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In spring 2011, in support of her new CD, the singer-songwriter toured her way across the US, driving 20,000 miles in 7 months. Megan returned home to San Francisco, CA in December to play a sold out show with her band in the grand ballroom of the venerable Swedish American Hall.
" …every track on Wreckage is a work of art: strong melodies, literate lyrics, engaging vocal harmonies, dazzling accompaniment, and a killer rhythm section." (Minor 7th)
Megan's recordings have been gaining substantial industry attention: she won the 2011 IMA Vox Populi for "The Happy Birthday" a song from her newest CD, as well as the 2009 IMA Vox Populi for her cover of Paul Simon's song "America". Megan earned the January 2009 Top 5 artist in the Famecast.com Competition and was selected as a finalist in the 2009 and 2008 Musician's Atlas/Borders Books Independent Music Awards. Additionally, she was selected as a semi-finalist in Discmaker's 2007 Independent Music World Series and the 2007 International Songwriting Competition.
Megan and her music have appeared on TLC's "What Not To Wear", which generated purchases by TV viewers that placed her CD "Freaky Little Story" on the #5 spot on Amazon.com CD sales charts and on the Top-10 Rock Bestseller list on CDBaby.com. Because of the episode's popularity, the show's producers featured her in a follow-up episode a year later, bringing "Freaky Little Story" and her third release, "A Little Extra Sun" back into the Top-10.
In addition to TV, Megan's music has also been featured on San Francisco AAA station KFOG's compilation CD. She has been featured in Rockgrl Magazine, Owl Magazine, The Synthesis, Fresh Tracks and Women In Rock, in addition to Acoustic Guitar magazine – whose editors named "Freaky Little Story" one of their top albums of 2005. She was a final selection artist for RPM Direct Presents: Unsigned Artists Volume 3 compilation CD; an A&R Online featured artist; a Song and Film Spotlight artist; and, an Acoustic Cafe featured artist on the "One to Watch" syndicated radio program (sponsored by the USA Songwriting Competition). Slankard also co-wrote and performed on the title track of Dire Straits founding member David Knopfler's new record, "Ship of Dreams".
Megan has also showcased in Boston (NEMO) and Toronto (NXNE), toured three times as support for David Knopfler through Germany and England, and performed at the international festival InGuitar in Zurich (Switzerland).
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Professionally Reckless Driver Amanda Bynes Accused of Third Hit-and-Run
Amanda Bynes kept out of the news for a while — and given the kind of attention she's been getting recently, she probably wishes it had stayed that way.
Bynes is now being accused of another hit-and-run: on April 10, she allegedly hit her BMW into another car on the 5 freeway, then hastily exited and ran through a red light to elude the other driver.
If true, this incident occurred only four days after her confirmed hit-and-run, in which she drunkenly clipped a cop car in West Hollywood.
Earlier this month, Bynes was accused of, yes, another hit-and-run. When confronted by police, however, she claimed she hadn't felt the minor accident and was sent on her way.
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We still have the Winnie the Pooh bear that I raced to Sears to buy more than 20 years ago when my daughter became obsessed with Pooh. It was sudden. It was close to Christmas, and at the time, no one but Sears had the stuff and fluff. I was huge-pregnant with my youngest, and I was on a mission to get one of the last remaining Winnie the Pooh bears in the city.
It's hard to believe Pooh books started out in 1926. The ultimate holiday site says that author A.A. Milne's son, Christopher Robin's, teddy bear inspired the stories. Another Winnie-the-Pooh-devoted site explains that January 18 is A. A. Milne's birthday in 1882. It's a perfect time to celebrate Winnie the Pooh, Christopher Robin, Tigger, Eeyore, Piglet, rabbit, owl and Roo.
From Pooh, we got "rumblies in my tumblies," "Oh bother" and "Don't be redickerous" — Tigger's expression, among other memorable phrases. And here is one of my favorites:
"One of the advantages of being disorganized is that one is always having surprising discoveries."
― A.A. Milne
Here's a link to the Disney site. I've gotta find that bear and the books in this house. I have a Disney-loving granddaughter who must discover Winnie the Pooh.
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The last of my three Easter cake tutorials. A cute little Easter bunny cake! I have made a fondant grass border instead of a ribbon this time. This Easter bunny cake would be a fun project to make for kids, since the bunny is made using basic tools. … [read more...]
One Easter cake, three designs, part 2
I am back with the second design for a sweet and easy Easter cake. I have used a fondant covered cake board this time. Instead of a styrofoam fondant covered cake dummy this time. I hope, that you can visualize the design on a "real cake"? The … [read more...]
One Easter cake, three designs, part 1
This is the first Easter cake tutorial out of three. I will show you how you can make a sweet and easy decoration for your Easter cake(s). I'm decorating on a 10" round dummy cake. You can use a smaller sized cake if you like, but then there may not … [read more...]
Christening cake with owls
I have been waiting to show you my latest cake. A two tier cake, decorated with owls, hearts and flowers for a girls Christening party. The flavor combinations for the cakes were: Dark chocolate mud cake, raspberry mousse and chocolate ganache. Crumb … [read more...]
Tutorial: How to make a purse cake
My version on how to make a purse cake is finally here! I have a few tips that I want to share before we get started. My purse cake is rather high. So it might be a little difficult to move it around once it's placed on the cake board. If you should … [read more...]
How to cover a cake board with rolled fondant
I have made a quick tutorial, on how you can cover a cake board with rolled fondant and finish it with a satin ribbon. If you like, you can dress up your cake board by using embossing tools on the fondant. This is a sweet idea to use, if you are … [read more...]
How to make embossed teddy bear fondant cupcake toppers
I loved making the fondant cupcake toppers for Easter so much. So I came up with these sweet teddy bear cupcake toppers. I have made them in pink and blue and they are just perfect for a baby shower. … [read more...]
Cake with horse motif
Since we moved, my daughter have found a new activity instead of the ballet classes she took while we lived in Copenhagen. Horses! The local riding school is located just down the road from where we live and last weekend, we were invited to a … [read more...]
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The Tanner family is back from a year spent in the Dominican Republic. Mark Tanner explains that he served an LDS mission in the Dominican Republic many years ago and he and his wife Nanette thought it would be good for their children to experience life in a foreign country. Several years ago they did just that, taking their six children at the time and moving to the DR for 20 months.
