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Nairobi, 12 August 2010 - It was a simple game of building blocks that inspired Coco TIN Chi Ting's world-beating painting. Today, on the United Nations International Youth Day, the 14-year-old from Hong Kong, China, was announced the global winner of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) 19th International Children's Painting Competition, beating off stiff competition from hundreds of thousands of other children from across the world. Coco said her winning painting was a warning about pollution and its effect on animals. As the overall winner, she receives US$2,000 in prize money and an all-expenses-paid trip in October to the Tunza International Children's Conference in Nagoya, Japan, where she will formally receive her award. The second global winner is 11-year-old Katherine Liu from the United States. She, along with six other regional winners, will receive US$1,000 and a trip to the Tunza conference in Japan. "In my picture, a variety of animals are carved into blocks and on top perches a fragile glass Earth", explains Coco. "As the evil hand made of pollution tries to take blocks and destroy the tower, the good hand comes in and stops it. By doing this, the tower of blocks is saved, and the glass Earth stays intact. This shows that if we don't act now and protect the animals, the Earth will be shattered and destroyed." The theme of this year's competition was Biodiversity: Connecting with Nature and the young artists - all between 6 and 14 years old - took on the challenge with impressive artistic flair. Images of giraffes and penguins aboard a steam train named the 'Green City Express', trees bursting with exotic birds and animals and a colourful cascade of wildlife emerging from planet Earth are among the winning paintings. 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WATERLOO Resource scarcity and the state of peace in the world are the themes behind two lectures being held at Lauriers Waterloo campus in March featuring Randall Amster and Cris Toffolo experts on peace and justice issues as part of a Global Studies Speaker Series.
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Toffolo is the chair of Justice Studies at Northeastern Illinois University in Chicago. Her areas of research and teaching include peace education, conflict resolution, human rights, theories of justice, social movements and the politics of the Global South. She is co-chair of the board of the Peace and Justice Studies Association (PJSA) and from 1991-2011 she served as Amnesty International (USA) Pakistan Country Specialist. Toffolos publications include The Arab League and Emancipating Cultural Pluralism.
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- On July 29, 2010, the stock eased 0.1% after meeting with earnings but beating with Q3 revenue. Shares fell 9.1% the following day.
- On April 29, 2010, the stock gained 1.1% during evening trading after. Shares reversed to close down 3.7%.
- On Jan. 28, 2010, the stock edged up 0.5% after a Q1 earnings beat. Shares rose a more robust 6.7% during regular trading the next day.
- On Oct. 28, 2009, ARBA declined 2.5% in pre-bell trade despite topping Q4 expectations. The stock continued heading lower in that day's regular session, ending down 5.2%.
- On July 30, 2009, the stock was flat in evening trading after meeting with earnings and beating by a penny with EPS. Shares fell 3.3% the next day.
- On April 30, 2009, the stock gained 4% after beating with Q2 EPS and meeting with revs. Shares more than doubled the next day, finishing up 9.5%.
- On Jan. 29, 2009, the stock gained 2.9% after reporting. That gain fattened to 11.5% by the close of trading the next day.
- On Oct. 23, 2008, the stock fell 4.2% after reporting about in line with revenue and missing with Q4 earnings. The loss swelled to 20.2% the next day.
- On July 23, 2008, ARBA edged up 0.8% in evening trade after topping Q3 estimates. The stock soared higher the following day, rising 19.8% by the close on July 24.
- On April 24, 2008, ARBA advanced 8.6% in evening action after topping EPS and revenue estimates for its Q2. The stock soared higher the next day, advancing 20.4%.
- On Jan. 24, 2008, the stock edged up 0.9% during evening trading after the company beat the Street view with EPS but reports a smaller profit than a year earlier. The stock closed up 0.5% the next day.
- On Oct. 25, 2007, the stock fell 3.5% in evening trading after ARBA beat with sales buy missed the EPS estimate by a penny. The stock rebounded to gain 6.9% the next day.
- On July 25, 2007, ARBA eased 1.2% in the evening session after missing Q3 estimates. However, shares clawed back out of the red the next day to end the regular session up 0.5%.
- On April 25, 2007, ARBA slipped 4.9% in after hours when the company missed Q2 sales estimates but topped on EPS. Shares fell further the next day, ending the regular session down 9.2%.
- On Jan. 24, 2007, ARBA advanced 4.8% in the night session on the heels of better-than-expected Q1 results. The gains expanded in the regular session, sending the stock up 15.4%.
- On Oct. 25, 2006, ARBA fell 7.2% in night trade after missing Q4 sales estimates although it topped Street views for profit. The shares tumbled further the next day, closing the regular session down 13.4%.
- On the evening of July 25, 2006, the stock fell 5.8% after the company reported shy with sales but beat with earnings. Shares recovered to rally 11.6% the next day.
- On April 26, 2006, ARBA shed 10.6% in after hours when the company said preliminary Q2 sales missed estimates but EPS without items topped forecasts. The shares rebounded some the next day, ending down 5.3% in the regular session.
- On January 23, 2006, ARBA jumped 13.4% in night trade after topping Q2 estimates. The shares soared further the next day, closing the regular session up 24.4%.
