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The United States trains thousands of service members who perform covert or special missions of critical importance. How much do you know about U.S. Special Forces and their operations?
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Question 1 of 30
The 24th Special Tactics Squadron is special because of which characteristic?
It attaches to other special forces teams to help them complete missions.
It doesn't take on missions by itself; instead, it augments units such as Delta Force and Navy SEALs.
It features solders who can both defuse and build bombs.
It is the only special forces unit from the Air Force.
Question 2 of 30
The 75th Ranger Regiment is an elite raiding force from which branch of the military?
Marine Corps
The history of the Rangers begins prior to the formal establishment of the United States.
Air Force
Question 3 of 30
What was a precipitating event for the creation of the Special Operations Command (SOCOM), which oversees all special forces?
Iran hostage crisis
A lack of coordination was blamed for the mission's failure.
Vietnam war
Korean war
Question 4 of 30
What was the first joint operation that SOCOM helped to coordinate?
Invasion of Grenada
protecting ships during Iran-Iraq War
Special forces helped to defend ships from Iranian attack and harassment.
Invasion of Panama
Question 5 of 30
SOCCENT is the operations command in charge of special operations in which geographical area?
Middle East
There are many other sub-commands around the world that plan operations and call the shots in their specific areas.
United States
Central America
Question 6 of 30
SOCOM commanded Operation Provide Relief, in which teams helped move food to citizens in which war-torn country?
Unfortunately, much of the food was stolen by armed thugs working for various factions.
Question 7 of 30
"Of Their Own Accord" is the motto of which special forces unit?
7th Ranger Regiment
They also use "Rangers Lead the Way."
160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment
Navy SEALs
Question 8 of 30
Members of which special forces unit are often referred to as "operators?"
Aviation Tactics and Evaluation Group
Navy SEALs
Delta Force
They are one of the most secretive military groups in the world.
Question 9 of 30
Navy SEALS endure some of the hardest training in special forces. About what percentage of soldiers drop from the training course?
about 65%
Only a third of candidates will make it through training.
about 50%
about 75%
Question 10 of 30
Special forces often engage in JCET training, which stands for what?
Joint Committed Engagement Training
Joint Covert Engagement Training
Joint Combined Exchange Training
They perform training exercises with (and against) the elite forces of other countries to built rapport and exchange ideas.
Question 11 of 30
The special forces group called Green Berets is a branch of which part of the military?
Air Force
There are about 7,000 Green Berets, who are known for their diplomatic skills as much as their weapons work.
Question 12 of 30
Which special forces team captured Abu Anas al-Libi in Libya in 2013?
Delta Force
They snagged him and sent him to prison, where he died of liver problems in 2015.
Navy SEALs
Green Berets
Question 13 of 30
Since the start of the war on terror, the 7th Special Forces Group (Airborne) has mostly been deployed where?
It hasn't been deployed.
The group hasn't taken a breather since the start of the war.
Question 14 of 30
The Night Stalkers are known primarily for which skill set?
conducting mountain raids
flying helicopters
The Night Stalkers are from the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment.
night assaults
Question 15 of 30
Under which branch of military does the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment exist?
Air Force
The Night Stalkers provide air power and transportation for many critical special operations.
Question 16 of 30
"The Activity" is a nickname for a special forces unit that primarily focuses on which efforts?
The group is the Intelligence Support Activity, and it gathers intelligence used in special forces operations.
Direct assault
Question 17 of 30
In March 2014, what did Navy SEALs seize from Libyan hijackers?
Convoy of oil tanker trucks
An oil tanker
They subdued the three hijackers without firing a shot and then returned the ship to the Libyan government.
Question 18 of 30
Which special forces teams train in a course called "Operation Guile Strike?"
Marine special forces
During the operation, members learn how to conduct raids on rural and urban targets.
Navy special forces
Army special forces
Question 19 of 30
To how many countries did special operations forces deploy in 2014?
That's about 70% of the countries on the entire planet.
Question 20 of 30
Which special forces group has been referred to as Gray Fox, Torn Victor, Centra Spike and other code names?
The name has been changed, in part, to throw off anyone searching for information about the secretive group.
Delta Force
Green Berets
Question 21 of 30
What is one of the primary purposes of Combat Controllers during a battle?
air traffic control
These Air Force personnel go through the same rigorous physical training and have the nerves to deal with air traffic control in the middle of a war, too.
coordinating combat groups
providing communication between special forces units
Question 22 of 30
Force RECON, which assists with reconnaissance for some special forces operations, is organized into which branch of the military?
Air Force
Marine Corps
In addition to scouting, they may actually take part in raids.
Question 23 of 30
In 2014, special operations forces were leading about how many missions in Afghanistan every month?
Even now, U.S. special forces are leading the way in Afghanistan, many years after the start of the conflict.
Question 24 of 30
Which special forces group members are often called "Raiders?"
Army special forces
Navy special forces
Marine Corps special forces
This branch of the special forces wasn't created until 2005.
Question 25 of 30
The "Raiders" name honors special forces teams from which conflict?
Special forces conducted many operations during WWII in an effort to beat back the Axis powers.
Question 26 of 30
Special Operations Weather Technicians are part of which military branch?
Air Force
They often tag along with special forces teams to keep tabs on weather, which can drastically affect many operations.
Question 27 of 30
Where did the Marine Corps special forces first deploy?
They have since been used in many operations against the war on terror.
Question 28 of 30
Where is the Special Forces Advanced Urban Combat Course?
Fort Bragg
The base is also home to several other courses meant for special operations training.
Coronado, Calif.
Fort Benning
Question 29 of 30
"Eyes Forward" is the motto of which special operations group?
Force RECON
Special Operations Weather Technicians
The SOWT units offer critical insights into Mother Nature's attempts to derail special forces missions.
Delta Force
Question 30 of 30
Which special forces unit wears tan berets?
They used to be black berets, but the Rangers switched to tan in 2002 after regular soldiers started wearing the black.
Green Berets
Navy SEALs


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Agree Violet, O'D on some Chris too.ReplyCancel
Leighton meester is smiling because she knows she is getting sex on the regular and Blair Waldorf is crying lonely teardrops.ReplyCancel
Holy bowl haircut batman!ReplyCancel
hugh Jackman's appearance made me laugh out loud!!
He reminds me of Conan O' when he was mocking his firing
or better yet… Beeker, Only with a beard
Has anyone seen a movie with Chris O'Dowd called Calvary?
That was filmed in my town, on the beach at the end of my street. Chris was lovely, Buzzing around and being very chatty and friendly.
Lovely guy. Very genuine.
Helloooo, Idina!
