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A national coalition of 48 citizen and environmental groups, including Concerned Citizens of Gadsden County, today launched a nationwide campaign to end federal financing for biomass incinerators being called "green energy."
There was standing room only during the Feb. 2 meeting of the Gadsden County Board of Commissioners. Most of those attending were either for or against a proposed biomass plant in Gretna.
Gadsden County Sheriff's Office investigators began rounding up and questioning people this week they believe may have been involved in a theft ring that targeted the Havana home of a dead man. Inv. Brian Faison said the thefts were reported by the caretaker of the estate of Wilton Hall, who died 2 years ago.
"They took just about everything you could take out of a four-bedroom house and garage," Faison said.
"Usually I'm begging for money. I was promised $3,000, but for you all to collect this much money, well, this is just wonderful," said Capital Area Chapter of the Red Cross representative Debara Jump. "You should be commended."
Jump was speaking to a group of students gathered at the Gadsden County School District Office today for a very special purpose – to donate to help the Haitian people.
The city of Quincy has submitted an application with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection to begin operating an incinerator at Byrd Landfill on Selman Road. But opponents of the incinerator don't want it in Quincy because they feel it is a hazard to public health and that two incinerators (including the proposed Gretna plant) in Gadsden County are not welcome.
Comparisons to the proposed biomass plant in Gretna, said Quincy city manager Jack McLean, are false.
School board members voted 4-1 Tuesday night to not pay half of a $21,724.96 natural gas bill as requested by the city of Chattahoochee.
The board requested the city of Chattahoochee cut off the gas meter at the old Chattahoochee High School and "red tag" it in April 2007. Sometime afterward, the meter was turned on again and remained on, undetected, until the meter was removed recently and the gas line plugged.
Eugene Lamb, chairman of the Gadsden County Board of Commissioners, has asked the county's administrator to look into the amount of money the county paid the law firm of Williams, Wilson & Sexton between 2005 and 2009 and determine if the county was over charged.
Quincy city commissioners will continue to pursue a license from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection to reopen the air curtain incinerator at Byrd Landfill. The vote was unanimous during the Jan. 26 regular meeting. The city receives an average of 220 tons of yard trash and land clearing debris into the landfill each year.
Opponents think the city should find alternatives before seeking a permit.
James Maloy, president of Gadsden County Concerned Citizens, told commissioners that he opposes incinerators at both state and local levels.
James Maloy, president of the Concerned Citizens of Gadsden County, along with Dr. Ronald Saff, a Tallahassee allergist, spoke to the Gadsden County School Board last week regarding the proposed biomass facility in Gretna, as well as the Quincy incinerator at Byrd Landfill.
Maloy and the group's members have spoken out against both facilities, citing environmental and health concerns.
Michael Glazer, the Gadsden Hospital Inc. attorney who has been taken the lead in navigating the county through the opening of Gadsden Memorial Hospital, told the Board of County Commissioners during their regular Jan. 19 meeting "a lot is happening."
He said Healthcare Corporation of America, which has signed a letter of intent to operate the hospital, has a list of projections for the hospital for the next 3 to 5 years, including an estimated $700,000 to $800,000 loss with an additional $4.8 to $6.7 million in write-offs, charity and bad debts.
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On page 197 you talk about drug usage. Do you think that children can increase drug usage when they see their parents take medications for various health related issues.
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There are many complicated factors as to the reasons why children use chemical substances to self-medicate. Parental modeling of illegal substance use and legal psychiatric substance use does influence children's drug use as this is the environment in which they are growing and developing. However, parents using drugs for medical problems is less clear. I do believe that when parents model anything, and when it is a way of life, children are internalizing it as their model for how to live. They may be less likely to seek out alternative healing methods if they only see parents pop pills for every ailment that arises. However, overall the biggest factors in drug use in children are the security of the parent-child attachment relationship and peer group relationships. If children have secure, deeply connected relationships with their parents and are in trauma-free environments, they are unlikely to put any attention on self-medicating- there would be no unmet need to fulfill. If children are free of impersonal, hierarchical learning environments and instead learn in freedom, peace and in joy, there is no chronic distress leading them to consider drug use. If children are free of environments that foster toxic peer groups and instead children form positive, healthy friendships with other well attached youth, there will likewise be no attraction to the drug scene.
For the youth I worked with for many years in the public schools, living in abusive, neglectful or otherwise mainstream environments, drug use seems to them like a logical escape from their painful lives. Children who are Attachment Parented, unschooled or who learn in stress-free environments will have bodily and emotional health and integrity- Drug use will hold no attraction to them.
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HELPER-Mary Pessetto Lange, age 92, passed away May 6, 2003 in her home.
Born Dec. 26, 1910 in Heiner, to Paul and Barbara Carrera Pessetto. Married Leonard Lange Oct. 15, 1940 in Castle Dale. He died Aug. 31, 1983.
Mary was a member of St. Anthony Catholic Church and life long resident of Carbon County. Member of Stella D'America Lodge 77, where she was one of two original charter members of Sorella D'America Lodge which was organized in 1934.
She is survived by many loving nieces, nephews, great-nieces, great-nephews and many long time friends and dear neighbors. Preceded in death by parents; three brothers, Michael, John and Pete Pessetto; and two sisters, Mary Pessetto and Minnie Carimati.
Funeral service was May 10, interment in the Mountain View Cemetery under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home.
PRICE-Arthur D. "Tudo" Herrera, age 41, passed away May 6, 2003 in Price. Born Jan. 6, 1962 in Price to Adolfo "Adolph" L. and Josephine Martinez Herrera. Member of the Catholic Church. Lifelong resident of Carbon County and graduate of Carbon High School Class of 1980. He enjoyed deer hunting, fishing and all the great outoors had to offer. "Tudo" loved having coffee with his mom every morning and playing with all of the kids. He enjoyed wood working and was everyone's handyman. "Tudo" had a great sense of humor and he especially loved to tease anyone he could.
