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After reading volumes of material and listening to hours of testimony, Judge Marilyn Antrim sentenced Conner Donohue to up to 10 years in prison for the night he drove drunk, hit and killed an Englewood police officer, and drove away.
Donohue was sentenced May 31 in Arapahoe District Court. On May 28, 2012, he was at the wheel of his truck when, according to testimony, he sideswiped a police car on South Broadway and hit Officer Jeremy Bitner and Littleton resident Kevin Montoya.
Bitner suffered fatal head injuries and Montoya was seriously injured. Donohue was arrested a short distance away, and his blood alcohol level, taken more than an hour after the crash, was more than three times the legal limit.
In February, Donohue entered a guilty plea to four felony counts in the case.
At the sentencing hearing, the courtroom was full, as was an adjacent courtroom where the court proceedings could be watched on a large screen.
Donohue's friends and family filled about half the seats in the courtroom. Eight of his friends or family members spoke and asked he not be sent to prison but be allowed to speak to students and groups of young people about what can happen if you drive while intoxicated.
Donohue testified in his own behalf, apologizing to the community, the Bitner family and the Englewood Police Department. He said he hurt many people and deserved to die and asked that the sentence he deserved be handed down.
Family, co-workers and friends of Bitner, who was posthumously promoted to detective, filled the other half of the courtroom. Several family members, including Bitner's wife Tina, spoke at the hearing, as did several members of the Englewood Police Department. They all asked that Donohue receive a lengthy prison term.
In her testimony, Tina Bitner said both families are grieving because of what happened but, no matter the sentence, Donohue would have a second chance, while her husband was killed and won't have a second chance. "Grief constantly is like an unwanted guest in our home," she said. She pleaded for justice.
There was a PowerPoint presentation of evidence in the case, including the fact that Donohue had a blood alcohol level of .252 percent when he was tested. It was also noted that Donohue was 20 years old at the time and wasn't supposed to be drinking.
George Brauchler, district attorney for the 18th Judicial District, asked for a substantial sentence to be imposed that will impact people's decisions so they won't drink and drive.
Antrim listed reasons for her decision and then sentenced Donohue to eight years in prison on the count of vehicular homicide and two years in prison on the count of vehicular assault. She also ordered those sentences to be served consecutively. She then sentenced Donohue to eight years in prison for leaving the scene of an accident causing death and two years for leaving the scene of an accident causing serious bodily injury. Those sentences are to be served concurrently with the first two sentences.
The judge also sentenced Donohue to 365 days in the county jail for driving under the influence of alcohol. That, too, was to be served concurrently with the first two prison sentences.
Englewood Police Chief John Collins said after the sentencing: "There's no winner today. This is just awful."


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As we prepare for the unofficial start of the summer, many of us will be throwing down the grilling gauntlet and cooking up everything from apps to sides to entrees and even sweet treats on the grill.
My favorite barbecued dishes are salmon, corn on the cob and pineapple. Toss some of that grilled pineapple over vanilla ice cream and you have a quick and easy dessert your guests won't soon forget.
- 81% of US households own a grill
- The top three days for grilling? You probably could've guessed them – Fourth of July (75%), Memorial Day (65%) and Labor Day (55%).
- Curious how much propane you have left? Weigh the tank! Most tanks weigh around 17 – 19 pounds, so the difference is how much fuel you got left.
- Northeasterners are actually the biggest barbecuers in the U.S.A. North Central, Southern and Western round out the top four.
- President Lyndon B. Johnson was the first to host a BBQ at the White House. The featured menu item? Texas-style barbecued ribs.
- Throwing burgers and hot dogs on the grill? You're grilling up the first and fourth most grilled foods; steak snags number two with the always popular chicken taking bronze.
Hickory barbeque sauce is favored, then mesquite, honey, and tomato based. In homemade barbeque sauces, garlic is almost always found in the recipe, as is brown sugar.
After aluminum foil, the preferred barbeque tools are long handed tongs, clean brushes, and spatulas.
As we enjoy good food with our families and friends, let's also take time to thank the men and women who have served our country and those who wear the uniform today. I salute them today and every day and never take their sacrifice for granted.

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Statement by Ambassador Karel J.G. van Oosterom on behalf of the Kingdom of the Netherlands and the Kingdom of Belgium
Statement by H.E. Karel J.G. van Oosterom
Permanent Representative of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to the United Nations
on behalf of the Kingdom of the Netherlands and the Kingdom of Belgium
on the issue of "Security Council Reform"
New York, 7 November 2013
Mr. President,
I have the pleasure to speak on behalf of the Kingdom of Belgium and the Kingdom of the Netherlands. Thank you for the timely convening of this annual debate of the General Assembly on Security Council Reform.
I would also like to thank you for your letters of 22 October and 6 November and for putting this issue back on the agenda. We commend your decision to reappoint Ambassador Tanin. We believe he deserves praise for his constructive and energetic role as Chair of the intergovernmental negotiations process over the past few years and we are convinced that he will continue the good work.
The intergovernmental process indeed needed an early resumption. We support your idea to produce a basis for the start of the intergovernmental negotiations and in this regard we welcome the establishment of an Advisory Group. We hope that your determination can create a new momentum, because the ultimate goal of our endeavor remains as important as ever before: a more effective, transparent and representative Security Council, which reflects the geopolitical realities of the 21st century and contributes to a more credible United Nations and a reinforced international system.
Mr. President,
The main ideas about Security Council reform of the different groups in these intergovernmental negotiations are well known. Some are shared by a vast majority of member states, including Belgium and the Netherlands. For instance: we believe that there should be an expansion of the Council in both categories of membership; permanent and non-permanent.
Other ideas and proposals are more recent but deserve our careful attention. In particular support of the French proposal of a code of conduct for the voluntary limitation of the use of the veto right in case of mass atrocities comes to mind. It is both ambitious and heartening. We encourage the other permanent members of the Council to consider it with an open mind.
Whatever the proposals on the table, Belgium and the Netherlands would like to stress that all member states should be genuinely willing to engage in a process of give and take. Compromises will be required of all of us. There is no alternative, should we indeed want to make progress. We have said it many times before: We need to take action to change the status quo.
Mr. President,
After the conclusion of this general debate, we will be looking forward to the first meeting of the intergovernmental negotiations. It will allow us to go into more detail. We hope it will set the stage for concrete and conclusive negotiations.
Belgium and the Netherlands assure you, as well as the able Chair of our working group, of our full support to any genuine effort that can lead to real progress.
I thank you.


