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Mirabell Palace and Gardens (Mirabellschloss und Garten)
Mirabell Palace is a fine example of high Baroque architecture, surrounded by formal gardens, statues, flower beds and grand walkways. The palace was built ... Read more
Hellbrunn Castle (Schloss Hellbrun)
Fun fountains and Baroque style are the attraction at Hellbrunn Castle, or Schloss Hellbrun, on Salzburg's doorstep. The palace was built in 1619 as a ... Read more
Mozart Residence (Mozart Wohnhaus)
Mozart lived in the Tanzmeisterhaus with his family from 1773 to 1780. The eight-room apartment was a big step up for the family from the crowded lodgings ... Read more
Salzburg Residence Gallery (Residenzgalerie Salzburg)
Set within the lavish halls of the Salzburg Residence, the Salzburg Residence Gallery (Residenzgalerie Salzburg) is among the highlights of a visit to the ... Read more
Salzburg Museum
Located in the gloriously ornate Neue Residenz in Mozartplatz, the Salzburg Museum opened in 2007 to great acclaim and won European Museum of the Year two ... Read more
Salzburg Old Town (Aldstadt)
Lovely Salzburg's enchanting medieval heart lies along the southern bank of the Salzach River; the Aldstadt is an enclave of winding cobbled alleyways, airy ... Read more
Salzburg Zoo
Allow at least three hours to explore Salzburg Zoo, opened in 1962 in a dramatic setting adjacent to the Schloss Hellbrunn estate. While not the biggest zoo ... Read more
Schloss Leopoldskron
A short stroll from the historic center of Salzburg, the lakeside palace of Schloss Leopoldskron is one of Austria's most acclaimed works of architecture, ... Read more
Marionette Theatre
Salzburg's acclaimed Marionette Theatre was founded back in 1913 and its debut performance Bastien and Bastienne – the comic opera by Mozart – proved an ... Read more
Berchtesgaden & Eagle's Nest
From Salzburg, the fairytale scenery of Germany's Bavarian Alps leads to Berchtesgaden, Hitler's mountain retreat, and Eagle's Nest (or Kehlsteinhaus), the ... Read more
Salzburg Salt Mines (Salzkammergut)
Salzkammergut is in Austria's Lake District, focusing on the lakeside town of Hallstatt. Beneath the region's picture-perfect lakes ringed by snow-capped ... Read more
St. Peter's Abbey (Stift Sankt Peter)
In the heart of Salzburg's Old Town, St. Peter's Abbey (or Stift Sankt Peter) is known for its cemetery and ancient lineage, dating back to the 800s. The ... Read more
Salzburg is immensely proud of its most famous son, and Mozartplatz is just one of the city's many tributes. The square, with its elegant statue of a ... Read more
Festung Hohensalzburg
Perched on its craggy mountain lookout, Salzburg's famous castle, Festung Hohensalzburg, dominates the city and its Old Town. Surrounded by walls and dotted ... Read more
Austrian Lake District
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Football has been very, very good to us.
Even though 2013-2015 were 3 losing season's, we can console ourselves with this fact-
# of Super Bowl victories since 1985:
1-Chicago, St. Louis, Tampa Bay, Indianapolis, New Orleans, Seattle
2-Washington, Green Bay, Pittsburgh, Baltimore
3-San Francisco, Dallas, Denver
4-New York Giants!!! & NE
Let's make it 5 in 2016 so we can be on a LINE all by ourselves again!!!
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Miles and miles of roads and trails less traveled await you Tennessee's state parks. Let the variety of landscapes and activities amaze you.
Peek from the peaks at House Mountain State Natural Area, known for its huge sandstone boulders, its wide variety of bird and plant life, and for spectacular views from its two peaks. Study Big Cypress Tree State Park, the bottomland hardwood and bald cypress forest that occur along old river meanders and the channelized Middle Fork of the Obion River. Witness the powerful 136-foot cataract waterfall and the steep gorge cut by rapids in Burgess Falls State Natural Area.
Over eighty miles of navigable water for paddlers to ply await you at Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area. And, shake hands with names like Wolf River, Stinging Fork, Savage Gulf and Buzzard Point, all places where you can while away a day or a week, enjoying the refreshing Tennessee outdoors.


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Tabata is a short workout that consists of 20 seconds of high intensity exercise followed by 10 seconds of rest in 4 minute intervals. This 30 minute class will utilize paired resistance training exercises that will be performed to energetic and awesome music so you can get a great workout, improve strength and cardiorespiratory fitness, and learn resistance training exercises in a fun and exciting environment. Not your typical aerobics class that is taught by a nationally certified Personal Trainer!
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What better way to introduce your new video game console than with your best spokesman?
Nintendo icon Mario helps usher in the Wii U era with New Super Mario Bros. U, another charming chapter for the long-running franchise.
New Super Mario Bros. U features an all-too familiar plot in Mario lore: Princess Peach gets kidnapped by the evil Bowser, and Mario must perform a rescue.
Mario proves to be the biggest beneficiary of the Wii U's jump to HD visuals. The game is breathtaking, as bright colors pop off the screen.
The game's Story Mode is approached with a traditional Wii remote or using the Wii U GamePad, allowing players to either watch Mario in HD glory or play the entire game from the controller's touchscreen.
New Super Mario Bros. U sticks to the platforming formula that has made this franchise so wonderful. Players explore a variety of interesting environments, from deserts with sinking sand to icy landscapes and creepy haunted houses. Players hop on enemies, break open bricks and punch blocks for coins and power-ups such as an acorn that gives Mario a flying squirrel suit for gliding across structures.
