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|Posted by ED on February 16, 2004 at 19:22:25:
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I think you have very valid concerns. I am surprised a quality-oriented professional would do work that borders on shoddy in some places.
Did you hire a reputable, licensed, and insured
I hope you will be able to work this out to your satisfaction.
: We are in the process of having a bathroom remodeled. I have noticed some problems. We had a whirpool installed and the "faucet" (It is a one piece unit)is located so high that I will not be able to add hot water while seated in the tub. I am mobillity impaired by arthritis, so having to stand up to do this is literally a pain. Also, this is a bath/shower combination, and there is a unit that contains massage jets for the shower. They are placed at a height where, to put it as delicately as I can, a massage with any vigor would be quite painful if I were facing the water supply. Also, I will not be able to reach the shower head to adjust it.
: Also, we had a half bath installed and whenever the toilet is flushed, a big air bubble comes up.
: I will be speaking with the contractor this week and want to know in advance if I am being unreasonable to want these things fixed. Which of these things should I be expected to pay for to make these things right?
: Thanks for any guidance you can give me.
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- Unique, rear-opening storage compartment allows access when rack is loaded.
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- Triple headlight system with single 45-watt upper light and dual 30-watt lower lights with multi-reflector lenses for optimal light distribution plus an LED brakelight/taillight.
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By Rep. Christine WatkinsPrice
I learned that the National Foundation For Women Legislators 2011Student Scholarship Program Essay Contest deadline has been extended to June 24. The topic is "The Impact of the First Amendment on Women Leaders and Social Media." The essay is to be only 400-600 words in length.
The website for more information is womenlegislators.org/events/scholarship-program. Any young woman who was a junior or senior in the 2010-11 school year is eligible to participate.
Last year Katie Hiatt, a senior at San Juan High School, was one of eight winners. Katie's essay won her $3,000 towards a college of her choice and an all expense paid trip to the annual convention with me.
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Pleasant Valley Days, one of the premier events of the summer in Carbon County, has been cancelled for this year due to the Seeley Fire and it repercussions on the area.
In a short statement issued on Monday, addressing the fact that the event had been moved to this coming weekend from last week, the Pleasant Valley Days Committee said that "due to the increasing size of the Seeley Mountain fire, Pleasant Valley Days has been cancelled for 2012."
The Fourth of July event which has been going on for decades is famous with those who attend year after year for its fun mountina atmosphere, the Kiwanis Duckie Race and the fireworks that are set off from the island in the middle of Scofield Reservoir each year.


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By Brendan Conway
BlackRock (BLK) chief investment strategist Russ Koesterich makes the case to go huge (or stay huge if you're already there) in a note today:
From a capitalization perspective, mega-cap stocks have narrowly underperformed smaller caps, and we would advise investors to stick with a mega cap bias. This area of the market continues to offer value and should benefit from solid corporate profits. Additionally, they remain a good defensive play in the event the Federal Reserve chooses to pull back on its asset-purchase program faster than expected since smaller-cap companies tend to have more exposure to changes in monetary policy.
From the weekend Barron's ETF Focus column that advises readers to stick with funds of companies that are merely large — ones that also happen to contain the megas:
BIG STOCKS ARE OFTEN HAILED as ports in a storm during volatile markets. But that argument isn't what it's cracked up to be. Megacap ETFs perform much like regular old S&P 500 funds most of the time, bearing correlations as high as 99% in some cases. Plain-vanilla large-stock ETFs already give a lot of heft to the biggest shares: They weight their holdings by market value. The two fund types are similar — so similar that you don't need a portfolio makeover to benefit.
Just as importantly, think about your time horizon. Megacaps managed to outperform in the rough market of 2011, but the advantage was less than a percentage point. The group didn't offer much protection in 2008, when it fell 35% (the broad index lost 37%). A buy-and-hold strategy in either index has produced positive returns for a decade, but the broad index — which gives you the faster growth of firms that are merely large, plus the huge stocks — has enjoyed a modest advantage. The most popular megacap ETF, the iShares S&P 100 mentioned earlier, rose an annualized 7.3%, versus the S&P 500′s 8.2%, for the 10 years through February. The slim performance difference is one reason to avoid trying to time the market. Get it wrong and you'll end with smaller returns from both investments.


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"Big data" – which admittedly means many things to many people – is no longer confined to the realm of technology. Today, it is a business imperative and is providing solutions to long-standing business challenges for consumer products companies around the world.
Big data presents many promising and differentiating opportunities for consumer products companies. With extensive supply chains, often hundreds of unique brands and brand variations to manage, and millions of customers to serve, these companies rely on data to keep products moving from supply to store.
Consumer products companies must ultimately appeal to fundamental customer wants and needs. While new sources of data like social media offer opportunities to uncover insights into consumer purchasing decisions and preferences, they also present new challenges associated with ingesting, managing and analyzing new types of data, such as free-form text, videos and geo-location coordinates. Moreover, consumers are expressing their opinions – both good and bad – in very public ways that often involve hundreds of personal contacts.
So while the consumer products industry's structured data is significant in size and scope, it is the world of unstructured data that is emerging as an even larger source of insight. Consumer products companies need to harvest and leverage this information to gain a competitive advantage.
Our latest big data study revealed that 58 percent of consumer products companies are using information (including big data) and analytics to create a competitive advantage for their organizations. Compared to 39 percent of consumer products organizations that reported an advantage in IBM's 2010 study, this represents a 49 percent increase in two years.
To compete in a consumer-empowered economy, it is increasingly clear that consumer products companies must leverage their information assets to gain a comprehensive understanding of markets, customers, products, distribution channels, competitors, employees and more. Consumer products companies will realize value by effectively managing and analyzing the rapidly increasing volume, velocity and variety of new and existing data, and putting the right skills and tools in place to better understand their operations, customers, distributors and the marketplace as a whole.
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Geoff Parling returns to the Leicester's line-up for Saturday's Aviva Premiership match against Gloucester at Welford Road.
Geoff Parling returns to the Leicester Tigers line-up for Saturday's Aviva Premiership Round 12 match against Gloucester at Welford Road.
