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Pros: Great SQ, Sound stage, Case, Customer Service, Refit, Driveablitiy... more
Cons: Some air bubbles in ciem
I wonder why UERM is often disregarded when picking from $1000 range. I'm guessing that it's due to "only" having 3 drivers, versus having 8 drivers per side. I can say with confidence that driver number does not equal sound quality(for the most part). Another reason I see why UERM might not be picked is its sound sig. It's perfectly flat. Personally, I love this. Reference sound with naturalness. Call it "the Neutrality King".
About myself: http://www.head-fi.org/t/674373/story-of-a-new-reviewer-kimvictor
Gears used in this review: Leckerton UHA-6S.MKII, AK100, Modi, Magni, E7, GS3, Clip Zip.
Intro: UERM is a ciem that is heavily dependent on source(not amp) and recording. UERM reveals any coloration, mistakes, defects from your set up. That being said, having a good source and high quality music is highly recommended. The best I've heard is AK100+Leckerton with MQS music.
Amping/Source: As I mentioned, UERM is heavily dependent on source. With a bassy source, they are bassy. With a bright source, they are bright. That being said, it is good to have a neutral source. They also have to have a weird impedance curve, causing them to be hard to drive. Now, they might be loud without an amp, but the sound sig changes without a good amp. Also, UERM is sensitive to impedance, so I recommend using a source with less than 3ohms. With AK100(22ohm), the UERM looses treble. An amp may be used to negate the high impedance though.
Here is my break down: UERM is almost totally flat.
Sub-bass: Very very good. Great extension and presence. Bass is very deep and powerful. Speed is great as well. This is the kind of bass you would want.
Mid-bass: Flat. This is the part that people like emphasis on, but there is no emphasis. It's present and punchy imo. The bass is again, speedy. It leaves good sense of speed.
Lower-mid: I don't listen to many musics with lower mids, but they have good clarity and detail.
Upper-mid: Very clean, detailed, emotional.
Lower treble: It can be little harsh, but not as harsh as SRH940. It's not rolled off, and is clean, airy, and detailed.
Upper treble: Superb extension with sense of air and detail.
Clarity: Best I've heard yet.
Detail: Best I've heard.
Sound stage: They are the best IEM when it comes to soundstage. I recently noticed that they are actually wider than SRH940, a full sized closed back.
Naturalness: UERM is a kind of ciem that sounds "real". Some argue that colored phones sound more natural and organic, but UERM sounds very real.
Imaging: Ridiculous. In a good way of course. Very impressive. They are better than most headphones. Similar to HD800.
Sibilance: It it less sibilant than SE535 and SRH940, but it is still present. I don't mind it so much, but it's worth nothing.
Now, other things:
Customer Service: As soon as my impression arrived, they emailed me with all the infos. I asked them many questions, and they were all answered. They gave me a completion date, and that date was kept.
Refit: My right side didn't fit, so I sent it off for a refit. They didn't even need a new impression. I described what part didn't fit, and they fixed it. They even upgraded shipping back to 2 day air for free. Very satisfied.
Packaging: I love the case. It's so much smarter than Westone Case I bought. It'd be nice if it was air tight though.
Cable: Cable is good. It's bit thicker than normal custom cables, but is still thin and very supple.
My story: UERM wasn't even on my list when I was first planning to buy a CIEM. During a short visit I had in HK, I visited Jaben and demoed many CIEMs. I tried JH13, JH16, Fitear Universals, Westone ES5, but I didn't like any of them. Fitears were too expensive and bit too bassy while JH13 didn't have mids that I was looking for. From there, I was about to purchase a Miracle, but I was unsure because people told me about recessed mids. Therefore, I looked at where I haven't. I disregarded UERM because it had 3 drivers, but still pulled a trigger on it. Now, I am very happy about it.
On the other hand: Are the UERM worth it over universals?
Answer to that question may vary from person to person, iem to iem, but my answer is yes. I haven't heard all the universal iems in the world, but my general thought is, for the price, no universal iem is going to beat the UERM.
Here is my rating on some universal iems. (Don't take this personally. This is all imo.)
1. K3003: If I was to buy a universal, this would be it. This is the only iem that came close to UERM.
6. SE535/Triple fi/EX7550/H-200
There are more, but that gives you a sense of how highly I praise the UERM.
On the other hand 2: How does UERM perform against other CIEM(similarly priced, of course)
I say that it's a matter of taste. Although I've only heard demo version of other ciems, I felt like UERM, JH13, and ES5 all had similar technical capabilities. JH13 was more sub bassy, which made them great for pop, UERM was neutral and wide, making them great for classical and acoustic, and ES5 was mid centric, making them good for rock and classical. Considering that I'm an mid/treble head that hates bass(I don't enjoy having strong mid bass), UERM was a clear choice.
Updated again with source/amp section.8/10/13
Please ask any questions if you have any.
Update: 9/20/13
Still loving them! The soundstage is better than I thought. Wider than SRH940. What strikes me every time is the micro details. They are so detailed without being unnatural. They pair really well with AK100(optical out)->Leckerton UHA-6S.MKII


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Nice honey
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I purchased this one because the one I normally get was out of stock. The difference between the two is The Synergy Company's is $2.49 per ounce and claims "active 15+" and Wedderspoon brand claims "active 16+" and is $1.93 per ounce. I confess I don't exactly know what the "active" thing is but I'm assuming it's a claim to how well it's suppose to work. So you see that Wedderspoon is a better buy all around and they both taste the same to me. That is: really good!
The best honey ever!
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Love the taste and the benefits!
Taste great
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The taste is mild and sweet like normal honey. But of course it is much better. I can't find any shop which is cheaper than this, at least 30%.
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Bought for 'medicine' cabinet
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This is my first time buying any Manuka Honey. We have only tasted it, as my intent was to have it on hand for occasional medicinal use. I cannot speak for its effectiveness, but the taste and color are not what I expected. Articles that I have read regarding the range of quality of different Manuka honeys all said that the better ones taste VERY strongly medicinal (not pleasant) and are almost black in color. Not the case with this one, but I have no other one to compare it to.
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The Honey is tasteful and nice.
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By COREY BLUEMELStaff Writer
Bald Eagle Day was celebrated around the state on Feb. 7. Division of Wildlife Resource officers set up a viewing station at Desert Lake, east of Elmo, for the residents of surrounding areas to utilize.
Officers of the DWR had been scouting around the area for several weeks to locate the choicest viewing spot. Several bald eagles were in the Desert Lake area for some time. Utah has the largest population of wintering bald eagles of any state in the western United States.
As the numbers of eagles declined drastically in the 1960s, the bald eagle was listed as "endangered" under the Endangered Species Act in 1972. Subsequent to the introduction of DDT to the US following World War II, the decline in the numbers of bald eagles was noted. The determination was made that the use of DDT was, in fact, having a severe effect on the population of the national symbol.
