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Edith Elean Beech (Slaugh) Jeffs, born July 30, 1921, in Sunnyside, Utah, to Ernest Beech and Edith Francis Preston, passed away on March 10, 2004, in Salt Lake City at the age of 82.
She was a loving sister, wife, and a wonderful mother and grandmother. She never forgot a holiday and tried with her limited means to recognize her posterity on their special occasions. Edith was very proud of her legacy and all their accomplishments. Birthdays were a time she always sent a card and some money. She served over 25 years taking care of the needs of the elderly at the Care Center in Castle Dale and then in Ferron. She will be greatly missed by all her friends and posterity.
Her legacy is a brother Ernest Henry Beech, children Colleen Evelyn (John) Evridge, Charles Ernest (Eileen) Jeffs, Clareen Elean (Matt) Arnold, Charmaine Edith (William) Sharp, 30 grandchildren, 21 great-grandchildren, and 14 great-great-grandchildren. Edith was preceded in death by two husbands, Clarence Elven Slaugh and Dale Lee Jeffs, son Warren Elven Slaugh and his wife Judy, three siblings, Margaret Tracy Phieffer, Dorothy Florance Quinn, and Lois Jean Peters.
Funeral services held March 15, 2004, at 11 a.m. at the Fausett Mortuary chapel in Castle Dale. Burial in the Castle Dale Cemetery.
Our loving wife, mother and grandmother, Marjorie Brady, 80, of Sunnyside, passed away April 19, 2004, in Price. She was born Oct. 30, 1923, in Huntington to Soren and Margaret Mathie Anderson. She married Robert (Bob) Brady on May 24, 1947, in Huntington. Their marriage was solemnized in the Manti Temple on May 24, 1958.
Marge loved traveling with the Good Sams Club, sewing and playing cards. She served in the US Navy and was the Republican Delegate for Sunnyside. She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints where she served for 18 years as Primary President and she also served as Relief Society President.
Marjorie is survived by her husband Bob of Sunnyside, her children; Gale Brady (Kay Salazar) of Lakewood, Colo.; Karen (Scott) O'Brien of South Jordan; Pam (Robert) Martinez of Price; Rick (Marta) Brady of Tenino, Wash.; grandchildren; Heather, Staley, Richelle, Darek, Brady, Cori, Michael, Candy and Jenny. Also survived by 11 great-grandchildren and sister Lola Sitterud of Orangeville. Preceded in death by her parents, four brothers and five sisters.
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Jason Strudwick
May 29 2012 08:29AM
Fans and media alike are always wanting to know about "The Plan" for the Oilers. Does the team have a plan? What is The Plan? Why won't Steve Tambellini tell us The Plan? There is a strong feeling that it is a right of theirs to know the answers to these questions.
I am here to tell you mangers shouldn't outline their plan and you shouldn't want to know the details of The Plan. Don't get me wrong, I am not writing this as a show of support for or against the approach as GM of Steve Tambellini. His body of work to come will determine the outcome of his legacy as an Oiler general manager. I am writing this to outline how I think strong managers with longer track records function and why they keep their plans private.
A manager I have always admired is Lou Lamoriello. He has been the New Jersey Devils manager since 1987 (25 years). In that time he has won three Stanley cups and with this years post season run it is his fifth cup final.
Not too shabby.
Lucky Lou
He fiercely guards his club's secrets and privacy. Can anyone tell me one time he came out, stood behind a podium and outlined his plan? Never would happen. He operates to produce victories and not shake hands and kiss babies. Are there times that the fan base gets frustrated? Sure, but going to the cup final every fourth year in the last twelve probably helps get them over it.
The opposite of a private manager like Lou is the Toronto Maple Leafs Brian Burke. He chooses to be the face of the franchise. He has also been successful. He won a cup at the helm of the Anaheim Ducks and assembled many of the pieces that are still making the Canucks so strong. He was my GM when I was in Vancouver. I really liked and respected him, plus he was entertaining.
But why does he lay out his plan so often in the media? This makes no sense to me at all. It does get the Leaf fans excited, but when he fails to accomplish what he said he would do it makes it look like he failed. It puts the team in a position of bargaining weakness. As a fan you don't want that.
For example, near this year's trade deadline he publicly announced he was looking for more size up front. Why say it out loud? For whatever reason he didn't get any. Could it be that every other GM knew what wanted? When another GM with a good sized forward he is looking to trade hears that, does his asking price not automatically go up? Of course! He knows you want it.