text: Our friend Hannah of the Burgers and Bruce blog was lucky enough to be in the pit at Bruce Springsteen's unbelievable show in Rome last Thursday, July 11, and agreed to share her thoughts on the show with us here. Find her on Twitter at @BurgersAndBruce.Each time I set off for another Springsteen show I get asked why I'm going to another, "aren't you tired of hearing the same old songs the whole time?" I try to explain, exasperated, that every show is different, there's so many songs to hear that no Springsteen concert is ever the same.It's not just the set list that makes the show different though, it's very much about the crowd around you too. But if I'm entirely honest, where I see Springsteen in concert is also largely dictated by the food I'm going to eat while I'm there (making Italy and New York obvious choices and Coventry an odd one).The concert in Rome on Thursday night is the perfect example of how these factors all come together – a sensational set list, a passionate crowd and a feast of Italian cuisine to top it all off.Every tour I try to get to at least one Italian date. Last year it was the�'Frenzy in Firenze,' and this year for me it had to be Rome, a city I'll never tire of.�The Italian fans are some of the most hard core I've seen, and whilst I feel way out of my depth getting hurled around a sweaty pit in 35 degree heat, it's never been enough to stop me going back for more.Thursday 11th July was a particularly hot and humid one in Rome, and the Italians, famed for their dedication to Springsteen, make it the norm to queue from the early hours (I'm talking 5 a.m. at least) to be at the very front of the stage.Despite the heat and lack of food and water, the atmosphere on Thursday was relaxed as we waited for Bruce later that day. We were treated to (and I do mean treated to because they were brilliant) a fun set from a band called The Cyborgs. I've since asked them on Twitter where they are from, and they told me "the future."� That's all I know, so look them up.The light then started to fade and at 8.50 p.m., the piano was tinkling. Despite the heat, there were chills down my spine when we realised they were opening with "Spirit In the Night" – an incredible opener for a very special show. The fans switched from moving like spirits to the Springsteen fan dance I've long been accustomed to, the "jump and point," for "My Love Will Not Let You Down."The crowd surged forward and I found myself shifted from 20 metres back to five metres from the barrier for "Badlands," before "Death To My Hometown" and "Roulette" were sung with the same fervour as if Bruce were performing them for the very first time. "Lucky Town" proved that the Italians have the same unfaltering passion for Springsteen no matter which song he plays, and they sang along to this '90s track in delight, as did I.By this point I realised that my beloved sign was not going to cope with the hot pit, the surges forward and the bare chested Italian men rubbing up against me and my sign (why they felt the need to get naked for Bruce I will never know). I declared an emergency situation, and scrawled a Burgers and Bruce themed sign on one of the many cut out hearts dotted through the crowd.The more normal sign requests soon followed with Bruce heading down to the crowd to collect a variety of cardboard masterpieces, returning to the stage with his hands full and signs held between his teeth. "Summertime Blues" had us boogieing away before a couple got to celebrate their wedding anniversary hearing "Stand On It."Working On The Highway continued the upbeat tracks before "Candy's Room" belted out, a song I'd been listening to the day before thinking, "if only he would play it." But that was just the beginning of what was to come. Despite saying it's one of my least favourite songs (don't hate me), I really am beginning to be converted by "She's The One," and it would be hard to fault this version, with Mona intro, which has transformed an OK-ish song (to me) to a incredible live masterpiece. But that's what Bruce does.Another sign request, "Brilliant Disguise," was believe it or not a highlight for me up until this point. I haven't heard it live before and I'm not overly keen on the twangy album version, but with an older, gruffer Bruce it was really quite captivating.When "Kitty's Back" started I don't think anyone in the crowd anticipated what we were about to see – we were just ecstatic to hear this one song, which kept going and going, getting better…and better…and better. "Incident On 57th Street," into "Rosalita," finally my jaw dropped for "New York City Serenade," which started to an eerily silent crowd.I didn't breath through the whole thing, every single person would have had tingles down their spine. Performed with a strings section from the Roma Sinfonietta Orchestra, the camera focused on the small group of guest musicians and we saw them on the big screen, stealing knowing glances at each other as they played, thinking "f********ck does it get better than this???"It couldn't have been better for us either. I think we had all resigned ourselves to the fact that this was a song we were unlikely to hear live, especially here, but there we were, listening to the song's European debut. Finally when the song was over, I could breath again, and I settled back into the show."Shackled and Drawn" remained on the set list, thank heavens, another chance to watch the side stepping E Streeters (although Steve never side steps, he just looks distressed to be surrounded by the choreographed moves).Bruce then teased the ladies of the crowd (and the guys too actually) during "Darlington County" and soon after Bruce told us about "Bobby Jean," before "Waiting On A Sunny Day." A terrified Italian boy gripped a red rose on the stage, before he lept back into the crowd without a goodbye for Bruce, something Bruce seemed amused by, especially as clinging onto him for a hug has become the norm from his fans. "The Rising" followed, then "Land Of Hope And Dreams," a song I'd be happy to listen to every day for the rest of my life."Born In The USA" sounded better to me without being surrounded by the other songs of the album, before the usual lively performances of "Born To Run," "Dancing In The Dark" and "10th Avenue Freeze Out." Hearing" Twist and Shout" I thought it might be the last song, but the festival atmosphere continued with The Isley Brothers' "Shout," which had the whole crowd going wild, celebrating the night and what we'd been lucky enough to see.The solo acoustic "Thunder Road" ended a Springsteen set that will go down in history. As the crowd applauded Bruce with clapping and whooping, I glanced at the old man stood next to me, twice the age of the fans around him, peering over the heads and iPhones, backpack on and glasses steamed up from the sweaty pit. He kept calling to Bruce, over and over, "grazie mille Bruce" (thank you Bruce), "grazie mille, grazie mille, grazie mille, grazie mille….."I doubt Bruce heard him, but I hope he knows, every day, how much we thank him for his music.Especially that night.


text: After serving as opening acts on Brand New's 2007 tour, Manchester Orchestra's Andy Hull and solo artist Kevin Devine began working together in spurts. After releasing a split EP in January 2010, the two launched Bad Books, a collaborative side project featuring vocals and songwriting contributions from both musicians. Bad Books' self-titled debut was released later that year. ~ Andrew Leahey, Rovi


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Vegas.com uses a service to speed page loads for visitors to its mobile site.
Katie Evans
Vegas.com knows that what happens on a smartphone, such as opening an e-mail, tends to stay on a smartphone, such as clicking a link in that e-mail to visit Vegas.com for more information.
And so, Vegas.com, a booking site for Las Vegas shows, hotels and attractions, wanted to make sure that potential tourists could not only view its marketing e-mail on mobile devices but easily view a web page that e-mail linked to. For example, if a consumer clicks on a link for a promotion for a suite at the MGM Grand, the booking site wants to be sure she lands on Vegas.com's mobile-optimized site, not the full site which would load slowly and be difficult to navigate on a phone.
To do this, Vegas.com in mid-2012 implemented a service from content delivery network EdgeCast Networks Inc. that can detect the device a consumer is using and render the appropriate site. That means if a mobile consumer clicks on a link in a marketing e-mail sent by Vegas.com he will be directed to the mobile-optimized site.
The service also works for other e-mails Vegas.com sends to a desktop user that are forwarded on to another consumer who opens the e-mail on her smartphone, says Anthony Citrano, vice president of marketing for EdgeCast.
"Often, friends send each other links with deals that direct to a desktop site, but (the friend may) open the link on a phone," Citrano says. "They are more likely to check out the deal if they are automatically directed to the device-optimized site. Otherwise, they'll be frustrated with longer loading times and a bad experience."
The device-detection feature also goes beyond e-mail links. For example, if a mobile phone user enters Vegas.com in her browser or is directed to Vegas.com through a mobile ad, she is automatically sent to the company's mobile site at m.vegas.com.
In addition to the device-recognition technology, Vegas.com is using EdgeCast's content delivery network to speed mobile page loads. Content delivery networks, or CDNs, store web page content on servers located around the world, and thus can deliver content from servers geographically close to the consumer, speeding up page load times.
"We have always used EdgeCast or another CDN for mobile because it improves the customer experience and increases conversion rate, particularly for users located farther away from our Southern Nevada data center," says Bryan Allison, chief operating officer of Vegas.com. "Using EdgeCast, we have seen additional improvements in page load times." Allison wouldn't reveal specific changes in mobile conversions or page load times since using EdgeCast.
To implement EdgeCast's content delivery services, Vegas.com uploaded heavy site content, such as video files and large objects, to EdgeCast's system. It then set up its sites (mobile and PC) within EdgeCast's portals, and changed the domain name server to point to EdgeCast servers near the consumer, rendering pages more quickly.