"It was a marvelous experience, both for us and for those children that were old enough to remember. When we took our children then, we lived in a small house in Santo Domingo and drove an old Montero. We tried to live like the natives there. Our children developed in ways we never imagined. This was a good educational opportunity. They picked up Spanish and this experience enriched their lives. We returned home, and over the next years had four more children.These four didn't have the experience of living in the DR like the older children, so we wondered if it was time to go again. MarKette and Drexler really didn't remember ever being in the DR. The younger kids kept asking 'when do we get to do that?' It seemed like there was never a good time to pack up and leave. Nanette had just built the new mortuary, our daughter would graduate from high school soon, and my law practice was doing well, but we knew if we didn't go soon, we wouldn't have the opportunity. We decided to go, we packed up and left again. Cardell Sackett was here to keep the mortuary going and Travis Blackburn helped with the law office.
"Things were somewhat different this time around. The technology had advanced significantly since the first time we were there. Different than our first visit, technology made it so we were constantly connected to home. In a way this was a disadvantage, because it was harder for us and the children to be completely absorbed in the foreign experience. We restricted the amount of web time the kids could have, although our oldest kids did their school classes online, and it was very rigorous. They spent significantly more time "on-line" than the younger ones. We didn't have a TV there which helped too. That was one of the really good things about going. Most of their closest friends were Dominicans. We did Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts and were very involved in church activities. There were activities at the Church almost every night. The church building was far nicer than any of the members' homes and they enjoyed being there.
"We lived in Boca Chica this time. It was about 30 miles outside of Santo Domingo, the capital of the DR. We were the only Americans in this town of about 100,000 people. The Dominicans became our family and friends. Another thing that happened was for our children to become each other's best friends. They really had only each other so they became very close, especially our oldest daughter Markette and her next-in-line brother Drexler. She was a senior, he was a freshman. Had they been home, they wouldn't have associated much. As it was, they became best of friends, confidants, and cohorts. It was delightful to watch them interact and have fun together and develop the closeness they now enjoy. We had a large yard at our house, and the kids played outside every day after their studies.
"Our ward was very poor, and yet the members would meet often to do service projects for those even less fortunate. We were very involved in the ward and were also called to work in the temple. We were among the only ward members with computers so we would bring the laptops to church and help the people with family history work. Our son Drexler did his Eagle Scout service project to help organize a relief effort for a local girls orphanage. They gathered clothes, food and other necessities for this facility. He even involved the people of Emery County in this effort. They gathered soap, clothes, linens and other things and sent them with him to present to the orphanage. It was a very worthwhile project.
"We also became tour guides. We invited friends and family members and really anyone who wanted to come down to experience the country to stay with us. We took them to the island's beautiful beaches and other points of interest. There are a number of caves and waterfalls. It is a beautiful country, despite its poverty. I heard somewhere that Haiti is the poorest country in the western hemisphere, and the Dominican Republic is number two. Though the people are poor, they are happy and giving. Many of their homes are barely wooden slat huts, yet they still give to others.It is a testament to me that physical things don't guarantee happiness.
"The LDS church has grown substantially in the DR. In November of 1978, missionaries were sent to the country. Now, 32 years later, there are 125,000 members. There are 15 stakes and a temple. The church has really grown rapidly.
"Baseball is huge in the DR. It's the biggest sport by far. There is soccer and some basketball, but all the kids play baseball. Our kids played right alongside them. The boys were on baseball leagues, and MarKette worked out daily with the Dominican National Women's Softball team. They have a professional league with five teams that play their season after the Major League Baseball season in the United States is over for the year. We attended some of the games. They are fun and inexpensive and enjoy a very loud and raucous crowd. The Dominicans enjoy their baseball.
"In the DR there is a small super-wealthy group of people. There is a slightly larger middle class and a very large, very poor lower class. A typical wage of the lower class is about $200 per month. There are factory workers, agricultural workers and farmers.They grow a lot of sugar cane and fruit plantations. While mechanized construction is growing, there is still much pick and shovel work.
"Despite the low wages and poverty, the cost of living is quite high. Gasoline ran almost $6 per gallon. The only thing cheap there is labor, and yet their money doesn't go as far. There were more than 200 people at church each week and only three cars in the parking lot, one of which was ours.
"I was always enthralled by the ingenuity of the people in the DR. They can fix anything with a screw driver, and they can create so many things with the little they have. They don't need the most modern devices. They make do with what they have.
"The temperature in the DR is usually around 80 degrees with high humidity.
"Our year in the DR went really fast. I'm glad we did it. Now the kids have had the experience and they are better for it. We don't anticipate leaving again, although some day Nanette and I would like to serve missions for the church when our children are grown. Our children recognize what they have in America now, and they are much more appreciative. They know they are really blessed to live in America and enjoy the opportunities we have here to progress and develop our talents.
"The children are glad to be home. They miss the swimming pools and the beach, but they are happy to be back in school and among their friends and family.
"Drexler is a sophomore at Emery High. MarKette was accepted at Brigham Young University, but chose to go to Snow College so she can play on the Snow softball team. She loves softball.
"Brinler is in eighth grade at San Rafael, and Stetler, Kohler and Angelina are at Cottonwood Elementary.
"It's good to be home, but we are thankful our children were able to experience life in another country," said Tanner.
Mark is busy with work at the law office and Nanette is back helping with the funeral home as well as serving on the Emery District School Board and taking care of the five children left at home.


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Kendall County Historical Society's Heritage Hall & Chapel on the Green
Dating back to 1855, the chapel is Kendall County's oldest church building, adorned with stained glass windows and a restored 1899 pipe organ. The adjacent hall houses local artifacts, including photographs and clothing.
Features 15 historic buildings that trace the history of Kendall County plus an 1819 Chicago Burlington & Quincy caboose, a fully-stocked general store, an 1840s schoolhouse, town hall, a working blacksmith shop, the Plano Train Depot, (c. 1850s) and Yorkville Firehouse (c. 1888).
A historic 1800s family farm that is maintained in its original location. Programs depict settlers' lives with period accuracy.
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The Chicken Basket in Willowbrook opened in the summer of 1946 on Historic Illinois Route 66. Dell Rhea's chicken has been bringing visitors from around the world on a regular basis for years.
This 500-acre park offers vast formal gardens, picnic grounds, a top-ranked public golf course and two museums: Robert R. McCormick Museum and First Division Museum. Enjoy a wide variety of programs and events throughout the year, such as festivals, lectures, concerts and workshops.
Museum and education center highlighting our nation's social heritage through captivating exhibits and programs. Stories of the 1915 Eastland Disaster, and experience life on the run following the Underground Railroad.
A "living history" farm depicting life in the 1890s DuPage County. Original structures, authentic recreations and livestock combine to make a realistic 1890s working farm.