I don't get it. Maybe he should watch the show Canadian Pickers - those guys know how to bargain! When the LA Kings pulled off their big trades last year, it blew the doors off of everyone. I can't remember any media members calling that. I loved it. The Kings management group played their cards tight to the vest. They did not lay that out for the world to see until it was completed.
I believe that it a major strength to have as a club. In my opinion managers should not lay out their master plans. Yes, at times it will frustrate the media and fans but if it even makes the difference in one trade or free agent signing it is worth it. Lou Lameriello is the manager that all others should copy. Sure he has made a few mistakes but his track record suggests he knows what he is doing.
You're starting when?
I will never understand why the NHL schedules such a long break between the conference finals and the cup final. I am sure that building availability is one part and maybe the guys are tired, but they should want to keep all fans engaged. I feel the cup finals lose steam with the time off.
Next year fire the final up right away!
May 29 2012, 08:31AM
I wouldn't be the fist to say I trust The Plan
It's not the absence of Tambellini telling us about his plan that is bothersome.
It's the absence of Tambellini doing anything that resembles a plan that is bothersome.
May 29 2012, 08:44AM
I don't get why Burke telegraphs his needs all the time either. Maybe he forgets he's not in Anaheim anymore and when he holds press conferences to discuss his GM plans, people actually care and listen.
May 29 2012, 08:46AM
It's not the absence of Tambellini telling us about his plan that is bothersome.
It's the absence of Tambellini doing anything that resembles a plan that is bothersome.
It's the absence of any hockey-team-assembling skill in the entire Oilers front office that is bothersome.
May 29 2012, 08:48AM
Though we have it on good authority that Ricky is impeccable when it comes to dealing with all of this.
I know it's a typo, but by sayin he was your BM, that's medical speak for he was your bowel movement- not an uncommon sentiment on these boards.
I agree with your emphasis tho. 30 guys are trying to beat each other. Don't give your opponent an advantage in negotiations.
May 29 2012, 08:50AM
Agreed! The team that beats their opponent in fewer games should get the benefit going into the final and should only be two days off after the final game of the previous series.
May 29 2012, 08:54AM
"He was my BM when I was in Vancouver. "
We have 1 thing in common - Burke resembles my BM too.
*ahhh, too late. Props to 5inatrailer
It's not the absence of Tambellini telling us about his plan that is bothersome.
It's the absence of Tambellini doing anything that resembles a plan that is bothersome.
DING DING DING We have a winner !!!! 12 years of being a season ticket holder have brought me some good times but mostly frustration and a hole in my bank account. It's bad enough that the team has not been successful, but many of the perks that we used to enjoy are now gone. e.g. player signings at Saturday night games, Molson cup lunches, season ticket holder breakfasts and lunches etc. I gave up my tickets this year. $6,500.00 was too much to watch this anymore. I wish the Oilers good luck and I will watch them (from afar) in the future. Hopefully ,sometime soon, there WILL BE a plan, for success
I kinda said the same thing yesterday in a post...if Lowe-belini lies to us, it probably wouldn't have been the first time, it won't be the last, and it's the right thing to do.
May 29 2012, 09:02AM
Pierre Gauthier NEVER told anybody the plan and how did that turn out???
Apparently the sweetest refrain in the world of Brian Burke is the sound of his own voice. As a bonus the league and the mindless lemmings in national sports media share that opinion.
Aren't we lucky?
Ya this layoff between games sucks. I just want to find out who is going to win and speed on into the draft to see if Tambo can do anything that isn't placed in his hand ready made for him.
If this years plan is like last summers [ Belanger, Hordichuk, Barker, Eager], I dont want to know about it ..period. Keep it a secret, better yet, keep them the hell off the ice. Cup run should be over by May 30th every year. Who wants to watch a game on Sat. afternoon when its 30 degrees outside.
May 29 2012, 09:42AM
Usually when things get bad people always ask me what my PLAN is to deal with it. I never tell them anything. Actions speak louder than words: I dress in a sheepskin loincloth, don my best raping and pillaging helm, hold a hammer in one hand and point at the sky with the other.
Then they go away, and everything gets better.
May 29 2012, 09:42AM
Completely disagree!
Keeping your plan hush hush is an old school way of thinking - and that's as politically correct as I can put it. I can easily argue why there are more advantages than disadvantages with a certain high degree of transparency.
And it works in your favor, on many levels, as the plan's architect. If Tambellini knew a lot more about management strategies, people wouldn't think he's incapable.
May 29 2012, 09:42AM
In fairness, Ken Holland also lets a fair amount slip out. Not specific player moves - he's like a vault there - but his general approach to development, goaltending, etc. Though there's been a recent conversion in some cities to his goalie strategy, for the most part people continue to ignore what he says.
