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The Utah Division of Oil, Gas, and Mining's Abandoned Mine Reclamation Program has completed work on two projects, closing 151 dangerous mine openings.
The blue Notch-White Canyon project closed 10 openings in the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. The Temple Mountain project sealed 141 sites in the San Rafael Swell.
Temple Mountain is a popular recreation area and abandoned mines often attracted unwary adventurers. During construction work ATV tracks were noticed inside several of the mines. Explosives were also found, requiring an Explosive Ordnance Disposal team to dispose of them.
The Temple Mountain project used a variety of techniques to close the openings, included the use of polyurethane foam that allows for closing a vertical shaft without altering its historic appearance.
Other mine openings were backfilled, sealed with concrete block walls, or rebar grates. Bat grates were installed on five mines that allow bats to continue to use them as habitat.
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Microsoft says first-day sales of new gaming console surpass previous generation launch.
REDMOND, Wash. (AP) — Microsoft says that more than 1 million Xbox One consoles have been sold worldwide since their midnight launch.
The company says that surpasses first-day sales of the Xbox 360, the previous-generation model that went on sale eight years ago.
The new console was launched in 13 markets. The software giant said Friday that it sold had out at most retailers and that it is working to replenish stocks. It added that in the first day of game play, fans killed over 60 million zombies in "Dead Rising 3" and drove more than 3.6 million miles on "Forza Motorsport 5."
The sales figure matches that of Sony, which said last week that more than 1 million PlayStation 4 consoles had been sold in the 24 hours since its release.
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The calendar page has turned and things are looking up. Certain areas appear to be on a better track than others but, after a long dry spell, at least a slow recovery is on the horizon.
Consumers are getting tired of denying themselves, so spending is expected to increase. The average age of cars on the road is over ten years, so there could be more car purchases. Housing continues to bounce along the bottom, but it does not appear things are getting worse. Unemployment continues to gradually tick down and, although job creation is slim, it is positive. All in all, the next year feels a bit better than the last four.
Last week the U.S. Gross Domestic Product (GDP) number was revised up to 2.8 percent for fourth quarter 2011. GDP for 2012 is expected to be in the 2.3 percent range. Again, this is not a great number, but it is positive and slightly better than the recent past.
Now that we are on a world economy, it is not just about the U.S. number for growth, but what is expected in other countries as well. Europe continues to have its problems, but it appear to be successfully financing its debt through new bond issues along with some austerity measures. China could still have a soft landing after increasing interest rates repeatedly to curb inflation, and now with a declining Yuan, it appears things have slowed down.
Consumer confidence continues to be disappointing, likely due to the fact that this is not a typical recovery. In fact, it may be hard to recognize that we are even in a recovery since the changes are menial. Typically after a significant recession like we had in 2008, one would expect GDP to increase in the 4 percent to 5 percent range. That has yet to happen in this recovery. Consumers are growing impatient if they are trying to sell a house, waiting for a raise, looking for work or starting a business.
This January earnings season on Wall Street was the first in eight quarters that did not blow the cover off the ball. Earnings reports were mixed and many had outlooks that were adjusted down. Part of this could be due to the razor-thin margins some retailers are experiencing, partly due to slower growth in trading partners for multi-national companies, and partly due to the lack of financing available for consumers looking for large purchases.
The last FOMC meeting where Dr. Bernanke announced interest rates would remain low through 2014 should be a good indication for home buyers and businesses wanting to expand where financing will be needed. The other side of that coin, however, is how willing the banks are to lend. While this remains to be seen, eventually banks will have to put their capital back to work and lending will resume.
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Canada clinches first in Pool B in men's volleyball
SHENZHEN, China (CIS) – Canada's men's volleyball team continued to roll on Wednesday night at the 26th Summer Universiade, finishing Group A competition with a perfect 4-0 record after downing Australia 3-0 (25-20, 25-17, 25-20).
STATISTICS: CAN vs. AUS
Canada has completely dominated their group opponents, also beating Switzerland, China and Norway, while only dropping one set over four games under the guise of University of Winnipeg head coach Larry McKay.
A quarter-final matchup with South Korea awaits the Canadians on Friday at 3 p.m. local time (3 a.m. ET). It marks the third Universiade in a row that the Canucks have reached the final eight.
"The first set was a back-and-forth affair, and we saw that our opponent's energy dipped after," said McKay. "Everyone on our team had the opportunity to play tonight, which is good for the guys going forward."
Team captain and Calgary native Rudy Verhoeff (in photo) was dominant at the net for the Canadians, leading the way with eight kills and four blocks. Fellow Calgarian Graham Vigrass, the reigning Canadian Interuniversity Sport player of the year, chimed in with three aces.
"We have to be prepared to face South Korea and we have to execute," added McKay. "[South Korea] has a relatively big and disciplined team, and they have some of the best hitters in the tournament."
Canada's has twice won a silver medal in men's volleyball at the Universiade, finishing second in Edmonton in 1983 and Thailand in 2007.


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DislikedOf course I have never been able to get a BO system to work that well. I am hoping with 10.0 reads it will increase your chances though. The problem with the BEAGLE team is they have no stats or past performance to view and study, just a lot of hot air. Again, the problem with trend trading is you never know it is going to continue, you dont know when someone will interfere (SNB, BOJ, BOE, etc.) Inside out trading has always driven me nuts while I have had much more success trading outside in. Add a recovery method and it ends up being profitable....Ignored
If you haven't figured it out yet Bob I for one can trade rings around you and posting my trades on the SL thread is as close as you're going to see my stats. The fact is even if I did produce the facts I'd be called writing fiction. It's a pointless issue and akin to debating stop or no stop. I surely hope you had a stop on today after your fubar. But one must expect mistakes at first.
I have chosen to be nice and show you the way rather then force stats down your throat which proves absolutely zero. Anybody can posts numbers. Besides all beagles don't bite or piss on your furniture. LOL.
