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Abby and Wesley Smith of Springfield announce the birth of their daughter on Feb. 18, 2012 at Spring View Hospital in Lebanon.
Elizabeth Nicole "Lizzy" Smith weighed 6 pounds, 12 ounces and was 19 inches in length.
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Jeannie and Marty Hatchett of Mackville announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Jessica Layne, to Paul H. Bodenhamer, son of June and Paul Bodenhamer of Williamstown, Ky.
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Bodenhamer is a 1995 graduate of Williamstown High School and a graduate of Campbellsville University. He is employed at Washington County High School in Springfield.
Susan and Gary Bentle of Florence, Ky. announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Brooke Rene, to Joshua Len, son of Debbie and Mark Wheatley of Springfield.
Crystal and Michael Graves of Springfield announce the birth of their son on Feb. 15, 2012 at Spring View Hospital in Lebanon.
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HELPER-Our wonderful mom, sister, grandmother, great-grandmother, great-great-grandmother, aunt, cousin and good friend, Adeline M. "Dean" Losik Fowler, age 89, died December 6, 2008 in Price, with her son and daughter at her side.
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Adeline married Leslie Price Fowler in Castle Dale, Utah on November 5, 1938; he died July 19, 1954.
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A lightweight trainer with high mileage cushioning, the Saucony Mirage 3 is a great choice for the slight overpronator looking to run with efficient form.
Unlike Saucony's highly successful Kinvara, the first couple versions of the Mirage weren't quite a homerun. So the company decided to give the third version of this lightweight, minimum support trainer a complete top-down redesign. The result: a much more flexible and satisfying running shoe.
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The Central Techno Authority really came through this past Friday as perpetually late but perfectly on time for not one, but two rounds of seriously heady electronic music. First off, I just want to say that I had been excited for this Oneohtrix Point Never show at Constellation for-ever. I heard from a murky internet source that the show was to be opened by Chicago's Brett Naucke. However, it later surfaced that Naucke was premiering a quadrophonic composition at Experimental Sound Studio. For this iteration of ESS's Oscillations Series, Naucke was going cultural with a piece based on Richard Serra's sculpture Reading Cones. Obviously, I had to go to both.
I headed off on the long journey north to ESS on first the 74 east and then the 50 northbound to wherever Edgewater is. Despite the two buses, I arrived right on time to get a seat for Naucke's set. I closed my eyes and felt like my brain was unraveling, in a pleasant way. Naucke's 30 minute set was distinctly metallic, and gave off the aural vibe of the sculpture, which itself appears to be some sort of Staregate-like vortex propelling industrial wavelengths into the atmosphere. The sounds were given life and movement through the quadrophonic experience, which immersed the audience who were also fully zoned. The piece culminated with a twinkly modulation that echoed into silence and eased the audience back to reality. My reality was that I needed to get to Oneohtrix Point Never stat!
I unfortunately had to skip out on Alex Barnett & Ken Camden as I boarded the 50 southbound to the 77 back west to Constellation. To be honest, I was a little panicked– I had spaced out and forgot to buy tickets. The show had sold out, but reality wasn't going to get in the way of my destiny. After another endless bus ride, I arrived at the venue ready to scheme my way inside. Shout out to the slackers who bought tickets and didn't show up cause I got into the shit no problem. Sat down three rows back, right in front of point never's Daniel Lopatin right as he began to play.
Lopatin's sound has noticeably evolved with his most recent release on Warp Records and I was really curious to see how his new sound would translate live. Oneohtrix Point Never was initially known for the mellow post-apocalyptic feel he achieved by looping his Juno 60 and pitched down samples. His set reflected this change. Instead of his trusty Juno 60 dominating his rig, Lopatin's faced glowed angelically under the ambient light of his Mac laptop. Although the method has changed, the vibe remains the same. The audience was treated to a series of electronic compositions incorporating many of his new techniques including melodious chopped up vocal samples and pulsing synthesizers and a surprising amount of bass and percussion. The pulsating live visuals played off the hyper modern digital Wabi-sabi design of his most recent album covers. The pairing of music and visuals created a polysensorial glimpse into our inevitable cold futures wandering aimlessly in small pods across space time into nothingness. As the set came to close, I felt uplifted. That night the impossible became possible.