As with its DS and Wii counterparts, New Super Mario Bros. U boasts an open world, so players can move between stages in any way they choose. Special mushroom huts offer power-ups players can stash before entering a zone as well as 1ups for bonus lives.
The game also leans heavily on cooperative action, allowing up to five players to participate simultaneously. While four players control Mario, Luigi and the Toads with Wii remotes, a fifth player uses the GamePad to create blocks for players to hop on.
Other game options help extend the Mario experience beyond Story Mode. Boost Rush is a cooperative option where players must clear levels as quickly as possible. When players collect coins, the scene moves faster, forcing players to pick up the pace. There is also a variety of challenges players can complete for the best score.
No surprise that Mario delivers another stellar performance for the franchise, serving as a solid ambassador for Nintendo's next console.
Publisher: Nintendo
Developer: Nintendo
Platform(s): Wii U
Price: $59.99
Rating: E for Everyone
Release Date: Nov. 18
Score: 3.5 stars (out of 4)


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A monster of a worm - the Gambler ER16 Worm measures in at 16-inches, and is perfectly proportional to a standard-sized straight tail worm. If you are looking for a big bite, the Gambler ER16 16" Worm will get it for sure. Fish it weightless or deep down on a ledge, its snake-like body generates a tremendous action. Available in a variety of proven colors, the Gambler ER16 16" Worm is also enhanced with Gambler BITE so fish hold on longer.
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By: Don Loepp
December 6, 2012
Plant-based plastics account for less than 1 percent of total global resin demand -- but that could change quickly.
Hasso von Pogrell, managing director of the Berlin-based trade group European Bioplastics, told the EurActiv.com website that bioplastics are still a niche material, but it's still a market that's growing rapidly.
EurActiv has two stories about bioplastics: a Q&A interview with von Pogrell headlined "Industry chief: 'In the long run, there is no alternative to bioplastics'" and a story headlined "Plant-based plastics 'no panacea', Greens warn."
Some of von Pogrell's statistics are noteworthy. He said global bioplastic demand currently stands at about 1 million metric tons annually, but it's forecast to hit 6 million metric tons by 2016.
That's a drop in the bucket compared to total global resin production of 260 million metric tons.
But it's still becoming a very significant share of certain plastics markets -- especially PET beverage bottles, thanks to the push to the big soft drink companies' plans to use bio-based PET.


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By KEN L. ENGLISHGreen River
The UTA (anoted) laws pertaining to confidentiality for juvenile courts causes all sexual offenders to go underground.
The laws of confidentiality protect those who abuse the laws.
You cannot have state confidentiality laws for juvenile courts that abuse federal immunity laws for the protection of expert witnesses. It is in conflict with federal laws.
Like any court, juvenile courts must be open to public recruiting.
You cannot hide behind, 'for the good of the children'.
When juvenile (confidential courts) violate federal laws, you can't have it both ways. It's common sense one of the laws must be changed.
Because the laws, federal and state, are not in uniformity, we are turning out sex abusers as a whole in some states. The DCFS would not be under ombudsmen if state law makers would change the confidential juvenile court laws.


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Caparros Daffodil Pump
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Glitz, glam and full of shine! The Caparros Daffodil evening pump is sure to get you noticed on the dance floor!
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Nearly a century later in the early 1980's Peter Vavasour took a keen interest in the viticultural developments of the Wairau Valley in Marlborough. After some research it was found that the climate and soils of the Awatere region were quite similar to those of the Wairau.
We are dedicated to the Awatere region and our philosophy is to concentrate on fruit grown in the area. Selected grapes are handpicked; this ensures that only the best fruit makes it into the bottle. Our vineyards are trained on the 'vertical shoot positioning' trellis. This form of trellising suits our growing conditions: it also makes it easier if we have to manipulate the canopy due to seasonal growing conditions. Between Glenn (winemaker) and Allan (viticulturist) every effort has been made to ensure that the vineyard and viticultural techniques are adapted to suit the conditions of the Awatere region. After all great wine is made in the vineyard. In all its viticultural techniques Vavasour have focussed on quality over quantity. View all Vavasour Wines
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Sitting pretty on the northern tip of New Zealand's south island, Marlborough has become synonymous with New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc. As well it should be – Marlborough is the primary region for those delicious, citrusy, summer-lovin' wines with vibrant acidity and pungent, grassy, grapefruit flavors. Sauvignon Blanc is the main grape here; Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Riesling are also made.


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Keep sandal season going with Via Spiga. Pair the Watson flat with a maxi and jean jacket for a warm fall day and enjoy the sun on your toes.
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American Marketing Association's Phoenix Chapter Honors Industry Professionals With Prestigious Spectrum Award
PHOENIX, AZ, Jun 01, 2009 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX)
The American Marketing Association's (AMA) Phoenix Chapter, a professional association for individuals and organizations involved in the practice, teaching and study of marketing worldwide, held its 7th Annual Spectrum Awards event on Wednesday. A total of 30 campaigns out of 82 that were entered, received the prestigious AMA Spectrum Award for achievements in fields ranging from advertising to multi-cultural marketing to public relations. AMA expanded its entry categories to 29 with one best in show category, from last year's 24, which provided professional marketers more opportunity to be recognized for their outstanding work.