- On Oct. 26, 2005, ARBA advanced 6.4% in evening trade after the company reported a decline in year-over-year results but still beat expectations. It advanced further in the Oct. 27 regular session, rising 11.7%.
- On July 21, 2005, ARBA fell 8.4% after hours after topping revenue forecasts and matching on EPS. It widened that move in the July 22 regular session, plunging 11.7%.
- Back on April 21, 2005, ARBA fell 2.5% after hours after beating the Street EPS estimate by 1 penny. It continued in the same direction in the April 22 regular session, closing down 14.2%.
- On the night of Jan. 31, 2005, ARBA plunged 21.3% after missing Wall Street expectations. It plummeted further in the Feb. 1 regular session, closing down 32.4%.
- On Oct. 27, 2004, ARBA edged upward 0.8% after hours after posting break-even EPS but falling short on revenue. It expanded that move sharply in the Oct. 28 regular session, ending up 20.3% for the day.
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Since Mark Anderson suffered his injury against San Francisco in Week 5, there has been an onset of ambiguity as to what kind of knee ailment has kept him off the field for seven games.
To this point, all we knew was that Anderson had to have an initial surgical procedure, had a setback, and needed an additional surgery. On Thursday, Anderson cleared up a bit of the confusion.
"It was just a torn lateral meniscus," said the Bills defensive end. "So, they had to go in and scope it out. Then it had a little catch in it, and then we had to re-scope it. That's all it was, just a torn lateral meniscus."
He also updated his progress after head coach Chan Gailey told reporters Wednesday that he was doing much better this week.
"Ever since the second surgery everything has been rolling along," Anderson remarked. "Each day it's getting a little bit better. That's why I'm just taking it one day at a time. Eventually it's going to be where it needs to be and then you'll see me on the field."
Might he be able to get on the field before the end of the season?
"That's the goal," Anderson replied. "At this point, all I can do is take it one day at a time. I'm working hard every day just trying to get back. It's looking good right now, but like I said, I'm just staying focused on the task and that's just to get back on the field."
Anderson has already been ruled out for the Bills' next contest against the St. Louis Rams. He has 12 tackles and one sack in five games this season. This has been the first time Anderson has spoken since his second surgery.
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Staten Island University Hospital's Service Auxiliary will roll out its annual fashion show on March 10 at The Vanderbilt at South Beach. Physicians, staff and volunteers will model trend-setting outfits on the runway from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., and the event includes lunch. Tickets are $60 for adults and $25 for children under age 10. The Vanderbilt is located at 300 Capodanno Blvd. For more information, call 718-226-8305 or 718-226-9799.
Styles from wedding attire to sportswear to children's clothing will be represented, thanks to Ultimate Fashions II, Great Kills; Children's Place, New Dorp and New Springville; Dress Barn, Graniteville; The Garage, New Springville, and Angel's Bridal, Huguenot.
Proceeds will benefit hospital programs and projects. In 2012, the Service Auxiliary helped SIUH purchase medical and surgical support equipment for both hospital sites. Auxilians also donated $6,000 to further a breastfeeding initiative and $2,000 for a bereavement tree for families who lost a child from miscarriage, stillbirth or complications during delivery.
The SIUH Service Auxiliary is the oldest continuous auxiliary in the United States, celebrating its 150th anniversary this year. To kick off this milestone, the Auxiliary will wrap up the fashion show with members of the SIUH family wearing period clothing from Historic Richmond Town.
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The microblogging service launches an advertising API.
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Twitter wants to make it easier for marketers to buy its ad units. The microblogging service announced it has launched an advertising application programming interface, or API. That means that marketing firms can directly connect to Twitter's ad platform to manage their clients' Promoted Tweet and Promoted Account ad units.
Promoted Tweets enable marketers to pay to increase the prominence of a post. A Promoted Account enables marketers to pay to show up in the social network's Who to Follow box.
Twitter says that for now marketers can work with five vendors—Adobe Systems Inc. HootSuite Media Inc., Salesforce.com Inc., Shift (which is owned by Gearbox Software LLC) and TBG Digital—to help manage their advertising campaigns. The microblogging service says it has been testing the advertising API since January.
"We're always working on ways to make it easier to manage campaigns and get more value out of advertising with us," wrote April Underwood, Twitter's product manager, revenue, in a blog post yesterday.
The move will enable advertisers to tie their Twitter advertising more tightly with their other marketing efforts, says Jeremiah Owyang, an industry analyst at consultancy Altimeter Group. "They'll be able to coordinate their messaging better because they'll be able to work with one vendor across different marketing platforms," he says.
The move also means that Twitter users will likely see more ads on the social network, he says. "But that doesn't mean they'll be effective," he says. Key to success with Twitter ads is posting content that consumers actually want to see and engage with, he says. If consumers like the ad, they will likely follow the advertiser, in the case of a Promoted Account, or retweet or respond to the tweet, in the case of a Promoted Tweet. And that's the goal, Twitter says.