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Sean O'Connor explains the importance of glitter at a Ke$ha concert, how he briefly became a gay porn star and why Halloween is his favorite holiday.
Hey everybody.
How are you guysdoing tonight-- good?
(audience whoops)
Yeah, well, this is my energy--let's get used to it.
And we're good-- here we go.
A little about me--I have A.D.D.
And I don't know if anyof you guys have it,
but if you don't, get it.
It's the best.
My doctor prescribedme Adderall.
He's like, "You can'tdrink on Adderall."
I was like, "No,you totally can.
It makes it better."
I'm like, "You should knowthat-- you're a doctor.
Why are you lying?"
I love Adderall because not onlydoes it help you concentrate,
but it's alsoan appetite suppressant.
So most of the time, I'm like,
"I could eat dinner right now
"or I could read ten booksabout birds,
let's read ten booksabout birds."
Guys, I know so muchabout birds.
Did you guys know a bird
is the only animal you can throw
and you're helping it?
You throw a dog,you're an asshole.
You throw a bird,
you're gonna hearthe word "majestic."
As it flies away.
I don't understand peoplewho get super muscular.
Like, super muscular, ripped andjacked in their muscle areas,
and they're notprofessional athletes.
Like, my little brother's supermuscular, ripped and jacked,
and he says things like,"Image is everything."
I'm like, "Yeah, look at you.
You're, like, a really strongrestaurant manager."
Now, go get us some bread--we'll be waiting."
I'm much smarter than him;I was a very smart kid.
How I know I was smart--I quit karate as a child
so I wouldn't havea ponytail as an adult.
I was very smart.
I live in Los Angeles;I hate every single person
that lives in my neighborhood.
There's this guyI hate the most.
One morning I was outside,smoking a cigarette,
'cause I'm super productive,
and he came upto me and was like,
"Hey, could I have a cigarette?"
And I said, "Sure," and then hesat there and smoked it with me.
I was like, "Oh, you weresupposed to leave.
"Like, I don't want to know you.
You're the worst."
Then he asked me dumb questions.
He was like, "What do you dofor a living?"
I was like, "I'm a comedian--what do you do?"
And he was like,"It's complicated."
"Go on, let's hear it."
He was like, "I'm an artist.
"What I do is go into a fieldand record a sound.
"Then I mash it upwith other sounds I record
to create a sound collage."
And I was, like,"You can say unemployed.
"You don't have to go intodetail about how unemployed.
Not a contest."
I was at a bar one time.I sent a drink over to a girl.
She sent it right back.
I didn't know that was allowed.
I went over to tell herit wasn't allowed,
and how that came out was,
"What the (bleep) isyour problem?"
And she was like, "No offenseto you-- I don't drink
because my dad's an alcoholic."
Which was sad and awkward.
What made it more awkward wasanother guy walked over
and was like, "I overheard whatshe said and I completely agree.
'Cause I don't do heroin becausemy dad was a heroin addict."
And there was two thingswrong with that.
Because one, I didn't sendheroin over to that guy.
I mean, mind your own businesswhen I'm talking to a lady.
And then two,you don't need a backstory
for reasonswhy you don't do heroin.
I live with my girlfriend.
I'm not mature enoughto live with a girl.
Every nightwhen she goes to sleep,
I draw a dick on her face.
I'm like,"I've only lived with guys.
How does this work?"
I usually date the same typeof girls over and over.
I usually datelittle mousy girls with bangs
who wear cardiganseven in the summer.
They say things like, "I wishour bodies were made of blankets
so we could just layon one another."
I'm like, "Me, too--that sounds dumb.
Let's do it."
Then one time I datedthis girl who was, like,
a real sexual dynamo,
and we triedall these different things.
And I found outa lot about myself.
Like I found outthat I am way too silly
for most sex things.
Because this one timethis girl was like,
"I want you to throw mearound the bedroom."
And I was like, "How aboutyou just run and I trip you?"
It sounds so much safer...
and hilarious.
She was really goodat dirty talk.
I'm not good at dirty talk.
I'm too bashful for dirty talk.
I'm just a little boy,I don't need to hear that filth.
This one time, she was like,
"You feel so good inside of me."
And I was like, "Weird...(laughs)
"You're making me feel weird.
"I'm gonna go puton another shirt.
"And when I get back, we'regonna have a 20-minute talk
about boundaries,so stay tight."
It was me and two dudesand, uh...
we were like,"Whatever, you only live once...
Just kidding.
It was me, a guy and a girl.
What happened wasI was at a party.
I was walking up the stairs.
This guy I sort of know, like anacquaintance, came up to me,
and he was like, "There'sa girl in the other room.
And she wants usto double team her."
So I was like, "Okay,let's do that, teammate."
So we go into the room...
and then, as soon as he gotinto the room,
he just started having sexwith her doggy style,
like immediately-- he went intothe room and then into her.
And... and I was just watching.
Like, "Go, team, uh...
It looks like we're winning."
So as he's doing it,he whispers to me, he was like,
"(bleep) her mouth."
I was like,"You don't need to whisper.
"She's right there,like, she hears you.
"It's a small room.
I don't thinkwe're gonna trick her."
Plus I had just got there.
Like, I was going up the stairs
to do, like, arts and craftsor something.
And now I'm herein the opposite situation.
I had to getwarmed up first, guys.
It was... you can'tjust throw a guy into war.
So what I did wasI started making out with her.
Now, I don't know if anyof you fellas out there
have ever made outwith a girl...
who's getting (bleep)doggy style.
No? No one, no one?
No one? No? No? No?
No? No? No?
What you have to do isyou yourself have to get
into the doggy style positionto do it.
And you're kissing, you're like,
"Meow, meow, meow..."
I don't know how you guys kiss.
I just meow a lot...it was just weird...
'cause it's doggy style.
And then the entire time,you're like, checking over
your shoulder to make sure noone else walks into the room,
sees you and it's like,"Free butt!"
And you're like, "No, no, no."
It's, like,the most not-free butt.
This butt is under construction.
A lot of people thinkI'm gay, when they meet me.
And, I mean, I probablywill be one day.
But for right now,
it's about thisreally confusing journey, right?
And, uh...
I always get very upsetwhen people say that
gay people shouldn't get marriedbecause it's not in the Bible.
I don't like that;I don't like that at all.
You guys seems fine with it.
And, uh...what's up with that?
Bible's really old.
Saying let's update that.
Let's just add another book.
Just 15 pages of dudes (beep).
At the endJesus comes up and goes,
"I'm totally cool with that.
You guys good?You need anything else?"
I'm originally from New Jersey.
Which is the most Americanpart of Italy.
Our state bird is a meatball.
Our state motto is:Bon Jovi's pretty good.
Everybody in New Jerseyloves Bon Jovi.
They love him, for some reason.
Here's how much they love him.
The other nightI was asleep in my bed,
2:00 a.m., Los Angeles time.
I get a call from my mom,5:00 a .m., Bon Jovi time.
My mom worksat an emergency room, overnight.
She called me up,woke me up, panicked.
She was, like,you'll never guess
who's in the emergency roomright now.
I'm half asleepand now I have to guess.
So, I'm, like, Dad?
And my mom said, "Better."
(chuckling):Bon Jovi.
Let's stayon the topic of music.
My favorite thingabout music right now:
interviews with Dave Matthews.
Now I don't know how you guysfeel about his music,
but trust me,his interviews are way better.
"Por ejemplo,"a couple years back,
Rolling Stone askedDave Matthews this question:
Dave, you releasedthree albums in one year.
That's a lot of albums.How'd you do it?
Dave responded with,"I'm gonna be honest with you.
Two of those albumswould not have happened
if four peoplewho were close to me didn't die.
When I read that,all I could think is:
Goddamn God's accuracy.
Killing four peopleclose to Dave Matthews
and missing Dave Matthews.
He was right there.
My other favorite thingabout music is Kesha.
I love Kesha.
Woo, woo, woo, Kesha.
For those of youwho don't know who Kesha is,
she's the new Beatles,and... she's incredible.
I went to see Kesha live
and it was the best nightof my entire life.
First off, her audienceis so diverse.
There was, like, meand then 9,000 teenage girls.
I'm, like, whoa, we're allthe same, I think, I don't know.
They were all the same.They were all 15
and trying to be sluttybut had no idea
how to do it.
They were going up to guysand, like,
"You could put itwherever you want.
Whatever that means."
It's, like, you're not gonnalike what that means.
It means "da butt," and...
Then Kesha came out.
And it was life-changing.It was perfect.
I found out she had more thanthree songs. That was good.
In the middle of her sixth song,which is about
how her vagina's a goldTrans-Am...
in the middle of the song,after she says the chorus...
she goes, "Stop!"
And all the musicians stopped.
And me and allthe teenage girls stopped.
'Cause our queenwas about to speak.
And she was, like,
"I just realized something."
And we're, like,what did Kesha...
just realizein the middle of her song about
how her (bleep)is a gold Trans-Am?
She's good at multitasking.
And she was, like,
"I just realizedthere's not enough glitter
on these titties."
And then a guywith a bucket came out.
And poured so much glitteron those titties
he saved the concert.
So, I Googled it to see ifthat was, like, the one show
where Kesha didn't remember
to put enough glittieson those titties.
No, it happened at all 83 shows.
That was a guy's job.
That's definitely a jobyou get on Craigslist.
Where it's, like,"must have own bucket."
He's, like, I got a bucket.
What are we doingwith my bucket?