Have you read Behind the Moves, Jason? There's some great stuff from Lamoriello there - he's as tight-lipped as ever in certain areas but he expounds a bit on his general philosophy. It's great stuff.
May 29 2012, 09:57AM
Tambellini's plan hasn't been scripted yet, he's still assessing the situation.
With yet another lottery finish coming next season. It'll all come crashing down for Steve when he's terminated at seasons end.
Perceived prowess by a GM seems necessarily a product of great goaltending. Just ask Torrey, Holland, Bowman, Lamoriello and our boy Glen Sather. Remember their goalies? Here's a good read if you think GM's make good architects.
The plan is written on the wall. 20 1st overall picks from now we'll all get it.
Struds, I would suggest that the reason fans want to hear about Tambellini's plan is because it would appear he doesn't have one outside of lots of losing and drafting high every June.
I don't prescribe to the Burky way of doing things. First you tell the world how desperate you are, then you tell them that you absolutely must get a goalie before the deadline. Then after the deadline, you complain about how expensive goalies were. Well, duh. You put yourself in a corner, rival GMs will try to exploit it.
One a side note, Oiler fans should be watching the Devils to see how they do against the Kings because what powers the Devil's boat is similar to how the Oiler roster is shaping up. Blue chip defense with no real stud and a forward group led by their star wingers. Speed and forecheck. Will that be enough against the Kings' size?
Tambellini often tells us what his plans are. However, he mostly is lying. I like that.
May 29 2012, 10:47AM
@Quicksilver ballet
I hope your wrong with the lottery finish for next season but I hope you ARE right that Tambellini is terminated. EPIC FAIL
May 29 2012, 11:02AM
I'll take the bullet for the typo. Struds is innocent there. I was editing the piece and inadvertently replaced the "g" with a "b".
At least it was humorous error I guess.
May 29 2012, 11:02AM
@ Biceps Maximus
Do you think it would be more beneficial or less beneficial for ST to have come out to the media and say: "We're trying to get Hemmer under contract. This is an imperative for this team, but if we can pry a Brenden Smith out of Detroit we might do that deal instead." ??
Of if last summer he'd opened his mouth to assure Oiler fans that they were trying to deal for Smyth: "We really can't tolerate him being dealt to the Flames, but I'm trying to saddle Lombardi with a bad contract like Brule's."
Instead Tambellini speaks quite often about big picture objectives, such as injecting elite talent into the organization.
I still think the guy is often poor on execution, but with regard to the casual fan's "need to know" they handle this professionally.
The thing is, Lou looks like he has a plan. Sometimes his fans don't understand, but there doesn't seem to be anyone in the organization that doesn't understand what that team is about and what direction it is going.
When the players and staff are sitting around waiting for word on what Tambo wants to do, that becomes a problem. It was already suggested of the Oilers management that they are non-communicative and insular BEFORE Tambo was hired. He hasn't done anything to remedy that problem, even though it may be one of the things that free-agents are wary of. So when we hear our own players not getting any communication or see them hang Renny out in the breeze, it makes you wonder if anyone outside the non-dynamic-duo knows whats going on.
When you hear players talking bout wanting to play in a pee-pee soaked heck hole like Detroit, you have to know that the way they treat and communicate their players makes a difference. Winning helps, but its not the only thing.
Wow. You're still doing that? And it still works! Excellent!
I'm with Strudwick on this one. I don't want to know what Tambo game plan is. Or at least I don't want him telling everyone what it is. It's obvious to all when there is a hole in the line-up and it should be obvious to most who follow hockey (outside of the morning SportsCentre loop).
I think the Oilers should package some future draft picks with some of the fringe Top6 players and the current crop almost-good d-men to get some better d-men who are ready to defend for the set of young forwards we already have maturing. But if I heard Tambo on SportsNet saying that, you know that every other GM is suddenly going "Yes, b'y! I have one of those. Now gimme..."
@Jonathan Willis
I wish that book would come out in a basic format. I get what they are trying to do with it but my curiosity on the information just isn't large enough to drop $100+.
May 29 2012, 12:12PM
Not really interested in the site you refer to, but props to you for your avatar!
I think there is some reasoning to releasing information about your potential plans. I don't think a GM is in contact with all the other 29 GM's on a continuous basis. You can generate greater interest and discussions about player moves by letting the desired information "slip" out. It doesn't have to be in the Brian Burke loudmouth way, you can also let guys like Darren Dreger broadcast it for you.