Eighteen years later, in 1995, the bald eagle was upgraded to the "threatened" status. The population numbers are on the increase, but constant monitoring is required to ensure that the numbers continue to rise.
It is estimated that approximately 13,000 bald eagles winter in the lower 48 states. Of that 13,000, 3-4,000 of those birds winter in Utah. This number indicates the significance of Utah's winter habitat.
DWR officers had been watching the eagles, and carrying roadkill animals to the Desert Lake area to be sure that the wintering population had plenty to eat. On the Saturday set aside for specific viewing of the eagles, they were nowhere to be found.
The display that was set up on the roadway outside of Elmo was not wasted however. Officer Brent Stettler had stuffed and mounted bald eagles, a golden eagle and several types of raptors on display. Stettler was on hand to answer any questions, and hand out information and posters, as well as hot drinks.


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Reasons to build a Log Home
1. Sustainability
Logs are the only renewable major construction material. They are able to efficiently regenerate from a well managed forest. As stated by the Canadian Wood Council, "Canada is at no risk of deforestationâ€. "Canada's forests account for 10% of the world's cover & only ¼ of 1% of the Canadian forest is allowed to be harvested each yearâ€, not to mention the hundreds of tree planting operations happening on a yearly basis.
2. Preservation of Nature
Log Homes are the only type of home that preserve nature. It is known that 90% of the wood used to construct a log house goes into a wood frame house the same size. True, the size of a log is much greater than dimensional lumber, however, the amount of waste produced by the manufacturing process accounts for nearly the same amount of wood used. The difference is: The log house preserves nature instead of hiding it. It is the log that provides the structural and finish (exposed) material, complementing nature's real beauty and heritage & able to be enjoyed by all..
3. Low embodied energy
Definition: Embodied Energy is the hidden energy in a house required to manufacture materials resulting in pollution and supply to the point of use.
The log home has the lowest form of embodied energy in any building since material is not manufactured. Environmental impact is kept to a minimum. An example: Western Red Cedar is commonly used as an exterior finish material in eastern Canada, even though Eastern white Cedar is as readily available from Ontario to Newfoundland. White Cedar is also as naturally rot resistant and as good of an insulator. The difference: White Cedar is local, Red Cedar is transported up to 6000 km away from its source. Not too environmentally friendly is it?
4. Low flame spread rating
Simple terms: The lower the rating, the better the performance.
Building codes for flame spread rating in a residential construction wall assembly must be around 150. A 2'x6' wall with fiberglass insulation and drywall is rated at 150 (typical conventional construction). "Logs of the softwood nature are between 75-125â€. (Flame spread rating, Log Home Council). It is well known by now that in order to ignite an average size log on fire, an enormous amount of heat has to be present. Due to a logs flame spread rating, they are less of a fire hazard than typical construction. Most Insurance companies are well aware of the situation. The log home myth, "it's difficult to insure a log houseâ€, simply is not true.
5. Energy Efficiency
The Softwood Log is among the best natural insulators known to man. Why? Simply speaking, as wood dries, its cellular structure changes from holding water to tiny air pockets. These air pockets act as resistance to heat flow through the log. Therefore, causing wood to be an extremely poor conductor of heat & an excellent insulator. In addition logs also act as a thermal mass when heated, meaning they are able to radiate heat back to the inside or outside of the building, which ever is the warmer side of the log. What is the result? Less pressure is placed on your heating system during the winter and a cooling system in most locations is not required any time of the year.
The insulative performance of different wood species is based on the"u Factor†(rate of heat flow through a substance). Most people would be more familiar with the "r-factor†(resistance to heat transfer) which is how fiberglass insulation is rated. Standard wood – frame houses are insulated to a value of r-20. After converting a logs u-factor, it has been proven that Pine or Spruce Species are around 2.5 per inch and cedars 3.5 per inch. A typical handcrafted home of pine would have an insulative performance equivalent to r-35.
6. Air Quality
Basic air quality in any house should be of a high standard, even to people who have severe allergies. Too bad 90% of the time, this is not the case. Basically, the more manufactured materials in a home the higher the air pollution in the home mainly due to the glues and adhesives used commonly in conventional house construction. Materials include OSB, tar paper, fiberglass insulation, paints, carpets, linoleum, & varnishes to name a few. This does not mean you shouldn't apply paint or varnish, it means if you don't want these products to compromise air quality, they should be of an environmental and low-VOC standard. People with severe allergies who live in standard wood-frame houses usually require some form of air-purification system. Most Log home builders use minimal manufactured material, therefore low toxins and healthy indoor air quality actually exists.
7. Authenticity
Log homes were permanent shelters of our early pioneers and settlers. It is authentic, it binds us to our heritage. Some of the oldest structures in the world are constructed with logs. A properly designed log house (protection from the elements & weather-tight construction) should last a lifetime


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First impression on unpacking the Q702 test unit was the solid feel and clean, minimalist styling.
For work use, Microsoft Word and Excel programs pre-installed on the device are adequate for preparing short documents.
The Fujitsu LifeBook UH574 allowed for great mobility without being obnoxiously heavy or clunky. Its twelve hours of battery life did not disappoint.
The screen was particularly good. It is bright and visible from most angles, however heat is an issue, particularly around the Windows button on the front, and on the back where the battery housing is located.
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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
Governor Michael O. Leavitt met with Emery County Commissioners Drew Sitterud, Ira Hatch and Randy Johnson as well as those from the ATV community in Huntington on Wednesday.
The Southeastern Utah OHV Club, Castle Country Alliance, Utah Shared Access and Sportsmen for Fish and Wildlife were all represented.
Stan Parrish was the moderator for the discussion. He said those present represented large groups of users of the Swell area and to treat each other with respect. "Everyone shares a common interest, they enjoy the beauty and the recreational opportunities of the Swell and all share a common interest in developing a process for the use of public lands. Governor Leavitt shares the value, President Bush shares the vision. As part of the process, Governor Leavitt sees the opportunity to change the model for development of these processes. The stars are lined up favorably to develop a model and set a precedence for this and future presidents in the developing of public policy for public lands.
Parrish suggested taking a look at the process before it is preempted by a possible no vote on Nov. 5. "Everyone shares the same goals for the Swell. There have been mistakes and myths, but hindsight is 20-20. All the moving parts and entities are concerned about the Swell. Sure, mistakes have been made and misunderstandings were not intentional. If we had it to do over again, maybe some things would have been done differently. The point is it was not intentional. We don't want to point blame, but work together and move forward. Access, recreational activities, all focus toward the same end.....we're here to express views and develop clear understanding.