Ok I'll forgive you this time. it's a new thing and you probably missed it. I showed you exactly where I entered the trade. This was only one way to enter a trade and the right way depends on a number of different factors. I can enter a trade at any time of the day no matter which direction the PA is heading and make a profit. YOU WILL BE ABLE TO DO THIS AS WELL. You have to walk before you can run my friend. So let's take it one step at a time. Forget the past debates. It was a blast but let's get down to work now shall we and make some pips?
As far as the trend continuing and this being a problem trading is just not correct. I make just as many pips with the PA going down as I make with the PA going up. It just doesn't matter in the very least. I can assure you if you listen and follow my advice you will make lots of pips and that isn't hot air brother Bob.


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By order of the president, Michigan State will win it all.
But even the leader of the free world has no say over March Madness—he has to sit and back watch just like the rest of us.
President Barack Obama, a former high school basketball player, announces his bracket each year in conjunction with ESPN. His latest bracket, released Wednesday, predicts that Michigan State will be crowned NCAA champions after a final matchup with fellow four-seed Louisville.
These trendy picks are a departure from the president's normal, more conservative, selections. His final four mirrors the four teams that popular statistician Nate Silver said have the highest probability of making it to Arlington, which hosts the 2014 Final Four. Obama joked about Silver's prediction abilities in 2012, after he correctly forecasted all 50 states in Obama's reelection
Outside of his Final Four, the president's bracket has a few other upsets sprinkled throughout. He's high on 12-seed Harvard, his law-school alma mater, to upset fifth-ranked Cincinnati. And he thinks Arizona State will upset the University of Texas in the first round. Obama has the other two Texas teams, 12-seed Stephen F. Austin and sixth-seeded Baylor, following their seeds to the first and second round respectively.
This time, the president's picks serve another purpose—convincing young adults to sign up for health care before this year's March 31 deadline. The White House website matches the presidential bracket with links to HealtchCare.gov and a bracket of the top reasons to get health care. There are also short video clips, including Michelle Obama dunking on a miniature basketball hoop with Miami Heat star LeBron James.
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SUNY College at Brockport has named a new provost and vice president for academic affairs, selecting former SUNY College at Geneseo business school dean Mary Ellen Zuckerman.
The college announced Friday that Zuckerman will take over the position July 1. She comes from Ithaca College, where she served as dean of business. Prior to that Zuckerman spent 10 years as dean of business at SUNY Geneseo.
Zuckerman succeeds Anne Huot, who left SUNY Brockport to become president at Keene State College in New Hampshire. Douglas Scheidt had been serving as interim provost.
"I'm delighted to be joining the College at Brockport community of students, faculty and staff," Zuckerman said. "I've been very impressed with all that I've learned about the excellence and diversity of the Brockport education and the strong focus on student engagement. That student focus, a core of the college's strategic plan, is one of the main reasons I was attracted to the institution and is one that I fully embrace."
SUNY Brockport president John Halstead noted Zuckerman stood out among a strong group of candidates.
"This accomplished dean combines all of the requisite qualities of a consummate academician, combining experience as both a dean and distinguished professor who understands the faculty culture," Halstead said. "At the same time, she will bring her entrepreneurial talents and knowledge of the Rochester area where she has a home. She is skilled in strategic, budget and academic planning and will bring refreshing, energetic, positive leadership to the division and collegewide."
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WJC Game-Day: Canada vs. United States
Ryan Pike
December 29 2012 10:22PM
One of the marquee match-ups of the World Juniors takes place on Sunday night in Ufa, Russia – and the wee hours of Sunday morning in North America – as Team Canada tangles with Team USA!
Team Canada (2-0-0) is coming off a resounding defeat of Germany and a surprising come-from-behind win over Slovakia. Canada's systems were a bit fast and loose against Germany (the only goals Germany have scored in the tournament were against Canada) and the discipline problems that emerged during the pre-competition games exploded against Slovakia. Two Canadian forwards were ejected from the game and the club had to battle back from behind.
Against Slovakia.
The Canadians have the firepower to play fast and loose against the Germanys and Slovakias, but their schedule will get really tough from here on out, as they play twice in just over 24 hours against the talented Americans and the very sharp Russians.
Tale of the Tape
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins leads the tournament in scoring so far, with 7 points over 2 games. He's trailed by teammates Ryan Strome (5 points) and Mark Scheifele (4 points) for the lead. Canada will be without Boone Jenner and J.C. Lipon, both due to suspension. Both will be back in the line-up against Russia on Monday.
Team USA (1-1-0) is coming off an incredibly entertaining 2-1 loss against Russia on Thursday. The club has failed to really pile on the goals, but they've been creating tons of chances. Russian goaltender Andrei Makarov absolutely frustrated the American attackers all game. It's unclear if they'll change their game-plan to adapt it to the goaltending style of Malcolm Subban, who's been criticized by some for his performance, with analysts suggesting that he's fighting the puck. Either way, Subban has been winning games. On the American side, John Gibson has been very solid in net and gives his team a chance to win.
Alex Galchenyuk (4 points) leads the Americans in scoring, trailed by forward Riley Barber (3 points) and defender Jacob Trouba (2 points).
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Four Calgary Flames prospects will be in uniform for this contest: Canada defenseman Tyler Wotherspoon and American winger John Gaudreau, defenseman Patrick Sieloff and back-up goaltender Jon Gillies. We'll also see two Jets (Team USA's Jacob Trouba and Canada's Mark Scheifele), an Oiler (Canada's Ryan Nugent-Hopkins), a Canadien (USA's Alex Galchenyuk), and two Leafs (Canada's Morgan Rielly and USA's Tyler Biggs). Team USA's third goalie Garret Sparks won't dress, but is a Leafs prospect, while Vancouver and Ottawa aren't represented at all in this game.
The puck drops at 4am ET on TSN, with replays at noon ET and 8pm ET.
