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|Child Care Switchboard
|400 Encinal Street
Santa Cruz, CA 95060
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|CDRC maintains the only complete up-to-date database of child care programs and providers in Santa Cruz County. Child Care Resource & Referral Agencies (CCR&R) uses NACCRRAware, a software program, to generate lists of child care centers and homes. Lists are then mailed to families searching for quality child care. The child care agencies chosen are determined by the parents' specific requests and are randomly selected by NACCRRAware. This method of selection gives each child care center or home an equal opportunity to be chosen as one of the facilities suggested to parents searching for child care in their local area.
We provide personalized guidance by phone or by internet. See website for online child care referral form.
Contact Community Care Licensing to ask the history of the child care provider/program by calling 408-324-2148.
ELIGIBILITY: Most CDRC services are free and available to all families and child care providers. Child care centers and family child care homes that are licensed by the State of California, Community Care Licensing Division may be listed in our Referral Database. Programs that are license-exempt such as afterschool programs, parks and recreation programs and adult-education parent co-op preschools may also be listed. The listings are limited to programs within Santa Cruz County.
Families seeking child care services by nannies and private providers are encouraged to contact the TrustLine Registry to ensure that the child care provider has been fingerprinted and undergone a thorough background check. http://www.trustline.org/parents.htm
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Transportation corridors have always played a significant role in the settlement
of Illinois -- whether during the prehistoric or historic period. In northern
Illinois, the Illinois and Michigan Canal, which opened for navigation
in the summer of 1848, connected the southern tip of Lake Michigan (and
the port city of Chicago) with the settlement of the northern region of
the state. The construction of this commercial waterway helped transform
the northern region of the state from a sparsely settled frontier district
to a commercial, agricultural, and industrial region that supplied the
port city of Chicago with a wide variety of commodities.
Interest in building a canal connecting these two waterways began immediately
after the war of 1812. The Federal government granted the State of Illinois
a 90-foot-wide corridor of land in 1822 for construction of this waterway,
and the next year, a Canal Commission was created to oversee the design
and construction of this internal improvement project. Funding and design
of the canal proceeded slowly with the official ground breaking ceremonies
not being accomplished until July 4, 1836.
During the initial years of construction, settlement along the canal
corridor was sparse, and contractors relied heavily on recruiting Irish
immigrants for their work force. Many of the Irish workers were later to
settle along the corridor, improving farms within the many communities that
sprang up along the corridor. In contrast, with the opening of the Erie
Canal in New York State, many New England families settled along the corridor,
bringing a strong Yankee culture to the region. By the late 1830s, settlement
along the Canal had intensified and many small communities had begun to
develop in the region.
The financial panic and economic crash of 1837 was devastating, and by
1842, construction had halted on the Canal. Although construction was restarted
shortly thereafter, the Canal was not completed until 1848 at a cost of
over 6.4 million dollars.
Stretching 97 miles in length, the Illinois and Michigan Canal maintained
a 6-foot-deep channel, minimally 60 feet in width at the top (and 30' in
width at its base) and required 15 locks, numerous aqueducts, and multiple
feeder canals to operate. During the early years of navigation along the
Canal, packet boats traveling at the rate of 5 to 6 miles per hour, transported
passengers as well as a wide range of small commodities, competing successfully
with the overland stage and teamster service typical of the period. By the
Civil War period, and the introduction of the competing railroad system
that paralleled the Canal, the majority of the cargo hauled along the Canal
was bulk commodities such as grain, coal, stone, and lumber. These boats
traveled at a slightly slower rate of approximately 3 miles per hour.
The greatest tonnage hauled on the Illinois and Michigan Canal occurred
in 1882. By the late 1880s, the competition from the railroads had taken
its toll and the tonnage hauled along the Canal quickly declined. By the
1890s, most of the canal boats that had been in use on the Canal had been
relocated to duty along the Illinois River. Although several studies were
conducted during the late nineteenth century to revitalize and/or expand
the Canal, they ultimately resulted in limited improvements to the waterway
with a greater percentage of the Canal traffic being relegated to pleasure
boating and leisure activity. The opening of the Calumet-Sag Canal in 1906
cut through the Illinois and Michigan forcing canal boat traffic along the
upper reaches of the I&M Canal to travel along the Chicago Ship and Sanitary
Canal (which connected Chicago with Lockport and was initially designed
to transport raw sewage from Chicago to the Mississippi River). By the late
1910s, canal boat traffic along the Illinois and Michigan canal had all
but ceased, and the Canal was officially closed in 1933 with the opening
of the Illinois Waterway - a 9 -foot channel maintained by a lock and dam
system within the Illinois River.
The Morris Wide Water is a turning basin along
the I&M Canal that is located on the eastern edge of the community of Morris
in Grundy County. Turning basins are slightly wider sections of the canal
that allowed the canal boats to pull over to the side and temporarily stop
to allow other boats to pass.
During the late summer of 1996, an unusually extreme
thunderstorm deposited over 15" of rainfall on Chicago's southwestern
suburbs within a 24-hour period of time. A result of this torrential downpour
was the destruction of a dam across the DuPage River at Channahon that supplied
a large section of the Illinois and Michigan Canal with water. The unexpected
result of the dewatering of this stretch of canal was the exposure of seven
canal boat hulls within a section of canal known as the Morris Wide Water.
Although once
a common site along the canal, with hundreds of boats plying the waters
between Chicago and LaSalle, not a single canal boat has survived to the
present day in Illinois. As such, little is known about canal boat construction
techniques in Illinois.