"There is no written proclamation. We've talked to the department of the interior and there is no draft and it won't happen until we go through the process to develop a plan. No proclamation, no definite acreage has been determined this would be determined as part of a proclamation. On Nov. 5 the people of Emery County will vote on Initiative 1, if they vote no, the county commission will not pursue, the governor will not pursue and the president will not pursue. There will be no one to negotiate with on Nov. 6 and that's how they view it.
"We can move forward in positive action or defeat and move forward with the BLM. There are a lot of users and concerns. We have the opportunity to be involved in the process of what a monument should look like; we collectively have that opportunity. Also to change and create a new model for public policy. Let's put the past behind us and focus on where we'll be tomorrow and move forward collectively," said Parrish.
Parrish outlined the meeting with Governor Leavitt speaking next and Commissioner Johnson with the meeting being opened for questions after that.
Governor Leavitt said, "We lived through the creation of the Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument and I was as intimately involved as anyone. I received a phone call from Bill Clinton at 2 a.m. on the day they were going to designate it. That was one of the low points in my administration. It was deceitful, distasteful and hurtful. We lived with the aftermath of the management plan. It was a bad experience. Why is this a good idea? The San Rafael is destined at some point in time to have some action taken."
Governor Leavitt went on to explain that we have the right president and secretary of the interior in place who are interested in what the county thinks. The BLM transportation plan will define access with or without a monument. Governor Leavitt likes the idea of being able to define the process for a monument and to do it right. He wants everyone at the table in the process. He pointed out that no decisions have been made, no proclamation written and no monument plan in place. "On behalf of the county commissioners and the public lands council, I asked President Bush to consider it, to take a look and initiate a process. That's where we're at. At some point something will happen on the Swell. This is a great process." Governor Leavitt also pointed out that something could be created for the Swell under the cover of darkness by a Democratic pro-environmental president in the future.
In defining the process, Governor Leavitt also hoped that an executive order saying how the Antiquities Act would be used in the future could be part of the process. A process which includes local input and other ideas. A future president would also need an executive order to say no that's not how we're going to do things.
Governor Leavitt said a yes vote would result in his pursuing the process with all of his energy and would create an opportunity to do it right and preserve access. If the vote is no, then he has no interest in pursuing it any further and would withdraw, if that happens he predicted it would be at least a generation before anyone else will try and in that time someone else with a badge of power will do it. The question is do we want to go through the process. We could do the process right. The environmentalists are pushing and pulling on both sides. There is a certainty now...or we can trust what might happen. Even if we go through the process there is no guarantee of a monument, but why kill it in its infancy before it gets a chance to play out. We've never had the discussion on acreage and access. I hope we don't miss an opportunity, said Governor Leavitt.
Commissioner Johnson said one of the reasons they have been willing to take their stripes on this issue is because it is historic. "We have a great governor and president who said you design this and tell us what you want it to look like. The president is not impacted by this........the governor feels it is an historic grass roots effort. I'll be the first to admit that we've made some mistakes. We've done the best we knew how. We've come up with a draft document which explains the local parameters and requirements for the county support of a national monument designation. Part of the information that goes to the president will be suggested language and parameters gained from public input from meetings.
"We are not legally bound by the vote on Nov. 5, but we are ethically bound. A no vote would mean that Emery County is out of the public land business. We've worked on the cutting edge to develop something legal and correct. We would no longer be in that business.....no new options.....we'd back out of the process. A yes vote does not guarantee a monument. If the president and the governor are comfortable...the council on environmental quality will help suggest language. We could establish a precedence that could stand for generations to come. The president values the grass roots effort," said Johnson.
Commissioner Johnson pointed out the public support for the 1998 legislation that didn't make it through Congress. The commission decided why not use the president to accomplish the same thing....which sums up why we're pursuing looking at a monument. There is no preset language.
Commissioner Johnson said, "I have been back in the halls of Congress and I've seen what happens back there and their image of us and our public lands. Somebody will do something. Clinton was interested in the Swell but after the GSENM he didn't force it anymore. It is a high profile target for the next Democratic president. Do we have a hand in it or do we not....that's why we've stayed. We value every opinion."
Commissioner Sitterud said he would like to see the process go on. "We need to get to that point and then we can say yes or no."
Those at the meeting asked questions of the governor and the commissioners. One participant wanted to know if the ground breaking work would effect how the Antiquities Act is used in the future. The Governor said he would like to see an executive order in how a future president deals with the Antiquities Act.
FLEPMA was mentioned as a management tool for dealing with public lands.
The Antiquities Act does not have a process for the management of monuments this is done case by case.
Paul Conover wondered if the monument doesn't go forward then why isn't the governor interested in working this out.
The Governor said he thought they would be wasting time and resources. He was under the impression that this was a local effort and a vote against would mean he had misread the situation. He said he would always be available to help and has dealt with public lands issues for the last 10 years with Congress and presidents. The environmentalists have worked against us on roads and access. No one has stepped up with an alternative....I see this as the best alternative.
Conover said, "We'll just keep doing the best we can."
Commissioner Johnson said, "We will still work on the day to day public lands issues, but will not be advocates for new ideas. We will work strictly through the public lands council.
Conover said it was his understanding that the commission would hesitate to get involved in an alternative process.
Commissioner Hatch said they are involved in a alternative process and trying to put forth that process and accomplish it if they can. (monument)
Parrish suggested that all the data on the monument be collected and the process could outline use and acrerage and then take a look and see what we have.........the timing of the initiative on Nov. 5 is not good. He described the initiative as a speed bump.
Governor Leavitt said he doesn't understand how anyone can say they don't like it before anything has been proposed.
Mark H. Williams, president of the Southeastern Utah OHV Club, wondered if the county voted down the initiative, if on Nov. 6 they could start over from ground zero and state that we don't want 621,000 acres and start new and start the process right.
Commissioner Johnson said in order to do that we would have to redefine the word no. We cannot sit down and start from scratch.
Williams said the vote is against the 621,000 acres not against a monument per se, but they needed to put something down on the initiative.
Parrish added that it didn't sound like they were opposed to the process, but were just hung up on a language concern about acreage. Beyond the acreage they are all on the same page.
Williams said he believes what they are trying to do is illegal and they should try to protect with the smallest acreage possible.
Dennis Worwood, chairman of the Emery County Public Lands Council said that the courts and Congress have determined that it is not illegal. Right after the Antiquities Act was established Teddy Roosevelt used it to create the Grand Canyon National Monument in 1908. The courts have never overturned that designation or many others like it. He also said a conservation area takes in considerable size and that heritage areas use significantly smaller acreage. In eliminating options for other groups bigger is better.
Glen Sumwalt said there has been a lot of water and time under the bridge before these groups were at the table and part of the discussion. He said one common concern is that they are going to loose historical uses.
Parrish pointed out that the initiative is the defining point. There was some discussion on where the number 621,000 came from and some fingerpointing. He said the acreage should not be an issue and it doesn't have to be. Move it down the line to see what the proposal might look like before you kill it.
