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Green River was the site of the November Lunch and Learn for the Emery County Business Chamber. In addition to learning about customer service, the ECBC kicked off the Emery County: Your first choice shop at home campaign for the holiday season and into 2012.
ECBC president Tyler Jeffs welcomed everyone to the event held at the Tamarisk Restaurant on the banks of the Green River. The local business spotlight for the month was the Tamarisk. Eugene Swalberg was on hand to give the history of the restaurant and its scenic location. He said the property was owned by the Hatt family as well as the property where the museum is located and the motel. Kelly Bayles tried for three and a half years from 1975-1979 to get the restaurant location on the river. He wanted the diners to be able to enjoy the view. That's really where he wanted the restaurant to be and any sacrifice was worth the river view. The downside was the flood insurance was quite high priced. When the restaurant was opened in 1979 among the first customers was a bus load of 45 senior citizens stopping for lunch. About the same time a raft load of young people came floating by on the Green River and mooned the senior citizens dining in the Tamarisk by the large picture windows. That's one of the things Kelly learned early in business was to expect the unexpected.
Bayles said every decision made in a business should be revenue driven. The Tamarisk was one of the first restaurants to serve Navajo tacos. They will soon introduce a buffalo burger to the menu. There are also plans to build a new covered patio on the east side of the restaurant for those wishing to dine outside.
Swalberg reported from Bayles that business has been down a bit during the hard economic times and that restaurants are dependent on a healthy economy. Times are changing, but they are trying to keep up and try creative ideas to try to draw people/tourists to our area. Bayles is active on the travel bureau and they are trying many angles with their advertising budget. They want people to find out what's different and unique about our local area.
Bayles is happy to be in business in Green River and happy to be employing as many as 30-35 people. Many young people have worked at the Tamarisk as they go to college. There are two shifts operating at the business each day. The menu in the summer offers a wider variety and things are cut back for the off season.
The business is busy preparing for the future and working to take care of its customers in an efficient and friendly manner.
Ethan Migliori from the Small Business Development Center talked about customer service. He talked about five dysfunctions that businesses sometimes have.
Businesses need to build a level of trust with customers and employees. Do what you say you are going to do. Show genuine interest in who your customers are. Remember names.
Migliori said building relationships is important. In some businesses there is a fear of conflict. "In Utah there are strong religious cultures that teach that differences of opinions and conflicts are to be avoided. But, we need to look at what's different about us and find common ground. Stephen R. Covey teaches in order to be an effective manager you must understand first and then seek to be understood.
Migliori used two gears out of his boat to illustrate contention and conflict. He said the gears need to be kept greased and he found that out the hard way one day at Lake Powell. Keep the gears of your business well greased. Resolve conflicts constructively.
Migliori also used Julius Caesar as an example. His men were very loyal to their leader. He likened those men to employees in a business. How loyal are your employees to your business. Employees must be treated with a level of respect. Their respect must be earned by the employer. Some employees have a lack of commitment. They have not bought into what you're trying to do. They aren't pulling their weight. Employees need to know what's going on in a business. There needs to be good communication. There needs to be clarity of what needs to be accomplished. Clear definitions of what's expected of all employees should be clear. Everyone needs to follow the same game plan.
One mistake employers sometimes make is viewing their employees as things and not people. People are a combination of body, mind, spirit and heart. Some employees have no motivation and they are just filling time. McDonalds cycles through a lot of employees. Employees need to have an interest in what's going on and what's trying to be accomplished.
Some employees don't want to be accountable for their actions they place the blame on others. Employers and employees must do what they say they are going to do. Sell a product that's useful and reputable. Don't get caught in situations where there is a breakdown of trust. With social media the way it is anything done in business that's disreputable will be found out and broadcast and everyone will know about it. If a customer gets duped, it's a breakdown of trust.
Satisfied employees must have a level of trust in their employers. They must have incentive to remain with an employer.
"One of the companies we were working with was having a hard time keeping employees. We talked to the employees to see what was going on. They reported they had two bosses, one of the owners would tell them to do it one way and then the other owner would tell them to do it another way. There needs to be only one manager for those employees to report to and receive instruction from, the employees were confused. The employees didn't know who to listen to so they were unhappy in their job," said Migliori.
Migliori instructed everyone to evaluate where they are with their business, where are you doing well and where are you falling short.
Glen Jensen spoke next about the Emery County: Your first choice shop at home campaign. He has prepared posters and pamphlets outlining the top 10 reasons to shop local and support your local businesses and business owners who also happen to be your friends and neighbors. One of the things the business chamber is trying to do is establish local branding to get customers to consider staying local and buying local. It makes a real difference in your community to support schools, roads, infrastructure and other community needs. There will be a prize drawing in December and the campaign will continue into 2012. Prizes include a $300 gift certificate to Earl's Furniture and Appliance and $200 in Emery County bucks to be spent in Emery County businesses. Watch for cans in your local businesses where you can enter to win the prizes. Stay local and support your community encouraged Jensen. "Shopping local is an investment in yourself," said Jensen.


text: Posted March 2, 2012 Here it is very briefly. It doesn't seem like the Center has put out a detailed description, but both the LATimes and OCRegister have picked this up. http://latimesblogs....-the-arts-.html Very slim pickings Dance wise, but if that's what needs to happen to get good quality ballet companies like the Mariinsky and the Hamburg (very excited!!), instead of idiotic Ardani productions, I accept it (though Ardani's website lists Tour de Force III on their website). I'm hoping since it says "international" below, that ABT will perhaps will show up on the more detailed brochure? International dance series: Mariinsky Ballet and Orchestra (Oct. 2–7); Trey McIntyre Project (Nov. 23–25); Hamburg Ballet (Feb. 8–10); Eifman Ballet of St. Petersburg (May 3–5, 2013). EDIT: SCFTA's Facebook is updating with more info....They confirm what we already knew about Swan Lake: 2012-13 International Dance Series: Mariinsky Ballet & Orchestra - Swan Lake; Trey McIntyre Project, including world premiere; Hamburg Ballet - The Little Mermaid; Eifman Ballet of St. Petersburg - Rodin Share this post Link to post Share on other sites

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Earlier this year my kids gave me a gift card for a large sporting goods store located upstate. I recently had an appointment in Salt Lake City and planned to stop on the way home and use this card. I had heard rumors that ammunition had become scarce and since I can always use more bullets I thought I would see if the rumors were true.
