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Seasonal waterfalls, awe-inspiring bluffs and rugged canyons dominate the storied landscape at Starved Rock. Rich with history and beauty, Starved Rock's hiking trails meander through towering trees and scenic overlooks along the Illinois River. Outdoor activities include hiking, canoeing, paddle boat cruises, cross-country skiing, trolley rides, fishing and picnicking. Visitors can stay at the historic Starved Rock Lodge or in one of its cozy cabins.
Full-service Conference Center in Starved Rock State Park. Dining room, bar, veranda, outdoor dining, indoor pool (for Lodge guests). Retreats, meetings, banquets, reunions and all-inclusive dream weddings. The Lodge has 69 rooms and 21 cabin rooms in a rustic, wooded setting.
Canyons, streams, prairie and forest combine to delight visitors at Matthiessen State Park. Located in central LaSalle County, approximately four miles south of Utica and three miles east of Oglesby, Matthiessen is a paradise for those interested in geology as well as recreation. Visitors can expect to see beautiful rock formations in addition to unusual and abundant vegetation and wildlife. All of this, along with park and picnic facilities make Matthiessen State Park a popular choice for a special outing.
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An eclectic district filled with dining and multi-cultural attractions, Midtown Champaign, with the beautiful Boneyard Creek flowing, connects Downtown and Campustown Champaign.
This beautiful Freeport park offers an antique carousel, waterfall, seasonal duck pond, miniature golf course, 18-hole disc golf course, tennis courts, a baseball diamond, 3 miles of recreational paths, paddle boats, canoes, kayaks, fishing, hiking, biking, a performance amphitheater, gardens, picnic areas, shelters, boat rentals, playgrounds including "Kid's Kastle", a carousel and sledding in the winter. The Yellow Creek Adventure Golf Course (miniature golf) is open daily from Memorial Day thru Labor Day from Noon to 8 pm. The Disc Golf Course is open during regular park hours and is free to play. Park attractions are open seasonally; call ahead to confirm availability of specific attractions.
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This 810 acre lake with a maximum depth of 90 feet and a 24-mile shoreline is part of the Crab Orchard Refuge. It is stocked with rainbow and brown trout and provides largemouth bass, bluegill, sunfish, crappie, channel catfish, bullheads, and carp. Boat ramps are available. Boats have a 10-horsepower limit. Camping is available.
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The lush vegetation of the 2,430-acre Ferne Clyffe State Park, located near the small town of Goreville, hides the fact that directly below the soil, a vast area of rock formations exists. The two main areas for rock climbing include Big Rocky Hollow and the Cedar Bluff areas. Cedar Bluff offers both traditional and sport climbing, including several short, but difficult, routes in the class 12 to 13 range that appeal to experienced climbers. Other routes include top-rope access and solid anchors that appeal to new climbers.
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The Gardens of Woodstock is more than just plants... its a destination. The Gardens feature several waterfalls and ponds. The original waterfall was small with only a 3 foot drop and a small pond. Today when you take a walk through The Gardens you can see how our passion grew and evolved. The Gardens now includes 5-separate waterfalls. The two largest have over 5 foot drops and evoke serenity with the sound of falling water. You can identify two more by the sound of bubbling brooks and small catch ponds that cascade into a large pond. The Gardens is the perfect atmosphere for a one of a kind wedding, alive with blooms to delight you and your guests. Each wedding is unique and here at The Gardens we pride ourselves at making yours as distinctive as possible.
The Nature Institute is a non-profit land conservation and environmental education organization based in Godfrey, IL. Since its founding in 1980, The Nature Institute's board and staff have worked to foster an awareness and appreciation of the natural world through preservation, restoration, and education. The Nature Institute also owns and manages over 450 acres of protected land, such as the Olin Nature Preserve, the Mississippi Sanctuary, the Kemp and Cora Hutchinson Bird Sanctuary, and the Heartland Prairie Project at Gordon Moore Park. These natural areas provide unique places for the public to experience the diversity of the Riverbend area with its hardwood forests, prairies and wetlands. The preserves are open to the public and free to use from dawn to dusk.
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text: Taylor Swift and Conor Kennedy Split, Rain Falls on the Grassy Knoll of Her HeartAnna Breslaw10/26/12 9:00amFiled to: Dirt BagTaylor SwiftConor kennedyBobbi kristinaNick gordonSofia Vergaralil wayneNick loebKaty Perrymichelle obamaPippa MiddletonNene leaksChris BrownrihannaBritney Spearssam luftiMichael Phelpsryan lochteAnne Hathawaymichael bubleamy winehouseReese WitherspoonJonah HillDustin HoffmanAli hoffmanJulianne HoughRyan Seacrestkim kardashianKanye WestJane Lynch139EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink Next time you're in a Walgreens or a Duane Reade and you see that bizarre Taylor Swift display with the swag and the CDs and shit, offer your condolences to her 2-dimensional cardboard likeness, for she and Conor Kennedy are no more. Apparently the two "quietly parted ways awhile ago" and "it was a distance thing." Reports abounded throughout their relationship that Swift was only into Kennedy because she was such a Camelot fangirl; there was even a rumor that she made out with his cousin Patrick Schwarzenegger. However, however, another source reports that the two ultimately split because 18-year-old Kennedy got freaked the fuck out by the gale-force wind of Taylor Swift's love. "She's ready to find the person she wants to spend the rest of her life with," continues the source. "But unfortunately, she thinks every man that gives her butterflies is that person." Live and learn, Tails. Can't wait to hear the upcoming single "Kennedon't Ever Call Me Again." [NYDN, Radar Online] Advertisement Advertisement Nevertheless, our Tails persists in buying the house in Hyannisport. You can take the Kennedy out of the girl, but you can't take the girl out of the Kennedys. Or something. [TMZ]Oh and and AND the Kennedy clan just announced they plan to honor Swift along with two others at the Robert F. Kennedy Center just hours after she and Conor broke up. Whoops. [Page Six] The Houston clan and friends fear that Bobbi Kristina is in a bad way with her drinking, which is worsening as accusations of incest are thrown at her and adopted brother/boyfriend Nick Gordon. Apparently she's boozing it up constantly on the set of new reality show The Houstons: On Our Own, which will probably draw more mental comparisons with Flowers in the Attic than any of us are comfortable with. [NYDN] The latest celebrity victim of phone hacking is Sofia Vergara, whose personal snaps were taken from fiance Nick Loeb's phone and are currently for sale from some mysterious, creepy purveyor out of Delray Beach, Florida. While they're not nude pictures, they're described as "sexy shots" taken in the bedroom and the bathroom. So yeah, now you too can own a 5x7" glossy of Sofia Vergara taking a big, sexy dump—just move quick because her lawyers are already on it. [Page Six] Lil Wayne's private plane had to make an emergency landing in Texas when Weezy began suffering from "seizure-like" symptoms yesterday. He was rushed to a local hospital, where he stayed for a few hours until checking out around dinnertime. [TMZ] Katy Perry, that oh-so-lucky cupcake-breasted wonder, had a birthday lunch with Michelle Obama. If only we could be eating a Southwestern organic chicken salad with FLOTUS on the anniversary of our birth. [Twitter] Pippa Middleton hosted a kids' Halloween shindig. [People]Atlanta's Real Housewife NeNe Leaks (better call a plumber!) might be reuniting with her ex-husband. [People]Chris Brown's staying at the recording studio late and distracting Rihanna from finishing her album. [The Sun]Britney Spears' former nanny backs her up during the Sam Lufti trial by saying there was no meth in the house. [TMZ]Michael Phelps had an unfortunate crowdsurfing accident and someone took video, which is the second worst thing that happened to Phelps this year (the first is Ryan Lochte). [TMZ]Anne Hathaway sang some songs from "Cabaret" while dressed as Sally Bowles at Joe's Pub. All your musicals are belong to Anne Hathaway. Page Six]Reese Witherspoon's gonna duet in ways that feel good with Michael Buble. [Opposing Views]Jonah Hill is single and on the prowl, apparently—having broken up with Dustin Hoffman's daughter Ali last month. [Page Six]Julianne Hough's first crush was her boyfriend Ryan Seacrest. [NYDN]A play based on the life of Amy Winehouse is coming. [Rolling Stone]One of the homeless guys in that tacky Bielberlake wedding video is pissed about it. [NYDN]This picture of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West as Star Wars characters back in 2008. [Daily Mail]Rod Stewart says, "I have never orally pleasured even a solitary sailor." Try saying that five times fast! Or just eat breakfast. [Digital Spy]This picture of Jane Lynch and Russell Brand kissing on Leno gives me the weirds. [Facebook]Reply139 repliesLeave a reply


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The Castle Valley Special Service District met in their January meeting. They elected Brad Giles as chairman for the year and Vernell Rowley as the vice chairman. Kirt Rasmussen is the treasurer and Hilary Gordon the secretary for the board.