Second-rower Parling was rested for last Saturday's bonus-point win against London Irish but returns as the only change in the starting XV for the clash between the teams placed third and fourth in the Aviva Premiership table at the halfway stage of the league season.
Steve Mafi is named among the replacements on his return to the squad for the first time since suffering a knee injury in the win over Northampton Saints in November.
Tigers fly-half Flood makes his 100th Premiership appearance in Saturday's match.
Meanwhile, Gloucester boss Nigel Davies has made minimal changes to the side that defeated Exeter last weekend.
There are just three changes to the starting line-up, two in the pack and one in the backs.
Up front, Huia Edmonds and Darren Dawidiuk swap places at hooker with the Australian international starting this weekend. Meanwhile, Will James comes in for Tom Savage at lock.
The only change to the back line sees Martyn Thomas replace Rob Cook, who has been suffering from a bug over Christmas.
Form: It's third against fourth this weekend, with the Tigers just ahead of Gloucester in the Aviva Premiership table. The top half of the table is incredibly tight, so there's plenty to play for. Gloucester beat the Tigers 27-21 in the first meeting between the two sides this season.
The teams:
Leicester: 15 Geordan Murphy, 14 Niall Morris, 13 Manusamoa Tuilagi, 12 Anthony Allen, 11 Adam Thompstone, 10 Toby Flood, 9 Ben Youngs, 8 Jordan Crane, 7 Julian Salvi, 6 Brett Deacon, 5 Geoff Parling, 4 Louis Deacon (c), 3 Dan Cole, 2 Tom Youngs, 1 Marcos Ayerza.
Replacements: 16 George Chuter, 17 Logovi'i Mulipola, 18 Martin Castrogiovanni, 19 Ed Slater, 20 Steve Mafi, 21 Sam Harrison, 22 George Ford23 Matt Smith
Gloucester: 15 Martyn Thomas, 14 Charlie Sharples, 13 Mike Tindall, 12 Billy Twelvetrees, 11 Shane Monahan, 10 Freddie Burns, 9 Jimmy Cowan, 8 Ben Morgan, 7 Akapusi Qera,6 Sione Kalamafoni, 5 Jim Hamilton (c),4 Will James,3 Shaun Knight, 2 Huia Edmonds, 1 Nick Wood.
Replacements: 16 Darren Dawidiuk, 17 Dan Murphy, 18 Dario Chistolini, 19 Tom Savage, 20 Matt Cox, 21 Dan Robson, 22 Tim Molenaar, 23 Dave Lewis.
Date: Saturday, December 29
Venue: Welford Road
Kick-off: 17:00 GMT
Referee: Andrew Small
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Skip to comments.Obama Web video touts successes, unveils new 2012 slogan: Forward
Posted on 04/30/2012 8:10:07 AM PDT by Baynative
The Obama campaign released a seven-minute Web video on Monday highlighting the presidents first-term accomplishments, contrasting them with the challenges he inherited from the prior administration.
The video teases a new campaign slogan, "Forward," and while it doesnt mention Obamas likely Republican opponent, Mitt Romney, it blames GOP policies for the still-sluggish economy.
The ad begins by focusing on events from January 2008 onward, sketching a downward-trending timeline detailing mounting job losses, the foreclosure crisis, the stock market plunge and the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy, with pictures of former President George W. Bush beneath.
(Excerpt) Read more at thehill.com ...
The video has only been watched about 306 times yet it has over 900 likes. Huh. Fuzzy Math.
I disliked it but at least I started to watch the video, got through about 20 seconds of it.
This FOOL and his Controllers need to be ousted out of power(by vote of course) and we need to get people educated about what has happened to our country and get them to understand why we need to correct it.
The problem might be most of the people who understand the facts and how we cannot continue to pay for almost 50% of the other peoples' life, are educated beyond a 5th grade reading level.
More specifically, when we try to express ourselves to others we are probably talking or writing at a level they can't or just wont take the time to comprehend.
Is there a way to dumb down our ideas, not shortchange them, but make they easier concepts so someone who reads or comprehends at a 4th grade level can understand them?
I am concerned that our country will be lost if Obama is reelected. He is gutting the military(don't see that on the news do you?) and building up law enforcement agencies and even arming up IRS agents.
I see they're only letting in approved comments too so it's a giant orgy of libtard kumbaya.
Should be—Forward to the Worker's Paradise!
There are rumors it might be revised to: "A Dog In Every Pot"
LOL...was his partner Ben Dover?
Other slogans they almost used:
Me,myself and I.
Blame Republicans
Blame rich folks
Blame whitey
Blame the guy who was elected in 2008..oh wait.
It will work as well as Mao's Great Leap Forward.
It will soon be shortened to just...
You're good
What a putz
That's the instruction that he's going to give to the Postal Service so that mail sent to him addressed to the White House will be sent to Chicago after January 20th.
Read the comments under the video!
The word "Forward" has been associated with revolutionary Socialism for more than a century: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forward_(generic_name_of_socialist_publications)
"Comrades! Attention, Comrades! I have glorious news for you!
A noble spirit embiggens the smallest man!
Forward, Onward, Further, Backward, Stop, Then Forward ... Excelsior! Eureka! My achin' `rhoids~"
Commissar Jebediah Springfield
The Great Leap Forward
Forward is neither a destination, a strategy, and doesn't even convey a direction unless you realize which way you are facing.
Sounds like a bunch a' FReepers! Poor ole LibJoe is getting pounded for drinking the zero koolaid! LOL!
Ya can add Foreclosed when all the new taxes kick in January..
Bravo, you beat me to it. I was going to say it was a great slogan, but they spelled it wrong. Perverse and wayward fits quite well.
0b0z0 calls the charge to move forward to the leftist utopian promised land. The One sees himself as Moses leading the masses by force away from individual self determination and freedom under God to the false tranquility of socialism and assured slavery under the hand of the state.
0b0zo is a false prophet who seeks to reestablish Sodom and reconstruct the Tower of Babel.
It's hard to go forward when you have "ropes and chains" around your ankle.
Yeah, forward into the abyss, more accurately.
