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Originally posted by Deathwing980
Not too happy to see specific class known as engineer and medic, i liked it when you had just 5 types of armors but could equip specific weapons to them and yet still take the role of the medic or engineer if you had to.. This feels more like Battlefield 3 than it does the true Planetside, but not having played beta yet i have to hold my condeming speech until i have played the game.
I am very much looking forward to playing, but you bring up the one point that makes me a bit miffed. Can't stand that they put classes into the mix. It was damn near perfect the way they had it in the first Planetside where you could desin your character the way you wanted to. All they needed to do was take the exact structure of the original game and update it with the engine that they now have (which looks incredible by the way). If they would have redone it exactly as they originally had it (minus a few very minor corrections) it would have been perfect.
I hope I'm very wrong and the classes work out OK, but I think that was their one big mistake. It simply makes it look like all the other FPS's on the market, and not what made PS unique.
There were players in Reinforced Exo-Suit with a Medical cert as well. They are making this to play more like Team Fortress and not PS1. But I say F Team Fortress.
Does no one know what the word exclusive means anymore? I guess not since this was "exclusive".....with other media.
i really hope PS2 doesn't have some stupid ridiculous requirements. the game looks beautiful and id really rather not upgrade yet again since i just recently did.
I feel reluctantly bummed. Well, Mildly so. I feel like others have posted in that I'm not a fan at all of the hard locked classes. It looks more like a "if you wear this armor, you are expected to perform this role" thing which harkens back to the first game, but the lockouts on gear are a bummer.
It appeared from other videos that they were going the Free to Play route that League of Legends employs in that only the basic stuff is available for a new player, and better gear / weapons / ammo types and more were unlocked by earning points in play. People wishing to spend money could do so to cut to the chase in having certain choices unlocked early.
I was all cool with that but eh... the classes. I'll try not to hate too hard as they're allowing modular weapons / options on vehicles to perform different roles, which is something the previous game lacked. You get some cool stuff with the new game, but some steps taken backwards as well with player customization I guess.
I'll still play it for certain. Free is free. Especially since they pledged to watchdog the hell out of hacks / cheats.
I can't wait to play this game
Originally posted by Deathwing980
Not too happy to see specific class known as engineer and medic, i liked it when you had just 5 types of armors but could equip specific weapons to them and yet still take the role of the medic or engineer if you had to.. This feels more like Battlefield 3 than it does the true Planetside, but not having played beta yet i have to hold my condeming speech until i have played the game.
tbh, there is quite a few things that disturb me. However, there is another side to the coin; firstly I didn't expect new planetside to be the same as old planetside - the devs are looking towards a much larger player base and tbh old planetside was fantastic but not purfect, second one of the thing they have to do is game the game more accessible for new players and I~ guess that is the specific reason behind classes.
With the game now being ftp, it's very important to get large numbers into the game and in my opinion that is the driving motivation behind most of their changes.
Looks amazing.
This guy is fucking GARBAGE at the game, bunny hopping, calling Max mechwarrior. is he drunk or just stupid?
Ok, game looks good...however, everything seems just like PS1...I mean I was expecting a lot more new stuff...at least something that doesn't make me feel like I'm still playing PS1...from the looks of these vids, I saw nothing to get excited about.
However, it has been a few years since I last played PS and maybe these vids just didn't show enough of everything that makes PS2 a better upgrade to PS1...I hope there is more, otherwise it just seems like a few cosmetic and engine upgrades...kind of like taking a nintendo game and upgrading it to play on xbox or something LOL....ok, I'm exaggerating but still, I didn't get excited one bit from what I saw because it all reminds me of the original in everyway...so nothing new really stands out in terms of gameplay.
a game from SOE being F2P lol.. yeah right.
Everyone is jumping for joy when they see a MMO is free to play. Unfortunately, the only ones to see these "free" games are not really free are gaming veterans.