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Montana State Office
|Release Date: 08/30/11
Stillwater County to Enter Stage 1 Fire Restrictions
Stage 1 fire restrictions will go into effect on all federal, state, and private land in Stillwater County September 2 at 12:01 a.m. Big Horn, Yellowstone, Treasure, and Carbon counties are already under Stage 1 restrictions.
Go to http://firerestrictions.firecenter.umt.edu/FireRestriction_pub/ for more details and information on other area fire restrictions.
Under Stage 1, campfires are prohibited, and smoking is allowed only within an enclosed vehicle or building, a developed recreation site, or while stopped in an area at least three feet in diameter that is barren or cleared of all flammable materials. Camp stoves fueled solely by liquid petroleum or LPG fuels that can be turned on and off are exempted from the restriction. Such devices can only be used in an area that is barren or cleared of all overhead and surrounding flammable materials within three feet.
Some counties may require a permit for agricultural burning. Contact the local fire department or sheriff's office for more information and to obtain any necessary permits.
Take extra caution when working and recreating outdoors to prevent wildland fire starts. Anyone who causes a wildland fire intentionally or through negligence will be held accountable for damage and suppression costs.
The BLM manages more than 245 million acres of public land, the most of any Federal agency. This land, known as the National System of Public Lands, is primarily located in 12 Western states, including Alaska. The BLM also administers 700 million acres of sub-surface mineral estate throughout the nation. The BLM's mission is to sustain the health, diversity, and productivity of Americas public lands for the use and enjoyment of present and future generations. In Fiscal Year 2015, the BLM generated $4.1 billion in receipts from activities occurring on public lands.
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Oh noez! Bluds, could u plz make it a different color so it matches my avatar. TIA
Oh noez! Bluds, could u plz make it a different color so it matches my avatar. TIA
"Hey thanks for emailing me. Why you dropping Fairy Tail again?????? It is one of the most awesome manga so please please keep doing it because I do now want to add other scans to my collection since it is not so good. If you need help I can help out with anything except I don't know how to do the manga typing and that kind of stuff. By the way, are you thinking about Code Breaker? If so, I can also maybe help with that too. Also, next time if you will drop the series don't email me. It is depressing news and I will rather just not know this time. Thank you."
This maybe one of the best toolbar I've ever seen.
I have some suggestion to improve it, like it would be nice to have somethig like :
Manga Sites -> Scanlators -> name of the group -> websites or irc channel
And maybe some links to groups who are more active on IRC countrary to their websites like korean mangas translations, etc...
Well that's all i can think of right now
I just wish you could choose the color of the text, since you can't see the text in some themes in firefox.
Is there a shortcut to the search engine in the toolbar? In Firefox all I use is Ctrl + J (Linux) to access the search bar so something like that would be nice. I would hate having to click on the search bar all the time because I'd rather just use the Ctrl + J for the Firefox search instead.
Have you tried setting it as the default search bar? I believe it prompts you to do so when you first install it.
Yeah, and no matter what options I choose under "Additional Settings" the default search bar is still the Fx search bar. I also tried removing the search bar from my GUI, but then Ctrl + J just takes you to the Google page. That's why a short cut would be nice .
I started firefox today and it told me there was an update to the mangashare toolbar addon to download. I don't notice a difference, what is it?
I'm wondering if this will work with Opera.
And yes, I signed up JUST to ask that question.


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Adrenalin Cheer & DancePerforming Arts Cheerleading Classes & Lessons
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I have been apart of adrenalin for 6 years and it was the best decision I ever made! This club is my second family and I don't know what I would do without them. Cheerleading is a great sport to get into as it combines a whole heap of different skills, dancing and teaches you the true meaning of teamwork. It's keeps you fit and healthy and it's just all round a lot of fun. Nothing like your stereotypical football cheerleaders you see in the movies. This is the real deal! <3
Joining Adrenalin is one of the most amazing experiences I've ever had. From being in skills classes to multiple competitive teams I have developed as a person and an athlete. Cheer leading keeps me fit and is a fun and physically challenging sport which I devote majority of my time to. I wouldn't go to any other club, it's like a family and I love the people and the atmosphere.


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Amazon nabs the top spot for online cosmetics sales
One of every five beauty purchases online is made via the Amazon marketplace, according to a new report.
Amazon nabs the top spot for online cosmetics sales
One of every five beauty purchases online is made via the Amazon marketplace, according to a new report.
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Sport Chalet, a chain of 54 sporting goods stores that also sells online and through mobile commerce, does some $350 million in total annual sales—a mark it has hit with a strong cross-channel retailing strategy that focuses on how customers want to shop, rather than on how Sport Chalet wants to sell to them.
But to realize the benefits of increased customer loyalty and incremental sales, retailers must work hard at making sure their company is providing a consistent and complementary shopping experience online, in stores and through mobile and social commerce, Peter Taylor, Sport Chalet's director of business development, said at the Internet Retailer 2012 Conference & Exhibition in a session titled "Cross-Channel Commerce: Techniques and technologies to leverage."
And that means designating someone at the retailer to take the lead, he said. "Someone has to figure out how to get it done, serving customers across all channels," he said.
At Sport Chalet, a strong cross-channel experience has required a continuous effort to make each of its selling channels blend in with the other channels, providing a more consistent shopping experience for customers, he added. "We started trying to making the web site look more like the stores, then we tried to make the stores more like the web site. Now we are trying to make the online experience more like the store experience, and the store experience more like the online experience."
Merchandising and marketing displays for Brooks running shoes, for example, will offer similar content, including customer reviews, regardless of which channel a customer shops in.
That should make the customer more comfortable with Sport Chalet across its selling channels—as well as more comfortable in the running shoes she buys.
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The Emery County 4-H Horsemanship competitions have come to a sliding stop for the year. There were 68 enrollees in the program in 2003, this being the largest number of members in recent history. The state individual competition was held in September and Emery County shined throughout the two day event.
Representing Emery County in the senior division were Bailey Bohn, Jade Jensen, Jesse Jensen, Amy Langston and Laura Wright. The intermediate division was made up of AnnDee Adams, Tawny Conder, Jacie Fasselin, Tawn Jewkes and Cade Whittle. Turning heads in the junior division were Dakin Allred, Meran Allred, Mandy Langston, Ben Toomer and Camie Whittle.
Out of 108 junior division competitors, the placings were as follows, in the Judged Events: Test; Dakin Allred took first place, Ben Toomer placed fourth and Camie Whittle placed seventh; Fitting and Showmanship; Ben Toomer took first place, Dakin Allred came in seventh and Mandy Langston placed eighth; Trail; Dakin Allred placed fifth, Camie Whittle took seventh and Ben Toomer placed 10th. In the All-Around Judged Events, Ben Toomer took second place, Dakin Allred took fifth and Meran Allred placed 18th.
In the Speed Events: Quadrangle; Ben Toomer finished in fifth place. In All-Around Speed, Ben Toomer placed eighth. The junior All-Around winners (including, test, judged and speed events): Ben Toomer won the first place All-Around winner at State; Dakin Allred took fifth and Meran Allred placed 16th.
With close to a 100 competitors in the intermediate division, Cade Whittle took first place in Trail, eighth place in the All-Around Judged events and ended up with a respectable 17th place for the All-Around (test, judged and speed events).
With close to 100 competitors in the senior division: Judged Events; Amy Langston came in at ninth place for the Test, eighth place in the Western Horsemanship, fifth place in Trail and ended up in seventh place for the All-Around Judged events.
Speed Events: Barrels, Jesse Jensen place seventh; Poles, Jesse Jensen finished in fifth place; Quadrangle, Amy Langston placed fifth; All-Around Speed, Amy Langston finished in seventh place, Jesse Jensen came in at ninth place and Jade Jensen finished 17th.
For the senior All-Around (test, judged and speed events), Amy Langston repeated her placing from last year, taking the fourth place all around spot. She also repeated last year's performance by receiving the blue ribbons in every event.
Other 4-H Horsemanship senior division members competed at the Utah State Fair in the Team Competition.
Emery County made up more than half of the region team and finished in second place.
Those members were Bailey Bohn, Jade Jensen, Amy Langston and Laura Wright.