Not a fan of that style of cut on Chris O'Dowd's wife. Reminds me of a 1920's football helmet.ReplyCancel
Violet, it's just now I can even watch him. I couldn't do it at first. 🙁ReplyCancel
Hey auntliddy if everyone told you your husband was gay and you weren't good enough looking to be married to him maybe you'd be a git grumpy looking when you went out in public. If you want to see the sexual tension between them try and track down the episode of the Aussie show Correlli that he met his wife while acting in.ReplyCancel
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Go see it Unknown. It's set in the West of Ireland, but they filmed loads of it in my town in North Dublin. It's a dark movie.ReplyCancel
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Americanization of Christina Hillius: German-Russian Emigrant to
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The North Dakota Mini-Biography Series provides brief studies of
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How much do you know about one of our most beloved presidents? Find out.
President Abraham Lincoln, whose 205th birthday we celebrate on Feb. 12, has ranked first or second in polls of the best-ever U.S. president for more than 60 years.
How much do you know about the 16th president? Here are some lesser-known Lincoln facts from LincolnWonk.com:
-- Young Abraham Lincoln excelled at "fives," a precursor of handball. With his exceptionally long arms and legs, he could reach the ball from any angle. He played the game as he awaited the results of the presidential nominating convention in Chicago in May 1860.
-- In 1857, Mary and Abraham Lincoln made their only trip outside the U.S. together – to Niagara Falls in Canada.
-- When asked if her husband had a hobby, Mary Todd Lincoln had a one-word reply: "Cats." President Lincoln loved cats, and he would spend hours playing with them. When the president found three kittens abandoned at a wartime telegraph hut in 1865, he picked them up and saw to it they found a loving home.
-- President Lincoln's musical tastes ran to Friedrich von Flotow's opera "Martha," the Scottish love ballad "Annie Laurie," and the Confederate anthem "Dixie." Dixie had been a popular song throughout the country before the war. After the South surrendered, Lincoln jokingly claimed the song as federal property.
-- Abraham Lincoln was one of two sitting presidents ever to come under fire during a war. It happened at the Battle of Fort Stevens in 1864. The first president to be in that position was James Madison during the War of 1812.
-- Lincoln was in greater peril than Madison on the battlefield, though. He was about a foot taller.
-- On the last day of the president's life, the Lincolns talked about traveling to the Holy Land or to California, where there might be more opportunities for their sons.
-- President Lincoln was the first U.S. president to be embalmed. Nineteen days passed between his assassination in Washington, D.C. and his burial in Springfield, Ill. The funeral train stopped in cities along the way, and 1.5 million Americans viewed the casket. Because he was the most photographed man in America and instantly recognizable, Lincoln's body became a sterling advertisement for the then-fledgling embalming industry. The embalmers, who rode the funeral train, touched up their work so often that the president's face was still intact when his coffin was opened in 1901.
-- Here are three of President Lincoln's most powerful quotes.
"Whenever I hear anyone arguing for slavery, I feel a strong impulse to see it tried on him personally."
"If you want to test a man's character, give him power."
"Most folks are as happy as they make up their minds to be."
Q: What did President Lincoln often eat for lunch?
A: Just an apple
Q: What was Mr. Lincoln's presidential salary?
A: $25,000 a year.
Q: How much did presidential assassin John Wilkes Booth earn acting in the 1860s?
A: About $20,000 a year.
Q: What animal did Lincoln's sons lead to the White House attic?
A: A goat.
Q: Why did Mary Lincoln dislike Fridays?
A: She thought they were unlucky – even years before the assassination.
Q: Lincoln was the first president to wear this.
A: A beard
Q: What unusual gathering did President and Mrs. Lincoln host in the White House?
A: A seance.
Quiz sources: LincolnWonk.com, "The Personal Finances of Abraham Lincoln" by Harry Pratt (The Abraham Lincoln Assoc., 1943); "A Lincoln: His Last 24 Hours" by W. Emerson Reck; John Ford testimony, "Investigation and Trial Papers Relating to the Assassination of President Lincoln," National Archives and Records Administration; "Guide to Civil War Washington" (Elliott & Clark Publishing, 1995), "The Lincoln White House Community," Journal of the Abraham Lincoln Association, Summer 1999; "True Story of Mary, Wife of Lincoln" by Katherine Helm (Harper & Brothers Publishers, 1928); "Little Known Lincoln Facts," website of National Constitution Center; OhioStatehouse.org; "Mrs. Lincoln: A Life" by Catherine Clinton (Harper, 2009), Mr.Lincoln'sWhiteHouse.org and history.com.
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Predicting Material Accounting Misstatements
Patricia M. Dechow
University of California, Berkeley - Accounting Group
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University of Washington - Michael G. Foster School of Business
Chad R. Larson
University of Houston - Department of Accountancy & Taxation
Richard G. Sloan
University of California, Berkeley - Accounting Group
April 21, 2010
Contemporary Accounting Research, Forthcoming
AAA 2008 Financial Accounting and Reporting Section (FARS) Paper
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Number of Pages in PDF File: 72
Keywords: earnings quality, accounting misstatement, fraud prediction, accrual quality, F-Score
JEL Classification: G34, M41
Date posted: June 30, 2007 ; Last revised: May 24, 2010
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@TotalSnark. I was going to comment on Bobs wife being quite a hottie. (Which she may be.).
Something isn't adding up there.
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JGL is so hot.ReplyCancel
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I feel exactly the same about Fred! The only excuse would be if her definition of horrible was because he tried to get her out of the cult or showed her "entheta" to try to wake her up. But the only rumor was he cheated which is horrible. I'll be pissed for hating him if it was all about L Rons fictional characters.ReplyCancel
@sillygurl – yes!! If he was trying to get her to move away from COS and she wasn't having it, I could see her trying to tarnish his reputation. I mean look at people like Kirstie Alley: She smears people all the time in the name of Scientology. So yeah, it could definitely be that.
But if he was a cheating ho-bag, that IS terrible and I could definitely see that. My imagination running rampant again, I pictured him as some sort of egotistical, emotionally abusive a-hole, lol. Who knows. Either way, my Armisen-love is forever cooled because of "the implication" hahaReplyCancel
Of course Bob Newhart would be married to the same woman for 50 years…he seems like the best guy.
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"It's a massive deal in Portugal" - we speak to young England defender Eric Dier ahead of the U20 World Cup by Chris› 21 Jun 2013
Youth development has been a hot topic recently following the Euros in Israel and expectations will be equally high in the U20 World Cup which starts this weekend in Turkey.
Eric Dier is a young, English defender who has come through the youth ranks at Sporting Clube de Portugal. After becoming a first team regular in the Sporting side, Eric is hungry for national success and is taking the tournament very seriously. We spoke to the Lisbon-based player ahead of England's opening game against Iraq…
Is it true to say that you come from a sporting family?
'My granddad and his brother both played football, and then my mum's dad was also the chairman of the FA for a while. My dad also played tennis, and all my brothers and sisters play sport, they're all quite sporty.'
You've been playing in Portugal for a long time now - how did you originally start playing there?