Kent Petersen, John Lemon and Kash Winn were present to talk about outside of city water connections and the charges associated with them. Petersen said they heard that the CVSSD could be tripling the rates for overage and that creates a concern for ranchers who water a herd of cows. The costs would be prohibitive. Petersen said CVSSD has not been involved in the construction of Millsite and the stock watering lines which Ferron ranchers put in at that time at their own expense. In 2000, Petersen said he replaced the line to his ranch with a four inch PVC pipe around the time the irrigators were putting in their new lines. Petersen said the CVSSD has been a good thing, the taxes paid by Rocky Mountain Power and mineral lease monies have allowed the district to do numerous improvement projects in the county. "The people who pay taxes to the district live in the city and we recognize that. We want to pay our own way. Let's figure out a rate to the outside water users that's fair. It's not proper to price gouge residents just because they live outside the cities."
Kash Winn said outside city water users are responsible for maintaining their own lines. He recently had to run a new line, changing from a two inch to four inch line and had to pay for it. He said the CVSSD doesn't have anything to do with it as the line is outside the boundaries of the district. He said he understands the people within the district pay taxes and these taxes are used for the service and maintenance of district lines. Winn wondered how the CVSSD incurs costs for outside city water users when they are just running water through their system to get to the outside users. Winn said he hasn't understood why the district is looking at raising rates. "We are willing to pay more, but overages could hurt cattle raisers," said Winn.
"Water users in Ferron are trying to remedy the reliance on culinary water for stock watering by installing stock watering lines, which will be complete in the next two years," added Lemon.
Mistie Christiansen, Emery mayor has talked to the outside city water users in Emery. Consol put in an 8 inch line at their expense and have allowed stock producers to hook onto this line. She feels a huge overage will be harsh for those water users.
Mayor Joanne Behling from Ferron said the majority of her outside water users are in favor of paying their fair share (higher base rate), but the overage fees would hurt them as well as Millsite State Park and the park would have to do away with their grassy areas, if they couldn't afford to maintain them.
Jacob Sharp is the district manager for CVSSD. He said there hasn't been an amount decided upon for any increases. He has done a number of cost comparisons in comparing the taxes those within the district pay and averaging them out to see what the outside water users should pay that would bring their costs in line with what those within the district now pay. Currently the overage charge is $1.40 per 1,000 gallons over the first 10,000 gallons. The base rate is $11 for the first 10,000 currently. In doing the cost comparisons, Sharp determined the base rate for outside city boundaries would be comparable at $30 per month base rate. The overage rate wasn't determined in the cost comparisons.
Mayor Behling said in prior meetings tripling the $1.40 rate was discussed, which would be $4.20. The amount of $2.10 was also talked about.
Rasmussen said it was never the intent of the district to stick it to the county residents with increased fees. The intent was to make fees equitable to all.
Cities purchase water shares to provide water to their residents. The district doesn't own water shares.
Sharp said in looking at the water rates analysis it was determined that $30 would be a fair amount. Then the district would be recovering from outside water users approximately the same amount as what taxes were paid by those within the district boundaries. It is one of the goals of the CVSSD to promote water conservation and they are concerned with excessive users of water. Last month the amount of the overage fees discussed was $2.10 and the district board was instructed to go back to their communities and discuss $2.10.
Those present understood the need for raising the base rate for outside users. They understood the need to conserve water and discourage excessive use. Castle Dale Mayor Peacock said every town has different situations. He said he is very impressed with Ferron in wanting to put in stock watering lines. In their situation they have people who have declined to hook onto stock watering lines because they can use the culinary water and its cheaper, so it creates a dilemma for the city. Their reason for declining was they didn't want to put water shares in for the stock watering lines.
Mayor Behling said the water use in Ferron will go down as soon as their stock watering lines are in place.
Mayor Christiansen said Emery's outside water users have been very helpful. Consol and the canal company are going to step up and help with costs on the new water line system for Emery, but she thinks they wouldn't be as willing to do that if they are hit with large overage fees.
Those wishing to build outside the city are charged a connection fee. In Huntington they need to put up three water shares. In Ferron, they pay a connection fee because the canal company asked Ferron not to buy up any more shares. In Castle Dale, new home builders can lease the shares and the city has an agreement with the Cottonwood Canal Company to that effect.
The ranchers present were asked if they could live with the increase from $11 to $30 per month. They agreed they could live with it.
There were a few matters of business to be taken care of before a motion could be made on the increases to the base rate. The first item of business was changing the intergovernmental agreement to allow outside of city water connections. This change was approved. Documents supporting that this change is a benefit to the citizens of Emery County was submitted along with the intergovernmental agreement change. The amendment to the interlocal agreement between CVSSD and the cities modifies the existing agreement. This allows the CVSSD to provide culinary water outside district boundaries. Each city and town ordinance must be modified to note the change in the interlocal agreement to allow outside of city culinary connections. Someone wanting an outside connection first applies with the city nearest where the connection is needed and the city will bring it to the district board for final approval. It must be approved by the city first. The last document was the new proposed fee schedule.
The fees for new connections hadn't been reviewed for 20 years. Sharp did a cost of materials study for the cost of connections to come up with the new amounts.
Mayor Behling made a motion that the culinary base rate for outside city connections be increased to $30 for the first 10,000 gallons and the overage fee be left at $1.40 per 1,000 gallons after the first 10,000 gallons. Mayor Peacock wanted the wording that the rates would be reviewed every two years and adjustments made as needed. Gerry Hatch, Clawson representative seconded the motion and it was approved.
Sharp said he has also been involved in a sewer analysis and proposed the outside sewer connection monthly fee go from $7 to $22. This increase was approved.
Sharp said the CVSSD will experience cash flow issues for the next couple of years because of the balloon payments due at the end of the bond repayment schedule from the 2001 bond election. The next three years will be the highest payments the district has seen. The January payment has already gone out and March will be the next payment. With the Huntington chip seal project that's due out for bid and award around that time it could create a cash flow problem for the district. A tax anticipation loan may need to be purchased to get the district by until the taxes come into the coffers in December. In the past at times the district has operated on tax anticipation loans.