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Where was Yves Saint Laurent born?
Saint Laurent was born Aug. 1, 1936, in Oran, Algeria. His father was a lawyer who also owned a chain of movie theaters.
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How did Saint Laurent first express his love for fashion?
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Saint Laurent came up with his earliest designs using elaborate paper dolls. By his teenage years, he was crafting dresses for his mother and sisters.
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True or false: Yves Saint Laurent became the head designer at Dior in 1957.
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Why did Saint Laurent head back to Algeria in 1960?
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Saint Laurent headed home to Algeria in 1960 to join the military. By the time he made it back to Paris, his job at Dior was gone.
He hated the fashion industry.
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Saint Laurent sued Dior after losing his job with the company and won enough in court to set up his own clothing line.
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What year did Saint Laurent open his own design house?
Yves Saint Laurent started his fashion line with partner and lover Pierre Berge in 1962.
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The Yves Saint Laurent company is widely recognized for its tuxedo jacket for women, often referred to as "Le Smoking," which came out in 1966.
Question 9 of 30
What did Saint Laurent decorate with prints by Dutch painter Mondrian in the 1960s?
Saint Laurent was famous for his Mondrian shift dresses, which featured bold blocks of color surrounded by black trim.
Question 10 of 30
Yves Saint Laurent helped make this utilitarian item trendy.
Saint Laurent transformed peacoats found in Army-Navy supply shops into fashionable pieces for women.
rain boots
Question 11 of 30
True or false: Saint Laurent believed that a woman should wear pants.
In a time when women typically wore skirts or dresses, Saint Laurent was a revolutionary for pushing the power of pants on women.
Question 12 of 30
What did the company name its low-cost line?
Rue Gauche
Viva Gauche
Rive Gauche
The YSL Rive Gauche line was meant to offer affordable and accessible clothing for young people, who may not be able to splurge on the company's high-end designer pieces.
Question 13 of 30
True or false: Yves Saint Laurent was one of the first designers to embrace models of color.
Naomi Campbell credits Saint Laurent with helping her become the first black model to grace the cover of French Vogue.
Question 14 of 30
Which of these fragrances came out in 1977?
The company's Opium fragrance was released in 1977.
Rive Gauche
Question 15 of 30
What year did the Metropolitan Museum of Art give Yves Saint Laurent a solo exhibit?
In 1983, Saint Laurent became the first living designer to have a solo exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
Question 16 of 30
True or false: Pierre Berge continued to run the company after he and Saint Laurent broke up.
Proving he was mature enough to work with his ex, Saint Laurent kept former lover Berge on to run the business after their 1986 breakup.
Question 17 of 30
True or false: Saint Laurent was just 21 years old when he took the head designer role at Dior.
Saint Laurent was just 21 years old with a few short years of design under his belt when he took the reins at the House of Dior.
Question 18 of 30
True or false: Saint Laurent rarely used prints in his design, preparing solid colors.
Not only did he incorporate many patterns, but he was also well-known for his safari-chic designs, which included plenty of animal print.
Question 19 of 30
What year did Saint Laurent help create the beatnik style?
With super short skirts, turtlenecks and black leather jackets, the beatnik style was born in 1959.
Question 20 of 30
Which of these did Saint Laurent focus on in the late '60s?
neon colors
leather pants
sheer fabrics
During the late '60s, many Saint Laurent designs featured translucent fabric, including the sheer blouse.
Question 21 of 30
True or false: Saint Laurent embraced the hippie style of the '70s.
The company offered an ethnic-inspired line of haute peasant clothes — trendy patterns on fine, well-made fabrics.
Question 22 of 30
What is now located at 5 Avenue Marceau, former home of the YSL couture line?
a home
a museum
The former Paris home of Yves Saint Laurent haute couture has been a museum since the famous designer retired in 2002.
a bank
Question 23 of 30
True or false: Saint Laurent was a well-known art collector.
In 2009, Saint Laurent's art collection sold for a record $260 million.