May 29 2012, 12:42PM
I don't think Burke gave a lot away by saying he was hoping to get bigger up front. It would be like ST saying he was looking for a top 4 d-man, duh. I think Burke not getting a quality player with size up front had more to do with the difficulty in finding quality players with size. I am assure ST can attest to that.
haha Canadian Pickers...great show!!!
And have you seen American Diggers....YEAH BABBBYYYYY!!!
Also, Souray told me years ago that Lou is a class act and was one of the best too.
And the Stanley Cup finals start when? This Wednesday? Next Wednesday. Why on a damn Wednesday??
Lastly, I bet ol' Burke must have been a great guy to have as a GM. A few years back, I watched that guy quaff down 2 pints at the Vancouver airport in about 2 swigs each. The guy became an honorary hero of mine right there. haha
May 29 2012, 12:55PM
The difference of course is that Lou has a bit of a track record in terms of putting together quality hockey teams.
Tambellini has yet to put together a mediocre hockey team.
But why have a plan when you can ask Stevie Y about which defenceman has poise?
Actually for all you cynical Tamby posters I will say this, I like what Tamby has done to date in regards to none moves! Some of the UFA's have not proven to be good pickups but in terms of drafting & handling those draft picks he has done the right things! The Oilers have drafted well over the past 3 years in particular & you have to let these prospects develop to a point where they know what they have in these players before you even think of moving them! Gagner is a good example of this, if the Oilers do move Sam, they do so knowing exactly what they are giving up! They can't do that with Paajarvi, Hartikainen, Pitlick, Hamilton etc.
May 29 2012, 01:17PM
I'll take the bullet for the typo. Struds is innocent there. I was editing the piece and inadvertently replaced the "g" with a "b".
At least it was humorous error I guess.
Ohhh.... the Flames Fan "inadvertently" putting a BM on us ;p
@Wax Man Riley
you know why birds fly over Calgary upside down?
There is nothing worth BM'ing on.
Mr. Strudwick . . . I was out on Sunday and seen a TV with the 10 best OT goals of all time. You got a nice goal mentioned in there. I think you were an AC with the Islanders.
nice rip to the top corner!
Actions speak louder than words. So far, Tambellini's actions deservedly has the fan base questioning whether or not he is the right man for the job.
May 29 2012, 02:51PM
Meow I would have to agree that finishing last over and over... and over does get frustrating.
However I dont think anyone can say that the tanking idea in the rebuild wasnt successfully completed. With out a doubt tambi got rid of misfits and also added crappy players to fill the holes. Thus we tanked. Thus 3 FIST overall picks in a row.
Does he now know how to get key pieces that can accentuate the existing young team? I think he knows how to make moves. Slow chess like moves.. but he does make moves.
The real question for anyone doubting Tambiis does he know what the Oilers need?
I think with some of the moves, the answer would have to be yes. Last year they targeted grit, faceoffs, and reliable shut down defense. Eager, hord, belanger, schultz.
Did they target exactly what they needed.. yes. Did they all work out...no.. not at all. Schultz was a good move, and arguably Eager adds some grit/effort/toughness to a team needing some emotion. Are they giving guys more time in the AHL and treating them better.. absolutely. Are they changing coaching style to get them over the hump and push the guys when they need to be pushed.. you would have to assume that considering Renney was more of a teacher than a leader.
I might be just a positive thinker.. but I dont see even with out them stating what the plan is, that one couldnt read the script that has been written so far and not see a light at the end of the tunnel, or a reason behind what has happened up to this point.
May 29 2012, 02:53PM
I wish that book would come out in a basic format. I get what they are trying to do with it but my curiosity on the information just isn't large enough to drop $100+.
I get that. I bought because I figured it would be invaluable for this sort of thing (and it has been) but my wife remains highly skeptical.
May 29 2012, 03:15PM
@John Chambers
I think that if ST came out and said that, he'd be one of the worst managers and communicators in all of sports.
Focus on the fact (for example) that most fans share your thought process on ST being "often poor on execution". That's because there's no starting point - fans don't know what his plan is. How can you access someone's performance when there are no clear expectations.
You don't need to be very specific when articulating your plan, but you have to be very deliberate in how you do it. You can use it to your advantage, despite of your example. It goes back to effective management and communication.
Burke is a blow-hard, but take his larger than life persona away, and he's actually an excellent communicator.
ST's big picture stuff, based on his assumption of what the casual fan needs to know basis, is child's play.
May 29 2012, 06:07PM
I think both Tambellini and Klowe let stuff slip all the time when it suits there need.