The Best of Show award went to Defero, a Phoenix-based digital agency, for their work on the Coldstone Creamery Imix America campaign, which earned recognition in the Social Media Marketing category. Defero also earned honors for its Digital Marketing Campaign for Konami Cadillac Jack. Mullen Advertising and Public Relations walked away with five coveted Spectrum Awards for their work across a variety of categories, including Brand Identity, Direct Mail Ad Creative, Direct Response, Email Marketing and Outdoor Campaign. Other notable recipients of the night include: — Broadcast — EB Lane Advertising for Chipmunk Cable One — CRM — Six 9s for Pops Health — Direct Mail Campaign — Canyon Communications for RSC Equipment Rental — Event Marketing — Shonna James Communications for US Bank Celebration of Lights — Existing Service or Product Marketing Campaign — Terralever for Red Bull Flugtag — Integrated MultiMedia — Arizona State University for Greening Maroon and Gold — Market Research — Optimal Strategix for Video Gaming Segmentation — Microsite — Burick Communications for AZ Kidney Foundation — Multi-Channel — Air Marketing for Vail Cascade Resort — Multi-Cultural Campaign — Spark Design for Rayovac — New Online Marketing Initiative — Spark Design for Lumension The Office Game — New Product or Service Marketing Campaign — Canyon Communications for Agrium, Advanced Technologies — Not-for-Profit Campaign — EB Lane Advertising for Helping Jerry's Kids/Crossing Light, MDA — Online Advertising Creative — Terralever for Red Bull — Online Marketing Campaign — Shell Vacations Hospitality for Family Resorts — Print Advertising — Scottsdale CVB for Richy Sonoran — Printed Collateral — Canyon Communications for Agrium — Promotional Items — Taka Group for Taka Group — Public Relations — Mindspace for Chandler Regional — pURL — Air Marketing for Vail Cascade Resort — Variable Data — Blue Cross Blue Shield for Broker Center Support — Web site — Iology for Amazing Mail The American Marketing Association's Phoenix Chapter has nearly 400 active members and is the largest marketing organization in the Valley. The organization provides professional marketing and development meetings, programs and monthly networking events to a diverse mix of AMA members and marketing professionals. There is a monthly luncheon, monthly Shared Interest Group (SIG) meetings and social events year round. Non-members are welcome to attend the events. Prisma Graphic is the Platinum Sponsor for all 2008-09 monthly meetings and SIG events and other annual sponsors include: WestGroup Research, KEO Marketing, Aquent, Bold Impressions, media88, DonorsChoose, Phoenix Business Journal, Personalized Laser Inc. and Wright Choice Promotions.
The American Marketing Association is the largest marketing group in the Valley. Across the country it has nearly 40,000 active members from all areas of the marketing industry. Headquartered in Chicago, there are 74 chapters located in the United States.
To find out more about the American Marketing Association's Phoenix Chapter or to learn about upcoming events or becoming a member or sponsor, please visit www.amaphoenix.org or call 602-866-0342.
Additional information on the American Marketing Association nationally can be found at www.marketingpower.com.
CONTACT: Lindsay Walker Allison & Partners for AMA Phoenix Chapter 480-776-6418 SOURCE: AMA Phoenix


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It's all about color this month, LOTS of color. If the Resort 2012 collections are any indication, neon isn't going anywhere, so we're stocking up now on the bold hues. Like a moth to a flame, we're continuing our addiction to striped shirts, as it seems like high Summer is the best time to don the crisp print, but we're also looking at some unexpected accessories to freshen up our wardrobe. Read more to see the latest must haves from our editors!


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Randall Marc 'Randy' Graham
A celebration of Randy's life will be held on Saturday, Feb. 22 at 2 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall of the Arriola Bible Church, located on Highway 491 and County Road S. A meal will follow a brief service, which will include an opportunity for family and friends to share their favorite memories of Randy.
Randy was born in Denver on March 30, 1957, to Lyle and Shirley (Hobbs) Graham. He was raised in Sterling, Colo., and relocated to Summit and Park counties, Colo., before settling in Cortez, Colo. He passed away peacefully at his home on Thursday, Feb. 13, 2014, at the age of 56.
His fondness of helping others was mirrored in his employment of Property Management/Real Estate and also his participation in his church and community. Hiking, bicycling and camping are among some of the outdoor adventures that Randy enjoyed the most. Randy's warm smile, subtle wit and gentle manner deeply touched those that knew him.
Surviving Randy are his wife and long-time companion, Lois (Diedrich) Graham of Cortez, Colo.; his son, Cameron Graham of Fort Collins, Colo.; grandchild, Lorelei Graham of Fort Collins, Colo.; three siblings, James (Ann) Graham of Parker, Colo., Kevin (Anocha) Graham of Reno, Nev., and Laura (Richard) Jones of Beale, AFB, Calif.; seven nieces and nephews; and brother in law and sister in law, Peter and Joan Brind'Amour of Mancos, Colo.
Preceding Randy in death are his son, Jared Graham; and his parents.
Memorial contributions can be made to Hospice of Montezuma at PO Drawer 740, 1345 S. Broadway, Cortez, Colo. 81321.
Arrangements are being made through Ertel Funeral Home. For further information or to send condolences, log on to www.ertelfuneralhome.com and click on the obituary section.


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: Back to our 25 yr. old office bldg. w/ older urinals & probably just as old plumbing.
: For some reason the stench is unreal in the men's w.r.
: Do have any suggestions or solutions?? Someone did say that when toilets & urinals aren't used for a period of time, the go "sour". What ever that means?
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The odor comes from uric acid drying in the atmosphere and lingering. Some of the good old boys need lessons in improving their aim. Urine that splashes on the fixture, the walls, the floor and the exposed piping every day, has an acid corrosive content that drys and releases anerobic as well as aerobic bacteria. Try baking soda for five days, and ask for help in determining if the odor problem is diminishing.
We like to think that the help we hire to thoroughly wash the urine from the walls and fixtures are doing a perfect job each and every day, butt in reality they don't want to get their face too close to the urinal, and aren't REALLY diligent in the cleaning.