A free-to-play game such as this one will give you all the basic stuff which everyone gets anyway. And it's cool, you play and you level up. But at higher levels you'll see items you want or need in order to keep up with the rest of the population, but now you need to pay real cash to get them. The game will continue adding more and more items and each one will cost you.
Bottom line: You either kick up cash or you stay behind.
To make it short, "free" playing games will cost you a lot more real life money in order to compete then the usual $16 a monthly fee you would of normally paid.
Free games? Hardly.
I'm not putting this game down, but if it's anything like the original PS, it'll be another mindless game where everyone is running amok shooting everything in sight completely uncoordinated.
Shooting like a madman and dying , rinse and repeat without any real strategy invovled.
After all, it's a game by SoE. Worse gaming company , ever.
The devs have stated that the game is entirely free to play. All content is available to EVERY PLAYER. If you go f2p, you have access to everything but some side-grades as they call them. These side grades are just different in their utility over other weapons. They don't add power or anything.
From everything I've heard/read they do not want to restrict players by content, so you will never have to buy an expansion for PlanetSide 2. This is because the players ARE the content. They have stated that having f2p members improves the game for those players and paying players alike.
They've also stated that they are restricting it to 20% power improvement from fresh players to max certed players. Iirc, this power improvement is mostly due to utility. They can react to more situations than a player just starting out.
Do not fear f2p for PlanetSide 2. Do not compare it to an MMO with NPC's. Players are content and keeping a high population is paramount to keeping a happy paying playerbase. The devs for this game are very vocal about what they are doing and Matt Higby is always on twitter and doing interviews. Tons of info out there, if you take some time to watch the vids and read up. The videos and interviews spans hours, so have lots of time on your hands to hear/see them all.


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PERSONAL: Born Johnnie B. Baker Jr. on June 15, 1949 in Riverside, Calif., "Dusty" Baker currently resides in California with his wife, Melissa, and has two children, Natosha and Darren...A 1967 graduate of Del Campo High School in Carmichael, Calif., Baker attended American River College in Sacramento, Calif. Baker was inducted into the Sacramento Sports Hall of Fame in 2013, and the California Black Sports Hall of Fame in 1997. In 2015, Baker was enshrined, along with Barry Bonds, in the Bay Area Sports Hall of Fame, and is currently awaiting induction into the Riverside (CA) Sports Hall of Fame on May 16, 2016.
In 1990, Baker was voted by the fans to the Dodgers' All-Time Team during their 100th-anniversary celebration, was voted as the manager of the Giants' All-Time team in 1999, and in 1998 received the Silver Plumes City Ambassador Award from WHERE San Francisco Magazine, presented annually to an individual who largely represents and epitomizes the city's reputation for greatness.
Baker, who is a prostate cancer survivor (2001), served in the United States Marine Corps Reserve from 1969-75...Baker also has experience as a broadcaster, working for ESPN's Baseball Tonight in 2007 and, most recently, for TBS as a studio analyst during the 2015 postseason.

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"Socialized medicine does not have Death Panels!"
Skip to comments.Denver boy, 9, died after state-benefits error denied him asthma medication
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A Montbello mother says her 9-year-old son's death from severe asthma could have been prevented had Denver Human Services resolved problems with his Medicaid pharmacy benefits.
Zuton Lucero said she called Human Services every three days for months last year when she was suddenly unable to get prescription drugs for her son, Zumante.
The boy's health deteriorated without the medication, his doctor said, and he died at Children's Hospital in July after losing consciousness at his house after an attack.
"I don't want anyone else to be sitting where I'm sitting," Lucero said.
Advocacy lawyers who met Wednesday with the Colorado Attorney General's Office hold up Lucero's story as an example of how serious the Zumante Lucero struggled with asthma since he was a baby. In March, his mother went to fill his Advair prescription, but it was denied. Months of calls followed to Human Services to no avail. The boy, 9, got progressively worse and died in July. (Hyoung Chang, The Denver Post) problems are with the state's $243 million computer system that is supposed to manage benefits and the county human workers behind it.