"Our focus has been on delivering better ads for users, not more ads," wrote Underwood. "We believe our system is working well because users like the ads experience on Twitter. Our system rewards marketers for being good, not for being loud. And this approach encourages ads that are engaging, relevant and useful."
Even with the ads API, Twitter is playing a game of catch-up since Facebook and LinkedIn have offered ad APIs for several years, Owyang says.
Twitter's ad revenues last year reached $288.3 million, according to estimates by research firm eMarketer Inc., and the research firm expects ad revenue to reach $545.2 million this year. Facebook, for the sake of comparison, last year generated $4.28 billion in advertising revenue.
Even though Twitter may be important element in many retailers' social marketing strategies, few retailers have used its ad units, according to a survey in the Social Media 300, a comprehensive analysis of e-retailers' social commerce strategies that ranks retailers' social skills on the percentage of web site traffic that merchants receive from social networks. The survey of 175 companies that sell online found 3.5% have used a Promoted Account and 4.7% have used a Promoted Tweet.


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The Acura Automobile Division recently introduced the all new 1994 Acura Integra Sports Coupe and Sports Sedan automobiles. In its third generation and eighth year since its debut in the U.S. market, the Integra continues to deliver sporty style, performance, comfort, advanced technology and unsurpassed customer value as the Acura entry-level model.
Both the Integra Sports Coupe and Sports Sedan are available in RS, LS and GS-R models, and all feature as standard equipment a driver's and front passenger's air bag Supplemental Restraint System (SRS). "By now offering the performance-oriented GS-R version in the Sports Sedan configuration, we are expanding the appeal of the Integra," said Rich Thomas, executive vice president of Acura. "This model satisfies the driver who wants excellent performance, but also needs the versatility and convenience of a 4-door sedan," Thomas states.
The RS and LS models are equipped with a 1.8-liter, 142-hp, DOHC, 16-valve engine. They are available with a 5-speed manual or an electronically controlled 4-speed automatic transmission. The GS-R models feature a new 1.8-liter, 170-hp, DOHC, 16- valve engine equipped with the innovative Variable Valve Timing and Lift Electronic Control (VTEC) system. The GS-R is available exclusively with a close-ratio 5-speed manual transmission.
The higher power output of the Integra GS-R engine has been achieved by applying a number of advanced engine technologies. Chief among these is the Variable Valve Timing and Lift Electronic Control (VTEC) system pioneered by Acura in the NSX sports car. The VTEC system automatically adjusts valve timing, lift and duration to achieve low rpm torque and high rpm power. The combination of VTEC and a new dual-stage intake manifold delivers 170 hp over a broad power band. And to further ensure reliability and durability, the engine is equipped with an oil jet piston cooling system and a high-capacity aluminum radiator to more quickly dissipate engine heat.
The GS-R close-ratio 5-speed manual transmission features different gear ratios than the 5-speed in the RS and LS models. These ratios have been optimized to improve acceleration and to take full advantage of the engine's additional power, as well as to provide more relaxed driving and improved fuel efficiency at cruising speed. Engine vibration has been reduced in all Integra automobiles by a new hydraulic engine mount system.
The optional electronically controlled 4-speed automatic transmission is equipped with the unique Grade Logic Control System, an Acura innovation that reduces the "gear hunting" effect often experienced while traveling uphill or downhill in an automatic transmission-equipped car. The system actually calculates the hill's grade, and integrates that calculation with the engine speed (rpm) to select the ideal transmission gear for optimal acceleration (uphill) or engine braking (downhill).
All Integra models feature a fully independent double-wishbone suspension system, which is widely recognized for its ability to provide responsive handling with ride comfort. The GS-R features additional suspension refinements for more sporty performance, including a shock absorber tower bar and larger 6.0 JJ x 15 alloy wheels equipped with P195/55 R15 Michelin XGT-V4 high-performance tires.
Standard on all Integra models are 4-wheel disc brakes, ventilated at the front and solid at the rear. This system uses newly developed brake calipers that resist flexing for better performance under severe braking conditions.
New to the Integra LS-- and continued on the GS-R-- is a standard Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS). This system is newly refined to minimize pedal kickback and maximize pedal feel. Under braking, the Integra ABS system modulates brake line pressure at the rate of ten times per second, reducing the possibility of wheel lockup and helping the driver to retain steering control even under maximum braking effort.
To achieve improved crash worthiness, quiet operation and a long service life, the Integra body structure was designed using the Cray II supercomputer to simulate real world body stresses and road shocks. As a result, the 1994 Integra Sports Coupe body is 40% stiffer in bending and 20% stiffer in torsional rigidity than the model it replaces, the Sports Sedan is 50% stiffer in bending and 5% stiffer in torsional rigidity.
The Integra uses front and rear crumple zones designed to help absorb and dissipate crash energy before it reaches the passenger compartment. The doors are equipped with side-intrusion beams to reduce the possibility of injury in the event of a side impact. In addition, the Integra uses special side-impact pads in the door, at hip and shoulder level on the Sports Sedan and at hip level on the Sports Coupe, to further absorb impact energy. These refinements, in combination with the seat belts and air bag Supplemental Restraint System (SRS) standard for both driver and front passenger in all Integra models, provide a comprehensive safety package.