'Sometimes people think I moved to Portugal because of football but it was a family choice. Then I was just playing football for school, and my PE teacher who used to work for Sporting asked me if I wanted to go and train there for a couple of days. Obviously I said yes, I wasn't really aware of who Sporting were as I'd only just moved from England as a young boy, but I went and trained there and they asked me to stay. From there, I've just moved up through the age groups, like any other player.'
So have Sporting become the team that you support?
'Yeah, definitely, I didn't know any teams in Portugal before I moved, so I couldn't really support anyone, but when I started playing for them and I realised how big a club they were, it was only natural that I started supporting them.'
How does it feel to have come through such a prestigious academy at Sporting?
'It's nice, because whenever anyone recognises Sporting they know some of the players that have come through the ranks such as Ronaldo and Luis Figo. To the world those two will stand out. But there's a lot more that have come through the academy. There are lots of players that people might not be aware of in England, but they're playing in Spain, Italy and Portugal itself. It's nice, and you trust the club because of their résumé, you can see who they've produced so you can trust them with yourself.'
Which players did you admire when you were growing up?
'At Sporting, I always admired a player called Daniel Carrico, he was the captain of Sporting, when I used to go and watch the team with my dad. He was so calm and classy on the ball. My favourite player in Portugal has always been Fernando, so to play against him this season was a real honour.'
Is it true that you were approached to play for Portugal?
'When I was about 15, the Portuguese Football Federation spoke to Sporting about it, and the director of the academy came to speak to me and my parents to see what my thoughts would be on that. We looked into it and it was clear that with both of my parents being English we'd have to wait until I was 18 before I could get dual nationality. But I wasn't that bothered about playing for the national team to be honest, I was just happy playing for Sporting so I just let it go. But then by 17 or 18 I was being chosen to play for England, and when that option came along it felt like the right decision to make.'
What difference do you think it has made to your game to have developed as a player in Portugal?
'I feel extremely privileged to have grown up playing football in Portugal. Thanks to Sporting and Portugal I'm here today, and I'm not sure it would've been the same case if I hadn't moved here. It might've been if I was in England, but I do think that it helped me in so many ways being here. There are things that are different and things that are the same. In England I'd say that physically, medically and the technology used is more advanced. And in Portugal, football-wise it's different, training is a bit different but it's hard to put your finger on what that is exactly. I wouldn't say one is better than the other, it's just different.'
How do you think people see the U20 World Cup?
'In England it doesn't seem like people are so interested in it, but here in Portugal it's a massive thing – it's a World Cup. Last time around the Portuguese team got to the final, so everyone pays a lot of attention to it, and so obviously in my eyes it's a massive tournament as well. I think everyone in the squad feels that it's a massive opportunity. Obviously the senior World Cup is a bit different but it's a massive tournament all the same.'
Who would you say are players we should look out for in the tournament?
'Portugal have a good team, there's Ricardo Esgaio and Joao Mario who play with me for Sporting, there's also two players who play for Barcelona now, Edgar Ie and Agostinho Ca, but their whole squad is good to be honest. It's strange that neither Argentina or Brazil have qualified, when you think of World Cups you automatically think of them, they're teams that you'd like to play against, but it just shows how strong the other teams are that have qualified. We've got Chile in our group and they are there on merit ahead of the other South American teams.'
What do you like to do in your spare time between games?
'We train in the mornings and sometimes in the afternoons as well, so we're pretty busy. My mum always forced me to read when I was younger, so now I do like to have a couple of books, I enjoy that now to take my mind off things. It has to be paper books as well, I tried reading something on the iPad but I didn't like it, you don't get that same sense of achievement. At the moment I'm enjoying the Jack Reacher books, and I'd ordered Craig Bellamy's autobiography for the trip but it didn't arrive on time which was disappointing! I also like the obvious things like Playstation, iPods and all that, we'll definitely be playing a bit of FIFA while we're away.'
And what about away from football, what do you like to do then?
'I've got two dogs now, they're a handful, I use up a lot of my time with them, apart from that I'm just like a normal person really. I like playing golf, especially here in Portugal where the courses are beautiful. I spend a lot of time with friends. I go to a restaurant near where I live, Maritimo, which is just like eating at home, the traditional Portuguese food there is beautiful.'
Obviously you haven't lived in England for a while, but is there anything that you miss about it?
'Some of my family still live in England, so I miss them, and one other thing I do miss is English winters to be honest, I like being in England around December and January, I like that Christmas feeling in England. I always enjoy going to London because it's a great city, there's so much culture and so much going on there. Whenever we have international breaks I try to make the most of the opportunity, and we get a winter break here in Portugal so it's nice to take that time to visit.'
Have you thought about what you'd like to do in the future if the opportunity for a move to England came up?
'I've read a lot of stuff about me moving but I'm really happy at Sporting. I want to make myself a main fixture in the Sporting first team and to play regularly for them. My dream has always been to play in the Premier League but I don't think it's the right time to go…I would only want to move when I know that I can't improve anymore and I think that Sporting is the best place for me to get better as a player.'
Thanks to Eric for taking the time to speak to us ahead of the tournament - and we wish him best of luck in Turkey.


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LOL............I agree that the current front office isn't smart enough to hire Payton. And don't forget that Ralph won't open his wallet far enough
to spend the necessary money for a guy of his caliber! Also is the small matter of if Payton would want to come here!! A definite pipe-dream! :-)
Why the heck would Sean Payton want to dumpster dive it in Buffalo? Even if he does hit the streets in 2013 (which is becoming unlikely as this story develops), he has so much leverage as a coach now that he could pretty much go to any team not named the Ravens, Niners, Giants, Packers, Patriots, or Steelers.
So where is the proof that Geezer Ralph DID spend big time money on a head coach? I am not talking about players, as he
wasted 100 million on Mario! He has NEVER spent big on coaches, even Marv!
buffalo needs to get rid of the buddy system and bring real coaches and real gm. Just like Penn State, bring in a outsider.
there shouldn't be with the way this organization is going.
Until the Bills fire hillbilly Nix you can forget about ever seeing Buffalo in the playoffs. Nix can't even speak English let alone run a football team. Fire Nix, Chan and his clown show.
Hey Chan, If your reading this reply itdd be pretty awesome. I get so many alerts about the Bills cause im a die hard Bills Fan!!! anyways Sean Paytons lead the Saints to a a championship and a winning record and i like u but i think it would be a good idea to hire him as assistant coach or offensive or defensive coordinator!
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Skip to comments.Illegal Immigrant Child Molester Gets $4 million from County
Posted on 04/27/2009 10:25:27 PM PDT by T.L.Sink
Lawmakers have secretly approved awarding an illegal immigrant child molester more than $4 million because he was beaten by fellow inmates while in custody. Fernandez Ramirez, 24, is an illegal immigrant from Mexico who molested a 6-year-old girl in a park. The back door settlement, paid with tax dollers, gives the illegal alien's family $3.75 million and $900,000 will go to medical liens rendered while in custody. Orange County (CA) Board of Supervisors refused to comment on the settlement even though constituents have the right to know since it's their money.