Anyone waking up (or staying up) for the game? I know I am! Looking forward to seeing Johnny G. play, never watched him throughout a game.
"USA's third goalie Tyler Biggs won't dress"
erm... Garret Sparks?
It's a good thing for Canada (not a typo) that Biggs probably will play, though.
December 30 2012, 01:22AM
Anyone waking up (or staying up) for the game? I know I am! Looking forward to seeing Johnny G. play, never watched him throughout a game.
I'm so tired I should've been in bed an hour ago, but I'm going to try my best to at least catch a period.
This is ridiculous. There should be a new rule: no Canadian world junior game can occur in the middle of the night.
Appreciate the TSN announcers gents. These American announcers are atrocious
Nice game from Granlund, 2 goals (including tying goal with around a minute left) plus shootout winner
Watched whole game and a few things stood out. Johnny G was basically invisible except for a break away which sunbeam stopped. Didn't come away very impressed. Didn't hear or see much or seiloff but when on the ice was causing a scrum after the whistle. Gritty for sure. Wotherspoon really impressed me today actually. Got a lot more ice time then the two previous games and was noticeably responsible and decent checking.
Don't know where the Americans best players were tho. Galenchiuk (spelling) wasn't even a factor. Seth jones was only slightly worrisome in offensive zone and had numerous give aways in d zone.
Gibson was really good even in the loss. Subban had a fantastic game.
December 30 2012, 05:50AM
canada hangs on for an unimpressive win over the yanks. not at all impressed with johnny hackey. small easily pushed off the puck and relatively invisible in the dirty areas. ryan strome looks like a dandy, all round player in all situations. as for seth jones, doesn't shine tonight, subban gotta say played very stellar goal in a big game.
I watched entire the game live. Three cheers to night work and insomnia. Here were my thoughts:
Gaudreau - Certainly slick with the puck, but not a dominant force….That said, he set up a few quality chances...He missed on the breakaway, but at least he got himself open for it. Strome missed on a breakaway, too - it happens...He's small, but not tiny….Not a great two-way presence, and he may have missed RNH on the 1st goal…all in all, still one of USA's most dangerous forward on the night/day/whatever the hell time it is.
Sieloff - didn't notice him much, which is always good. When i did, he was mucking it up or clearing the puck out of the zone. Nice to see him put on PK duty.
Weatherspoon - I like this guy. I've watched all 3 games, and he's rock steady. Strong on the body, great first passer, he's a solid prospect. He's on the ice at the end of the game and the PK. He strikes me as Wade Redden-esque before he dropped off a cliff.
Other than that, and on on-flames notes, that RNH sure is calm with the puck, and for what it's worth, I think Schiefele is a beast. Shanahan-esque?
Watched it live, and I'm glad I did. I come away thinking Jacob Trouba is the best player at this tournament. Winnipeg are looking pretty good for the future with Sheifele being Canada's best player at the tournament too.
As for the Flames guys, I don't see Johnny Gaudreau being an NHLer. I hope he continues to light in up in the NCAA, and he'll be some good trade bait. He's definitely got talent and I think he could bring a good return if he does pull off a Hobey Baker.
Seiloff looked pretty good. He hasn't had enough ice time to make an impact, but it looks to me like he could easily handle regular ice time. Maybe if the US ever leads a game, he'll get more.
And, the best of the group, Wotherspoon is playing great. I'd say behind Harrington, he's been their best defenseman. He hasn't done much offensively (great breakaway pass last game notwithstanding) but he has been rock solid defensively. It was hard for me on the US powerplays hoping Gaudreau would get something going ,but cheering for TSpoon to shut them down.
I still expect Gaudreau to get some points, and for the US to stick around in this tournament, but unless I see a real change in competetiveness, I think I'm off the bandwagon.
I hope Finland stays in so we can get a better look at Granlund too. I'm hoping his season with HIFK can maybe have something to do with linemates or situation usage. He seems to be doing very well in this tournament, which he really needed to do to keep his hopes alive as a prospect.
Let's get a package together to acquire Trouba.
December 30 2012, 10:13AM
"I'd say behind Harrington, he's been their best defenseman."
Totally agree, though I might make an argument for Xavier Ouellet.
As for getting Trouba... The Flames really don't have the pieces to make such a trade.
I find it very odd that Granlund hasn't managed a single assist yet. Isn't he supposed to be a playmaker?
December 30 2012, 10:20AM
trouba has been a pillar for the usa, as for best in show i don't know bout dat, do agree the jets future looks bright with scheifele and trouba. very impressed with schif and strome,2 all round multi dimensional 3 zone forwards, harrington,schif and strome canada's best.
"I'd say behind Harrington, he's been their best defenseman."
Totally agree, though I might make an argument for Xavier Ouellet.
As for getting Trouba... The Flames really don't have the pieces to make such a trade.
I find it very odd that Granlund hasn't managed a single assist yet. Isn't he supposed to be a playmaker?
I agree it's a pipe dream to get Trouba. The Jets wouldn't let him get away. I think he fits in perfectly there. Just saying, he is the one guy I would pick from this tournament (and this tournament only, so not enough to really know anything) to start my team with.
I thought Ouellet was just ok. He's stood out to me a few times, some good, some bad. Hamilton looks to be improving to me. I didn't like him in the first couple games, but thought he was pretty solid today. The rest of the D-corp has all been decent.
As for the 2013 class, I like Drouin the best so far from what I've seen. The Flames really need to make a deal to get another first rounder, there is a lot of good value in the first round next year I'd say. It seems like there's 5 or 6 guys who could be legit 1st overalls other years.
December 30 2012, 11:33AM
You know it's funny about Drouin, I've had a feeling that the Flames would end up drafting him since about September. Completely meaningless of course, but I did have the same feeling about Huberdeau to Florida.
December 30 2012, 11:49AM
Only managed one period before I had to submit to the sandman, but overall the Americans looked pretty overmatched in the first, which is entirely understandable given the level of ability of the Canadian forwards.