My gosh, does that impostor have AIDS or something?! He's wasting away.
Custer was exactly whom I thought of when I read the headline.
Obama's new slogan is "Fo Mo Mo Fo".
Shouldn't he have gone forward 3 years and 3 months ago? Instead he's been in reverse with the commies in the rearview mirror.
Obama's a socialist dictator. This stupid slogan fits his leftist regime.
Rise Up Comrade - RISE UP!!!
Its all the SAME bull squat that Lenin and Stalin and Allende and all the rest of the Dictator wannabes spewed as they destroyed complete societies.
Forward, Comrade Chairman 0bama!!!
Only Obama could make a 7 minute campaign video blaming Bush and name it "FORWARD"
But....but....but....according to Tom Hanks:
"Not since the days of Franklin Roosevelt had so much fallen on the shoulders of one president. Now when he faced his country who looked to him for answers, he would not dwell in blame ....."
I'm 'forward' thinking of a new President.
Forward? Not very catchy or cool.
How about this slogan:
Obama 2008, for Hope and Change
Obama 2012, the Dope has Mange
Obama: 2008: Hope and Change'
Obama 2012: Running on Empty (like our wallets and gas tanks)
[MM: I willingly accept applause, verbal praise, checks, cash or money orders).
re Leftward Ho-es. :(more believable)
How about "Fluke Forward"?
Obama is a moderate. His political ideology lies between communism and socialism.
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As we pass the halfway mark of the NHL season, Scott Cullen updates his award winners to this point of the season. It's been a banner season for Sidney Crosby, who is scoring at the highest points-per-game clip of his career.
HART TROPHY Winner: Sidney Crosby, C, Pittsburgh Runners-up: Eric Staal, C, Carolina; Ryan Getzlaf, C, Anaheim Comment: That Crosby is playing as well as he is shouldn't come as any surprise, but given the number of games he's missed in recent seasons, it's probably an even better story than it would be otherwise. After five assists against the Islanders Sunday, he's putting up a career-high 1.73 points per game and doing it with Chris Kunitz and Pascal Dupuis on his wings. No offence to two solid pros, but Kunitz's 61 points last season stands as the high-water mark for both of their careers.
Staal is putting up the best numbers of his career, including 30 points in 24 games and a plus-19 which already ranks as a career-high. It would be entirely reasonable to include Steven Stamkos in this discussion too, because it is hardly his fault that the Lightning are struggling. Stamkos has padded his numbers a little bit against the Southeast Division, scoring 14 points in eight divisional games (1.75 per game), compared to 23 in 17 (1.35 per game) against the rest of the Eastern Conference.
Using those few things against Stamkos opens the door for Anaheim's Ryan Getzlaf, who routinely gets outshot when he's on the ice, but has a career-high shooting percentage (17.9%) as well as, like Staal and Crosby, a high on-ice shooting percentage, which doesn't have to be a bad thing. For elite playmakers, that's some evidence that they are generating quality scoring chances.
NORRIS TROPHY Winner: Kris Letang, Pittsburgh Runners-up: P.K. Subban, Montreal; Oliver Ekman-Larsson, Phoenix Comment: With Erik Karlsson getting injured, this award goes up for grabs and Letang is not only pulling away in the defence scoring race, but he's also scored 20 of his 26 points at even strength.
The field gets pretty open, though. P.K. Subban has been great for Montreal since his contract stalemate ended five games into the season, so he gets consideration here and Oliver Ekman-Larsson faces the opposition's best night after night and has been a factor at both ends of the ice while playing more than 25 minutes per game.
A surprise candidate, based on the numbers, could be Anaheim's Francois Beauchemin, who has 16 points and is plus-17 through 24 games. Over an 82-game season, those numbers would be on pace for 55 points and a plus-58 rating, which would be awfully difficult to ignore. The Blues' tandem of Kevin Shattenkirk and Alex Pietrangelo are lurking out there and Nashville's Shea Weber has been coming on after a slow start to the year.
VEZINA TROPHY Winner: Craig Anderson, Ottawa Runners-up: Antti Niemi, San Jose; Tuukka Rask, Boston Comment: Anderson remains the top option only because goaltenders don't play every game anyway, so his 15 games played is just about the minimum percentage that would be realistically required to contend and with off-the-charts numbers (1.49 GAA, .952 SV%) he's still the one to beat.
Niemi wouldn't have been a preseason choice to contend for this award, but his .932 save percentage is the second best in the league. Rask gets the nod over Kari Lehtonen, Corey Crawford, Henrik Lundqvist and others but, to this point, Anderson is the one that stands out from the group. The rest? They could change dramatically from one week to the next.
CALDER TROPHY Winner: Brendan Gallagher, RW, Montreal Runners-up: Jonathan Huberdeau, LW, Florida; Jonas Brodin, D, Minnesota Comment:
Gallagher ranks third among rookies, with 15 points, but leads rookie forwards at plus-9 (Kings D Jake Muzzin is plus-10) and has forced his way into a bigger role with the Canadiens. That's good enough to be head of this class at the midway point.
Huberdeau has 12 goals, five more than any other rookie, and is the brightest light in an otherwise dismal season for the Panthers.
It's not often that a defenceman with three assists and a minus-2 rating in 21 games would warrant consideration for a major award, but the Wild's Jonas Brodin is a rare commodity. The 19-year-old is playing more than 22 minutes per game (Other teen defencemen to play as much per game since 2000? Tyler Myers, Drew Doughty, Marc-Edouard Vlasic, Cam Fowler and Justin Faulk.) and is doing it matched up against the opposition's best forwards.
There's plenty of room for change over the second half. Vladimir Tarasenko got off to a tremendous start for St. Louis, but a concussion put the brakes on his Calder campaign. Cory Conacher leads all rookies with 20 points in 25 games. Gallagher's teammate Alex Galchenyuk, Bruins defenceman Dougie Hamilton and Oilers duo of Justin Schultz and Nail Yakupov may all be heard from before this race wraps up.
