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Skip to comments.Feinstein urges Americans to 'bite the bullet' on gun control
Posted on 12/30/2012 8:44:31 AM PST by Sub-Driver
Feinstein urges Americans to 'bite the bullet' on gun control
By KEVIN CIRILLI | 12/30/12 9:59 AM EST
Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) said on Sunday that America needs to "bite the bullet" on gun control reform in wake of the Dec. 14 shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.
"America has to bite the bullet of what these incidents mean to our people, to our nation and our nation's standing in the world," Feinstein said on "Fox News Sunday." "When you have someone walking in and slaying in the most brutal way, 6-year-olds, something is really wrong."
Feinstein is set to introduce gun control legislation that would enact stricter background checks and gun registration laws in wake of the Sandy Hook shooting, in which authorities say Adam Lanza, 20, killed 20 children and six others at the elementary school.
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She probably would!
This story has the possibility for the most "bite me" remarks. And yes, I have something Feinswine can bite on.
Hey, you evil, nasty *itch, I don't give a rat's @$$ about what a collection of depraved, maniacal, dictatorial fascist tyrants and lunatic Islamic theocracies or their "republics" think about me or my country - and if you were a real American (as you obviously are NOT) you wouldn't care either.
So get on your broom, fly back to Fairyland in San Francisco, and GET OUT OF MY FACE!!!!!
I think she meant "swallow the bullet."
Someone really needs to look closely at Feinstein's position on this to see how she and her husband can make money on it. She and her husband have become filthy rich abusing the system.
It's official. Adam Lanza is a hero to the left.
I think she means: "Pay no attention to what we are doing to corrupt the United States, around the world, the gun issue is small fries compared to the world domination we are involved with, with other evil leaders. So bite it, y'all."
Yup, that is what I think she really means.
Great minds.........
Yes I would like to urge Feinstein to "bite me"
Feinstein stop doing the business of your Chinese overlords.
For God's sake.
It ain't the gun, sweetie.
She is brave behind the walls of steel.
Don't you wish at least one Republican Senator had the guts to say that in rebuttal?
She should put the bullet facing inward when she bites it and I'll hit it with a hammer.
Giving up your liberty?
Surrendering your rights for the promise of safety?
How come I don't feel any safer?
I feel like an animal being led to slaughter.
Either the GOP rises to this challenge, or we find another party.
Now is the time GOP.
I would personally pass on that, actually.
I wish this hag would PERSONALLY come to my door to take away a weapon!
I want you Ms. Feinstein to come disarm me personally.
If a Repub made the statement it would be tatamount to telling the People that they should all be shot in the face...
How many "victims" of mass shooters are there per year? Compare that to the 2 million home invasions per year, the 400,000 women raped each year(just those reported). but the media makes it seem like mass shootings are all there is.
These stupid mass shooters that seek the media fame are a fluke statistically insignificant.
Out of 330 million people in the U.S.A only a handful have been mass shooters, the stars of the media/demcorats, the shooting stars.
compare that to the fact that 2,000,000 home burglaries are reported each year in the United States.
those are just the reported ones. The media is purposely putting many people who live in homes in danger by trying to take away their right and ability to defend themselves. The media hides this but concentrates on mass shootings which are trillions of times less likely to happen to you ( t never will believe me ). But there is a good chance criminals will invade your home. what are we supposed to do if 3 black young thugs invade our homes? Yes I most people will wish then to have an "assault" weapon , or at least a semi-automatic .45 which is what is needed in that situation, at least but a full automatic weapon would be even better at stopping these monsters invading our home.
almost 400,000 women get raped every year in the U.S. ,many of those get tortured and murdered too. So the media is putting many women in danger by hiding the rapes and murders of women but focusing on disarming them so they can't defend themselves too.
and I'm a man but I have female family members. the democrats want us disarmed so they can control us , genocide us, so we can't defend against a tyranical government and above all to empower government and at the same time disempower the individual
Because they are probably just as guilty as her.
I committed no crime, Diane.
I will not let you punish me.
I did not elect you, I do not answer to you, and you do not have the authority to infring upon my right to bear arms, you ugly arrogant stupid little troll.
How these people trade in their own personal freedom and peace, to push this anti-American agenda, is something I can not get my head around.
We know from history that people can only take so much loss of freedom and free will, before they snap.
These liberals push people so far that it is dangerous.
I am thinking they are not safe to walk around the countryside, without fear that someone is going to go postal and try to kill them.
They must have an army of protection, but they will never really be safe again.
What could they gain, in power or money, that is more precious to them then their own safety and peace?
I am baffled.
None of the changes would have prevented the shooting in Newtown.
But the fascist b*tch knows that...
Lanza did have a tat on his arm that said "anarchist communist" plus he was a Satanist. He's a double hero of the Left.