I spent most of my time focusing on Gaudreau and/or waiting for Gaudreau to get on the ice, and while he certainly didn't dominate, I thought he did a reasonable job. He looked a little frenetic at times, but for the most part he created scoring chances (or chances at chances, depending how poorly his teammates handled it). On the RNH goal I feel like he put forth an admirable effort; I'm not well-versed in defensive assignments, but if my understanding that it's the C's responsibility to defend against each other is accurate, then it was Miller's fault that RNH was open in the first place. Gaudreau probably could've covered for him earlier, but he did come in and ended up being the only guy to attempt to defend RNH. If he was of average height he might've even prevented the shot.
Also, he's definitely a wee lad. I see what Ryan was alluding to when he said that he's probably over-listed on the height aspect of things.
December 30 2012, 12:54PM
Yeah, i actually thought Gaudreau looked okay too. He wasn't killing it or anything, but he was actually one of the Americans' better forwards (at least out of the top 6 guys). He was definitely... interesting defensively, but he was actually better outside the offensive end than I expected, and he broke up a few plays, picked off some passes. He certainly could have been better, but he wasn't as disappointing as, say, Galchenyuk.
Subban was also great.
December 30 2012, 12:58PM
I havent watched this mornings game yet, but one thing I noticed in watching the other games is it seems like Guadraeu doesnt have any chemistry with JT Miller. Also everyone keeps saying he is on the top line but I cant help but notice the Galynchuck line getting more icetime and being the first PPunit.
I noticed Guadraeu look frustrated last game when he made a play and passed off and his linemate shot it into the goalies logo and Guadraeu look skyward.
Ive liked some of the little plays he has made which indicates his skill but with being so small he needs to have chemistry with his linemates to do well. He cant dominate on his own.
Housley maybe needs to change something in order to generate more offense from his lines..?
December 30 2012, 01:09PM
Have to say Trouba looks phenomenal! I haven't seen Ryan Murray play but I don't know how guys like Dumba, Reinhart, Pouliet, etc got picked ahead up him this year. Morgan Reilly has also played well and warrants his high draft status.
I would also agree that Tyler Witherspoon has been pretty impressive along with Ouellet and Harrington. Interesting that second rounds picks have held their own against first round picks. However, on the smaller ice surface, I can see how guys like Reinhart and Hamilton can shine. It's too hard and early to assess Seiloff because of his limited play.
I think McKinnon has been completely underutilized. His skating is out of the world. It's a tough call choosing between Jones and McKinnon. Jones upside is huge despite his so so play so far but he is on the ice alot. But doesn't look like you can wrong either way.
December 30 2012, 01:49PM
Murray was injured. If he wasn't, he'd definitely be on the team instead of either Wotherspoon or Reinhart, and playing on the best dpair in the tournament with Scott Harrington.
@Ryan Pike
"And Gillies is doing a fantastic job opening the gate for his teammates."
lol. Except for those 10 minutes against Germany, he'll likely be doing that for the whole tourney.
I'd say Trouba was probably the US's best skater, but I agree Gaudreau has been a bit unfairly maligned.
December 30 2012, 02:22PM
Wotherspoon has been very solid and his ice time has been increasing.
I think Gaudreau is with the wrong line mates. He should be with Galchenyuk. There is no chemistry with he, Grimaldi and Miller. It looked to me like Gaudreau set his teammates up quite a bit but they couldn't convert.
What I've seen of Sieloff is grittiness but otherwise not noticeable, which isn't a bad thing.
I was really hoping to see Gillies in this tourney but Gibson has been great. I didn't get to see him in the 3rd period against the Gemans.
Housley really needs to switch things up because his 2 top lines are doing nothing.
I think Gaudreau has been the best US forward the last 2 games. He and Grimaldi looked very good vs Russia and really pushed the offensive play. Would like to see Galchenyuk centering those 2. Jones really hurt the US, was way out of position on. The RNH goal and turned the puck over and played phantom defense on the Strome goal. Had a few bad turnovers vs Russia as well.
Seiloff looked real good in limited minutes. First time I have seen Wortherspoon he is very steady, makes the smart play.
Gaudreau has looked pretty good, and I'm thinking will continue to look good. I just have serious doubts he'll be able to play at the pro level. I like him as trade bait to land a right winger; we're way too heavy on the left side.
I also think the US team's fortunes would improve with a little line juggling. I think they're the top threat to Canada the rest of the way. If their offense starts to click, look out.
Murray was injured. If he wasn't, he'd definitely be on the team instead of either Wotherspoon or Reinhart, and playing on the best dpair in the tournament with Scott Harrington.
@Ryan Pike
"And Gillies is doing a fantastic job opening the gate for his teammates."
lol. Except for those 10 minutes against Germany, he'll likely be doing that for the whole tourney.
I'd say Trouba was probably the US's best skater, but I agree Gaudreau has been a bit unfairly maligned.
If Murray were available, they'd have left Murphy off (to avoid confusion ;).
I watched Murphy in a junior game against Windsor a couple weeks back and I thought he sucked. He had a very good game this morning against Russia though. Now I'm just worried this team is peaking too early. They seem to be firing on all cylinders. Jenner was awesome in his return, all the D played great, the top two lines were solid, goaltending was excellent.