"The human system fell down," said Ed Kahn, a lawyer with the Colorado Center for Law and Policy, who is among a group of local and national lawyers weighing a lawsuit against the state for delays in getting food stamps and Medicaid benefits to people. "They are responsible for this kid's death."
The Colorado Benefits Management System is run through county human services offices and manages medical and food-assistance benefits for everyone in Colorado. Since its 2004 installation, the system has been beset by problems.
Lawyers advocating for Colorado's needy sat down with state officials Wednesday to discuss the problems that have the lawyers weighing whether to sue the state as they did in 2005 over similar issues.
"They presented us with some new information, and we listened carefully," Kahn said. "We hope to make a decision in relatively short order about how we are going to move forward."
Lucero, who works as a paraprofessional in Denver Public Schools, said Wednesday that she will continue to tell the story of Zumante's death "to enough people so that it won't ever be anyone else's story."
In addition to working with the advocacy lawyers, she has hired a personal attorney and is exploring a lawsuit against Denver.
Zumante had struggled with asthma since he was 3 months old. But when he was 6, the condition became serious enough for his mother to apply for benefits under Social Security, which also entitles him to Medicaid.
Andrew Lieber was Zu mante's physician since birth. He said the boy's lungs were severely inflamed, and his twice-daily medication, Advair, helped control that.
Last March, Lucero went to fill her son's prescriptions at a Walgreens near her home in Montbello. A worker there said Zumante didn't have prescription-drug coverage anymore.
Lucero says she called Denver Human Services every three days for four months trying to get him drug coverage. Each time she called, an automatic computer report was issued and sent to her house usually showing that all of her children including Zumante qualified for Medicaid.
But even when she brought in the reports to Walgreens, she was told the computer system showed he wasn't eligible for pharmaceutical benefits.
Throughout months of frustrating phone calls to Human Services' call-center operators, which often left Lucero in tears, Zumante's health weakened. She managed to reach her caseworker only once. The caseworker told her in March that the problem had been resolved.
Just why the system showed Zumante wasn't eligible for the prescription benefit when in fact he was still is not clear.
The little boy, who loved karate, drawing cartoon figures and riding bikes with his brothers and sisters, was often caught in spasms of panic because he couldn't catch his breath.
He went to the emergency room in May and June when the inhalers and nebulizers Lucero carried were not enough.
During the June trip to the ER, Lucero told doctors she wasn't able to get him his Advair.
They gave her some samples. When she told Zumante he was going to get to start taking his medicine again, the boy was so relieved he cried.
But it was too late. The medicine works progressively to keep inflammation down, Lieber said.
On July 16, Lucero was home and heard Zumante call her name from upstairs. He was on the nebulizer and told her he couldn't breathe. She called an ambulance. While she was waiting, Zumante lost consciousness.
She cradled him in the front yard while she waited to hear sirens. By the time paramedics got him to Children's Hospital, he had been unconscious for more than 10 minutes.
For four days, he was kept alive on a ventilator, but when Lucero decided to disconnect it, he died within a few minutes.
Denver Human Services officials said the agency "feels the death of any child as a tragic loss," said spokeswoman Revekka Balancier. "And our department tries very hard to prevent these kinds of tragic accidents."
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And Dr.'s have samples. My children were given a sample of Advair. Something we seriously wrong on both ends.
"Socialized medicine does not have Death Panels!"
Ms. Lucero needs to be a little concerned as to why she couldn't provide for her son.
Why didn't she just buy it? This doesn't make sense! The medication to save her son's life was in a box a few feet in front of a wooden counter.
Another dead child on (Saint) Obama's watch.
This may be the reason we don't go around claiming to be the black Jesus with the Denver Post watching.
Something doesn't jive right with this story?!! MONTHS without the meds? What's wrong with this picture?
