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By RICHARD SHAWEmery County Progress publisher
I recently read a book called The World is Flat by Thomas L. Friedman, and it scared the heck out of me.
You should read it too, because what it points out is important to every American is that the world is no longer a dominion of the United State's economic powerhouse, but is being fueled by emerging economies that themselves are gaining in stature daily.
While Americans have thought of themselves as a front runner country for more than 140 years, the idea that we rule the entire world economically has really been a product of the last 60 years. World War II had devastated almost all the economies in the world, with the exception of those in North America. Basically all the United States major competitors in heavy industry had been bombed flat, and in 1946 we had our hand on the economic tiller of this big ship we call the Earth.
However that has now changed. I recently wrote a column about General Motors and Ford's woes, and the truth is that many American industries are in similar trouble.
The foreign influence in our country is obvious, as I just observed driving down I-15 this past weekend in Utah and Salt Lake Counties. For about 15 miles of the drive I looked around to see what kinds of cars were passing me on the freeway, and by my calculations about 80 percent were of Japanese or German manufacture.
For the average citizen, this may seem fine, because the competition with foreign industries has resulted in higher quality products, much better than much of the junk American manufacturers put out during the 1950s and 60s. It has also resulted in lower prices for the consumer (taking inflation into account). But low prices and foreign manufacture are a double edged sword that cuts both ways. True we benefit from the lower cost for things, but it also means fewer good jobs for Americans.
I know I am singing an old tune here. I have heard many people say that if American industry can't get it right at a competitive price, those companies should go down the tube and the workers who aren't productive should lose their jobs. But when companies go down the tubes, the loss of those good jobs affects everyone, not just the displaced workers. Eventually the dominos that are set in action catch up with the general populace in terms of taxes paid and money put into the economy.
Friedman's book is largely about outsourcing, and how it is affecting our economy, and largely our younger workers. Right now jobs at fast food restaurants are what most people consider to be entry level positions for those who are not moving on with their educations past high school. But based on what is happening to other jobs that these kinds of worker have to pick from, those jobs may be the best any of them can get in a few years, only because someone in India or China can't serve up a hot hamburger to someone living in Eastern Utah.
The fact is, for young people without an education, and in the near future, an advanced education, the choices have always been limited. Those individuals could always "work at the plant" or "work at the mine" like dad did. Those options are going to close as resources are depleted and major manufacturing moves overseas.
We as human beings can be very short sighted. We often look at the future with rose colored glasses thinking things will just go on the way they always have. If darkness looms there, we tend to ignore it, hoping it will go away, rather than confront it head on.
Business will always go where it can make the most profit. We can complain all we want about call centers in New Delhi and that our latest new electronic device was manufactured in Beijing, but we, after all are the ones who wanted the lowest price.
We also want the most for our investments and if you look at your pension funds, the international stocks are the ones that have been doing the best as of late, so most of us have money managers that are pouring more and more money into those funds, taking it away from American companies.
I remember about 20 years ago a very intelligent good friend of mine told me "This low price mentality that is affecting the nation will be our downfall."
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The Houston Astros could obliterate the major league record for strikeouts this season. But the Atlanta Braves entered Tuesday with the best record in the majors after a winter of ignoring warnings of dire consequences from adding to their collection of prolific whiffers.
Strikeouts are up across baseball. Don't sneer at the small sample size of just over a week of the new season; they've been climbing steadily for five years. But does anybody care?
"I'm swinging at strikes, which I'm happy about," Cleveland Indians DH Mark Reynolds says.
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That sentiment, from the man who has epitomized where the strikeout is going in baseball, pretty much sums up the debate. Anybody can strike out. It's how you do it and what else you do that makes the difference.
Nobody makes contact less often than Reynolds, who has led his league in strikeouts four times, including a season-record 223 in 2009, and was part of the Arizona Diamondbacks who set the team record in 2010.
But he entered Tuesday with 140 homers since the beginning of 2009 — including four in his first six games this season — and gets on base well above the major league norm.
"That's what he has," Indians manager Terry Francona says. "He'll miss sometimes, and then he's a game-changer. You've got to be patient. You know he's going to run into some.
"Hopefully he runs into a lot."
Striking out is like the national debt; it doesn't seem like a good idea, but nobody seems certain at what point it's a debilitating problem.
But this year's Astros entered Tuesday going down on strikes 11.7 times a game. No team — not even those '10 Diamondbacks — has averaged double figures.
Three teams — the Oakland Athletics, Washington Nationals and Baltimore Orioles — made the playoffs in 2012 despite being among the top six in the majors in strikeouts. But nobody's confusing this year's Houston team with a contender.
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Last year's Astros, with 107 losses, were second in the majors in strikeouts, behind the Athletics.
One team did decide enough was enough.
"When you have a lineup with guys with an abundance of strikeouts, you end up hoping for a big inning; you have a chance to score maybe two or three times during a game," says Diamondbacks general manager Kevin Towers, who set out a couple of years ago to purge his team of its record-setting ways.
Other teams gladly took his players. Baltimore (in 2011 and 2012) and Cleveland (this year) embraced Reynolds. The Atlanta Braves made outfielder Justin Upton a focal point of their offseason upgrades.