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Antitrust Analysis of Tying Arrangements and Exclusive Dealing
Alden F. Abbott
Government of the United States of America - Federal Trade Commission
Joshua D. Wright
George Mason University - Antonin Scalia Law School, Faculty
George Mason Law & Economics Research Paper No. 08-37
ANTITRUST LAW AND ECONOMICS, Keith N. Hylton, ed., Edward Elgar Publishing, Forthcoming
This chapter surveys the legal and economic literatures on the antitrust analysis of tying arrangements and exclusive dealing contracts. We review the analytical framework applied under U.S. antitrust law to tying, bundling and exclusive dealing arrangements as well as the existing theoretical and empirical literatures.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 34
Keywords: antitrust, bundling, competitive harm, empirical evidence, exclusionary conduct, exclusive dealing, loyalty discounts, market power, monopolization, procompetitive efficiencies, tying
JEL Classification: K21, L12, L14, L41, L42
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If you're a girl who loves to wear your man's clothes, raise your hand! We've all run out the door wearing a menswear shirt (and some of us even go out of or way to buy them—we call it "Jenna Lyons-chic"). Sometimes there's nothing cuter than a dude's t-shirt and a pair of cut-off shorts. We decided to prove that using one of the shirts we're giving away this week from Tokyo Five, the Two Flags V-Neck T-Shirt in Ivory. We dressed up Raffael and Renee in the same style to see how they'd style it and show that this kind of cool is totally unisex.
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Growing up in the 50's, every Saturday night, my daddy would leave right after supper. After about an hour, he would return with a six-pack of Pepsi Cola and five Baby Ruth bars. Mother would put the Pepsis in the freezer to chill and lay the Baby Ruth bars on the kitchen counter. When Gun Smoke came on, we each got a cold Pepsi and a Baby Ruth. I ate all the chocolate and peanuts off mine then slowly enjoyed the caramel. What a memory! Virginia from Alabama
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So you ask, well, why does it matter, really? Yes, it does, and here's why. With registration comes insurance for adults and for girls. Although that might not seem like a big deal to you, each year we have countless insurance claims. These range from a stumble and a fall at camp, to someone getting stabbed in the forehead with a staple while trying to work with a girl on a craft project. It was an accident, but accidents do happen.
If you are not registered, then technically you are not attending a Girl Scout event, and you are not covered by council insurance, so you would have to cover this personally. Trust me, that $12 per girl member is much less expensive than many insurance claims. The $12 registration fee goes directly to GSUSA, and GSSA does not receive any of those funds, but this is the only way insurance is covered. I wind up writing this each year, and it feels like I am nagging. However, it is important for you to understand the liability you assume by meeting and not being registered. We cannot cover situations where you met, had an accident, but had not turned in your annual registration. So, please, remember to register soon if you have not already done so. Thanks to those of you who register early, or register on time, we appreciate your diligence.


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I had almost fell out with God for making me a slave
In celebration of the heroes of the Underground Railroad, Ohio Memory and the Ohio Historical Society are providing free digital access to the internationally-acclaimed Wilbur H. Siebert Collection during this year's Black History Month. The following narrative [MSS116AV BOX 57 08OH 031] by escaped slave Asbury Parker is from the collection. Spelling and punctuation are Parker's own.
[Ohio Lawrence County]
Interview with Asbury Parker of Ironton, Ohio, Sept. 30, 1894.
Asbury Parker said:
I was born In Cabell County, West Virginia, in 1830 (I think was the date). I belonged to Richard Brown. I was with him till I Was 13 years old and then was sold at his death and came to Lawrence County, Ky., on Sandy Row and was there till I was about 21 years old when I left in 1857.
I was a team-driver about Wm. Patterson's iron works-the Clinton Furnace in Greenup County (now Boyd Co.), Kentucky. Jim Rowe was my purchaser. I got acquainted with a good many white men from the other side of the River. They seemed to take a liking to me, and some of 'em told me that I was too smart to be a slave. They would tell me about Sandusky City and Cleveland, north on the lakes, and that I could take shipping there and cross to Canada.
I allus wanted to be free and when Buchanan run against Fremont there was a good deal of talk about war over there if Fremont was elected, about his being a damned Abolitionist and a friend of the nigger. I kep thinkin' about runnin' away but had been puttin' it off. I had almost fell out with God for making me a slave. But when Buchanan was elected I made up my mind I never would be freed and to make a break, and I told the boys that by the end of another year no white man would be collectin' my wages.
In the latter part of April I came over. I crossed the River at Huntington (there was no Huntington there then). A friend of mine put me over the River his skiff and I came here to Ironton about 2 o'clock P.M. and met Gabe Johnson. (When I was 18 years old several of us boys came over to store-boat to get some brandy on the Ohio side. We got it and was goin' back when a boat with a couple of white gentlemen rowed up and one black-whiskered man asked whare we'd been. I told him and he said "You been in a free state, and going back to Kentucky again? You're G-d- fools." I said "Boys you hear that, and wanted to start then, but they were afraid. I think the man spoke the truth).
I went to my mother-in-law's house. She was free woman on this side. Dan Holt and Nat Salisbury went with me that Sunday night out to the settlemtns of Olive Furnace (Lawrence Co.): After I got out there daylight had struck us and the boys told me where to stay and that night to go to old Cratoff's house—and old colored man and a great U.G.R.R. worker. They told the old man I'd be there that night. On my way up I stumbled over a fallen telegraph wire, and I had never seen one, but heard of 'em, and I said G— that thing. It's tellin' the white people just where I'm goin' —that they's a runaway nigger in the woods."
The old man took me in. I was dressed in black broad cloth. I'd left off my Kentucky jeans. The old man told me I could travel in broad daylight if I'd hold up my head and act free. He conducted me over into the Stewart settlement that night and we got there at one or two o'clock in the morning, and I got my breakfast there. From the Stewart settlement I went up the Washington switch—Cratoff went up part of the way with me and told me to take the train there. I had never seen a train before, but when it slowed down I got on and never knew nothin' about tickets. I offered the conductor a $5 bill on the Wheeling Bank of Virginia. He took it and changed it, but I think he knew I was a scape Jack. He saw me thru to Hampden (in Vinton Co.) and there saw that I got on the train for Columbus.
I got in there that night about 11 o'clock and gave a boy ten cents to take me to the house of colored people. I told him I had kin there but couldn't find them till in the morning. He took me to a policeman and the policeman showed me a street where he said all the people were colored from one end to the other. The second door I knocked at they took me in. They sent for a tall barber—John—to ask me some questions about whar I'd come from. The family's name was Smith. I stopped there a couple of days and rested. From there I went out to the Benedict settlement. There I found another colored man a resting—had been there a day or two.