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Well, let's hope the family of the victim sue it out of them.
And how many legal citizens who've been placed in jail/prison for molesting children and were subsequently beaten by other inmates have been awarded similar judgements?
I'm sure it happens.
What a crock!
What a bunch of arrogant bastards...the taxpayers ought to commandeer these government officials personal property and use that as the payout. Once this starts happening, this BS will stop.
And the scum will get reelected because no one has the guts to expose them for what they are.
These thing was lucky he didn't get stabbed in jail, just a beat down.
It happens quite often that child molesters are attacked by other inmates - child molesters are not viewed very well even by murderers. However, I can't recall hearing about a child molester who was legally a resident of the U.S. being awarded such an outrageous amount of money because inmates pummled him.
This is crazy.
This country is so screwed.
Very appropriate, 'cause that's where the taxpayers are taking it.
Why does any right thinking person still live in Kommiefornia?
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That's sooooo sick...I guess Jeffrey Dahmer's family should have gotten 12M being he's dead...Ugh
In reality, large numbers of inmates in our prisons are child molesters. It's more like "going home" than the myth of a hostile environment. Scum, who fill many of our prisons, are not squeamish about little things like child molestation and the molesters quickly find "friends" inside.
California, lol.
Flee. Just freaking flee.
he might wish he had been stabbed, it was more than 'just' a beat down. bad brain damage to the point he was left with the intellect of a 4 year old and he can't walk unassisted, the poor baby........ I hope the bastard suffers BAD for the rest of his worthless life.
I can't speak for where you live, but I know for a fact that here in CA child molesters are the lowest of the low in prison (my father worked in CA prisons for 34 years, and I continue to know people who work for the CA Dept of Corrections).
Ironically, had he been killed there would have been no "settlement".... Which would have disappointed these Orange County lawmakers no end. Connect the dots. The "lawmakers" and their lawyer chums are already divvying up the 50%+ lawyer's take from this settlement. Count on it.
I'm not sure but my guess is that his attorney filed a lien against the county for the medical injuries and treatment costs and damages he sustained.
Exactly - without the vaseline!
what does this mean?
This "article" is so misleading as to be ludicrous. This guy, an illegal alien, supposedly touched.... touched! a young girl in a park. He was not tried nor convicted at this point, just thrown in jail. Once in jail, the Orange County California jailers purposefully let the word slip out that he was a child molester to the entire jail inmate population, threw him in with the entire inmate population and they then beat him so badly that he was brain damaged. All the while these beatings are taking place, the jailers KNEW what was happening and did't bother to stop it.
The man was severely disabled to the point where he has to have caregivers.
The medical liens are for his medical expenses.
I posted an article that had a few quotes from Pat Buchanan's best-selling book a while back about illegal immigration. With respect to California, it said (to take just one quote): "As tax consumers continue to flood in from Mexico, and taxpayers flee, the state is sinking in a sea of red ink. Fed up with rising crime rates and rising taxes to subsidize illegal aliens, citizens are leaving as the California they grew up in and loved morphs into Mexifornia. California is going home to Mexico. Who can deny it? With 150,000 whites leaving each year and 43 percent of all Californians under eighteen Hispanic, California is becoming - indeed, has become - a Third World state."
Well the guy seems to have been severely crippled to the point of mental retardation. There is some clear negligence here as nobody in our jail system should be abused by other inmates.
In addition, given the sum of money and the retardation of the inmate in question, the money will probably form a trust to pay for his care for whatever remains of his rather pitiful existance.
As far as this goes in terms of outrageousness, this case doesn't seem so bad after examining the details.
Criminals, whether illegal immigrants are not, should be dealt with and punished by an orderly justice system, not by vigilantes with a chip on their shoulder.
That's quite a quote. Unfortunately, it is dead on accurate.
It's time to build a fence between California and America.
The article clearly says that it was a plea deal. The original molestation charge was reduced to one of battery. Certainly you know that happens all the time in our system. It's just another example of a molester (or perpetrator of ANY other crime) cutting a deal with the prosecutor for a lesser charge. You're naive if you can't see this as a repeat of something that happens a million times a day in our judicial system. Unfortunately, almost never is the criminal charged with the full counts of his felonies.
I think there's already an 'invisible' wall. As Pat Buchanan said, linguistically, culturally, and politically Mexifornia has become a Third World state with more and more of the productive citizens leaving every day. Arnold, who was supposed to be a fiscal reformer, has helped make Caleefornia a state whose bond rating has been dropped by Standard & Poor to almost junk bond status, lowest of the 50 states. I think the deficit there is something like $42 billion. Since they've taxed everything but the air, he's coming to the federal government (US!) for a bailout! It's a perfect example of a failed state due to out-of-control liberal tax-and-spend policies. And a warning to the rest of us!
" This country is so screwed. "
The understatement of the century !
Plus we should have high tax, union professional staff in these....er...never mind.
Exactimundo, LH! There ought to be a Law....the tyranny of the LAWMAKERS, "lawmakers" and their lawyer chums are already divvying up the 50%+ lawyer's take from this settlement.
Hell, I would've stuck a shiv in him for free!
Reason # 10,275,996 why our entire government needs to be bored out with a sharpened Roto Rooter, starting in Washington, DC and working down through state, county and local governments.
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Welcome to the Preseason Fire Drill, for this, Calgary's sixth warmup-season game on September 23, 2009.
Batton down the hatches, sound the alarms and man your battle stations, the Oilers are coming hard and fast!
They're bringing a star-studded lineup tonight, yes indeed. Their website purports that, "Looking at the lineup prepping for tomorrow night, it looks like the Oilers will be dressing their strongest team of the preseason so far. Ales Hemsky, Shawn Horcoff, Mike Comrie, Patrick O'Sullivan, Andrew Cogliano, Sheldon Souray, Lubomir Visnovsky, Tom Gilbert, Denis Grebeshkov and other top vets are slated to play."
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The Flames, for their part, counter with a veteran-heavy lineup that includes pretty much every good player on the NHL roster except Cory Sarich. And Miikka Kiprusoff is playing too!
But in the interest of familiarizing everyone with these few remaining non-veterans on the roster ("top rooks,"I call them!), let's get into this: "Better Know a Prospect (or whatever)!"
Meet the Centers
Jason Jaffray — He should do well tonight considering how he did against AHL-level talent last year.
Greet the Wings
Theo Fleury — One suspects he might get a bit confused tonight, given that the last time he played against the Oilers, they were actually good at hockey.
Brandon Prust — He won't go wanting for a dance partner tonight, certainly.
Colin Stuart — Let's just hope he doesn't get much ice time.
Step right up and meet the D
Adam Pardy — He's competing for an NHL spot and will probably get one.
Staffan Kronwall — Hoo, that Kronwall-Pardy tonight sure is going to be pretty bad, I bet.