Question 24 of 30
What year did Saint Laurent release his last collection for Rive Gauche?
The designer released his final Rive Gauche line in 1998 but continued to design his haute couture line.
Question 25 of 30
How much did the YSL ready-to-wear line sell for in 1999?
$100 million
$500 million
$1 billion
Gucci picked up the Yves Saint Laurent ready-to-wear line for a cool billion in 1999.
Question 26 of 30
Who took over the role of design for YSL in 1999?
Donatella Versace
Tom Jones
Tom Ford
Tom Ford took over the role of top Yves Saint Laurent designer in 1999 and stayed in that role until 2005.
Question 27 of 30
True or false: Yves Saint Laurent was awarded the French Legion of Honor in 2007.
For his contribution to design, Saint Laurent was made a grand officer in the French Legion of Honor in 2007.
Question 28 of 30
When did Saint Laurent quit design for good?
Saint Laurent did his final haute couture show in January 2002, effectively beginning his retirement.
Question 29 of 30
What year did Saint Laurent die?
Saint Laurent died in Paris of a brain tumor in 2008 at age 71.
Question 30 of 30
What was the company name changed to in 2012?
Saint Laurent Limited
Saint Laurent Paris
The famous fashion line became Saint Laurent Paris in 2012 when Hedi Slimane took the top spot.


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Behind the Beard
The thing that few Americans seem to be unable to grasp is that the push by the current regime in Washington and its left-wing, anti-gun base has almost nothing to do with guns themselves but with expanding control over an increasingly docile and apathetic citizenry. Guns are but the current "beard" behind which anti-Constitutionalist hide their real agenda. The current "debate" over gun control is in reality an attack by ever more aggressive left-wing forces on the Constitution and the very freedom of the American people. I have saluted too many flag draped coffins of men and women, some of who gave their last full measure of devotion to this nation, to allow our Constitution to be abandoned without my opposing those elements which would turn us from a Constitutional Republic to a socialist paradise ruled by the whims and dictates of a "beloved leader" rather than a nation governed by law.
The arguments of those that are the current aggressors to the Constitution are that guns are the cause of violence in our society and that more stringent gun laws are the answer. When the statistics of violence in our society are examined this assertion proves fallacious. According to Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) figures for 2011, 323 people were killed with "assault rifles" in the United States while during the same period 496 people were killed with hammers. Would it not make sense therefore that, if their real intent were to reduce violence in society and an article were to be identified as the cause of that violence, we'd be outlawing or licensing, replete with background checks, hammers since they were used more than twice as many times in killings? Likewise, since 72% of violent crimes committed with firearms were committed with handguns rather than long guns and that it is twice as likely that a long gun used in a violent crime would be a shotgun as opposed to a rifle of any sort, would it not therefore make sense to focus on those weapons? Once again according to FBI figures 99.9% of all firearms in the United States are not used in violent crimes, 99.8% of all firearms were not used in any crime at all and only 4% of those firearms used in crimes were obtained legally. Why then the attack on "assault rifles" and firearms legally procured?
If more stringent gun laws were the answer then how can one explain contradictions to their assertions such as the fact that after Washington, D.C. passed gun control laws banning people from owning firearms in 1974 the murder rate in the District went up by 134% while the murder rate in the rest of the U.S. went down 2% over the same period or that Chicago, with among the most stringent gun laws in the nation, has among the highest gun violence rates or that it appears that on every occasion and in every location when conceal-carry gun laws have been allowed the crime rate has gone down?
How do these antagonists explain the fact that while private gun ownership in the United States is at all time highs overall gun violence, including murders, nationally are declining?
All these facts come together to testify that there is no real causative relationship between violence and private firearms ownership and I would put forward that the real causative relationship is between violence and the moral decay brought on by the abandonment of the basic moral principles that this nation was built on and their being replaced by left-wing, liberal political correctness.