Upton struck out 121 times last season — tied for his lowest total in five major league seasons — but four other current Braves fanned more, including Upton's brother, B.J., signed as a free agent by the Braves.
If the current Braves stick to career rates, Atlanta could be pushing 1,400 strikeouts, which would rank second all time. But general manager Frank Wren isn't concerned.
He says the team's analysts haven't been able to show a direct correlation between strikeouts and the effectiveness of the offense, but he thinks strikeouts might not be as detrimental in lineups that include four or five 30-homer players.
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Towers isn't so sure.
"With lots of strikeouts, you become a streaky ballclub," he says. "In 2010, we had a lot, got a little bit better in '11, a little bit better last year. Strikeouts are still going to be a part of the game. But they produce quick innings. You're not able to get into the other teams' bullpens as soon. You're not getting to the weaknesses of other ballclubs."
But does reducing strikeouts also mean reducing the power production of strikeout-prone sluggers?
"We still like the homer, I'm not going to lie," Towers says. "But we don't want to strictly rely on it. Last year, we were 17-40 when we didn't homer."
Home runs and strikeouts are two of what have come to be known as baseball's "three true outcomes," results of a time at-bat that the defense can't impact. The third is the walk.
A key component is analyzing how the strikeout fits into modern baseball.
Adam Dunn of the Chicago White Sox came within one strikeout last year of matching Reynolds' record. But he also became the first major leaguer ever to have more than half of his trips to the plate result in one of the three true outcomes: 222 strikeouts, 105 walks, 41 homers.
"There's always those outliers," Towers says. "The worst-case scenario is the guy who hits home runs and strikes out, doesn't walk."
Dunn totaled the most strikeouts — 598 — in the majors from 2010 to 2012. His .212 batting average over that period was 44 points below the major league average. But his on-base (.330) and slugging percentages (.440) were above big-league norms.
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Jim Thome hasn't retired, though he's not with a team this season after 22 years in the majors. He ranks second all time in strikeouts and seventh in walks. He also was the product of the first generation of power hitters told to not cut down their big swings just because they had two strikes. He understood he was paid to hit home runs.
"If you hit strikes, good things will happen," he says. "I truly believe that."
That brings us back to Reynolds' self-assessment.
He made contact with 65% of the pitches he swung at over the last three seasons, easily the lowest percentage among major league regulars. But over that period, 173 players swung more often than Reynolds at pitches outside of the strike zone.
And the Indians aren't asking him to carry their offense. He bats seventh in a scenario Francona hopes will bring him to the plate often with runners on base, forcing pitchers to give him pitches in the strike zone.
In his first 27 plate appearances of 2013, he came up with 25 runners on base.
All of the analysis and justification falls flat, though, in a situation like Houston's. It was shut out three times in its first seven games. The Texas Rangers' Yu Darvish missed a perfect game by one out vs. Houston.
The Astros' Chris Carter and Brett Wallace entered Tuesday tied for the major league lead with 13 strikeouts each and teammate Rick Ankiel had 12 — in 14 plate appearances. Making it worse: The trio amassed one home run (by Ankiel) and two walks.
The one-week snapshot might be worse than what transpires over the full season, but none of them has a track record in the majors or minors that suggests a drastic turnaround.
Still, the overall major league strikeout rate — 20.7% of all plate appearances this season — continues the trend of increases every season since 2008's 17.5%.
"We accept strikeouts more," says Philadelphia Phillies manager Charlie Manuel, who was a hitting coach in the Indians system when Thome turned pro. "As the home run has come into play more and more, teams want to see the production."
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September 13 2011 01:57PM
That was game four of the Smyth division semi-final in 1990, the last Jets' playoff victory over the Oilers. Normally Oiler fans might cringe watching this, but considering you know that Bill Ranford, Jari Kurri and Mark Lamb were heroes in the next three games I thought it would be a nice "welcome back" for Jets fans.
The best part of this video is that after the goal was scored Don Wittman and John Garrett didn't speak for 1:20. They let the viewers soak in the atmosphere of an electric building. I wish TV execs would allow viewers the same opportunity now rather than go to the replay in the first 10 seconds. Watching the celebration on the ice and in the stands after an OT goal is much better than seeing a replay five times.
Tonight these two organizations meet for the first time since March 29th, 1996, a 3-2 Oilers victory led by Miro Satan's two goals. This will be one of only two meetings between these former-rivals, so we'll likely have to wait until next year to feel any sense of the old rivalry, but it's still great to have the Jets back in the NHL.
You can watch tonight's tilt here starting at 8:30 MDT. It will be your 2nd and final chance to watch Ryan Nugent-Hopkins in this tourney. The plan is for most players to play two games, some might play three due to injuries, but RNH likely won't play tomorrow. Here's the rest of tonight's lineup.