(Also there are some goalies)
The only two goalies today are Miikka Kiprusoff and Curtis McElhinney, both sure-thing NHL goalies this year.
You might be able to watch the game on oilers.nhl.com, but I'm not 100 percent sure where their "local coverage" ends and Calgary's begins, but there you have it.
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Skip to comments.The Onion Gets Blasted for Calling 9-Year-Old Quvenzhané Wallis the C-Word
Posted on 02/25/2013 6:28:58 AM PST by SoFloFreeper
If you thought some of Seth MacFarlane's Oscar jokes were off-color, you'll never believe that The Onion tweeted about this year's youngest nominee.
The satirical news organization has come under fire for posting a nasty tweet about nine-year-old Best Actress nominee Quvenzhané Wallis (you know, the adorable little girl who's been carrying around puppy purses all award season?).
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A cursory examination of The Onion will find LOTS of material that will offend many people. Suddenly the bigoted media is repulsed by this crap?
Christianity and Palin kids are laudable targets in the liberal mind.
The Onion lost all relevency when they went hard Left politically.
Before they moved out of Wisconsin and to New York, they were slightly left (which comedians aren't?) but they went "Full Retard" for Obama in the past five years.
Half of the stuff they write isn't funny, and the other half is heavily contrived.
The attempt at humor is, of course, done by denigrating someone whose character is impeccable. Kind of the reverse of a jest about Clinton being full of fidelity, or Obama loving America.
What the hell kind of name is THAT? How's it supposed to be pronounced?
Dartboard name.
This is the end result of shock comedy. It started in the 50s and 60s and each generation of comic has had to be more shocking to get the audience to laugh. So now we have some comedy writer trying to shock people into laughing by calling a 9 year old a "c___t." Before this comedy writers tried to get laughs by having sweet old ladies using the foulest of four letter words and talking graphically about sex. Hopefully this shows that shock comedy is in its death troes.
Our culture is going to hit rock bottom sooner or later. It's not far from it yet.
The only place to go from here is live human sacrifices to satan.
**The only place to go from here is live human sacrifices to satan.***
Already happening - but it's called "abortion."
I find that especially offensive too. My pet peeve is disrestpectful young kids who swear in a movie.
My adult daughter once brought over some Adam Sandler "comedy" for us to watch one night. Right off the bat, in one scene a child curses openly at an adult. I left the room and told her why. Shortly after that, she turned the movie off.
I still want my two minutes back, though!
We have that already - it's called abortion for convenience.
I'd guess her parents just randomly punched keys on a keyboard.
That are the odds that she get all snotty if you don't pronounce it just like she wants? It seems like the more bizarre the spelling, the offended the person get if you cannot pronounce it correctly.
Sorry - I left out the word "more" in the last sentence. Why do I always notice things like that just as I hit post?
she young actress is the daughter of Qulyndreia, a teacher, and Venjie Wallis, Sr., a truck driver. "Quven", the first part of her name, combines her parents' first names, while her mother has stated that zhané means "fairy" in Swahili.
Maybe kind of like "Quetzalcoatl".
Every time I see her name, I think "Quetzalcoatl".
I can't pronounce that either!
Cute kid with her puppy handbag on the red carpet.
Why am I not surprised... why don't black parents name their kids John or Mary....??
At least this name starts with a QU...
I meant "live" as in televised, with theme music and a laugh track.
I agree. However while channel surfing, I saw her being interviewed on the Red Carpet. Stopped to see what all the rave about her was about. She is a Brat. Is that acceptable?
...if not thoughtful...
Spot on!
Sooner or later? Really????? I think we hit rock bottom years ago and the carcass is at the bottom of a ravine rotting away creating a stench that pollutes the universe!
BTW...my comment was directed at the conjunction of two unpronouncable names into one monstously unpronouncable name, not at your explaination.
i understand... imagine having to learn to spell that name!
"Before this comedy writers tried to get laughs by having sweet old ladies using the foulest of four letter words"
Betty White please pick up the courtesy phone.
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For the past 10 years, R. Douglas Swinburne has been pastor of the Price Chapel. The local chapel is part of the Christian and Missionary Alliance, a small but fast-growing Christian denomination with about 3 million members.
Swinburne has now left Price to become district superintendent of the Central Pacific District of the C&MA. His new office is located in Woodland, Calif. Swinburne will also be a pastor to local California pastors as well as supervise churches in Utah, Nevada, northern California and Hawaii.
As a boy attending Price Chapel, Swinburne committed his life to Christ and sensed God's call to full time ministry.
The pastor grew up in Huntington and graduated from Emery High School in 1972. He graduated from the College of Eastern Utah, earned his bachelor of science in mining engineering at the University of Utah and a master of religious education from Golden Gate Theological Seminary in 1979.
Swinburne met Donna Taylor at Price Chapel. They were married soon after and have been married for 29 years. They have three daughters, Mary, Becky and Julie. Mary is married to Destined (Dewbe) Wright.
Highlights of the past 10 years as pastor of his home church include being part of an incredible church family. Swinburne also takes pride in seeing the birth of Desert Edge Christian Chapel in Huntington. He also participated in discipleship training of the next generation of leaders.
The pastor also was actively involved in the Carbon and Emery county communities. He also watched a steady stream of new believers join the church.
Pastor Swinburne has also served the C&MA as a pastor in Santa Rosa, Calif. and started a church plant in Fairfield, Calif.
The Swinburnes began their new responsibilities on Jan. 1.


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Dore Ashton has had a varied experience as art critic, author, and teacher. She is the author of many books: Noguchi East and West, About Rothko, American Art Since 1945, Rosa Bonheur in Her Time (with Denise Browne Hare), A Fable of Modern Art, Yes, But: A Critical Biography of Philip Guston, A Joseph Cornell Album, The New York School: A Cultural Reckoning, Picasso on Art, The Sculpture of Pol Bury, Richard Lindner, A Reading of Modern Art, Modern American Sculpture, Rauschenberg's Dante, The Unknown Shore, Redon, Moreau, Bresdin, Philip Guston, Poets and the Past, Abstract Art Before Columbus, Teshigahara, The Walls of the Heart, The Black Rainbow: The Work of Fernando de Szyzslo.
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A lightweight trainer with a touch of support, the Saucony Mirage 3 offers you a great run. A 4mm offset encourages a mid-to-forefoot landing and an efficient stride, and a flexible midsole provides resilient protection from the ground. A supportive, seamless upper provides a secure fit while remaining breathable and supple for lasting comfort. Take the Mirage 3 out for your next run, whether it be training or racing.