The chip and seal project for Huntington hasn't been advertised yet.
It was debated whether or not it was wise to wait any longer with the maintenance projects of the city streets. Craig Johansen said the streets are on a nine year rotation for chip seal maintenance. "Is it gonna hurt ya, probably." said Johansen.
Mayor Gordon wondered if by postponing the project a year if the funds would be there next year. Sharp said the district is pretty much in the same shape for the next three years during the time that bond is repaid. Johansen said part of the election for the CVSSD in November 2009 was the rate levy for road maintenance. Johansen didn't think it wise to delay road projects so bond payments could be made when the money is really from two different sources.
Sharp said the money for the road chip seal maintenance project for Huntington is in the budget.
The CVSSD has applied with CIB for a loan and grant package to cover 2010 construction projects. The CIB will meet on Feb. 4 for final approval of this package. On Feb. 9 in commission meeting at 10 a.m. will be a public hearing on the bonds. March 23 is the scheduled bond closing. Johansen and Tuttle will have the city street projects to the district by March 18.
The Huntington chip seal project was discussed again, Mayor Gordon moved to postpone the chip seal. Johansen said, it probably won't make a big difference in chip sealing the new asphalt, but what will catch you is in rejuvenating existing chip seal projects, you will be between 22-24 years between chip seals. "Every year we're getting further behind on road maintenance," said Johansen.
Mayor Peacock said, "Over the long term, you may see a shift in the district more to maintenance and more away from new projects. We need to repair things we already have. I hate to see us falling behind now with maintenance."
Johansen said now is the best time to bid the chip seal project before the contractors get full. It was decided to go ahead and bid the chip seal project for half of Huntington. Sharp will check into the tax anticipation notes and the interest rates charged for these notes.
The board approved the Zions Bank financial contract for the banks help with bonds and structuring loan payments. The contract is good for five years.
A discussion was held on the Elmo secondary water project. The salinity project being undertaken now will eliminate canals along the system. They don't want to maintain a canal just for one pond so they want the district to have a connection to serve the pond. Talks have started on how best to proceed with this and what the costs will be and who will pay for what part of the project.
Gerry Hatch said Clawson is excited to go ahead with the sewer project there. Craig Johansen will attend the next Clawson Town meeting to explain how it will work to the Clawson residents.
In the managers report Sharp said there will be no cost of living increase for personnel this year. Ron Kennedy has retired from the district and the district will promote from within for his position. The entry level employee position has been advertised in the paper. Sharp is seeing to it that employee evaluations are complete. He is meeting with each employee and going over them individually.
Connection fee increases: Water: 3/4 inch culinary- from $600 to $1,000; 1 inch culinary $650 to $1,150; 2 inch culinary from $1,300 to $2,800.
Sewer: typical sewer from $500 to $900. Typical secondary (1.5 inch) from $500 to $1,100; 2 inch secondary $500 to $1,300.
Typical 3/4 inch water, sewer and 1.5 inch secondary from $1,600 to $3,000.
The culinary water base rate for inside the district: $10 for 10,000 gallons; overage $1.40 per 1,000 gallons over 10,000.
Base rate for outside district users will raise from the base rate of $11 to $30 per month for 10,000 gallons; overage will remain the same at $1.40 per 1,000 gallons over 10,000 gallons.
The base rate for sewer service within the district will remain at $7 per month.
The base rate for sewer service outside the district boundary will rise to $22 per month.


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If you don't name it Turtle I will ban u.
Oh, but remember when Dattebayo was here? Yeah he was kind of a shitty troll, but he was funny as hell, unlike anyone here now. Also, I remember when Ethan went crazy, and everyone was in an uproar. Yeah, that was cool, why doesn't anything like that happen anymore? All these newer members are just awful compared to the older ones. Why did they all have to go on to bigger and better things?
I said a Yertle the Turtle was king of the pond/
A nice little pond, it was clean it was neat
The water was warm, there was a-plenty to eat
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Think About It. :P
Name it Gamera.
Or if you want to be silly..... name it Flash.
You were the Chosen One! You were supposed to destroy the Sith, not join them! Bring balance to the Force, not leave it in darkness...
I am not sure bigger and better things is necessarily the reason all these people left. Or even most of them for that matter.* I believe a fairly decent chunk of them got perma-banned for some pretty pointless stuff like alt accounts.Originally Posted by Armorandonomon
*of course that depends on how you define "bigger and better things"
Did I hear something about crusty old men and the pursuits of those who've left SPPf behind?
S'like y'all were callin' out to me, yo.
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"What's it gonna be? I don't know. But maybe along the way, you take my hand, tell a few jokes, and have some fun. C'mon, pal. You're not afraid, are ya?"
˙ǝsɹoɥ ʎɯ uo ʞɔɐq ǝɯ ʇnd puɐ dn ǝɯ ʞɔıd ǝsɐǝןd 'sıɥʇ pɐǝɹ uɐɔ noʎ ɟı
It's currently named Unnamed but Turtle is pretty popular too. Thanks for the suggestions.
Fighting for real American turtles everywhere. Pro-Turtle since 6/30/13
Thinking back on it, it's actually hilarious that we made such a big deal out of it. Those were good times.
So for anyone interested I'm currently doing a (somewhat modified) Nuzlocke run of Black 1, and in #SPP-Misc I'm posting stuff about this thing, such as the valiant losses and the glorious victors, the sacrifices made and the battles won.
Also I'm letting people give me nicknames for anything I can catch and use within the parameters of the run, so if you want me to run around Unova with a pokemon named after your mum then now is your chance.
Click my signature if yo don't know how to get to #SPP-Misc.
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High school students Justin Zhu (violinist) and Catherine Bodnar (cellist) earned a place in the Wisconsin School Music Association High School Honors Orchestra. Middle School students Alex Zhu (violinist) and Hannah Ulatowski (violinist) earned a place in the Middle School Honors Orchestra, and Jonathan Lee (saxophonist) won a place in the Middle School Honors Band. All performed at the Overture Center in Madison.
Brookfield Central
The school hosted the Turkey Shootout Showcase last weekend, featuring girls basketball teams from Southeastern Wisconsin.
Brookfield East
A four-member group of Brookfield East's debate team has advanced to the Top 32 round in the Bickel & Brewer/New York University International Public Policy Forum debate competition. More than 200 teams, representing 34 states and 29 countries, submitted qualifying-round essays affirming or negating the topic, "Resolved: Adaptation should be the most urgent response to climate change." The Top 32 teams were based on overall quality of their 2,800-word essay. Brookfield East is the only Wisconsin school represented in the Top 32. Team members include the juniors Akshaya Trivedi, Mihir Trivedi, Archit Baskaran and Jonas DeMuri-Siliunas. Each team will be awarded a cash prize with money increasing for each round advanced - up to a $10,000 grand prize at the finals held in April in NYC. In other news, the combined choirs and orchestras from Brookfield East High School will present a winter concert titled "Gloria" at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 12 at Shattuck Auditorium at Carroll University. The concert is free and open to the public and will include Antonio Vivaldi's masterwork, "Gloria." This 12-movement work will feature our choirs and orchestras, as well as soloists, winds and percussion.
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The students and the congregation participated in an "Ingathering" of nonperishable food items for the needy at Thanksgiving. Items collected between Nov. 4 and Nov. 22 were placed on the steps of the church chancel by the students during their chapel service Nov. 21. It was suggested they bring high-protein items like canned meat, tuna and peanut butter. They were also urged to bring things they enjoy themselves, since others would likely welcome them, too.