Curtis Hamilton (2nd round, 2010) - Ryan Nugent-Hopkins (1st, 2011) - Kristian Pelss (7th, 2010)
Brett Ferguson (FA, played in Red Deer, 21 years old) - Tyler Pitlick (2nd, 2010) - Tobias Rieder (4th, 2011)
Drew Czerwonka (6th, 2011) - Colin Smith (FA, plays for Kamloops, 18) - Toni Rajala (4th, 2009)
Antti Tyrvainen (FA, played in Finland, 22) - Chase Schaber (FA, Kamloops, 20) - Ryan Martindale (3rd, 2010)
Brandon Davidson (6th, 2010) - Jeremie Blain (4th, 2010)
Martin Gernat (5th, 2011) -Taylor Fedun (FA, played at Princeton, 23)
Wes Vannieuwenhuizen (FA, Vancouver, 19) - Ryan Lowery (FA, played at Colorado College, 23)
Tyler Bunz (5th, 2010)
Martindale was orginially not going to dress, but they switched him and Cam Abney after the morning skate, just to get a different look for tonight's game. OKC head coach Todd Nelson wants to see Martindale on the wing, and he is excited to see Pitlick in the middle.
The Jets will play their first round pick from June, Mark Scheifele with the same wingers as last night, Jason Gregoire and Carl Klingberg. The Jets also have Edmonton native, Levko Koper playing tonight. Koper is a 21-year-old FA on a tryout with the Jets after scroing 32 goals and 82 points with the Spokane Chiefs last year.
After Colten Tuebert got rocked with a solid punch that broke his nose on Sunday night, some wondered if fighting in rookie camps should be banned. Tuebert is not concussed, despite some who aren't in Penticton seem to think, but he did suffer a badly broken nose.
I sense many people are more against staged fights rather than the spur-of-the-moment fights, and I'd agree with that. If we could find a way to rid the game of the staged fights, I'd be all for it, but I don't want to see ones that happen in the heat of the battle disappear.
As for no fighting at rookie camps, the early response from coaches, players and management is that they aren't in favour of it. There has been over 15 fights in the tourney thus far, and outside of Tuebert's broken nose no player has been injured.
Would you want rookie camps to ban fighting to protect young players? I'm not in favour of it, and it doesn't sound like many here are, but that doesn't mean it won't happen.
With that D lineup, Bunz should be busy.
Prediction - they will miss Lander's covering for the D.
Interested to see Pitlick.
September 13 2011, 02:38PM
Dont mess with the fighting. Bleeding hearts cant win this one.
September 13 2011, 07:50PM
I don't think you have to ban it, just increase the penalty for it in rookie tournaments.
Make it a 5 plus an automatic game misconduct. You'll still get a guy fighting to protect his teammate, but you'll avoid the guys trying to start crap in blowout hockey games.
Your ability to fight should be about the last thing that matters. It certainly is during the most important games of the year, why not the least important?
September 13 2011, 01:59PM
this is the one and only time i will say this...i hope these jets go down with flames!
September 13 2011, 02:58PM
@Matt Henderson
bleeding hearts....visionaries, virually the same thing:)
September 13 2011, 02:58PM
or virtually, your call.
September 13 2011, 03:01PM
Some visions arent the kind that get you looked kindly upon in the history books.
PS. I'm going with virually
September 13 2011, 03:02PM
No fights? BS its part of the game I dont care if its just a rookie game effin love em. I was hooting and hollering when they fought againts Canucks rooks.
With that D lineup, Bunz should be busy.
Prediction - they will miss Lander's covering for the D.
Interested to see Pitlick.
I don't see a problem with defense pairings for tonight, with the exception of the third pairing. Davidson/Blaine should be solid and Fedun/Gernat are a nice pairing as well.
Interesting combination on the third line. 2 grinders and skill player. The lineup still looks strong enough to get the job done tonight.
September 13 2011, 03:09PM
I remember that 1990 Jets/Oilers series really, really well.
I remember Winnipeg coach Bob Murdoch pacing up and down the Jets bench in Game 1 telling his players to "Shoot the puck from everywhere. Shoot the puck from everywhere. Shoot the puck from everywhere," after Billy Ranford struggled.
I remember how Ranford rebounded to essentially become a world-class goalie for that series (and indeed, for the next 2-3 seasons).
And yeah, I can remember all of the folks in Winnipeg thinking they had us beat after Ellett scored. I think I actually walked over to the kitchen sink and dry-heaved at the thought of losing to Winnipeg.
But, yeah, Kurri, Lamb and Ranford took over after that.
It was a great, great series.
September 13 2011, 03:11PM
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well at least RNH is playing tonight and asssuredly he will be fine form.
i did not pay attention to fedun last game but plan to spend some more time focusing in his play, maybe.
@Spaceman Spiff
The Messier cross check to hawerchucks ribs was a wee factor as well.
or not.
September 13 2011, 03:30PM
Yes, the Fedun-Gernat combo will be of great interest to me. For a 5th rounder this Gernat kid has a little bit of hype about him, but he looked a little out of position in the goals against last game.
Pitlick down the middle will also be interesting.
September 13 2011, 03:52PM
I'm looking forward to another look at Gernat as well as players like Davidson, Blain, and Fedun. I can't wait to see Pitlick, I was hoping to see him here last year when the Tigers were in town but had to work. I've also been very curious about Rajala, if he's going to turn into an Omark-type player (skill NHLer) or become someone like Cornet, who I think will become a PP specialist or a dominant AHL player. It's too bad Tyrvainen is playing tonight, I was hoping he'd go against Calgary and drive some Flames players (and fans) nuts just so I could read about it on FN.