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Bradley, Courtney, and Cameron announce the marriage of their parents.
Beau D. Killpack and Jennifer M. Price will exchange their vows on Feb. 21.
A reception in their honor will be held at 5 p.m. at the Emery County Recreation Center, 75 South 400 East, Castle Dale. Friends and family are welcome.
Parents of the bride are Loran and Julie Price of Pleasant Grove and Sylvia Mecham of Price.
Parents of the groom are Roger and Sandra Killpack of Ferron.


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Change is constant. That's why a best-in-class Change Control system is critical for promoting innovation and growth while maintaining a state of control. A Change Control system for document changes, design changes, production and process changes is at the heart of every Quality System and a crucial element of regulatory compliance.
The complex changes common today involve a myriad of elements – specifications, procedures, test methods – that must be carefully coordinated and verified throughout the change process. Companies must adequately assess and validate the impact of changes, but are hamstrung by poor assessment methods, complex procedures and inadequate approvals. Moreover, manual steps to execute changes increase the likelihood of error. In fact, few companies have a "don't ask, don't tell" policy towards errors in their change process – that is, until an auditor starts asking difficult and probing questions.
ENOVIA Life Sciences Accelerator for Change Control is designed to help Life Science companies manage the change process from request to implementation and closure. It is intended to ensure that the proper processes are followed every time and that change activities are completed according to plan.
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Change Documentation and Impact AssessmentsThe Quality Change Order is used to control the change to the affected documents from beginning to end. The Quality Change Order captures basic information such as the description and the reason for change. It guides users through the collection of required information such as risk assessments, regulatory assessments and cost analyses. ENOVIA Life Sciences Accelerator for Change Control provides dynamic links to related documents and data for improved visibility into related business processes. Summary, Aging and History Reports are provided to improve change status visibility and help identify process bottlenecks.
Implementation Action PlansThe Quality Change Order is used to capture a detailed Action Plan that to assess and, later, implement the required change. The Action Plan can require predetermined Action Tasks to be completed depending on the type of change or other defined criteria. Alternately, Action Tasks can manually be added as needed for that particular change. Until the specified action tasks are completed, the Quality Change Order is prohibited from proceeding to the next phase. Action Tasks are updated in the system directly by the person assigned to the task, thereby eliminating the burden of manually tracking Action Plan execution and providing activity traceability.
Process ApprovalsWhen approving a change, ENOVIA Life Sciences Accelerator for Change Control automatically determines the appropriate approvers depending on the types of documents being changed and other defined criteria. The approvals comply with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) Part 11 regulation for access control, security and traceability.


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Nestlé Waters Renews Support For Student Conservation Association Urban Conservation EffortsPRWeb
Partnership enables 1,500 urban teens to work in green jobs and connect with natureRead more
Volunteers build on nature's beautyThe Register Star
Bog bridge builders Jacquelyn Hokamp, Eric Newman and Allison Lent assemble the basic elements of the bridge — sill, stringer and rebar rods hammered into the dirt to anchor things.Read more
Teens Spend Summer Volunteering at El Malpais NCACibola Beacon
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Student Conservation Association Hosts Let's Move Outside! Service Event at Kenilworth Park and Aquatic GardenSeattle Post Intelligencer
Washington, D.C. Trail Project Commemorates SCA's 55th Anniversary
(WASHINGTON, D.C.) June 26, 2012—With a focus on healthy kids and a healthy environment, the Student Conservation Association (SCA) today conducted a Let's Move Outside! service project for more than 100 active youth...Read more
New Youth Jobs Initiatives Mark Student Conservation Association's 55th AnniversarySeattle Post Intelligencer
10,000 Placements Per Year Projected by 2020
Backcountry stewards, assistant forest rangers will patrol outdoorsAdirondack Daily Enterprise
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With the busy summer hiking season approaching, the state Department of Environmental Conservation recently announced that it will have backcountry stewards and assistant forest...Read more
Huge swath of Angeles National Forest reopensTimes Community News
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Danny Saunders, 20 of Arcadia, talks about working for the Student Conservation Association's Angeles Wildfire Recovery Project at the Wildwood Picnic Area in Big Tujunga Canyon in the Angeles National Forest in...Read more
Environmental science lessons extended outside the classroomWinnisquam Echo
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Jesse Teeter and Steven Silvestri of Belmont High School helped members of the Student Conservation Association and the New Hampshire Landscape Association remove glossy buckthorn from conservation wetlands along Route 140 in Belmont last...Read more
Returning vets fight fireCrossville Chronicle
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CROSSVILLE — Cemeteries are given special attention this week in preparation for Memorial Day next Monday. During the Civil War gracious ladies of the...Read more
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With unsurpassed style and innovation, Bally's footwear collections are based upon a commitment to craftsmanship and attention to detail. The leather Norberta boot is the perfect addition to your classic wardrobe.
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Converse Chuck Taylor All Star Chuck Taylor Girls Toddler & Youth Sneaker
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If they've never had a pair of these old school classics, now's the perfect time! The cool low-cut Chuck Taylor® All Star® sneaker from Converse will look great with just about any outfit.
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When Honda, the world's largest powersports manufacturer, first entered the personal watercraft (PWC) market in 2002, the message was loud and clear--their products would satisfy a growing demand for high-quality, high-performance, low-emission PWCs.
In its trademark style, Honda entered the market with a big splash. At a time when other PWC manufacturers were under intense pressure to lower emissions produced by their ubiquitous two-stroke engines, Honda introduced the world's first low-emissions four-stroke powered PWC. The normally-aspirated, family-sized three-person AquaTrax F-12 and turbocharged AquaTrax F-12X were immediate hits, testimony to Honda's comprehensive approach to building high-tech, well-integrated products. One year later, the two-person AquaTrax R-12 (non-turbo) and AquaTrax R-12X (turbo) were introduced, adding depth to Honda's growing watercraft line.
With each sale, Honda listened to customer input to determine what features were most important to PWC enthusiasts. Clearly, the four-stroke approach was spot-on. The engine's quiet, rider-friendly power was simple to manage and yet stout enough to easily tow a wake-boarder or skier. Honda's hull designs also hit a sweet spot, providing straight-line stability and comfort as well as quick-turning fun. But customers also wanted more--more convenience, more color choices and more power. For 2005, Honda has responded.
Honda's flagship F-12X is now available with GPScape, an innovative global positioning system (GPS). With the F-12X GPScape, riders can enjoy the peace of mind that comes with knowing they no longer have to search for landmarks or struggle with locating favorite play areas. Up to 100 waypoints can be stored and easily viewed in the GPScape's LCD display, which is conveniently housed in the standard meter assembly. Riders can easily lock in their loading ramp location before departing, program in the coordinates of their destination, and load multiple points of interest throughout the day. GPScape does the rest, telling the rider the distance and direction to a reference point from their present location. Upon arrival, GPScape alerts the rider with a bright "star" display. The GPS unit even includes a digital compass with pinpoint accuracy that indicates travel direction once underway.
Another new feature of the 2005 F-12X GPScape is a standard rear reboarding step, a first for Honda. Especially handy in deep water when two or more people are riding, it allows a wakeboarder or skier to easily remount. The reboarding step is also available as an option on the standard F-12X and F-12.
Honda finished off the AquaTrax F-12X GPScape with two handsome color options: candy red with black and silver accents or gold with black and silver accents on a white upper body. Both versions have a black lower body. A raised chrome turbo emblem tells the watercraft world that this is Honda's top-of-the-line machine.
New colors grace the standard F-12X for 2005 as well. With the same black hull as its sibling, this version of the turbo model receives a stunning blue with silver and black accents on the white upper body and includes the raised chrome turbo emblem.
More power for the F-12
The big news for the normally-aspirated, 1235cc inline four-cylinder F-12 is more power. Specifically, the torquey engine gets a substantial boost in top-end performance. The retuned, higher-revving engine produces 137.5 bhp at 8000 rpm, an increase of 10 percent and 1000 rpm over last year's model. With changes to the intake and exhaust cam timing to improve power, the F-12 maintains its strong, manageable low-end performance for excellent towing operation. Double springs on the intake valves assure high-rpm durability. Complementing the increase in power is a lighter-weight AC generator for quicker throttle response.
A redesigned Solas 147mm jet pump matches the engine's improved power characteristics for optimum drivability. The new impeller features polished leading edges for enhanced durability at increased engine speeds. The F-12's color options for 2005 are bright blue with silver and black accents on a white upper deck or silver with red and black upper deck accents. Both versions have white hulls and feature brushed aluminum raised emblems.
New look for the R-series
Honda's R-series two-person AquaTrax models also have new color treatments
for 2005. The R-12 is finished with a white hull and bright blue on the upper
deck with silver and black accents. The R-12X comes with a black hull and two
color options; bright blue with silver and black accents on the upper deck and
silver with black and red upper deck accents. The normally-aspirated R-12 has
a raised, brushed-aluminum emblem and the turbocharged R-12X has a raised, chromed
turbo emblem.
Honda's entire AquaTrax line received numerous anti-corrosion enhancements for 2005. Every part of the engine and its components were examined, leading to significant changes such as new alumite treatments to the cylinder head and exhaust manifold for even better durability. Less obvious is the addition of a drain hole on the lower crankcase flange to siphon away corrosive water, and the painted oil line sleeves that minimize rust. No one sweats the details like Honda and it is this thoughtful attention that is the hallmark of Honda's legendary quality.
The result? By listening to its customers and constantly making improvements, the 2005 Honda AquaTrax models once again raise the industry standard for performance and quality in personal watercraft.