I went to the rear of the store and headed for the tables and shelves where ammunition was kept. It didn't take long to see the rumors were true. I don't know if this store is representative of the whole area, but the shelves and tables were empty of most ammunition. What ammunition they did have was almost double in price.
Fortunately I am not out of ammo, like many others I just want to have some more. You know, just in case, the Democrats and some spineless Republicans, supported by an anti-gun media do the unthinkable, which they have thought of for decades, and take away a citizens right to keep and bear arms.
But then I thought what good it would do to have a stockpile of weapons if they are illegal to own with a prison term the penalty for possession. We won't be able to go anywhere to shoot our guns, since this would draw the attention of the authorities. We won't be able to carry them or use them in our homes for protection, since doing so would likely make us subject to a penalty more severe than our attacker will receive. All we could do if we keep our guns is stash them away in a secret hiding place. Then I guess if some manmade or natural disaster turns the planet into a "Mad Max" type movie set, we could protect ourselves and our families. As far as defending ourselves from a runaway government's military or police force, we can forget that. We might be able to put up a fight for a while, which would be our duty, but we could never stand up to any concentrated military type assault, alone or together.
So what is the best defense to this probable assault on our liberties? My answer is to utilize the most important freedom in our nation. In future elections we need to go to the polls and vote for our candidates with the same vigor shown buying up guns and ammo. We need to join and contribute money to organizations such as the NRA, which will try to legally stop any unnecessary restrictions on our right to bear arms proposed by Congress and later signed by an approving President.
As for buying up guns and ammunition, do so while you still can, if you want. Just don't be fooled into believing the possession of these weapons will ever be as powerful or destructive as won or lost elections. To ensure that we keep our freedoms we must value and participate in our right to vote above all else.


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COPD cannot be detected before irreversible lung damage has occurred. But, the earlier it is detected, the sooner steps can be taken to modify further damage. Your doctor will ask you about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. Your history and physical exam provide the most important information that is used for the diagnosis of COPD.
If your doctor suspects you might have COPD, you may have one or more of the following tests:
Many tests of lung function have been developed. Each provides slightly different information about how well your lungs are working.
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are painless and noninvasive. They are performed using a machine called a spirometer. By breathing into the spirometer, your doctor can measure your lung volume and your ability to move air in and out of your lungs in a certain period of time. Your results are compared with typical findings of a healthy person your age and similar height. Your doctor can then determine to what extent your lung function is diminished. Sometimes, tests are repeated after you have been given a bronchodilator medication. This is to see if your results improve with this type of treatment.
Pulmonary function measures include:
This test measures how well your lungs transfer a small amount of carbon monoxide gas into your blood. You take a breath of air containing a very small amount of carbon monoxide from a container. The amount of carbon monoxide in your exhaled air or arterial blood is then measured.
A sensor on your finger is used. It can quickly get basic information about the amount of oxygen in your blood.
Imaging tests are used to examine the lungs and evaluate lung damage. These may include:
COPD. EBSCO DynaMed Plus website. Available at:
http://www.dynamed.com/topics/dmp~AN~T115557/COPD. Updated August 28, 2016. Accessed October 4, 2016.
How is COPD diagnosed? National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) website. Available at:
http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/health-topics/topics/copd/diagnosis. Updated July 31, 2013. Accessed February 24, 2014.
Learn about COPD. American Lung Association website. Available at:
http://www.lung.org/lung-health-and-diseases/lung-disease-lookup/copd/learn-about-copd. Accessed February 24, 2014.
What you can do about a lung disease called COPD. Global Initiative for Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease website. Available at:
http://www.goldcopd.org/uploads/users/files/GOLD_Patient_RevJan10.pdf. Accessed February 24, 2014.
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Please be aware that this information is provided to supplement the care provided by your physician. It is neither intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. CALL YOUR HEALTHCARE PROVIDER IMMEDIATELY IF YOU THINK YOU MAY HAVE A MEDICAL EMERGENCY. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider prior to starting any new treatment or with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.
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Diane Ford, a vivacious and successful independent truck driver, leads a carefree life of long-haul trucking, one night stands and all-night drinking until the evening her estranged 11-year-old son, Peter is unexpectedly dropped at her door. Peter hasn't seen his mother since he was a baby and wants to live with Diane as little as she wants him, but they are stuck with each other -- at least for now, while his father Len is in the hospital. Burdened with this new responsibility and seeing the life of freedom she's fought for now jeopardized, Diane steps reluctantly into her past and looks sidelong at an uncharted future that is not as simple or straightforward as she had once believed possible.
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All successful bands have a beginning and often somebody who leads the group into success. For Collective Soul that person was Ed Roland.
Like many musicians, Roland had to work his way up in the industry. He started off quite formally, studying songwriting and guitar at Berklee College of Music in Boston. He also worked as the lead engineer and producer at a studio before starting his own band in 1985 called The Eddie Band. This band later turned into Marching Two-Step and finally evolved into what we know today as Collective Soul.
Where did Roland come up with the name Collective Soul? It was said that he was reading Ayn Rand's The Fountainhead and came across the phrase "collection of souls". Although author Ayn Rand actually uses the phrase in a negative connotation, using the "collective soul" as a threat to the main character's sense of individualism, Ed is quick to point out, "…we're not preaching Ayn Rand, objectivism, egoism, or anything…we just dug the name…" and "it [the band's name] could've come out of a Motorcycle Magazine."