Well, she got that part right. Trouble is, she doesn't recognize the role she and her liberal friends have played in bringing about the wrong.
No, Ms Feinstein, America needs to bite the bullet on taking lunatics off the streets and putting them back in the asylums, and on banning gun free zones.
If we do get an EO or legislation with a registration requirement, we all know that there will be massive non- compliance. Nonetheless, we need to start thinking about 'gun haven' zones, where citizens could keep or store their guns. This would require anti- registration and anti-confiscation legislation at the local and state level. Couple this with statements from sheriffs and governors guaranteeing non-compliance with the gun grabbers and you have created a redoubt of resistance. Those individuals living in fascistic blue states and cities could store any additional guns and ammo in the gun haven zones in warehouses without fear of confiscation.
Appealing to the 2A is not enough when you are dealing with those who openly detest the Constitution and BOR.
If anything comes down the pike, manufactures, dealers and owners, should just ignore it and dare the feds to enforce it.
Our standing in the world? Does anyone here really give a crap what the rest of the world thinks?
Does it get any lamer? To bad we can't rent a billboard in CA that we know either Finkstein or her staff will see and tell her what we think of her temper tantrum.
"How these people trade in their own personal freedom and peace, to push this anti-American agenda, is something I can not get my head around."
The Left WANTS a civil war/ rebellion so they can get rid of conservatives, libertarians, and Bible believing Christians once and for all. They need a pretext for unleashing state sponsored violence, that's why they are being so provocative.
All of the ogres in history have ardently sought peace. But when they talk of peace, it means annihilating all resistance. Cemeteries are very peaceful places.
she is either profiting from this or senile or a moron ( IMO of course)
Most Americans turn to guns to protect themselves and their families from those that would do them harm. That includes criminals, but also includes government. I propose we tie gun control to government control. Remove power from the federal government and return it to the states and I will consider (like Democrats "consider" future spending cuts)further restrictions on guns. After all, wouldn't the world have been better off if more Germans owned guns while Hitler was rising to power? Private gun ownership could have stopped WWII before it began. This would have eliminated the deaths of millions of innocent people. Private gun ownership could have also eliminated millions of innocent Russians from being killed by Stalin. More millions have been killed by powerful centralized government from tin horn dictators like Saddam Hussein, Pol Pot, and a host of others. The number of deaths caused by big government far outweigh the deaths caused by private citizens owning guns. I think it is time we address the real issue; big, centralized, over powerful government. Gun control without government control is simply reconstructing past environments that have led to untold human misery and the death of millions.
I believe she is doing the bidding, of the Chinese communists.
That is even worse.
Donnie Smith, the sheriff of Washington County, Maine, called for an "assault weapons" ban last week. This gun-grabber said that people aren't allowed to own SCUD missiles or nuclear weapons, so they shouldn't be allowed to own "assault weapons." What an idiot. He's equating semi-automatic rifles with nuclear weapons?
Washington County is a rural coastal county in "downeast" Maine, in the northeast corner of the state. It is a poor county, but like all of rural Maine, people are armed to the teeth. I live in a coastal county in Maine, but NOT Washington County.
Why don't they podunk police departments and tiny sheriff's departments give up their FULLY automatic weapons, tanks, armored personnel carriers, drones, and agressive SWAT teams who serve warrants for minor offenses before they try to strip us of OUR constitutional rights?
What about that pesky Second Amendment?
Disarming law abiding people stops nutjob murderers, how, exactly?
So, as long as you and the other would be gun-grabbers (aka fascists) maintain armed guards, you can just STFU on gun control.
Diane needs to seriously sober up.....permanently.
She is waaaay off base with her actions on guns, IMO.
What a hypocrite!! Out of 7 CCW permits issued in San Fran, Diane, her husband & 2 bodyguards have 4 of the 7 permits!!!
>>How come I don't feel any safer?
I feel like an animal being led to slaughter<<
Right? I feel threatened, not safer.
Hey Dianne, BITE THIS!
Damn! I'm so past that. After Bush's 2nd term, McCain and then Romney, I'm thinking a strong conservative TEA PARTY...Party.
Nationalist, Pro-God, constitutional conservative party.
Dems are desperate to make us think it's about the GUNS, so we don't notice it's about the CRAPPY LEFTIST SCHOOL SYSTEM that produced the severely damaged Adam Lanza. Want a solution? Abolish the Dept of Education.
"Her eyes were hollows of madness,
"Her hair like dung-stained hay;
"But she loved her Nazi coherts,
"Her fascist fellow travelers,
"So, dumb as a Lib she listened, and she heard the NRA say..."
Beat me to it — again!!
Why aren't any Republican legislators calling the Gun Free School Zone Act a failure and submitting legislation that repeals it? Many school are armed already. Just do it.