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Body Glove 3T Barefoot Max Water Shoe - Womens
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Slip into this hybrid minimalist in-or-out of the water three toe designed 3T Barefoot Max shoe from Body Glove®. Featuring a integrated drainage system to keep you cool and allow water to slip out with ease. This an all water sport shoe that provides protection for you feet and the maximum ability to use your toes to grip any surface securely.
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"I bought this one for me and men's for my husband.It was first time for both of us to try bare foot style, so it was little awkward at first but once we got use to it, it was fine.Oh, one thing. If you have long nail, be careful when you put this on when its wet. Mine wasn't that long,but mesh kind of area around the ankle got ripped."
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Surprise, surprise, they finally decided to serialize the Goblin Night.
A new series comes from the one-shot that voted the best one-shot in Jump VS, written by YAGI Tomohiro, the young mangaka who won the Golden Future Cup for Goblin night in 2012.Spoiler!
I'm not sure if it was wise to wait over a year to serialize it (people might have already forgotten about what was the one-shot).
As to what it is, well the setting is pretty standard, something awakens within humans, ala Devilman or Area D, alike and sh*t gets real, as the world becomes hell.


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Oasis Arabian Magazine - Arabians in Polo
Well known for their endurance and spirit, Arabians are found playing polo at various levels of the sport all over the world. Much like the Arabian breed, the sport of polo represents a long history that has found a continued interest today and beyond.
Arabian Horse Breeders Conference
Michigan State University is hosting an Arabian Horse Breeders Conference on April 23-25. This is a truly unique opportunity for Arabian horse enthusiast! Featuring industry leaders: Judith Forbis, Scott Benjamin, Sigi Constanti, Dr. Cory Soltau, Dr. James Rooker, Bruce Clark, Cynthia Richardson, Dr. Hillary Clayton, and Dr. John Shelle...
Latest Advancements in Equine Reproduction
As the breeding season approaches, there are several astonishing new techniques available to breeders to increase the production from valuable or previously infertile mares and stallions.
Ca' di Gianni Europe Breeding Station
Scientific research and development of reproductive technologies are producing fundamental changes also in horse breeding of excellence. Increasingly sophisticated techniques of artificial insemination...
Equine Business - January 2010
In this column we will discuss the 'saved portion of profit' identified by way of business operating expense accounts.
Cerebellar Abiotrophy
All living species have their genetic diseases; it is a simple fact of nature. We can identify and manage such diseases through their symptoms, but perhaps...
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In business it is often said that 'profit is either earned or saved'. In this column we will discuss the 'earned portion of profit' identified by way of income accounts. Income accounts that are set up to be measured and managed will enable you to test your marketing and sales strategies, help identify how to make your business profitable, or if it is already profitable, how to improve on its profitability.
Breedings to Deceased Stallions Offered Via Injection Technique
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# The following innovations have been introduced in Kaspersky Anti-Virus:
* New protection component of the System Watcher provides monitoring of applications activity in the system and provides detailed information to other protection components. Due to the recoverable history of the applications activity, the component can roll back results of a malicious application's actions when such malicious actions are detected by various protection components.
* With the help of the Idle Scan module the computer may be scanned for viruses while you are not working on it, then scanning will stop when you return to work. This allows you to perform a scan regularly and at the same time prevents the reduction of the computer running speed when you need it.
* When Kaspersky Anti-Virus is installed on your computer, you can temporarily switch to Kaspersky Internet Security to assess its features. You can also purchase a license for further use of the application. You will not have to install Kaspersky Internet Security apart from Kaspersky Anti-Virus.