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Comments: Upper feels really flimsy, almost papery. Do not like the tongue or the way this shoe feels on the top of my foot. Maybe I need to size down a half size. I took it on a couple of long runs and did not like the overall feel. It was kind of soft and mushy, not very responsive. I also had pretty bad plantar, shin, and knee pain after running in these. I'm a mild overpronator and these felt like they provided little to no stability. I also felt like the plastic bridge seemed to pound the bottom of my feet causing some really nasty soreness around the midfoot/forefoot area where I tend to strike. I will keep these around for short runs or when the weather is nasty. I recommend saucony taking a look at modifying the plastic shank support system, maybe shrinking the plastic and firming up some of the midfoot foam to give more stability and cut down on the pounding on your feet. I found the Mizuno Wave Sayonara to be a better alternative to this type of shoe even for a mild overpronator like myself.
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Saracens play their first Aviva Premiership match at Allianz Park on Saturday in front of a sold out crowd when Exeter are the visitors.
Saracens will play their first Aviva Premiership match at Allianz Park on Saturday in front of a sold out crowd when Exeter Chiefs are the visitors.
It will also be the first time a Premiership match has been played on an artificial turf pitch and Saracens director of rugby Mark McCall admitted the squad is excited ahead of the showdown.
"It's a day that will not only be enjoyed by the players, but also supporters and everyone connected with the project who have put all their energy and effort into delivering a fantastic venue that will also be enjoyed and used by the whole community," he said.
"But while the sense of occasion will not be lost on us, our priority is to deliver a performance on the pitch against a very good Exeter Chiefs side."
In team news ahead of the game, Adam Powell, James Short, Mako Vunipola, Mouritz Botha and Will Fraser come back into the starting line-up.
Alex Goode, Owen Farrell, Chris Ashton, Brad Barritt and Kelly Brown do not feature due to international duty while Rhys Gill, Schalk Brits, Duncan Taylor and Jacques Burger are ruled out due to injury.
Meanwhile, Exeter's team news sees head coach Rob Baxter make four changes to the starting line-up that faced Sale Sharks.
In the pack, off-season signings Damian Welch and Kai Horstmann both make their first-ever Premiership starts for the Devon club.
Welch takes over from skipper Tom Hayes in the second-row, whilst Horstmann's inclusion at number eight sees Richard Baxter switch across the back-row to replace Ben White.
Behind, Ian Whitten comes into the midfield in place of Sireli Naqelevuki and Matt Jess comes in on the wing for Fijian Watisoni Votu.
Form: Allianz Park becomes the 33rd ground to host Premiership Rugby and the first with an artificial pitch – the 6th different home venue for a Saracens game in the history of the tournament. Saracens' eight game winning run in all competitions ended with their 16-29 defeat at London Irish on Saturday. Sarries have not lost a home game in Aviva Premiership Rugby since Harlequins visited Wembley Stadium on 31 March. Exeter Chiefs' only win in their last eight encounters in all competitions was 28-19 at home to Northampton Saints in the Anglo-Welsh Cup on 2 February. The Chiefs have won just one away game in the Premiership since April: 27-23 at London Irish on 25 November. In round four of Aviva Premiership Rugby at Sandy Park Exeter beat Saracens for the first time since 2010.
The teams:
Saracens: 15 Chris Wyles, 14 James Short, 13 Joel Tomkins, 12 Adam Powell, 11 David Strettle, 10 Charlie Hodgson, 9 Neil de Kock, 8 Ernst Joubert, 7 Will Fraser, 6 Jackson Wray, 5 Mouritz Botha, 4 Steve Borthwick (capt), 3 Matt Stevens, 2 John Smit, 1 Mako Vunipola.
Replacements: 16 Jamie George, 17 Nick Auterac, 18 Petrus du Plessis, 19 Alistair Hagreaves, 20 Justin Melck, 21 Richard Wigglesworth, 22 Nils Mordt, 23 Joe Maddock.
Exeter: 15 Luke Arscott, 14 Jack Nowell, 13 Ian Whitten, 12 Jason Shoemark, 11 Matt Jess, 10 Gareth Steenson, 9 Will Chudley, 8 Kai Horstmann, 7 James Scaysbrook, 6 Richard Baxter (capt), 5 Damian Welch, 4 Dean Mumm, 3 Hoani Tui, 2 Neil Clark, 1 Ben Moon.
Replacements: 16 Jack Yeandle, 17 Carl Rimmer, 18 Alex Brown, 19 Tom Hayes, 20 Aly Muldowney, 21 Haydn Thomas, 22 Ignacio Mieres, 23 Phil Dollman.
Date: Saturday, February 16
Kick-off: 15:00
Venue: Allianz Park
Referee: Martin Fox
Assistant referees: Robin Goodliffe, Stuart Terheege
Television match official: Geoff Warren
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Source: Nokia forums
Installation procedure for V20 of the Garmin Mobile XT.
Files that are required for complete installation are as follows:-
1. GarminMobileXTforSymbianS603rdEdition_42020
(These are zip files so please do not extract them, it is part of the setup procedure to do that)
2. GarminMobileXTSupportFils_4xxxx
3. GarminMobileXTFreeBasemap_4xxxx
4. Garmin_kgen Ver1.5
5. SCGRv17
6. GarminUnlockerAutomatic
7. POIloaderforwindows_252
There are other files included in the download like POI and Uk Speed Camera etc, etc,
however the files named above will get your Mobile XT on your phone and working with Internal GPS.
and can be found Here Garmin Install Files
Click the N95 Applications and you will see a list of available downloads,
look for the Garmin Mobile Install Files. Once found download them to your PC.
You will need to extract the files to a folder on your computer,
please name it Garmin (so you know where the files have gone and for easy access).
Firstly make sure you have enough space on your Memory card(N95) or phone Memory(N95/8gb)
We shall start with the Main Program and then sort the mapping out.
Installation of Mobile XT.
You can do this with a Card Reader or straight to your phone,
I prefer straight to your phone cos it saves removing memory card.
Connect Phone to PC using DKE-2 cable and make sure you select Data Transfer. Navigate to your Garmin folder on PC and double click this file GarminMobileXTforSymbianS603rdEdition_42020.
The zip manager will run and you will need to click setup to commence, once it has started unzipping the program will start and you will see a blue Garmin Install Screen like one show here…
Select Removable Media D\ and then click on Install, once that has happened it will install files direct to your N95 memory card and create a Garmin Folder on your phone.
Once completed you will need to do the same for these files GarminMobileXTSupportFils_4xxxx GarminMobileXTFreeBasemap_4xxxx
Then when you have completed installation of all 3 files. remove your phone from the computer, you will get the warning about removing cable before so just accept that message, your phone will now lauch Garmin Mobile XT select Yes,at this stage you can check to see if it works ok and is running. And carryout the following
Set Selections if prompted (use jog left or right to select)
Text Language, English (No Zulu), next
Voice language, English, next
Units, Metric, next
Online Access, Prompted, OK
Read message and select 'I Agree'
Make sure you cancel the searching of satellites, cos you havent cracked the internal GPS setup yet. Once your happy with this you can exit program and then move on to the next stage.