Pilgrim Park Middle School
Social studies teacher Jeep Kust's devotion to the Green and Gold is profiled on the "Packers Everywhere" fan website. Check out how he has found a way to weave together his love of teaching with his passion for the Pack. In other news, sign-up for the 2013 wrestling team has begun. The team is open to all students at PPMS. There will be a parent meeting at 7 p.m. Dec. 13 in the band room. The meeting will include an introduction of coaches and information about the conference, weight classes, practice and match calendar as well as the district athletic code. The Panther Wrestling Team has a history of being competitive and having high standards for wrestlers being leaders in the school. Being a part of the team is a privilege and it should be treated as such. Send an email to email@example.com for information.
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Fifth-grade students created and painted papier-m ché animal ornaments in art class that will be displayed on a tree at the Milwaukee County Zoo between Nov. 27 and Jan. 1. The art project coincided with animal studies in other classes, including Wild Encounters, in which they read animal-related stories in reading. The Milwaukee Zoo sponsored the community project and the fifth-graders' tree will be displayed with a sign noting their participation in its creation and decoration.
St. Mary's Visitation
St. Mary's Visitation teamed up with Barnes & Noble at Brookfield Square for a book fair this week. Families and friends could take care of some holiday shopping while also helping to raise money for the school. Special events at the book fair included Christmas carols sung by students in the St. Mary's choir, performances by the forensics and Quiz Bowl teams as well as story time with Principal Mary Tretow and holiday crafts with the Girl Scouts. Friends and families can continue to support SMV with purchases online through Dec. 3.
Tonawanda Elementary
The PTO Community Service Committee will hold the winter clothing drive for sister school Cross Trainers Academy from Nov. 19 through Dec. 7. The PTO asks that those interested to please clean closets and bring items including clean, gently used or new snow pants, winter coats, hats, scarves, waterproof gloves/mittens and boots. Donations may be sent to school with a child or dropped off at the curbside collection during parent drop-off and pick-up Dec. 7.
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In 2010, GCC was visited by an accreditation team representing the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) as part of the regular six-year accreditation cycle. The visiting team made nine recommendations. Recommendation 2 said that the college should increase its efforts to meet the "proficiency" level of SLO assessment, as defined by the commission. The college submitted Follow-Up Reports to the Commission in 2011 and 2012, then a Midterm Report in 2013. After the 2013 Midterm Report was discussed by the Commission, GCC received an action letter on July 8 indicating that another Follow-Up Report will be due March 15, 2014. The report must demonstrate that the college has resolved assessment issues and must conduct SLO assessment on a continuous, sustained basis, using the results of assessment for improvement.
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As part of the 2013 Memorandum of Understanding between the Guild and the District, "The District and Guild acknowledge that assessing student learning outcomes (SLO's) and reporting the results are part of the obligations of all instructors, including adjunct instructors. Adjunct faculty shall not be required to attend meetings to write, discuss, or edit SLO's." The MOU was signed by the Guild and District negotiating teams on May 9, 2013. It was ratified by the Guild membership in May 2013. It was approved by the Board of Trustees on May 20, 2013.
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The Emery County Drug Task Force and members of the Emery County Sheriff's Office executed a search warrant in Green River on Dec. 28. A female subject, Lanell McDowell was arrested and booked into the Emery County jail. Deputies confiscated drug paraphernalia and small amounts of suspected marijuana. The subject has been charged for now with simple possession of marijuana in a drug free zone and additional charges could be pending upon further investigation and a review of the objects found in the house.
The arrest was a result of an undercover investigation for several months by the Emery County Drug Task Force. Enough evidence was gathered to have a search warrant issued and the search took place.
"This is just a small break in a much bigger picture with drug use in the county. The drug task force intends to take action on drug use in the county, no matter how big or small. The drug task force will continue to investigate this case and others to stop the flow of drugs into the county. If you have any information and would like to anonymously leave a message call 381-2888 for the drug hotline," said the sergeant.
Emery County Sheriff Lamar Guymon said, "We continue to have a big problem in our communities with prescription drugs. If you have had a recent surgery and have pain medication, keep it locked up and out of sight. Do not leave it lying around. The theft of prescription drugs accounts for a large number of the burglaries in the county. If you are burglarized and have your medication stolen...let the drug task force know about it. People use these drugs for a cheap high and they aren't as detectable as say alcohol and there isn't an accompanying aroma with them.
"It is an addiction as harmful as any street drug you can get. People need to be more aware of the effects of these prescription drugs and how their abuse can destroy lives and families.
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Our Patient Resource Library (PRL) is the largest cancer library for consumers in Connecticut. We are dedicated to helping people learn more about cancer, treatment and survivorship. By providing accurate, up-to-date health and medical information, the Library helps empower you to communicate more effectively with your healthcare providers and actively participate in the healthcare process.
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Wednesday, October 31. 2012
Do you know what will be on your ballot?
Election day is almost here and you might find it helpful to know what will be on your ballot. Find out by going to Publius.
Information that Publius will tell you:
• Who is running for which offices
• What proposals or referendums you will vote for (or against)
• The location of your polling place and its hours
Posted by Joel Seewald in Alumni, Faculty, News, Staff, Students at 16:00 | Comments (0)
Today is Houdini Day!
Harry Houdini was best known as an illusionist, magician, stunt performer, and escape artist. He died in Detroit in 1926. The Mardigian Library doesn't have much about Houdini in our collection, but you can find lots of material in MeLCat. By using MeLCat, you can search the library catalogs of about 400 libraries in Michigan and have a book or DVD delivered right to the Mardigian Library to pick it up. Give it a try!
In 1918, Harry Houdini registered for Selective Service as Harry Handcuff Houdini. Do you have any interesting stories about Houdini? Something passed down in your family, perhaps?
Posted by Joel Seewald in Faculty, News, Staff, Students at 13:00 | Comments (0)
Tuesday, October 30. 2012
Read research by Natural Sciences Colloquium speaker
This Friday, November 2, Dr. Sarah Veatch, Assistant Professor of Biophysics and Physics at the University of Michigan, will speak at the Natural Sciences Colloquium. Dr. Veatch's presentation will be "Lipid Rafts Reach a Critical Point."
And, if the presentation didn't tell you enough about lipids, you can find more of Dr. Veatch's research through the Summon Search tool on the library's home page.
Posted by Joel Seewald in Alumni, Faculty, News, Staff, Students at 16:00 | Comments (0)
Have you noticed lights going out?
To help save on energy costs, motion sensing lights were installed in the library over the summer. During times of no traffic, or if you are very still for a long period of time, the lights may go out in the zone in which you are studying. So, if the lights go out on you, just stand up or wave an arm to turn the lights back on.
Posted by Joel Seewald in News, Students at 09:00 | Comments (0)
Monday, October 29. 2012
Today in history...
On this day 225 years ago, the Mozart opera "Don Giovanni" opened in Prague. The library has a CD of the opera, musical scores, different language translations, and many other items related to the opera. You can also stream nearly 500 tracks from various recordings of the opera through Naxos Music Library. Whether you like to listen to music, read about music, read music, or play music, we have something for you!
Posted by Joel Seewald in Databases, Faculty, News, Staff, Students at 16:00 | Comments (0)
Open research workshops
The Library Research Center will be holding several open research workshops for students during the fall semester.
Topics will include:
• Discovering what is new in the library
• How to conduct more effective research
Students will also be able to ask topical questions related to their current research assignments.