I'm sorry, if my child is that ill I'm buying medication myself. What kind of mother sits around waiting for some bureaucrat to get their sh*t together rather than scrounging up the money and getting what her child needs? The woman had a job, don't tell me she couldn't get the money.
See what the liberal welfare state does to people? This mother's common sense was destroyed and her child paid the price.
Advair runs about $175/mo. full price.
However, severe asthma was controlled relatively well before Advair.
From the way this article reads, the kid was in a constant state of airway inflamation. Generally, this is not the way asthma operates. Asthma usually needs some sort of environmental trigger before it starts.
I'm 51, almost died from my asthma a couple of times in my youth. I survived and managed before Advair was even invented.
I say this, because I think there's a lot more to this story than is being reported.
OLTG's Rules for a Long and Happy Life #5467 "Do not ever rely on a government bureaucracy for life and death issues."
I would sit in a bare house before letting my (future) child go without food or medication.
The kind that believes electing obama will solve all her problems.
I'd want to know some more details. Could be that mom was caught between a rock and a hard place, such as she can't legally tap into some other discount program if she is "eligible for Medicaid." Therefore to get the stuff she has to lay out MSRP which virtually nobody else has to pay (not even insurers). So chose to keep food on her table and try lesser treatments. I'd like to know what happened to the dad?
Who would let their child die because the government wouldn't pay for the medicine?
60 doses of the generic Advair is $50 (just checked). Maybe someone could have helped her or something. Wow.
A careful reading of this story indicates this mother and her child are being supported by the state, that is, welfare, food stamps, Medicaid, etc. She expects the state to provide for them and If the state doesn't provide for them, they die. That is what socialism is all about. Now the woman is going to sue the state. I predict a lot more of this in our future as we are all herded into socialized medicine and other inefficient collective arrangements.
As a parent that was also my first thought...there is nothing that would stop me from getting medicine my kid needed....including flat out theft.
I wouldnt have put up with it for 4 days much less four months....
I suspect there is more to this story than we've been told....
Now that Social Security is officially broke and may need a bailout, look for more people to be denied.
The mother is stupid and the one to blame. She should have done anything possible to get the medicine.
from the article...
"Lucero, who works as a paraprofessional in Denver Public Schools"
I wonder if she's even a citizen.
I know, from not having insurance myself, that they ARE programs out there by the manufactures that will give away the medicine. The Dr. should have stepped in. This doesn't sound right. What kind of Dr. lets a kid die?
Dunno about theft, but I'd be banging on the door of Salvation Army and similar agencies.
I wonder how many packs a day the "mother" smoked?
I agree.
However, having just come off a rather frightening 2 month asthma flare, it still gives me the heebie-jeebies.
I bet the apartment they lived in still had full cable TV.
Socialized medicine kills.
A paraprofessional what? Is this a fancy way of saying teacher's aide? That's not exactly a road to fantastic riches, though don't most schools have awfully good health benefits?
There is either more to this story or the mother is sick.
Sarah Palin you were right. Death panels. Even when they're not even supposed to be doing that.
Not only can you get free samples from your doctor, there are all sorts of coupons floating around everywhere. Some of the coupons are so good we didn't even submit a claim to the health insurer. And there is also a patient assistance program that Glaxo advertises heavily. Not to mention that if you want to order from Canada you can get it for less than half price.
But, with that said, my husband uses it and it works perfectly. He was never able to keep his asthma under control until Advair (any exercise would start him wheezing). Now he can do martial arts, bike, and hike with no distress.
Our insurer has raised the copay substantially on the stuff, but even if they struck it from the covered drugs we would find a way to get it by hook or crook.
This woman just sat around waiting for the government to do something. As soon as she did go to the doctor he gave her free samples, but she had waited too long.
Government dependency = death.
"works as a paraprofessional in Denver Public Schools"
I have no idea what that means and Denver is heavily union and pro illegal, sanctuary city, so she had plenty of options IMHO.
A quick search shows they earn about $11/hr. As it is the school district, I would think they would offer medical insurance as well.