Tambellini is deffinetly watching what he says these days
Having said that.
I like how Burke has the balls to come out and say we are building this type of team! I won't stop until we get there!! I'll do whatever it takes to get the players I need, and if I have to trade to get those payers I will!! if I have to move up in he draft I will! I am sorry about our season!! No BS we are going to be better!
That's leadership, as a player it makes you feel good to hear that!
Or you can have.
We plan on making the playoffs.........our Goalie is our MVP........I will not be here again next year....if your going to be here again you might as well win first! We might not take the best player avalible.......we're flexible!!!!!!
Tambellini did reveal a bit of a plan last offseason when he said the team was going to be competing for a playoff spot. He added the players that he thought was going to get the job done (A-class ringers like Hordichuk, Eager, Barker, Belanger, and Sutton). He missed his mark by December.
He also revealed a mid season plan. No lottery pick. To accompish this, he made one slick, lateral move in trading Gilbert for Schultz. He missed his mark again.
And we now have another plan. A new level of compete. Which I am going to quantify by being in the playoff picture when 2013 hits. It's a softball of a goal, but if he misses his mark again, can the apologists quit their BS?
These are the plans that need to be revealed to the public and it is the one thing Tambellini does well I think. Let us know where we should expect the team but not how he is going to get there. Too bad he is failing at his own imposed goals.
May 29 2012, 11:21PM
It is fine to keep The Plan close to the vest but ST has not demonstrated any real vision or direction for the club accept down.
Tillman has a solid track record of producing winning teams and making/creating deals and finding talent that leads his team to win. When Tillman traded away a franchise QB for almost nothing the word was wow- bold move, cant wait to see what he does next, Tillman knows what he is doing... etc
Tambo on the other hand has never showed any real vision or plan to fans and the best thing about his time here is 3 first overall picks in 3 years - not exactly Mr Successful to paying fans. We have a right to question his plan and vision because his track record tells us he isn't that good GM.
Very interesting article, with good information for non sports related fields.
"The authors argued that only 30 percent of a star's performance is attributable to individual capabilities, while 70 percent is due to the resources and capabilities specific to the analysts' former firms, where they developed into stars."
May 30 2012, 03:32AM
*dances flagrantly with his raping and pillaging helm and his sheepskin loincloth*
P.S. Pretty sure that's a win there..... *brushes off his lapel ON HIS SHEEPSKIN LOINCLOTH ... uhhh suit*
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By LISA J. CHURCHEditorMoab Times-Independent
A Jan. 20 decision by the Utah State Engineer has removed a major state barrier to a proposal to build Utah's first nuclear power plant. But watchdog and environmental groups in Moab and Salt Lake City say they will formally petition State Engineer Kent Jones to reconsider his ruling that allows Blue Castle Holdings Inc., the company proposing the nuclear plant, to use water from the Green River to cool the project's two proposed nuclear reactors.
"The basis of our request for reconsideration is that the State Engineer ignored much of the information that was presented to him and drew conclusions that were not supported by any evidence that was placed on the record," said Sarah Fields, program director for Uranium Watch, a watchdog group based in Moab. "Obviously, it was partially a political decision. I feel that the State Engineer did a very poor job."
Fields said that she is writing the request for reconsideration on behalf of Uranium Watch, Living Rivers, the Center for Water Advocacy and several Moab residents. All protest requests were to be submitted by Feb. 9 in order to be considered by the state.
In issuing the decision last month, Jones said the Utah Division of Water Rights, part of the state Department of Natural Resources, weighed concerns raised by local community members, environmental groups and others, but ultimately determined that the 53,600 acre-feet of water allocated to the project, "will not be detrimental to the public welfare." The decision further finds that the plan for the nuclear plant submitted by Blue Castle is not speculative.
Jones said he carefully reviewed state law and the more than 200 protests his agency received in considering the requests from water districts in Kane and San Juan counties to lease their unused water rights to Blue Castle for the project.
"We have listened to and very much appreciate the concerns raised by those in the local community and others," Jones said in a statement. "Those concerns helped us look carefully and critically at the proposal as we considered the appropriate action on these applications."
Fields and representatives from other citizens groups said state officials failed to consider how drawing water from the Green River for nuclear power will potentially negatively impact the tourism and recreation industries as well as endangered fish.
"The Green and Colorado Rivers are critical for the survival of the Colorado pikeminnow, humpback chub, bonytail and razorback sucker, all listed as endangered under the Endangered Species Act," Rob Mrowka, an ecologist and conservation advocate with the Arizona-based Center for Biological Diversity, said in a news release. "Adding this massive water withdrawal... will result in severe impairment of the rivers' abilities to sustain their part of Utah's natural heritage."