Survived by his mother, Josephine Herrera, three brothers and four sisters, Ernie Herrera, Lucy, (Bill) Barnes, Sam (Penny) Trujillo, Irene (Ernesto) Ramirez, Benny (Christina) Herrera, all of Price; Tina (Kenny) Doporto, Gina (Rudy) Sanchez, both of Salt Lake City; and many loving nieces and longtime friends.
Preceded in death by his father, and brother, Richard Ray Herrera. Funeral Mass was held on May 12 at the Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church. Vigil service was held on Sunday evening at the Mitchell Funeral Home. Committal service, Price City Cemetery.
HELPER-Our loving mother, daughter and dear friend, Shelly Reid Martinez, age 44 passed away May 10, 2003 at her home.
She was born April 8, 1959 in Brigham City to Bryan and Marilyn Isaacson Reid. Married Martin L. Martinez Dec. 15, 1976 in Las Vegas, Nev., later divorced. Shelly had a great love for family and four grandchildren.
Survived by two daughters, NyCole (Brad) Shaw, Price; Mandy Martinez and Jared Gallegos, Price; father, Bryan (Kathy) Reid, Jerome, Idaho; step-daughter, TyAnn (Ken) Keller, Magna; grandchildren, Christopher, MiRanda and Inez; four brothers and two sisters. Preceded in death by her mother, and brother John K. Reid.
Funeral service, May 14, at 2 p.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's, Wednesday, one hour prior to service.
PRICE- William (Bill) Zele, age 75, passed away May 11, 2003 at his home. He was born Sept. 2, 1927 in Mohrland to Frank and Rose Nolan Zele. Married Beverly Jones, later divorced. Member of the Catholic Church. Served U.S. Army during World II. Bill was a retired member of the United Mine Workers of America District #22. He enjoyed fishing, hunting, camping, gardening, and playing cards with his family. Bill will be dearly missed by his loving family and a community of friends.
Survived by two daughters and two sons, Deb (Frenchie) Boutchyard, Draper; Pamela (Max) Moody, Salt Lake City; Bart (Cori) Zele, Naturita, Colo; Brett (Barbara) Zele, Durango, Colo; sister, Rose ( Dallas) Crandall, Helper; 10 loving grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by parents, daughter, Lacie Dawn Zele; one sister and four brothers.
The family would like to extend a special thanks to Angel Rose Zele for her kind and loving care shown to grandpa during his illness. Funeral Mass will be held on May 14 at 11 a.m.; Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church. Family will be at Mitchell Funeral Home Wednesday one hour prior to mass. Committal service, Cliffview Cemetery in Price.
WELLINGTON-Jeral D. Adair, age 65, died at home May 9, 2003, surrounded by his family, after a courageous battle with cancer. He was born Sept. 15, 1937, to Arnie C. and Mary Taylor Adair in Garfield County, Colo.
Jeral served in the U.S. Army's 11th Airborne Division as a paratrooper in the 1955-58 Korean conflict. He also worked as a diesel mechanic at Tower Resources coal mine (after Andalex). Jeral met the love of his life Vivian Colleen Bentley Adair and they were married on June 17, 1957.
His hobbies were to work and provide for his family. He was a jack of all trades and was able to fix everything, he said, "but I can't fix this." Jeral raised quarter horses, enjoyed hunting, fishing, working in the yard and he especially loved playing with his grandchildren. He was part of the Wellington Mountaineers and Blazing Saddle Riding clubs. He was owner/operator of a heavy equipment business for five years in California.
Jeral is survived by his wife Vivian Colleen Adair, Wellington; children; Jeral David and Kathy Adair of Wellington, Christie Dawn and Jim Giles of Nephi, Darla Jean Miller of Wellington, Emmett Clarence Adair of Wellington, Jeri Lynn and Raymond Olsen of Wellington, 18 grandchildren and one great-grandson. Three sisters, Margurete "Molly" Edwards of Apache Jct., Ariz. Shirely and Ken Millers of Price, Carol and Leon Rich of Wellington, three brothers, Jim and Charlene "Windy" Winn of Apache Jct., Ariz. Arnold and Jackie Adair of Wellington, , Howard and Ruth Adair of Rolla, Mo. and his very special dog, Teddy, who is now lonesome for his best friend.
May I go now?
Don't you think the time is right?
May I say good-bye to pain-filled days
and endless lonely nights?
I've lived my life and done my best,
an example tried to be,
so can I take that step beyond
and set my spirit free?
I didn't want to go at first,
I fought with all my might!
But something seems to draw me now
to a warm and loving light.
I want to go! I really do!
It's difficult to stay.
But I will try as best I can
to live just one more day...
To give you time to care for me
and share your love and fears.
I know you're sad and are afraid
because I see your tears.
I'll not be far, I promise that,
and hope you'll always know
that my spirit will be close to you
wherever you may go.
Thank you for loving me.
You know I loved you too.
That's why it' hard to say good-bye
and end this life with you.
So hold me now, just one more time,
and let me hear you say,
because you care so much for me,
you'll let me go today.
Graveside services will be held May 14 at the Wellington City Cemetery at 11 a.m. A viewing will be held one hour prior to service at Fausett Mortuary in Price.
EMERY-Our beloved buddy, Eric David Lemmon, age 10, returned to Heavenly Father and his family there on May 7, 2003 following a horse accident. He was born in Layton to David Charles and Marylou Hooper Lemmon Sept. 23, 1992. He was a student at Ferron Elementary in the fourth grade. He loved baseball, art and his friends, teachers, and principal. Eric also loved robots, Lego's and was curious about how everything worked. He loved his animals and making other people feel comfort and loved. He was recently baptized a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and loved the ward and participating in activities.