Fall 2012 open research workshops will be held in 1212 Mardigian Library on:
Wednesday, October 31 from 10:00 - 11:00 a.m. and again from 3:30 – 4:30 p.m.
Tuesday, November 29 from 11:00 a.m. – noon
Tuesday, December 4 from 4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
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Posted by Joel Seewald in News, Students at 09:00 | Comments (0)
Friday, October 26. 2012
Read any good books lately?
Have you been reading anything for fun lately? I've been reading The Baseball Codes: Beanballs, Sign Stealing, and Bench-Clearing Brawls: The Unwritten Rules of America's Pastime. It seemed to me to be appropriate with the Tigers in the World Series. This book helps explain some of the things that are happening behind the scenes that lead up to beanballs and bench-clearing brawls, among other things. I recommend it for any baseball fan -- or those who might want to be fans just because the Tigers did so well this season.
What are you reading for fun? What's it about? Would you recommend it?
Posted by Joel Seewald in Alumni, Books, Faculty, Staff, Students at 16:00 | Comments (0)
New statistical information databases
ICPSR Data
The Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research maintains the world's largest archive of computerized, numeric social science data. Topics covered include demography, economics, health care, politics, social behavior, public opinion.
ProQuest Sanborn Maps Geo Edition
Provides geocoding and indexing by address for a selection of Sanborn maps. Searching can be done by address or by latitude/longitude coordinates. Maps from different years can be layered, including modern maps using the Google Map interface.
States included: Florida, Illinois, Massachusetts, Michigan, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Virginia.
Cities included: Baltimore, Boston, Charlotte, Detroit, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, Newark, Philadelphia, Richmond, Seattle and Washington DC.
ProQuest Statistical Datasets
ProQuest Statistical Datasets provides access to statistical information produced by U.S. federal agencies, private companies, and intergovernmental organizations. Create maps and reports from data you select from over 640 datasets. Categories include Energy Resources and Demand, Food and Agriculture, Health and Vital Statistics, Natural Resources and Environment, and much more.
Note: ProQuest Statistical Datasets requires a Java-enabled browser.
Combined access to Chemical Abstracts' CAPlus, CAS Registry, CASREACT, CHEMLIST, and CHEMCATS databases as well as Medline. Search by chemical structure or substructure, reaction, name, formula, etc. or use natural language queries.
Note: Requires the creation of an individual user account (see instructions).
Statista provides access to the most relevant and important statistics and studies gathered by market researchers, trade organizations, scientific publications, and government sources. Information comes from over 10,000 sources and covers over 600 industries.
The Cambridge Structural Database (CSD) is a worldwide repository of more than 500,000 small molecule crystal structures hosted by Cambridge Crystallographic Data Center. Browse structures or search by substructure, similarity, etc.
World Christian Database
Detailed information on 9,000 Christian denominations and on religions in every country of the world. Extensive data are available on 238 countries and 13,000 ethno-linguistic peoples, as well as on 5,000 cities and 3,000 provinces. Information is readily available on religious activities, growth rates, religious literature, worker activity, and demography. Additional secular data is included on population, health, education, languages, and communication. An invaluable resource for anyone interested in Christian and religious demography and the history of Christianity.
Posted by Joel Seewald in Databases at 09:00 | Comments (0)
Thursday, October 25. 2012
Composition operators acting on the Hardy-Hilbert space?
That was the topic of the Mathematics Colloquium yesterday afternoon. If you missed the presentation, you can find out more on this topic in the MathSciNet database.
Posted by Joel Seewald in Faculty, News, Staff, Students at 16:00 | Comments (0)
New psychology databases
AAIDD Journals
American Association on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (AAIDD) publishes two highly-ranked journals: the American Journal on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (AJIDD, formerly AJMR), the premier journal in the field, and Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD), an informative policy and practice journal.
APA Handbooks
Search or browse the full text of all five American Psychological Association handbooks.
PsycTESTS provides access to psychological tests, measures, scales, surveys, and other assessments, as well as descriptive information about the test and its development and administration. The focus is primarily on unpublished tests developed by researchers, but not made commercially available. Covers 1910 to present, but over 70% is from 1990 and later.
Posted by Joel Seewald in Databases at 09:00 | Comments (0)
Wednesday, October 24. 2012
New history and newspaper databases
Atlanta Constitution Historical (1868-1945)
Detroit Free Press Historical (1831-1922)
These two newspapers provide scholars, researchers, and genealogists with online, easily searchable, first-hand accounts as well as unparalleled coverage of the politics, society, and events of the time. More recent dates for these newspapers are also available.
This is a collection of prizewinning history books, published electronically. Topics include, but are not limited to Africa, Colonial Latin America, South Asia, Europe before 1800, Military History, and History of Foreign Relations.
Liberty Magazine Historical Archive (1924-1950)
The Liberty Magazine Historical Archive offers researchers and students of 20th century studies digital access to one of the most popular American illustrated weekly magazines of the 1920s-1950s. Containing over 17,000 fiction and non-fiction articles and stories, the archive includes the complete 26-year run of the magazine - all scanned in full color and fully searchable.
March of Time
March of Time is Time Inc.'s unique and controversial newsreel series that ran from 1935 to 1967. The newsreels have been restored to their original luster by HBO Archives, allowing viewers to experience these historic newsreels as audiences did in earlier decades. The most unusual feature of the films was the re-creation or staging of events that had taken place, but had not been photographed by newsreel cameras.
National Geographic Historical Archive (1888-1994)
Features the complete archive of the magazine to the mid-1990s. National Geographic Magazine Archive includes every page and every photograph, all fully searchable through an intuitive interface. National Geographic Magazine Archive is a powerful tool for finding and reading through the 100+ years of impactful articles found in this archive.
North China Herald
The English North China Herald is universally acclaimed as the prime printed source - in any language - for the history of the foreign presence in China from around 1850 to the 1940s. It was published in Shanghai and was the official journal for British consular notifications and announcements of the Shanghai Municipal Council. It is the first - and sometimes only - point of reference for information and comment on a range of foreign and Chinese activities.
Sunday Times Digital Archive, 1822-2006
This is the full digital edition of the weekly Sunday newspaper, published in London, England. The Sunday Times Digital Archive includes approximately 600,000 searchable pages.
Translated Texts for Historians E-Library
Scholarly English translations of key historical sources from the time of late antiquity and the early middle ages. This digital library contains translations of historical sources, from the political letters and speeches of Ambrose of Milan to Zachariah of Mytilene's Chronicle. Texts span 300-800 CE and have been translated into English from Greek, Latin, Syriac, Coptic, Arabic, Georgian, and Armenian. Each volume includes an introduction setting the text into context, and rigorous notes on content, interpretation, and debates.
Women and Social Movements, International
Through the writings of women activists, their personal letters and diaries, and the proceedings of conferences at which pivotal decisions were made, this collection lets you see how women's social movements shaped much of the events and attitudes that have defined modern life.
Today is United Nations Day
Today is the anniversary of the Charter of the United Nations. Don't know much about the United Nations? Do you know something, but wish you knew more? The Mardigian Library has more than 130 books about some aspect of the United Nations, including many e-books. Check out one (or more).
Posted by Joel Seewald in Alumni, Faculty, News, Staff, Students at 09:00 | Comments (0)
Tuesday, October 23. 2012
New criminal justice database
Making of Modern Law: Foreign, Comparative and International Law
Contains historical legal materials covering 1600 to 1926. The bulk of the material covers mainly Western European law, but also includes Scandinavia and former European territories such as Canada, Cuba, China, and India. The primary languages of the digitized material are English, French, and German. The content is primarily treatises, but there are some digitized primary materials such as codes and collections of cases.