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By KEN L. ENGLISHGreen River
There are a lot of kids, like myself who went into the Navy before we could vote because we believed in the Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution and World War II.
Growing up, we were poor during the depression years. We played by making kites and airplanes out of newspaper and sticks and used glue made from flour and water. My mother raised us four boys on hot cakes and hash, a little meat and lots of potatoes. Yet we where taught to serve our country.
Our father served in the US Air Corps. I'm thankful to be an American. May God save our country and bless America.
The stimulus package will do nothing for the American economy. We need a stimulus package to reconstruct America and put people to work to pay taxes.


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At the Battle of Romani on 4 August 1916, two sand-carts of the 2nd Light Horse Field Ambulance were sent to bring in severely wounded men from an exposed part of the line. On the return journey a Turkish battery fired at them, whereupon the horses immediately tried to break into a gallop. The corporal, remembering the wounded, signalled 'walk' and, galloping to the head of the party, helped to steady the teams.
The horses resumed the regulation pace, and the enemy gunners, apparently recognising their mission, turned their fire elsewhere. The corporal and drivers were awarded the Military Medal for their gallant behaviour.
Lambert portrayed the moment when the four horses pulling the two-wheeled ambulance cart break into a gallop, with dust flying up behind them and a rider galloping up beside the cart to pull them up.
This painting was commissioned in 1919 by the 2nd Light Horse Field Ambulance in Palestine for £100, to be painted as soon as Lambert was released from his official war art contract. On 18 June 1919 Lambert wrote to Amy from Palestine, telling her about this commission and that he found it 'very interesting' (ML MSS 97/4, item 1, p.165). The heroic incident was re-enacted at Kantara after Lambert arrived there in 1919 to enable him to make sketches of the event. He began work on the canvas on his return to London, and it was delivered to Australia House in January 1921, to be shipped to Australia. The initials A.R.A. appended to his signature indicate that the painting was completed after Lambert was elected an Associate of the Royal Academy in November 1922.
In its subject of a team of horses pulling a wagon, this painting resembles Lambert's early icon Across the black soil plains (cat.9), but in the way he captured the movement of the horses and the action of the event it reveals the skills he had gained in the intervening years.


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Now we have 2 more gaming places hacked
Codemaster has been reported hacked this morning and Epic Games maker of Gears of War has had there website and forums hacked Both have had personal info taken.
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First, I need to say that the views I am expressing are my own and only my own. In my comments I am not representing any other person, entity, or organization. Second, I appreciate the work and the efforts of the members of the Emery County Public Lands Council. And third, I have spent too much time watching and listening to the "debate" on the proposal to study whether a monument is for Emery County or not. I should have said something a long time ago. I apologize for not speaking out sooner. As a debate coach I have always held the belief that "it is better to debate an issue without settling it than it is to settle an issue without debating it." And I am very concerned that those people who oppose the monument want to use the upcoming election to settle the issue and stop the study and debate. It appears to me, as I read the written issue that we will be voting on, that the two sides are 1. Those who want to continue to to study, and discuss, and debate hoping to find out if a monument is in the best interest of Emery County and 2. Those who want to stop all of us from considering this issue further.
I read recently, with some interest, that monument opponents are now saying that they want to have us vote "NO" so that they can express their views as part of the process. But that is certainly not what their expensive ads and their expensive signs say. They say -"No Monument." Not "we want to debate it further." Or "we want to be heard." But, let's face it, we all know that if we vote no that the debate will likely end. The issue will be settled. And we will have no more say on the matter. Like ostriches, we will stick our heads in the sand.
Now, though I tend to favor the "right kind" of monument, I honestly can't make my decision until I see a real proposal. And I understand that all of us have been invited to participate in the process of creating that proposal - even those who oppose a monument. I really believe that through the process of debate, and study, and examination of all points of view, we can come to the best possible solution. And it bothers me that monument opponents want to stop the discussion right now - before there is a proposal in writing.
Two other things bother me. One, is the way that monument opponents use innuendo, half-accusations, and examples that don't apply to try to scare us into voting "No." I have yet to read anything in their literature that actually applies to what the Public Lands Council, the governor, or the President are really saying. And I'm always suspicious of scare tactics. The other thing that bothers me is the large amount of money that appears to be backing the monument opponents. It is obvious that there is more money at play than can be produced by people in our county on this issue. And I'm very concerned that people from outside our county and possibly outside of Utah may be trying very hard to get us to stop the discussion. I don't need well heeled, out-of-area organizations trying to scare me into voting to not talk about what the future of Emery County should be. I'm not sure whether a monument is in our best interest or not, at least not until I can see a real proposal, in writing. But I know that ending the debate, stopping consideration of a monument, just saying "No" is not in the best interest of Emery County.
Because I believe that the debate, and study, and discussion should continue until we have a real proposal to vote on and because I believe that debate, and study, and discussion can give us the best possible proposal, I will be voting to continue the process. I hope that you will also vote to keep the process alive.


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STARKVILLE – Mississippi State's passing game has come a long way under fourth-year coach Dan Mullen. The record books are starting to bear that out.
Quarterback Tyler Russell, a fourth-year junior, set three single-season MSU records in Saturday's 45-14 win over Arkansas: passing yards (2,523), completions (201) and 200-yard passing games (seven).
Russell completed 19 of 32 passes for 274 yards and four touchdowns, two each to Chad Bumphis and LaDarius Perkins. He surpassed Dave Marler's passing yardage mark of 2,422 on a 24-yard completion to Arceto Clark in the third quarter.