Eric is survived by his parents David and Marylou of Emery. Also his sister Angela and brothers Cody and Jason, all of Emery; a grandmother Martha Lemmon and many aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.
He overcame many of life's challenges and has begun his mission with the Lord. We will miss him and are so thankful for all the love and support we have been given by friends, school members and especially the doctors and staff at Primary Childrens Hospital.
Friends may call for a visitation at the Emery Ward Chapel, May 10 from 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Funeral services will then be held at 2 p.m. Interment will follow in the Emery Cemetery under the direction of Fausett Mortuary, Castle Dale.
PRICE-Sahara "Sara" Trejo, age 75 died May 5, 2003 at Castleview Hospital in Price.
Born Feb. 2, 1928 in Hejido Hernandez Chihuahua, Mexico to Leonardo and Marfila Trevizo Trejo. Married Guadalupe Molinar in 1948 in Hejido Hernandez Chihuahua, Mexico. He later died.
Sara was a member of the Spanish Assembly of God Church where she had a deep love for her God, church, and she especially loved praying and singing for her church. Sara lived a very simple life and the most important thing was her family and friends. She loved to visit her home country of Mexico and will be dearly missed by all.
Survived by children, Guadalupe (Marcella) Molinar, Helper; Oscar (Ruby) Molinar, Price; Elva Molinar, Price; Sijifredo Molinar, Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico; Jerardo Molinar, Cuidad Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico; Ruby (Gilbert) Sanchez, Cuidad Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico; five brothers and four sisters, Lorenzo (Romana) Trejo, Nuevo Casas Grandes Chihuahua, Mexico; Baltazar (Leonila) Trejo, Orem; Reidesel (Charlotte) Trejo, Lewistown, Mont.; Maria (Fernando) Revera, El Paso, Texas; Antonia (Arturo) Miramontes, Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico; 12 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by parents; daughter, Romelia Molinar; five sisters, Carmen Trejo, Manuela Trejo, Cruz Trejo, Maruca Trejo, Aurora Trejo; three brothers, Isidoro Trejo, Jose Trejo and Heriberto Trejo.
Funeral services were held May 10. Interment in the Price City Cemetery under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home.


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ARTIST ROOMS: Martin Creed - Ferens Art Gallery
- 8th June − 6th October 2013
- Ferens Art Gallery, Hull | Free
- Artist Rooms
The Ferens is pleased to be the first associate gallery to host the Martin Creed ARTIST ROOM. The exhibition will show important works by Creed, who first came to prominence when he won the Turner Prize in 2001 with Work No. 227 The lights going on and off.
Creed is an artist and musician whose works often excite controversy by challenging our ideas about what art is. He has exhibited extensively worldwide and is renowned for his straightforward approach to making art, often using simple materials to create sculptures, installations, drawings, films, music and text. His work can be refreshing, unexpected and humorous, as well as provocative.
The exhibition will explore a range of different media including a neon sign Work No. 890 (DON'T WORRY), a twenty-one part drawing, Work No. 944, 2008, and a series of four paintings from 2011.


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Strike King Pure Poison Swim Jig
The Strike King Pure Poisons Swim Jig has a unique head design, blade and harness that produces incredible action and vibration. You have to see and feel it to believe it! They are terrific wherever you would fish a spinnerbait or swim a jig. The Perfect Skirt with Magic Tails gives enhanced action compared to regular skirts and the colors match the head. A long shank premium hook ensures great hook ups. The 3D eyes give a realistic appeal and the special split ring line tie is strong and secure.
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Customer Reviews
Comments: I usually like bladed jigs & I love Strike King but I am not a fan of the pure poison. I don't know if the one I purchased is defective or what but I have to crank it as fast as I can to get the blade to vibrate. Also, I have had more issues with snags while running it around cover compared to others. I have only tried one of the Pure Poison bladed jigs but that is because the one has been so bad. Use a Z-man or some other brand.
From: Jim: KY 6/25/16
Comments: This bladed jig gets deeper than the zman & throws off a little more vibration than the zman but doesn't come threw the weeds as well as the zman. I usually clean up fishing the strike kings around rip rap and boulders. It also has a better sticky sharp hook but still no bait keeper so i just super glue my trailers on.
From: Jbird: RI 5/5/15
Comments: Not impressed. I like to rip chatter baits through grass, but something about the head design or line tie has not allowed me to rip this jig. Will continue to buy Z-Man or Phenix.
From: Brandon: Denton, TX 4/1/15
Comments: This is the best Bladed jig on the market. I have never had a problem with the quality of this bait & I throw it on every trip. It catches Monster Bass & a lot of them! The key is in the head design, vibration & sound unmatched.
From: Scott: Lakeland, FL 2/26/15
Comments: Great bait! Used the bluegill color up here in WI for some fall fishing and it was the only thing they were hitting consistently. Bait held up very well, only downside is pike LOVE this thing. Probably caught 2 for every 1 bass.OK price to pay for some action, though!
From: Cale: Cedarburg, WI 9/17/14
Comments: These bladed jigs work wonders! I think there the best brand out there and the have an awesome vibration in the water. The lighter one is good for grass and the heavier one is good for open water and rocks/ wood. I fish these and my dad tries the chatterbait brand, but I come out on top with number and size for bass with this one!
From: Neal: CT 9/16/14
Comments: I like SK lures, and there are many good things about this one. The construction is very solid, more so than most similar baits. Often runs very smooth with great action. Good colors. Only downsides for me are (1) the hook can hit-or-miss...I've have several that are sticky sharp, but had two that were kind of dull right out of the package, and trying to sharpen them wore them down to unusable within minutes. Also (2) like all chatter-style lures, you have to be careful with the weeds. Sometimes it goes through grass really well, but in thick, heavy weeds you can spend a lot of time pulling in a big ball of salad.