Although the earliest of canal boats were brought
over the Great Lakes from other areas (such as the Erie Canal), by the late
1850s the majority of these massive structures were being built at one of
three boat yards located along the Canal at Peru, Lockport, and Bridgeport
(Chicago). Archival research indicates that the men responsible for constructing
these water craft had immigrated to Illinois from such areas as New York
State, Canada, and England and probably were trained in traditional maritime
construction techniques through an apprenticeship system of labor. Unfortunately,
these traditional methods of construction generally relied on personal experience,
which utilized few measured drawings. Except for photographs that detail
the exterior of the canal boats, little to no information (such as scaled
plans, patters or ledger books) has survived regarding interior details
of construction or spatial layout.
Our knowledge of canal boats along the I&M Canal
was greatly increased with our recent study of the submerged resources at
the Morris Wide Water. At this location, historical archaeological investigations
have resulted in the detailed documentation of seven canal boats and have
contributed to our understanding of the nineteenth-century maritime resources.
The canal boats at the Morris Wide Water were generally
all about the same size. The preserved sections that we documented were
approximately 15' to 100' long. Canal boat size, which varies dramatically
from region to region, is dependent predominately on the size of the locks
along canal. The canal boats at the Morris Wide Water had been constructed
to fit exactly within the space allocated by the smallest lock along he
canal corridor. The largest of the canal boats carried a cargo of 150 tons.
Although the Morris canal boats were remarkably
similar in overall size, they varied dramatically in the techniques employed
to construct these vessels. Some of the more significant information gathered
by the archaeologists was related to how the boats had been constructed.
As was expected, a wide range of local hardwoods (particularly white oak)
was just for the construction of the boats hulls. In contrast, non-local
wood such as white pine, was used for the construction of the deck cabins.
All the canal boats were constructed using a plank
keelson (a wide oak plank laid down the center of the boat from which the
stern and bow posts were attached). From this plank keelson, the ribs were
attached allowing the construction of the bottom and sides of the hull.
Although the Morris canal boats were uniform in size, they exhibited great
variability in their method of construction. Each boat examined exhibited
a slightly different manner in constructing the bow, stern, and rib framing.
Some of this variability appears to be related to the date when the boats
were constructed. With the earlier boats, the bow post was fabricated by
using an adz and carving the post from a curved section of oak tree utilizing
the natural curvature of the tree to form the deadwood necessary to support
the vertical post. In contrast, the latter vessels were constructed of multiple
pieces of sawn lumber pinned together with large iron drift pins.
Another substantial difference in boat
construction techniques was noted in the manner in which the side frames
(or ribs) were attached to the floor frames. As with the bow and stern details,
each boat exhibited a different manner of joinery. All boats used dimensional,
sawn-oak lumber for the ribs and floor frames. The joint where these two
framing members met was strengthened with an additional piece of triangular
wood called a futtock. Some boats only had a single futtock lying on one
side of the frame, whereas others had two futtocks (one on each side of
the frame). Similarly, some boats utilized only nails to join the futtock
to the frame, while others used various combinations of bolts and nails.
These variations in framing techniques may be related
to idiosyncratic differences between craftsmen and/or the construction practices
utilized at the various boatyards along the Canal. Similarly, these variations
may also reflect functional and/or quality differences between the boats.
The boats that had multiple futtocks attached with multiple boats were much
better constructed vessels capable of holding up to rough use (and heavier
cargoes) than those that had a single futtock nailed on o the frames. Whether
these framing details reflect functional differences between grain boats
and stone boats, for example, is unknown at the present time. Evidence from
our investigations indicate that coal and stone were found in the hulls
of these boats.
Our investigations also have given us insights
into the interior layout of these large vessels. Harness hardware and bottles
(both glass and ceramic) were found in the bow section, suggesting the stabling
of horses and/or mules within the hold. Similarly, personal items, furniture
remains, and cooking utensils found in the stern section suggest that this
was the area inhabited by the "cannier family" and/or boat hands.
The archaeologists only excavated a small portion
of these boats, and the hulls remain protected within the Morris Wide Water.
This work, which was funded by the IDNR, was carried out by Fever River
Research under the direction of Floyd Mansberger. This brochure was designed
by Fever River Research.
Almost a century ago, Congress passed the first
of many laws protecting archaeological sites, both historic and prehistoric,
on federal property. Today, in Illinois, these laws apply to all public
land and, in specific circumstances, to private land as well. The Illinois
Historic Preservation Agency is responsible for the administration of these
The Archaeological and Paleontological Resources
Protection Act. This law became effective
on January 1, 1989 and applies to all public lands in Illinois. The law
contains criminal sanctions for those who disturb burial mounds, human remains,
shipwrecks or other archaeological resources as well as fossils on public
lands. This law requires a permit for legitimate scientific study. Under
this act, objects found on public lands are sent to the Illinois State Museum,
Research and Collections Center in Springfield.
Human Grave Protection Act.
Effective August 11, 1989, this law forbids disturbance of human skeletal
remains and grave markers in unregistered cemeteries, including isolated
graves and burial mounds that are at least 100 years old. Younger graves
and registered cemeteries are protected by another law. It is the intent
of this law that "all human burials be accorded equal treatment and
respect for human dignity, without reference to ethnic origins, cultural
backgrounds or religious affiliations."
The Illinois State Agency Historic Resources
Protection Act. Agencies of Illinois government
are required to notify the Illinois Historic Preservation Agency of any
undertaking that may adversely affect an archaeological property (historic
or prehistoric). The Historic Preservation Agency may require survey and
testing of resource areas. This law became effective January 1, 1990.
National Historic Preservation Act of 1996,
as amended. This Federal stature authorizes
the National Register of Historic places, establishes the Advisory Council
on Historic Preservation, and, under Section 106, the Council's powers to
review Federal undertakings that affect historic properties.
The Illinois Department of Natural Resources owns
and manages thousands of archaeological sites on land it oversees. These
sites and the artifacts contained within them are protected from looting
and vandalism by the Archaeological and Paleontological Resource Protection
Act. It is illegal for anyone to either collect or engage in digging into
an archaeological site on public lands. Although prohibited by law, the
looting of sites on both public and private lands is a serious problem.