The band was virtually unknown until 1993 with the song "Shine" which came from the album "Hints, Allegations and Things Left Unsaid." The song started off as an underground hit that college radio picked up. With this hit the band signed with Atlantic Records, boosting its mainstream status quickly.
"Shine" was followed with other US Rock Chart #1 hits including "December," "Where The River Flows," and "The World I Know". The band had also gained widespread radio play across all mainstream formats, reaching beyond the conventional rock radio. Although Roland and his band were headliners and two of their albums had sold 5 million copies, the group was receiving little pay as the manager had claimed publishing rights. This caused a rift within the band, causing the group to split, cancel tour dates and face legal battles.
Times were tenuous as the group could not tour, record and weren't even sure they could maintain ownership of the band name. While waiting for legal battles to settle, band members hid out in a cabin in Stockbridge, Georgia and began recording songs on their computer. One of these songs would be known as "Disciplined Breakdown", a song that chronicled emotions and feelings the members were going through. The court case was eventually settled and both parties were not allowed to discuss the outcome.
Not letting the situation get him down, Roland continued to improve his skills as a writer and vocalist. His brother Dean also became a member of the band.
By 1999 the band came out with "Dosage", the group's fourth album. Singles such as "Run", "Needs", and "Tremble For My Beloved" also gained notable positions on the rock charts. With these chart increases, Collective Soul became the most played band on the radio in the 1990s. By 2000, the group's albums weren't seeing the same success but Roland saw success in his duet with Elton John singing "Perfect Day".
Albums to follow the group's roaring success of the 1990s included "7even Year Itch: Greatest Hits 1994-2001", "El Music Group", "Youth", "From The Ground Up", "Home", and "Afterwords." Songs that became hits included "Counting the Days", "Better Now" and "How Do You Love".
In 2009 the group released their eighth album, self-titled "Rabbit". The single "Staring Down" and "Welcome All Again" helped boost the group back to the top of charts once again.
Roland said the single "Staring Down" was written about people not having to be in a dark place after a bad relationship – how one has to let go of that energy and leave themselves open to positive energy. On the same album is the song "Hymn For My Father". Roland said he wrote the song about his father who had died four years prior and who taught him about music.
Originating from Stockbridge, Georgia, the group was honored by the state in 2009 by being inducted in to the Georgia Hall of Fame. The group is still actively writing and performing around the world.
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Lorenzo Braxton Knight turns one years old.
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Lorenzo Braxton Knight will celebrate his first birthday on September 5, 2009 at the Park Along the River.
His actual birthday is September 4th.
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I've seen links to scanned images of PGM on the internet. But, you know, when you want to copy-and-paste some Greek text from PGM for a paper, well, that's not exactly possible with scanned PDF images. So, I came upon this link one day that had PDFs with actual Greek text rather than scanned images of PGM.
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Utah Housing Corporation, Schools and Students Partner to Build an Affordable Home in Castle Dale
Utah Housing Corporation and students participating in the Emery County School Districts construction trade program are celebrating the completion of an affordable ECHO, Educationally Constructed Housing Opportunity, home that is enabling a lower-income family the opportunity of home ownership.
The open house is being held May 26 at 1:30 p.m. at 125 East 920 North in Castle Dale.
The ECHO program was created by UHC in 1997 to help meet affordable housing needs of lower income households across the state. Using the ECHO program, schools are provided financing by UHC to build the homes. Participating students are given an opportunity to learn valuable hands-on training in the construction industry while building a home in their community.
Once complete, UHC sells the homes at below-market prices to families earning 80 percent or less of the area median income. A portion of the proceeds go back into the schools program.
"UHC is proud of the many opportunities these ECHO homes provide. Students are gaining experience they will be able to use both professionally and personally. In turn, the student's well-supervised, hard work contributes to keeping the cost of the home lower. As a result, a hard working family can afford this new, quality built home," said William Erickson, UHC President.
There are 75 homes that have been completed statewide and more than 500 students are currently enrolled in their schools program. UHC's ECHO program has contributed almost $400,000 to the various school programs with the sale of ECHO homes throughout the state.
"Almost every student who has participated in this program has been able to find employment in the construction industry when they applied. It is great training tool that can help student's secure future employment," said Ed Clark, Supervisor of Career Technology Education.
The Utah Housing Corporation is a self-supporting public corporation that offers multiple resources to develop and finance quality, affordable housing for low and moderate income people across the state.
Utah Housing finances low-interest home loans for thousands of lower-income home buyers. Since founded by the Utah State Legislature in 1975, as an independent public corporation, Utah Housing Corporation has provided financing for more than 67,000 single and multi-family affordable housing units.
For more information on this home visit UHC's "Home for Sale" website at: www.utahhousingcorp.org. or call 801-902-8200.
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Messi, FC Barcelona, and the experiences in Germany and Spain
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posted Jan 26 2013 10:05AM
He [Messi] was close, real close. I couldn't see him yet, but I could feel him, as if the subway train was being sucked towards Camp Nou and the tracks were being pulled back into the city. Whatever was going to happen, it wasn't gonna be the way they call it back in Wisconsin.
No, I'm not talking about Colonel Kurtz; I'm talking about Lionel Messi – the greatest 'football' player on the face of the earth.
Waiting for the last two years, I never thought I would have another opportunity to see him play live again. Tomorrow (Sunday), I will return to Camp Nou, one of the biggest stadiums in the world, as FC Barcelona takes on Osasuna, the worst team in La Liga. Expecting a massacre on the field, I hope Messi comes through with a goal. It will complete this 18 day journey…
However, Messi apparently had an injury Thursday night in the second leg of the Copa del Rey against Malaga; he was substituted in the 82
minute. The club claims that the injury is not serious, but Messi did not practice yesterday.