Another new-for-1994 Integra feature that contributes to both sporty appearance and improved nighttime visibility is the projector beam headlights, which are used for low-beam road illumination. Light from the projector beam bulbs reaches farther, illuminates an area 20% greater, and has a bulb life 2.5 times longer than most headlights.
For 1994, the Integra adds the comfort of air conditioning as standard equipment on the LS and GS-R models. And to maximize head room an outer-opening moonroof is standard on the Integra LS and GS-R Sports Coupes and on the GS-R Sports Sedan.
All 1994 Integra models are equipped with a complete list of comfort and convenience items such as a standard tilt-adjustable steering column, power windows and door mirrors, a power-operated antenna, an AM/FM stereo cassette music system, remote trunk/fuel-filler-door releases and more.
In addition to providing increased performance, the 1994 Integra models achieve fuel efficiency that meets or exceeds that of the previous generation. Despite an all-new design and numerous additional standard features, prices for the 1994 Integra Sports Coupes range from only $14,820 for the RS to $19,650 for the GS-R. Prices for the Sports Sedans, including the new top-of-the-line Sports Sedan GS-R, range from $15,580 to $19,980.
The Acura marque has achieved a reputation for quality and reliability, as evidenced by its ranking for three consecutive years as Best Overall Carline in the J.D. Power and Associates® Vehicle Performance StudySM, a survey that measures driver satisfaction after three years of ownership. All Acura automobiles are protected by a 4-year/50,000-mile limited warranty. A nationwide network of nearly 300 dealers offers a full line of Acura models, including the NSX, Legend, Vigor and Integra.


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Biofuel Trek – The Next Generation
This post is part of the Science Tuesday feature series on the USDA blog. Check back each week as we showcase stories and news from the USDA's rich science and research ipsportfolio.
Looking down from 30,000 feet above, imagine seeing: alternating checker-squares of green colored wheat and yellow-flowered camelina fields across eastern Montana; fields with 15-foot-tall energycane plants weaving among stands of longleaf pines growing in the Florida panhandle, Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi; tens of thousands of acres of Oklahoma rangeland cleared from invasive eastern red cedar so cattle and bison can once again graze freely; forests across the west freed of dense, diseased, and dead trees that otherwise stand waiting to feed wildfires whipped by dry autumn winds; and even expansive ponds in Hawaii where high-tech algae grow – these scenes and others across rural America will be the places where the feedstocks come from that are used to produce the next generation of biofuels that will fill the tanks of our flex-fuel cars, trucks, tractors, trains, airliners, and even our Navy's ships and jet fighters.
Many people equate biofuels with ethanol made from corn grain or cellulose. But what isn't as widely known is there are other kinds of biofuels that have many of the same properties as petroleum fuels, and are not made from corn or other food crops. Just as ethanol can be made from biomass, so can advanced biofuels be made from energycane, switchgrass, and other highly productive grasses, as well as from woody biomass. Using newly custom-designed microbes that feed on cellulose and sugars in plant biomass, scientist are not only developing more efficient ways to produce ethanol, but new ways to produce energy rich liquids such as butanol and diesel as well. By adapting older technologies for producing biofuels, engineers are designing ways to heat biomass until it becomes the energy-rich gas carbon monoxide or a bio-oil similar to crude oil, and then use these to produce diesel and jet fuel. These biofuels – as well as with ones made from plant oils produced by canola, camelina, guayule, and even algae – are drop-in ready to be used in the same engines as their petroleum-based fuel counterparts.
Our nation is giving a remarkable amount of attention to shifting away from petroleum and towards a renewable fuel future. Earlier this month, the White House released a report of the Biofuels Interagency Working Group – Growing America's Fuel – as part of a broad program to secure America's energy future and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The report envisions creation of a new agricultural business sector driven by demand for biofuels production and distribution, a sector that does not currently exist. As this new agricultural business sector is built, there will be unprecedented opportunities to combine the best plant biology, engineering, and computational tools to address long-term questions about biofuels, and design the best ways to sustainably produce them. And never before has there been a government-wide commitment focus on efforts to create robust public-private partnerships that invent entirely new biofuel supply chains and accelerate the establishment of a commercial advanced biofuels industry. And to make sure that industry helps to build wealth in rural America.
So, while there are no simple solutions and it will take time to meet all of our transportation needs with renewable fuels – one thing is certain, American farms and forests and rural communities can benefit and play a significant role in seeing to it that the next generation of biofuels are ready to move us to where we need to go – for generations to come.
Jeffrey Steiner
Senior Advisor for Bioenergy
Office of the Chief Scientist


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Huntington City would like to clarify some possible confusion involving the law as it relates to pedestrians in a crosswalk. The Utah codes annotated (Utah state law) address pedestrians and crosswalks in part 10 of title 41, chapter 6a.
The operator of a vehicle approaching a school crosswalk shall come to a complete stop at the crosswalk if; (a) A school speed limit sign has the warning lights operating and (b) the crosswalk is occupied by a person.