SELKE TROPHY Winner: Patrice Bergeron, C, Boston Runners-up: Pavel Datsyuk, C, Detroit; Jonathan Toews, C, Chicago. Comment: Using www.behindthenet.ca to look at strength of opposition, zone starts and shot differential, we can see who is doing the heavy lifting. Bergeron is such a solid two-way player that he's a perennial favourite.
Datsyuk and Toews are strong two-way centres and, like Bergeron, their teams tend to have the puck so frequently that it makes playing defence an easier chore, but part of the reason that the Red Wings and Blackhawks have the puck so often is the dogged determination with which Datsyuk and Toews pursue it and they consistently face hard matchups.
There are many others deserving of consideration, including David Backes, Sean Couturier and Jordan Staal. I could listen to arguments for Columbus' Brandon Dubinsky, who drives the play away from Columbus' net, just not enough for the subpar goaltending that he's experienced.
JACK ADAMS AWARD Winner: Joel Quenneville, Chicago Runners-up: Bruce Boudreau, Anaheim, Michel Therrien, Montreal Comment: Through the first quarter it seemed preposterous to try and gauge which coaches were getting the best results, but it does seem a little clearer at the midway juncture. It's hard to argue against Quenneville, since his team hadn't lost in regulation until the second half of the season. No matter how talented a team is, getting them to bring it night after night is still a challenge.
Anaheim's Bruce Boudreau may be riding fortunate percentages (Anaheim gives up more shots than they generate) to this point, but expectations were minimal coming into the year and the Ducks are closing the gap on Chicago for top spot overall.
Leading the Eastern Conference in total points (as opposed to points per game), Montreal is another team exceeding preseason expectations and Therrien's Habs are fifth in the league in shot differential, so there is at least some reason to believe that their success can continue.
Ottawa is hanging around playoff position, despite devastating injuries, so Paul MacLean deserves consideration too.
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Welcome to your morning dose of denim news, links, sales, and everything else we couldn't help but share. Check out what's happening (and totally not happening) in the world of denim now. Got a tip you think we should include, a sale you want to share, or a style you just saw and can't live without? Email us!
1. It's no surprise that Alexander Wang is racking up awards (including the GQ Best New Menswear Designer award), but here's another reason to get psyched about his endeavors: he's releasing a T by Alexnader Wang x Dockers collection for dudes.
2. We love pink, but holy crap! J Brand's squad of shocking pink jeans-wearing ladies on the FNO prowl had us…. erm… in shock.
3. True Religion's new blog, True Religion Unstitched, is sending bloggers onto the streets during NYFW to capture denim style in its natural habitat. So far, so good!
4. Eliza Doolittle loves Vintage Levi's cut-off shorts… but is this the worst outfit ever? You decide (we already have).
5. Not to be a bunch of Debbie Downers this morning, but Rihanna's Armani Jeans ad is out and it's pretty disappointing.
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Insulin and Diabetes ManagementGlucose (Sugar) Monitoring
Monitoring glucose (sugar) levels in urine or blood has always been part of the insulin users' daily routine. The first home tests involved boiling urine over an alcohol burner and observing color change after adding a chemical reagent. Later kits replaced the alcohol and liquid chemicals with reactive tablets which required no exterior heat source. By the 1960s color changing testing strips were developed which reacted directly with urine.
Today, most testing is done using blood glucose, rather than urine glucose. Blood glucose testing was not possible outside of the laboratory until the 1970s when the first test strips and digital blood glucose monitoring devices became available for home use.
|Examination of Urine for Sugar with the Urine Sugar Test Case, Sheftel, from Diabetes Mellitus by Eli Lilly and Company. 1942.
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Blood Glucose Meter, Glucometer II
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- date made
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- maker
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Balancing your need for deskspace with your need for storage, this U-shaped desk features a closed hutch and a credenza with a file drawer to give you plenty of space to stash your stuff. With a durable melamine laminate, this desk is the perfect office setup. Whether you're moving into a new office or just need to improve on your current office furniture, This reversible U-shaped desking system will meet your needs with ease.
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Halloween Inspirations
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The Week of December 18 – 24, 2006
December 28, 2006 by Bryon Powell · Leave a Comment
Synopsis of Week's Training:Monday was a nice easy run, but for the first time in 6 weeks of pre-training, I felt awful on a run. Not ore, but just plain awful. Fortunately, I felt a mostly better on a social night at the track on Wednesday. Bad me missed Thursday cause I was out drinking […]
La Transmongolie
December 20, 2006 by Bryon Powell · 1 Comment
As I hinted at in a previous post, I dream of going to Mongolia. As best I can recall, I fell for Mongolia (or at least something resembling Mongolia) at first sight. It at a Russian Cinema Club meeting when we watched a film with a name I long ago forgot. The expanse of the […]
My Holiday Fatass!
December 19, 2006 by Bryon Powell · Leave a Comment
Ok, so the fatass I'm going to talk about isn't mine, it's the VHTRC's Magnus Gluteus Maximus 50k… better known as the holiday fatass. The day had a glorious start. Before I even pull into the parking lot at Hemlock Overlook in the Bull Run-Occoquan park system, I decide to change out of my long […]
She Runs Far
December 18, 2006 by Bryon Powell · 3 Comments
Congratulations are in order for my (soon-to-be) trail running phenom of a sister as she ran her first half marathon today. Where do they hold a half marathon the Monday before Christmas, you ask? No where. My sister didn't need a race to run that far for the first time.Way to go Gretch! I can't […]
The Week of December 11 – 17, 2006
December 17, 2006 by Bryon Powell · Leave a Comment
Synopsis of Week's Training: After a hard Sunday in the mountains I took Monday off to rest some moderately sore quads. Tuesday was an easy 5 (part with Drew). Wednesday was great. I ran to the track and warmed up with friends, went out for a run while they worked out, and then cooled down […]
Shenandoah Blackrock Gap Loop
December 13, 2006 by Bryon Powell · Leave a Comment
My run this past Sunday was great. Well, perhaps my running was less than stellar, but the company, mountains, and weather cooperated to make it a memorable occasion nonetheless. My involvement in the run started on Thursday when I sent my friend, Mike Mason, an email to see if he wanted to do 20 or […]
The Week of December 4 – 10, 2006
December 11, 2006 by Bryon Powell · 1 Comment
Synopsis of Week's Training: I entered the week with the front of my lower left leg killing me. While I enjoyed pacing my friend through the second half of the California International Marathon, the 28 miles of road – mostly on the wrong side – had done me in. (I ran from finish in downtown […]
Leadville 100 Race Report – Part 1
December 9, 2006 by Bryon Powell · 3 Comments
Starting to write a race report is its hardest part and is why I infrequently write them. With a 100 I always write a report, but that doesn't mean it makes it to the keyboard. While there's always something to say, the difficulty is deciding how to do it. In the previous reports, I've tended […]
For Every Season – Run, Run, Run
December 7, 2006 by Bryon Powell · 6 Comments
One of the things I'm supposed to do as part of my Montrail deal is submit a race schedule for the coming year. Actually, you are asked to submit one with your team application and I did that; however, you are asked to submit another one following the signing of your contract. The request for […]
New Beginnings
December 7, 2006 by Bryon Powell · Leave a Comment
The very first iRunFar post!