Bruce Steadman said to let the people have a say and input.....make a promise that they are going to be at the table.....and definitely have a say in that process. I don't think through Doctor Allred's process that we're being heard. Is there a way you can have a say?
Wes Curtis said the vote actually means whether you start the process or not. In the minds of the voters they are voting for or against a monument. You can't start over again and redefine and restructure. A yes vote would mean we can move forward to define a process a no vote kills the process. The 621,000 acres is not set in stone and simply defined the outcrop of the Swell.
Sumwalt said they had hoped to be part of the process and the initiative at least forced the meeting today with the governor.
The governor said he could support an initiative so the county could say do or don't after a proposal had been defined.
Williams stated that the way they learned about the monument proposal made them mad. With a Saturday meeting and then a surprise announcement on Monday in the state of the state address by the governor made them angry.
Parrish said the initiative has been a success in the regard that all parties are here and being heard. You have been successful in what you've set out to do. Give the process a fair chance before we preempt it.
Steadman said we need to get all voices heard and then after the proposal is finished to give them (voters) the chance to say yes or no.
One man pointed out that he felt a monument would restrict access and multiple use and pointed out the GSENM language did include access. He also said once a monument designation is made what guarantee do we have it won't go from a National Monument to a National Park or wilderness. That is why I have concerns. I think a better way is to vigorously pursue RS-2477 rights and that will forestall actions and the useage will be acknowledged as right of ways.
The governor responded that they are within striking distance of significant progress on RS-2477 right of ways. Utah has the first statewide initiative on RS-2477. There is value in looking beyond Nov. 5 and if the initiative fails, what do we know is going to happen? The BLM access plan will go forth, they'll make the decisions as well as FLPMA.
Brian Hawthorne pointed out that under the BLM and when federal courts make decisions that there has been a clear decisive erosion of access over time. BLM plans don't add access they diminish it.
It was also pointed out the RS-2477 rights are one of the few statutory protections for access.
The governor pointed out that a monument would not change any of that and that the state will make significant progress on RS-2477 roads in the next six-eight months.
Conover said a monument management plan had a better shot at maintaining traditional values. The governor pointed out that they would be at the table in a monument planning process and they are not at the table in the BLM process.
Commissioner Hatch said the county is still in the RS-2477 process and once its defined that will be the best we can do. No one knows what the BLM plan is, it is moving ahead quickly. We are moving on the RS-2477 and if the BLM plan is in conflict we will still have RS-2477 access.
Worwood said RS-2477 is the wild card whether we have a monument or not. We'd like to give the motorized community the chance to solve problems and abuse. Maybe shared access where certain months there would be certain areas you couldn't go into so those seeking solitude could do so without the sound of an ATV. Creative uses might develop as part of a plan.
Hawthorne suggested the months of July and August for the environmental community.
Worwood mentioned the whole basis for the GSENM was to stop a coal mine in that area and that Andalex had legal rights to mine there.
Hawthorne commented that he is disappointed with the commissioners.......our way or the highway response and their wanting to pack up and go home.
Governor Leavitt responded that we have common goals and common enemies and need to work together. We need to agree on a public process and get that defined first. I think the cart is before the horse with this initiative.
Hawthorne pointed out that the public perception is 621,000 acres regardless of how it came about. With the proposal for a process we feel we are boxed into a corner to support it. We have ideas and see opportunities. Our fundamental disagreement with a monument is that it can't do all you want it to do. The consensus with our group is this is the wrong way to go about it.
Williams said neither side wants to be defeated and he hoped they could all come out of the election without being beat down.
Governor Leavitt said if Brian has ideas then they are willing to listen, but if the citizens say no then we can't define to the administration that they didn't mean no....they just wanted to start over. We've never defined my way it's been our way and quite honestly if you wanted to kill the monument you have done a technically smart thing. In my heart, we can't start over in context, other people oppose this for different reasons than you do for extremely different reasons. Those dynamics have not played out yet, because the environmentalists feel that you're handling it. I guarantee a fair process. I won't carry anything to the president that's not a balanced approach. Whether we win, lose or get runover I can guarantee that it will be a generation before you see this opportunity again....and we'll reflect back and say that was the best opportunity we had. We believe no is no if that's what the people want.
It was mentioned if Congressman Jim Hansen were there he would tell the people not to let this opportunity pass because you're never going to see a day like this again. Congressman Hansen was unable to attend the meeting due to prior commitments.
James Gilson said he believes everyone should be involved in writing a plan, who better to write a plan than those who have taken care of the land. Historical use guarantees that there will be no less use tomorrow than yesterday and we can write it how we want.
Commissioner Johnson pointed out that that has been the goal from the get go and they want all groups to suggest language. The president is only involved because he values grass roots efforts. The governor and the president won't sign off on a process that excludes interests.
The governor pointed out that with a balanced proposal there will be certain things that you won't like and others won't like but it will be balanced. Regardless of whether or not we have a monument, we're going to have something. It can exclude everyone like the GSENM or it can include everyone in a process as opposed to raw political power.....with Washington you never get what you want specifically.
Rich McKeown the governor's chief of staff described the meeting they were having as the oddest meeting he'd ever attended. The objectives are indistinguishable, you seem to agree on everything but the initiative.
The governor described the Initiative I as asking the people to buy a 621,000 square foot house without ever seeing a floor plan or without a nail being hammered. How can they vote in advance without knowing what it will look like?
The various groups were asked if they could support the initiative. Most were noncommittal saying they would need to discuss it with their membership and could not speak for everyone.
Williams said these things should of been talked about before.
Steadman said he sits on a committee in Tooele County and at first they talked about opposing wilderness when it was 1.2 million acres and now it is 9.6 million acres and getting larger all the time. They have been adamant in their opposition to wilderness. He felt it was a break through to be at the table with the governor. He said he had sent money down to Mark Williams to help defeat the monument and now seemed to regret the move.
Commissioner Johnson said the parameters of a monument would be built with discussion from a lot of parties. He said he has always supported a vote, but just after a defined product has been built.
Worwood said he thinks most voters think they are voting yes or no on a monument and he hopes we don't look back and say we passed up an opportunity.
Parrish questioned all those present as to whether they felt they could support the initiative or not.
Gilson said their group hasn't come out to support or oppose the issue. If someone is going to do this, I'd like it to be me and not depend on the future. I don't like the track record of what's been done in other areas. I can't make an official statement for other sportsmen and we haven't visited the issue as a board but I will contact them by phone and get back to you.
Williams said his group couldn't support it the way it was designed and put out.
Zumwalt said he would let the people in Emery County tell them what to do.
Conover and Tory Killian said they would like to meet with the commissioners and outline what their terms of support would consist of. They would also meet with their members and get back to the commission.
Parrish said that all those present were his heroes as they volunteer and do wonderful things for the county. Everyone's concerns are respected...we don't always agree but we do respect views and now we move forward.