The difference being when a school cross walk is functioning as a school crosswalk (indicated by the flashing lights and a crossing guard present. Drivers must yield to a pedestrian when that pedestrian is anywhere in the crosswalk (either side of the roadway). Also remember the crossing guard is a pedestrian within the crosswalk anytime they are off of the curb, and on the pavement and within the marked crosswalk.
When there are areas where a driver will turn onto a street between the flashing lights and the crosswalk some drivers enter the crosswalk without passing through the flashing lights. These drivers are still responsible to obey the traffic laws as they apply to pedestrians in the school crosswalk.
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$48 for 48 Hours Melbourne-Adelaide
Virgin Blue is flying in the face of fears that low fares will disappear following the demise of Impulse Airlines, today announcing a special $48 one way offer to celebrate the upcoming launch of the Melbourne-Adelaide route.
Australia's only low fare airline is celebrating both its newest route, Melbourne-Adelaide, as well as the arrival of the first of 14 of the airline's brand new Next Generation 737-700 aircraft.
The Melbourne-Adelaide service kicks off on May 17, with three direct daily flights between the two key cities.
The $48 for 48 hours special runs from midnight Friday May 4 until midnight Sunday May 6 and is for travel from May 17.
Chief Executive Brett Godfrey said, "Both Virgin Blue and low air fares are here to stay. We came into the Australian market with a long term strategy, we haven't deviated from that strategy which means we will continue to offer these ad hoc low fare specials as well as our every day low fares, for a long time to come."
"Virgin Blue has committed to $1.1-billion worth of new aircraft to be phased in over the next 18 months, if that isn't testimony to our commitment to providing travellers with a permanent low fare option, then what is?"
The current lack of competition on the Melbourne-Adelaide route means it is around the same price to travel between Adelaide and Melbourne as it is to fly from either city to Brisbane which is double the distance.
Brett Godfrey continued, "there is no doubt that the aviation industry is going through a turbulent time but our priority is to continue ensuring great deals and genuinely friendly service for both leisure and business travellers. We have always had the lowest cost base of any airline in the country, we are a true low fare carrier and we are hopeful the public will continue to support us so we can expand our route network to even more destinations."
Virgin Blue is excited to offer increased choice to Victorian and South Australian guests, with both cities offering the best in fashion, food and wine as well as bustling business markets.


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Canadians stay in medal contention at international beach volleyball tournament
CHENNAI, India – Three of the four Canadian teams in action at the FIVB Chennai Challenge beach volleyball tournament are still in medal contention as this week's competition winds down to its final stages.
In women's play both Canadian teams are still alive. Canadian champions Heather Bansley and Liz Maloney, both of Toronto, lost their quarterfinal match to third seeds Jana Kohler and Kira Walkenhorst of Germany 17-21, 22-20, 15-9 for their first loss of the tournament. They face top-seeds Liesbeth Mouha and Goedele Van Cauteren of Belgium in the repechage quarterfinal on Friday.
''We didn't play like we know how to,'' said Bansley. ''We made too many errors on our end, and it cost us.''
Julie Rodrigue of Quebec City and Katherine Zakrzewski of Toronto defeated Joanna Papageorgiou and Christina Roubanis of Greece in their repechage 21-19, 26-24. They face Heather Hughes and Michelle Moriarty of the U.S., in the repechage quarterfinal.
In men's competition, Canadian champions Martin Reader of Comox, B.C., and Chaim Schalk of Red Deer, Alta., are headed to the repechage semifinal after a win and a loss on Thursday. Reader and Schalk lost their quarterfinal to Murat Giginoglu and Hakan Gogtepe of Turkey 21-19, 16-21, 15-12.
But the pair rebounded in the repechage quarterfinal eliminating second seeds Thomas Kaczmarek and Nils Rohde of Germany 21-18, 21-15. They face the 25th seed Iranians in Friday's repechage semifinal.
Ben Saxton of Calgary and Steve Marshall of Abbotsford, B.C., lost their second match and were eliminated. They place 13th overall.


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You came to the Right place. It seems you believe that you need a water softener, so the best advice is to analyze your water to determine what causes it to be hard, and also, what is suspended in it that you need to filter out. Ask your water purveyor for a water analysis, or go to GRAINGER at www.grainger.com for a water test kit (stock no. 3p991) or a Purwater test kit (stock no. 5UZ83). The Purtest kit has different parts for pesticide, or iron hardness, or Lead, or bacteria, Nitrate, Nitrite test analysis. Once you know what makes the water hard and what needs to be filtered out you can seek advice about the softener. Grainger has residential as well as commercial, so be VERY careful about asking for whats best for the money. If You are going to be servicing the system, you want easy access to the filters and isolation valves. If Culligan can install and maintain, you want quiet efficient operation. e-mail me if you need more help, after you get the analysis performed to your satisfaction.