DuPage County Historical Museum
Enjoy DuPage County's rich history from the 1830s to the present. The Museum exhibits feature hundreds of historic artifacts and photos along with many fun hands-on activities. You'll find something for toddlers to seniors, and everyone in between. Housed in an 1891 Richardsonian Romanesque building, the museum highlights 150 years of DuPage County history with participatory activities, changing exhibits and extensive model railroad display.
This museum located on the campus of Wheaton College is devoted to the history of Christian evangelism and its influences on society. View rare artifacts, art and displays that include a powerful 3-D presentation of the gospel message.
Edman Memorial Chapel - Wheaton College
This large auditorium, seating more than 2400 people, is the site of campus chapels, concerts, commencements, and various community-related events such as the Artist Series.
A cherished landmark in the heart of downtown Wheaton, The Little Popcorn Shop is perhaps one of the most loved and narrowest stores in the Chicagoland area measuring 49 inches wide by 60 feet long. The store's small, quaint space is like walking into a Norman Rockwell painting. Popcorn is freshly popped, candy lines the wall, and locals greet each other warmly while welcoming newcomers to this very special place called The Little Popcorn Shop.
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - Victorian, red-bricked house displays collections typical of the 1920s through 1940s in authentic lifestyle settings. Open Wednesdays and Sundays.
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - Housed in historic Turner Town Hall (National Register site), the museum features community history exhibits and a research collection including local history and railroad materials. The Kid Zone Gallery offers changing hands-on displays for all ages.
CITY:West Chicago
Warrenville Historical Society
The Warrenville Museum is located in an 1858 Greek Revival Methodist Church that was later used as an art studio by Adam Albright and his sons, Ivan and Malvin. Exhibits include art, featuring works by the Albrights, and local history.
Built in 1929, the Villa Park Historical Museum building originally served the community as the Villa Ave stop for the Chicago, Aurora & Elgin electric train line and an appliance store. It was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1986. Today, it houses relics and artifacts from Villa Park's past including articles from the Ovaltine Factory which once operated in Villa Park and Sears Catalog Homes in the area.
CITY:Villa Park
The Joiner History Room is a cooperative effort of the DeKalb County Board, the County Judiciary, the County Clerk's Office, the County Facilities Management Office, Sycamore Library and DeKalb County Citizens concerned with safeguarding their historical documents. The Joiner History Room is an archives that has many items of museum quality. Our historical materials date back to the hand written minutes of the first session of the County Commissioners in 1837. As there has never been a fire to destroy any of the county valuable historical files, they have been meticulously preserved to meet the needs of today's researchers. The collection includes Civil War papers, newspaper files, old photographs and numerous boxes of manuscript materials.
The Sycamore History Museum strives to collect, preserve, interpret, and exhibit significant materials relating to Sycamore and the surrounding area, to provide related educational services for the public knowledge of Sycamore.
North Grove School, 3 miles northwest of Sycamore, was built in 1878 by the Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Church as a parochial and Sunday school. Pupils of diverse ethnic backgrounds learned their lessons in Swedish, even several years after the DeKalb County public school system purchased the school in 1880. The Sycamore unit district acquired the school in 1949, and it continued as a school until 1952, when it was closed. The North Grove community continued to lovingly maintain the building and used it as a neighborhood social center for many years. Classroom in School Upon the closing of North Grove School in 1952, all furnishings were removed. However many furnishings from old Sycamore schools were still in storage in the 1960s when the Natural Resource Center in Genoa began using the site for special education programs. The school was refurbished and re-supplied using these furnishings, with additional period pieces being donated by private citizens. In 1970 North Grove School at 26745 Brickville Road (Map) was listed in the Illinois Directory of Historical Buildings. On May 24, 2012 the United States Department of the Interior placed the school and its outbuildings on the National Register of Historical Places. Today the school is still owned by the Sycamore School District but is leased to and lovingly cared for by the North Grove School Association, whose goal is to preserve this educational icon for future generations.
Although the Sycamore Public Library did not open its doors until 1892, we can trace its roots back to 1875 when a Chautauqua Scientific Circle was formed in Sycamore. Once members had completed the course, they established the Athena Literary Society in order to form a public library. Over the course of three years they raised $700 and asked city council to appropriate money for books and that the mayor appoint a board of directors. On July 12, 1892, the Sycamore Public Library opened in Hoyt and Rogers' Store, second floor, in the backroom. This building now is occupied by Marlyn's Majorettes. The City Council appropriated $800 to purchase books. The Athena Literary Society assisted with funding the library for the first two years. Miss Flora Jeannette Dow, a member of Athena, was the first librarian. In 1902, Andrew Carnegie offered the City of Sycamore $10,000 for the construction of a library, provided an acceptable site could be secured and that the Sycamore City Council would annually appropriate at least 10% of his donation for maintaining the building. Mr. Frederick B. Townsend donated the property where the library stands today. Miss Dow received the honor of placing the first trowel of mortar on the cornerstone on May 24, 1905. Over the next 90 years, several renovation and remodeling projects took place and then on October 14, 1995, a new era of growth began with the groundbreaking ceremony for the library expansion. Today we are looking at ways to serve the community's needs by providing the best possible services and programs available.
Air Classics Museum of Aviation
Air Classics is an aviation museum located at Aurora Municipal Airport - ARR where the aircraft actually fly. You can climb into the pilot's seat of a UH-1 Huey helicopter. The museum's collection includes aircraft, vehicles, uniforms and other aviation memorabilia from the 1930s to the present time. General Admission: Saturdays and Sundays 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Group Tours: Tuesdays through Fridays by appointment.
CITY:Sugar Grove
The Bliss House Museum is operated by the Sugar Grove Historical Society and houses historical exhibits about the village of Sugar Grove and surrounding area. Anyone interested in researching their heritage, may contact the museum for access to probate and civil records dating 1839 - 1955. Hours: Open every Tuesday 1-4 pm or by appointment.
CITY:Sugar Grove
Hoosier Grove Schoolhouse Museum
Originally built as a one-room schoolhouse in 1904 on the corner of Old Church and Barrington Roads, the museum was moved to its present site in 1991.
This authentically restored and furnished 1843 prairie farm house features costumed interpreters who involve visitors in mid-19th century farm life.
CITY:St. Charles
Rotating exhibits of St. Charles history, including Civil War artifacts, local industry and other fascinating facts. Local history research archives available by appointment. Gift shop too.
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The Sharks head to Pretoria knowing that nothing less than a full house of points will do in their quest for an unlikely play-off berth.
Given the calamitous manner with which the Sharks season has unfolded, it's hard to believe that they still have a shot at making the Super Rugby play-offs, yet if results go their way, a win against the Bulls may keep them in the hunt.