UM-Dearborn faculty member to speak at Natural Sciences Colloquium
Dr. Sonia M. Tiquia-Arashiro, Associate Professor of Biology and Microbiology at UM-Dearborn, will be the guest speaker at the Natural Sciences Colloquium on Friday, October 26. Dr. Tiquia-Arashiro's presentation will be "Isolation and screening of carboxydotrophs isolated from composts and their potential for butanol production."
Want to read about some of Dr. Tiquia-Arashiro's research? Access journal articles through the library's Summon discovery tool.
Posted by Joel Seewald in Alumni, Faculty, News, Staff, Students at 09:00 | Comments (0)
Monday, October 22. 2012
New business databases
Images and database information for over 7,000 advertisements printed in U.S. and Canadian newspapers and magazines between 1911 and 1955. Ad*Access concentrates on five main subject areas: Radio, Television, Transportation, Beauty and Hygiene, and World War II, providing a coherent view of a number of major campaigns and companies through images preserved in one particular advertising collection available at Duke University.
Business Insights: Essentials replaced Business and Company Resource Center
Business Insights: Essentials makes it easy for researchers to use in-depth information on U.S. and international businesses, industries, and products. Investigate investment opportunities, comprehensively and easily; find parent-subsidiary relationships; obtain competitive intelligence, market share information, and product trends; explore market-industry information and analysis; study product and brand information; compare companies within an industry; and much more.
Note: Business Insights: Essentials has replaced Business and Company Resource Center.
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The 24-year-old has never hidden his desire to move back to the Premier League following Rovers' relegation and the east Londoners believe a deal can be done.
A figure of around £7million has been reported in the media but Allardyce dismissed that number and said: "I don't think that's true, no. Negotiations are ongoing."
Allardyce also said he does not believe the illness of the club's co-chairman David Gold will affect business in the January transfer window.
Gold, 76, is in hospital recovering from pneumonia after being taken ill following the FA Cup third-round clash with Manchester United.
Allardyce said he had yet to speak to Gold, who also needed hospital treatment for cholangitis and septicaemia in March 2011, but wished him well and moved to assure supporters the club's recruitment drive will not falter in his absence.
"Myself and all the players will be wishing him well today. I only found out yesterday that he was poorly," Allardyce said. "We will get a message to him in the very near future and wish him a speedy recovery.
"I think that there's always a communication line to him if David needs to (be contacted). In terms of what we're doing at the moment, we're as active as everybody else.
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Have you seen Good Luck Charlie yet? It's a Disney show about 2 brothers and a sister whose life pretty much is turned upside when their parents have another baby (named Charlie). Teddy, the older sister is in high school and she is making a video diary to give Charlie advice for when she grows up. It's hard to explain, but you can see what I mean in this video clip.
Cute, right? Well the actress who plays Teddy is Bridgit Mendler, and she was sweet enough to come answer some questions for us.
Q: Describe Teddy.
Bridgit: Teddy's great. I think in a lot of ways she's just your normal teen girl. She's interested in all the teen girl things. There's an episode where she's into a certain vampire craze; it's like the equivalent of Twilight. She's into boys and she has her whole teen drama stuff. She's kind of a perfectionist. She likes things to go her way; she likes things to be done right. She's the good child of her family. But I think she also has her moments where she lets loose and she has fun and she gets nerdy sometimes and she maybe isn't the best dancer. And for me it's fun to make her maybe not good at dancing, maybe a little nervous when she gives speeches in front of a group of people. Maybe not the best singer, just all that stuff to make her a bit more real.
Q: Do you think you guys would be friends in real life?
Bridgit: I think we would. I think we would get along. She's a sweet girl.
Q: When you hang out, what do you think you guys would do?
Bridgit: Definitely make a video. Because she loves making videos. She does so in each episode and I love making videos in my free time. Actually me and my friend used to make music videos all the time and I think that would be something so cool to do at some point in the future to actually make a music video but right now it's just me and my Flip camera.
Q: On Good Luck Charlie, you and your brothers help your folks take care of a new baby. Do you have any real-life babysitting stories?
Bridgit: It's fun always when I'm babysitting my cousins because they're a rowdy bunch and we have to think of activities that we can do as a group over the summer. We have a lake house in New Hampshire where we all go and there's this barn that's attached to it and this lake house has been in our family for generations so the barn- there's always this rope show that our family has put on and my mom has done it when she was a kid and all of her siblings did it and so we put on a little rope show and that was a fun thing to do as a group with all the cousins and we were able to incorporate my cousin who is eleven and my cousin who's five and my cousin who's two. You put things to music, you do a little bit of dancing, there's some ropes hanging down from the barn like rope ladders, that kind of thing. The younger kids do gymnastics. It's just a time to do a little performance.
Q: Is it true that middle school was hard for you and you didn't exactly fit in? How did you deal with that?
Bridgit: I think middle school in general is a pretty difficult time when people's friendships are shifting so for me it was hard because I had this one best friend and she was reaching out into some different groups because of some classes or maybe extracurricular activities and instead of trying to find my own groups, I wanted to stay friends with her and I wanted to not lose that so I tagged along and it didn't really work out so well because they weren't clicking with me. So I had to find my own friend group. I wound up working on the school play and meeting some good people there and becoming friends with them. So I think it's a challenge because a lot of things are changing because you're discovering more about who you are and I think it all came out for the best and I'm still close to that girl but it was a little bit tough at that time.
Q: Your most embarrassing moment with friends?
Bridgit: I trip over everything and even the other day I was saying goodbye to a friend and we were sitting at a table and I reached out my arms across the table because we were sitting across the table and my arms swung out to the side and I knocked out this whole container of water onto the girl sitting next to me. So that was pretty embarrassing. I'm a huge klutz so that sort of thing happens all the time.
It's nice to know that even beautiful Hollywood actresses like Bridgit Medler have klutzy moments. It makes me like her even more!
UPDATE: Check out our interview with the boys from Good Luck Charlie!
Interview by Marie Morreale
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Kennewick Drive-By Shooting
Kennewick Police say they are investigating a drive-by shooting involving three suspects.
They say wintnesses report shots fired on the 1300 block of South Beech Street Monday night. Police say two suspects were seen driving away in a white Ford Escort.
Meanwhile, a Pasco Police officer watching the Cable Bridge saw the car headed over the bridge into Pasco, and followed it to the 900 block of S. 9th Street in Pasco.
Police report say three people ran into the house, two people stayed in the car.
Kennewick Police and the Tri-City Regional SWAT team found two suspects hiding in a neighbor's shed. Two men were detained for questioning.
Police say no one was hurt in the shooting, but they do believe the incident is gang related.
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Debate in the U.S. House on the 2013 farm bill probably begins this week, as Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, has indicated, and the House version under discussion will offer some sharp contrasts to the Senate farm bill passed on a strong bipartisan vote on Monday.
The Senate bill bears the imprint of U.S. Sen. Thad Cochran, R-Miss., who became Agriculture, Forestry and Nutrition's ranking member this year. Cochran also is a former Agriculture chairman in a Republican majority.
Cochran, along with most other strongly interested senators and House members, expect a conference and hope for a passable, reasonable compromise.