After watching that last game I think the defence for the team is actually sitting fairly well for the future at least, and I would like to see them draft a D-man this June in the first round (Murray, Reinhart, Dumba) and then focus on some more forwards in later rounds to re-stock all the ones we'll be graduating this year and next.
Here's hoping the prospects can go 3-0. It might be one of the few times any Oilers do this year.
September 13 2011, 04:03PM
Looking forward to seeing Pitlick in the middle. He was very imprssive last season around this time and I want to see him continue to progress as a player. If this guy can become a 2nd/3rd line center then our picture will just continue to get brighter.
Welcome back Winterpeg......it has been a long time coming that the Mighty OIL have had a door mate! Flames (lames) aside, I am very happy that we have another Western Canadian Team in the mix. Congrats to the Jets for being back in the game! This is the one and only time I will say that so take it as a compliment for it is meant to be. Now, the season is upon us and its time. Go Oil Go!
September 13 2011, 04:43PM
I'm really looking forward to this one tonight. I felt going into the tourney that Edm had the best team. I had no idea what to expect from the Jets. They looked excellent last night against the Sharks. Maybe it's because they have the smallest roster but they seem to have gelled faster than the other teams.
It would be great if both top lines went head to head. RNH vs Scheifele should be fun.
Gonna be there tonight. Was most interested in seeing RNH, but disappointed I won't see Musil, Marincin, Teubert, but especially Lander.
September 13 2011, 07:30PM
Might've been said already but what is Cam Abney going to show off if there is no fighting? Ask Abney if he wants to remove fighting, even staged fighting, from the rookie tourney. Then he'll really stand out.
More staged fighting WWE stylez!
September 13 2011, 09:01PM
That nervous feeling in my gut wondering if RNH will meet expecations is beginning to fade.
September 13 2011, 09:07PM
Man, Martindale is hitting everything in site.
September 13 2011, 09:10PM
Missed the first period, how did RNH look?
September 13 2011, 09:10PM
Man, Martindale is hitting everything in site.
Solid period for Martindale and Bunz!
September 13 2011, 09:13PM
Missed the first period, how did RNH look?
1 assist, and two unreal passes!!
September 13 2011, 09:13PM
He looked good on one power play but other than that I really didn't notice him too much. Not bad but didn't shine either. (I did miss the first goal for Edmonton though)
September 13 2011, 09:21PM
Awesome thanks!
I'm a big fan having watched him for a few years here in Red Deer. Its funny how whenever I hear about an amazing play he makes I'm not surprised about it because it happens all the time, and yet every time I watch him play he surprises me with his talent.
Good to see he's doing well so far. You guys will really be amazed at what he can do once he gets comfortable.
Pitlick doesn't seem to create much offense, I think he lacks vision and hockey sense.
I don't see a problem with defense pairings for tonight, with the exception of the third pairing. Davidson/Blaine should be solid and Fedun/Gernat are a nice pairing as well.
Interesting combination on the third line. 2 grinders and skill player. The lineup still looks strong enough to get the job done tonight.
Nice prediction douche
September 14 2011, 08:16AM
I like your take on Witman and Garret just letting the game happen (or in this case the game end). One of my pet peeves with all north american sports broadcasts is that they are overproduced and over commentated. There is nothing wrong with just letting the game happen. I don't need someone yakking into my ear every second of the game. I can usually figure out what is happening in the game without Steve Weekes' or Louis DeBrusk's inciteful analysis.


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The Emery County School District met in their February meeting at Ferron Elementary.
The question was asked how the junior high athletics programs will function now that Carbon High is moving their ninth graders to their high school.
The athletic league will continue and will include seventh and eighth grade participants. The ninth grade students will participate in high school athletics. Ninth graders will continue to participate in quiz bowl and honor band and chorus. For those ninth graders not involved in high school athletics there will be intramural athletics in the junior highs. Emery High will include more of the ninth grade athletes. Most of the sports at Emery High do not involve cuts. The hope is that the ninth grade athletes will strengthen the Emery High teams.
Superintendant Sitterud said there won't be a lot of change to the program just the ninth graders participating in athletics at the high school and the junior high teams will be seventh and eighth grade participants, both varsity and junior varsity teams.
In all music competitions the junior highs will continue to participate with the Carbon County Schools.
Superintendant Sitterud said there was a rumor floating around Emery County that said the ninth grade students were moving to the high school. That is just a rumor and the ninth graders will remain at the junior highs. It would be detrimental to the elementary schools to have sixth graders moved to middle schools.
Superintendent Kirk Sitterud said he didn't have any names for approval, but to be aware Claron Durrant would be resigning from Huntington Elementary in the near future.
Superintendent Sitterud requested board approval for participation in UpStart I3 Waterford Study.
This is a preschool program where children go on the computer for 15 minutes of reading, math and science each day. This program starts the year before kindergarten. Sixty preschoolers from Emery County are currently enrolled in theprogram.
Waterford has been granted $11 million to study for a five year period the children involved in this early education program. Waterford would like the Emery School District to participate and they will pay the district $25,000 each year for a liaison to work with Waterford and the Emery County students.
Students that attend the preschool could be signed up to participate in the study.