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Calendarof Events
Written by Miami Today on April 9, 2009
Thursday 4/9
Diaspora Vibe Gallery hosts the opening of "Runaway Reactions" featuring the work of Marlon Griffith and Susan Mains. Mr. Griffith's work, presented in video displays, examines social criticism in Trinidad's Carnival. Ms. Mains' collection explores the quality of light, contrast and color. 7-10 p.m. Ends May 21. Diaspora Vibe Cultural Arts Incubator, 3938 N Miami Ave., Miami. Details: (305) 573-4046 or www.diasporavibe.net.
The Historical Museum of Southern Florida hosts a photography exhibit by architect Raul L. Rodriguez. "Necrópolis Cristóbal Colón" includes large color prints of the avenues, mausoleums, vaults and chapels of the Cristóbal Colón Cemetery in Havana, a resting place for national and historical figures. Ends May 25. Historical Museum of Southern Florida, 101 W Flagler St., Miami. Details: (305) 375-1492 or www.hmsf.org.
Artist Mark di Suvero's enormous steel sculptures rise over Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden's world-famous flowering trees and vines merging the worlds of art and engineering. The collection includes five massive steel structures that are said to seamlessly fit into the garden's delicate fauna. Ends May 31. Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, 10901 Old Cutler Road, Coral Gables. Details: (305) 667-1651 or www.fairchildgarden.org.
The Historical Museum of Southern Florida hosts "Black Crossroads: The African Diaspora in Miami." The exhibit explores the impact of African-Americans, Africans, black Caribs and black Hispanics on Miami through historic photographs, oral histories, memorabilia, film and artifacts related to black pioneers, families, laborers, communities and organizations spanning the 100-year history of black migration to Miami. Ends Jan. 24. Historical Museum of Southern Florida, 101 W Flagler, Miami. Details: (305) 375-1657 or www.hmsf.org.
The Rubell Family Collection exhibits work from 30 emerging African-American artists. Ends May 30. Rubell Family Collection, 95 NW 29th St., Miami. Details: (305) 573-6090 or www.30americans.com.
The Jewish Museum exhibits photographs of Manhattan's Lower East Side during the 1950s and '60s by Gabriela Landau. Through the hustle and bustle of corner delis, street vendors and busy pedestrians, the collection gives a nostalgic glimpse of New York City a half-century ago. Ends May 10. Jewish Museum of Florida, 311 Washington Ave., Miami Beach. Free for members, $18 others, Details: (305) 672-5044 or www.jewishmuseum.com.
Miami Art Museum hosts "NeoHooDoo: Art for a Forgotten Faith," co-organized by the Menil Collection and PS 1 Contemporary Art Center. The exhibition brings together an intergenerational group of artists who address the use of rituals in the artistic process and the implications of spirituality in contemporary art. Ends May 24. Miami Art Museum, 101 W Flagler St., Miami. Details: (305) 375-3000 or www.miamiartmusem.org.
Adamar Fine Arts hosts the opening of Burton Morris's "A Night In/A Night Out on the Town." Mr. Morris first gained national attention when his artwork was chosen to hang on the set of the hit TV show "Friends." His latest collection puts a spin on everyday objects and motifs. Using his post-pop style, Mr. Morris' work portrays popular icons and ideas people can easily relate to. 7-10 p.m. Ends May 2. 4141 NE 2nd Ave., suite 107, Miami. Details: (305) 576-1355 or www.adamargallery.com.
The Museum of Contemporary Art's newest exhibit investigates how technological innovations from the early 20th century provided artists with new means to create abstract moving images. Titled "Abstract Cinema," the exhibit brings together a wide range of artists who have broken boundaries by using new media in creative ways. Ends May 10. Museum of Contemporary Art, 770 NE 125th St., North Miami. Details: (305) 893-6211 or www.mocanomi.org.
Miami Dade College hosts a tribute to late Cuban painter and sculptor Carlos Sobrino on the 100th anniversary of his birth. The exhibition includes 21 of his works, as well as items from his personal collection. Ends April 24. Miami Dade College West Campus, 3800 NW 115th Ave., Doral. Details: (305) 237-1532 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Saturday 4/11
The Museum of Contemporary Arts' Wynwood gallery hosts the first museum exhibition of Miami-native Luis Gispert. The exhibit features works in a variety of media and examines the concept of customization as a means to the sublime. 7-9 p.m. 404 NW 26th St., Miami. Details: (305) 893-6211 or www.mocanomi.org.
Wednesday 4/15
The Museum of Contemporary Art hosts another installment of its contemporary-art boot camp. Education Curator Adrienne Von Lates' lecture will examine the work of Salvador Dali and the surrealists. 7 p.m. Museum of Contemporary Art, 770 NE 125th St., North Miami. Details: (305) 893-6211 or www.mocanomi.org.


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Rowan Chenille is 100% cotton, soft and yet textured to the touch. This yarn takes cables and textured stitches very well. Available in strong jewel like colours and in a 50 gram ball it is ideal for colour work, mixing with other Rowan core yarns, but equally makes very wearable and warm garments when knitted by iteslf.