Matt Pacenza, policy director of HEAL Utah, a Salt Lake City group, also criticized the state's decision.
"This was the only opportunity for a Utah official to reject this terrible plan," Pacenza said. "Now all that stands between us and reactors at the gateway to southern Utah is a federal agency notorious for cozying up to the nuclear industry."
But Aaron Tilton, president and CEO of Blue Castle Holdings, said the State Engineer's decision makes clear that the proposed plant's use of Green River water will "not interfere with other water users," and that the project is economically viable.
Tilton called the decision "significant" to moving the project forward. Final approval from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission is still at least four years away, and Blue Castle is collecting data and completing site analysis and engineering studies required under the application process for a federal permit. Tilton said Blue Castle expects that application process to cost the company about $100 million.
He said that if the nuclear plant becomes a reality it will have positive economic impacts for Emery, Grand and Carbon counties in Utah and also Mesa County in neighboring Colorado. Blue Castle has said that it will employ up to 3,000 construction workers during the building phases and about 1,000 full-time employees to operate the plant.
Mike McCandless, economic development director for Emery County, agreed.
"Assuming that it gets built, the impacts, well, the word immense probably isn't big enough to describe them," McCandless said. "We estimate that 40-50 percent of the employees will probably live in Grand County because Moab already has the infrastructure there in terms of housing and other amenities."
He said the increased tax revenues from the plant and employees who will move to the area could potentially double the tax base in Emery County and will also help Grand County.
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The Houston Texans are bracing for the absence of defensive end Antonio Smith in the regular-season opener while holding out hope his suspension could be reduced on appeal.
But that seems unlikely for a player with seven rules violations since 2011.
On Wednesday, the NFL announced the suspension, which covers the Texans' two remaining preseason games as well as the Monday night regula-season opener against the Chargers in San Diego.
Smith, 31, was caught on tape pulling the helmet off Miami Dolphins guard Richie Incognito's head and then swinging it at Incognito's face during the Texans' preseason victory on Saturday.
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A person with knowledge of the review process told USA TODAY Sports the NFL had been weighing a fine in lieu of a suspension for Smith, who will forfeit 1/17th of his $6 million base salary – $352,941 – if he loses his appeal and is force to miss a regular-season game.
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"I didn't swing (the helmet) at him," Smith said, according to the Houston Chronicle.
"I was restrained. I caught myself. I did it out of frustration, but I brought the helmet back slow to my body so I wouldn't hit him. I think the suspension is a little harsh because I restrained myself."
Smith added that he would appeal: "Anybody would in this situation. I want to state my case. I've never had anything like this before. I'm surprised it included a regular-season game."
In assessing the penalty, the NFL cited Rule 12, Section 2, Article 16 (page 71) of the NFL Rule Book, which states: "A player may not use a helmet that is no longer worn by anyone as a weapon to strike, swing at, or throw at an opponent."
The fracas began after Incognito apparently grabbed Smith's face mask, fueling the notion that Smith acted in retaliation. There also is a history of bad blood between Smith and Incognito.
Smith was fined $21,000 by the NFL, which was reduced to $11,000 on appeal, after kicking Incognito during the season opener last September. In that incident, Smith contended that he retaliated after Incognito crashed into his ankle as players scrambled to recover a fumble.
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The solar sector could be viewed as the clearest sign that the riskiest stuff is rising the fastest right now. Which is mostly true. But there's another factor at play.
The Guggenheim Solar exchange-traded fund (TAN) is up an astounding 16% over two days, including a nine percent surge today (Thursday). The Market Vectors Solar Energy ETF (KWT) is doing even better, rising 17%. First Solar (FSLR), one of the best-known battered solar shares, is up by nine percent today for a nearly 13% rise during 2013′s two trading sessions.
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Thank you! Montauk is a beautiful place to vacation, especially in the Fall. Nice and quiet, the beaches are clean, clear, and goes out to forever. The Atlantic Ocean here is an awesome sight! And they catch the biggest Great White sharks in the world there, too!
You have a great week, too!
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Thanks for the gift! :)
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Thanks for the star. Cool, now I have a gold star, wait til I tell my daughters!
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With all eyes on Georgia and its newly elected parliament, my recent visit to this colorful, welcoming country gave me some valuable insight into the larger reality beyond news headlines that boast of a rapid boom and standout economic growth. Development often brings growing pains, and the country's most vulnerable people are the first to feel them. With no social safety net to fall back on, the situation for many is incredibly stark.