The liaison will be trained the last part of March so this selection must be completed soon. Recruitment of the preschool children to participate in the program will also need to be done. The study will begin this summer. The child will be tested after each school year to see if participation in this early education program has positive results on test scores. It is hoped 70 percent of this age group will participate and the testing will weigh their results with the 30 percent that doesn't participate.
Superintendant Sitterud said the district will sign a memorandum of understanding with Waterford. The board approved the district to participate in this study. There are current employees of the district that might like to be involved with this program.
Principal of Ferron Elementary Brian Dawes said their school had two first place finishes at the district science fair.
Dallin Braun and Eliza Taylor. The students completed projects on their own and took them to the science fair. Jess Christiansen from Ferron Elementary is a fourth grader and he finished third in the district spelling bee.
Ferron Elementary was awarded as a high performing Title I school for the past several years they have been recognized by the state.
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Services were held on Jan. 27 in Ferron for Ed Clark. Clark has been the principal of Cleveland Elementary since 2003. A large crowd came out in support of Clark's family. Clark was known for his kind and friendly manner with all the students in his school.
Family friend Russ Oakeson shared some stories of the many good times he had with his friend Ed. The two families came to Ferron in 1988 and became neighbors. Ed had a great love for old things and collected everything. Russ and Ed once took a trip to the obsidian beds near Kanosh and they had a great time collecting obsidian rock.
Oakeson said he enjoyed serving in church callings with Ed and called Ed a great organizer. "Ed was always there when you needed help. He would stop what he was doing and help you out. I will treasure our fishing trips. Ed was like a big brother to me. He had a love in his heart for his boys and family."
Oakeson spoke words of comfort to the family instructing them to rely on their Savior to lift them up in this time of pain and loneliness. He encouraged them to serve others as a way to help them with their own grief.
Brother Neil Critchlow spoke at the services. He said he was from Grantsville. Ed was from Grantsville before moving to Ferron. Ed always had nothing but praise for the community of Ferron. Ed loved Ferron. Critchlow said Ed was a big man with a big heart. When Ed met his wife Tracy one of the first things he wanted Neil to do was to meet her. "Tracy is a wonderful lady and we knew Ed had found the right lady to keep him under control. The fourth of July parade just won't be the same without Ed," said Critchlow. He wants the family to know they are always welcome and they want them to be a part of their lives even though Ed is gone now. Critchlow said when Ed arrived at the other side, he was greeted by family members who had gone before. His parents and others. "Death is not the end. It is just putting out the candle, because the dawn has come," quoted Critchlow. "Ed has a wonderful family here in Ferron. Ed Clark was successful because he has the respect of friends and the love of a great family."
Ferron Stake President David Bennion said he enjoyed Ed Clark. Ed had a way of making you feel special. He always gave his undivided attention to you. He was a stalwart man. He always magnified his church callings. "I appreciated Ed's support. I appreciated his service. He served and loved everyone he could. He served those elementary school students. Ed continues to serve those that have gone before. Things will not be easy for the family, but you have a lot of people who love your family and will help. Bennion said he has a love of the gospel, he's thankful for his Savior. He thanked everyone for their attendance at the funeral services and for their many acts of kindness since Ed's death. "Keep this family in your prayers," instructed Bennion.
Ed Clark was buried in the Ferron Cemetery.
Kirk Sitterud is the principal for the Emery County School district. He talked of Ed Clark and his contribution to Emery County and its schools. "It is with deepest regret that the Emery County School District recognizes the tragic loss of Ed Clark, Principal at Cleveland Elementary, and the District Career and Technical Education Supervisor. Clark started his career with the Emery County School District in 1986 as a vocational teacher at San Rafael Junior High School, and then became the Supervisor of Vocational Education in 1992. He was then given the added assignment to be the principal at Cleveland Elementary in 2003. His career with the School District spanned 24.5 years. As Vocational Supervisor, Ed directed many important programs in the district that were intended to prepare students for real'world job skills, in addition to helping students be prepared for post'secondary education experiences. He also led the district through major program changes that were mandated by the State Office of Education beginning in the early 90s and still continue today. These were difficult times for Career and Technical Education in the State due to the shift of focus away from Career Programs in favor of increased college preparation and academic rigor. During his tenure Mr. Clark continued to be a strong voice for career preparation and job'related programs.
"While Mr. Clark had little experience with elementary programs when he took on the assignment as principal at Cleveland Elementary, he learned quickly to depend on the expert teachers and staff at the school and became a strong force for improved academic success for the students at the school. In cooperation with the staff at the school he promoted the use of student achievement data to drive teaching and to work for increased student test scores ' the school recently being recognized with a national award for outstanding achievement in academic success. Of all the statements made over the last few days about Mr. Clark's accomplishments, the greatest complement of all was the statement made by someone on the staff at the school. Mr. Clark knew each child by name, and cared deeply about every one of them. We want to recognize and pay honor to Mr. Ed Clark and express our deepest sympathy to his family.
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It'd be the Legacy, since we hear it during every character selection and I think the conversion into something more Rohan-ish went very well. The chorus part is great, too.