If you notice illicit digging at an archaeological
site or witness someone collecting artifacts on a site at a state par, the
Department of Natural Resources asks you to contact either the DNR Cultural
Resource Coordinator at (217) 782-3715 or the local park superintendent
so measures can be taken to protect the site. If the site is not on park
land, please contact the Preservation Services Division, Illinois Historic
Preservation Agency at (217) 785-4999.


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Tuesday, February 12, 2013 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Website: und.edu/health-wellness/wellness/fitness/group.cfm
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The African-American Poetry is a full-text database containing 3,000 poems from about n books of poetry by African American poets published up through 1900. The full-text of each book is presented, and readers can browse the books or they can search the database for words in any of several fields: author, title, dedication, epigraph, first line, or any line. They can also create fairly complex combination searches, and searches can be limited by the poet's gender and whether the poem is rhymed or unrhymed. Poems can be printed and downloaded. The poets included are listed in Afro-American Poetry and Drama, 1760-1975: A Guide to Information Sources. Ed. W. P. French, M. J. Fabre, and A. Singh (Detroit : Gale Research, 1979). DAAP complements the American Poetry Database.
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With its spectacular ocean view from its breezy balcony, this great accomodation well deserves its unique name, the Ocean Breeze Two-bedroom condo. This well appointed condo is ideally furnished to maximize sleeping capacity whilst still maintaining the spaciousness of all condos at this resort. The Ocean Breeze Two-bedroom condo has a master bedroom with a king-size bed, a walk-in closet and a modern full bathroom; a second bedroom with two double (=full-size) beds, built-in closets as well as a second modern full bathroom; a living room with a comfortable 3-2 leather sofa set including a queen-size sofa-bed, enjoying the ocean view whilst you can watch your large flatscreen TV tucked in contemporary entertainment furniture; a full-sized fully equipped modern kitchen with 4-seat dining bar-table, and a laundry(washer/dryer) /storage/facility corridor. There is a regular balcony stretching across the living room and the master bedroom with a spectacular ocean view. This unit provides you with 1,500 sq.ft. of living space. A code-lock safety box, cable TV, three high-definition flatscreen TV's (in living room and both bedrooms), a DVD player, free broadband wired and wireless internet, and an iPod compatible stereo set (bring your iPod if you have one!) are all available for your comfort. This unit is located in the Palm (=ocean facing) building on the third floor (adjacent to the Emerald One-bedroom condo-P314).—Sleeps max 6.The facilities include three large swimming pools, a kiddy pool, two gyms, men's and women's saunas, a business center, two tennis courts, a squash court, a racquetball court, a game room and a kids playroom. Wonderful landscaping of the premises. Enjoy the tranquility of the resort and stroll on the beautiful beach just steps away in front of the complex. NOTE: IF THIS CONDO IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR YOUR DATES, WE DO HAVE SEVERAL OTHER SIMILAR CONDOS AT THIS SAME RESORT THAT MAY BE AVAILABLE; PLEASE browse this website further!PLEASE CLICK ON ANY OF THE TABS HEREUNDER FOR MORE INFORMATION!
PrestigeVacationsAruba.com has a special arrangement with two local car rental companies for our guests, which provide us with low and very competitive rates. To take just a small sample of the numerous available models, the rates are currently e.g: Honda Fit hatchback @ US$ 203/week (insurance deductible/deposit $500)Toyota Yaris @ US$ 224/week (insurance deductible/deposit $500)KIA Rio @ US$ 245/week (insurance deductible/deposit $500)Toyota Camry @US$ 350/week (insurance deductible/deposit $1,000)Suzuki Vitara 4x4 or comparable vehicle at US$420/week (insurance deductible/deposit $1,000)Hyundai H1 minivan or comparable vehicle at US$455/week (insurance deductible/deposit $1,000)Jeep Wrangler 4-door 4x4 or comparable vehicle at US$470/week (insurance deductible/deposit $1,000)Privately Owned by a condo owner at Oceania: upgraded Hummer H3 4x4 starting at US$525-745/week (insurance deductible/deposit $1,000), depending on which unit you are staying in at Oceania. All above rates include taxes and required basic third party insurance, pick up and drop off at airport. The rates of the Hummer additionally includes FULL ALL-RISK INSURANCE. Please inquire about specific car sizes or 4x4's if you have any other preferences, as the list of cars is quite lengthy. If you have booked a vacation property with us and would like to rent a car or 4x4, just let us know in advance (by phone or e-mail) and we will make all arrangements: We will then send you an e-mail voucher which you can print out and should take with you when you travel. You must however call the associated rental car company (indicated on the voucher) as soon as you arrive on the island, for them to pick you up. Present the printed voucher as payment and cash or credit card for the deposit only. Your condo or villa reservation with us will secure your car rental reservation, and further car rental payment arrangements will take place during your check-in at the resort.
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Virgin Australia launches first phase of its new in-flight entertainment plans23/04/2012
Virgin Australia today launched a trial of the new Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 on selected flights, marking the beginning of the airline's Phase One inflight entertainment plans.
From today, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 will be trialled in the Business Class cabin of selected flights on Boeing 737 and Embraer E190 aircraft and will run for one week until Monday 30th April 2012.
Virgin Australia Group Executive Product and Guest Services, Martin Daley, said the trial signalled the beginning of an enhanced inflight experience for guests.
"The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 has developed a reputation as a leader in the tablet space. This state of the art device will provide guests with a wide range of pre-loaded movies, television and audio programs, delivered with high resolution graphics and superb sound."
"It also represents a step closer to Phase Two of our in-flight entertainment plans, which is the roll-out of the leading Wi-Fi system developed by Lufthansa Systems, scheduled to take place later this year."
"This Wi-Fi system will allow guests to stream video and audio directly to their own personal electronic devices, Wi-Fi enabled laptops or the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1."