As a team, MSU has set a new record for passing yardage with 2,682. The previous record is 2,637, set in 1978.
"There's a lot of history at Mississippi State," Russell said. "For our offense to break records like that, it just lets you know we are going in the right direction."
MSU's quarterbacking history is actually not that illustrious. Russell already owns the single-season touchdown pass mark, with his 21 TDs five ahead of the previous record.
There are other season records well within his reach, including completions and total offense. Then there are the career records, many of which Russell will be chasing next season.
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Bumphis is second all-time in catches with 150, a dozen behind David Smith.
Mullen said he got several text messages over the summer from Bumphis, asking, "How do I get better?" The Tupelo product, who had a sub-par junior season, is having a career year, with 49 catches for 758 yards.
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Peter Booth became known for his black, minimal 'doorway' paintings of 1970–74. Yet by 1977 he had given up this style and begun to record the world of his dreams and nightmares in a series of apocalyptic, visionary landscapes. Booth's paintings suggest that we are on the edge of another dark age. His paintings are brutal representations of his bleak dreams and fantasies. In an age of nuclear threat Booth's work has a monumentality which is evocative of the final conflagration mentioned in The Book of Revelations.
Painting 1978, challenges and disturbs the viewer by the artist's choice of colour and method of painting. The dramatic black and red, yellow and white composition suggests both an industrial and a natural wasteland. The heavy impasto paint texture describes, with vigour and intensity, flames, explosions, and unidentified nightmarish images. Contradictory forces pull us into the central inferno below the glacial mountain peaks, and showers of rock explode towards us.
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Ethan Migliori was sworn in as the newest Emery County commissioner on Jan. 7 at noon at the county building. One of the things Commissioner Migliori would like to do is find healthy ways to strengthen our economy. There are changing opportunities in energy and Emery County needs to strengthen the industries we have as we look to new technologies for the future.
One example of where technology has really streamlined an industry is with coal mining. Long walls have reduced the numbers of employees needed while producing more coal.
"One area we really need to be conscious of is training and upgrading our businesses and keeping our employees trained. Things are advancing so fast and we need a skilled and educated workforce to keep up. I want to continue to work on that and work with the Business, Expansion and Retention Project to promote our businesses.
"We have a good lifestyle here in Emery County. I want to help our businesses see opportunities to grow and allow their businesses to become what they want them to be. We have a lot of businesses that are happy with where they're at and that's great, but there are opportunities out there to grow and expand and we want to help them understand what resources are available. You don't have to do this on your own. There are organizations to help business owners. The toughest industry to be in is retail. The internet is not going away and we need to support our retail businesses. There aren't a lot of resources out there for retail. On the tourism side of retail there are resources being allocated there to promote tourism and support industries for visitors to our area. Retail really is in a dog fight in this slow economy. But, that's where the chamber comes in and the shop local campaign. Our businesses need local support. One area where the Emery County Business Chamber is going to grow and advance this year is by adding a part-time employee. It's really hard for an all volunteer chamber to move forward, but they've done a great job and will continue to strengthen with the addition of an employee. This employee will visit businesses and see what the needs are and how the chamber can help.
"There are new economic opportunities coming to the county, the nuclear power plant in Green River is still in the permitting and site study phase but it looks like it's going to go through. Other projects are more imminent including a new refinery in Green River that will create approximately 30 jobs. There is a gasification plant going into Huntington which will create 12 jobs.
"We need to support the businesses we have. If each business we currently have felt like they could add an employee then that would create 300-400 more jobs for our county. Even part-time jobs help, everything will help our economy. Our county has a lot of potential, we need to look at what's it going to take for my business to hire one more person and work towards that. We need some incentives too for hiring new employees. The Division of Workforce Services is looking for funding for employers who want to add employees.
"As far as our public lands go, the Emery County Public Land Management Act is still moving along. A meeting with Rep. Rob Bishop is planned at the energy summit. I think he wants us to move forward with a more cooperative approach with neighboring counties, including Carbon, Uintah, Duchesne and maybe others, that's yet to be decided. But there is talk that approach is more likely to gain the support of the Senate.
"I believe in multiple use for our public lands. Current users should decide how it's managed. Not someone in Washington. It should be the cattlemen, recreation users, oil and gas, water users, everyone that has a stake should be involved. We have a good variety of lands here in Emery County. We need healthy agreements for everyone. Our public lands board has done a good job getting everyone involved and every entity has been invited to the table. They've done it right, I support this grass roots effort for federal land management within our county.
"I am excited to be a commissioner for Emery County. The county has some fantastic opportunities and also some challenges. By bringing the right resources to the table, we can maintain the lifestyle we like here. Our greatest asset is our people. We have some very talented people here in our county. We have some hidden gems with fantastic skill sets and knowledge. We need to do what we can to bring out the full potential of our people and our county.
"As new things come in, like when the power plants came into the county in the late 70s and early 80s there were some changes and adjustments, but there were benefits to the entire county. There are trade offs with everything. With the power plants came more efficient water storage, the pressurized irrigation systems began to be installed. It created some good things. There are challenges with changes.
"For example if the nuclear power plant comes in it will create a ripple effect, there could be three or four support people in jobs outside the plant. Jobs and industries that would be created to support the power plant. Those jobs would have higher wages and we would receive more property taxes for our county. It would bring new families to our area. The whole area could benefit from it.
"When I'm not working I enjoy the outdoors. The outdoors is where I go to relax. I enjoy most outdoor activities, hunting, ATVs, and snowmobiles. I especially like spending time with my family. During our family trips together I like to spend time one on one with each of the children. I like to travel, but once I'm there I like to relax. I really love Lake Powell and I wish it was in Emery County. I like to fish. I am a really structured person. My wife Heidi and I have five children. We have Tyeray, 16; Aubreyona-13; Angellena-11, Ambria-9 and Acelyn-6," said Commissioner Migliori.