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The official marketing text of Lenovo ThinkPad X41 Tablet 40GB Tablet as supplied by the manufacturerThe ThinkPad X Series Tablet offers ultimate mobility in a choice of versatile ultraportables. Designed as part of the industry-leading X40 Series, the ThinkPad X41 Tablet is the smallest and lightest 12" convertible tablet available, and has the longest standard battery life of any tablet in its class. This model has full functionality of the X41 notebook, plus a unique swivel hinge which allows the screen to rotate 180°, and provides the flexibility to take handwritten notes directly on the screen with the Tablet Digitizer Pen.
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Windows XP Tablet PC Edition 2005
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Sperry Top-Sider Pilot Loafer
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If you're looking for the ultimate comfort driving moc, look no further! The Pilot from Sperry Top-Sider will be difficult to take off once you slip your foot into its cushioned footbed made for all day wear!
- Handsewn leather upper
- Padded collar
- Round moc toe
- Removable contoured footbed with Wave Comfort system
- Non-marking outsole with Wave-Siping for wet/dry traction
- Protective rubber heel guard prevents wear and tear while driving
- Imported
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Sperry Loafer
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Oh France. You just know how to wrap me around me your pretty little finger, don't you? And after seeing Montpellier through the talented lens of Shoot In Love via this completely perfect wedding, I do believe I'm wrapped that much tighter. Because this is the dreamiest of destination weddings complete with a guest list so awesome they all dressed in retro fo the ceremony. It doesn't get much more fabulous than that, and you can see precisely what I am talking about right here.
From Shoot In Love… Marie and Armand married in Montpellier in South France. They put a lot of care in details, old bike, old french car, candles, a lot of flowers. The wedding took place in two parts. First the civil ceremony, all the guests wore retro costumes. To go to the town hall, the couple had organized a cortege of bike. After the first ceremony, they organized a beautiful "cérémonie laïque" outside. Laugh, tears, songs, braces it was a very emotional ceremony. The cocktail was a celebration of friendship and family, rhythm by old songs played on the accordion.
From the Bride… The magical site, surrounded by old stone, our guest's retro costumes, who all played the game, the whole procession accompanying us bike to City Hall…the sun, the excitement, surprises, smiles, love everywhere we look, made this day a wonderful memory…UNFORGETTABLE!
Wedding Photography: Shoot In Love | Reception Venue: Mas de Causse in Montpellier, France | Floral Design: Bénédicte Enjalbert (firstname.lastname@example.com) | Catering: Vip Cook Traiteur | Wedding Dress: Cymbeline "Fadela" | Groom's Attire: Marcel et Marcel | Hair + Makeup: Cyrielle Borg


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Tuesday, May 15, 2012
San Francisco Giants: Time to Re-Sign Melky Cabrera?
The overall consensus would be that the Giants would love Cabrera back with the team next season. He is getting paid $6 million this season and will be a free agent after 2012, which means the Giants need to act quick if they want to lock up their seemingly only productive hitter for multiple seasons.
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Wednesday, May 9, 2012
MLB Trade Rumors: San Francisco Giants in Running to Land Kevin Youkilis?
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San Francisco Giants: Which Pitcher Do They Start If They Had to Win One Game?
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Thursday, April 26, 2012
2012 NFL Draft: Breaking Down the San Francisco 49ers' Selection of A.J. Jenkins
No one was going to take A.J. Jenkins before the 30th overall pick on Thursday night.
Was it a reach to take Illinois wide receiver Jenkins with a first round pick?
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Golden State Warriors: Taking A Look At Their 2012 Offseason Goals
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Wednesday, April 25, 2012
San Francisco Giants: Aubrey Huff Placed on 15-Day DL With Anxiety
Giants' manager Bruce Bochy said Huff is back in Florida seeing a team-provided therapist, but will return to the team on Friday. He will continue to receive treatment while back with the team.
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San Francisco Giants: 'Personal Issue' Is Bad Timing For Aubrey Huff
Huff has been away from the team after he took a flight to Florida on Monday morning to handle a "personal issue."
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Monday, April 23, 2012
San Jose Sharks Season Wrap-Up: The Good, Bad and Ugly of 2011-12
What do you say after a team with that much hype and that much talent fails to make a dent in the NHL playoffs?
Changes are coming in San Jose, and only a couple players are untouchable.
The 2011 offseason gave San Jose reason for hope, in terms of overcoming the hurdle that is the Western Conference Finals.
Changes are coming in San Jose, and only a couple players are untouchable.
The 2011 offseason gave San Jose reason for hope, in terms of overcoming the hurdle that is the Western Conference Finals.
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
NHL Playoffs 2012: Changing Up Lines Is Only Answer for San Jose Sharks
Monday, April 16, 2012
San Jose Sharks vs. St. Louis Blues: What We've Learned in First 3 Games of 2-1 Series
The Blues took a seemingly commanding 2-1 lead in the series by beating the Sharks in San Jose on Monday night.
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"I am so proud of the Latino community and especially entrepreneurs who are creating new businesses and adding additional jobs in our communities," Tony Yapias, director of Proyecto Latino de Utah and small business owner. "Entrepreneurs are a key driver of our economy. Latinos by nature are true entrepreneurs and given an opportunity for immigration reform they would do a lot more for this country and economy."
Key Findings
In recent decades, the number of Hispanic entrepreneurs has grown exponentially. From 1990 to 2012, the number of Hispanic entrepreneurs in America more than tripled, going from 577,000 to more than 2.0 million. This surge far outstripped population growth among the working-age Hispanic American population. It also dwarfed the growth in the number of self-employed non-Hispanics during that period, which grew by just 14.0 percent—roughly one eighteenth as fast as the Hispanic rate.
Hispanic immigrants, particularly those from Mexico, played a key role in this growth. Between 1990 and 2012, the number of Hispanic immigrant entrepreneurs more than quadrupled, going from 321,000 to 1.4 million. At the same time, the number of self-employed Mexican immigrants grew by a factor of 5.4, reaching 765,000 Entrepreneurship became so established among Mexican immigrants that by 2012 more than one in 10 such immigrants was an entrepreneur.