Edit: sorry, I'm lame with music even on my native not chorus part, maybe verse? when at the end of the slower part (which is kinda Shire-ish) the brasses enters.
boromirs last stand is brilliant, but then again al lotr songs are off th wall, but ya boromirs last satnd was my favorite
Definately LOTRO Legacy.
As a player since 2008, its evokes all the memories of early LOTRO, wraps up the subsequent expansions and music, and bundles it into a fantastic well scored and performed piece... superb!
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its the best way to start the rohan adventure.Its an epic momment when u hear it and u say :omg this is so brilliant!!!
They use this song on character selection pannel , its doing a good lotro opening!
Definitely "Roaming free", I LOVE that one, the singing Rohirrims make is SO EPIC..! One of the reasons I couldn't wait for Rohan to go live, being into beta, was that single piece of music.. The sad part is the new client+Brandywine's lag forced me to disable all sounds while playing if I want more than 3fps, so now I can't hear it anymore
Having the soundtrack would be awesome
I doubt you'd sent it to Italy tho :P
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A proposed ordinance change for building requirements in the unincorporated areas of Emery County is stirring thoughts and comments. This proposal has come about due to a number of requests from citizens wishing to build in those areas but the 10 acre law is prohibiting them from doing so.
It seems all the land inside the incorporated cities is either built on or those who own the property are not willing to sell the land. The only areas remaining available for development are outside the incorporated cities. These proposed changes to the 10 acre law are being investigated for approval to provide more opportunity for citizens to develop property outside the cities.
The key elements of this proposal are: affects new subdivisions only; allows for subdivisions to be of one to five developed lots; lots may be two acres or larger; legal surveys are required; approval for all utilities is required prior to application to subdivide; and a development plan is required.
One of the main intents of this proposed change is to facilitate the orderly development of Emery County. Along those lines, the Emery County master plan must be considered before any development occurs.
"For the past several years, the planning commission has received numerous requests from individuals who wish to develop land outside the incorporated areas. Many of those requests have been verbal and many have been written. The Emery County Board of Commissioners asked us to undertake the project to review and make proposals for the changes," said Mack Huntington, chairman of the planning and zoning commission. "We are gathering comments from the public before we forward our final recommendations to the commissioners."
Huntington explained when the commissioners received the planning commission's final recommendation, they have three options. They can reject it, amend it, or they can adopt it. "They make the final decision," he said. "We oversee land use issues."
All of the comments received during the public hearing phase of the process were against the proposed changes. Many of the comments were concerned with items covered in the draft proposal. One item discussed was the role of the Castle Valley Special Service District in the event of development outside of their boundaries.
It was explained the developer of property outside the incorporated areas is responsible for the approval and installation of all utilities. Following the development of the property, the property owner is responsible for the maintenance and upkeep to those systems. Although, as far as the roads are concerned, the property being considered for subdivision must be on an existing county road.
Julie Love, a member of the planning commission, stated, "Our requirements are every bit as stringent as those of the cities in the county. These proposed changes put the cities in the drivers seat as far as approving any development that takes place around them."
Darrel Leamaster of the CVSSD suggested annexation into a city would be a better alternative. His concern is for the existing residents, who pay a special service district tax, who would be subsidizing the residents outside of the city limits. Leamaster was informed the cities are at liberty to set the impact fees for the residents outside of the limits who are going to benefit from the services provided by the special service district. These impact fees should cover the costs for the city and the district. The cities also have the ability to charge the residents outside of their city, who are connected to their services and do not pay the special service district taxes, a higher rate for the monthly service.
Huntington expressed his concern for the city representatives who were present with negative comments on the proposed changes. "Last year, we approached every city in Emery County and requested your involvement and input on this project. Every one of you told us you were not interested."
Gary Arrington, a member of the planning commission, said, "Emery County has the strictest acreage rules in the entire state. These changes will not affect the entire county. Our job is to plan for the future. We are not trying to tell anyone what to do."
Huntington expressed his appreciation for their participation in the public process and said the planning commission recommendations to the county commissioners.
McCandless had this to say after the meeting, "To me the question on this issue is simple. There is a substantial demand for building lots in the county. Many of these people either cannot find lots in the cities or do not wish to be in a city. Do we want growth in the region to go to Carbon County or do we want to provide an opportunity for that growth to occur in Emery County. Right now almost all of that growth is going to Carbon.
"I think one really important detail that was not discussed at the meeting is that this proposed change does not affect the existing 10 acre rule. It is only a change related to the development of new subdivisions. "
"If someone has 10 acres and comes in for a permit, we will continue to handle it the same way we always have. The proposed changes only apply if someone wants to go through the additional steps required to put together a subdivision. The subdivision can include only one lot if they like, and it can be two acres, but they do have a higher burden of proof than they do with a 10 acre lot.
"Another item that was only lightly discussed was roads. One of the requirements for building a subdivision under the proposed ordinance is that the property has to have frontage on an existing county system road or state highway. So, services like snow removal, garbage pickup and those kinds of services are already being provided on those routes.
"The key elements of the proposal are:
Affects subdivisions only;
Allows for subdivisions of one to five lots to be developed;
Lots may be two acres or larger
A legal, recorded survey on the lot or lots is required.