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: Our tub drain is set up on a 1 1/2 line that runs for about 5 feet before tying in to the vent. This vent is 1 1/2 which goes up into the attic and ties into the main vent stack. The shower drain, a 2 inch line also utilizes this vent and is within 2.5 feet. I noticed that the max trap arm to vent for a 1 1/2 line is supposed to be 3' 6 inches. Ours is 1.5 feet longer, and since the tub sits somewhat away from the walls left us with no choice. Will this work and what if any are the drawbacks of this set-up? Is siphoning going to be a big problem..P.S. This tub will not see much use! TIA
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The Emery County Youth Soccer League is looking for referees for the fall soccer season. Interested persons may call or stop by the Emery County Recreation Office, 75 South 400 East, Castle Dale or call 435-381-2108.
September 18:
Vendors at the park - noon until dark
3 man golf scramble -golf course - 9 a.m.
Baseball game w/Wasatch Academy at the High School - 2 p.m.
Softball games -afternoon and evening
Queen Pageant at the High School - 7 p.m.
Square Dancers - City Park - 8 p.m.
September 19:
Melon Run 5K - North Long Street - 7 a.m.
Breakfast at City Park - 7 a.m.
Vendors at the Park - all day
Parade - 10 a.m.
Entertainment at the Park 11:30 a.m.
Softball games - all day and evening
Square Dancers - City Park 7:30 p.m.
Dances at 9 p.m.
Huntington First Ward will have a breakfast at the Bear Creek Campground on Aug. 29 at 10 a.m. Games and fun. Everyone welcome.
AARP Utah's Popular Forums to be held Aug. 29, AARP Utah's popular Staying Sharp and Avoid Becoming A Victim of Fraud Forum is coming to Castle Dale. These free forums feature two sessions and will be held at the Castle Dale Senior Center at 85 North 200 East. To register call: 1-877-926-8300. Check-in begins at 8:30 a.m. 9-11:30 a.m.
The Emery County Fair co-ed one pitch softball tournament will be on Aug. 28. Entry fee is $150 per team. Register at the Emery County Recreation Office located at 75 South 400 East in Castle Dale, Must be registered by Aug. 27. For more information contact the Emery Recreation Center at 381-2108.
Registration for youth soccer will be Aug. 25 and Aug. 26 from 5-7 p.m. at the Emery County Recreation Center. Registration fee will be $25 for first child and $20 additional children. For more information contact Melinda Morris at 609-1208.
Emery County youth volleyball will register on Aug. 25 and Aug. 26 from 5-7 p.m. at the Emery County recreation Center. Registration fee is $15, fourth-fifth grades skill building and sixth-seventh grades games. Contact Shanae Butler at 748-2735 for more information.
Sept. 8-12
Sept. 8 - Race draw 6 p.m. fairgrounds.
Parade your pet - 6 p.m. Mayors Park
Sept. 9 - Exhibits accepted at City Hall from 10 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Talent Show and Dessert Contest 6:30 p.m. - Mayors Park
Sept. 10 - Floral Exhibits and baked or cooked items due at City Hall by 10 a.m.
Bike Ride - 6 p.m. - Mayors Park
Sept. 11 - exhibits on display at City Hall 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Dinner and Entertainment at the park - Dinner at the Fairgrounds Park from 6 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Fireworks - 8:30 p.m. - Millsite Reservoir
Sept. 12 - Breakfast - 7 a.m.- 9 a.m. at the fire station
Fun Run 7 a.m. at the Old Church Park
All day golf tournament scramble at Millsite Golf Course
Parade 10 a.m.
Family Fun Day- immediately following parade.
Soapbox derby race - noon - 100 East and Mill Road.
Exhibits on display at City Hall noon - 5 p.m.
Horse Races - 1 p.m. - fairgrounds
Demolition Derby following races at approximately 6 p.m.
Dance immediately following the derby in the multi purpose building at the fairgrounds.
Ticket price to enter fairgrounds $7 per person or $25 per family.
All activities are alcohol free events.
Sept. 26. Registration at 8 a.m. Race begins at 8:30 a.m. For more information contact Active Re-Entry at 10 South Fairgrounds Road in Price.
Emery School District conducts annual speech and hearing screening to identify students who might need further evaluation of their speech or hearing. Students who fail the initial hearing screening will be given a retest in three-four weeks. Screening is scheduled with the schools involved and takes place anytime during the school year. District Speech-Language Pathologists administer the tests. All district preschool, kindergarten, first grade, new students and any referrals will be screened for hearing. Pre-kindergarten students will be screened during kindergarten registration and third grade students will be screened for speech only. Parents who do not want their child to receive speech or hearing screening tests must contact the school secretary.
Castle Dale Library Writing Club meets: Aug. 27 from 4-5:15 p.m. All ages and experience welcome.
Come and join the fun on the 'ladies only' ride of the jamboree on Sept. 9. The cost is $10 and includes allday guided ride and catered lunch on the mountain. All ladies are welcome, just bring your 4 wheeler and meet in Ferron at 9 a.m. For more information and details call Annette at 435-609-1260 or Corey at 435-381-5571. Let us know if you plan to attend so we can have plenty of food.
Come out to meet the candidates for mayor and city council. Aug. 27 in the City Hall Council Chambers at 7 p.m.
Games start at 4 p.m. Bake sale, dinner at 6 p.m. entertainment and auction after dinner. Activities at the city hall and Clawson park. Celebration is Aug. 29.