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Flames Prospects: Missed the Cut
Kent Wilson
July 10 2013 12:42PM
We recently wrapped up FN's ranking of the Flames top-15 prospects under 24. TJ Brodie topped the list, while Mark Jankowski came in at #15.
We'll re-order things next summer and I'm sure that list will include new guys like Sean Monahan, Emile Poirier and Morgan Klimchuk. For now, we'll look at the other hopefuls who didn't quite make the cut for various reasons this year.
Missed by a Nose
#16 - Joni Ortio - G
The 22-year old Finnish goalie gets lost in the mix a bit these days thanks to the success of Laurent Brossoit and Jon Gillies, both of whom made our top-10 list. Although Ortio struggled in a very brief appearance for the Abbotford Heat in 2011-12, he went back to his native land soon after and established himself as a capable starter for Markus Granlund's HIFK of the SM-liiga. Ortio started 54 of his team's 65 regular season games last year and managed a respectable .917 SV%, the 9th best save rate amongst goalies who played 40+ games in the league.
A former 6th round pick by the Flames, Ortio has never managed elite results anywhere, but last year was a strong enough step forward that he's worth keeping in the organization. Ortio may hop the pond and battle for a spot on the Heat with Brossoit and Berra, but he always has the option to go back and compete in the SM-liiga if things get too crowded in NA.
#17 - Pat Sieloff - D
The hard hitting second rounder from 2012 had an injury marred season in the OHL with Windsor and his output confirmed that he doesn't have much of an offensive game to speak of (3 goals, 11 points in 45 games). On the other hand, Sieloff was also a surprise late addition to the gold medal winning US squad at the world junior championships and provided a number of highlight reel bodychecks despite not being the biggest dude on the ice (6', 197 pounds) during the regular season with the Spitfires.
The lack of offense and potential durability concerns drop Sieloff's stock given his kamikaze style of game. If he can become a consistent top-2 shut-down defender and play most of the season this coming year, his value will rise.
#18 - Brett Kulak - D
In contrast to Sieloff, Kulak was the highest scoring defender on his team, the near-CHL worst Vancouver Giants this year. He managed 12 goals and 44 points in 72 games, just 13 points off the overall team lead. He was also a team worst -34 (thanks, in part, to goaltending that hovered around the .870 mark all season) and there's still some question marks about his size (5'11, 170 pounds) and overall game.
Of the Flames current prospects on the blueline (aside from TJ Brodie), Kulak probably has the highest offensive ceiling. It's hard to gauge guys when they play on horrible teams, so it will be interesting to see how he fares as a 20-year old, #1 defender for Vancouver next year.
#19 - Carter Bancks - LW
A high battle "glue guy", Carter Bancks is your prototypical balls-to-the-wall checker who every coach loves. Bancks was a free agent signing out of the WHL who has played three seasons with the Abbotsford Heat, which is likely where he'll spend most of his pro career. Bancks is small, but quick, feisty and willing to engage with just about anybody, making him a fan favorite.
That said, he doesn't have much offense or a high ceiling, so at best he could eventually work his way onto the big club's roster as a replacement level mucker and grinder on the 4th line.
#20 - Ryan Culkin - D
It was a relatively strong season for Culkin, who was a top-4 option for the Quebec Ramparts. Culkin's point total jumped from 25 points in his draft season to a decent 45 points. Like Kulak, Culkin was the highest scoring defender on his team, but unlike Kulak, he played on a quality club featuring guys like Adam Erne and Mikhail Grigorenko.
Culkin is a competent two-way defender who doesn't stand out as exceptional in any particular way, but tends to do most everything well. Similar to Sieloff and Kulak, a big season as a top-pairing guy in junior could drive his stock a lot higher.
Not Ranked
This group of players were eligible, but didn't get enough votes to even make it onto the list.
Coda Gordon - LW
The 6th rounder from 2012 ran in place this past year in terms of overall points with 59 in 70 games, although his goal scoring dropped off precipitously from 30 to just 17 relative to the season before. Not really fleet of foot, Gordon was drafted as a sniper with concerns about his overall game and 2012-13 didn't really provide any evidence of significant improvement overall.
Ryan Howse - LW
A 47 and 51 goal scorer in junior, Howse hasn't been able to overcome questions about his conditioning, compete level or foot speed to make a dent in the pro game yet. Last year, the 22 year old spent most of the season the ECHL where he scored 9 points in 20 games.
At this point, Howse is probably not a prospect of note for the organization. The AHL is the first true hurdle for hopefuls and a lot of them tend to fall hard and never recover.
John Ramage - D
After a four year college career, John Ramage finally signed with the Flames recently and will be fighting for a spot on the Abbotsford Heat come September. A squat but solid defender at 6', 205", Ramage is generally considered highly competitive and positionally sound.
Unfortunately, Rob Ramage's son doesn't seem to be particularly gifted in any one area of the game, which makes his pro ceiling somewhat low. His offensive game is nothing to talk about, he's not particularly big and he didn't exactly dominate the college ranks.
Ramage is a guy who could ripen in the AHL for a few years and develop into an Adam Pardy type player down the road. He's also the kind of guy who could struggle to keep his head above water in the AHL, like Brady Lamb did last year. We'll see which way he goes soon.
Matt Deblouw - C
Two-way college centerman Matt Deblouw started out the year on a near point-per-game pace for Michigan State University. He couldn't sustain that rate, however, and finished the year with just 21 points in 42 games. That total is underwhelming overall, although it was tied for the second best output on what was apparently a very low scoring squad.
Deblouw's game isn't really about offense anyways. Most scouting reports note he is a good face-off man who can play in a checking role and read the game well. At 19 years old and entering his sophomore season in college, we're many years away from knowing just how capable a prospect Deblouw really is.
No Longer Prospects
Finally, we have the guys who aren't really considered "prospects" anymore, if because they are too old or because their performance suggests they don't have a future in the NHL.
Greg Nemisz - RW
We're 5 years removed from the draft that saw Nemisz chosen 25th overall by the Flames and the big winger is as far away as ever from making the jump to the NHL. He turned 23 in June, so he's technically young enough to qualify as a prospect under our age guidelines, but the fact is Nemisz scored just 10 points in 55 games for the Heat last season, wasn't invited to the Flames training camp in January and wasn't recalled when the team was auditioning kids post-trade deadline.
An RFA heading into July, Nemisz was re-signed by Feaster recently, but there's a good chance he's being kept around as veteran AHL roster filler. He has never posted meaningful numbers in three seasons as a pro, in fact taking a gaint step backwards after battling injury this past year. Nemisz is a big guy at 6'3, 200 pounds, but he's not a crash and banger, doesn't read the play well enough to be a shut-down guy and still can't skate very well.
Leland Irving - G
Another failed first rounder, this past year was Irving's last chance to prove to management he could be an NHL level netminder. Instead, he struggled to be an AHL level goalie, eventually falling behind both Barry Brust and Danny Taylor on Abbotsford's depth chart. The Flames gave Irving a shot when Miikka Kiprusoff went down with injury, but he floundered in 6 starts, managing a SV% of just 88.3%.
Unlike Nemisz, Irving wasn't re-signed by the Flames this off-season and is currently looking for work. My guess is he ends up overseas.
Chris Breen - D
Disqualified because he turned 24 this June, Breen is one of the few players on this list who might have a chance at a meaningful NHL appearance down the line. The huge 6'7" defender has been a fixture amongst the Heat's top-4 rotation for a couple of seasons now and could very well challenge for a bottom pairing role with the Flames if things fall into place.
Despite his size, Breen was never drafted and was signed as a free agent out of the OHL. He has all the typical strengths and weaknesses of a bigger man: huge reach, size to clear the crease and battle in the corners vs lackluster mobility and puck skills. Breen also has zero offensive upside, with his pro career best total being 11 point in 73 games back in 2010-11. Incidentally, his junior career was similarly barren, with his production topping out at 13 points in 2008-09.
Breen's viability as an NHLer depends on who you talk to. Jim Playfair loved the player when he was coaching the Flames farm club and I know more than a few Heat fans/writers who swear he could have been playing in the show last year. I am far less bullish on his ability to make the jump, however, given my viewings of Breen - his way below average foot speed and puck skills look like intractable problems that will be relentlessly exploited by players at the next level, but then my exposure to the guy has been limited.
Gaelan Patterson - C
A 7th rounder in 2009, Patterson spent two seasons with the Heat where his point and games played totals dropped from marginal to near non-existent. He spent last year in the ECHL which is likely where he'll have to continue his por career. The Flames chose not to re-sign him this summer.
Ben Street - C, LW
A 26 year old AHL veteran, Street is too old to be considered a prospect. The Heat's third highest scorer last year, Street is a capable overall skater and could probably staff a 4th line on most NHL teams around the league. He'll be a leader for Abbotsford again this year and will probably find his way onto the Flames as an injury replacement now and then.
Bryan Cameron - C, RW
Like Ryan Howse, Cameron was a big scorer out of junior who had significant question marks about whether he could translate that offense at the next level. The answer is, no, he couldn't.
A free agent signing by the Flames in 2010, the 24 year spent one season in the AHL (his rookie year) before being permanently demoted to the ECHL where he has languished ever since. The team released him to free agency recently.
Other - David Eddy, Akim Aliu, Brady Lamb, James Martin
Although they didn't make the top-15 list, there's more than a few guys here who could climb up the orgs depth chart by taking a meaningful step forward this coming year. Guys like Kulak, Culkin, Ortio and Sieloff have promise and could bump a few of their peers with noteworthy performances in 2013-14.
On the other hand, you have a lot of big question marks and failed projects in this category as well. Nemisz and Irving represent the period of poor scouting that has partially led to the Flames downfall at this point in time. Particularly Irving, who is the only player in the Flames 2006 draft class to play an NHL game. Yikes.
Things are getting better though. I hope.
July 11 2013, 08:37AM
Right... of course Perron would help the Flames... if the oilers had to deal a 22 yr old with promise to get him who would we have had to give up. We arent exactly stacked with young players ... the ones we have we are keeping. Feaster had no asset to move that could have gotten Perron outside of Backlund or Baertshi or Brodie.
Thank you!
It seems like every time another team acquires a player, there are several people on here that ask why Feaster didn't pull the trigger first. We have about zero legitimate pieces to move outside of a few prospects (that we want to keep), vets (that are on bad contracts - either $ or term), prospects that aren't going to garner much (either long-term projects or college guys not able to come up for 2 or 3 years), or of course picks (that no one wants to give up - ie. first round).