Double Click Garmin_kgen and it will start the keygen program and should look like this
Start Garmin Mobile XT on your phone
Now on the display select (Jog to) 'Settings'
Jog down and right to 'About' (next display)
Write down the no. displayed at 'Card Id:xxxxxxxxxx'
Go 'Back' and again 'Exit' and enter at 'Yes' to exit the Garmin XT program
Plug in the USB cable on N95/PC and select data transfer again
Open My Computer and browse to the Garmin folder in the N95 memory card directory
Garmin Mobile XT folders can be seen.
Open Notepad text editor on desktop and keep handy
Using the k e y g e n "garmin_kgen.exe' (blue ball icon), and enter the "Card ID" you wrote down earlier from the Garmin Mobile XT About page at the input line where requested.
Press the top 'Generate' key to generate a device unlock code.
Highlight and copy to clipboard the generated "device unlock code" and paste it into the already open notepad text document.
Use 'File-> 'Save As' and select 'Save as type' All Files to save the file as file name SW.UNL on desktop or preferred folder of choice. As shown above.
Move the SW.UNL file to the N95 memory card under "Garmin" folder if it was not saved directly to N95 Garmin Directory.
(If you do not save the file using type All Files then the file is saved as a .txt type file and it won't work unless the .txt extension is removed by renaming)
At this point if all is done correctly then the procedure can be halted and the program tested for functionality. The program should now be functional using the World base map but no detailed maps are loaded as yet.
Remove the USB cable from phone. After the usual complaint about incorrect stopping then do nothing because as the N95 memory returns for normal use (or sd card is placed in phone) the Garmin Auto start function will prompt you if you want to run Garmin Mobile XT. If nothing happens in a minute or so then start the program from within Applications.
On the prompt "Garmin Mobile XT detected Launch now?' select Yes to start. Program will launch and you must agree to Warning text as shown.
Cancel GPS search
Jog to settings -> system -> Remote GPS (first top choice). Press enter key. Now there should be two choices
1) Use Bluetooth GPS and
2) Use Attached/Built-in GPS.
Jog to second choice 2) Use Attached/Built-in GPS and press 'Enable'.
If there is no choices and only a "pair new GPS" selection then you have a problem, either with the SW.UNL file (maybe with .txt extension or other) or incorrect/key gen procedure install. Recheck and/or redo above. Check Card Id. If you regenerate the Device code will change. If you have to change the Card ID the SW.UNL file must be edited to a new generated code.
If the second choice is enabled it will search for GPS. If it cannot find the GPS at this stage when searching it could be a weak signal. Just give it a few minutes and/or move to a better GPS signal area, like outside. Also try exiting the software and re-enter as above as it would a search for the GPS at entry. Either wait or cancel and then enter again to settings -> system -> Remote GPS (first top choice). It will search and if the GPS is found will show a 'GPS information' page with bars indicating signal strength, the device Id: and 'Assisted GPS' with 'disable' or 'done' selections at bottom. If you disable you are back at choices as above and on enable the GPS info page starts promptly
Press 'Done' and again 'Back' twice.
The option 'View map' could be now entered and the World map (Europe) can be seen (If the GPS is found the map will auto-zoom to higher detail). Remember no detailed maps are loaded as YET. Press the right top function key to return to main menu and jog to Exit".
Installing the Maps
To install mapping on to your N95, you will firstly need to get the mapping. depending on where you are from. I have succefully downloaded various mappings from torrent website's using Azureus as my downloader, you may have a different one like utorrent etc…
To get the mapping if you search for in Iso Hunt or use the Click Here option next to each mapping below
Garmin City Navigator Australia
Garmin City Navigator Middle East 2008 Click Here
Garmin City Navigator Europe V9
Garmin City Navigator New Zealand Click Here
Garmin City Navigator Taiwan V8 Click Here
Garmin City Navigator North America NT 2008
Garmin City Navigator Mexico NT 2008 Click Here
Garmin City Navigator………(country eg Europe), you will see where they are hosted..
Dont worry about the keygen cos you will not need it by doing this procedure.
Once you have some mapping, you will need to install it on your computer by clicking the setup.exe that came with your mapping, do this for all your mapping you require, so when you eventually open up the main program you will have every map set you have downloaded and installed, these will install into root of C:\
Before you proceed to upload mapping to your phone, they are required to be unlocked…included in the download was GarminUnlockerAutomatic. With in this rar file there should be 2 files..
1. All.bat
2. GarminUnlocker.exe
both these files need to be placed in C:\Garmin, which should be the folder where your mapping was installed to, place in the root directory of C:\garmin, once in place all that is needed is to run the all.bat file and you will see all your mapping that you have installed on your PC be unlocked..
You will need to reconnect your phone at this point and select Data Transfer.
Start your mapping program and click next
you should see then that it has found your Garmin Device (i.e your N95), if this is greyed out you will not be able to proceed to next bit. So will need to refresh in order for it to detect your phone.
Click next and you should be presented with a grid and what ever mapping you have as default selection
if you want to change your mapping then look in the bottom left corner and you can where you can select other map sets.
Striaght forward now is to select which piece of the map sheet you require, it should highlight yellow and then go pink when selected, you should be able to see aswell how much space this will take on your phone in the right hand side.
Once you are happy, you can then click next and it will start to build up the file and then upload it to your phone.
Once uploaded, disconnect your phone and restart Garmin Mobile XT Ver 20, Go outside and check that you can:
1. Get GPS Fix
2. Get Position
3. Zoom in by pressing Key 3 and checking that where you are corresponds to that on the map.
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PRICE-Our beloved husband, father, grandfather, and brother, Joseph Aaron Chidester, age 88, passed away Oct. 22, 2007 at Castleview Hospital in Price.
He was born Aug. 27, 1919 in Bluebell, Utah to Joseph H. and Sarah Mabel Ide Chidester.
Aaron married Emma Jean Scovill, Feb. 13, 1954 in Orangeville, Utah, and their marriage was later solemnized in Manti LDS Temple.
He was an active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Aaron was a retired member of the United Mine Workers of America Kaiser Steel Local # 9958. He shared a genuine concern for his family and especially caring for the animals he raised.
Survived by his wife, Emma Chidester, Price; four sons and four daughters, James (Kim) Chidester, Valley Head, Ala., Vanessa (Mohamid) Bolourforosh, Frisco, Texas, Darryl K. Chidester, Price, Jeffery (Stacie) Chidester, Layton, Bonnie (Don) Sadler, Price, Michel (Vanessa) Chidester, Pocatello, Idaho, Rosanne (Cameron) Boren, Vernal, Diana M. Chidester, Price, sister, Eunice (Don) Johnson, Price; 13 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents, brother, James; and sister, Donna Mortensen.
Funeral service was held Saturday, Oct. 27, 2007, 10 a.m., Price Sixth LDS Ward Chapel. Family was at Mitchell Funeral Home Friday evening from 6-7 p.m. and at the church Saturday one hour prior to service. Interment, Orangeville City Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price.