It is not taxpayer's responsibility to provide for other people's children.
Why didn't she bring him into ER and say my son can't breath?!
Government dependancy kills. (As well.)
Maybe OZama is right. With Medicaid in action there would be no need to form a death panel.
Okay, so why is her child eligible (or not eligible) for Medicaid? Or SCHIP or whatever it's called in Colorado? Does the school system not provide insurance for its employees and their families? Did she decline coverage? This raises more questions than it answers. Obviously she is depending on the state, if she claims the state is responsible for her child's medicine. So, if she is employed, the question has to be why was the kid on Medicaid and, since she had a job, why she didn't just buy his medicine?
That is an interesting question.
Her outrage is just a little late. It was a horrible tragedy but she should not profit from her son's death through a wrongful death lawsuit. She is also at fault.
Wonder if there was some other reason she did not want to be a squeaky wheel.
Yep, if you can't afford the kid then be responsible. Don't put the burden on the taxpayers.
Give you an example ~ I need a certain medication. I went on a trip and forgot to take my pills. I went to a pharmacy and asked if they could call my pharmacist and get authorization for 14 pills ~ a very minor fraction of what I needed.
They did that. I got my pills and it was all good.
Little did I know that "the law" requires that when I change pharmacies, even under the conditions I described, I have effectively made a permanent change and will have to go back to my doctor for a new prescription to restart service at my old, local pharmacy.
The "law" that did this to me is called MEDICARE. The bureaucrats don't care one way or the other if I pay for my medications out of my pocket, or the taxpayer's, they've decided that my acquisition of life sustaining medications is a very secondary issue next to the question of WHERE I GO for those medication.
This little boy's medication is more carefully monitored than the stuff I use ~ probably because it costs more AND can be dangerous to some people. It's unlikely his mother could have gotten the medicine ever again if she changed the payment method since that would disrupt the activities of the sleuths looking for misuse.
Someone at Denver's Human Services probably knows the answer ~ and that's going to be that Medicaid reporting requirements supercede the needs of the patients, even in cases where absence of the medication will cause death.
There's no reason Medicaid should be less stringent than Medicare.
This is true, the welfare set aren't usually afraid to use the ER as personal doctor's office and a life threatening emergency like that would push the case to the front of the line.
I can't believe she didn't just have the prescription transferred to another pharmacy. That would have been my response to showing Walgreens the reports that said she had benefits. If they wouldn't have followed up, I would have found a pharmacy that would.
BUMP that.
Democrat parasites have no concept of working, or paying for anything themselves.
They entitled!
The other thing I forgot about Advair is that it is not a "rescue inhaler." For Advair to work, it requires a daily regimen.
If the kid had gone months without using Advair, it wouldn't be instantly effective.
I've gotten by with a Primatene rescue inhaler. It's rather nasty, but, it's better than nothing.
Even at $175/mo., most parents can find it in their budget, if their child needs medication that badly. Plus, if the kid was in that much distress, time to head to the emergency room.
Sounds like she had the script in hand, but wasn't willing to pay for it.
It's really hard to blame someone for taking a goodie that the law itself provides for.
ew primatene.
I've done that one myself. Nasty stuff.
The Symbicort I just started is almost as bad, though. lol
Remember, live sustaining medicines are more dangerous than Marijuana ~
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HUNTINGTON-Our beloved husband, father, grandfather, brother, and friend, Julian Bowman, passed away peacefully on April 1, 2010 at home surrounded by his family.
Julian was born in Cokedale, Colo. on July 30, 1933 to Andrew and Della Martinez Bowman. He married Karolyle Majors on Aug. 3, 1956 in Elko, Nev.
In 1953, he served in the US Army during the Korean War and was awarded several medals for his service. Upon his return, he worked for the Utah State Road Department for several years.
With the entrepreneurial spirit in his blood, he started Bowman Ready Mix, Inc. and was also an independent trucker. He ran a very successful business for more than 40 years.