Governor Leavitt said that he valued this time they had spent and felt it was helpful to have this conversation. The people of Emery County will make the decision and I'll respect that. A proposal will be framed with accuracy. A decision should be based on what's real. He asked that voters consider the process and when a clear proposal is brought forth have another referendum to vote on it. "It's illogical to vote before there is a proposal," said Governor Leavitt.


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"The first one was when council member Sharon Isom passed away (in 2004)," he said. "In this case, Jon Pike – who was in the middle of his 4-year term on the city council – was elected as mayor."
Guzman said that once Pike vacated his seat, the city had 30 days to fill the open position on the City Council. From January 6-15, he said council members accepted applications from parties interested in the opportunity. Twenty-five candidates applied, but Guzman said that only 24 made it through the screening process.
"One was disqualified, because he wasn't a registered voter in the city," Guzman said.
Each of the remaining 24 petitioners joined council members at the Wednesday night meeting to present their case, and share with them what they would bring to the table if selected to fill Pike's position in an open interview.
Guzman said there was a 3-1 vote in favor of both Arial and Diane Adams – with Arial in the lead. He said that in order to fill the seat the vote had to be a unanimous, so there was a second round before the council declared Arial the winner.
Arial said she was somewhat surprised when she won, because there were so many good candidates who applied for the position. Some contenders showed up with large groups of supporters, and others had even made campaign buttons she said.
"It was intimidating," Arial said. "But it all worked out, and again, sometimes when you show up, miracles happen.
"They even swore me in that night, so that was surreal," she added.
Though raised in Provo, Arial said her family has deep roots in St. George, and that she has cherished the years she has spent there raising her family.
Since graduating in 1972 from BYU, Arial's resume reports that she has served the community in a variety of positions including a 9-year position with the BLM where she acted as a congressional liaison, media contact specialist, publication director, environmental education specialists and a special projects manager.
Arial said that out of the many roles she has played in her lifetime, she believes this particular job may have helped prepare her the most for what she is about to encounter as a newly appointed public servant.
"I had to work with a lot of people," she said. "And try to help solve, or at least mediate problems."
Similarly, she said, the five years she worked for Congressman James V. Hansen's office gave her the strength to handle the controversial topics that she may encounter while serving as a member of a city council that governs over such a large territory.
"It was the time of the grazing, mining, timber controversies," she said. "And I just tried to listen, learned to have empathy for both sides, to try to understand where people were coming from and what on earth we could do about it."
Arial said she looks forward to learning more about her new post to serve the community of St. George. As she moves toward the future as councilwoman, she said that more than anything she wants to have an open mind, and try her best to fulfill the needs of the people in the community she is serving.
"I know I'm going to be on a very steep learning curve about the city and what's been done – especially some of the projects that are in the works," she said. "I do know that Gayle Bunker, who had left the council, was a great advocate for the arts, and I hope that I can in some way do a little of what she has done, or at least be that advocate, because I think that the arts are a very important part of our society."


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HELPER - Beloved wife, mother, grandmother, sister, aunt and friend, Theresa Saracino Dalpiaz, age 73, passed away July 28, 2002 in Price.
She was born Oct. 6, 1928 in Price to Ralph and Annie Alfonso Saracino. Married Louis F. Dalpiaz Nov. 13, 1947 in Las Vegas, Nev. He died Aug. 17, 1974.
Theresa was a devoted Catholic who took great pride in being an eucharistic minister and co-founder of the Merry Mix-Ups. She volunteered for many church functions: communion for the sick, St. Anthony's Catholic carnival and various other church services. Because of her untiring work, she was voted St. Anthony's Woman of the Year for 2002.
She was very proud of being a lifelong Democrat and was passionate about the party's issues.
Her greatest joy was her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Family outings, dinners and reunions were extremely important to Theresa.
Theresa retired from Carbon High School, where she was the attendance officer, and just last November she left Chuck's Pharmacy after many years of dedicated service.
Loving and missing her are her four sons, their wives and families, Louis F. (Sue) Dalpiaz Jr., Salt Lake City; Terry (Stacey) Dalpiaz, Grand Junction, Colo.; Mike (Angel) Dalpiaz, Helper; and Tom (Kathy) Dalpiaz, Spring Creek, Nev. The proud grandma of 12 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren, she is also survived by brothers, Larry (Connie) Saracino, Al (Donna) Saracino, Dan (Polly) Saracino; and sister, Rose McKinnon, who will miss her deeply, as well as a community of friends. Awaiting Theresa are her husband, Louis; parents; brothers, Jim and Tony; sisters, Teresa and Mary; and great-granddaughter, Emilie Sage Carr.
Funeral Mass will be celebrated Wednesday, July 31, 10 a.m., at St. Anthony Catholic Church. Holy Rosary will be recited Tuesday, July 30, 7 p.m., at the church in Helper. Family will be at the church Tuesday and Wednesday one hour prior to services. Committal service, Mountain View Cemetery, Helper, under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home.
PRICE/TUCSON, Ariz. - Beloved wife and sister, Martha Poulos Anderson, passed away June 23, 2002 from complications of a stroke in Tucson, Ariz.
She was born May 2, 1926 to Alex Ted and Doris Ronald Poulos in Heiner. Married Don Anderson July 3, 1950 in Salt Lake City and they enjoyed 51 years together, golfing and traveling.
She attended and graduated from Carbon High School in 1944.
She lived in Pleasanton, Calif., for many years. She was employed with McKenna-Vonkash-mitz accounting firm in Oakland, Calif., for 21 years, from which she retired and moved to Tucson, Ariz., to make their home.
She is survived by husband, Don Anderson; sisters, Florence (Paul) Vanzant; Sandra (Harold) Watson; Anita (Bille) Webb; sister-in-law, Virginia Poulos; many loving nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by parents; brothers, Teda A. and George Poulos; nephews, Alex. T. Poulos and Gary Webb.
Graveside service Wednesday, July 31, 10 a.m., Price City Cemetery, under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home. Funeral services were conducted June 27 in Tucson, Ariz.
CASTLE DALE - Lola Beth Nyberg Cox Lay, loving mother, grandmother and great-grandmother, passed away suddenly at her home July 24, 2002.
Her life was spent loving and serving her family.
Born Feb. 28, 1922 in La Point to Gilbert McCoy and Estella Fern Warburton Nyberg. She grew up in La Point and graduated from Altera High School.
During World War II, she worked at Hill Air Force Base repairing propeller blades on bombers. After the war, she married Clyde Ray Cox in Salt Lake City on Dec. 11, 1945. Marriage was later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple. They later divorced. On Nov. 5, 1977, she married Ervin C. Lay. He passed away Oct. 24, 1992.
Beth was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and served in several positions in the church, including the Primary and Relief Society presidencies of her ward.