Great, that's all I need. Come all this way to see the greatest football player of my lifetime, and he's sitting on the bench?! Let's hope it doesn't come to that…
Messi's speed, passing, accuracy, and scoring are extraordinary skills that most football players cannot mirror. The man has a true gift, and unlike so many other superstars, he lives a pretty humble and quiet life (or so we think). He's a special player with a special talent. When he gets the ball, let him go to work. When he doesn't have the ball, he's in position to strike when the opportunity presents itself. His team is an outstanding supporting cast of talented individuals. They, too, are superstars in their own respect. In general, Barcelona's starting eleven is a well oiled machine, with very few flaws. It is why they are champions on a consistent basis, not only in Spain, but around the world. They are more than just the Yankees and Lakers of the world…They are '
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It's been a week since I've written a blog. Obviously so much has happened between now and then, so I'll try to recap my time in Munich and Barcelona. The game is Sunday, and I'll fly home the following day. Still cannot believe how fast this trip has gone by, yet I feel like I've been here for months. Honestly, though, I'm ready to come home.
In Munich, I can say ate very well. Anticipating outstanding German cuisine, I didn't have one bad meal when I was there. Almost every dinner consisted of schnitzel (either pork or veal), and almost every lunch consisted of a schnitzel sandwich. Although I'm not the biggest potato salad fan, I surely ate a ton of it. I also had my fair share of sausage, including bratwurst, bockwurst, and weisswurst. I even had something that look like pink bread – it was German meatloaf; you would have never have guessed it, but it was outstanding. Ironically, I didn't drink as much beer as I thought I would. When I did, it was a lot of Hofbrau and Hachor Pschorr.
As for the sites in Munich, I experienced the Dachau Concentration Camp, an absolute fascinating, but depressing tour. It still amazes me how human beings have the power and will to exterminate millions of innocent human beings. We cannot forget these horrors…
Taking a two hour train ride south into the mountains of Bavaria, I also took a tour of the Neuschwanstein castle. It was built in the late 1800s for the king of Bavaria. The castle is absolutely amazing on the inside; everything – furniture, art, and the rooms – was in perfect condition. And yes, it kind of looks like Hogwarts.
In addition, I got a tour of the Allianz Arena, the home of Bayern Munich. Considering how big it is, it has the same capacity as Lambeau field (70,000 people). Did you know the media is allowed to drink alcohol? Yep. The pressroom there is enormous; it's like the size of an auditorium. Behind it is a little cafeteria with a bar. Too bad we don't have that luxury back home.
I also saw a Bayern Munich game. That was, by far, the coldest game I've ever been too. Plus, fans are allowed to smoke in the stadium. This resulted in a lot of second-hand smoke for yours truly. You can check out the game summary in my previous blog.
Did I mention the air was clean? Although it snowed almost every day, I have never inhaled cleaner air in my life!
As for Barcelona, I was looking forward to the change in climate. All this week, it's been in the mid 50s to low 60s; the sun has been out every single day. While it was still way too cold to swim, I did hang out by the beach today (nothing like looking out at the Mediterranean Sea). Our hotel has a nice rooftop overlooking the city. I've spent my afternoons getting a lot of reading in from up there.
We've done a lot of walking as well, making tours to the Montjuic Castle which overlooks the Mediterranean Sea as well as Barcelona. We did a tour of the buildings and parks designed by Spanish architect Antoni Gaudi. Scattered across the city, they're very unique in shape, size, and color. One of his famous creations, a mammoth cathedral called La Sagrada Familia, began construction in the late 1800s. IT'S STILL BEING BUILT TODAY! If you see this church in person, you will be convinced why they're still working on it.
And of course, we got a tour FC Barcelona's stadium Camp Nou…
All in all, it's been an outstanding trip. It might be my last ever trip to Europe, but I've enjoyed every second of it. The culture, the food, the sites, and the football have been out of this world.
Besides, January is the perfect time to come, since there's football on TV almost every day. When I haven't been touring the sites or eating, I'm watching football in one of the local bars. Between the Premier League, English FA Cup, La Liga, Copa del Rey, and the German Bundesliga, I have been more into the sport than ever. I wonder what I'll watch tonight…
Again, can't wait to see Messi and company pounce on a crappy Osasuna squad.
To close my European Chronicles, I'll use the opposite of what Kurtz said in
Apocalypse Now
The beauty…the beauty…
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FRANKLIN, Tenn. – At the Chicago Auto Show earlier today, MotorWeek announced the 2013 Nissan Pathfinder as the winner of the "Best Large Utility" category in its annual 2013 Drivers' Choice Awards. The newly-redesigned Pathfinder was recognized for its shift to increased comfort and luxury compared to past models.
Pathfinder and the other 2013 Drivers' Choice Awards winners will be featured in a special episode of MotorWeek, which will air on public television stations nationwide beginning February 9, and on Discovery's Velocity Network television channel beginning February 19.
Pierre Loing, Vice President, Product Planning, Nissan Americas, said: "The 2013 Nissan Pathfinder was completely redesigned to provide best-in-class standard towing capacity with cargo space for the entire family, and neither were compromised in pursuit of class-leading fuel efficiency. This honor solidifies the Pathfinder's unparalleled versatility, and we sincerely thank MotorWeek for their recognition."
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Nice House Hostel is with a convenient location in the center of Chengdu downtown. Guests will feel as a home stay which is in walking distance to local food street, supermarkets, bank, post office and shopping malls.
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The Mequon-Thiensville Optimist Club, as well as the Mequon and Thiensville police departments, are again teaming up to host Safety Town, this year from July 22 through Aug. 2.