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ok episode: the animation was average. I did not like how Robin was drawn (they probably spent their budget on Mihawk). Nami looked surprisingly good.
Side note: I really like how Mihawk's scene shows how Zoro still has a long way to go. The greatest swordsman does not even need his sword. For me, Mihawk is in top tier rank. I honestly prefer Aono's voice.
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For a really authentic experience I'd suggest eating in the famous "jamaa el fna" place at the Medina by night, huge open restaurant, everything to please the senses and especially your taste buds, authentic yet a bit risky with some cases of food poisoning registered. You will see a lot of tourists and locals eating there, so try to eat at the "busiest" place you'll find, all sorts of moroccan cuisine : couscous, tagines, moroccan harira (traditional tomato soup), fish, grilled meats...
It worth experiencing, word of a Moroccan
Check Jamie's videos he's been there.
Jamaa El Fna place is a UNESCO world heritage since 2001.
Have a nice trip !
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Hi Folks,
Thanks cactus flower!
Thanks again for your advice and thoughts, I had an excellent time! Unfortunately I couldn't find either of your recommended restaurants Dave, but I did find a lovely riad just off the Djemaa el Fna square on my second day.
Here's part one of my travel report!: http://fraichefood.blogspot.co.uk/2012/ … art-1.html
Part 2 & 3 to follow shortly....
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I realise that it's of no use to you now, but you've reminded me of an experience I had in '72 eating a brown rice and vegetable stir fry with a bunch of 'high as a kite' hippies on Essaouira beach at sunset. Even the alzheimer's doesn't cause me forget that.
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Hi Jason/Jaw! I'm happy to hear that you had an awesome holiday! ...I will have to take a 'raincheck' right now sorry & have a look at your "Blog" (thanks for posting!) in the next few days - as, it's time for bed over here in Kiwi Land! Cheers also from me; Kris
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Cheers Kiwi
It's memories like that, Beerforyorky, which make travel priceless. Even though on a super tight budget I will try to always make room for travel as you really cannot put a price tag on your experiences!
Parts 2 (http://fraichefood.blogspot.com/2012/10 … art-2.html) and 3 (http://fraichefood.blogspot.com/2012/10 … art-3.html) are now up...
#16 Tue 16 Oct 12 4:35am
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Thanks, Jason, for sharing your Blog page links of your awesome holiday in Morocco! ...I've finally (sorry) read fully your "Part1" & viewed your cool photos, thanks! Wow! You & your friend, Matt, certaintly 'packed' in heaps on your first day of your arrival - especially since you only had 3 days there!
I thought it quite comical, how some of the Street Shopkeepers felt that their food was better than 'our' Jamie's!!!...it sounded like you guys had to be 'on-your-toes'/have your witts about you - to ensure you were kept safe & didn't spend all your money at once!
I will be back to read your Part 2 & 3, at a later date, as, housework awaits me before thinking about our dinner!.....
I'm glad you both had a fantastic "Moroccan Experience!!!
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#17 Tue 16 Oct 12 8:23am
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JAW wrote:
Cheers Kiwi
It's memories like that, Beerforyorky, which make travel priceless. Even though on a super tight budget I will try to always make room for travel as you really cannot put a price tag on your experiences!
Funnily enough the food is what I remember most (it was 1971, not 1972). I'd never been out of UK before (unless you count Wales) and my mother, albeit an excellent cook, tended not to experiment with "foreign foods".
I remember rillettes in France, tortilla in Zaragosa, raw bacon and tomato sandwiches in Barcelona (?), wonderful tapas in Murcia, couscous in Oujda, curry soup in Meknes, barbequed sardines on a pier in Casablanca and the aforementioned brown rice.
The cost of the 3 month round trip from Leeds was Sterling 105.00!
#18 Wed 17 Oct 12 6:58pm
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Thanks for reading and your comments, Kiwi!
Interesting, beerforyorky; I think food acts as an anchor for memories and travel, in that a certain flavour or dish can pull up a host of memories of place and time...
#19 Thu 18 Oct 12 6:52pm
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Jaw, I really enjoyed reading your blog as well. What a wonderful time you must have had!
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Lovely photos too!
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The nation is watching Douglas County, former U.S. Secretary of Education Bill Bennett told an audience of about 250 people at the Lone Tree Arts Center on Sept. 25.
Bennett's 20-minute address was followed by a question-and-answer session during an event organized by the South Metro Denver Chamber of Commerce. It was paid for by the nonprofit Douglas County Educational Foundation through a consulting agreement with Bennett, a fact not disclosed until after the event.
"Let me just say this — in agreement or not, whether you like all the pieces or not — here's a school district that is trying to go from good to great," Bennett said. "What will happen, we shall see. It's intensely a matter of focus here in Douglas County, and increasingly the focus for people around the country and indeed around the world."
Regardless of his paid consultant status, Bennett didn't give unilateral support to the Douglas County School District's controversial education reform efforts. He questions the school board's decision to oppose the national Common Core Standards in favor of its own curriculum, which it considers superior.
"I'm not sure whether I agree with this or not; I should say I'm pretty much a traditionalist when it comes to curriculum," Bennett said. "But in this interestingly conservative district of Douglas County, the people who have decided to go after world-class education have taken a pretty radical, pretty progressive, you might say liberal, endorsed set of proposals on curriculum.
"Very reputable people have developed this theory. I still have some concerns about it."