After raising her children, Beth worked at the Co-Op Store in Castle Dale and then for the state until she was 77.
She is survived by her four children, Judy Rae (John) Clement, Springville; Clayton McCoy (Jerri Lynn) Cox, Helper; Randal Scot Cox, Castle Dale; Marquita (Phillip) Cox, Orangeville; 18 grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren; sister, Maxine (Clinton) Morrill, Hobbs, N.M.; first husband and friend, Clyde R. Cox, Elmo. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Ervin C. Lay; and an infant sister.
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NJEA supports S-1927 (Greenstein, Beech)/A-2892 (Diegnan, Burzichelli, Tucker, Wisniewski) but would like to see it amended to mirror current administrative code. This bill would allow a nonresident military spouse who holds a valid out-of-state teaching license to receive a temporary instructional license in the state of New Jersey.
New Jersey Administrative Code 6A:9-8.9 provides interstate reciprocity for individuals holding out-of-state instructional licenses. However, if New Jersey requires a subject matter test for the certificate, individuals seeking the New Jersey certificate must either have passed a test in their state or must pass the New Jersey test. Nonresident military spouses who move from state to state might need time to meet this requirement. This bill would give them a temporary six-month license, enough time to complete any test.
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Mr. Wong's Launderette, also known as Mr. Wong's Laundromat, is a laundromat located in the Chinatown district of Liberty City in Grand Theft Auto III and Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories, and the Schottler district of Liberty City in Grand Theft Auto IV. Their slogan is always printed on their vans, which reads "If It Ain't Wong, It Ain't White". The Chinese characters "黃=白" is meant to be interpreted as "Wong = white," but if translated literally it would mean "yellow = white."
GTA III era
The store is owned and operated by Mr. Wong and the Triads. Initially, it payed protection to the Leone Family but stopped paying its protection money and began paying to the Triads. After a Triad ambush, Toni Cipriani sends Claude to destroy their laundry vans. This forced them to begin paying the Leones again. Toni, sensing a trap, does not trust the launderette and sends Claude to pick up the money to be cautious. Behind the launderette, Claude picks up the payment, but is ambushed by Triad goons. After killing the Triads and escaping this skirmish, the Leones and the Triads go to war. It is unclear whether or not they began paying the Leones after the Triads lose the war and Salvatore Leone's subsequent death. The launderette had a fleet of laundry vans seen during the mission "Taking Out the Laundry" but other than that the launderette only has one van parked behind their business.
GTA IV era
The store is once again owned by Mr. Wong and is located on the corner of Dillon St and Tuscarora Ave in Schottler neighbourhood of Broker. The company name appears on Pony vans and Benson trucks. His launderette is a front for a money laundering operation headed by Wong.
In the Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars section of the Rockstar Games Social Club, the launderette is the subject of a Flash game, in which the player collects valuables dropped from the washing machines. Playing the game unlocks money and multiplayer clothing for use in Chinatown Wars.
The Launderette's Benson.


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Cortex Clipless Curling Iron
- Overview
- Features
- 100% Tourmaline cone for healthier hair and a high gloss shine
- Temperature of 450 degrees F
- Far Infrared (FIR) technology locks in moisture and natural oils
- Sleek, ergonomic, non-slip grip designed for professional comfort
- Variable temperature settings for all hair types
- 13 mm is roughly 1/2"
- 25 mm is roughly 1"
- Swivel cord prevents tangling
- 110-220 volts, 60 Hz, 25 watts
- About the brand
The Cortex Clipless Curling iron creates gorgeous curls that are long lasting and shiny! The clipless or clampless design provides won't leave dents or ridges in your hair like traditional curling irons. With this clipless curling iron you can curl your hair from root to tip. Whether your looking to create tight curls, a beachy look or add volume and texture these clipless curling irons have got you covered.
Available in 2 sizes: 13 mm and 25 mm,
13 mm Clipless Curling Iron is great for shorter hair, or to create tight ringlet curls
25 mm Clipless Curling Iron helps you create medium size tighter curls, or if brushed out slightly "just from the beach" waves.
Cortex International believes your hair speaks volumes about you, that's why Cortex offers flat irons and curling tools to help you express your hairstyle. Since 2004, Cortex has been creating styling tools with ceramic technology to help you achieve a variety of styles from straight to curly and everything in between.
Best I've Ever HadMy fine, long, straight, virgin hair despises curls, so I'm naturally terrible at using curling irons because nothing ever seems to work. I have FINALLY managed to get a nice, soft curl going with this iron. They will fall throughout the day, but they fall into a very gentle curl-bordering-wave that is just delightful.
I love that this iron isn't tapered- it really is one width the whole way through. The long swivel cord on it is a deal-maker since you never have to fuss with the cord.. ever. It also helps as a bit of a stand for your iron when you need to set it down on a bare surface.. I dropped the heat mat thing they give you on the floor and my dog rolled all over it before I noticed, and hair definitely does not come off of that thing. It came with a glove, but my fine has was impossible to grab onto with it on, so I burn myself constantly. My bad lol.
I really do wish you could change the temperature on it, however. I just know that 450 is not doing my hair any favors. My only other complaint is that the one-off switch doesn't have any sort of light on it, and just has an I and O for on and off.. I always forget which is which.May 9, 2014Cortex Clipless Curling IronHAIR TYPEBlonde / Fine or Thin Hair
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Creates Beautiful CurlsBought this a few months ago in the 1 inch and I use it daily. I like that I can create loose waves/curls or tight defined curls depending on what I feel like. Even though the wand is slightly tapered, it does not make my curls look unusual or too tight. The only annoying part is the long winding cord that tangles very easily.Aug 13, 2013Cortex Clipless Curling IronHAIR TYPELight Brown / Color Treated Hair / Thick or Coarse Hair
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Almost Perfect!I have just about any styling tool you can imagine. I am quite experienced with using them all as well. I own the Enzo clip less iron already and though I like it, it is not hot enough to hold a curl longer than an hour. I bought this after the reviews and it is almost a perfect iron. Here are my findings: 1. The barrel is tapered. It gets skinnier at the tip and the pictures do not show you this. I was not happily surprised. I'm making it work but would have preferred a one size barrel. I just ordered the biggest size and I just read it is also tapered. Bummed! 2. The cord is difficult to manage. It tangles easily 3. It gets super hogans makes my curls last all day! Love!Feb 12, 2013Cortex Clipless Curling IronHAIR TYPEBlack / Normal Hair
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Not Happy With The SizeThe iron works really well, and the quality is fine. My problem is that the wand I got (25mm) is tapered. The picture shows that it's a uniform size, which is what I was looking for, since I don't like it when my curls look really tight. Unfortunately, when I received the product, it was thinner at the end than at the base, which makes the bottom of my curls really tight, and since I have medium length curly hair already, it makes me look like Shirley Temple, with no beachy waves, which I prefer. I would return it and try to exchange it for the 38mm, but that one is no longer in stock.Jan 1, 2013Cortex Clipless Curling IronHAIR TYPEBlonde / Dry Hair / Curly Hair / Color Treated Hair
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AmazingI am one of those people that see other people doing awesome things with their hair and wish so badly I could do the same thing but my hair is just too thick and heavy to hold a curl. (A little background on my hair, I've never colored or chemically touched my hair, worse thing I have done is use a straightener. I have ALOTTTTT OF HAIR and its super thick) Back to the curls... I went to my hair stylist and she has the same type of hair I do (LONG and Thick) but she is able to curl her hair the way I want to, so out of the blue she decided she was going to curl my hair. I was excited and nervous because I didn't want her to spend all this time on my hair just for it to fall down. Needless to say it worked, now I'm addicted to my curls.