Safety Town is a informational program for kids about to enter school for the first time in the fall, teaching through visual aids, demonstrations, handouts and exercises at a miniature town constructed at the school.
The program runs two sessions each day, the first from 8-10 a.m. and the second from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
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Glendale — The Nicolet School District on Wednesday announced that Greg Kabara, recently a middle school principal in Grafton, has been chosen to succeed Greg DePue as Nicolet High School principal.
Kabara graduated from Whitefish Bay High School, after which he received his bachelor's from Winona State University, and master's degrees from the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse and the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
Prior to working in Grafton, Kabara was an associate principal at Whitefish Bay High School, before which he taught mathematics.
Kabara was selected by a 28-member principal search advisory committee, which comprised Nicolet faculty, staff, parents and students.
"My recent conversations on campus left me impressed with the dedicated faculty, supportive community, and great school spirit at Nicolet," Kabara said in a district news release.
The district plans to hold a meet-and-greet event with Kabara before the start of the new school year.
Market analysis under way
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Mequon — City officials on Tuesday heard the first of three presentations from VierbicherAssociates, a firm hired to do a market analysis study on the Port Washington Corridor to see what type of development would be best for that area of the city.
The presentation focused on the baseline assessment of the corridor, which included demographic data detailing growth, workforce and housing trends.
Vierbicher was hoping to get input from Common Council members about how to reference the Highland Interchange, a proposed construction project that would build a new interchange at Highland Road in Mequon off of Interstate 43. Director of Community Development Kim Tollefson said results from the community survey that will be available in coming weeks should provide input on the interchange.
The next presentations will focus on development opportunities for the corridor, as well as gather input on what would be preferred. Mayor Dan Abendroth said there are some things that could be excluded from further study, including development that would impact the quality of life in Mequon, including high density development, lack of open space, high traffic, high crime and things that produce excessive amounts of noise and light pollution.
Village considering
using paperless packets
Shorewood — In an effort to save money — in the long run — and adopt a more environmentally friendly practice, meeting packets and other important documents could soon be delivered electronically to members of the Shorewood Village Board.
At the prompting of the village's Technology Committee, one or two board members will test out the electronic method for the remainder of the year, and the practice could be used with all seven members in 2014.
According to village staff, annual copy costs are about $870, and staff time devoted to assembling the paper packets is valued at several thousand dollars. A portable media device could be issued to each board member so documents could be viewed at meetings.
In recent years, several North Shore municipalities have gone paperless as documents are shared with elected officials.
Shorewood has been a forerunner with posting documents online. Having done so since 2007, the village was the first municipality in the area to post supporting board documents on the village website — a practice that has since been adopted by many municipalities and school boards.
Common Council approves
rezoning for more parking
Mequon — The Mequon Common Council on Tuesday approved the rezoning of lands to allow for a parking lot expansion.
Property located immediately west of 7606 W. Mequon Road was rezoned from residential to neighborhood commercial to allow for the expansion of a parking lot at a retail center that currently includes a photography studio, dentist office and Mama Mia's. The parking lot expansion is to accommodate increased traffic to the restaurant during peak hours. There will be 12 additional stalls.
Four projects eyed
for federal CDBG funding
Shorewood — At the recommendation of several department heads, the Shorewood Village Board on Monday voted to allocate $37,000 in Community Development Block Grant funds toward four projects.
The federal CDBG funds will go toward paying a portion of the coordinator's salary at the Shorewood Senior Resource Center, funding a portion of the Shoreline Interfaith Outreach Program that benefits seniors, improving alleys and offering a grant to seniors for accessibility improvements.
While CDBG funds are linked to the federal government, the money is administered locally by Milwaukee County's Department of Housing and Urban Development. The funds can only be used for specific purposes, including blight elimination and programs benefiting the elderly and persons with disabilities.
Shorewood OKs
NSFD fee increases
Shorewood — The North Shore Fire Department's emergency medical service fees are increasing by 2.7 percent — a maneuver Fire Chief Robert Whitaker said is designed to follow suit with rising expenses.
Shorewood was the fifth of NSFD's seven member communities to vote in favor of the fee increases. As part of the intergovernmental agreement, a super-majority — or votes by five communities — is required for a change to take effect.
The Fox Point board voted on the agreement Tuesday, and River Hills is scheduled to act on it later this month.
Stop sign to be installed,
following residents' concerns
Shorewood — Two-way stop signs will be installed at the intersection of Marion Street and North Prospect Avenue, following action Monday by the Shorewood Village Board.
Several residents attended a Village Board meeting last month and implored officials to consider placing stop signs in the area because of safety concerns. The village also received a petition with more than 40 signatures from nearby residents.
Police Chief Dave Banaszynski recommended signs be placed in the area, and the village honored the request by adopting an ordinance.
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See also Adam-ondi-Ahman; Archangel; Eden; Eve; Fall of Adam and Eve; Michael
The first man created on earth.
Adam is the father and patriarch of the human race on the earth. His transgression in the Garden of Eden (Gen. 3; D&C 29:40–42; Moses 4) caused him to "fall" and become mortal, a step necessary in order for mankind to progress on this earth (2 Ne. 2:14–29; Alma 12:21–26). Adam and Eve should therefore be honored for their role in making our eternal growth possible. Adam is the Ancient of Days and is also known as Michael (Dan. 7; D&C 27:11; 107:53–54; 116; 138:38). He is the archangel and will come again to the earth as the patriarch of the human family, preparatory to the second coming of Jesus Christ (D&C 29:26).