As a member of the Emery County Sheriff's Posse, he spent many days and nights helping those in need. Julian's favorite hideout was with the "Wild Bunch" in Joe's Valley with a stiff drink. In Joe's Valley "it was always 5 o'clock somewhere" and it always started with a shot of "Young Crow."
Julian enjoyed jeeping, hunting, fishing, boating, and snowmobiling (Crash King).
He is survived by his wife, Karolyle; son, J. Lyle; two daughters, Dolly (Drew) Wilberg, Deb Butler, all of Huntington; 11 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren.
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BEDFORD - Attorneys for the Educational Farm at Joppa Hill and the town have gone back to the table in an attempt to reach an agreement concerning its lease.
The town has begun proceedings to evict the farm if it does not agree to make repairs to its barn, which the town deems unsafe.
The town issued breach of lease documents to the farm last week, which asserted that the EFJH failed to maintain the barn in accordance with the lease, didn't begin repairs "expeditiously and with diligence," entered into sublease agreements with individuals or organizations and exposed the public to safety risks that could also impact the town's insurance rates.
The lease is set to terminate on March 8, but according to EFJH Board President Michael Scanlon, the two sides are making one final attempt to reach an agreement.
"We believe the structure is repairable," he said. "Our desire is to work with the town to come up with an agreement that is acceptable to both parties."
Of particular issue is the removal of ceiling tiles, which are believed to contain asbestos.
The town has agreed to spearhead the removal of the tiles, at which point the farm would decide whether it wants to proceed with the remainder of the renovations, said Town Manager Jessie Levine.
"The lawyers are talking at this point," Levine said, adding that the 30-day time frame the farm was given to remedy the situation remains in effect.
"We want to be a good negotiating partner and have these conversations in good faith, but some of these feel like a do-over," she said.
Scanlon said the new proposed agreement includes a longer time frame for the barn to be repaired. The town had given a 150-day deadline for the repairs to be completed, which Scanlon said was not enough time.
Scanlon said the farm has enough money to repair the building, and is expecting an agreement to be finalized this week.
"There has been some discussion," Scanlon said. "I think the agreement accomplishes what both sides wanted to accomplish."
Scanlon said should this agreement fall through, the farm is prepared to fight an eviction by the town.
"We would vigorously defend ourselves," he said. "We're fully confident that we have a valid lease with the town."
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Union workers at the University of Rochester plan to start picketing next week.
Contract talks came to halt last week over a university proposal to replace the workers' health insurance with what the union says is an inferior and more expensive plan, Service Employees International Union officials said Friday.
SEIU represents some 1,800 health care and maintenance workers at the medical center and the River Campus. Two SEIU units at UR—1199 Healthcare Workers East and Local 200United—jointly have negotiated with UR since August. The union workers' contracts expired Sept. 22.
Picketing is to start Oct. 12, the earliest date allowed under a federal labor law provision requiring unions to give management 10 days notice before mounting a picket line.
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The Desertview Pro Rodeo is set to kick off on July 25-27 beginning at 7:30 p.m. each evening. The pre rodeo events begin at 6 p.m.
This year all tickets are general admission with no assigned seating.
Tickets can be bought at both Desertview Federal Credit Union locations in Huntington and Ferron, the Emery County Recreation office, or IFA in Price.
Advance ticket prices for adults are $10 for Thursday $11 for Friday, and $12 for Saturday or a three day package for $30. At the gate they will be $12, $13, and $14 respectively.
Children's tickets are for kids age 4-12 and they are $7 in advance and at the gate. Three day packages for children are $15. Gates open at 6 p.m.
Rodeo organizers said, "This year we will have mutton busting each night for kids age 4-7. Each child will receive a t-shirt and gift certificates from various local businesses. Sign ups are at the Emery County Recreation office and the cost is $10. Entries are limited so sign up soon.