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Robert Owen Fuller
Memorial services for Cortez resident, Robert Owen Fuller were held on Wednesday, August 6, 2014 at the Ute Mountain American Legion.
Robert "Bob" Owen Fuller and Molly K. Warren were married Dec. 24, 2006. I am proud of all Military, Police, Sheriff and Firefighters. They go to danger, we run from danger. Thank each one. We were a nation of In God We Trust.
Bob enjoyed Molly's three children, Rysta and Kim Williford, Kelly & Jerry Ayers and Chadd Warren; Molly's 11 grandchildren; and 11 great grandchildren. He loved Bonnie dog, his baby; and cats, Sir-Bounce-a-Lot and Sugar/Boots.
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There have never been more reliably-made cars across the board than in the last decade. It's one reason (besides the recession) why Americans are keeping their cars longer. Still that doesn't mean every used car on the road with 100,000 miles is created equally. (Unfortunately, when excitement goes up, reliability often ebbs. You can't get a Ferrari to be as trouble-free as a Civic. Sorry, that's life.)
So to find the most reliable oldies, we did some internal polling of our staff experts and surveyed a fistful of mechanics, like Derick Karabec, who owns Beek's Auto in Gardiner, N.Y., to see what they would buy for themselves or their family members. No matter the buyer, here's our list, complete with warnings for what to have your own mechanics check before purchase. (Any seller or reseller who refuses to let you have your own mechanic check out a car is hiding something.)
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Psalm 78
The Israelites are to teach the Lord's law to their children—Disobedient Israel provoked the Lord in the wilderness—The Egyptian plagues are recounted—The Lord chooses and blesses Judah and David.
1 Give
2 I will open my mouth in a
3 Which we have heard and known, and our
4 We will not
5 For he established a testimony in Jacob, and appointed a law in Israel, which he commanded our fathers, that they should make them known to their
6 That the generation to come might know them, even the children which should be born; who should arise and declare them to their children:
7 That they might set their hope in God, and not forget the works of God, but keep his commandments:
8 And might not be as their
9 The children of Ephraim, being armed, and carrying bows, turned back in the day of battle.
10 They kept not the
11 And forgat his works, and his wonders that he had shewed them.
13 He
14 In the daytime also he led them with a
15 He
16 He brought streams also out of the rock, and caused waters to run down like rivers.
17 And they sinned yet more against him by provoking the most High in the wilderness.
18 And they tempted God in their heart by asking
19 Yea, they spake against God; they said, Can God furnish a
20 Behold, he smote the rock, that the waters gushed out, and the streams overflowed; can he give bread also? can he provide flesh for his people?
21 Therefore the Lord heard this, and was wroth: so a
22 Because they
23 Though he had commanded the clouds from above, and opened the doors of heaven,
24 And had rained down manna upon them to eat, and had given them of the
25 Man did eat
26 He caused an
27 He rained flesh also upon them as dust, and feathered
28 And he let it fall in the midst of their camp, round about their habitations.
29 So they did eat, and were well filled: for he gave them their own desire;
30 They were not estranged from their
31 The wrath of God came upon them, and slew the fattest of them, and smote down the chosen men of Israel.
32 For all this they sinned still, and believed not for his wondrous works.
33 Therefore their days did he consume in
34 When he
35 And they remembered that God was their
36 Nevertheless they did
37 For their
38 But he, being full of compassion, forgave their iniquity, and destroyed them not: yea, many a time turned he his anger away, and did not stir up all his wrath.
39 For he remembered that they were but
40 How oft did they
41 Yea, they turned back and tempted God, and limited the Holy One of Israel.
42 They remembered not his hand, nor the day when he delivered them from the enemy.
43 How he had wrought his signs in Egypt, and his wonders in the field of Zoan:
44 And had turned their rivers into blood; and their
45 He sent divers sorts of flies among them, which devoured them; and frogs, which destroyed them.
46 He gave also their increase unto the caterpiller, and their labour unto the
47 He destroyed their vines with
48 He gave up their cattle also to the hail, and their flocks to hot thunderbolts.
49 He cast upon them the fierceness of his anger, wrath, and indignation, and trouble, by sending
50 He made a way to his anger; he spared not their soul from death, but gave their life over to the pestilence;
51 And smote all the
52 But made his own people to go forth like sheep, and guided them in the wilderness like a flock.
53 And he led them on safely, so that they feared not: but the
54 And he brought them
55 He cast out the heathen also before them, and divided them an inheritance by line, and made the tribes of Israel to dwell in their tents.
56 Yet they tempted and provoked the most high God, and kept not his testimonies:
57 But turned back, and dealt unfaithfully like their fathers: they were turned aside like a
58 For they
59 When God heard this, he was wroth, and greatly abhorred Israel:
60 So that he forsook the tabernacle of
61 And delivered his strength into captivity, and his glory into the enemy's hand.
62 He gave his people over also unto the sword; and was wroth with his inheritance.
63 The fire consumed their young men; and their maidens were not given to marriage.
64 Their priests fell by the sword; and their widows made no lamentation.
65 Then the Lord
66 And he smote his enemies in the hinder parts: he put them to a perpetual reproach.
67 Moreover he refused the tabernacle of Joseph, and chose not the tribe of Ephraim:
68 But chose the tribe of Judah, the mount Zion which he loved.
69 And he built his sanctuary like high palaces, like the earth which he hath established for
70 He chose
71 From following the ewes great with young he brought him to feed Jacob his people, and Israel his inheritance.
72 So he fed them according to the


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In a Final Agency Decision the Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) declined to carve out a request by Christensen for limited practice as a tax return preparer, and instead, disbarred him from all practice before the IRS finding that Christensen's conviction for theft, and the revocation of his CPA licenses, constituted disreputable conduct under Circular 230. Christensen had argued that he should be permitted to continue to prepare tax returns because his theft conviction resulted from a family matter that had nothing to do with his tax return preparation practice before the IRS.
"OPR strives to protect the integrity of the tax system from unscrupulous and incompetent practitioners regardless of how those traits become known," said Karen L. Hawkins, Director of OPR.
Agreeing with OPR's proposed sanction, the ALJ held the seriousness of Christensen's offense warranted disbarment from practicing before the IRS finding that the "Respondent has displayed a lack of integrity, including in his testimony at trial, in attempting to distinguish his professional actions from his 'father-daughter' relationship."
Christensen is prohibited from any practice (including tax return preparation) before the IRS for a five year period.