"This latest product release, combined with our new Business Class and Economy Class cabin environment, will allow us to offer a first-rate travel experience to guests", Mr Daley said.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 device features include:
- The 16:9 screen aspect (which means that the Galaxy is one of the best devices to view movies);
- Excellent screen sharpness with 149 pixels per square inch; and
- Easy to hold, lightweight (565g) and slim design (8.6mm thick).
The initial trial will be rolled out for one week until Monday 30th April 2012 in selected Business Class cabins.
The second instalment will begin in May 2012 with full commencement from June 2012 upon which Galaxy Tab 10.1's will be offered to Flexi Fare guests travelling on flights over 3 hours, where available.In addition, the Galaxy Tab 10.1 will be offered to Economy guests for a fee for flights over 3 hours, subject to availability.


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High Desert District Office
|Release Date: 06/07/13
Saddle Up for the 2013 Mustang Versatility Trail Ride Buckle Series
Saddle up and hit the trail with the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) High Desert District and our partners for the fourth annual 2013 Mustang Versatility Trail Ride Buckle Series starting June 15 at 9 a.m. at the Rock Springs Wild Horse Holding Facility (RSWHHF) on Lionkol Road, in Rock Springs, Wyo.
New this year, the summer series will host an Extreme Trail Competition for riders 18 or older who are competing on a mustang. The mustang horse/rider pair who work best together will also be chosen as the "Horse of the Month" at each Mustang Versatility event. Other classes offered will be trail rides, obstacle courses, in-hand events, and timed games for all ages of horse and riders. Subsequent Mustang Versatility events at the RSWHHF are scheduled July 13, August 10, and September 14, when year-end awards will be presented. Daily prizes will also be awarded. The four month series showcases mustangs, but all horse breeds are welcome.
Membership is not required to participate, but only members accumulate points toward year end buckles and awards. Non-members are eligible to receive daily prizes. The Mustang Versatility Trail Ride Buckle Series daily entry fees are $10 for members and $20 for non-members. Annual membership dues are $25 per family or $15 per individual. All participants under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
In addition to the BLM, and the Green River Chamber of Commerce, the Trail Ride Buckle Series welcomes new co-sponsors this year, the Rock Springs Chamber of Commerce, Southwestern Wool Warehouse, Stacked Heart Ranch in Farson, Wyo., QEP Field Services and Wamsutter Conoco.
Along with the competition, training clinics, facility tours, and wild horse adoptions will be held. Meet "Xanadu" a 3-year-old grulla mare from the Great Divide Basin Herd Management Area which has unusual zebra stripes on her back. She and the rest of the Wyoming wild horses are available for adoption, choose your favorite at: www.blm.gov/wy/st/en/programs/Wild_Horses/MV.html. Adoption requirements and an application are available at: www.blm.gov/wy/st/en/programs/Wild_Horses/adopt.html.
For more information, please contact Adoption Coordinator Kathi Fine at 307-352-0292 or Janet Hartford at 307-297-0772. A complete adoption schedule is available online at: www.blm.gov/wy/st/en/programs/Wild_Horses/schedule.html.
The BLM manages more than 245 million acres of public land, the most of any Federal agency. This land, known as the National System of Public Lands, is primarily located in 12 Western states, including Alaska. The BLM also administers 700 million acres of sub-surface mineral estate throughout the nation. The BLM's mission is to sustain the health, diversity, and productivity of Americas public lands for the use and enjoyment of present and future generations. In Fiscal Year 2015, the BLM generated $4.1 billion in receipts from activities occurring on public lands.
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Happy Father's Day to all the TRUE dads!
I didn't say "real" dads, I said "true" dads. To me they can be vastly different. "Real" is the biological connection. But in a time when terms like "baby daddy" and "sperm donor" are common, "true" dads may or may not have genetic ties to their child/children. It doesn't matter. I can't speak from a Father's perspective; only as a daughter, wife, and mother. I think, though, that the following things are almost universally the case with true dads:
· Dads want to be the Alpha Male. I mean this in a very positive light in that they want to be the providers. Moms nurture and fix boo-boos. Dads protect and put food on the table. They feel the utmost responsibility for their family.
· Dads live in the future. They don't try to figure out how to make fondant mortarboard-topped cupcakes for Little Johnny's kindergarten graduation next week. They are focused on making sure Johnny's college fund has enough zeros.
· Dads are tough. On themselves, that is. We mommies are happy to put ourselves out there… mom blogs, self-improvement books, social networking… we'll gladly admit we think we're not doing enough and that we struggle. Dads have the same worries, they just internalize.
· Dads are softies, too. Some may display it more openly than others but when it comes down to it, they are just as touched by a specially framed photo or hand print gift as Moms are.
· Dads are heroes. They don't have to wear capes to save us from monsters under the bed, bullies on the playground, or our own internal demons. They can rescue us from physical and mental catastrophes with their personal form of kryptonite.
· Dads are proud. They love the family they have created. They will gladly tell stories about Little League home runs, spelling test A's, piano recitals, first jobs and work promotions. Moms aren't the only ones who like to brag!
· Dads have high expectations. They want you to do your best. Some may seek perfection but mostly they want you to live and work up to your full potential. If they seem difficult to please at times it really, truly is because they care.
· Dads work hard. Whether mentally or physically they know what they have to do and they do it. There are many dads who work or have worked more than one job to make financial life more comfortable for their family. Could they spend that time doing something more enjoyable? Of course. But re-read the first point.
· Dads love you. The ways they show it are as vast and different as the men themselves. Some are strong & silent, others are demonstrative. Some will buy you things, others will reward you with words. Some like to share your limelight, others prefer the background. The bottom line is, no one can love you like your dad.
Happy Father's Day to all the amazing dads out there. For those have left us much too soon; we love them in memory. For those we have with us we say thank you for all you do. For those who only have an ultrasound picture yet, we say congratulations: the best is yet to come.