"Wild Cow milking and the hide race will be each night of the rodeo. The cost for wild cow milking is $250 a team and for the hide race it is $75 per team. Again there is a limited number of entries so sign up soon. There will be a nightly payout plus average winners in wild cow milking. The overall winners will receive buckles.
"Each night there will be nightly giveaways. Buy a program each night for a chance to win. All proceeds of program sales will go to benefit Heidi Ewell, the daughter of Terry and Lori Kay who is in need of a heart transplant. Buy a program each night to help her and have a chance at some great prizes such as two Wrangler National Finals Rodeo tickets on Thursday, and gift certificates to Big O Tire in Price on Friday and Saturday.
"Friday is Price Auto Night. We will have a "Cash Cow" with $500 available to win. 20 contestants will have an opportunity to pull stickers off the cow worth $25-$100 dollars. Please sign up at the Rec office if you are interested in a chance to get free money from Price Auto Group. Anyone 14 and older can sign up and it is a free event. The cow is not mean but she will run.
"Saturday is Tough Enough to Wear Pink night. Please wear pink and show your support for Breast Cancer Awareness. Once again Frayed String Archery has donated a bow and Sportsmen for Fish and Wildlife have donated a rifle to be raffled off. The winners will be announced at the rodeo that night and you must be present to win. All proceeds will go to Perky Travel to help with travel expenses for cancer patients from Emery and Carbon counties. Tickets will be sold in advance at both Desertview locations and the Rec office, you can also purchase them each night at the rodeo.
"Stock will be provided by Sankey Pro Rodeo
"Randy Schmutz is the announcer. He has announced the PBR finals and been an alternate announcer at the WNFR.
"Bert Davis is the barrelman/clown this year. He has been featured on America's Got Talent and does events all over the United States and Canada.
"BJ Schumacher is our specialty act this year. He is a World champion bull rider turned rodeo entertainer. He will be available each night to sign autographs, so come out and meet a past world champion.
"We have a lot of great contestants entered in our rodeo this year. Including two time world champion calf roper, Tuf Cooper. He is entered in the calf roping and team roping. 2005, All-Around World Champion Ryan Jarrett is entered in tie down roping and steer wrestling.
"World champion Wesley Silcox is back again this year riding bulls. Tony Mendes, who has been a top bull rider in both the PRCA and PBR is also entered.
"Other past NFR contestants entered include: Sonny Murphy and Ardie Maier in bull riding, Jake Hannum, Nate Baldwin, and Clint Robinson in tie down roping, Tom Lewis and Olin Hannum in steer wrestling and Jody Sheffield in barrel racing. We also have at least six of the top 15 contestants in the Wilderness Circuit in every event.
"We also have some outstanding contestants with local ties including Justin Truman, Huntington resident, and third in Wilderness Circuit tie down roping standings, he along with his brother Brock Truman are entered in tie down roping and will team up to try their hand in team roping.
"Kache Moosman of Elmo, currently 12th in the Wilderness Circuit, and Kashe Potter of Huntington are entered in the bull riding, along with Bo Edwards of Price. Brock Winn, of Ferron, currently 9th in the Wilderness Circuit, is entered in saddle bronc riding. Melanie Adams, of Price, and Kristine Young, of Orangeville, are entered in the barrel racing," said organizers.


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2012 Winner(s)
Southeast Arkansas Regional Library in Monticello
Southeast Arkansas Regional Library is a system of 14 branches serving a population of 68,000 residents over a large rural area, where more than 28 percent lives beneath the poverty level. SARL's libraries share a $48,000 collection budget, of which just 1 percent is devoted to juvenile items. Forty-one percent of the library system's books for youth were published in 1980 or before; 15 percent were published after 2000.
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Jefferson High School in Edgewater, Colo.
Jefferson High School is in Colorado's largest school district, but it is the oldest high school building in its district with an aging collection. Nearly 90 percent of Jefferson's students receive free or reduced lunches; 46 percent of its students are English Language Learners, and the library offers services to its community year-round, including a summer reading program when grant funds are available.