It seemed that a match-winning penalty from Morne Steyn when the two sides met in Durban in late May had sealed the Sharks' fate, but a win over the Blues and a few stutters from the teams ahead of them has breathed the smallest sliver of life into the Durban outfit's season.
However, should the Cheetahs beat the Blues in the match preceding the clash in Pretoria, it will be the Bulls who are the only ones with something to lose as they look to secure a potential home final, with the South African Conference already in the bag.
If the Sharks are to have any hope of beating the Bulls at Loftus they will need to dominate up front, something they did successfully against the Blues, but the Bulls will be a different prospect altogether. The return of Bismarck du Plessis to the fray will no doubt boost the team (although Kyle Cooper has done a sterling job in his absence) and the prospect of the all-Springbok front row of the Du Plessis brothers and Tendai Mtawarira going up against another Springbok front row in Werner Kruger, Chiliboy Ralepelle and Dean Greyling is a tantalising one.
It's said almost every time the Bulls play – and not without good reason – but Saturday's match could once again be won and lost with the battle of the boot, with Steyn's deadly kicking more than capable of adding another nail, this time the final one, into the Sharks coffin.
When the two teams met in Durban, both conceded nine penalties, but while Pat Lambie landed three of the five penalties that came his way, Steyn secured six out of seven, and in a game that was won 18-16, those misses from the Sharks fly-half proved the difference.
Lambie endured a poor day with the boot against the Blues, missing four penalty attempts and one conversion as he pocketed just seven out of a possible 21 points. Playing in his 50th Super Rugby match on Saturday, the youngster will be determined to not only get both himself and his team firmly back on track but also prove that he deserves to once again be the man in possession of the Springbok number 10 jersey.
The Sharks will need to score four tries and their determination to do so could see them cross the line – in more ways than one. Too eager at the breakdown or rushing up in defence and referee Jason Jaftha could have a busy day, spelling danger for Keegan Daniel's men.
The Bulls will no doubt play their standard hard up front rugby and have Steyn pulling the strings from the pocket. But with new-found penetration in the midfield in the form of Jan Serfontein, the Bulls are a dangerous outfit in any circumstances.
Prediction: The Sharks will be desperate to keep in the running for the play-offs, but the Bulls are not a team that often let their foot off the pedal. Bulls by five.
The teams:
Bulls: 15 Zane Kirchner, 14 Akona Ndungane, 13 JJ Engelbrecht, 12 Jan Serfontein, 11 Bjorn Basson, 10 Morné Steyn, 9 Francois Hougaard, 8 Dewald Potgieter (c), 7 Jacques Potgieter, 6 Deon Stegmann, 5 Grant Hattingh, 4 Flip van der Merwe, 3 Werner Kruger, 2 Chiliboy Ralepelle, 1 Dean Greyling.
Replacements: 16 Callie Visagie, 17 Frik Kirsten, 18 Wilhelm Steenkamp, 19 Jono Ross, 20 Jano Vermaak, 21 Jurgen Visser, 22 Morné Mellett.
Sharks: 15 Riaan Viljoen, 14 Odwa Ndungane, 13 Louis Ludik, 12 Butch James, 11 Lwazi Mvovo, 10 Patrick Lambie, 9 Charl McLeod, 8 Keegan Daniel (captain), 7 Willem Alberts, 6 Marcell Coetzee, 5 Franco van der Merwe, 4 Edwin Hewitt, 3 Jannie du Plessis, 2 Bismarck du Plessis, 1 Tendai Mtawarira.
Replacements: 16 Kyle Cooper, 17 Wiehahn Herbst, 18 Jandre Marais, 19 Jean Deysel, 20 Jacques Botes, 21 Cobus Reinach, 22 Jaco van Tonder.
Date: Saturday, July 6
Venue: Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria
Kick-off: 19.10 (17.10 GMT)
Referee: Jason Jaftha (South Africa)
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By COREY BLUEMELStaff Writer
Bruce Wilson chairman of the Emery County Public Lands Council opened the August meeting with a reminder of the mission statement of the council. That statement says: The mission of the Emery County Public Lands Council is to represent the public lands interests of Emery County and its citizens and to perform an advocacy role for local users and stakeholders; to work in partnership with federal and state agencies in fashioning management decisions and policies affecting lands within Emery County; and to participate in the development, coordination and implementation of the planning objectives of federal, state, and local entities to ensure harmony between the objectives of these various entities and the Emery County Master Plan.
The statement goes on: It is the intent and purpose of the Emery County Public Lands Council to aggressively preserve the community heritage of Emery County by vigorously participating in and influencing all public land planning and decision making processes on behalf of and under authority of the Emery County Commission.
Wilson stated, "We are here to settle and accomplish issues. We don't always agree, but we need to keep things positive and come up with solutions."
The subject of roads, their ownership and condition, continued to be a topic of discussion as a continuation of July's meeting. Sherrel Ward asked if the Title V situation over the roads is cut and dried. Commissioner Ira Hatch explained that while the county will continue to pursue RS-2477 on the seven roads listed in the lawsuit, and perhaps others, Title V will continue to be a tool the county will use to maintain the condition of the roads.
Ray Petersen, public lands director, stated that "Emery County is considering taking some Title V rights of way (ROW) for Class B roads at this time." All roads in the state are classified by the State of Utah. Class A are state highways, Class B roads are county roads that are maintained to a designated level and for which the state provides the county funding. Class C roads are city streets and Class D roads are roads which a county may claim, but does not maintain to a given standard and does not receive funding.
According to Petersen, "Should Emery County choose to utilize the Title V option, we would insist on language that makes it clear that by receiving the Title V ROW, we do not forfeit the RS-2477 ROW. In discussions with the Bureau of Land Management, we have insisted on three conditions, that we don't give up any RS-2477 rights, we determine the maintenance level of the road, and the ROW is in perpetuity (has no time limit). Thus far, BLM has been agreeable to these conditions. It's also important to note that these specific roads we're considering for Title V are not controversial roads. They are recognized as roads by all concerned parties and even appear on a Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance proposed transportation plan. Even though everyone agrees that they are indeed roads, Emery County has nothing on paper, no documentation, confirming the fact. A Title V ROW would accomplish that."
This explanation cleared up some confusion within the council. It was expressed that some members had the impression that the issue was a matter of "one of the other", that both options could not remain open.