Prior to division of land as a subdivision, applicant must recieve:
Approval for all utilities - water, sewer, electrical, telephone and roads;
A development plan which including a detailed schedule of development of infrastructure is required before the applicaton will be approved," McCandless said.
Eric Anderson of Emery, said that he knew all the cities in the Emery County, with the exception of Emery, have sent to the Emery County Commissioners letters objecting to the proposed change for subdivisions.
They do not want minor subdivisions of five or more two acre lots. The want to stick with the 10 acre lot size requirement.
Anderson suggests that cities consider annexing land out side of town limits in a planned way to accomadate future growth.
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something that bothers me, madara touched his neck at the end of the chapter, could this at all be a hint at him having a cursed seal? (keep in mind i acknowledge fully how unlikely it is given he revived himself)
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something that bothers me, madara touched his neck at the end of the chapter, could this at all be a hint at him having a cursed seal? (keep in mind i acknowledge fully how unlikely it is given he revived himself)
Loved this chapter, but even so its basically just a taste of the big things to come. Sasuke's next move should tell us where this story will focus.
Aggravate, Anger, and Piss off
But aren't you underestimating Bee and Gyuuki a bit? When it comes to raw power, Bee and Gyuuki are extremely strong. Don't forget, that he single-handedly beat Sasuke, Karin, Suigetsu and Jugo, even an Amaterasu. It's not surprising at all that Naruto/Kurama and Bee/Gyuuki are able to push back Gedo Mazou. Yet what I find surprising is that we hardly see any jutsu. Chakra-reserves can't be an issue here.
By the way, Tobi doesn't have a clue what kind of link there is between Naruto and the 8 beasts (Shukaku excluded). So maybe, the ten-tails - if he really is to be revived - might turn out to be less effective than Tobi seems to expect. This could be fun.
And don't you find it weird that Tobi expects himself to be able to control the ten-tails without any problems? The great Sage had at least trouble, and Tobi thinks, that there won't be any problems.
Madara seems to have some cracks or wrinkles on his arms/hands, perhaps they are scars from his battles.
Nothing much to say, just that Sasuke had to do something and not make Oro do something, although it might end up that what Sasuke has to do, is to make Oro do something , like telling him the truth, or whatever he is seeking this time.
Sasuke is the one that have lost himself the most times, most of others change once or twice, but it's his 5th or what . So, as he is no longer an Avanger, then is it time for him to be a Villain, the 3rd mentioned power ?
Is the title of this chapter & the last page suggesting that Madara and Tobi aren't working together and that Sasuke is going to be the 3rd power ? Or is it only Naruto, Tobi/Madara, Sasuke now ? Or does it mean Oro himself ?
Oh right, the answer to both questions is... a gathering of people, as for the third... one that shapes and is shaped by others.
4th of July and new Naruto !!!!
- Heh so finally Suigetsu & Juugo catch up now we can see whats in that scroll...
- I like Naruto agitating Tobi
- Tobi is going to Revive the incomplete Jyuubi as we predicted.
- The human who knows everything??? Some kind of Sage?
- Oh god Sasuke is going to revive a portion of Orochimaru from Anko's cursed seal...part of his mind is in the CS,, same way Minato sealed part of his mind in Naruto.
- So Orochimaru is the human who knows everything??? He just wont stay dead.
That's what the title "the Third power" is hinting at upgrading from Sharingan --> MS - > Rinnegan
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Fire type
What chakra type are you?
madara's crack is nothing to do with the scan
here is the raw
and why you guys think that sasuke will seal madara? madara doesn't have anything to do with sasuke's revenger, he died even before itachi and sasuke were born.
any way this chapter is great, it brings too much matters all at once.
1. the third force: maybe the triangle naruto - sasuke - tobi/madara
2. the promising information in the scroll that suigetsu brought over
3. the gedou mazou and the ten tail is going to be revived, most likely
4. madara touched his neck, the seal's hint, i remember kabuto told madara that he now even stronger than himself in the past because of some gift kabuto (or orochimaru) gave him.
5. the promising sasuke + orochimaru meeting, sasuke + tobi + madara meeting
this chapter is just so awesome, i can't wait for the next chapter ~_~
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Newt Gingrich has often expressed his desire, were he to win the Republican nomination, to debate President Obama in seven three-hour "Lincoln-Douglas style debates." These area not likely to happen, for several reasons. But Gingrich has convinced Herman Cain to debate him next month in a "modified Lincoln–Douglas debate," the modification being, what... that they both argue the pro-slavery position? Hmm.
The Texas Tea Party Patriots will host, and unappealing Iowa Rep. Steve King will moderate. Details are still hazy, but it looks like the modifications will allow for more back-and-forth, since the format of the Lincoln-Douglas debates involved each person speaking for an hour or so at a time. From National Review:
In background conversations, both campaigns say they look forward to the discussion. A source close to Gingrich tells NRO that the former speaker will speak at length about his policy proposals and will, "in a friendly way," illustrate his differences with Cain.
"We initially wanted a forum with all of the candidates," O'Sullivan says. "But when we heard Gingrich say he wanted a more serious debate, like the Lincoln–Douglas debates, we wanted to do that, especially since watching the recent superficial debates has been frustrating."