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Ribbon-cutting for Bureau of Land Management New Bike Trail at Meadowood
LORTON, Va. – The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Meadowood Special Recreation Management Area (SRMA) will open a new trail in a ribbon cutting ceremony at 10:00 a.m., June 9, 2012. The ceremony will take place at the trail head located at 10207 Old Colchester Road, Lorton. The new 4.7-mile South Branch Loop Trail is accessible for hiking and mountain bike use.
The new trail is the product of BLM partnerships that will be represented at the ribbon cutting ceremony. They include the Mid-Atlantic Off Road Enthusiasts (MORE), the Trail Solutions (TS) Team from the International Mountain Biking Association (IMBA), and the American Hiking Society (AHS). Following the ceremony, organized hikes and mountain bike rides will be conducted until 2:00 p.m.; however, the public has access to trails on the SRMA from sunrise to sunset, year round.
The South Branch Loop Trail provides hikers and mountain bikers of all ability levels, an enjoyable way to recreate among the sights and sounds of the diverse, 800-acre SRMA. It is the first constructed trail open to mountain bikes on BLM-managed land east of the Mississippi River, and one of the few natural surface trails open to mountain bikes on public land in the greater Washington D.C. area.
Volunteers from the Boy Scouts of America, MORE, and Friends of Meadowood worked with BLM staff for over 600 volunteer hours during the past year to complete this trail. The project was designed by the TS team of the International Mountain Biking Association. The result of all these combined efforts is an environmentally sustainable trail that is fun to ride and hike.
Directions: From I-95 S, exit 163 to Lorton. Take a Left onto Lorton Rd. at the end of exit ramp. Go under second overpass and turn right onto Lorton Market St. Go 0.8 miles to traffic light at Route 1. Go straight through light (road name changes to Gunston Rd) and go 0.7 mile and turn right on Old Colchester Road. Parking lot is 0.7 miles on left.
From I-95 N, exit 161 to Lorton, Route1 North. Go about a 0.5 mile, make first right turn onto Hassett Street. Go 0.10 of a mile and turn left onto Old Colchester. Parking will be on the right.
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: I have a 1.6 gal toilet that flushes poorly. In fact once per week it clogs up and I have to use a plumbers helper to unclog it. Is there any way to resolve that problem, like a way of having more water flow (how would I do that?) Or am I out of luck?
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HELPER- Betty Taskar Voll, age 85, passed away with grace in the early morning of October 1, 2013 in Provo, Utah. She was born June 10, 1928 in Peerless, Utah to Anton and Mary Paulin Taskar.
Funeral service, Wednesday, October 9, 2013, 12:00 noon at Mitchell Funeral Home (233 East Main Street) in Price. Family will be at Mitchell Funeral Home Wednesday one hour prior to services. Interment, Mt. View Cemetery, Helper. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price where friends are always welcome daily and may share memories of Betty at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net


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Good start for Canadians at NORCECAGRAND CAYMAN, Cayman Islands (March 22, 2013) – Three of the four Canadian entries won its two matches on Friday in the season opening event on the NORCECA (North and Central America and Caribbean) beach volleyball circuit.
In women's competition, Heather Bansley and Liz Maloney of Toronto defeated Ingrid Morales and Nathalia Alfaro of Costa Rica 19-21, 21-9, 17-15 and then Maria Orellana and Lourdes Ramírez of Guatemala 23-21, 19-21, 15-11 in pool D play.
In pool B, Jamie Broder of Victoria and Kristina Valjas of Toronto won 21-14, 21-13 over Vanessa Virgen and Diana Estrada of Mexico and then beat Sharon Bovell and Anthazia Mason of Barbados 21-17, 21-9.
On the men's side, Chaim Schalk of Red Deer and Ben Saxton of Calgary and Mexico's Lombardo Ontiveros and Juan Virgen won also their two matches to secure spots in the top-eight bracket in pool B
Schalk/Saxton defeated Hector Soto and Victor Rivera of Puerto Rico 21-15, 21-15 and crushed Shervin Rankin and Duncan Hamann of Cayman Islands-A 21-9, 21-12.
Defending champions Roberto Rodriguez and Eric Haddock of Puerto Rico came out victorious from their two outings in Pool C by defeating Christian Redmann and Matt Zbyszewski of Toronto 21-13, 22-20.
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The Utah Court of Appeals periodically holds court sessions in other locations to enhance the public's understanding of the court's work and to provide the public with an opportunity to see the Court of Appeals in session. The court traveled to Castle Dale to hear two cases on Oct. 14. The court was in session at the Emery County court house. There were many interested observers as well as students and teachers from USU Eastern who are involved and taking classes specific to law and justice. The Utah Court of Appeals Judges who requested to come to Castle Dale included Honorable Gregory K. Orme, Honorable Stephen L. Roth and Honorable Michele M. Christiansen.
Judge Orme went over the protocol to be followed for the proceedings. Each side would have 15 minutes for oral arguments.
The first case was CCW Ranch LLC v. Nielsen, 20090776-SC
This case involves a dispute regarding fencing along a boundary shared by adjoining land owners in Emery County. The trial court concluded that the parties had entered into an oral agreement, which governed the rights of the land owners. The court concluded that each owner agreed to build and pay for a portion of the fencing. As a result, the court did not award reimbursement to either party for fence construction, and the trial court determined that the quality of the fence was adequate. The court also allocated responsibility for the costs of future fence maintenance. On appeal, the Utah Court of Appeals must first decide whether it can consider the issues raised on appeal, given the rule that appellate courts will not resolve issues raised for the first time on appeal. The issues for the Court of Appeals center on whether the oral agreement was enforceable, whether the agreement was breached, and whether the trial court should have ordered that a portion of the expenses for initial fence construction be shared. The Court of Appeals has also been asked to decide whether the trial court properly interpreted a state statute dealing with the allocation of costs for future fence maintenance.