We were directed to Jim McKibben's the other side of Mt. Gilead, about a couple of miles, then up to Iberia. Stopped with Richard Hammond's (four or five brothers of 'em) John and others), and I also stopped with old man Armstrong. I was there three or four days before I left. All that ridge was what they called Republican Ridge—all white men. Professor Gordon was the President of the college there. I was around the college some. Then I went to Galion, Ohio, went right on up the railroad track, stopped at a little house on the left about ten o'clock at night and got something to eat.
Then we went right on, followed the track and got to Sandusky about 3 o'clock in the afternoon on a Friday. After we got into Sandusky the first man we spoke to was a colored man. He brought a boy and the boy knew all about the U.G.R.R. and went and came back with $8 he'd collected. The boy then took us down to the boat—the "Bay City," running from Sandusky to Detroit. The boy told us to get off the first landing, at Malden, then we'd be in Canada. We landed about 11 o'clock in the night—Friday.
The next day or two I found boys [slaves] there that had run away from the same county—Alick Mead, Lewis Bealer, Jim Pogue, Tom Clansy, Daniel Brown (Fiddler Brown), Mary Mead. I stayed in Canada 13 years before I came back—mostly in Windsor, opposite Detroit. They was settled there by the hundreds—Kentuckians, & West Viriginians mostly, but I saw one from Alabama and one from North Carolina and several (3 or 4) from Tenn. When I was there a good many owned land and farmed, 25 40, a few 100 acres. Others worked by the day on farms and chopping wood.
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Interesting post, Dave. I wonder what ever happened to his wife? He mentioned a mother-in-law but not his wife.


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Around The Blogosphere: Quinquatria
Jonathan Willis
March 19 2009 01:39PM
Today being the 19th of March, no doubt everyone's been busy celebrating their favorite ancient Roman holiday! This one day festival was dedicated to Minerva, who was busy even by mythological standards: she served as the virgin goddess of warriors, poetry, medicine, wisdom, commerce, and crafts. She also invented music; without her help, Hall & Oates would never have come up with the epic sound of Private Eyes (clap clap). In any case, if you can distract yourself from observing the holiday, here's what's happening around the blogosphere:
- The Oilers rank 8th in the West in terms of winning percentage since the All-Star break, and that's probably connected somehow to their current position in the conference – 8th. Don't ask David Staples what it means for the rest of the stretch drive and the playoffs, though.
- From that same Staples post, he suggests O'Horcivansky as a name for the Oilers current top line. It's a little long for me – maybe something shorter, like O'Shorsky?
- Is Ethan Moreau the worst forward on any playoff team? I think not, but he's closer to the bottom than the top.
- Scott does that thing he does: offers a rhyming psalm hoping for the Oilers to win tonight against Colorado.
- Speaking of the game tonight, the odds coming out of Vegas aren't encouraging.
- Is Riley Nash the best prospect in the Oilers' system? Lowetide offers a look at his last two seasons.
- Are you still on the Rob Schremp bandwagon? You aren't alone.
- And to conclude, a brief look at the Oilers Corsi rankings over the last ten games.
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Someone states their opinion. Then someone else disses it in an angry tone. Question: Who is responsible for the angry response. Answer: The angry person. Freedom of speech, just be careful where you use it.
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I like H2O. Except isn't that what Hall & Oates called the album after "Private Eyes"?
#13: "It is obvious that the gods abandoned us long ago, so dont be skimping on your goats either. You have no idea how angry Jupiter gets when you keep the good goat for yourself."
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wacom external is intermittently giving results, any tips?
I'm using version-3.1ß5 UB for Mac os X, Written by Jean-Michel Couturier, 2006, http://www.jmcouturier.com.
with an intuos style tablet (its actually a cintiq 21ux but gives the same data as an intuous)
I'm using osx, 10.5.6.
i can get it to send data to max 5.1.7, but only intermittently.
does anyone know whats wrong here?
i've included a version of this harmonic table using the wacom external that im having trouble with- adapted from grant muller's processing version. eventually it will send midi out, and use pressure sensitivity.
thanks for any help.
The problem is that wacom data is coming through the apple event system and the thread that is associated to is in low priority regarding other max threads. For computer expensive applications, I'm using a standalone that send wacom data through OSC (see attached).
You can try the last version of the wacom object (from CNMAT) :
thankyou for the reply, but i cant use the first patch because it makes my mouse pointer disapear (all i have is a cintiq to control the mouse). i dont have any mice lying around.
also the cnmat site is down. if you happen to have a copy of the wacom external v4, could you please upload it for me?
thanks for your suggestions
I'd just like to document a fix i found in another thread for anyone that comes across this. building your own seperate patcher/runtime with the wacom external solves the problem. you can have this send a continuous osc stream of the info you want, and its there for the taking with any osc app.
this is my built app that i run on startup.
I've got a Wacom Bamboo CTH-460 and it's not on the [umenu] list of accepted Wacom tools in [wacom] object. When I try to change my tool it stops letting me use the wacom as a mouse at all. When I just try to use the wacom object as "all tools and tablets" it only polls the x/y or pressure data when I'm outside of a MAX window.
What I'm trying to do is use my tablet with the lcd object to be able to draw realistic lines by making the pensize increase with pressure so that some parts of the lines are fatter than others dependent on how hard I press.
Also I'm trying to do this for class, and feelin' the heat! Anyone have any thoughts?
I'm afraid that having the tablet control the mouse cursor while having it report data when Max is in the foreground is currently impossible with that version of the wacom object. The only solution I know of is to run the wacom object in a standalone, or second version of max as JMC does.