On my first day in Tbilisi, Georgia's capital, one startling fact put this macro picture into dramatic perspective:
There are people here who have been living without hot water for over 20 years. Since the fall of Communism, those who want hot water—something most of us could never live without—must buy expensive heaters for themselves and pay utility bills of up to $300 in the winter months. (This lump sum does include home heating, as well as energy to power the stove and keep the lights on.)
But people who live on $2 per day—pensioners mostly, but also many single-income families who fall below the poverty line—simply go without. They opt instead to heat water by the bucketful, and collect pinecones, newspapers from trash bins, and discarded wood from crumbling homes each winter to throw into their stoves to keep warm.
Along with energy costs, food prices here have increased exponentially—at least three-fold in three years for certain goods. As a result, many people can no longer afford even the most basic necessities, especially when the average monthly income is $200 to $250.
And that's for those lucky enough to have a job—primarily the young and the Western educated. The vast majority of people are routinely laid off after age 40, never to find work again. This explains why there are so many single-income families here, and many who suddenly have no income at all. Job advertisements commonly request that applicants be under 35, and unemployment is disproportionately high among people over this age. Knowing they are likely to have only a few productive years to amass income, people seek Western educations to increase their marketable skills.
Unemployment benefits are unknown in Georgia, while pensions, meager as they are, are not paid until age 60 for women, 65 for men. And there is nowhere to turn for help.
All this begins to explain why there are hundreds of young children on JDC's welfare caseload in Tbilisi. Through the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews-JDC Partnership for Children in the Former Soviet Union, struggling families turn to the local Hesed welfare center for assistance with basic food, medicines, and clothing needs. What is daily life like for an average family subsisting on JDC's lifeline of assistance? I'll find out tomorrow, on my first home visit in Tbilisi's periphery….
To learn more about JDC's programs in Georgia, visit: http://www.jdc.org/where-we-work/former-soviet-union/central-asian-republics-caucasus-region.html.
Based in New York, Zhanna Veyts is part of JDC's Global Marketing and Communications Team and recently returned from two weeks chronicling Jewish life in Georgia and Ukraine.
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CCAA Men's Volleyball Championship
Columbia Bible College Bearcats Conquer CCAA Men's Volleyball
March 13, 2011 - The Columbia Bible College Bearcats of Abbotsford, B.C, finished the CCAA Men's Volleyball Championships presented by CKOI as gold-medal winners. The Bearcats defeated rivals University of British Columbia Okanagan Heat in three straight sets.
The first set was strong for both teams, ending with a nail-biting score of 31-29. The second set came more easily to the Bearcats, with a definitive 25-15 finish. It was all over after they edged out a third set with a score of 28-26.
The top finishers were:
GOLD Columbia Bible College Bearcats
SILVER University of British Columbia Okanagan Heat
BRONZE Briercrest College and Seminary Clippers
4th Cégep de Limoilou Titans
5/6 Humber College Hawks
5/6 Red Deer College Kings
7th Cégep de Sherbrooke Volontaires
8th University of King's College Blue Devils
Tournament MVP:
CBC: Will Quiring
1st Team All-Star
UBCO: Mark Broome
Limoilou: Jean-Paul Carriere
CBC: Emmanuel Denguessi
Briercerst: Zac Ens
CBC: Matt Kaminski
UBCO: Preston Tucker
2nd Team All Star
Sherbrooke: Nicolas Hoag
Briercrest: Scott Lesher
UBCO: Greg Niemantsverdeiet
UBCO: Nate Speijer
CBC: Justin Wood
Limoilou: Philippe Yeldon
Fair Play Award:
Columbia Bible College Bearcats
The CCAA would like to thank the hosting committee at Cegep de Sherbrooke and our national sponsors for their support and efforts in making this Championship possible.
For more information:
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Expat mom Pamela Druckerman wondered why French children seem so much better behaved than their American counterparts. In a Wall Street Journal essay, she credits French parenting techniques, which she says are marked by an "an easy, calm authority with their children." French children don't run off, talk back or engage in prolonged negotiations with their parents, she notes. Like Americans, French parents talk to their kids, read to them, take them to sports, music lessons and museums. But helicopter parenting? Non! Says Druckerman:
"The French have managed to be involved with their families without becoming obsessive. They assume that even good parents aren't at the constant service of their children, and that there is no need to feel guilty about this. 'For me, the evenings are for the parents,' one Parisian mother told me. 'My daughter can be with us if she wants, but it's adult time.' French parents want their kids to be stimulated, but not all the time. While some American toddlers are getting Mandarin tutors and preliteracy training, French kids are—by design—toddling around by themselves."