What then is behind the beard? To quote Noah Webster "Before a standing army can rule, the people must be disarmed, as they are in almost every country in Europe." Throughout modern history enslavement of a free people has always been preceded by, primarily, three things; the destruction of the family unit and its replacement by fidelity to a charismatic leader, the conversion of a free press to the propaganda arm of the state, and the removal of the means of resistance from the people. If we examine the state of American society today we can easily identify that two of these precursors, the destruction of the family unit and conversion of the free press, are well on their way to being accomplished and that the liberal-left and progressives have now turned their attack on the last, the means to resist enslavement. Their focus in this attack is on "assault" type weapons and high capacity magazines even though there is no real causative relationship between those items and violence anymore than there is between hammers and violence. Why then the attack? Simple, pistols, shotguns, and bolt action rifles pose no real threat to an opposing force armed with modern, fully automatic weapons and, in spite of what the anti-gun/anti-constitution leftist attack squads would like us to believe, the possibility of the people having to defend the Republic and the Constitution against a standing army raised and supported by a future tyrannical national government was the original intent of the Second Amendment. Today nontraditional news sources are ripe with the story of the Department of Home Land Security and FEMA purchasing 1.6 billion rounds of military grade ammunition, 2700 heavily armoured urban assault vehicles, and thousands of fully automatic "assault rifles" for "support of their response in natural disasters". Of course the traditional news media, when they acknowledge the purchases, are quick to point out that the ammunition purchases were simply a matter of the economics of scale, the Department was making a bulk purchase of ammunition for all government civil agencies as a cost savings; that the armoured vehicles are not assault vehicles but were purchased for use as ambulances or to transport supplies under adverse conditions which occur in natural disasters; and, while the firearms may look like "assault rifles", they are in fact defensive, personal protection weapons for Department personnel in cases of "civil unrest". What is the truth, I don't know, I'll leave that up to the reader, but I would ask "If the ammunition purchase was to take advantage of economies of scale, why wasn't the purchase made through the Department of Defense?" And "If the vehicles were not for urban assaults then why are they armoured when unarmored vehicles of the same type are so much cheaper and provide the same performance?" And finally, "Why, with an Army, Marine Corps, and National Guard would we need to arm a civilian force with fully automatic weapons?" On July 2, 2008, in a speech he gave in Denver Mr. Obama said "We cannot continue to rely on our military in order to achieve the national security objectives that we've set. We've got to have a civilian national security force that's just as powerful, just as strong, just as well-funded." In case you've missed it, as did most of America at the time, notice the use of the royal "We" in describing his plan. Can this be the force he was suggesting? I don't know, all I do know is that by allowing the unconstitutional changes to the Second Amendment being proposed we will be damned by yet unborn generations for allowing the gift of the liberty we enjoyed being stolen from them.
Contact the Governor and demand he sign all pro-gun legislation into law and demand that your representatives, both state and federal, publicly and privately defend the Second Amendment and the Constitution and stop all anti-gun legislation.


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Be glad in the Lord, and rejoice, O righteous.
Verse: Blessed are they whose transgressions have been forgiven.
TITUS, my son, the saying is sure. I desire you to insist on these things, so that those who have believed in God may be careful to apply themselves to good deeds; these are excellent and profitable to men. But avoid stupid controversies, genealogies, dissensions, and quarrels over the law, for they are unprofitable and futile. As for a man who is factious, after admonishing him once or twice, have nothing more to do with him, knowing that such a person is perverted and sinful; he is self-condemned.
When I send Artemas or Tychicos to you, do your best to come to me at Nicopolis, for I have decided to spend the winter there. Do your best to speed Zenas the lawyer and Apollos on their way; see that they lack nothing. And let our people learn to apply themselves to good deeds, so as to help cases of urgent need, and not to be unfruitful.
All who are with me send greeting to you. Greet those who love us in the faith. Grace be with you all. Amen.
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The science of economics is filled with paradoxes and puzzles that have challenged the great minds attempting to solve them over the past two centuries. Among these perplexing questions is one that you perhaps have considered yourself, for it confronts us on a daily basis as we go about our lives as workers and consumers in Denver. It is a paradox which lies within an apparent contradiction about job creation, and it can be simply stated as follows: As individuals, we advance ourselves by having jobs, but the economy advances itself by eliminating jobs.