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Litchfield Museum and Route 66 Welcome Center
Designed to reflect the Route 66 era, the museum houses exhibits which focus on the roles the railroads, Route 66, businesses, agriculture, and the military have played in Litchfield's history.
Sky View Drive In - Litchfield
The Sky View Drive-In Theatre in Litchfield opened in the Spring of 1950 and has been in operation each season since then. We are a seasonal operation and run from the first or second weekend in April until the end of September. Open on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays only.
The 1898 Battle of Virden, the tragic result of local coal miners fighting for worker's rights, is memorialized on the northeast side town square by a large bronze mural created by sculptor David Seagraves of Elizabeth, IL.
Christian County Historical Society Museum
See an 1820s log house, the 1839 Christian County courthouse where Lincoln argued cases, an 1854 farmhouse and an 1856 one-room school. Also view military weapons from five wars, a collection of 1800s antiques and much more.
This historic train depot features a preserved facade and a renovated interior that houses specialty shops.
The Historic District includes the Macoupin County Jail, Million Dollar Courthouse, and the largest collection of Sears & Roebuck mail-order homes in the U.S.
Macoupin County Historical Society Museum
The Macoupin County Historical Society Museum is housed in the John Anderson mansion, originally built in 1883. The main house is a museum with exhibits that chronicle the development of Macoupin County and its citizens. In addition to the mansion, several other buildings on the grounds emphasize the county's history: a one-room schoolhouse, blacksmith shop, church, wash house, granary and herb garden.
Christian County Genealogical Society
The Genealogical Society is a research resource where you can find history on your family background, microfilm and microfiche, and books. The Society will also research your family for a donation.
The historic 1869 Macoupin County Jail was designed by E.E. Meyers. It was built using the "cannon ball" method which prevented jail breaks by making it nearly impossible to remove the blocks. This unique medieval-inspired fortress housed many lawbreakers during its 119 years of use, but only one prisoner escaped. He was soon apprehended a few blocks from the jail.
Christian County Coal Mine Museum
Featuring historical items pertaining to coal mining in Christian County, this museum includes coal mining equipment, memorabilia and more. Be sure to visit the coal miner monument on the courthouse lawn. Open Thurs-Sat, 10am-2pm.
One of the oldest colleges in Illinois, founded in 1837. Blackburn is also one of only seven colleges in the U.S. where students work in exchange for tuition credit, and the only one whose Work program is student-run. This keeps Blackburn's tuition among the lowest of all private colleges in the United States. Over the years, students have literally built Blackburn, brick by brick; the only college campus in the United States to be largely built by its students.
Taylorville Chautauqua Auditorium
This auditorium opened on August 23, 1914, and is now listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The Macoupin County Courthouse, built in 1870, used to be the largest county courthouse in the United States, with the possible exception of one in New York City. It was even larger than the Illinois Statehouse. While the courthouse still serves as the seat of county government, it has also become a showplace that attracts tourists, architects and artists from across the country, as well as overseas.
Historic home with five rooms plus a garden area crafts, used furniture, candles, nick knacks, flavored coffees, old plows, wheel barrel and more. "Five rooms to browse".
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Historic Montgomery County Courthouse
This historic courthouse was built circa 1858.
Bottomley-Ruffing-Schalk Baseball Museum
This small museum honors professional baseball players from the surrounding area, including Cooperstown Hall of Famers Sunny Jim Bottomley, Charlie "Red" Ruffing and Ray "Kraker" Shalk.
The Sky View Drive In opened in the spring of 1951 and has been in seasonal operation since. It is the last remaining original operating drive-in theatre on Route 66 in Illinois.
Westside Cinema has been entertaining Litchfield and surrounding communities with first run movies for over 30 years.
The Litchfield Carnegie Library building is originally funded by, industrialist and notable philanthropist, Andrew Carnegie, in 1904. The library is located in downtown Litchfield in the original building designed by architect Paul Moratz in the Classical Revival style.
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Well, there goes my 'portal skewer mode' Bankai theory...Damn you, Kubo! Although, I shouldn't be casting damnation out just yet, since I'm pretty sure Gin is just playing here.
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Well, there goes my 'portal skewer mode' Bankai theory...Damn you, Kubo! Although, I shouldn't be casting damnation out just yet, since I'm pretty sure Gin is just playing here.
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my deviantart page...:http://hagane90.deviantart.com/
Note, I have no real drawing talent, so it'll be mostly literature.
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gin looks badass on this page
Watsuki based him on captain Okita Soji maybe its a similar thing here and we just dont know it since many sword based anime are based on samurai especially in the edo period as well as the meji period. Although I do like feudal era more but yeah edo is the most common because it was the height of the shogunate and the tokugawas
Pandaman FOR PRESDIENT
Gin's bankai is REALLY LONG. That is all.
This fight looks like it's going to be good. Gin calling Ichigo creepy is funny though, and yet not completely off-base either.
Isshin vs. Aizen is also getting intense. The fight can only get better from here, bring on chap 400.
Doesn't anyone think that Kira might be capable of beating his ol'captain.
If the Sword length is 13 km, then kira only needs to hits it Twice and the fight is over.
Ok Ok I know that at Kira's level I don't know if he can block Gin attacks twice, but the logic is still true....
Really disapointed with Gins bankai I had higher exceptations :( but overall a good chapter espeacially the speech
Kubo solved Gin's bankai graphically in an interesting manner. Actually, I am not that disappointed because I wasn't sure what to expect. I also like how Ichigo could stop Gin's bankai without the mask, shows that Ichigo must've grown some (hopefully). Even if some people still moaned at wasted panels (there's always one...), I thought the chapter flowed decently without feeling too short which is usually the case. Afterall, this is a combat situation and Kubo's trying to show off Gin's potential. Given it's size, it was bound to have large panels for this reason. Again, a matter of a stylistical choices.
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Nice chapter, short as usual =_=
I also thought in was just covering his face ..