From: Scottb: Northwest USA 3/6/14
Comments: Amazing bait! I fish a lot of strip mine and subdivision ponds around Will County. I have found in murky water this bait is a winner. The vibration off this is amazing and it swims over/through weeds well. I've caught numerous bass with it and have had no problems with the hook, skirt or blade holding up.
From: Joe: Joliet, IL
Comments: Not a big fan, rather have a origional chatter bait. The one I got didnt swim verry well and I didn't like the feel, maybe the 1/2 oz one is better.
Comments: I find strike kings pure poison bladed swim jig the best out of them all. The fire tiger with a yellow zoom fat albert is deadly on largemouth I HAVE ALL COLORS THESE SWIM JIGS SEEM TO NAVIGATE THE WEEDS BETTER THAN ANY OTHER BRAND.MAKE SURE YOUR TAIL ON YOUR GRUB IS RIGGED THE PROPER WAY I FIND 20# MONO ON A ROUND BAITCASTER WORKS GREAT FOR ME I BOUGHT A ADDITIONAL 18 PCS IN THE FIRE TIGER I OWN OVER 200 BLADED SWIM JIGS BOOYAH BOOGIE BAITS ALSO CATCH FISH BUT DO NOT HOLD UP I BROKE THE HOOK OFF JUST RIGING A GRUB TO IT IT WAS BRAND NEW OUT OF THE PACKAGE SOMETIMES I WILL RIG THE FIRE TIGER SWIM JIG WITH A SASSY SHAD 4 INCH WITH A TRAILER HOOK THIS IS ALSO A DEADLY COMBO I ALSO CATCH WHITE BASS ON THIS RIG ALL CAUGHT ON THE TRAILER HOOK.SUNFISH ARE ALL OVER NEW JERSEY THAT WHY I USE THIS COLOR 90% OF THE TIME. GOOD FISHING GUYS RICH
From: Rich: MOUNTAINSIDE NEW JERSEY
Comments: These baits are awesome! You can cast a mile, and fish flat out love the action. I agree 110% these baits are way better than Z-man.. In fact Z-man is probably the worst chatter bait ever made. Complete garbage material. This is a great made lure by Strike king
From: Jordan: Pittsburgh, PA
Comments: one word Phenix Vib Jig, wait i mean 3 words! Bring em back z man sucks sue this!
From: Todd: Akron, Ohio
Comments: Comments:Best bladed jig imo. The other day i used tge bluegill color with a netbait dirtdawg trailer rigged backwards. I caught 16 bass while my friend caught 1 bass using many different baits. The dirtdawg rigged backwards is perfect for the pure poison. It adds profile and is not too long so you wont get short strikes. You can also kill it and it looks like a craw standing up. Ive caught many bass on the poison like a regular jig because of the dirtdawg.
From: Jeff: IN
Comments: these r very good bladed jigs i got the chart white and put a junebug red flake devil spear on it so it is 2 times the vibration
From: Connor: AR
Comments: These IMHO are the best bladed jigs on the market...but SK is always hit or miss when it comes to quality.
From: Andrew: MA
Comments: really good action with this bait, but sometimes the split ring will catch the blade an you will have to reel it in an fix it, also if you take off the skirt and use a fluke type bait as a trailer the blade wont shake because of the weight. Lesson learned the bait is best *as-is*
Comments: Best bladed swim jig in my opinion. Booyah's is too hard to keep deep and zmans hook and skirt are garbage. I pair it with the dirtdawg from netbait rigged backwards. The line tie is top notch, and the blade pivots on the head of the bait to reduce stress. The only bladed swim jig im ever going to buy.
From: Jeff: Rensselaer, IN
Comments: Real hog catcher best quality of all chatterbaits. Best around deeper grass. Use 1/2 oz.
From: Joe: Augusta, ME
Comments: These baits are deadly. I have used them for 2 years. Use a berkley havoc pit boss trailer and hold on.
From: Brandon: Sioux City, IA
Comments: This bait is killer on my home waters of Lake Champlain! This bait got me and my brother a limit within 20 minutes of fishing it during our first tournament of the 2011 season! Fish it anywhere! tick the tops of grass, drop it in holes of milfoil or hydrila, wood cover, shallow rocky points! Just get some and fish it!
From: Nick: Colchester, VT
Comments: my friend just got this new jig it is prety cool. the only thing bad about it is you have to get used to using it corectly and it picks up a lot of weeds. but other than that its great. the chater plat vibrats and it makes the skirt vibrate this looks vary good with a trailer or a craw bait on the end.
Comments: Great bait. Wouldn't change a thing. Many many many fish caught on one and it is still tickin'.
Comments: Started using these this year...no complaints so far and catching some GOOD bass so far. Havent had any breaking problmes as mentioned below so ordering more now.
From: Jeff: Westport, TN
Comments: Been using the 3/8 model for a few years. Its a great reaction bait that works over grass and rock. In the early spring when the fish start moving up I make long cast over windy points. Use a stop and go retrieve. If the blade starts to work wrong, just bend it a little. I use a short shank trailer hook and a zoom split tail trailer. Be sure to trim back the skirt.
From: Joe: Elm City, NC
Comments: At first these were great and competed with the original chatterbait. Then after multiple trips the skirt started to tangle and the blade wouldn't kick, all around decent.
From: Trevor: Kansas, USA
Comments: I am very displeased with this bait,the quality is very poor. I had two of these brand new baits break back to back in a matter of minutes.What happens is the split ring that connects the blade to the head breaks , leaving you with just a blade. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THIS PRODUCT.