- God created man in his own image:Gen. 1:26–28; ( Moses 2:26–28; Abr. 4:26–28; )
- God gave man dominion over all things and commanded him to multiply and fill the earth:Gen. 1:28–31; ( Moses 2:28–31; Abr. 4:28–31; )
- God placed Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden and forbade them to eat of the tree of knowledge of good and evil:Gen. 2:7–9, 15–17; ( Moses 3:7–9, 15–17; Abr. 5:7–13; )
- Adam named every living creature:Gen. 2:19–20; ( Moses 3:19–20; Abr. 5:20–21; )
- Adam and Eve were married by God:Gen. 2:18–25; ( Moses 3:18–25; Abr. 5:14–21; )
- Adam and Eve were tempted by Satan, partook of the forbidden fruit, and were cast out of the Garden of Eden:Gen. 3; ( Moses 4; )
- Adam was 930 years old at his death:Gen. 5:5; ( Moses 6:12; )
- Adam was the first man:D&C 84:16;
- Before his death Adam called his righteous posterity together at Adam-ondi-Ahman and blessed them:D&C 107:53–57;
- Adam offered sacrifice:Moses 5:4–8;
- Adam was baptized, received the Holy Ghost, and was ordained to the priesthood:Moses 6:51–68;


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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
Funeral masses were held for two of the fallen miners who died when the Crandall Canyon Coal mine disaster occurred on Aug. 6. Carlos Payan Villa and Jose Luis Hernandez were remembered at the Mission San Rafael Catholic Church on Sept. 6. Villa was born on Oct. 29, 1984 in Sinaloa, Mexico. Hernandez was born on April 25, 1984 in Sinaloa, Mexico. Both miners were employed at the Crandall Canyon Mine in Huntington Canyon.
Many friends and family members as well as fellow miners gathered to honor the two miners. Father Don Hope of the Notre Dame de Lourdes and San Rafael Mission was one of the priests to officiate at the funeral mass along with Oscar Martinez and Omar Ontiveros. The funeral mass was conducted in Spanish.
Father Hope spoke to those present and said this is a bitter time. A time to say goodbye. He asked mourners to remember all the ways that they loved you and made you feel special. At this time he asked God to take these brothers to himself. In the gospel of John it tells us that Jesus died on the cross that we might be free from sin. Jesus looked down from the cross and saw his mother Mary. He saw his apostle John and said, "Behold your mother," he told Mary, to behold her son," He knew he was soon to depart and wanted John to look after Mary for him. Just as those left behind at this time of loss will have God to look after them. We are God's beloved disciples and it is our time to support and embrace one another and to lift up. Everyone is special and we are to model our lives after Jesus' actions. "As we reflect on Carlos and Luis and their companions. We can show how much we love them by continuing on in this way. Accept them into God's kingdom. Let the tears of loss become tears of joy as Jesus welcomes our brothers to be with him. Let us begin to heal from this pain and grief."
Father Martinez spoke of putting Christ first in our lives and living lives centered around Christ. Christ loves us and we must love each other. He instructed those present to be thankful to Christ for all we have. He said we have lost friends. Carlos and Luis and companions and friends have gone to sleep in Christ. It is time to say good-bye.
There was a reading from the book of the prophet Isaiah. "The Lord God will destroy death forever. On this mountain the Lord of hosts will provide for all peoples. On this mountain he will destroy the veil that veils all peoples, The web that is woven over all nations; he will destroy death forever.
"The Lord God will wipe away the tears from all faces; The reproach of his people he will remove from the whole earth; for the Lord has spoken.
"On that day it will be said: "Behold our God, to whom we looked to save us. This is the Lord for whom we looked; let us rejoice and be glad that he has saved us."
Carlos was described as a young man who loved his family and loved his cars. Luis loved his family very much. Both were hard working young men just trying to get ahead in life as their lives were struck short on Aug. 6.


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Install JDeveloper on Mac
By gc on Sep 28, 2010
There is a very important trick to play before installing Oracle JDeveloper on a Mac. Basically you need to fool the JDEV installer to believe the java on your Mac is like those on Unix/Linux box.
cd /System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Versions/1.6.0/Home/
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Cheesemakers of our 'Driftless Region' in Wisconsin await your presence at their shops as you meander along the Wisconsin cheese trail.
It's the great American tradition- pack up the family & friends, get on the road and discover America. As you drive, take some time to enjoy the stops along the way-small-town cafes, roadside stands, wineries and Wisconsin cheese-makers and cheese shops that give our state its unique flavor.
We recommend these 7 cheese-makers which are a short drive from our Sparta Wisconsin Bed and Breakfast. Your innkeeper will have more information about each shop upon your arrival.
Fosters Cheese Haus in Osseo, WI
Le Coulee Cheese Castle in West Salem, WI
Humbird Cheese Mart in Tomah, WI
Carr Valley Cheese Company in La Valle, WI
Westby Cooperative Creamer in Westby, WI
Organic Valley in La Farge, WI
Pasture Pride Cheese, LLC in Cashton, WI
Old Country Cheese, LLC in Cashton, WI
While you are out and about sampling quality Wisconsin cheddar cheese curds at these fine factories, don't forget that a nice compliment to cheese is wine. Check out our page on these area Wineries and add a winery to your cheese trail tour.
Plan to make the Franklin Victorian Bed & Breakfast your 'Home Base' for your Wisconsin cheese trail tour around the Sparta Wisconsin area.


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Aquatics director Justin Hart said from South Hughes canyon down the Huntington Creek has suffered significant loss of fish. The toxic ash has entered the river and the fish have suffocated. Many fish have been buried and displaced. "It's a significant majority and a large fishable area that will be affected. The Left Fork isn't as affected and the Scad Valley area appears to be in good shape. Although flash flood events could affect those areas. There are still fishing opportunities in the main branch. Below Electric Lake a couple miles of the fly zone is still fishable. There is debris and mud out of Gordon Creek which is killing carp below Wellington. Fish Creek is OK. Clear Creek and Mud Creek could have affects but there will be little impact at Scofield Reservoir. The hardest hit area is the Huntington Creek. We need to get through this year and maybe in a year or two we can restock. We are worried about the erosion and the ash loads. The spring runoff next year will bring significant ash flow and debris. Next summer we will take a look at it. There are still areas to fish and we will start over in the burned areas and stock good quality fish who will see good growth and we will have good fishing there again. We have seen wildlife re-entering the burned areas. Make sure you are careful and don't fish in risky areas. Be aware of the weather and what's going on. There are still fishing opportunities out there," said Hart, "One displaced fisherman told me has had success in Straight Canyon. You can still fish Miller's Flat, Cleveland Reservoir and Electric Lake, the tiger trout are very popular there."