The second case heard was Hyatt v. Wilberg. The case arises out of an oral agreement Plaintiff Ross Wilberg alleges he entered into with his grandfather, Defendant Albert C. Hyatt, to convey the Rock Canyon Ranch, located in Emery County, Utah, to Wilberg upon Hyatt's death. The dispute also involves Wilberg's use of federal grant funding to install an irrigation system on the ranch. Shortly after the irrigation system was installed, Hyatt sold the ranch to Defendant Clyde Magnuson. Wilberg sued Hyatt for breach of contract and unjust enrichment and sued Magnuson for trespass and waste. Wilberg now appeals the district court's partial summary judgment dismissing all claims against Magnuson and dismissing the breach of contract claim against Hyatt, alleging that the district court improperly applied the standards of summary judgment. In particular, Wilberg challenges the district court's determination that the alleged oral contract between him and Hyatt was unenforceable because it lacked the Aclear, definite, and concise terms and performance that must be shown to prove the existence of an oral contract. Wilberg also argues that, in ruling against him on his unjust enrichment claim, the district court erred in construing the legal requirements for unjust enrichment.
Judge Orme said the oral arguments presented on this day were in answer to the questions which the defendants felt were left unanswered in the jury trial. The judges answered questions from the audience about the proceedings and about being a judge in general.
He said the judges have spent a lot of time reviewing the briefs on the cases and the trial record as well as addendum items. By the time the case reaches the appeals court, these judges are ready to hear the high points of the arguments as they are familiar with the cases. He said after they have heard the oral arguments they will meet as a judges panel together to go over the case and hopefully reach a unanimous decision. Judge Roth said sometimes they ask questions of the legal counsel, they do this so they can focus in on what the attorneys feel is the heart of the matter and the most important part of the argument.
Judge Christiansen said questions are important as well as making sure you have read the briefs and acquainted yourself with the case in question.
Judge Roth worked at the DAs office. He remembers as a young lawyer working really hard to get ready for a case and feeling very nervous walking into court. Going to court can come with a sense of relief that you've worked hard on a case and now take it to court to get it resolved. He said as a judge he tries to remain neutral and make the best decision he can make on all the information presented in a case. You must put aside your own interests and base the decisions on the facts before you. "Take the law that applies and base it on the facts," said Judge Roth. He said how impressed he is with juries, they take their work very seriously and juries make better decisions than judges alone.
Judge Christiansen said she worked as a prosecutor and she loved it. She presented her case facts and did what she thought was best according to her personal opinion. Now she must follow the law, the judges job is harder than being an advocate for a client.
Judge Orme said their appellate court judges panel should be made up of trial judges and non trial judges so there is a balance. The judges spend three days a month in court, but they spend the out of court time reviewing all the cases to be brought before them. Trial court judges are basically chained to their benches because of trial delays and other issues. Sometimes issues are created when lawyers don't do a good job with their briefs. Some cases are more complicated than others and it's frustrating that you don't have enough time to devote to all the cases.
Judge Roth said that as a trial judge you often walked away after a decision and hoped you got it right.
Judge Orme said the three of them will get together to make a decision in the cases heard this day. He finds comfort in numbers and not having to make the decisions on his own. If he misses something then the other two judges will pick it up and vice versa. He finds this shared responsibility allows defendants to have a more informed decision made in their behalf.
Judge Christiansen said as a district court judge, the decision made can be appealed. But, in the appeals courts the decisions made and the consequences of those decisions weighs on her more heavily.
Judge Orme said one other important aspect of their job is the decisions they make in cases will be looked back upon and used for future reference in similar cases. The decisions made can help define statute. The judges were asked if they ever disagree with each other. They answered there are a few cases where a judge will write a separate opinion if they disagree with the other two judges. Their goal said Judge Orme is to write one decision and to be in agreement. If they do disagree they do it respectfully and in a civilized manner.
The question was asked what are the qualifications to be a judge. You must be a Utah resident. You must be a lawyer, be at least 25 and be appointed by the governor and confirmed by the state senate. You submit an application and references and will be interviewed for the position.
The judges expressed their appreciation for the court system. The teacher from USU Eastern expressed appreciation to the judges for answering the questions from the students.
Judge Orme congratulated one of the lawyers present this day, Brant Wall who is still practicing law at the age of 92. Wall said he was born in Castle Dale and was also present the first time the appeals court came to Price.


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December 06 2008 05:21PM
Step 1: Score three goals. Step 2: Gas three goal lead surrendering four straight. Step 3: Score stirring goal with 12 mins remaining to tie the game. Step 4: Have Schremp go in the shootout - get 56 alarm robbed by LaBarbera Step 5: Send in Hemsky to destroy everything.
Repeat as necessary
So what exactly is the plan for tonight? The Oil head into San Jose - who has collected an amazing 16 wins in only 12 games at home this year. The nice thing about tonight? The Oil really have no business winning in SJ so there is no pressure on them. The really nice thing about tonight? The Oil historically have this habit of winning games they have no business winning. Take gassing that 3 goal lead last night then still pulling it out.
And before we start planning the party for Schremp we will continue to reserve judgment. He looked all kinds of awesome again last night -- going so far as to ditch his lid on the one goal in tribute to Coach MacTavish. We can literally hear the "I told you sos" being screamed at the TVs all over the Nation every time Schremp collects a point. We are waiting a few more before we make our decision on how real his realness is.
It touches our heart
The Justice League meeting was a little sparse last night -- and that's perfectly fine. Cause you know that everyone who wasn't in attendance at the JL meeting was out on the town and watching the game somewhere and there in spirit. You just know that the JL is out there on the town all over Canada running beers through them. It's the holidays for heavens sake. We need to be able to bring the JL on the move with us somehow -- and we have a team of scientists thinking about how that would work. In the meantime let the good times roll.