I went through 2 wands before I got this one, First one was a Conair which was a great wand (Awesome for people with thinner hair) but it just didn't heat up hot enough for the underneath hair to hold the curl. Second one was the T3 (130 dollars) It was great too but because it was tapered my long hair would slide off of the wand (Really got annoying) Then I found this one, read the reviews and there was a great deal going on so I bought it. I couldn't be happier, my underneath hair holds all day and my overall curls last until I wash my hair. (With the other wands I had to use product to get it to hold my hair all day, with this wand I don't have to use anything... I'm a happy girl) Cortex 1inch wand is the most amazing thing ever!!! OH YEAH, I can get my hair curled in half the time as the other ones =)Dec 14, 2012Cortex Clipless Curling IronHAIR TYPELight Brown / Normal Hair / Thick or Coarse Hair
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Wrong ItemThe quality is great, but yall sent me the wrong item. I asked for a 38mm & yall sent me a 25mm. I am returning it to exchange it, so hopefully everything goes well. If not yall will hear from me again.Oct 14, 2012Cortex Clipless Curling Iron
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Curls Lasting 12+ Hours... Wow!Let me begin by explaining that my thin, straight hair never holds a curl for more than an hour. After finally deciding to ditch my old curling iron, which I would try to use as a clipless barrel with little success, I ordered the Cortex Clipless and hoped for the best.
I used it this morning -- somewhat in a rush as I was going to work, so I certainly did not spend more than 10 minutes on my curls -- and WOW! Perfectly formed gorgeous spirals that were neither too tight, nor too lose. And, most impressively of all, my curls held up all day. A good 15 hours later, my curls were still bouncy, full, and lovely. My curls styled via the Cortex Clipless look nicer after an entire day's time than my old curling iron's curls after 30 minutes. They're still looking pretty knock-out even as I type this.
Can't recommend it highly enough!Oct 12, 2012Cortex Clipless Curling IronHAIR TYPEBlack / Fine or Thin Hair
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Love It!My first time using one of these and I love it! So much easier to curl my hair. Just need to remember to use the glove!! :)Oct 1, 2012Cortex Clipless Curling IronHAIR TYPEMedium Brown / Dry Hair / Curly Hair / Fine or Thin Hair / Chemically Treated Hair
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Gteat Curling Iron For The HopelessI love when my hair is curled but am not capable to do so with an iron that has a clip. It always makes it look like I was assaulted by multiple chickens! So I decided to give this one a try and oh miracle there it was - the perfect curl. First time I used it I was in a hurry and forgot to use hairspray and the curls stayed up all day.
I LOVE this product and am very pleased that I got it.
The only thing I wish it had was a little stand as it keeps slipping off my bathroom counter.
Also the glove that comes with it does protect against the heat but you'll have a hard time holding on to thin hair cause it gets slippery!
Besides that - 5 thumbs up!!!Jun 3, 2012Cortex Clipless Curling IronHAIR TYPEDark Brown / Fine or Thin Hair
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The Perfect Wave!I love this iron! I got the mid grade size (1" I believe) and am OBSESSED with it. Any time I use it on my hair, I get tons of compliments. The glove makes it simple to not burn yourself (which I have before trying to make my old regular curling iron do this)! It is difficult to use if you are not coordinated with your hair or cannot use a regular iron, but if you are, I def would recommend this! It's such a great alternative to a curling iron and perfect for the summer beach wave look. Can't wait to rock beach waves all summer thanks to this iron!May 25, 2012Cortex Clipless Curling IronHAIR TYPEBlonde / Dry Hair / Curly Hair / Thick or Coarse Hair / Chemically Treated Hair
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|Posted by Bob on March 23, 19101 at 15:25:15:
|In response to Re: Oil Burner Adjustments
: Where can I find the specs on oil burners (furnace). I can see I'm getting enough air so my nozzle tip must be open or worn. The pump is 100 psi. Rated .4 - 3.0 GPH. The nozzle is marked 100 70%. Do these things wear? or open wider with use?
: Thanks to all Dan
It's happened to mine a couple times over the years. Replaced the nozzle and the problem was gone. Yes,the velocity of the fuel oil and the impurities in it,wear the nozzle over time. I'm a mechanic,but it's the same principle as an injector nozzle in a gas or diesel engine.
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Evolution Tungsten Football Jigs
From head to hook, the Evolution Tungsten Football Jig is built with the highest-quality components to deliver the ultimate in sensitivity, durability, and overall effectiveness. The Evolution Tungsten Football Jig is composed of 97% tungsten, which is naturally more dense and harder than lead. These properties make the Evolution Tungsten Football Jig 40% smaller, and also more sensitive than comparable lead football jigs. The Evolution Tungsten Football Jig features a super-tough black powder coating, medium weedguard, razor sharp 4/0 Mustad Ultra Point hook, and a hand-tied 66-strand Living Image silicone skirt. Built with a flat line eye, the Evolution Tungsten Football Jig lends an enticing standup presentation to soft plastic trailers and is perfect for tempting the denizens of the deep.
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Comments: With the tungsten making the head size of the jig so much smaller it is amazing. A 1/2oz jig has the head size of 3/8oz jig makes it more compact and the sensitivity is amazing. Skirt is also great quality to me overall just a great jig and to top it off barely anyone else is using tungsten.
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Comments: The 1 oz. jig is a great jig for deep bass. The only complaint I have is that the bait keeper does not work.
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earMUSIC is proud to welcome the biggest rock band from Poland, COMA, to announce the release of their new album "Don't Set Your Dogs On Me".
In their home country, COMA has achieved everything there is to achieve for any artist, let alone a heavy rock band. Several number one hits in the single and album charts, Gold and Platinum awards is a constant every time the rock band releases a new work.
The band has won several "Fryderk Awards" (the Polish equivalent of The Brit Awards) in the categories "Best Album" and "Best Band" and their live reputation is one of a kind: every year they play over 100 sold out shows. They have also been special guests for artists like Pearl Jam, Linkin Park and Tool.