From: Mark: Chattanooga, TN
Comments: I love these. I catch a ton of fish on them. Ive never had any problem with the quality at all and i have caught several fish over 8lbs with them. The blade is of alot better quality than the chatterbait. I just wish i could find them at the store more instead of having to order them.
From: Chris: Tyler, TX
Comments: Other swim jigs do not have the side to side action that this Pure Poison jig has when reeled at a very fast speed beside any cover. Big Smallmouth LOVE-EM. Strike King has a winner here.
From: Ronnie: Norris, TN
Comments: These are very low quality. I would put them on par with the Z-man offering in how poor the quality is. The split rings that connect the head to the blade will bend and break. If you want a quality chatterbait, you either go with a mom and pop company(real deal custom tackle) or you can use the booyah boogee bait. Strike King should be embarrassed to have their name on these baits.
From: Carter: Texas, USA
Comments:I am still learning this bait but so far so good. Not as weedless as I hoped but do agree with another poster about it's ability around rocks.
From: Brian: Qunicy, MA
Comments: Just does not work as well as the original chatterbait. Do the pepsi challenge and fish them side by side, you will drop these from your arsenal and stock up on chatterbaits.
From: Big J: Houston, TX
Comments: I find that this bait really works well around tress and rocks. I feel the slower you work the bait the more affective it works, especially when the weather is cold and nasty. I really like the blue in half ounce.
From:Dennis: Fremont, WI


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Wilfrid Laurier University offers a broad range of programs leading to undergraduate honours and general degrees, post-degree diplomas and programs at the master's and doctoral level. Undergraduate programs are described within the chapters of the Faculties of Arts, Education, Music and Science, the Brantford Campus, and the School of Business & Economics.
The university offers only three general degrees: a BA, a BSc, and a BA in Contemporary Studies (available only on the Brantford campus). No further designation (major, option or minor) is awarded with these degrees.
Combined, simultaneous, cross-faculty, and sequential undergraduate degree programs are also available at Laurier. The University chapter outlines all degrees offered, and provides a brief history.
Honours programs require four years of study and lead to an honours degree (BA, BBA, BBMT, BSc, BMus or BMusTh). The four-year program is arranged to provide mastery of a particular discipline with a liberal education of some depth. Honours requirements usually stipulate courses that must be taken in each successive year of the program. The attainment of a General BA or BSc degree without a major in the Faculty of Arts or Faculty of Science normally requires three years of study, and as stated above, students will have no further designation of a major or minor on these degrees. Undergraduates, in an honours program, select one or more subjects of specialization and are assured a liberal breadth of study in a range of disciplines, particularly in Year 1. Through a one-year concurrent program, students with an undergraduate degree from a recognized university will earn a Bachelor of Education (BEd) degree. On receiving approval from the Ontario College of Teachers, graduates will be certified to practice in the Ontario education system, teaching Junior Kindergarten to Grade 6 with the Primary/Junior program, or Grades 4 to 10 with completion of the Junior/Intermediate program.
Options, including the Co-operative and Management Options, are offered to students in honours programs. Diploma programs are available in the Department of Business, the Faculty of Music and at the Brantford Campus. Many disciplines also offer a Minor designation available to honours students.
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The Brantford Campus, now an affiliated college of Wilfrid Laurier University, offers the Honours and General Contemporary Studies BA degree program, and the concurrent BA/BEd program in conjunction with Nipissing University. A wide variety of honours programs and minors are available at Laurier Brantford. Options to be combined with honours programs are listed in the Brantford Campus chapter.
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Wolves, once on the endangered list, are now a growing presence and threat in the state's Upper Peninsula.
IRONWOOD, Mich. -- John Koski grips the old blanket in knobby hands weathered from a lifetime of farming. He pulls it back to reveal the carcasses of two cows, or what's left of them. More than half of each is picked clean, the spine and rib bones almost a polished white, with no traces of flesh. Some of the rib bones are snapped and show evidence of being gnawed upon.
The mutilated cattle, found this spring on Koski's 1,000-acre farm in the tiny community of Matchwood, Mich., in Ontonogan County, are the latest casualties in his ongoing war with wolves. The 68-year-old farmer has had more cattle killed or injured by wolves than any farmer in the state, 119 in the past three years, according to the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. Government-paid sharpshooters and trappers for years have killed dozens of the wolves who've taken a liking to Koski's cattle.
"I think this is the last year I'm going to keep cattle here, because I'm losing so many," Koski said, adding that he may move them to his other farmland in Bessemer, about 35 miles away.
STORY: Mich. House passes bill that could allow wolf hunting
There are no records of a human ever being killed by a wolf in the wild in Michigan. But Koski thinks that could change.
"Sooner or later, those wolves are going to kill a person, or a kid waiting for a school bus," he said.
The far western Upper Peninsula is a 600-mile drive from Detroit, farther away than Nashville. Here, the wolf debate is not an abstract one. These are the people who've lost cattle, lost pets, who've encountered wolves in their backyards.
It's uncertain what will result from Michigan's controversial, first-ever wolf hunt, set by state officials for November and December after a series of meetings statewide that featured dozens of hunt opponents. But nowhere does the future of the wolf and the hunt have more relevance than here, among those living sometimes uncomfortably close to them.
Over the last few years, the city of Ironwood, about an hour west of Koski's farm, has seen the nearby wolf population increase, as well as encounters between wolves and people, city manager Scott Erickson said.
"There's a wolf problem in the area — I think everybody understands that," he said. "I've never heard anybody say they want to eliminate wolves, but just manage them in an appropriate manner."
Ironwood hunter Jim Mildren noted wolves are opportunistic hunters that will kill deer in the dead of winter and store their bodies in snow almost like a refrigerator.
"If they can kill all of the deer in a deer yard, they will," he said.
"I love to hear the wolf's howl; I love to see their tracks. But I want there to be a better balance, and I want them to be afraid of people."