There are far more Hispanic entrepreneurs today than expected. In 2012 the rate of Hispanic-American entrepreneurship was more than one whole percentage point higher than we would expect based on factors like population growth, language proficiency, and family structure.[1] Hispanic immigrants overcame obstacles that hinder entrepreneurship at even greater rates: Among that population, the entrepreneurship rate was 2.1 percentage points higher than expected, resulting in an estimated 251,000 additional entrepreneurs in 2012.
Hispanic entrepreneurs helped power the economy during the recent recession. While entrepreneurship rates among non-Hispanic, U.S.-born individuals dropped during the decade that included the recent recession, the number of Hispanic entrepreneurs grew by 71.5 percent. That made a notable difference on the U.S. unemployment rate: If the 581,000 Hispanic immigrant entrepreneurs who created businesses from 2000 to 2010 were instead unemployed in 2010, the unemployment rate would have been 0.4 percentage points higher, topping 10 percent.
As entrepreneurship levels have dropped in recent years, Hispanics have increasingly focused on founding new businesses. In 2012, the rate of self-employment dropped to its lowest point in decades, reaching 10.0 percent. But from 2010 to 2012, the number of Hispanic entrepreneurs grew by 160,000 people. For the entire 1990 to 2012 period, Hispanics added new entrepreneurs almost 10 times faster than the population overall.
Hispanic immigrants now have higher entrepreneurship rates than the U.S. population overall. While 10.2 percent of the U.S. population was entrepreneurs in 2010, 11.0 percent of Hispanic immigrants were. By 2012, that gap had widened to 10.0 percent and 11.7 percent, respectively.
This report was prepared for the Partnership for a New American Economy and the Latino Donors Collaborative by Marie T. Mora, Ph.D. and Alberto Dávila, Ph.D of the University of Texas – Pan American.
Click this link at http://pnae.us/betterbusiness to see the full report, "How Hispanic Entrepreneurs Are Beating Expectations and Bolstering the U.S. Economy."
This event and report are part of the #iBuildImmigration campaign that brings business leaders across America together with the Partnership for a New American Economy to tell Washington that we need immigration reform now.
About the Partnership for a New American Economy
The Partnership for a New American Economy brings together more than 500 Republican, Democratic and Independent mayors and business leaders who support immigration reforms that will help create jobs for Americans today. The Partnership's members include mayors of more than 35 million people nationwide and business leaders of companies that generate more than $1.5 trillion and employ more than 4 million people across all sectors of the economy, from Agriculture to Aerospace, Hospitality to High Tech and Media to Manufacturing. Partnership members understand that immigration is essential to maintaining the productive, diverse and flexible workforce that America needs to ensure prosperity over the coming generations. Learn more at www.RenewOurEconomy.org.


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Franciscan Foot & Ankle Associates - Enumclaw
1818 Cole St. Enumclaw, WA 98022
Phone: 360-802-5760Fax: 360-802-5799
Christopher Bock, DPM, is a podiatrist who treats all aspects of foot and ankle problems and specializes in reconstructive surgery. He is dedicated to establishing open communication with his patients and treating them with expertise and empathy.Dr. Bock was the chief podiatric surgical resident in reconstructive foot and ankle surgery with the Franciscan Foot and Ankle Institute at St. Francis Hospital. He has also completed additional training in arthroscopy, trauma surgery and deformity correction with the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons. In addition, Dr. Bock has volunteered his skills for the Yucatan Crippled Children's Project in Merida, Mexico.Dr. Bock is a member of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons, the American Podiatric Medical Association and the National Strength and Conditioning Association.
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Under a bill signed by Governor Deval Patrick, grocery stores and other businesses selling food would be allowed to file an exemption from having to put price labels on many items. Retailers would have to provide scanners, and label shelves clearly displaying how much an item costs. Opponents say scanners could be unreliable, forcing consumers to guess the price of a particular food. Retailers say scanners are more accurate than manual pricing of goods. Brian Houghton is the Vice President of the Massachusetts Food Association, a trade group for the grocery industry. He says consumers are already used to not having certain foods individually marked. He says certain dairy items and frozen foods have been exempt from stickers for several years.
"You're not having your juices priced, your frozen foods are exempt. Eggs, milk, certain other products and other categories are exempt already, so folks aren't really relying on the stickers as much as they think they are when they go to a food store to shop."
Another requirement is retailers cannot lay off employees who formerly priced goods. Suzi Robinson is a spokesperson for the Stop and Shop chain of supermarkets. She says those employees will be freed up for other tasks.
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The West is settling into a new age of austerity: the 'NICE' ('non-inflationary consistent expansion', Kitson et al. 2011) economy has turned 'VILE' ('volatile inflation, little expansion', ibid.), and the economic and social fall-out is now becoming visible. Unemployment, redundancy, inflation, recession, insecurity, and poverty all loom, causing governments, businesses and individuals to re-evaluate their priorities.
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Quebec City ready to host FIVB Beach Volleyball Swatch World Tour July 19-24
QUEBEC CITY - The FIVB Beach Volleyball Swatch World Tour returns to Canada for the first time since 2007 from July 19-24 as Quebec City plays host to its first ever World Tour event with the Québec Open Jeep.
The Tour has been held in Canada in seven previous occasions (three in Toronto and four in Montreal). The competition in Quebec City is set for the Séminaire des Pères Maristes. For ticket info visit: www.quebecopenjeep.com
The tournament officially starts July 19 with the country quota matches at 2 p.m. The qualification round is on July 20, mains draw matches on July 21-22 with semifinals on July 23 and the medal matches on July 24. Main draw sessions start at 11 a.m. in the day time and 6 p.m. in the evening. The medal matches on Sunday start at 1 p.m.
Among the featured teams for Canada on the women's side are Marie-Andrée Lessard of Ville LaSalle, Que., and Annie Martin of Sherbrooke, Que. ''We are excited about playing in front of our families, friends and sponsors,'' said Martin. ''It's one of the key events for us this season.''