The burned area of Huntington Canyon is closed from Crandall Canyon to near Electric Lake.


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I don�t typically offer advice to brewers, except to say to brew a beer with coconut and you�ll be a millionaire.
I don�t brew and I don�t own a business, so I don�t typically want to give business and brewing advice.
However, I do drink a lot of beer (research) and I feel I can objectively taste when a beer is good, or if there is something wrong with the beer. I typically know when a beer is something I just don�t like compared to when something is wrong with a beer.
And lately, with a couple of new breweries, I�ve tasted a lot of wrong in the beers. I�m not going to call the breweries out yet because they are in their infancy stages and still can correct the problems.
I�m going to offer this one piece of unsolicited advice to these brewers, and other new breweries in planning � don�t release beer until you�re absolutely ready. If the beer is not where you want it to be, don�t release it because if you�re not happy with it there�s a good chance the people you want to buy it won�t be happy with it.
With all the new breweries popping up everyday, you may only get that one chance to impress a buyer. If you provide them with a beer that is obviously infected or has other flaws, you may have lost a customer forever.
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Want to See President Obama on a One-Dollar Bill?
How about putting President Obama on the dollar bill, instead of that old white-haired lady who's there right now? Design firm Dowling Duncan did it for the Dollar ReDe$ign Competition. Want to see their designs for the other denominations?
Besides Obama's face, the Dowling Duncan bills are graced with a teepee, the Bill of Rights in full, "20th-century America," a bald eagle, and Franklin D. Roosevelt, complete with a timeline of his legendary first 100 days. As the denominations grow larger, the size of the bills grows too, making them easier to distinguish; the bold colors serve the same purpose. Unlike our bills, these are oriented vertically:
When we researched how notes are used we realized people tend to handle and deal with money vertically rather than horizontally. You tend to hold a wallet or purse vertically when searching for notes. The majority of people hand over notes vertically when making purchases. All machines accept notes vertically. Therefore a vertical note makes more sense.
What do you think? I like them, but I'm the kind of fascist who wishes everyone would dress in uniforms that I designed for them.


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We are waiting outside Greg LeMond's home in Nevada. This is where he grew up, where he trained as a youngster, where he first raced. One of his actual race bikes is hanging from the ceiling of the open garage, glinting in the early morning bath of bright sunshine. There are also two other LeMond bicycles, carbon ones, leaning against one another in the corner. The LOOK bicycle with the Lightweight wheels looks out of place at first, but the La Vie Claire paint job gives away the fact that this too is a special bike and belongs in the family.
The night before we are to ride with Greg LeMond, the first American to win the Tour de France, we sit in anticipation on big, overstuffed chairs at our hotel. No one knows what to expect, but it is obvious that we are expecting something. The conversation is a flurry of call and response that allows us to freely dig into a past that we all know at least a little something about.
What bike do you think he will ride? The man has a tradition with wonderful bicycles. Not just the carbon rigs that were the final iterations of the LeMond brand (so far) but the steel frames that were ridden by the likes of a young Greg and his Team Z companions. Remember how the top tubes were always a wee bit longer than the rest to stretch you out and make you look, well, like LeMond? Or that baby blue and orange paint scheme that evoked an early Bontrager? Or how all the models of the bikes were named after his great exploits — Poprad, Buenos Aires or Ventoux (which was coincidentally my first racing frame and one that I still own).
What will he talk about? This guy is one of the greats and he has ridden with the greats. Not only ridden with them but jumped into the pro peloton and started banging elbows with them straight out of the gate. Laurent Fignon, Robert Millar and the venerable Bernard Hinault all became his teammates and peers in just a few short years.
And that is why we wait outside his house for almost an hour and a half before anyone actually sees the real life Greg LeMond. There is enough waiting time to make us question what we are doing here and work up a sweat worrying about it. Will he be amenable to our questions, or will it be better if we just leave him be?
Then, in an instant, we are in the kitchen with Greg LeMond. We drink coffee, admire Z Team Giro helmets (still in the box) and chat about where (and when) we will ride today. A forest fire is gripping one part of the county so there are questions as to what roads will be open. There is also the matter of what bike he'll ride. The traditional steel frame with the quill stem, cracked red bar tape and Mavic ceramic rims seems to be the obvious choice (for us, anyway). But the newer LeMond carbon bike beckons from where it rests.
And then suddenly, when the bar tape has been tightened up in the parking lot of a nearby high school and a few anecdotes are told about the early days of riding in the pro peloton, we are mounting up and rolling out with Greg LeMond.
Scott, Greg's son, is the first to go to the front and up the pace and soon, before you know it, he is off the front. Not so much intentionally, but just as a way to remind us all that we are indeed riding (even if this is a multiple-time-winner of the Tour de France we are riding with). It's not a surprise that he should be the one to do it, none of us wanting to be that first one to take the bait of the open road. The surprise, however, comes from Greg LeMond himself.
He moves slightly out of the group to the left and into the road and puts the slightest bit of pressure onto his pedals. And he does all of it in one fluid motion. His back arches which causes him to slightly shift himself forward onto the bike until he is almost hunched over the front end of the bike. That's when I see it. When we all see it.