Myth and fear
Wolves have been a part of Michigan since at least when the last glacier melted over the land mass that would one day become the state, about 15,000 years ago.
No other apex predator, a hunting animal at the top of the food chain, elicits the fearful emotional reaction wolves do. There are no fairy tales featuring the Big Bad Black Bear threatening a small girl. There is no cautionary tale about the Boy Who Cried Cougar. Horror stories feature werewolves, as no other man-animal combination fills a reader or movie-watcher with the same dread.
Wolves are an integral part of Native American culture. In the Anishinaabe, or Ojibwa First People, creation story, when Gzhemnidoo, the Creator, put Nanaboozhoo, original man, on Mother Earth, he asked for a companion. Gzhemnidoo gave him Ma'iingan, the wolf. The pair were tasked with naming all of the plants and creatures and places of the Earth. When their task was finished, Gzhemnidoo directed that they had to travel separate paths, but that they would remain linked.
"The wolf's mournful howling and bark, that is because of that sorrow. He wishes he still had that communication and partnership with Anishinaabe," said Roger LaBine, chairman of the conservation committee of the Lac Vieux Desert Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians.
Wolves were all but eradicated in much of the U.S. by the 1930s. Michigan and other Great Lakes states lost almost all of their wolves by the end of the 1950s.
In 1973, Congress enacted the Endangered Species Act and officially protected the wolf that same year. It sparked a resurgence in the wolf population. Michigan's Upper Peninsula was known to have three wolves as recently as 1989. The population today stands at 653 wolves. The wolves have made an even more substantial recovery in Wisconsin (834 wolves) and Minnesota (3,000).
"The reason they became able to thrive were the protections they were given," said Nancy Warren, a resident of the small western Upper Peninsula community of Ewen and the Great Lakes regional director for the National Wolfwatcher Coalition, a nonprofit dedicated to wolf conservation. She opposes the wolf hunt.
"Yes, they've done well. But the reason they've done well is we've stopped killing them."
Hunt is just one tool
Wolves were officially delisted as an endangered species in January 2012. Minnesota and Wisconsin quickly established hunts for that fall. Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder last December signed into law a bill designating wolves as a game species, leading the way for the Natural Resources Commission's May 9 approval of a hunt for later this year.
"We're looking at a targeted harvest in areas where we've had continuing problems — depredation of cattle, people encountering wolves," said Adam Bump, the Department of Natural Resources' bear and furbearer specialist.
"The department's recommendation is not based on providing recreational opportunities; it's to resolve conflicts."
But John Vucetich, an associate professor of wildlife ecology at Michigan Technological University, questioned whether a hunt will accomplish the department's goals.
"It's dubious to say we're going to take a county or a portion of a county and we're going to remove 10, 20, 30 wolves and resolve a livestock depredation issue," he said.
"These wolves are territorial and they are going to keep other wolves away. They are like the landlords. The thing you can hope for is to train the wolves not to harm livestock in the area. But if you are shooting these wolves, the pack gets disrupted, the wolves get dispersed and other wolves come in. There's a good chance you can make things worse."
Many biologists believe a wolf pack can be discouraged from preying on livestock through nonlethal methods such as fencing, guard animals such as barking dogs, loud noises or flashing lights. When those methods do not work, killing problem wolves may act to deter others from the behavior.
The Department of Natural Resources has killed 89 wolves since 2003 — 62 related to a livestock concern; 27 to a human safety concern. Bump said the agency will not stop using lethal and nonlethal means to deal with problematic wolves in a timely manner. "Hunting is another tool we can add to that whole suite of options that we have," Bump said.


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"Acting is not about dressing up. Acting is about stripping bare. The whole essence of learning lines is to forget them so you can make them sound like you thought of them that instant."
– Glenda Jackson
"Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all."
– Helen Keller
Our parents – my sister's and mine – raised two shy introverts, each of whom secretly harbored a dream of being on stage.
My sister, four years younger than I, dreamed of being a dancer. Several years ago, I attended a recital in which she, in her fourth decade of life, participated after having taken a tap dancing class.
This big sister nearly burst with pride at Beth's courage. And her amazing toe-tapping proficiency.
She did not look at all afraid. Rather, she seemed to be having the time of her life.
Since I saw my first community theater production of "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" in my hometown when I was in elementary school, I wished I had the outgoing, fearless personality it must have taken for those folks to take to the stage.
My secret dream grew greater as I'd watch from the audience other community theater productions, as well as professional theater in larger cities, especially New York.
Tupelo is the first place I've lived where I've become somewhat involved in community theater. My biggest gig was serving as a dresser for the incomparable Judd Wilson of the "Tuna" series.
Until now.
Recently, a call came asking if I'd consider taking on the role of Mrs. Henry Lafayette Dubose in "To Kill A Mockingbird."
Normally, my stock answer would be, "absolutely not." This time, I heard these words shoot from my mouth, "I think I'd like to think about it."
For the past eight weeks I've been a part of an incredible cast working hard to bring Nelle Harper Lee's beloved story to the TCT stage.
I've watched three amazing kids go from audition to opening night to final performance, having transformed from Jacob, Cole and Mary Conlee to Jem, Dill and Scout. I am awed by their abilities.
I've watched a very nice man named Josh become Bob Ewell, one of the most despicable characters in literature, and other good guys, including my friend and co-worker Scott Morris, become part of a racist mob.
I've seen a lawyer named Jonathan breathe life into an attorney named Atticus, honorable men both.
There's a City Hall fixture named Sally, a nurse named Nicole, John and Bobby, bankers both. There's another John, a gentle soul, filling the shoes of another gentle soul named Boo; there's the mother of twins-plus-one Erin, and Martha Ann, who with Judd, Mary Conlee and Cole, has made this production a family affair.