The reason why we enjoy such a high standard of living in the twenty-first century is that we have found a way to accomplish so many tasks through automation, thereby eliminating jobs. Farm machinery has eliminated the job of planting and harvesting crops, robots have eliminated the jobs of assembly line workers, and computer automation has eliminated the jobs of many service workers. From the perspective of the economy as a whole this is a blessing, for the labor that once had to be devoted to such tasks now is free to accomplish other endeavors.
Now, we have a labor force that can tackle needs which were previously unmet. We are pursuing cures for cancer, MS, and diabetes. We are developing highly sophisticated systems for instantaneous communication. We are designing and building vacation resorts characterized by a level of luxury unimaginable to Europe's nineteenth-century royalty. We are discovering new ways to recycle old materials. In short, we are moving towards creating a world that has been beyond dreaming for most of human history.
So the progress that arises from labor-saving innovation creates a higher standard of living for everyone. But for the individual who loses a job, he or she also loses an income. All the material progress in the world is meaningless if you don't have the means of purchasing it.
How should we in Denver view this paradox? Job news in Colorado has not been especially encouraging of late. We are accustomed to reading news reports of lay-offs, yet reports of new hiring are infrequent. How do we best support our neighbors and friends when we learn that they are among those laid off?
My suggestion is that we support them in the transition to new employment by emphasizing the infinity of opportunities ahead. The transition between jobs is always agonizingly slow for the one who is unemployed. It can be one of the most difficult passages of life. But the shift does eventually happen. Our economic growth is an engine that never stops. It was powered by steam during the Industrial Revolution; now in the Information Age it is powered by silicon. But the momentum of economic progress continues.
Jobs that have been eliminated due to automation are not coming back, but new jobs are continually being created. There is an infinity of opportunity because there is an infinity of need. We need to investigate alternative energy sources. We need to develop better measures for internet security. We need to make basic health care more widely available. We need to reverse the effects of environmental damage. We need to do a better job of educating our young and caring for our elderly. There is much work we have yet to do to create a world that bears a resemblance to our most hopeful vision.
So when I am asked about the current bleakness of the employment outlook, I respond by pointing to the endlessness of our needs. The transition between jobs is never easy, but it is important during such a transition to remember that the momentum of economic growth will continue to generate new employment opportunities. The best gift we can give our neighbors during these days of unease is our well-founded optimism that the economy will always make a place for talented, productive, energetic workers.
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15) Old Hollywood: Which A++ list actress and one of the all-time great beauties of Hollywood ran to the bathroom shortly before winning her Best Actress Oscar and threw up what little she ate of her meal?
Audrey Hepburn
brea ftw!!!ReplyCancel
i had natalie or etReplyCancel
Nerves or were you implying something else Enty?ReplyCancel
I remember reading a book about her, years ago, that stated she was probably border line ana. It just always seemed to me from that book though that she didn't really eat when stressed.ReplyCancel
I came here to say the same so mine will have capslockangst:
"BREA FTW!!!"ReplyCancel
^5 Brea!
I love a good pile-on 😉
Ana & Mia are not just due to desires to be thin.ReplyCancel
And …? You can be sick because of the stress
And everyone knows Hepburn had a weird relation with food : she just ate little
Sorry Mr X knows because he was there with herReplyCancel
I stated the book stated she was borderline ana.
But, that it seemed to me that she just didn't eat when stressed.
And, yes ana & mia has many causes not just vanity.ReplyCancel
I saw some of her dresses in a museum. They were teeny weeny. I've never seen clothes for a woman that were so small in my life.
She must have been so frail.
I've never heard the story about her relationship with food. That is just. Horrible
I agree with this, my grandmother is in her 90s and she has always eaten very little. I've been helping her out around her house for a week and I can't think of a single full meal she's eaten, except for brunch this weekend. Otherwise she just eats spinach salad and either mango or yam. She's not anorexic by any means, just grew up before the days of 60oz sodas and 1/2 pound burgers.