Oh yeah
And there's this.
December 06 2008, 10:15PM
PRICELESSFiveandagame wrote:
I bet San Jose scores here *employing JW's jedi mind reverse phycology trick and crosses fingers*
December 06 2008, 10:15PM
here we go.
December 06 2008, 10:16PM
I also bet we can't score short handed * crosses fingers again*
December 06 2008, 10:18PM
Maybe the Mac-T game plan was to tire the hell out of the Sharks and then we sneak one out
Good kill, Oil.
December 06 2008, 10:19PM
WOW my hearts a beating....
December 06 2008, 10:19PM
R-DAWG wrote:
Maybe the Mac-T game plan was to tire the hell out of the Sharks and then we sneak one out
They said something about playing rope-a-dope after the first period. So anything's possible.
December 06 2008, 10:19PM
Fiveandagame wrote:
WOW my hearts a beating….
December 06 2008, 10:20PM
If it wasn't for the glaring shot clock difference this feels like a damn playoff game...good thing i haven't shaved in a few days
December 06 2008, 10:20PM
why did he just ice the puck?
December 06 2008, 10:21PM
December 06 2008, 10:22PM
It's almost impossible to make even safe plays
Gotta say, despite everything in this game, and the struggles that the entire team is having: I'm impressed with Brule's contribution. The fact is that, in a game where he could easily cave, he's done nothing wrong.
December 06 2008, 10:22PM
Cole had a chance to make himself the most favoritest oiler of all time since Rob Schremp if he would have scored there.
December 06 2008, 10:22PM
This kid yelling in the background is really getting in my kitchen.
December 06 2008, 10:23PM
wow cole is sure fighting the puck....and holy sh!t we're heading to overtime....
I didn't even dream that we'd get a point out of this game.
December 06 2008, 10:23PM
I don't care what happens now, that was a hard earned point and the oil can be happy
December 06 2008, 10:23PM
We stole a point! Yay!
December 06 2008, 10:23PM
jeanshorts wrote:
Cole had a chance to make himself the most favoritest oiler of all time since Rob Schremp if he would have scored there.
HA! nice....
December 06 2008, 10:24PM
- Oilers win this game - they get more contributions out of Schremp and Brule
This team has some real upwards momentum all of a sudden
December 06 2008, 10:24PM
The Oil look bagged...better hope for the s/o
December 06 2008, 10:25PM
they are in overtime against the best team in the league at team that is off to the best start in NHL history....yeah we can be happy
December 06 2008, 10:26PM
That was a burst of speed by Cole there. Good God Gilbert.
Next game against Florida after a long rest. Brule and Shremp need to be seriously pressed in that game to see what they can do.
December 06 2008, 10:27PM
@ Wanye Gretz:
yeah a solid call up from the minors in Schremp and this team has a new energy. Success is contagious like VD
December 06 2008, 10:27PM
Lets go Oilers!!!!!!!!!!
December 06 2008, 10:27PM
What is up with Crawford's pronouncing of Nabokov?
Great time for PP!
December 06 2008, 10:27PM
Good job, Brule, I approve.
December 06 2008, 10:27PM
Creme Brule and Bubba Gump Schremp have been SOLID GOLD!
December 06 2008, 10:27PM
I'd like to have the refs mic'd. What do they say to a goalie at the whistles?
December 06 2008, 10:27PM
Oh my lord.....
jeanshorts wrote:
Creme Brule and Bubba Gump Schremp have been SOLID GOLD!
December 06 2008, 10:28PM
These linesmen need a fresh pair of contacts
December 06 2008, 10:29PM
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December 06 2008, 10:29PM
HAHAHA! We win!
December 06 2008, 10:29PM
December 06 2008, 10:29PM
HOLY CRAP we've won three in a row!!!!
@ Wanye Gretz: "Man, check out the chick in the second row. I bet I know why she's sitting behind the net, heh heh heh."
December 06 2008, 10:30PM
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December 06 2008, 10:30PM
KB you are the SH)t
December 06 2008, 10:30PM
December 06 2008, 10:30PM
RLH wrote:
@ Wanye Gretz: "Man, check out the chick in the second row. I bet I know why she's sitting behind the net, heh heh heh."
Oh yeah. SHE GOES.
December 06 2008, 10:31PM
Wanye Gretz wrote:
jeanshorts wrote: I JUST HEADBUTTED MY OWN DICK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
December 06 2008, 10:31PM
Isn't it WAY more fun when the Oilers win? Or actually show up to play?
December 06 2008, 10:32PM
JL Post Game Show Begins Now!
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The European Union Ecolabel is a voluntary environmental labelling system. It enables consumers to recognise high quality eco-friendly products.
Regulation (EC) No 66/2010 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 25 November 2009 on the EU Ecolabel.
The EU Ecolabel may be awarded to products and services which have a lower environmental impact than other products in the same group . The label criteria were devised using scientific data on the whole of a product's life cycle, from product development to disposal.
The label may be awarded to all goods or services distributed, consumed or used on the Community market whether in return for payment or free of charge, on condition that the ecological criteria have been clearly established. It does not apply to medicinal products for human or veterinary use, or to medical devices.
The system was introduced by Regulation (EEC) No 880/92 and amended by Regulation (EC) No 1980/2000. This Regulation (EC) No 66/2010 aims to improve the rules on the award, use and operation of the label.
Award criteria
The label shall be awarded in consideration of European environmental and ethical objectives. In particular:
- the impact of goods and services on climate change, nature and biodiversity, energy and resource consumption, generation of waste, pollution, emissions and the release of hazardous substances into the environment;
- the substitution of hazardous substances by safer substances;
- durability and reusability of products;
- ultimate impact on the environment, including on consumer health and safety;
- compliance with social and ethical standards, such as international labour standards;
- taking into account criteria established by other labels at national and regional levels;
- reducing animal testing.