How do they get their children to behave? When she asked French parents how they disciplined their children, Druckerman found they were often nonplussed.
"'Ah, you mean how do we educate them?' they asked. 'Discipline,' I soon realized, is a narrow, seldom-used notion that deals with punishment. Whereas 'educating' (which has nothing to do with school) is something they imagined themselves to be doing all the time."
An essential part of this education, "is the simple act of learning how to wait," writes Druckerman. And it explains, in her view, why French babies sleep through the night while toddlers sit quietly in French restaurants as their parents eat dinner. Unlike American kids who snack all day, French kids have three meals a day and one snack around 4 pm, according to Druckeman.
"American parents want their kids to be patient, of course. We encourage our kids to share, to wait their turn, to set the table and to practice the piano. But patience isn't a skill that we hone quite as assiduously as French parents do. We tend to view whether kids are good at waiting as a matter of temperament. In our view, parents either luck out and get a child who waits well or they don't."
Druckerman is painting with a pretty broad brush here in her characterization of American and (one assumes) French parenting practices. Indeed, Druckerman's observation that "middle-class America has a parenting problem" effectively translates to "affluent America has a parenting problem." A more authoritative brand of parenting never went out of style in many U.S. families. Druckerman describes her "strategy" of finishing restaurant meals quickly to keep her daughter from being "kicked by a waiter or lost at sea" after refusing to sit still in her high chair. "We left enormous, apologetic tips to compensate for the arc of torn napkins and calamari around our table," she writes. No doubt there are many families with a very different "strategy" for dealing with children who can't behave themselves in restaurants. It's called "staying home."
I'd like to see some data before I conclude that all American parents are Velveeta-eating surrender monkeys who cater to their children's every whim. But this is to quibble. Druckerman's observations are from her upcoming book, Bringing Up Bébé: One American Mother Discovers the Wisdom of French Parenting. I suspect that like last year's Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother, it will set American tongues to wagging anew over how we raise our children.


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While he was slogging through stop-and-go traffic at the entrance to the Lincoln Tunnel, the car next to him was violently rear-ended. The quarterback threw his car into park, hopped out and ran to the woman whose car had been hit. She was wearing, of all things, an Esiason jersey, and was utterly shocked when he tapped on her window to check on her.
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See also Alma, Son of Alma; Anti-Nephi-Lehies; Helaman, Sons of
In the Book of Mormon, the oldest son of Alma, son of Alma (Alma 31:7). Helaman was a prophet and a military leader.
- Alma entrusted his son Helaman with the records of his people and with the plates of the Jaredites:Alma 37:1–2, 21;
- Alma commanded Helaman to continue writing the history of his people:Alma 45–62;
- Helaman reestablished the Church:Alma 45:22–23;
- Two thousand young Ammonite warriors desired Helaman to be their leader:Alma 53:19, 22;
- Helaman and his stripling Ammonites battled the Lamanites and were preserved by faith:Alma 57:19–27;


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This is a slightly more grown-up version of the popular cream cheese and marshmallow fluff fruit dip. But it still only has four ingredients and is ready in about five minutes. I think it works as an appetizer, a light dessert or goes well with a brunch menu.
Its perfect with all kinds of fruit; my favorites are strawberries, pineapple, and grapes. You can also add some vanilla wafers or other cookies to the platter. And it's perfect for making a vanilla wafer sandwich - kids will love them - just sandwich a strawberry slice and a spoonful of dip between two vanilla wafers.
Lemon Cream Cheese Fruit Dip
8 oz cream cheese, softened (I used 1/3 less fat)
8 oz low fat vanilla yogurt
Zest of 1 lemon
2 T lemon juice
1 cup powdered sugar
Beat cream cheese until light and smooth. Add in yogurt, lemon juice and zest (reserving a little for garnish if desired) and beat until smooth. Slowly mix in powdered sugar. Keep refrigerated until ready to serve.
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Lemon Cream Cheese Fruit Dip
4 comments:
That's gorgeous! It looks very fresh!ReplyDelete
Oooh, great idea! That cherry marshmallow fluff dish is a favorite, this is a good modern alternative :)ReplyDelete
Are you going to post some Easter brunch/dinner recipes? I need some awesome ideas!
I just made this, as I had recently found it on Pinterest, and OH MY GOD IT IS SOOO GOOD!!!! Thank you for this wonderful recipe.ReplyDelete
I've just made the dip, it was awesome, thank you!ReplyDelete
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