TL;DR This doesn't necessarily equate to an eating disorderReplyCancel
Audrey Hepburn almost starved to death while growing up in Holland during the war. She and her mother, along with everyone else, had to eat grass, flower bubs and raw potatoes to survive. She wasn't skinny because she was obsessed with her weight, her stomach was messed up and she had trouble absorbing food. I think this BI is unfair. She was not like these silly actresses these days. She had a REASON for being underweight.ReplyCancel
Ya, Audrey's a tragic figure. So bright on the outside, so much turmoil inside. Growing up under Nazi occupation, vicious ballet training, and abusive men in her early early adulthood took their toll. A truly beautiful soul tho, one of the few "good ones" who have been in show-biz.ReplyCancel
I don't know why people find it so hard to believe that she had an eating disorder. A woman with well-known food issues who had a very stressful childhood and was–hellooo–a ballet dancer and an actress who had to deal with abusive men in Old Hollywood when women were all treated like sexual trading cards.ReplyCancel


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The Emery School District board of education met in their May meeting at San Rafael Junior High.
Luci Robinson was first on the agenda and gave information on the comprehensive guidance program at the school. She has been busy with student education plans where she meets with the students and their parents to discuss their plans for the future and to make sure the student is on line for graduation. She has had much success with this program and has currently completed SEOP for most of the school. She still has a few seventh graders to meet with. She has also met with students in groups.
She is also involved in data collection and reporting and the state is working to make this requirement easier and in a more workable format. The school has been very active in guidance activities and anti-bullying education. The tipline at the school has been used a lot. Time set aside for students to read has been helpful and the math remediation program is going well.
Troy Winter came before the school board to discuss soccer. He would like to see a soccer program at the high school level. He said he has been involved in soccer his entire life and he's been in the county eight years and has helped the soccer program in the county to grow. This year's program exceeds 240 participants. The junior high level players have formed a traveling team and have been playing around the area. Winter said last year he visited with Principal Larry Davis and Athletic Director Todd Jeffs at the high school. There are 26 on the traveling team. Winter said, "I believe there's interest and opportunity. That's why we wanted to come and talk to you. What do we need to do to come into Emery High?"
Superintendant Kirk Sitterud said the program has been looked at before, but it's been eight-10 years since a survey was done. With Title 9, if a boys sport is added another opportunity for a girls sport must be added to keep an equal opportunity for boys and girls. Boys play soccer in the spring and girls in the fall. There is the cost to look at, coaches, and are the fields at the school adequate for soccer. There will have to be a cost analysis. Students will have to be surveyed to see if they are interested in soccer and to see if it doesn't interfere with sports the students may already be playing. Winter said in his experience those who play soccer aren't usually involved in the other spring sports. There are four girls currently on the traveling team and nine girls that played last year that are currently in high school.
The board said they were willing to look at it. Winter said they would need approximately 20 players for a team. There are 11 on the field at one time.
Jerry Stotler invited the schools to become involved in the summer of service program sponsored by the Lt. Governor's office. Lt. Gov. Bell is encouraging young people to get involved in their communities and perform service. The students can keep track of their hours on line through userve.utah.gov and there will be prizes offered.
Superintendant Sitterud asked for approval for personnel items. Nancy Hansen will teach a half-day kindergarten at Cleveland Elementary. Jessica Lindley will teach self-contained special education at Cottonwood Elementary. Fourth-sixth graders special education will go to Cottonwood Elementary with a second-third grade unit at Cottonwood as well. Huntington Elementary will have the kindergarten-third grade special education. Jamie Murdoch and Lacey Murdoch will be the cheer advisors at San Rafael Junior High. LuAnn Sorensen will teach a half day Kindergarten at Ferron Elementary along with a half-day preschool.
"We are still working on staffing for next year. We will hold off on hiring support staff until after July 1 when new regulations take effect. Bob Smith will be retiring this year from Huntington Elementary," said Superintendant Sitterud.
The board approved the school trustland plans submitted by each of the schools. It is the responsibility of the school community councils to address the school's greatest academic needs with trustlands monies. After board approval the plans will now go onto the state office of education.
The board discussed how the school district will meet the requirements of SB-64 regarding teacher evaluations. One-third of the educators must be evaluated each year. This will be done with parent/student surveys and also observation. From 2015-16 and onward any pay increases will be partially based on surveys and student achievement. The program will have an experimental year at test sites before it is fully implemented. Superintendant Sitterud said there will need to be a tremendous amount of staff development.
