do not believe the toilet overflowed! There was no explanation for the water therefore they said it could only be a toilet overflow.
: Thank you for any expertise or advise you can supply.
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By JASON BAILEYSun Advocate/Progress Webmaster
On May 21, the Sun Advocate and Emery County Progress websites became 10 years old.
The two websites came into existence on May 21, 1997 when both domains, www.sunad.com and www.ecprogress.com, were registered by Kevin Ashby.
At the time, Ashby was the publisher of the Sun Advocate and Emery County Progress.
The action was considered unorthodox at the time, as many newspaper publishers throughout the nation thought the Internet was simply a passing fad that would have no impact on the industry.
Due in part to a publisher's foresight, the Sun Advocate and Emery County Progress addresses have since become two of the most popular locally owned and operated websites in the Castle Country area.
The websites continue to be an established, reliable and trustworthy source of local news, sports, society events and other informative content for Carbon and Emery county residents.
To commemorate the 10-year anniversary, the Sun Advocate and Emery County Progress will be debuting new websites, slated for release later in the year.
Some of the upcoming features include:
Breaking news.
Major news and events will be immediately posted to the websites.
Follow-up articles may be published in the next Tuesday or Thursday edition of the newspaper.
A complete reorganization and redesign to make sites easier to use and to navigate.
RSS (Really Simple Syndication) support.
RSS is a technology that allows the latest headlines to be downloaded to the reader's computer automatically, without the need to view the website.
Improved site search.
Searches will be faster, more capable and much easier to perform.
A new classifieds section, where readers will be able to browse, search and buy classified ads from one place.
Readers will also be able to sign up for automatic email notifications, which will provide instant feedback the moment a classified is added that matches the reader's predefined criteria.
A new and improved jobs section which will be connected to a nationwide employment network.
Residents will also have the ability to buy a subscription to the newspapers directly from the website.
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artist abroad
the prints of James McNeill Whistler
25 March – 10 July 2005
The National Gallery of Australia presents An artist abroad: the prints of James McNeill Whistler, an exhibition that showcases a selection of 100 prints drawn from the Gallery's collection.
James McNeill Whistler (1834–1903) was born in the United States of America, and became a significant figure in the 19th-century art worlds of France and England as a painter and printmaker. This exhibition follows Whistler's legacy as a printmaker, demonstrated through a series of remarkable etchings and later lithographs, which he made from the 1850s to the turn of the century.
During his career as an American artist abroad, Whistler drew inspiration from European historical traditions from the 17th century onwards. He participated in emerging 19th-century movements, such as French Realism and the Venetian Masters. Other influences were the art of China and Japan, in particular the Japanese tradition of the ukiyo-e woodblock prints.
The influence of the French Realist tradition, along with Rembrandt and the Dutch school, are apparent in the so-called French set of 1858, a series of 12 beautiful etchings of figure studies and village scenes – this was a remarkable testimony to a talented young artist. As with all of his prints, Whistler made a careful selection of papers for his impressions, and the French set was printed on chine collé, a laid oriental paper.
In May 1860 Whistler moved to London. Capturing the essence of little-known aspects of the English capital he produced an evocative series of 16 etchings known as the Thames set of 1861, which consist of several etchings that adopt a flatter space, silhouetting and cropping of subject matter, similar to Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock prints.
Faced with bankruptcy in mid-life, Whistler set off for Venice to work on a commission making etchings of the city whose palaces and seascapes were made famous by the English artist JMW Turner, a painter Whistler had admired since he was a child. This first set of etchings, known as the Venice set, along with a later Venice series, are notable for their beautiful painterly and poetic qualities – sublime visions rather than depictions of the everyday.
Jane Kinsman, exhibition curator and Senior Curator, International Prints, Drawings and Illustrated Books, says 'Whistler's legacy as a printmaker is demonstrated through his series of remarkable etchings and later lithographs, which he made from the 1850s to the turn of the century. His style and subject matter became inspirational for many important artists of his day, including Claude Monet and Camille Pissaro.'
The exhibition coincides with the publication of An artist abroad: the prints of James McNeill Whistler, published by the National Gallery of Australia, which details and illustrates the artist's printed work.
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