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SPRING GLEN-Our loving mother, grandmother, sister and aunt, Vera Haycock Jacob Mamanakis, age 90, passed away April 21, 2010 in Bountiful, Utah.
She was born March 23, 1920 in Helper, Utah to Thomas and Phoebe Bellows Haycock.
On Nov. 1, 1938, she married William H. Jacob in Price, Utah and at the age of 44 he unexpectedly passed away on May 22, 1955. After being widowed at such a young age, Vera went on to pursue her lifelong dream of becoming a nurse. She attended Carbon College and graduated from the School of Nursing. Vera worked at LDS Hospital in Salt Lake for one year and eventually returned to Spring Glen were she was blessed with the best family and neighbors that anyone could ask for.
On Sept. 22, 1963, she married Nick Mamanakis in Ely, Nev. Vera dedicated her life to the care of others and in 1974 she retired from Carbon Hospital where she touched the lives of many. She loved working in her yard, caring for her flowers and garden, and enjoying the special outings at the cabin in Scofield with Nick before his passing on March 1, 1998. Vera will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved her.
Survived by her son, Jefferey (Kim) Jacob, Layton; step-daughter, Mary Lou (James) Terry, Grand Junction, Colo.; granddaughter, Kimberly (Spencer) Terry, Malvern, Iowa; beloved sisters, Dorothy Ward, Spring Glen, Mildred (Rudy) Vuksinick, Orem; and her special little poodle Teddy who everyone adores.
She is preceded in death by her parents, husbands, William and Nick; brothers, Art, Les, Johnny and Clifford; and a sister, Flossie.
Funeral service, Tuesday, April 27, 2010, 11 a.m., Mitchell Funeral Home, 233 East Main Street in Price. Family was at Mitchell Funeral Home Monday evening from 7-8 p.m. and Tuesday one hour prior to service. Interment, Price City Cemetery. Friends are welcome to sign the guestbook and share special memories of Vera at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net.


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Green River Mayor Glen Dale Johnson came to commission meeting to request funds for Green River. Green River City is operating well into the red this year with the ongoing costs of keeping the information center at the John Wesley Powell Museum open. Grand County previously contributed significant funds towards the information center.
To date, Emery County has not stepped up to the plate and offered Green River any additional money for added expenses related to the Green River Annexation. Emery County is still providing the same services which it has in the past including, schools, contributions to the Green River Medical Center, police protection as well as other services.
The problem lies with the new expenses Green River is incurring as a result of the annexation. Promises were made prior to the annexation that Green River would be taken care of at least as well as they had been under Grand County's jurisdiction. The problem lies with the distribution of the transient room tax. This is a 4 percent tax, 3 percent being collected by the Utah State Tax Commission for Emery County and 1 percent being collected for Green River City.
Mayor Johnson passed out a copy of the previous Green River City meeting minutes, where Commissioner Ira Hatch had explained a few things to the council and citizens present. Hatch had recommended that the mayor come before the commission and request that the 2003 Emery County budget be reopened and the transient room tax be budgeted to the Emery County travel bureau.
Mayor Johnson requested funds to make it through the remainder of 2003 and a full budget appropriation in 2004's budget. Approximately $100,000 has been collected so far this year in TRT taxes.
The Emery County Travel Bureau is operated by Emery County. The TRT funds over and above what was budgeted to the travel bureau are currently being held in the general fund. The 2003 budget can be opened and the TRT money can be transferred to the Emery County Travel Bureau's budget. According to Emery County Clerk Bruce Funk, all of the TRT funds in the past have been transferred into the travel bureau. During the 2003 budget process and hearings it was not clear whether or not the TRT would be coming into Emery County and exactly how much it would be, so it was not budgeted for in the 2003 budget. With the signing of the annexation into law on Jan. 1, 2003, Emery County became eligible for the 3 percent TRT tax on the property on the Grand County side of Green River, hence the increased TRT funds for the county. Visitors to the area generate the TRT when they stay in a motel in the county.
The county commission approves and sets the travel bureau budget each year. It is the goal of the travel bureau to promote and develop tourism. There are three representatives from Green River and Norma Dean Hawkinson, from Green River is the chairman of the bureau. The travel bureau hasn't asked for the TRT money to be put into their budget.
The commission determined that the travel bureau should meet and discuss all of the issues involved with the TRT funds. Sheriff Lamar Guymon also sits on the travel bureau board, he suggested that they use county money to operate the museums and the information center and allow the travel bureau to use their income which comes from TRT to promote tourism. They would prefer to be left out of the operations part of things and concentrate on bringing tourists into the area.
The discussion on Green River's request for money was tabled until the next commission meeting. Mayor Johnson said the mosquito abatement team had done a great job in Green River. The Green River City Council denied a request for the county property in Green River to be charged at a residential rate instead of a commercial rate and Mayor Johnson urged the commission to keep on trying. Costs relating to water and sewer in Green River have gone up due to the new water treatment plant and new sewage treatment plant. Previously Green River City has been supplementing the enterprise funds and these funds such as water and sewer need to be self-sustaining by law.
Mayor Johnson also requested a report on the costs of services provided in Green River by the county. Mayor Johnson updated the commission on the Solitude Landfill reporting that they are meeting with Union Pacific on the right-of-way for the railroad spur to the property.


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CHICAGO -- A.J. Burnett is set to return to the Pittsburgh Pirates' rotation.
Manager Clint Hurdle says the veteran right-hander will start Sunday against the Chicago Cubs after being sidelined the past month because of a strained right calf.
Burnett apparently looked good enough in his bullpen sessions and simulated game that the Pirates decided a minor league rehab start was not necessary. Hurdle said Friday he didn't think his pitcher would be "as stimulated" as he would pitching at Wrigley Field.
Burnett is 4-6 with a 3.12 ERA in 14 starts, but even without him, the Pirates continue to roll along.
They entered Friday's game against the Cubs with a major league-leading 52-32 record and a two-game lead over St. Louis in the NL Central.