"The RS-2477 lawsuit has been filed and is still active. The attorneys are waiting for a reply from the Department of the Interior. It has been six years in the process to get to this point with one year discussing the seven roads in the lawsuit. Emery County has spent more than $100,000 on legal fees pursuing this matter and is no closer now than during the past six years. Without help from the Utah State Attorney General's Office, Emery County could not keep fighting for these roads," said Hatch.
Commissioner Gary Kofford explained, "the county has several roads at the present time that are Title V. They were taken for construction purposes. These same roads qualify for RS-2477 but we took Title V for upgrade work on them. We are not opening new issues, we are expanding on a decision made years ago. Title V claims are made on a road by road basis. Title V is a recognized right by the BLM."
Pam Juliano from Congressman Jim Matheson's office said, "Several other counties in Utah are doing the same thing and it has been very successful. In Title V there can be a clause claiming RS-2477 rights."
Petersen stated, "the Moore cut-off road is a Title V road, along with the Goblin Valley road, and parts of the Buckhorn Wash road. Title V is allowing us to do upgrades and repairs. Utah, and Emery County especially, are on point on this issue. Many of the surrounding states are watching us during this road process. Our commissioners are intent to work with the BLM and get resolutions."
Gary Petty expressed his appreciation for the information that has been shared with the public lands council. "A lot of information and issues have been clarified today through these discussions. Many council members were concerned about giving up RS-2477 rights with Title V. We are grateful for clearing up the misinformation."
In other business conducted by the public lands council, the decision was made to form a committee to work with the forest service concerning the beetle killed trees on the forest service lands. The committee will work to resolve the issues concerning the problems caused by the dead trees.
The council requested Petersen to write a letter in response concerning the environmental impact statement about the sheep grazing on the Wasatch Plateau. The decision was made by the council to support the preferred alternative in the plan which is to leave the grazing as is. The response must be done within 30 days.
Petersen gave an update of the restoration work being done at the Swinging Bridge. He said that the materials have arrived and will be stained off site. The installation work will be conducted in September and he encouraged members of the lands council to volunteer to help with the work.
In the mining, minerals, and coalbed methane portion of the business, Wilson stated that SUFCO will begin mining a new lease early in 2006. He encouraged members to be aware of any activity on the Muddy drainage and document that activity. He also reported that the Lila Canyon project is under final review and plans to begin in early 2006. Skyline Mine is also in the midst of their final review. The road work at the Rilda Canyon project is continuing, and Bear Canyon Mine has applied for 8,500 acres of new lease permits.
Petty added that Consol is buying the farming property that lies over the proposed longwall operation in that mine. The property is south and west of the mine office.
Petersen reported that SITLA is selling four parcels of land adjoining the Green River. The bulk of the property is in Grand County, with a small portion on the Emery County side of the river. Emery County is applying for the rights of way for search and rescue purposes, to allow access for emergencies.
The Emery County Public Lands Council meets once a month to discuss issues and reach solutions concerning public lands in Emery County. Their next meeting is Sept. 13 at 10 a.m. in the county building.


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Becoming eligible for Medicare can be a great thing for thousands of New Mexicans. Medicare helps many Americans afford high quality health care. It is important, however, to know what expenses you'll have as a Medicare recipient. We are continuing in our monthly series about what it means to age into Medicare and what Medicare means for you. This month, we will tell you more about the expenses associated with Medicare, so that you know what you can to expect to pay for your health care.
What are my expenses?
While most people do not have to pay for Part A (hospital insurance), everyone who chooses Part B (medical insurance) must pay for it. Additionally, both Parts A and B have deductibles that must be paid before Medicare will begin picking up expenses. Many Medicare Advantage Plans, such as Lovelace Medicare Plan, cover many of the costs associated with health care. Here is a breakdown of those amounts for 2012:
Original Medicare Deductibles and Coinsurance
• $140 Part B deductible
• $1,156 deductible per benefit period; $0 for the first 60 days of each benefit period
• $289 per day for days 61 – 90 of a hospital stay each benefit period
• $578 per day for days 91 – 150 of a hospital stay each benefit period
All costs for each day of a hospital stay over 150 days
• $144.50 per day for days 21–100 of a skilled nursing facility stay each benefit period
• All costs for each day of a skilled nursing facility stay after day 100 in a benefit period
• 20% for doctor services, outpatient therapy, and durable medical equipment
If you are entitled to Social Security retirement, you are automatically enrolled in Medicare Part A (hospital insurance), which is premium-free, and Medicare Part B (medical insurance), which you pay for.
You will be automatically enrolled in Medicare Part B and must decide if you want to keep it. Medicare Part B will cost you $99.90* per month which is taken from your Social Security check. This premium goes to the federal government for the administration of the Medicare program. If you do not want Part B you must sign the back of the Medicare card which has been sent to you ("I don't want Medical Insurance") and return in the enclosed envelope before the effective date on the card (this will be the first of the month in which you turn 65).
*For those enrolling in Part B for the first time in 2012; may be affected by income or Medicaid status.
You may not need Medicare Part B yet if:
• You are age 65 or older and you or your spouse are working and you are covered by an employer or union group health plan based on that current employment, or
• You are under age 65 and disabled and you or any members of your family are working and you are covered by an employer or union group health plan based on that current employment.
In the future, you can sign up for Part B during the annual General Enrollment Period (Jan. 1 through March 31).
If you don't have Part B you will not be eligible to join any Medicare Advantage plan. If you choose to enroll in Part B at a later date there is a penalty imposed unless you are covered in one of the situations above.
As of Jan. 1, 2006, Medicare offers prescription drug coverage to Medicare beneficiaries. This is referred to as Part D. Part D is available to you through private companies in two forms: A Medicare Advantage Prescription Drug Plan, which provides both your medical and prescription drug coverage; or a standalone Prescription Drug Plan (PDP), which provides only prescription drug coverage. With a standalone PDP you would typically be on original Medicare for your medical services.
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An Aug. 7 groundbreaking ceremony marked the beginning of construction for the Eastern Utah Surgical Center, to be located at 200 North Fairgrounds Road in Price. Local city officials touting the center as a boon for the local economy were present for the festivities.
The 10,500-square foot building designed by MRW Design will house outpatient surgical and laser facilities. Watts Construction of St. George will serve as general contractor for the building construction, scheduled for completion at the end of December.
Local ophthalmologist Jeffrey Hansen, M.D. is involved with the project, which is funded through a loan from Zions Bank. "Many Eastern Utah residents travel far away to cities along the Wasatch Front for their outpatient surgical needs. But we want to keep the business local, boost the economy and offer patients another option," said Dr. Hansen.
Dr. Hansen will move his current office down the street to the new state-of-the-art, 3,000-square foot facility, Eastern Utah Surgical Center when the building is finished.