However, in 2012 the Senate passed a similar bill and it was never taken up in the House. Agriculture programs broadly speaking are operating under an extension of the 2008 bill until Sept. 30.
The Agriculture Reform, Food and Jobs Act of 2013 (S.954), adjusted for sequestration cuts, would cut about $18 billion compared to the 2008 bill in force, and the House would cut about $33 billion, the Congressional Budget Office has reported. Both figures are likely to change.
Cochran has said the Senate farm bill eliminates direct payments to farmers, reforms crop insurance, and limits payments to producers. It would reduce the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (an entitlement) spending by about $4 billion. A House version would cut SNAP by $20 billion. Cochran has indicated he is optimistic about a reasonable meeting of minds.
The five-year plan passed by the Senate, it is reported, would cost about $500 billion.
The bills, CBO has reported, "differ most notably in their estimated reductions to SNAP spending. The House-reported bill proposes to restrict categorical eligibility (estimated to reduce SNAP spending by approximately $11.6 billion over 10 years), whereas the Senate bill does not include such a restriction."
Whatever the outcome, SNAP spending will be huge. It consumes 68 percent of the spending under the 2008 farm bill.
In Mississippi, about 20 percent of residents receive some kind of nutrition assistance. In the 1st Congressional District, USDA figures show 35,263 of 289,000 total households receiving nutrition help, SNAP households in the 1st District have a median household income of $13,328 compared to $43,294 for non-SNAP households: $847.5 million in fiscal year 2010, to a monthly average of 575,674 people in Mississippi.
USDA also calculates the economic multiplier at $9 in local activity for every $5 in SNAP investment in Mississippi, which means the loss of significant SNAP outlays in the state would have some negative effect on the general economy.
Cochran, of course, voted for the 2013 Senate bill, as did Sen. Roger Wicker, R-Miss.
An outcome more like the Senate's spending rule in the farm bill of 2013 would be to many Mississippians' nutritional advantage.


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DENVER – Legislators hastened to tie up loose ends Monday on the third-to-last day of their annual session.
The House gave initial approval to one of the final controversial bills on its agenda, offering driver's licenses to people who are in the country illegally.
Under Senate Bill 251, in order to get a license without proof of citizenship, people will have to show they live and pay taxes in Colorado, plus prove who they are with a foreign identification card.
Their license will be stamped with a notice that it is not a valid ID for voting. Republicans said election judges might not see the warning, and they tried to change the bill to require drivers' pictures to be taken from the side, instead of head-on.
"It makes complete sense to make sure we know whose license we're looking at," said Rep. Libby Szabo, R-Arvada.
But Democrats turned away the attempt. The bill has support from the Colorado Association of Chiefs of Police and the County Sheriffs of Colorado, who say it's safer to have properly licensed drivers on the road.
The House also gave final approval to first of four marijuana bills in the Legislature. Two other marijuana bills – which include regulations on who can grow and sell marijuana and how it's taxed – are in the Senate. And a fourth bill, which sets standards for when marijuana users are too high to drive, passed the House and is headed for the Senate.
In other news Monday morning:
The House passed $100 million worth of tax credits for low-income workers. Senate Bill 1 increases Coloradans' chances to claim a state Earned Income Tax Credit and Child Tax Credit.
Colorado will regulate industrial hemp cultivation after a unanimous vote in the House. The sponsor of SB 241 is Rep. Don Coram, R-Montrose.
A plan to create a state aerial firefighting agency passed its final vote in the House 48-17, but the Legislature has not set aside money to hire pilots or buy planes.
And a bill to get the state ready for Internet sales taxes passed the Senate 21-14. It has already passed the House. The bill simplifies sales-tax payments for out-of-state Internet businesses – one of the requirements in the federal Marketplace Fairness Act, which is expected to pass the U.S. Senate this week.


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This half day program is designed for prospective freshmen and family members. Meet USC includes an information session on the University and the Admission process; a student led walking tour of campus and a meeting with us in the Viterbi School. Meet USC is designed to answer all of your questions about USC, the application process and financial aid. Reservations are required for Meet USC. This program occurs twice, once at 8:30 a.m. and again at 12:30 p.m. Please visit http://www.usc.edu/admission/undergraduate/firstyear/prospective/meetusc_sw.html to check availability and make an appointment. Be sure to list an Engineering major as your "intended major" on the webform!
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PRICE-Megan Claudette Jolly, age 21, died July 17, 2010. Megan was born Oct. 15, 1988, to Cherie Jean Jolly and Michael A. Jolly.
Megan leaves her family filled with sorrow, pain and the upmost appreciation for her life and the time she spent with us. She was an amazing artist and poet. She loved music, camping, and spending time with the amazing friends that she had.Though she was laid back, and a peaceful person, she was always active and willing to try new adventures. Megan was always there when you needed her most and willing to help her family, friends and loved ones whenever it was needed. We love her with all our heart and will miss her terribly.
Megan is survived by her mother, Cherie Jean Jolly and her two sisters, Andrea and Michelle of Salt Lake City, Utah, her father, Michael Jolly of Midway, and her grandparents, Ronald and Carol Cook, of Price Utah and Claudette Jolly of Midway. She was preceded in death by her grandfather, Gary Jolly.
Funeral services will be Friday, July 23, 2010 at 11 a.m. at the Price Seventh Ward church at 995 East 700 North, with family viewing from 9:30-10:30 a.m. prior to the services at the church. A viewing will be held Thursday evening from 6-8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary at 650 East 100 South in Price. Interment will be in the Cliffview Cemetery. Services are in the care of Fausett Mortuary.
There will be a memorial service in Salt Lake City at a later date - friends please contact family for details. Family and friends may sign the guestbook and share memories of Megan at www.fausettmortuary.com.


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My America, the beautiful.
In the early morning when my mind is clearest, just before the sky turns colorful as the sun rises, I develop harmoniously beautiful thoughts. This morning I thought that what we have known as the Republican Party returned from a retreat with the intention to rename itself The Party of Lincoln, (the POL).
The leaders of the party talked about reviving the sentiment of Lincoln and work toward making our government a government "of, by and for the people," the peoples' party. Some members even declaring that they would refuse to entertain lobbyists or accept funds from moneyed interests and spend time regularly with the people of their districts to know intimately what the people expected of their government.
Of course, if the Party were to follow through with this innovative approach to politics, it would put the Democratic Party to shame. What would it now mean to be a democrat? The Democrats would also have to give up the lobbyist and refuse money from those using their money to favor the moneyed classes.
Both parties are made up of rich and poor. The rich in both parties can fend for themselves. Each party would now have to define their view of what they want "America" to be, let's see, the land of freedom and opportunity. Now each party would have to give new meaning to theses terms in light "of, by and for the people."
We would need, it would seem, to pay less attention to business economics and what's good for business and more attention to human economics and what is good for the people. Corporations would not deserve the attention that living people do. A living person requires food and a place to live. Even in indirect reference corporations do not.
Freedom and opportunity require healthy people with sufficient food and appropriate shelter; people with developed and innovate minds. "Of the people, by the people and for the people" means that the people's government needs to pay attention to these needs, the needs of people who really are presented with the freedom that brings them opportunity.
Today, I experienced a beautiful sunrise that disappeared as it rose. I also experienced beautiful thoughts. But both will remain beautiful in my mind. They will not disappear. They will remain in my thoughts of "America the Beautiful."
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Breaking news...not much is known yet. :(
Breaking news...not much is known yet. :(
The latest news is reporting that among three who died, one was an eight-year-old. I changed to our weather channel and they were saying that our area might have a tornado on Wednesday. Well, that's enough gloom and doom! I shut the TV off.