He cited a study written by the American Enterprise Institute's Frederick Hess and Max Eden titled, "The most interesting school district in America? Douglas County's pursuit of suburban reform." Hess also is consultant paid through DCEF.
"There are a lot of us — left, right and center — who believe this is the most interesting set of reforms in the country, and that this is a laboratory worth watching," Bennett said.
Bennett said he saw firsthand some of the controversy surrounding those reforms during a meeting with about 60 DCSD teachers. There was "a lot of disagreement in the room, particularly about some of the features of the compensation plan," he said. "But there's a sense of engagement I've rarely seen in a school district."
Controversy aside, Bennett said DCSD's effort to revamp teachers' compensation is admirable.
He also credited DCSD for tackling the reforms at a "bargain basement price" of about $7,000 per student, significantly less than the $10,000 national average in per-pupil spending.
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Q: I bought a condo for $100,000 in 2001 and it went up in value to $125,000 until the 2008 stock market crash. Now similar condos in the complex are short selling for $50,000. After a couple of refinancings, I owe $120,000. And I owe association fees, although my unit doesn't have a pool, gym, central air or washer/dryer. I can't wait to get out. Should I walk away and ruin my good credit score? Can the banks garnish my wages if I walk away?
A: You're in a tough, but very common, predicament that doesn't have an easy answer. Before pursuing a short sale, there are some things to think about.
As you mentioned, your credit score will take a hit, possibly almost as much as with a foreclosure. How will that affect opportunities in your future? Will you need or want to buy another home soon? Or a car? Will you be able to pay your bills on a regular basis going forward to rebuild your credit?
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In a short sale, your lender may require you to pay those association fees before agreeing to a sale or may require the buyer to pay them as part of the negotiations. In some cases, the lender may just eat them, meaning an additional hit to your credit.
As far as garnishing your wages, it is possible. It depends though, on whether or not you live in a "recourse" state, and how your lender handles the deficiency. In the handful of non-recourse states like California, the lender cannot come after you for the additional unpaid balance, but in a recourse state the lender may in fact pursue a judgment against you.
If you're lucky, the lender may agree in writing to relieve you of that obligation, but in others they may keep the option open to go to court at a later date (within the statute of limitation), leaving you to wonder if one day you'll be served. It's best to check into your specific state's laws.
If your loan is insured or guaranteed by the Federal Housing Administration (FHA), you may be eligible for the Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP®), which will expire at the end of 2013. HAMP may lower your monthly mortgage payments in order to make them more affordable and sustainable for the long term. For information on FHA and participating servicers, call FHA's National Servicing Center at (877) 622-8525.
Is it a financial hardship for you to stay in your condo? If that's the case and your mortgage is owned by or guaranteed by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac (or other participating lenders) you may be eligible for special protections under the Home Affordable Foreclosures Alternatives (HAFA) Program. In the HAFA program the lender agrees to accept the sale price as full satisfaction of your loan, with the additional benefit of a smaller impact on your credit. Visit www.makinghomeaffordable.gov to see if you qualify.
Many short sellers are unpleasantly surprised at tax time to find out that their short sale came with a tax bite. That's because the IRS considers cancellation of debt to be income, and therefore taxable. There is a bit of an escape clause to that; canceled debt that is attributable to qualified personal residence debt is excluded from tax, at least through 2013. If you used any of the cash out of your refinance for anything other than improving your home, your ability to exclude the canceled debit is limited.
What's right for you is going to depend on your cash flow situation as well. If you are comfortable financially in the condo, staying put at least for now will avoid the negatives that come with a short sale.
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FILM/VIDEO: Leighton Pierce's cinema transforms ordinary sounds and visual impressions into ecstatic experiences filled with new kinds of movements and sensory rediscoveries of the world. Often hovering between definition and abstraction, and between gestural implication and narrative meaning, his musical eye and ear find beauty and magic in everyday places and situations.
"At times, it seems Pierce is capturing the beauty, the ecstasy contained in matter before its inevitable disappearance. Each of these short works is an exploration of such transient rhythms … refracted and folded such that the captured quotidian moment becomes protracted, eternal." —Mubarak Ali, New Zealand Film Festival
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Pierce constructs these videos from images recorded with a moving handheld digital still camera at long exposures. He then weaves the stills into video shots. Each individual image bears the mark of time from motion blur—a blur that may in fact contradict the apparent motion of the frame. He composes the entire soundscape as a counterpoint once picture editing is complete.
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Leighton Pierce creates experiences in transformative time using film, video, and sound. He creates multi-channel site-specific installations as well as single channel works that have been exhibited in major art museums and film festivals throughout the world including The Whitney Bienniale, Sundance, San Francisco, New York, Tribeca, and Rotterdam Film Festivals, the Exploratorium in San Francisco, the Musée d'art contemporain in Montréal, and The Sheldon Art Museum. Retrospectives of his works have been presented at venues such as, The New Zealand Film Festival, Lincoln Center, The Cinémathèque française, Festival Nemo, and Pompidou Center in Paris, and at The Lisbon Biennale. He has received fellowships from the Rockefeller Foundation, The Guggenheim Foundation, the National Endowment for the Arts, and Creative Capital.
Pierce studied ceramics and music composition, especially jazz and electronic music, before making films. His first move into filmmaking came about from his desire to add a visual component to taped music. It is a continuation of this early interest in music and the related process of constructing of emotional experiences in time that continue to guide his work.
Pierce is currently Acting Dean of the School of Art and Design at Pratt Institute In Brooklyn, NY.