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In an attempt to maintain the integrity of the learning environment in Emery County secondary schools, principals at Emery High School, Green River High School, Canyon View Junior High School and San Rafael Junior High School are calling on students and parents to know the dress codes of their respective schools and to make sure that such codes are followed as school gets underway this month.
"We want to get the word out now about our dress codes as students and parents start their school shopping," Larry Davis, Canyon View principal, said following that school's recent school improvement meeting. "When school starts in the fall, we don't want any excuses for not meeting our dress codes."
Throughout the 2004-05 school year, Principal Davis joined principals Nolan Johnson of Green River High, Gwen Callahan of Emery High, Garth Johnson of San Rafael and Emery District secondary curriculum supervisor JJ Grant in a dialogue involving dress codes. One of the goals stemming from the discussion was to standardize dress codes so that junior high students entering high school would already have a thorough understanding of what is and is not acceptable attire.
While the schools still maintain their own unique dress-code wording in various policy manuals, each policy is generally the same, and notes that:
Students are not allowed to wear hats, headbands, bandanas, etc.
Students are not allowed to wear sleeveless tops. All tops must have a sleeve that extends from the shoulder down the arm.
Students must wear tops that meet or extend beyond the top of the pants so that no skin or underwear shows.
All underwear should be covered by outer garments.
All clothing must fit and be worn properly. Pants need to be belted at the waist and not sagging below the waistline.
Clothing and general appearance must not be extreme in fashion.
Clothing must not include any unlawful or objectionable ads, sayings or artwork, including anything related to objectionable language, drugs, alcohol, tobacco and sexual innuendo.
Shorts are okay but must be modest in length.
"We are by no means attempting to take away a student's right to individuality," said Mr. Davis. "Rather, we are attempting to maintain an environment free of obtrusive and objectionable pop culture that has no place in our schools. Students still have a wide range of choices when it comes to what they wear to school."
The school administrators note that it is also important for students to wear clean clothing while avoiding clothing that is excessively worn, ragged and frayed. "We don't include every possible objectionable style and garment in our dress codes," said Mr. Davis, "but we expect students and parents to use common sense in what is being worn to school. We don't want to turn our schools into rock concerts and mosh pits. We have to maintain an environment that is conducive to academics, and as we have learned in recent years, what kids wear to school does make a difference in how well they learn."
Each principal agrees that a great deal of their time in the schools involves administering the dress code. This takes them as well as students away from academic pursuits. "When we have to deal with students violating our dress codes, the students are often taken from class, sent home to change clothes, and disciplined in other ways. This represents time away from learning," said Mr. Davis. "I think we're trying to be proactive on an administrative level and get the word out early so as to avoid these problems later."
The dress codes of each school are not simply the products of each school's principal. As part of the policy manual, the dress codes are developed by the school's faculty and in many cases the school's community council. Policy manuals are then approved by the Emery County Board of Education.


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When George Barris' original Batmobile goes on the block at Barrett-Jackson next month, auctioneers are already predicting it will fetch millions.
They are billing it as a heaping slice of "Americana." It will be interesting to see if the 1966 Batmobile from the TV series still seems relevant, or even interesting, against the hot rides in the multiple Batman movie franchises since then, including Christopher Nolan's latest Dark Knight trilogy. Some fanboys may still love the original, but the first Batmobile risks becoming a comic-book footnote.
The slick-black car was a startling idea for its time -- both for the original and the Barris customization. The car took shape as a 1955 concept, the Ford Futura, and went on to make appearances in car shows of the era. Then, under pressure to come up with something quick for a studio a decade later, Barris gave the old Futura a complete workover to become Adam West's Batmobile for the ABC series. Holy overkill! The completed 1966 Batmobile has a Bat Ray projector, car alarm, Detect-a-scope, Batscope, Bat Eye Switch, antenna activator, police radio band cut-in switch, automatic tire inflation, the remote Batcomputer, Batphone, emergency Bat Turn lever, fire suppression, Bat Smoke, Bat Photoscope, and, of course, the Bat Turn lever.
It was a gimmick-mobile. The problem is that today, it's sure to be compared to the cool factor of Batman's latest ride, the Tumbler, or the jet-powered, finned beauties of the Batman movie franchise that were more true to the look of comic books.
There is no doubting the car's rarity.
"There is only one, Number 1, original Barris Batmobile and this was the one that was on the series Batman," said Craig Jackson, CEO of Barrett-Jackson. "While it's hard to put a dollar figure on this piece of true Americana, we would expect that it would sell for multiple millions of dollars."
To raise interest for the Jan. 19 auction in Scottsdale, Ariz., Barrett-Jackson compares the original Batmobile's significance to that of the original James Bond Aston Martin, which fetched nearly $5 million at auction. We have our doubts
The difference was that the original James Bond Aston remains undeniably cool, so cool, in fact, that it shows up again in the latest Bond epic, Skyfall. Imagine the hoots if Nolan had inserted the original Batmobile in the Dark Knight Rises.
It will certainly do well at auction, but we'd be careful about tossing around the idea of a sale in the millions.