The Emery County Historical Society and the Castle Valley Outdoors welcomes you to join them on Aug. 27 at 6:30 p.m. for a night of cowboy poetry, music by the Val Jensen band and dutch oven cobbler and ice cream. The event will be held at the Castle Valley Ranch. We recommend that everyone bring a folding chair, bug spray and a coat. Yearly dues are only $5 and help to sponsor these events. The San Rafael Books as well as others will be for sale during the evening.
Presenting by Matt Warner Chapter 1900. August 28, 29, and 30 A.T.F. (all times flexible). Held in the Koko Pelli's parking lot 189 N. Carbonville Road. Donations welcome. All proceeds benefit needy families in the community. So come out and enjoy the week-end with us and help support this great project. Please take all donations to 199 N. Carbonville Road.
High Desert Growers will be holding a farmers market from 3:30 - 6:30 every Wednesday beginning August 12 through the end of the growing season at the Emery County Recreation Building. Come out and support our local farmers. Farmers and their produce are needed.
Tuesday, August 25 -12:30-3 p.m. at the Emery County Sheriff/County Complex at 45 East Farrer St. in Green River.
Wednesday, August 26 - 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. at the Emery County Commission Room, 75 E. Main St. Castle Dale.
The Emery High School tennis team will begin practice on August 17 at 7 a.m.
All girls 9-12 grades are encouraged to play. You do not need to have played tennis before. All you need is tennis shoes and a racquet.
Are you looking for employment?
Are you considering changing careers?
Do you want to know what skills employers are looking for?
Need help preparing a resume?
Do you want to practice your interview skills?
Then the Department of Workforce Services in Castle Dale is the place to come!
Free workshops are offered every Wednesday from 1 to 5 p.m. beginning Aug. 12 that cover these and other topics critical to your job search and career advancement.
Call 435-381-6116 for more information
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Emery Center:
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Lunch - Every Wednesday
Band - August 26.
Castle Dale Center:
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Art Class - Every Tuesday - 3 p.m.
Phase 10 games - Every Thursday
Rook Club - Every Thursday -1:30 p.m.
Shopping Bus - Call for reservation
Huntington Center:
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Excercise - Mon. - Fri. - 6:30 a.m.
Shopping bus - Call for reservation.
Ferron Center:
Lunch - Monday/Tuesday
Excercise - Every Thursday 1 p.m.
Green River Center:
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Ceramics and/or Shopping - Call for dates.
Rachel Peterson's songs can be heard online now at http://www.iheartradio.com/new2/artists/missleah Her stage name is Leah.
The Little Miss Peach Days pageant will be on Aug. 28 at 6 p.m. The Miss Peach Days will be on Aug. 29 at 7 p.m. Both pageants will be held at the Emery High auditorium in Castle Dale.
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Self-guided presentation walks students through the sometimes-confusing financial aid application process. The Utah Higher Education Assistance Authority is very pleased to announce "Navigating the FAFSA," a much-needed new resource to help students complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (commonly called the "FAFSA"). This tool is a self-directed presentation that guides students through topics explaining the purpose of the FAFSA, how to obtain a PIN to sign their FAFSA securely online, what information should be gathered, how to complete the FAFSA, and how to submit it. Easily found on the front page of the UHEAA website, this presentation gives high school counselors and financial aid professionals another tool to help their students. To access the presentation go to http://www.uheaa.org/ and click on the "Navigating the FAFSA" button. The presentation can also be found through UHEAA's Facebook page.
A newly established AA meeting will be held every Monday night from 7-8 p.m. at the Huntington Senior Center, 176 West 100 North.
Desert Edge Christian Chapel in Huntington is hosting a new website, www.desertedgecc.com. Information about services, current events, comments, prayer requests, sermons and Bible studies times are available on line.
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Mike Matheny's eagle eyes resulted in justice, St. Louis-style.
The Cardinals manager spotted a teenage fan directing a laser pointer into the eyes of San Francisco Giants pitcher Shane Loux during a game last August. The fan was detained, arrested and ultimately opted to cop a plea deal to avoid jail time for the incident.
The Post-Dispatch reports that Eric Bogard, 17, pleaded guilty on Dec. 14 to a charge of disturbing the peace at an athletic event.
His punishment: Six months probation, 20 hours of community service and $500 of restitution to the Cardinals.
Alas, in the absence of a trial, we'll never know if either prosecution or defense would have been compelled to surround the word "laser" with air quotes, Dr. Evil-style.
It may seem odd that Bogard had to cop a plea to receive a mere slap on the wrist, but he did avoid a bigger mess. Under terms of the deal, a separate charge involving the unregulated use of laser pointers was dropped, a charge that could have resulted in a 30-day jail sentence and $500 fine.
Bogard's attorney, Joel Schwartz, was predictably ebullient about the resolution, telling the Post-Dispatch it was unnamed fans nearbyb who actually did "more of the harassing...and disturbing of the peace with the laser." He said the case was resolved "extremely fairly."
Well, maybe. Bogard did get a slap on the wrist. The last creature in St. Louis to so notoriously "disturb the peace at an athletic event" got his image on the Cardinals' World Series championship ring.