Not sure that agreeing to this was the best move for Herman Cain! Newt Gingrich may be grouchy and insane, but he's capable of pulling old legislation names and cherry-picked statistics out of his ass for several hours. Herman Cain is the sort of candidate who flourishes in the usual "superficial debates," where you don't have enough time to reveal your complete lack of knowledge about the workings of the federal government. Anyway, have fun guys! We'll check out the highlights afterwards on Fox News, the #1 most accurate source for all things Lincoln-Douglas.
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Emery County is destined to benefit from the largest national service project conducted by the Order of the Arrow Scouts since World War II. The Manti-LaSal National Forest was selected as one of five sites across the nation where members of the Boy Scouts of America honor society will provide thousands of hours of service on public lands. The project is known as ArrowCorps.
About 700 Order of the Arrow Scouts will spend one week in June helping clear tamarisk (salt cedar) from Joes Valley and the Buckhorn Draw. They will be assisted by volunteers and employees of federal, state and local agencies.
The Scouts are expected to treat tamarisk on about 30,000 acres of US Forest Service, BLM, and State Institutional Trust lands. It is the only ArrowCorp project in Utah and will occur June 14-21.
Weed managers believe the sheer size of the effort will halt the development of a tamarisk monoculture in the Buckhorn Wash area and prevent the spread of isolated tamarisk populations in Joes Valley.
"I am really glad to see that there is finally an awareness that some of the weeds out there are a threat to the environment," said James Nielsen, Emery County Weed Supervisor. "Nature can't heal itself. We have to help. To address it at this magnitude is overwhelming. I am also glad that the Scouts are going to introduce a new invasive species merit badge."
The ArrowCorp project will take place on five U.S. Forest Service sites across the country over a five-week period this summer. The service project is expected to include 5,000 members of the OA providing more than 250,000 hours of service.
"It has been very enjoyable working with the OA to bring this project together," said John Healy, range manager for the Ferron-Price Ranger District. "Their work will result in a significant reduction of salt cedar in Buckhorn Draw and elimination of this undesirable plant in Joes Valley. Continued expansion of salt cedar in these areas would have an adverse impact on native plants, birds and animals in the future but this effort will allow users to enjoy a more natural setting for many years."
In Emery County, the scouts will be housed at Canyon View Junior High and will be bused to work sites. They have a support contingent that provides meals and other needs. The scouts are expected to come from throughout the U.S. and for many, it will be their first visit to the area.
The scouts will be divided into work groups, with each group having one day of recreation and four days of work. The working Scouts will be cutting tamarisk. They will be followed by volunteers and agency employees who will chemically treat the cut stumps. This is the most effective method of treating tamarisk weed managers have found.
Besides the Forest Service and BLM, the project is being supported by the Skyline CWMA, Castleland RC&D Council, the San Rafael Conservation District, Utah Department of Agriculture, State Institutional Trust Lands, the Division of Wildlife Resources, the Environmental Protection Agency, USU Extension, the Emery County School District, Rocky Mountain Power and Dow Chemical.
Scout officials have been working with John Healy of the Manti-LaSal National Forest and Karl Ivory of the Bureau of Land Management for five years to plan the project. Adult volunteers are a key to the success of the project. Those wishing to volunteer should contact Rosann Fillmore at 435-636-3525.
"ArrowCorps is the largest, most complex, most challenging conservation project ever conceived by the Order of the Arrow and Boy Scouts of America," said Brad Haddock, chairman, National Order of the Arrow Committee. "This project provides a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for each participant to set an example of leadership in service to those who treasure our national forests."
"Kids must understand why forests are so valuable so they will grow into citizens who support conservation. Building on the US Forest Service tradition of conservation education, we will work with partners to ensure that American children have the opportunity to experience the great outdoors, whether it is a remote mountain wilderness or a spot of nature in the heart of a city," said Forest Service Chief Gail Kimbell. "Today's children-and theirs- will need to be able to take the baton and finish the race. For that, they will need a full understanding of why forests are so valuable, along with a strong land ethic. It is our job to give them both," Kimbell said.
Scouts from all across the United States will be given an opportunity to make significant and positive impacts on their national forests. These service projects will include ecosystem restoration, invasive plant and tree removal, trail construction and maintenance, bridge work, campsite improvements, erosion and weed control, and fence removal.
The project also serves as a precursor to the Boy Scouts' plans for its 100th anniversary celebration in 2010. "For nearly 100 years, the Boy Scouts of America has created a strong foundation of leadership, service, and community for millions of America's youth," Haddock said. "We celebrate this legacy as we reaffirm our commitment to inspire and prepare future generations of leaders through historic and meaningful projects and partnerships."


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Umbro Classic Football Shirts: time for the 1990s by Aaron› 31 Aug 2012
For many of us, the 1990s might not seem that far away – it's scary to think that plenty of footballers playing today were only born in this decade! As we continue our look back through the extensive Umbro football shirt archive, we've reached the 1990s, a time of unusual collars, experimental designs and colourful creations.
There's some absolute classics amongst this collection of 1990s shirts, as well as some absolute shockers – take a look at the ones we've added into our Facebook Timeline now. If you've got any shirts from this era that you'd like to share with us, or if you spot a mistake in the information we've provided here, leave us a comment below and we'll get back in touch.
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