Other teams to watch for on the women's side for Canada are the fast-improving Heather Bansley and Liz Maloney of Toronto as well as Julie Rodrigue of Quebec City and Kacie MacTavish of Sharon, Ont.
On the men's side, Canada is also showing improvement this year with teams of Christian Redmann of Toronto and Ben Saxton of Calgary; Josh Binstock and Richard Van Huizen, both of Toronto and Martin Reader of Comox, B.C., and Chaim Schalk of Red Deer, Alta.
"It is integral for Canada's development in beach volleyball to host an international competition," Reader said. "Not only does it assist our nation's athletes in improving their world ranking; it will catalyze the growth of our sport and offer invaluable marketing opportunities."
The powerful international field will include Americans Phil Dalhausser and Todd Rogers the 2008 Olympic champions and 2010 World Tour champions.
The tournament also count towards the Olympic qualifying process.
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Friday afternoon at Triton Ballpark, the Red Storm won Game Four of the NCAA West Baseball Regional by defeating Sonoma State, 6-5.
Dixie State improved to 36-16 on the year coming out triumphant in a game that saw three lead changes. Sonoma State dropped to 27-18, ending their season with two straight losses in the Regional and four consecutive defeats overall.
The Storm struck in the first inning for the second consecutive day when Tyler Blair laced a single to right field scoring Drew McLaughlin.
Abrath battled through his first inning to leave the bags full of Seawolves. Sonoma State would score three runs to take their only lead with a two-run single followed by another run-scoring hit. Abrath would settle down and retire 12 of the next 15 batters.
Johnson brought the Storm within a run, 3-2, with his first career home run for Dixie State. He tomahawked an elevated pitch over the wall in left field for a two-out solo shot.
The tide ultimately turned in DSU's favor in the fifth inning. With one out, Yuto Kata pulled a single through the left side. A pair of successive walks to Kevin Kline and Blair set a bases-loaded stage for Kris Kaplan. On a 1-1 pitch, Kaplan drove a ball deep the right-center field that bounced off the fence scoring two for a 4-3 lead. Two wild pitches from two different SSU pitchers plated a couple of runs to cap a four-run frame.
Abrath (8-1) would pitch into the seventh inning and hand the ball to southpaw Taylor Stone. His strikeout to end the inning left a runner stranded. Stone began the eighth frame allowing a single and inducing a ground out. Matt Hill entered to face a right-handed pinch hitter. After a fly ball that advanced the lead runner to third, Hill allowed an RBI single to allow Sonoma State within two runs, 6-4.
DSU turned to Evan Parker after maintaining its two-run cushion entering the ninth. Parker, who had not pitched in a save situation since April 26 and not thrown in a game since May 2, looked rattled early. He put two on with a single and a walk. After a fly ball to center advanced a runner to third, Parker allowed an RBI single through the right side. SSU put the tying run at third and potential go-ahead runner at second with a double steal. But Parker (13), as the top save man in the PacWest this year, froze his final batter on a curveball for the game-ending strikeout.
The Storm won the hit battle 12 to 11 thanks to multi-hit game from McLaughlin, Kata, Kline, Kaplan and Johnson.
NCAA Regional play continues Saturday at 3 p.m. for Dixie State. The opponent is to be determined. If Cal Poly Pomona defeats UC San Diego to avoid elimination, the Broncos and Storm will tangle. If CPP loses, Dixie State will get the loser of Friday night's matchup between Chico State and California Baptist.
NOTES: This was the first ever baeball meeting between the schools since Dixie State became a NCAA school ... The 36th win is a new single-season high in the Division II era, the Storm fininshed with 35 wins in Mike Littlewood's last season (2012)


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The Miss Emery County Pageant was held on July 17 in the Emery High School auditorium. Brandt Peacock opened the event by singing the national anthem. Master of Ceremonies was Dennis Worwood, who entertained the audience throughout the evening with Meagan Rogers, 2003 Miss Emery County, by his side. Special performances by Showtime Performers, Seth Bott, Rachel Rogers, Meagan Rogers, Shala Pitchforth, Nicole Sanders, Shawna Rogers, Jackie Rogers, Nikki Rogers and Hailee Rogers.
Competitors were Allison Wells, Holli Myerhoff, Natalie Newland, Valery Bell, and Tawni Bigelow. They competed in swim wear, talent, casual wear and on-stage interview and evening wear.
Myerhoff won a cash prize for selling the most tickets to the pageant. Wells was named first attendant and Bigelow was crowned 2004 Miss Emery County.


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Podcast: "Chris Tanev is Back, And the Podcast is Back!"
Dimitri Filipovic
August 26 2013 02:44PM
Chris Tanev is pretty thrilled about how much time we spent discussing him; Image via Canucks [dot] nhl [dot] com
This podcast was recorded on Thursday (August 22nd) afternoon, but due to some technical issues, we weren't able to get it up until now. You could say that it's #MarekLate, and you wouldn't be wrong. But still, only one of the things we discussed is actually dated; like when I asked Cam whether the return of Chris Tanev meant that Andrew Alberts' time as a Canuck was up, and he replied with "Oh, I hope so." Alberts wound up signing on for $600k for next season just hours after we recorded. So hopefully you'll still find some value in giving it a listen.
In this edition of the show we covered the Tanev contract (and the next one to come), the Canucks "missing out" on Douglas Murray, and the benefits of fancy stats. We finished things up by answering some of the questions we received from readers about Bo Horvat, Jordan Schroeder, and Jason Garrison.
Click past the jump to stream the podcast!
We will try to have a podcast up weekly, and would like to make it more interactive and fan-friendly than it has been in the past. We encourage you to follow Cam and Dimitri on Twitter, and send questions for future editions of the podcast their way (or to @CanucksArmy). Thanks for listening.
Hey Guys,
Great podcast! I love it. Can you guys get this into an rss so I can catch this on my podcast app? I imagine it is a bit of a pain to setup but I am sure it will bring more regular listeners!
I think you can set this up quite easily with feedburner (http://feedburner.google.com/).
see: https://auphonic.com/blog/2013/02/07/how-to-podcast-for-free/


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