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While most athletes are preparing for baseball, it was all about football Feb. 19 as athletes and coaches who are working to put together a Metropolitan State College team attended the initial practice session.
Metro had a fledgling team last year that played one game. Englewood resident Gary Kozacek is assistant coach of the new team and helped Dennis York, the head coach, put together a team that is making a fresh start.
Kozacek said this year the Roadrunners will be a club team but the goal is to get good enough to join a sanctioned college league.
The coaching staff put the players through the initial workout Feb. 19 at Englewood High School Stadium.
About 40 athletes turned out for the session. The first order of business was to shovel snow off the field to provide a practice area. Once an area was clear of snow, backs, receivers and ends then began learning the system and plays in one area while the linemen worked out nearby.
"I love football and I want the chance to play again," Tony Salazar, a Denver West High School graduate, said as he waited his turn to run a pass pattern. "I figure this will be good-caliber competition and who knows, playing in this league could lead to something better."
York said he is pleased by the number of players who attended the initial session.
"We are hoping to build a team of about 60 players and we will try to get everyone into every game," the coach said. "We have some good-looking skill position talent here for the first workout and the turnout of linemen is a little thin. But I think once the word gets out, we'll get the players we need."
The coach said the team plans to run an offense that focuses on speed. They will use a wide-T formation with the halfbacks split outside the ends. York said the plan is for the ball to be in the air on 90 percent of the plays, either as a pass or as a pitchout to a running back.
The team is open to part-time or full-time students at Metro, Community College of Denver and University of Colorado-Denver. The team has an office in Tivoli Club Hub, Office H, and has a Facebook page at Metro State Football where information about the team and its activities are posted.
The team's next practice is 1 p.m. Feb. 26 at Englewood High School Stadium. York said he also hopes to begin holding practices on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
For more information about the team and the practices, call York at 720-422-4295 or Kozacek at 303-918-9001.
Playing for the Metro State team demands an investment of time, energy and money. The team will be part of a league where no players are paid, plus each Metro player is expected to pay $250 in team dues to cover the cost of uniforms and official fees. In addition, each player must buy his own equipment. A full set of good-quality used equipment will cost $300 to $400 while new equipment for this level of play will cost about twice that much.
"This will be a league using all college-level players and we'll be using college rules," Kozacek said. "We will play a seven- or eight-game regular season schedule and our plans are to use Englewood High School facilities as our home field for games and for our practices."


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The family of Maggie Hansen is celebrating her 90th birthday. She was born in Emery Feb. 5, 1915 and has lived most of her life in Emery.
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Women's Olympic Volleyball Qualifier Confirmed for April 29 to May 5 in Tijuana, Mexico
WINNIPEG (January 13, 2012) - Volleyball Canada has recently received confirmation of the dates for the NORCECA (North and Central America and Carribean) Women's Continental Olympic Qualification Tournament.
The competition was initially scheduled for this week, but was postponed due to financial difficulties of the host. The event will remain in Tijuana, Mexico, and is now scheduled for April 29 - May 5, 2012.
The event will feature the highest ranked teams in the NORCECA Zone. This includes Canada, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Mexico and two others. The winner will qualify for the London Olympics. The USA, who qualified for the Olympics by finishing second at the World Cup in Japan in November, will not compete in Tijuana.
After receiving notification of the event postponement, several Canadian athletes that had planned on staying in Winnipeg and training through to the initial qualifier dates in January, immediately began looking for contract opportunities overseas. Others planned to remain in Winnipeg throughout the winter to continue training and preparing for this ultimate goal of Olympic qualification.
Below is an update on the whereabouts of athletes that could be among the roster of twelve that will compete in the qualifier in April:
Sarah Pavan (Kitchener, ON) - Villa Cortese (Italy)
Marisa Field (Kelowna, BC) - Envacom Volleys Sinsheim (Germany)
Nadine Alphonse (Montréal, QC) - FKB Volley Duedingen (Switzerland)
Marie-Pier Murray-Methot (Québec City, QC) - Val-de-Travers (Switzerland)
Tammy Mahon (Holland, MB) - Envacom Volleys Sinsheim (Germany)
Liz Cordonier (Vancouver, BC) - LP Viesti (Finland)
Colette Meek (Sherwood Park, AB) - Svedala VBK (Sweden)
Lucy Charuk (Tsawwassen, BC) - Zok Split 1700 (Croatia)
Kyla Richey (Roberts Creek, BC) - University of British Columbia
Julie Young (Red Deer, AB) - pending contract in Pieksamaki (Finland)
Brittney Page (Vernon, BC) - pending contract in Sweden
Tasha Holness (Calgary, AB) - pending contract in Indonesia
Those remaining in Winnipeg to train from January through to the qualifier in April are:
Claire Hanna (Calgary, AB)
Tiffany Dodds (Lucky Lake, SK)
Jennifer Hinze (Vancouver, BC)
Tonya Mokelki (Weyburn, SK)
Carla Bradstock (Richmond, BC) will return to Winnipeg in early March to train through to the qualifier in April
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