The label cannot be awarded to products containing substances classified by Regulation (EC) No 1272/2008 as toxic, hazardous to the environment, carcinogenic or mutagenic, or substances subject to the regulatory framework for the management of chemicals.
Competent bodies
Member States shall designate one or more bodies responsible for the labelling process at national level. Their operations shall be transparent and their activities shall be open to the involvement of all interested parties.
They are specifically responsible for regularly checking that products comply with the label criteria. Their remit also includes receiving complaints, informing the public, monitoring false advertising and prohibiting products.
The procedure for award and use of the label
In order to be awarded the label, economic operators shall submit an application to:
- one or more Member State(s), which will send it to the competent national body;
- a third State, which will send it to the Member State where the product is marketed.
If the product complies with the label criteria, the competent body shall conclude a contract with the operator, establishing the terms of use and withdrawal of the label. The operator may then place the label on the product. The use of the label is subject to payment of a fee when the application is made, and an annual fee.
The Commission has created a catalogue of products which have been awarded the label.
The European Union Ecolabelling Board (EUEB)
The Commission shall establish a committee representing the national competent bodies. The Commission shall consult the EUEB when developing or revising the award criteria and requirements of the label.
Regulation (EC) No 1980/2000 is repealed. However, it shall continue to apply to contracts concluded before the current Regulation entered into force, until the date of expiry specified in the contracts.
Entry into force
Deadline for transposition in the Member States
Official Journal
Regulation (EC) No 66/2010
Commission Decision 2010/709/EU of 22 November 2010 establishing the European Union Ecolabelling Board (notified under document C(2010) 7961) Text with EEA relevance
This Directive establishes the European Union Ecolabelling Board (EUEB). Its members are appointed by the Commission. It is composed of representatives from the European Union Member States and the European Economic Area, as well as from European competent organisations.
Commission Decision 2013/295/E Uof 17 June 2013 amending Decisions 2006/799/EC, 2007/64/EC, 2009/300/EC, 2009/543/EC, 2009/544/EC, 2009/563/EC, 2009/564/EC, 2009/567/EC, 2009/568/EC, 2009/578/EC, 2009/598/EC, 2009/607/EC, 2009/894/EC, 2009/967/EC, 2010/18/EC and 2011/331/EU in order to prolong the validity of the ecological criteria for the award of the EU Ecolabel to certain products [notified under document C(2013) 3550 - Official Journal L 167 of 19.6.2013].
The commission has adopted a series of decisions establishing ecological criteria for the awarding of the EU Ecolabel to different types of products; for several of these, the validity period expired between June and December 2013.
782/2013 of 14 August 2013 amending Annex III to Regulation (EU) No 66/2010 of the European Parliament and of the Council on the EU Ecolabel Text with EEA relevance (Official Journal L219/26 of 15.8.2013).
The Commission has adopted a Regulation replacing Annex III of Regulation No 66/2010 in order to amend the maximum fees allowed to finance the evaluation and processing of requests for the Ecolabel made by product manufacturers.
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- If you don't use your voucher before that date for whatever reason, it can still be used towards that service with that business for an additional 30 days.
For example, if you buy a bungy jump deal but don't use it before the expiry date, you can still use the amount you paid for the voucher towards a bungy jump, for another 30 days.
A few things to note:
- The GrabOne Voucher Guarantee does not apply to product deals, travel and accommodation-related deals, or time-dependent event deals.
- It's always best to use your voucher before the expiry date, so you get the most value for your money. And if you're a bit forgetful, we now automatically remind you if your vouchers are about to expire.
- During the extended Voucher Guarantee period, your voucher can only be put towards the service stated on the voucher.
- If the offer is seasonal, like a seasonal menu or chimney sweep service, the Voucher Guarantee can be put towards a similar offer at the merchant's discretion.
- The conditions on your voucher still apply during the Voucher Guarantee period.


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Steve Madden Wynnie Wedge Sandal
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Item # 250726
Snakeskin winds its way into this seasons hottest trends. The Wynnie from Steve Madden takes the classic wedge sandal to new heights.
- Suede upper
- Round peep toe
- Adjustable ankle strap buckle
- 2½" platform, 5" snake embossed wedge
- Synthetic sole
- Imported
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By: Proxy
Location: Manassas park, va
May 22, 2013
Got to love it!
"I have never left a review for any of the numerous lovely shoes I'd purchased from dsw, but this shoe surely deserves one. I like to stick to the brands I'm comfortable with and SM did not disappoint as usual. As high as the wedge sandal is, it is truly comfortable as many others have mentioned. It is lovely!"
By: uneekbuttaflie
Location: Atlanta
April 17, 2013
"I love these shoes they are comfortable and super cute"
By: Ml4k
Location: VT
April 12, 2013
"The wedge turhed out to be bigger then I expected but they are very comfortable for such hight and easy to walk in.The snake skins looks really sexy.Can't wait for warmer weather to wear them."
By: shoealistic
Location: USA
March 21, 2013
I can't wait to rock these!
"As soon as I openened the box I was pleased! They are gorgeous! I have wide feet and they fit me in my regular size with plenty of toe room! I love them I tried them on for my hubby and he said they are sexy! I love steve madden and DSW prices!"
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Nike Breathe Court Tennis Shoe - Mens
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Item # 264492
Win your next match in a pair of men's Nike Breathe Court tennis shoes. Ready to play the sport of tennis and keep your feet stable with lateral outriggers, this pair of shoes is a true winner.
- Synthetic and breathable mesh upper
- Lightweight Phylon midsole
- Air-Sole unit in the heel for superior impact protection
- Solid rubber outsole for traction and durability
- Lateral outriggers for stability on the court
- More colors available
- Imported
- View more Men's Nike Shoes
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