There's the "town tongue" Beverly, the meek Melodie, "Sheriff" Russell, "Rev." Torris, "Judge" David and "Prosecutor" Ron. And dear Landon, who took to heart the notion of "break a leg." And I can't forget director Suzye and stage manager Cheryl.
My stage debut has been the adventure of a lifetime, thanks to my fellow castmates and new friends.
Thanks, all, for the amazing ride.


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Australia 1834-1857, 1884-1886
Miss Robertson of Colac (Dolly)
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National Gallery of Australia, Canberra
Dowling painted this portrait of 19-year-old Elise Robertson (1866–1939), known as 'Dolly' to her family, in the late summer of 1885 in the garden of her home The Hill, at Colac in the Western District of Victoria.
Dolly was initially portrayed in a white summer dress. Unhappy with the result, Dolly requested Dowling to re-paint her wearing a dark brown dress, which he did in 1886. He also added other elements to the composition: a Japanese cushion and tea service, a book in her left hand and her loving dog at her feet. It was one of his very last paintings.


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man, a really old crazy dude!!
man, a really old crazy dude!!
didnt oda write franky especially for the voice actor to play? i'm pretty sure i read that somewhere..
nami's voice actor is butt ugly :(
Jesus Christ!! Whyyyy!!! /cutwrist.
Man, this sucks.. =/
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Franky reminds me of the Cinnibar Island gym leader from Pokemans. Anyway, could we move this to the One Peice section to prevent confusion.
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so this is the concentration camp for nagging!?
when are spoiler up?! someone sneek in and get something!
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Information About Great Green Gobs
This song is the most requested song at Bussongs! You have written in with hundreds of versions.
Almost all begin with "Great green gobs of greasy grimey gopher guts,' (although one person wrote in that it was "18 pounds").
From there the variations on ingredients are endless: It could have "little bloody birdies feet" or "chopped up parakeet" or "tiny pickeled piggy's feet".
It may have eyeballs "simmered in a pot of blood" or "floating in all-purpose porpoise puss" or "dipped in kerosene".
Or there may be no eyeballs at all - instead everything gets wrapped up in aligator guts!
And our favorite variation for the end is: "And that's what they served for lunch - without a spoon!".
The song is frequently sang whilst kids are camping, or at a Scouting event.
"Great Green Globs" is an anonymous folk song popular with school children. The tune of "The Old Gray Mare" is usually used to accompany the words. There are many regional and local versions but a large number of them utilize the phrase "greasy, grimy gopher guts" in the opening line.
The fun part of the song for children is the description of disgusting foodstuffs that are not usually for consumption. Mae Whitman (Maggie Taylor) and George Clooney (Jack Taylor) sing this song in their 1996 movie One Fine Day.
"Great Green Globs" appears in The Smithsonian Folkways collection A Fish That's a Song together with a number of traditional children's songs from the United States. However, the production credits no author nor copyright for the song.
For any further information about the song "Great Green Gobs" you may find Wikipedia helpful.
Wanna try a really good tongue-twister? Then have a go with How much wood would a woodchuck chuck?.
Alternative Lyrics & Related Songs
Slightly different lyrics in this version but still gross
Gross green gobs of greasy grimy gopher guts
Mutilated monkey meat
Little birdies bloody feet
French friend eyeballs rolling down the street
Oops, I forgot my utensils.
Another disgusting version!
Big fat gobs
of greasy grimy gopher guts
mutilated monkey meat
evaporated turkey feet
one full quart of all purpose puss
floating in pink lemonade and me without a spoon.
A horrid ending in this version!
Mutilated monkey meat,
Camel snot and stinky feet.
So they gave me a scab sandwich
with puss on top.
Great green gobs of greasy, grimy gopher guts.
Mutilated monkey meat.
Chopped up baby parakeet.
French-fried eyeballs rolling down a muddy street.
That's what we eat at school.
Disgusting lyrics sung to one of our users by their Dad!
Great big globs of greasy grimy gopher guts
mutilated monkey meat
dirty little birdies' feet
great big eyeballs rolling down the muddy street
and I forgot my spoon.
But I had my straw, so I ate it all!
One more!
Great big gobs or greasy grimy gopher guts
mutilated monkey meat
hairy little piggy's feet
all served up with vegetated vulture's vomit
and eaten without a spoon.
Another One You Might Enjoy
Great big globs of greasy, grimy, gopher guts
Mutilated, monkey's meat
Little birdies, turdy, feet
All washed up in alligators purple pee.
You forgot your spoon!
Snails sandwiches, pus on top
Elephant vomit, monkey snot
Cows eyeballs dipped in glue.
Eat it (insert name), it's good for you!
One verse to sing to
Boys are made of greasy, grimy, gopher guts,
Marinated monkey meat,
French fried parakeet,
All that gooey stuff walking down the
Country street wish I had a spoon.
We have more of them
Great big gobs of greasy, grimy gopher guts
Little dirty birdy feet
Marinated monkey meat
One quart jar of all-purpose porpoise pus
And I forgot my spooo --oo--on.
This works as a recipe
Great green gobs of greasy grimy gopher guts,
Contaminated monkey meat,
Roasted toasted parakeet,
All mixed up with really dirty birdies feet,
Buy it at your favorite store.
Yet another version:
Great green gobs of greasy grimy gopher guts,
Mutilated monkey meat,
Constipating birdie's feet
One whole pint of all purpous porpoise pus
And I forgot my spoon
But I got my straw
My wife heard the verse as
French fried eye balls swimmin in a bowl of blood
And I forgot my spoon
But I got my straw
I'm from Philly she from Ohio.
Drinkable version:
Greasy grimy gopher guts
mutilated munkey meat,
dirty little birdy feet,
all laying out in the
middle of a busy street
And I forgot my spoon
but I've got my straw.