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Erica Lynn and Brian have chosen Dec. 19 to be married in the Manti LDS Temple. Parents of the bride are Carl and Elizabeth Ann Fillmore of Lawrence and the late Lynn Robinson. Parents of the groom are Morgan and the late Shanna Reed of Carson City, Nev.
A reception for all friends and family will be held in their honor that evening in the Huntington LDS 5th ward from 6:30-8:30 p.m. An open house will be held in their honor on Jan. 10 in Carson City, Nev.
Erica is a 2001 graduate of Emery High School and a graduate of America Dental Technology in St. George. She is currently working as a pediatric dental assistant. Brian served a LDS mission in the Tennessee Nashville mission. The couple will make their home in Carson City, Nev.
Erica is the granddaughter of Glenda Worthen of Ferron, Reva Fillmore of Lawrence, and Drew and Pauline Robinson of Glendale.
Wayne and Kelly Olsen of Orangeville announce the marriage of their son, Bevan Lloyd to Cyndee Jean Busk, daughter of Jay and LuJean Busk of Lehi. The couple will be married on Dec. 19 in the Mount Timpanogos Temple. There will be an open house reception Dec. 20 at the Orangeville Ward building from 6-8 p.m.
Bevan is a graduate of Emery High School, served a full time LDS mission in Atlanta, Ga. and is currently attending Utah Valley State College in Provo. He is also employed at Best Vinyl. Cyndee is a graduate of Lehi High School and Evans Hairstyling College and is currently employed at Summerfield Manor. The couple will make their first home in Provo.
Bevan's grandparents are Blake and Wilda Jones of Huntington and Royce and Lorene Olsen of Orangeville. Cyndee's grandparents are Clara Jorgensen and Meril Busk, both of Lehi.
Dean and LaRita Nelson of Ferron announce the marriage of their daughter Leslie Ann to Jeremy James Larson, son of Sam and Jan Larson of St. George on Dec. 20 in the Manti LDS Temple. A reception will be held in their honor that evening from 6-8 p.m. at the Museum of the San Rafael in Castle Dale.
Leslie is a 2001 graduate of Emery High School, a 2002 graduate of College of Eastern Utah and is currently attending Southern Utah University majoring in elementary education. Jeremy is a graduate of Dixie High School, Dixie College and will be attending Utah Valley State College next semester to obtain his fire fighting license. He will then attend paramedic school. Leslie is the granddaughter of Philip and Doris Nelson of Ferron and Robert and LaRue Larsen of Richfield.
Scott and Nancy Sjostrom announce the marriage of their daughter Jaime Sjostrom to Rafferty Sorensen, the son of Craig and LaDawn Sorensen.
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The city of Holyoke has announced its choice today for its new Creative Economy Industry Coordinator. The position will be filled by Holyoke resident Jeffrey Bianchine who owns a local portrait studio company. Mayor Alex Morse proposed the position in April, after discussing it during his mayoral campaign last year. Marcos Marrero is director of the city's Planning and Economic Development office. He says the new coordinator will help foster relationships between existing arts, cultural, and media businesses in the city, and look for ways to attract more arts-related businesses.
"We have a lot of space to grow in Holyoke," Marrero says, "and literally I mean space. And so as we see this develop, this can be a real engine to create the demand for not just businesses, but housing that will house people who will work in these businesses, and other businesses that will be complimentary."
The city has allotted $43,000 for the coordinator's salary. The position will be re-assessed in two years. Bianchine will begin the new job on September 24th.


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National Day of the American Cowboy celebration honors Emery County Cowboy
Cowboys and cowgirls are a fundamental part of Utah's economic and social heritage. They were in Utah before the first Mormon pioneers arrived and endure today as part of a western legacy that strongly influences contemporary attitudes and lifestyles of many Utahns.
Still today there are cowboys throughout Utah that preserve much of the lore and culture of their nineteenth century predecessors while adapting to the modern day realities of pickup trucks, computers, and cell phones. The cowboy persona persists not only because cows need to be herded and cared for and horses need to be broke to ride, but also because of the images that are fostered by Utah's renowned rodeo athletes, western musicians, cowboy poets, authors, western artists, ranchers and all others who contribute to Utah's cowboy and western culture.
Through their courage, hard work, integrity and honesty Utah's cowboys continue as an integral part in adding to the deep, solid foundation on which Utah was built and the lifestyle we all cherish, and as such deserve to be honored and recognized.
Keith Winn was recognized by the Ogden Pioneer Heritage Foundation and Ogden Pioneer days committee. He has made outstanding contributions to the western heritage lifestyle, and to the preservation of Utah's western and cowboy culture for future generations.
Keith was raised on his family's ranch near Nephi. He has been riding as long as he can remember and began driving teams of horses before he was old enough to go to school. Keith has competed in every rodeo event, but most enjoyed calf and team roping.
In 1968 Keith purchased a ranch and grazing permits in Emery County. The San Rafael Ranch is still operated by Keith's family.
Keith and his wife Beth have nine children and 60 grandchildren and many of Keith's posterity are involved in ranching, rodeo, and horse racing. Keith is 88 years old and is still riding and training horses.
The San Rafael Ranch East of Ferron in Molen is the gathering place for Keith's children, and grandchildren. Seven of Keith and Beth's children have made their homes in Ferron. The Grub Box and Gilly's, formerly known as Winn's Auto, were built and operated by his children.
Keith's grandson Brock Winn is a member of the PRCA and competes in saddle bronc riding. He has ridden in the Desertview Pro Rodeo in Castle Dale.
Keith is proud to call Emery County home and he continues to promote the cowboy lifestyle of living close to the land and he has a deep and abiding love for horses and animals. He is happy that he's been able to live the cowboy life.


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