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We are behind the Central Station of Milan .....about 100 meters away. Hotel Demo is situated in the most comfortable and strategic zone of Milan, both for those interested in visiting the city, as for those who are in Milan on business. A stroll from the Central Station, this welcoming hotel in Milan is well connected to all the most interesting sites in the city with efficient public transport networks. Hotel Demo is in fact very near the subway stop (lines 2 and 3), as well as the bus and tram stops, to allow you to quickly reach the Duomo or the Fiera di Milano, Sforzesco Castle or the Piazza Affari Stock Exchange. There is a shuttle bus terminal just a stroll from the hotel going to Malpensa, Linate and Orio al Serio airports. HOW TO REACH US BY PLANE FROM MALPENSA AIRPORT There are different ways of reaching the Hotel Demo By taking the Malpensa Express train, you will reach Cadorna Station in 40 minutes. From there, you can take a taxi or subway no. 2 for Gessate or Cologno and get off at the Stazione Centrale (5th stop). The Hotel Demo is at number 14, Via Tonale, approximately 100 meters from the Station. By taking the Malpensa Bus Express bus, you will be dropped at the Stazione Centrale. By taking the Malpensa Shuttle Air Pullman bus, you will be dropped at the Stazione Centrale. By private taxi, you will reach the Hostel Demo directly, in approximately 50 minutes. FROM LINATE AIRPORT By taking the Star Fly� bus, you will reach the Stazione Centrale in approximately 20 minutes. The Hotel Demo is at number 14, Via Tonale, approximately 100 meters from the Station. By private taxi you will reach the Hotel directly. It is about 7 km away. BY TRAIN As soon as you come out of the Stazione Centrale in Milan you will find yourself in Piazza Duca Aosta: There are three ways of reaching the Hotel Dem�o By private taxi you will reach the Hotel directly in a few minutes. On foot, it is approximately 100 meters away. From Piazza Duca d�Aosta, head right along Via Fabio Filzi and follow this road until you come to the crossing with Via Tonale. Turn left and the Hotel Demo is at number 14. With the no. 5 tram which leaves from in front of the station, get off at the stop in Via Ponte Seveso near the crossing with Via Tonale. The Hotel Demo is a few meters away. BY CAR From the highway take the East Ring road exit for Viale Forlanini and go straight on, taking: Viale Forlanini, Viale Corsica and Corso XXII marzo until you come to the crossing with Piazza Cinque Giornate. Turn right into Viale Premuda (then Viale Piave) following it until Piazza Oberdan: follow Viale Vittorio Veneto until you come to Piazza della Repubblica. Via Pisani, which leads to the station, starts from there. Once you come to Piazza Duca Aosta, turn left into Via Galvani and then right into Via Filzi. Follow Via Filzi until you come to the crossing with Via Tonale on the left: you will find Hotel Demo at number 14. Dining: Operating within the national health service restaurant at 100 meters from the Hotel. In addition to this, here are some suggestions for a good and traditional dining experience in Milan. - 'Antica trattoria della Pesa', Viale Pasubio 10. Special dish: Ossobuco with risotto. - 'Don Gi Via Bernardino Corio 3. Specials: Fresh home made pasta, gnocchi (potato balls), and filet. - 'Il Calessino', Via Thaon di Revel, typical lombard cuisine. - 'Il Sambuco', Via Messina 10. Specialty: seafood. - 'Emilia e Carlo', Via G. Sacchetti 10. Specialty: meet.


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I'll Have AnotherRacehorse
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Best known as: The winner of the 2012 Kentucky Derby and Preakness races
I'll Have Another is the chestnut horse who won both the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness Stakes in 2012, setting him up for a run at the Triple Crown. I'll Have Another was bred in Kentucky and born there in 2009; his sire was Flowers Alley and his dam was Arch's Gal Edith. Owner J. Paul Reddam bought the horse for $35,000 in 2011. (I'll Have Another "was named after his owner's standard response to his wife whenever she offers him a cookie," according to the Chicago Tribune.) He is trained by Doug O'Neill. With jockey Mario Gutierrez up, I'll Have Another came from behind to beat Bodemeister by 1.5 lengths and win the Kentucky Derby in a time of 2:01:83. Two week later, in the Preakness, he again came from behind to beat Bodemeister by a neck in a time of 1:55:94. Hopes for the first Triple Crown since Affirmed won in 1978 were dashed the day before the Belmont Stakes, when it was announced that I'll Have Another was out of the race, due to an injury.
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I'll Have Another was the first horse since Big Brown in 2008 to win both the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness; a total of 22 horses have done so… Affirmed was the last horse to win the Triple Crown, in 1978… His sire, Flowers Alley, ran ninth in the 2005 Kentucky Derby.
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Emery High graduated the class of 2005 on May 26. Brandt Peacock, class president, welcomed family, friends and graduates to the ceremony. He recalled the good and fun times experienced at Emery High. He said sometimes you think of what more you could have done, but he recalled the quote he has on his wall which says to "Finish every day and then be done with it. Tomorrow is a new day. People will make mistakes, but just move on. We leave school and move on as adults. We can all become great people."
Salutatorian Macade Jensen referred to a poem by Linda Ellis that has inspired him. He said it refers to a headstone on a grave with the date of birth and death and separating these two dates is a dash. "What's really important is what happens between the dash. Don't spend your time worrying about what others will think. The most important thing in life is family and children, that's what life is all about. Life is about hard work and the freedom to make choices. Life is about who you are on the inside. Life is about meeting obligations and saying what you mean and meaning what you say. There is an old saying that wherever you go, there you are. Life is about joy, sorrow and hope. Life is about thinking, feeling, sharing heart and soul. Life is not about making and keeping money. Life is about searching and struggling to make life meaningful and fulfilled. Happy are those who dream dreams and pay the price to make them come true," said Jensen.
Seth Bott presented the teacher of year award to Diane Carter. Bott said Mrs. Carter goes above and beyond the call of duty. She excels in the classroom and mentors students to try new things so they can know the satisfaction of success. She is a loyal supporter of all the Emery High activities. Mrs. Carter was presented with a quilt by the student council.
Mandi Weihing, honor student, told the story of crayons in a box who couldn't get along. But, when a little girl took them home and began coloring with them they made a beautiful picture. All the crayons worked to make the picture complete. They learned that they needed each other. Weihing told of classmates who have inspired her along the way and listed positive attributes. She said Brittany is always beautiful and happy, Nicole is always fun and able to have a good time, Easton is always sweet, Janice has high standards and know one can make her change her mind, Jesse is a hard worker and smart. All of the colorful personalities of the class of 2005 fit together. Everyone is a small part of the big picture. Color yourself the best way you can. Weihing said she would miss her colorful classmates.
Joey Bernard, honor student, encouraged fellow students to be crusaders in life. He said the students have a great power to better themselves and the world around them. He said he will miss the friendships he's made at the school and the late nights after activities of just talking and being friends. He said they have learned some great lessons in physics that he will always remember. He will remember the singing in Seminary even though they sounded like ducks being choked. He will remember the pranks and the laughs, he also wondered how JR ever got the desks down off the ceiling. He remembered the millions of hours of practice for school events and being proud to wear black and gold. Bernard said it was a miracle their basketball team took the region championship, even though they were predicted to come in last place. "Become a champion, don't take for granted what lies ahead. Don't be a face in the crowd, be a crusader," said Bernard.
The seniors from the chorus sang, "Child of Tomorrow.
Misty Nielson, honor student, told the story of Glen Cunningham who was burned as a young boy, but with a lot of determination and willpower he overcame the obstacles and became a fast runner. "We have learned from parents and teachers and we are writing the stories of our lives. As time passes, 20 years from now as you look back how sad it will be to write nothing. Martin Luther King said, if you can't fly then run, if you can't run then walk, if you can't walk then crawl.' Be finishers, cross the finish line, anyone who does will be a winner," said Nielson.