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Lovellette dominated college basketball from 1951-1952 and was the first man ever to play on NCAA, Olympic, AAU, and NBA championship teams. Clyde led the nation in scoring in 1951 and 1952 at the University of Kansas. Kansas won the NCAA Championship in 1952 and Clyde was named the tournament's most valuable player and was also named college player of the year. As a pro, Lovellette became one of the first big men to move outside and utilize the one-handed set shot, extending his shooting range and offensive repertoire. He had an 11-year career in the NBA, playing for the Minneapolis Lakers, Cincinnati Royals, St. Louis Hawks, and Boston Celtics. He helped lead teams to NBA championships in Minneapolis in 1954 and Boston 1963 and 1964.
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Serves on the City Council of Munising Michigan and is an Assistant High School Basketball Coach
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Jenson Button has already noticed a considerable difference around McLaren since Lewis Hamilton's departure.
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Button is far from being detrimental towards his fellow Briton and former team-mate of three years in light of Hamilton's defection to Mercedes on a three-season, £45million contract.
But in terms of starting afresh in working with a new team-mate in Sergio Perez, there already appears to be an instant rapport between the veteran 33-year-old and the Mexican who only turned 23 five days ago.
That was evident on Thursday as they unveiled McLaren's latest challenger for the forthcoming campaign, the MP4-28, at the team's Technology Centre (MTC) in Woking.
Button revealed he was starting to develop a closer working relationship with Perez than he previously enjoyed with Hamilton.
Asked whether it had been different at the factory over the past couple of weeks without Hamilton, Button replied: "It is different. For me, I've seen Checo (Perez) around the place a lot this week, the last two weeks, which has been good.
"It's good to see he has been getting into the spirit of McLaren and spending a lot of time here, doing sponsor activities or developing his relationship with the team.
"When Lewis and myself were here together we never used to see each other. It used to be one day in the simulator and out the other.
"For me and Checo it's been very useful for us to get to know each other, but also for us to spend some time talking to the engineers, and actually in the same room together discussing things."
Button believes if he is to win a second world title then fostering his relationship with Perez, particularly over the 12 testing days that begin in Jerez on Tuesday, is of paramount importance.
"We're both going to have six days in the car and both going to be learning as much as we can," added Button, effectively the team's de facto number one driver now Hamilton has gone.
"We have to make sure we work well together, probably better than I have with a team-mate so I can really understand if he makes a change to the car, whether it's a positive or a negative.
"You need that. Being limited to only 12 days in total, I need to work closely with Sergio, and as I say, probably closer than I've ever worked with a team-mate."
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With McLaren's resources at his disposal it is an understandable claim, although he admits to being grateful for the support shown to him so far by Button.
"I'm really getting on well with him. He is a great guy, a really simple guy, and he has a lot of talent," Perez said.
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In essence, from the cockpit forward the McLaren sports an entire new front end, while Button claims that "under the skin it is so different".
It is a car team principal Martin Whitmarsh knows has to deliver the titles long overdue at McLaren given their resources.
"Since 1966 when we started in Formula One, we've won 182 races, more races than any other team, and 20 world championships, but recently we have not won nearly enough," said Whitmarsh.
"Last year we started and ended with the fastest car, and it was always competitive, but we can't be satisfied with an outcome where we win quite a few races, but don't secure the championship.
"When you look at what Ferrari and Fernando (Alonso) did last year, they maximised the points out of the product they had, and we didn't.
"So we've worked hard on that over the winter, and we seriously intend to put that right this season."
By way of a prelude to the unveiling, and given this year is the 50th anniversary of the team's inception, six cars were driven around the lake that fronts the multi-million MTC and into the building itself.
They included the championship-winning cars from 1974, 1988, 1998 and 2008 that were driven in those years by Emerson Fittipaldi, Ayrton Senna, Mika Hakkinen and Hamilton respectively.
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