2013 is the time for the five men from Lodz, to begin a new chapter in their exciting career, to start it all over again, to prove to the rest of the world that success in their own country is based on strong music and great song-writing, to show their undoubted talents to new audiences, time to begin what will be a new exciting adventure.
"Don't Set Your Dogs On Me" features 13 new songs covering struggle with personal demons, obsessions and twisted feelings. It's a collection of powerful energetic songs that in true Coma style cannot be pigeonholed. From the catchy "With You" to the heavy rock "Rainy Song" and the heart-wrenching "Better Man", the band manages to bring together beautiful melodies with a hard, straight forward rock sound.
Watch their new video "With You", here!2011 and 2012 were two great years for Coma. There is no doubt that 2013 will be the best year in the band's history. COMA isPiotr Rogucki: vocalsMarcin Kobza: guitarDominik Witczak: guitarRafa? Matuszak: bassAdam Marsza?kowski: drumsTracklist1. Keep The Peace2. With You3. Always Summer4. Dance With A Queen5. Rainy Song6. Late7. Lion8. Furious Fate9. Don't Set Your Dogs On Me10. Song 4 Boys11. Moscow12. A Better Man13. When The Music Is A Flame


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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
Apparently the Utah State Attorney General's Office has had a change of heart in regards to seven roads in Emery County. The court case is back on again. The interrogatory, formal or written question, was presented on Jan. 22 in federal court by the State Attorney General's Office.
The following is an excerpt from an earlier article appearing in the Progress on Dec. 15, 2009 which discussed the dismissal of the lawsuit. "During the Dec. 8 commission meeting a decision was made to dismiss without prejudice the lawsuit entitled the state of Utah vs. United States of America. This was done at the recommendation of the public lands director, Ray Petersen with the advice of the Utah Public Lands Policy Coordinating Office. Commissioner Gary Kofford said the county has been involved in a law suit in conjunction with the State Attorney General's Office. Emery County filed a legal motion on 12 roads in the San Rafael Swell trying to get RS-2477 title to these roads. It was determined to go to court on seven of these roads. It has gotten to the point by Dec. 18, 2009 the county had to give the courts all the information on the roads. Affidavits and statements had been gathered, but the AGs office viewed the case as weak. Some of the people who submitted statements have since passed away and will be unable to testify. The attorneys feel they have no case to present. So the county has decided to back down from the lawsuit. The wording allows the county to go back and resume the fight if additional information becomes available.
"Petersen said it is his recommendation as public lands director in conjunction with the county attorney David Blackwell to withdraw the lawsuit at this time. Blackwell said there are other alternatives available to pursue title for these roads and it would be best to hold off at this time than to go forward with a weak case. The question was raised of what would happen to the seven roads in question. Commissioner Kofford said the county will continue to push for them and to pursue other alternatives. They have been in close contact with USA-ALL and asked them to help with the documentation of these roads and affidavits to that affect. In order to be considered for RS-2477 status a road must be in existence and used for 10 years prior to 1976.
"Petersen said the county's case on the roads was considered weak. Petersen said the portions of the roads in question that are now open will remain open. The portions of the roads that are closed now will remain closed. Commissioner Jeff Horrocks said on some of the roads there are no living witnesses. "It is better to step back and make a better case than to go to court and lose." Petersen said with the evidence they have they cannot proceed. He encouraged anyone with history and information on these roads to come forward and help with documenting these roads. Roads include: Mexican Mountain, Sids Leap, Red Hole Draw, Junes Bottom, Copper Globe, Segers and Links Flat. Commissioner Kofford pointed out some of these roads are on the BLM system. Part of the Mexican Mountain road is open and part of the Sids Leap road is open. "If anyone can provide information on these roads, then please come forward," said Commissioner Kofford."
That's how the matter stood until last week when the Attorney General's office called public lands director Ray Petersen and told him the State is not going to dismiss the lawsuit, but rather go forward. Petersen said proof must be presented which documents the use of those seven roads from 1966-1976 just prior to the passing of the Federal Land Policy Management Act which became the rule setter from that time forward and is still in use today.
"The State Attorney General's Office has decided not to dismiss and will now proceed with the case," said Petersen. "We still need people to come forth with information. I haven't had many phone calls. The interrogatories will be presented on Friday by the AGs office. This is a sharing of information. Emery County and the State of Utah is listed as the plaintiff in the case and the defendant is the Bureau of Land Management and the United States Government. A response from the plaintiffs will be submitted at this initial court date on Jan. 22. "The seven roads in question were all closed at different times. Those within the Wilderness Study Areas were closed in 1983 when the WSAs came into affect. Junes Bottom, Red Hole Draw and Segers Hole and two small portions of Link Flat were not listed as open routes in the BLMs route designation plan for the Swell which came out in 2003. They have been closed from that time. The roads at the WSAs are barricaded. The other roads are marked with carsonite signs and at Link Flat it did have carsonite signs there that have since been removed. A portion of Segers Hole is State Institutional Trust (SITLA) property and no signs are there. There is a carsonite sign at Red Hole Draw marking it as a closed road. The gates at the WSAs allow access for search and rescue and administrative use. If you have any information or pictures pertaining to these roads, the sooner you can get it to us the better. We chose these seven roads to defend because we felt we had the most evidence and the best chance of proving they were in use f rom 1966 to 1976," said Petersen.
Emery County Attorney David Blackwell said, "We agreed with the dismissal of the lawsuit at the direction of the lawyers from the Attorney General's office. They came down to the commission meeting and met with myself and the commissioners and Ray Petersen. They advised the county it would be better to wait until more evidence could be attained. We are now confused. They have done an about face. Pressure may have been put on them. This decision to proceed didn't come from our commission. Our commission has just done what the Attorney General's office had advised."
Editors note: The Emery County Progress has tried to reach the lawyer from the Attorney General's Office Harry Suvall, but he has not returned our calls.


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Commencement proceedings for the School of Law's Class of 2016 will occur on Friday, May 13, at 5:00 p.m. in Calihan Hall on the McNichols Campus of the University of Detroit Mercy. The jubilee class of 1966 will lead the procession. Anthony A. Asher ('65) is the Commencement speaker, and his late brother, George J. Asher, will receive a Doctor of Laws (honoris causa) posthumously.


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America's Next Top Model All-Stars winner Lisa D'Amato has given birth to a baby boy.
"My baby boy Daxel Vaughn Friedman is born! He is 7pds 2oz and he is perfect! I'm in love," she tweeted on Saturday along with this photo.
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D'Amato, 31, revealed in May that she and her husband, entrepreneur Adam Friedman, were expecting. The couple, who wed in September 2012, appeared earlier this year on Interior Therapy with Jeff Lewis. Before winning Cycle 17, D'Amato came in sixth on Cycle 5 of America's Next Top Model.
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