He chases down Scott with ease and a smile, maybe even 'whooping' as he passes. He then tears down the descent into the town of Markleeville. Ben Lieberson and I would talk about it later, that this was the moment. The moment when we forgot about how long we had waited in his driveway or getting impatient when he insisted on fixing the tape on his ancient bars. Or even when he stopped for the second time to adjust his saddle height.
When he stood up on his bike we all saw Greg LeMond. We saw him on the podium at the Tour de France. We saw him with his kooky glasses snarling at Fignon or looking to Hinault for the fatherly advice that was never there. But more importantly, we saw the greatest bike racer this country has ever known and a man that loves to ride his bike. We saw Greg LeMond.
He would lead us through a day of riding on some of the same roads that he trained on as a young cyclist. We would stop a few times, once being held up by the police for taking up too much of the road. And with every stop there was another story. Something about the World Championships here, a bit about Roland Della Santa [the frame builder] peppered in there. Then there were the roads. Roads that you have to see (and ride) to believe. Possibly the smoothest winding tarmac that I have ever seen.
But, the truth of the matter is that I was hardly aware of any of it, and I am sure that my Continental brothers would say the same. We were all trying to hang back a little (LeMond admitted later to really laying on the stories when he realized he could control our pace with them) and listen to any and all tales that we could coax out of him. Then, before we knew it, it was all over and we were back in the parking lot in front of his father's house, our heads spinning.
Thank you Greg LeMond for sharing a ride with us.


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By GARY ARRINGTONSports Writer
The Emery High wrestling team went into the holiday break with a resounding 59-24 victory over a visiting Wayne wrestling team. Every match in this meet was decided by a pin or by forfeit.
Nathan Mecham, at 171 pounds and with a 15-8 season record, opened the meet with a second quarter pin after building a point's lead of 11-4. This was a foreboding of what was to come. Brett Sorenson, at 189 pounds, won by forfeit but was penalized a point for facial hair.
Cody Dale, at 215 pounds, was pinned by his man in the first round. Decker Butcher at 285 won by forfeit and Emery led 17-6.
Wyatt Oveson, at 103 pounds and with a season record of 15-5, pinned his man in the first round. Cezly Collard, at 112 pounds and with a season record of 19-4, also pinned his man in the first round. Spencer Fehlberg at 119 pounds and Dillon Walls at 125 pounds were then recipients of forfeits. Fehlberg has a season record of 12-1 and Walls is 12-8. Emery now leads 41-6.
Adam Brinkworth at 130 pounds leads his opponent 5-2 after the first round and then finally pulls out a pin with 10 seconds left in round two. Wayne then went on a winning streak as they won the next three matches by pin. Tice Guymon at 135, Cole Guymon at 140 and Kennadee Byington at 145 were the Emery wrestlers.
Clay Collard, at 152 pounds, fell behind in the first round 2-4, took the lead in the second round at 8-5 and then pinned his man in the third round. Collard, with the pin, took his season record to 19-0 with this his 16th win by pin this season. Collard was the champion of his weight at the earlier Panguitch tournament.
Chet Funk, at 160 pounds and with a season record of 14-3, was the final Emery wrestler and pinned his opponent in the first round.
Emery has a 6-9-1 duels record, which includes the Manti Duels of last weekend. This team is coached this year by Doug Mecham, Reed Fehlberg and Jack Funk.
Coach Mecham talking about his team, "This team is a young team and we coaches are pleased with the progress this team is making and the heart they are showing. They are gaining valuable experience." The veterans on the team are taking care of themselves as they work hard to improve and to represent themselves and the school well.
Emery will wrestle at the Tournament of Champions meet in Vernal on Jan. 8-9, 2011 and then will be home on Jan. 13 against Manti.


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"Proofing" is another term for the time that dough spends rising. Successful leavening is "proof" of active yeast.
Any leftover rolls can be frozen in plastic freezer bags. Thaw at room temperature about 2 hours before serving.
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Derk and Julie Jones announce the marriage of their daughter Mindee Viola Jones to Lance Edward Maki, son of Larry and Cathy Maki on Aug. 5 in the Manti LDS Temple.
To honor the couple a reception will be held Aug. 7 from 7-9 p.m. at the Huntington Stake Center, 140 North Main in Huntington.
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It does sound like the vent is not working. A properly working inline vent will handle a sink quite easily, so my feeling is you have a bad one. First thing however, take the trap off and make sure there is no debris clogging it. Since you know where the vent is, you don't have to tear out an entire wall, just cut a hole large enough to get to the vent and replace it. Test the new one before closing the wall.
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PRICE-Robert Michael Felice, age 53, quietly slipped away into the night, unbeknownst to us, and was received into the arms of his waiting mother on May 6, 2010. He was born June 23, 1956 in Price, Utah to Rudy and Jennie Oliveto Felice.
Robert was a musician, thespian, cosmetologist, handyman, golfer, amateur horticulturist and friend to all. He was a soft spoken, gentle man, and a "free spirit" who marched to his own drum. "Jam through the night Uncle Robert....We will miss you."
Robert is survived by his father, Rudy Felice, brother, Ron (Joan) Felice, all of Price; nephew, Robert Douglas (Claudette) Felice, Salt Lake City; nieces, Johanna (Andy) Barraco, Salt Lake City, Elizabeth Felice, Park City; great-nieces and great-nephew, Mikenzie, Maxx, Isabella and Katie; his very special friend, Sharon Murdock, Price; and many loving aunts, uncles and cousins.
Robert was preceded in death by his mother, Jennie O. Felice.
Funeral service, Tuesday, May 11, 2010, 10 a.m., Mitchell Funeral Home, 233 East Main Street) Price. Family will receive friends at Mitchell's Tuesday one hour prior to service. Interment, Cliffview Cemetery, Price. Friends are welcome to share memories of Robert at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net.