As learned in Iowa:
Great green globs of greasy grimy gopher meat,
Dirty little birdies feet,
French fried eyeballs dipped in kerosine,
That's what I had for lunch!
Similar to the one above:
Great green gobs of greasy grimy gopher meat
constipated monkey brains
helped make the ancient rains
That's what we ate in school.
Listen to this song's music
69 Comments
Merryl, United States
22 June 2015 at 11:40pm
This is the version I learned in day camp, about 55 years ago: Great, green globs of greasy, grimy gopher guts Concentrated monkey meat Boy, oh boy, is that a treat All held together with all-purpose porpoise pus And me without a spoon But I got my straw!
Jennifer, United States
2 April 2015 at 1:38am
I learned it. Great big globs of greasy grimy gopher guts, mutilated monkey meat, irritated birdies feet, great big piles of all purpose porpoise pus and me without my spoon!
Carley, United States
20 January 2015 at 4:21am
My mother used to sing to us: Boys are made of greasy grimy gopher guys ground up camels feet mutilated monkey feet- and me without my spoon....I'll use a strawwwww
Kerry, United States
13 November 2014 at 10:43pm
Great green globs of greasy grimey gopher guts Mutilated monkey meat Dirty little birdy feet All stirred up with French fried eyeballs Makes you wanna drink it through a straw Slurp!!! (Make slurping sound) That was the boy scout version here in Texas
Kerri, Michigan
24 September 2014 at 1:46am
Great Big Globs of greasy grimy gopher guts, little birdies' dirty feet, all the things I like to eat, french fried eyeballs floating in a pool of blood, and me without my spoon! Waah waah waah! ..... That's how we learned it in Girl Scouts (late 80's) =)
Sam, Ottawa Canada
19 August 2014 at 8:28pm
The version I heard in the 60's was Great Green Gobs of Greasy Grimy Gopher's Guts, Mutilated Monkey Meat, Little Dirty Birdie's Feet, Cow Plop, Pig Snot, all wrapped up in Wonder Bread and I forgot my spoon.
Selena, United States
29 July 2014 at 1:34am
Our school version...great green gobs of granulated gopher guts, cultivated monkey meat, dirty little birdie feet eyeballs, eyeballs rolling down the muddy street. I forgot my spoon, I have a straw
Kathy, Puyallup, Washington
29 October 2013 at 9:12am
I remember it like this: Great green gobs of greasy grimy gopher guts, Mutilated monkey meat Little baby piggy's feet All wrapped up with vomit licked from off the street Oops I forgot my spoon….
Rose, United States
1 October 2013 at 9:35pm
I can't believe I found this! In my early days, it was "Sixteen tons of greasy grimy gopher guts, mayonnaise in monkey meat, thirty dirty birdy feet. Sixteen tons of greasy grimy gopher guts and I forgot my spoon - I want my straw!". I would never have imagined that there were so many versions of this or that it was such a popular kids song. It certainly brought a big smile to my face when I saw all of them.
Amy, United States
20 September 2013 at 6:15pm
Greasy grimey gopher guts, marinated monkey meat, little turdy birdie feet, French fried eye balls floatin' in a fryin' pan and I forgot my spoon! Darn! So give me scab sandwiches with puss on top, horses feet and camel snot, piggy toes with lots of rot, I know it sounds like quite a lot but it's so good for you - so eat your greasy grimey gopher guts --- (and so on)
Danny, United States
7 April 2013 at 10:11pm
Bodacious big bags of burley whirly bloody snot Poo-poo from a toilet pot Vomit from your uncle Scott 3 dead corpses laying in a parking lot And I forgot my AK-47 But I remembered my AR-15
Christina, United States
23 March 2013 at 11:06pm
OMG I love this song used to sing it with my boys. A little afraid to sing it with my granddaughters yet. They're still a little young.
Denise, United States
1 March 2013 at 6:10am
oops you dropped your spoon, pick it up and eat it up, it is good for you.
Jeff, United States
25 February 2013 at 9:44pm
Heard it once as a 5th grader. Someone didn't like their tooth paste I think. Great grean gobs of greasy grimy gopher gut, itty bitty birds feet, chopped up parakeet, luke warm vomit flowing down the avenue.... buy it at your favorite store....in a Pepsodent tube. Only time I ever heard it and didn't know till now there was any kind of musical accompanyment.
Carrie, United States
30 January 2013 at 10:40pm
Okay, in the Chicago suburbs in the late 60s/early 70s, it was "greasy grimy gopher guts, contaminated monkey butts". Oh my gosh, I couldn't stop laughing when I found this site!
Ralph, United States
7 December 2012 at 11:52pm
great big gobs of greasy grimy gopher guts... little tiny fishy butts... all purpose porpoise meat, luke warm puke floating down the avenue and me without a spoon...but I brought a straw
Barry, United States
5 December 2012 at 10:13am
18 pounds of Greasy, Grimy Gopher Guts, Marinated Monkey Meat, Thirty Dirty Birdie Feet, French-Fried Eyeballs floating in a Bowl of Blood, And me without my Spoon! But I've got my straw! SLURP!
Mike, United States
13 November 2012 at 3:06am
I am 63 years old, one of the best camp bus songs ever, rates up with "I have seen the glory of the burning of the school" it is good in this digital age that the old folk songs of a generation gone past is being pass on to those that have come behind us.
Trish, United States
25 October 2012 at 2:49pm
None of these are the version my girls are singing in school. Something at the end about biting the head off of a worm and slurping it...
Jen, United States
17 October 2012 at 4:02pm
great big blobs of greasy grimy gopher guts mutilated monkey meat saturated snake snot all wrapped up in porpherated porfus puss and me without my spoon.