I overdosed on CNN this past week!
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It's just awful but glad they finally caught the other guy before more damage was done.
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Organic makes more than just crash pads. They have a complete line of products specifically for the sport of bouldering. Their Lunch Bag chalk bucket offers boulderers a bomber, minimalist bag with a convenient roll top closure, eliminating the annoying drawstring and creating a leak-proof seal when packed. The bag features a large zippered pocket for nail clippers, tape, rollies, and other bouldering essentials, and has multiple elastic quivers for your brushes. Organic now offers their Lunch Bag and complete crash pad line in a chic and durable houndstooth fabric with four colors to match your flava.'


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Hi Everyone,
my name is Mark Armstrong and I live in Sydney, Australia. I am a Presbyterian Minister and I hold a MTh from Moore Theological College. I have been reading Con Campbell's book on Greek Verbal Aspect which has really got me hooked. I am keen to explore the relationship between aspect, aktionsart and tense; also the relationship between verbal aspect and discourse analysis.
My Greek is a little rusty, so I hope stimulating discussion on this forum will re-ignite the Greek (and geek) parts of my brain!


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Hockey Cards Aren't Locked Out!
Steve Dangle
September 24 2012 09:52AM
NHL lockout be damned! Let's do this!
Just like the video says: Leave a comment and you'll be chosen at random to recieve one of either a hockey card with pieces of game-used jersey from four different former Leafs (Matt Stajan, Vesa Toskala, Luke Schenn, and Jason Blake), or a card atuographed by current Leafs captain Dion Phaneuf.
September 24 2012, 09:53PM
I like pie. And the Rangers
September 24 2012, 09:55PM
Heyy! :) crd Please? Lol
me love you long time if give me a card
September 24 2012, 10:04PM
I feel Minnesota has a good chance at the cup this year but would kill to see the leafs win
Im gonna go with the NY Rangers ....I was gonna say LA Kings but I felt I should be different in my pick =)
i'd like to know who honestly picked LA at the beginning of (and/or at any point during the regular season)last year. lol.
so with the arbitrary nature of our picks at this time in mind, and despite their lack of lidstrom, i'm placing all bets on the detroit red wings. simply because, as a leafs fan surrounded by wing nuts.. i imagine, were such fantastical beings as hockey gods to exist, they'd also kind of have to be massive jerks...
in keeping with this thought: jonas 'the monster' gustavsson will definitely play an instrumental role in said championship victory run.
p.s. i'd be quite happy with either card :] or even just an NHL season. make that happen, dangle!
The 2013 Stanley Cup will be won by the St. Louis Blues. A division winner that will only be better this year with help of their elite prospects (Tarasenko, Schwartz). The NY Rangers will be the Eastern Conference champ.
I think Minnesota will have strong year. them, or Pittsburgh. but yeah, just to be special, I pick Minnesota. PS. I prefer the Phaneuf-card, very classy
September 25 2012, 04:25AM
Im would go with chicago, as Steve said, if they got a better goaltender theyd havea good shot at it. i tought about if right as he said that hahaha
I like turtles
September 25 2012, 06:33AM
For selecting the Ottawa Senators as my choice for Stanley Cup champs this season, I would like to be the lucky winner of the quad card with the four non-Leafs and the jersey remnants.
Steve, be nice to Aly.
I'm not sure if we were suppose to place what card we want, but I'm fine with either one. I was one of the first 20 posters listed as "Zach Kearns". I decided I'd sign up immediately following the post, lol!
September 25 2012, 09:40AM
I think a more offensively minded Washington could be dangerous, especially as no-one really expects much from them as in previous years.
September 25 2012, 12:23PM
I'm thinking the Rangers from the east for sure. Lundqvist is always going to give them a chance. Plus, they have Nash now, so all they really need are more competent 5/6 dmen.
LA from the west. but only if Quick doesn't have any lingering issues from the surgery.
September 25 2012, 12:47PM
Ok so this may be far fetched but I think that the Hurricanes have a good chance of winning it all. They have a really good first line and a solid second line.They got Semin who is a good addittion and the Staal's will have great chemistry with Skinner. I think the key to a great playoff team is a star goalie and a third line that can score and with ALL STAR Jiri Tlusty I think the third line can score. Also the 4th line has role players like my man Timmy Brent. They have a good combonation of young puck moving defensemen like Justin Faulk and veteran presence of Tim Gleason. I know I wrote a lot... I just want this Dion Phaneuf card haha.
September 25 2012, 03:52PM
In my NHL 13 ive already won with the Leafs.. thats all that really counts. But in the real world if Crosby is healthy i think the Pens will/could/if? Win the cup. F you Lockout!
September 25 2012, 03:53PM
I think Rangers with a first line of Gaborik richards nash is pretty insane. Always have had stellar "d' and star goalie Henrik Lundqvist and a tough group(even without prust) all the pieces are there.
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September 25 2012, 03:57PM
cards ya steve you rule 2nd guess pens
September 25 2012, 03:58PM
cards really want to win third guess bruins
September 25 2012, 04:05PM
Dion is really good. BTW, Bettman sucks
September 25 2012, 05:09PM
Hey Steve this is crazy, but pick me maybe!
September 25 2012, 05:14PM
i have a good feeling on Tampa bay Lightning winning the stanley cup, They great forwards but I would question their goaltending. BTW I want Those cards
September 25 2012, 05:17PM
I'd like to win the Phaneuf card. "Hopefully"
September 25 2012, 05:22PM
@Abdullah qadir
Picking a team to win the cup at the beginning of the season is always a toss up seeing as the Kings and Devils were probably in no ones top 3 to make the finals. I'd have to say between the Pens and Hawks, if both teams can stay healthy and sort out goaltending issues (Fleury's playoff was abysmal) I see them as having a legitimate chance at the finals. But a Leafs playoff team would trump any surprises for this season... actually, hockey in general would be quite the surprise this year in that sense. Dion Phaneuf please!
September 25 2012, 05:44PM
You called me a douchebag on twitter once (you followed it with a "
September 25 2012, 06:21PM
The Leafs... obviously.... It's our year!
September 25 2012, 09:24PM
Never count out the Penguins if they have a healthy Crosby and Malkin. lol to everyone saying the Leafs...
September 25 2012, 09:42PM
I'm going go with the St. Louis Blues as my favourites if there was a season this year. Also, for the record, Phaneuf would be my preference. :)
September 26 2012, 07:59AM
I can't wait to get the Phaneuf card. It's great of you to do these contests for us. Thanks again Steve. I hope whoever won the jersey patch card likes it.


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St. John's First Universal Letter 4:12-19
Prokeimenon. Mode 4.
Psalm 18.4,1
Their voice has gone out into all the earth.
Verse: The heavens declare the glory of God.
NO MAN has ever seen God; if we love one another, God abides in us and his love is perfected in us. By this we know that we abide in him and he in us, because he has given us of his own Spirit. And we have seen and testify that the Father has sent his Son as the Savior of the world. Whoever confesses that Jesus is the Son of God, God abides in him, and he in God. So we know and believe the love God has for us. God is love, and he who abides in love abides in God, and God abides in him. In this is love perfected with us, that we may have confidence for the day of judgment, because as he is so are we in this world. There is no fear in love, but perfect love casts out fear. For fear has to do with punishment, and he who fears is not perfected in love. We love, because he first loved us.
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