Brandon Singleton, co-Valedictorian, said he learned two lessons from working on the production of Cyrano de Bergerac. Cyrano was filled with honor, trust, courage and integrity. He said his adornments were on his soul and his deeds were his decorations. "Some people in this fast paced world will throw their values out the window to try to get ahead. Be proud of who you are. Emery High is a place of integrity. No paycheck can take the place of values." The other lesson was from a man who had everything and was greatly adorned as a war hero. But this man felt envious of Cyrano. In a battle he cast off his white scarf or panache. To Cyrano a panache was more than just an article of clothing, and not meant to be cast off. Wear the white scarf with pride, pursue your goals, don't compromise, don't mistake recognition for happiness. Cyrano was brave, confident, and proud. He fought his hardest even though failure seemed imminent. "Never cast aside your panache," said Singleton.
Shawna Rogers, co-Valedictorian, recalled how two rival junior high schools are flung together to form one class. This class united as friends and Spartans. They have met challenges and will have a new beginning leaving high school behind. She quoted from Margaret Mead who said never to doubt that a small group of people can change the world because indeed, it is the only thing that has. Small acts of kindness done daily can influence the world a small step at a time. Rogers said that rocky roads make legs strong and we gain strength from obstacles. Knowledge is the ability to overcome challenges. Persistence is not dampened by adversities. One step is not too difficult. All we need is persistence. Every day is bursting with opportunities. The door in the wall can't be opened by anyone but ourselves. We have become united. Rogers encouraged the class to make a difference.
Sam Singleton from the Emery County School Board accepted the seniors for graduation as recommended by Emery High Principal Gwen Callahan.
Singleton said as he looked at the graduates he had the security and peace knowing that in the next few years the efforts of these seniors will make a difference in this country. He said courage is one of the ingredients of success. The steeper the climb the greater the challenge. Tackle each adventure with enthusiasm and the world will be at your feet.


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This community grew around the site of Fort Concho, established in 1867 at the junction of the north and middle branches of Concho River. It was an early ranching center. Today, it is the nation's largest primary wool and mohair market and a major livestock auction center. It also is a regional agriculture hub. A variety of industries, medical facilities, Goodfellow Air Force Base and Angelo State University lend diversity. The city is home to a symphony orchestra, ballet and the Cactus Jazz Series. The Cactus Jazz and Blues Festival is held at the River Stage, the state's oldest civic theater.
Birding in and around the Concho Valley features more than 332 species. Pearl seekers can find Concho River Pearls formed in freshwater mussels. (An annual permit is required from Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.)
The old Cactus Hotel, built in 1929, is among the first Hilton Hotels. It houses a children's museum. The Crystal Ballroom is worth a peek.
Also of interest are the International Water Lily Collection in Civic League Park (www.internationalwaterlilycollection.com) and the Old Chicken Farm Art Center. www.chickenfarmartcenter.com. The downtown River Walk features gardens, water displays, playground, walking trail and a nine-hole golf course.
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By COREY BLUEMELStaff Writer
Bret Mills, Emery County Communication Specialist, reported to the Emery County Commissioners during the Aug. 5 meeting. Mills said that the transition of the TV channels to the lower frequencies is almost complete. There have been a few outages and poor reception but they are making the adjustments necessary for the move.
The Federal Communications Commission auctioned off the higher frequencies which required the US Congress to order users to move off those frequencies to lower ones. "These lower frequencies should make reception much better because the signals are stronger," said Mills.
The translator on Horn Mountain serves not only Emery County, but Monticello, Blanding, Montezuma Creek and Mexican Hat areas. This change is one of several that will be coming in the next few years. By September of 2006, high definition television is mandated for the country. As soon as this current project is completed, Mills will begin work on the installation of the HDTV equipment. This will include a digital translator installation.
San Juan, Carbon, Duchesne and Emery counties are currently working to create a central hub for microwave installation. The microwave installations will carry the digital channels. The University of Utah is writing the grant to fund this microwave project.
Digital channels will have better reception, almost perfect, and will accommodate eight video feeds on one band, which means more channels may become available.
From the Horn Mountain site: channel 2 out of Salt Lake, formerly channel 52 now is channel 28; channel 4, formerly 54 is now channel 32; channel 5, formerly 56 is now channel 24; channel 7, formerly channel 60 is now channel 22; channel 11, formerly 62 is now channel 20; channel 13, formerly channel 58 is now channel 18; and channel 14, formerly 50 is now channel 16;
For Emery City: channel 29 is now channel 45; channel 31 is now channel 41; channel 33 is now channel 49; and channel 27 is now channel 47. All other channels will remain the same.
For the Green River Cedar Mountain site: channel 32 is now 36; channel 30 is now channel 38; and channel 28 is now channel 40. All other channels will stay the same.
Some interuptions in service and other problems with quality in reception and service are being worked on.
Mills stated that residents can expect some minor problems until the changeover is complete.
Mills also reported that the National Weather Service radio transmitter project has been awarded grants for installation.
The commissioners approved beginning the bid process for this installation.


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Sabrina Garrett
Special to The Chronicle
Almost everyone remembers their first day of school, and for hundreds of upcoming kindergarteners that day is just a few short months away.
Wilson County Director of Schools Mike Davis reminded those in attendance at Monday night's Board of Education meeting that Thursday is registration day for first-time students.
Registration will take place during school hours at all 12 elementary schools in the county, said Attendance Supervisor Stan Moss, adding that state laws regarding registration have changed this year.
In previous years, a child entering the school system had to have turned 5 years old prior to Sept. 30 of that school year; however, state law now requires that children be 5 years old by Aug. 31 to enter kindergarten. The exception to this new rule is children who are registered through state approved and accredited preschool programs.
"Those kids can go into kindergarten if they met the Sept. 30 date. They are going to honor that for two years to give people the opportunity to get the kids in that are already in those state approved programs and ready to go into kindergarten," Moss said.
Parents are required to present several important documents during registration, including a certified birth certificate for their child, a Social Security card, Tennessee School Immunization Certificate, proof of custody if parents are divorced or separated, and two proofs of residence. Moss explained that acceptable proofs of residence are utility bills, property tax statements, driver's license indicating the current address, voter registration card, IRS forms, insurance documents, bank account statements, mortgage document or property deed.
To get a Tennessee School Immunization Certificate, parents should contact their child's doctor or health department and schedule an appointment for a physical. At the time of the physical, the Tennessee School Immunization Certificate will be issued.
Moss said that parents confused over which elementary school their child is zoned for can easily find their school by going to wcschools.com.
"They have bus routing and zoning. They can plug in the grade their kid is going into and their address and find out which school zone they are in. They could also call the school they think they are zoned for and they will look that information up," he said.
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