HELPER-Helen Lorenc Davies, age 86, passed away Oct. 23, 2007 at the Heritage Park Care Center in Roy.
Born June 2, 1921 in Lvov, Poland to Wlodyslaw and Aniela Stryczek Lorenc.
Married Raymond Mose Davies, Aug. 18, 1951 in Chicago, Ill.; he died June 23, 1998.
Helen was an active member of St. Anthony Catholic Church in Helper where she was the past president of the Altar and Rosary Society. She enjoyed arts and crafts and the camaraderie at the Senior Center. Her favorite pastime was playing a card game called Skip-Bo. She touched the hearts of everyone that she came in contact with.
Survived by two sons and two daughters, Anthony (Paulette) Davies, Villa Park, Ill., Edwin (Mona) Davies, Roy, Utah, Gloria (Joe) Ginski, San Carlos, Calif., Ruby (Richie) Allen, Albuquerque, N.M.; sisters, Jean Przepalkowski, Carol (Chester) Gulik, both of Chicago, Ill.; sister-in-law, Toshia Lorenc, Chicago, Ill.; seven grandchildren, Joe Jr., Kristyn, Jessica, Greg, Benjamin, Alicia and Gary; five great-grandchildren, Ian, Michael, Zachary, Jacob and Kaylee.
Preceded in death by her parents, and brother Frank Lorenc; son, Eugene; daughter, Barbara.
Funeral Mass was Saturday, Oct. 27, 2007, 1 a.m. St. Anthony Catholic Church. Vigil service was Friday evening 7 p.m. at the church in Helper. Family was at St. Anthony's Friday and Saturday one hour prior to services. Friends are welcome at Mitchell Funeral Home on Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Committal service, Mt. View Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home.
PRICE-Thomas F. Martinez, age 89, passed away Oct. 23, 2007 in Price.
He was born Jan. 8, 1918 in Velarde, N.M. to Presciliano and Delfina Romero Martinez.
Married Josephine Lohman, Nov. 26, 1945 in Santa Fe, N.M.; she died on Aug. 12, 1998. Married Evangelina "Eva" Ledesma, Sept. 29, 1999 in Price.
Tom was a member of Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church. He served his country during World War II in the Army, where he was honorably discharged at the end of the war at the rank of Staff Sergeant. He was a highly decorated veteran receiving one silver star, six bronze stars, one purple heart and various other medals. Member of the V.F.W. Miner's Post # 2379.
Tom worked in various coal mines in the area and was a retired member of the United Mine Workers of America, Kaiser Steel Local # 9958. He enjoyed gardening, fishing, hunting, camping with family, and reminiscing with his friends.
He is survived by his wife, Evangelina Martinez, Price; five sons and four daughters, Tommy P. (Nancy) Martinez, Price, Michael (Karen) Martinez, Price, Robert (Ann) Martinez, Cedar City, James Martinez, West Jordan, Margie Fitzgerald, Price, Martha (Mike) Kilcrease, Rock Springs, Wyo., Patrick Martinez, Salt Lake City, Genevieve Martinez, Helper, Dorothy (Manuel) Trujillo, Layton; Evangelina's children, Madalina Flores, Provo, Ismael Mendonza, Phoenix, Ariz., Alma Ramirez, Lourdes Estrada, Lupita Ortez, Julian Mendoza, all of Nuva Casa, Grandes, Mexico; brother, Martin Velarde, N.M.; sisters, Angie of Pueblo, Colo., Louisa of Clinton, Utah, Flora and Bobbie; numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and one great-great-grandchild..
He was preceded in death by his parents, wife, sisters, Perfecta "Tita", and Margie.
Funeral Mass was Friday, Oct. 26, 2007, 10 a.m., Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church. Vigil service was held Thursday evening 7 p.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Family was at Mitchell's Thursday and Friday one hour prior to services. Committal service, Cliffview Cemetery, Price.
SPRING GLEN-Mary Krebs Metelko, age 84, passed away peacefully Saturday, Oct. 27, 2007 at Parkdale Care Center in Price.
She was born Nov. 22, 1922 in a chicken coop in the old mining camp town of Peerless, Utah to Jack and Mary Kos Krebs.
Married Rudy Metelko, Oct. 12, 1945 in Helper, Utah; when home on leave from the Army. Rudy passed away suddenly March 7, 1988.
Mary was a lifelong resident of Carbon County and a devout member of St. Anthony Catholic Church, where she was a member of the Altar Society and the Merry Mix-Ups. She was a member of the Slovenian Lodge and the Carbon County Senior Citizen Band.
Mary enjoyed her flower garden, dancing the polka and she treasured all her friends. One of her favorite past times was writing letters in Slovenian to her cousins that lived in Slovenia, Europe.
Survived by three sons and two daughters, Rudy (Judy) Metelko, Price, Mary Ann (Jerry) Nelson, Anthony (Barbara) Metelko, Johnnie Metelko, all of Spring Glen, Rose Boyack, Poway, Calif.; 11 grandchildren, six great-grandchildren, with one more on the way.
Funeral Mass will be Saturday, Nov. 3, 2007, 10 a.m., St. Anthony Catholic Church. Vigil service will be Friday evening 7:30 p.m., at the church in Helper. The family will be at the church Friday evening at 7 p.m. and Saturday one hour prior to Mass. Committal service, Mt. View Cemetery, Helper. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home.
April 18, 1917-October 20, 2007
ST. GEORGE- Elaine "Scooter" Eaquinta, as she was known in St. George, age 90, passed away on Oct. 20, 2007.
She was born in Missoula, Mont. to George and Gertrude Smith Heck on April 18, 1917.
At a young age she moved to Soldier Summit with her family. She graduated from Carbon High School where she played the clarinet in the marching band; which traveled to Chicago to perform at the World's Fair. She met and married the ruggedly handsome Joe Eaquinta, on April 22, 1939 in Helper, Utah. He died Feb. 28, 1973.
They ran the family owned LaSalle Hotel in Helper, Utah which is now a historical landmark. She taught dance for more than 40 years, both in Carbon County and Las Vegas, Nev. where she lived and raised her family. She was an avid fisherman and loved to travel.
Elaine never met a stranger. She was loved by all and will truly be missed.
She is survived by her daughter Karen (Bill) Sharkey; granddaughters, Keeper Sharkey and Logan Eaquinta and her daughter-in-law, Korla Eaquinta.
Preceded in death by her parents, George and Gertrude Heck; husband, Joe Eaquinta; and children, Joey and John Eaquinta.
Funeral service Saturday, Nov. 3, 2007, 2 p.m., Mitchell Funeral Home, 233 East Main Street, Price, Utah. Family will be at Mitchell's one hour prior to services. Interment Price City Cemetery, Price, Utah. A Celebration of Life will be held Tuesday, Nov., 6, 2007, 3 p.m., at the St. George Care Center, 1032 East 100 South, St. George, Utah.