The board approved a policy action in regards to student safety. If a student threatens suicide or is involved in a bullying incident, parents will be immediately notified. This was also added to the bullying policy.
Travel approval for the Emery High Marching band to participate in the Days of 47 parade on July 24 was given.
Bids were looked at for the heating and air conditioning project at Canyon View and San Rafael junior highs. New systems will increase the energy efficiency on the monthly bills. The projects were bid in three different categories including equipment, controls and installation. Doing the bids this way helped to save the district money. The projects at the junior highs are supposed to be completed by Aug. 10.
Kerry Lake was nominated the Utah state maintenance employee of the year and will be recognized at a banquet.
San Rafael Principal Doug Mecham said they've had a lot of good things happen in his first year at San Rafael. He said he had a parent tell him how much she appreciated the counselor Luci Robinson. The counselor helped the student to feel like they are smart and can succeed. Mecham said he's appreciative that the heating and cooling system will be done. The current system is very outdated. The teachers and students at San Rafael make education fun and exciting. The junior high kids are great. He enjoyed the Veteran's Day program the school hosts each year and the traditions in place at San Rafael. "I'm excited for summer and excited for next year. We have had much success from our students. Six students have had essays published in a creative writing book. Zachary Fauver had his poetry published in a booklet," said Principal Mecham.
Lane Justice said they've seen a big difference at the school and as a school employee he appreciates the support of the new principal.
Superintendant Sitterud said Jennifer Parkins has been recognized by Utah State as the outstanding outreach student. Graduations will take place on May 23 at Emery High and Green River High at 7 p.m.


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Go to the ant, O sluggard; consider her ways, and be wise. Without having any chief, officer or ruler, she prepares her food in summer, and gathers her sustenance in harvest. How long will you lie there, O sluggard? When will you arise from your sleep? A little sleep, a little slumber, a little folding of the hands to rest, and poverty will come upon you like a vagabond, and want like an armed man. A worthless person, a wicked man, goes about with crooked speech, winks with his eyes, scrapes with his feet, points with his finger, with perverted heart devises evil, continually sowing discord; therefore calamity will come upon him suddenly; in a moment he will be broken beyond healing.
There are six things which the LORD hates, seven which are an abomination to him: haughty eyes, a lying tongue, and hands that shed innocent blood, a heart that devises wicked plans, feet that make haste to run to evil, a false witness who breathes out lies, and a man who sows discord among brothers. My son, keep your father's commandment, and forsake not your mother's teaching.
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The trial of deposed Tunisian president Zine El Abidine Ben Ali begins today in absentia, since Ben Ali is yukking it up with Saudi royals on his extended vacation there. Today's trial is the first of many, but this one is pretty juicy. Ben Ali is charged with theft, as well as drug and weapons possession, and the case is built on evidence recovered from two of his palaces outside of Tunis.
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Jackson Jensen from Canyon View Junior High learned good grades really do pay off. Jensen, a seventh grader, won the Emery County-area drawing for a $100 scholarship savings account from Zions Bank's Pays for As program. Zions Bank's Castle Dale branch manager Joel Hatch, Jenene Hansen, customer service manager, along with Principal Jones surprised Jensen with the scholarship during the school's wrestling meet on Nov. 24.
Open to all Idaho and Utah students in seventh- 12th grade and ages 13-18, Zions Pays for As offers cash incentives for good grades. Teen students simply take their most recent term-end report cards from the current academic year into any Zions Bank location. They'll receive $1 per "A" deposited into their Teengreen savings accounts, or .50 cents per "A" if they opt for cash. For each "A" on their report cards, students receive automatic entries into one of 152 annual drawings for scholarship prizes worth up to $1,000.
Earlier this year, Jensen brought his report card with at least one "A" grade into Zions Bank's Huntington office. His name was selected randomly in a drawing among entrants from that branch.
Students have until Feb. 5 to submit most recent report cards for the next $100 scholarship savings account drawing. Students need not be customers of Zions to participate. More information and full contest details are available online at www.zionsbank.com/pays4as.
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