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The Emery County Commissioners voted to hold a county signing for the Community Covenant program. This program lends support in the community for military members and their families as well as veterans. Sgt. Ryan Palmer attended the commission meeting to talk about the program. He said the program was started in 2008 by the Department of the Army and it has spread to all branches of the service. Emery County cities already participating include Castle Dale, Emery, Ferron, Huntington, Cleveland, Orangeville and Green River. Sgt. Palmer said there are programs in place to help veterans and this program helps build a network and puts a face on what the communities are doing. The Community Covenant program acts as a liaison between the military and the communities. It helps those who live in the community become aware of the resources that exist for them. Those leading the Community Covenant program meet often to discuss the program and give out new and pertinent information for veterans and military families.
The county has expressed an interest in becoming part of the Community Covenant program. Commissioner James Nelson said he has attended many of these Community Covenant programs and finds them to be very patriotic occasions. Patriotism is near and dear to the heart of Emery County residents. Soliciting support for our veterans and military families is a worthy cause noted Commissioner Nelson.
Commissioner Laurie Pitchforth said she has attended several of the programs and believes it will blend well with what the communities are already doing to help military families. She thinks the county really needs to step up and follow through if it takes on the commitment of being a Community Covenant participant.
Commissioner Jeff Horrocks said he is a veteran and is very touched by the program and he sees its benefits. It's very difficult to understand the hardships these military families go through. "Emery County wants to participate in this program," said Commissioner Horrocks.
Sgt. Palmer said he would prepare the signing documents. The signing will take place on Nov. 13 during commission meeting upstairs at the county building at 9 a.m.
The commission ratified the state of emergency declaration for the drought, fire and floods which have plagued the county. They had to sign this document earlier to get emergency funds coming to the county to help with flood control and clean-up and other projects related to the fire.
Brenda Tuttle, the clerk/auditor presented the tentative budget for 2013 to the commission for their approval. The revenue is close to the same as in prior years. It may look like there is an increase in the sheriff's office budget, but it's due to moving the salaries into the department.
A budget hearing will take place on Dec. 18 at 6 p.m. at commission meeting.
Jacob Sharp, director of the Castle Valley Special Service District presented his 2013 tentative budget. He said it is similar to other years. The revenue and wages are about the same. In 2013 the road maintenance and chip seal project will be in Castle Dale and $700,000 has been budgeted for that. One million has been set aside for street projects throughout the county. The sewer improvement project in Clawson has $280,000 set aside there. The debt service for repayment of the bonds is going down after it reached its highest levels the past couple of years. Sharp said the tentative budget was approved in the district board meeting on Oct. 18.
The commissioners approved both tentative budgets.
Improvements to the access road for Millsite State Park was approved. This is a cooperative agreement between Emery County and Emery County Special Service District. The project will begin in 2013.
The commission approved a tax adjustment for a green belt property for an Emery County resident.
Kris Bell will put together a gift from Emery County for the Utah Association of Counties convention. The gift consists of items made in Emery County or gifts from Emery County businesses.
The noxious weed agreement was signed for 2013, Emery County will contribute $7,500 to this fund. This fund has been used for Russian Olive removal and they have become quite efficient at this.
The Huntington airport insurance was renewed and the premium was down a little.
Commissioner Nelson reported Sen. Orrin Hatch had visited the county. Shannon Hiatt attended pool training. Commissioner Nelson attended the resource development meeting in Green River. Budget hearings have been held and Commissioner Nelson said these meetings were traumatic. He will attend a centrally assessed meeting at UAC. The county will meet with Kathleen Clarke on the public lands bill. He met with the NRCS to secure emergency funds for flood repair. Emery Water Conservancy District has also secured funds for removal of debris along Huntington Creek. Commissioner Nelson indicated the The damage to Huntington Creek is extensive. There are many stakeholders involved including the farmers and their water diversions. With the beetle killed trees, fire and flooding there have been massive changes to Huntington Canyon this year.
Damage has occurred in campgrounds and trails and new debris catch basins have been installed to help catch the debris before it reaches the river.
Commissioner Nelson said in some places soil has washed away and it's down to the bedrock. It has been a traumatic experience and this pressure filled situation will be an ongoing problem. Worries now with winter setting in will be avalanche danger.
The Army Corp of Engineers must approve anything that's done. The NRCS cannot contribute to the forest service so the funding must pass through the county. Work has begun below the forest service boundary. There is a large debris pile west of Huntington City that is going to be cleaned up to prevent it from being washed farther down the canyon and possibly taking out bridges in the area. Huntington power plant must also be protected from debris flows. The power plant supplies power to seven western states.
Commissioner Pitchforth reported it was great to be back in the commission room after being forced into the downstairs portion of the county building due to bat damage and clean-up efforts upstairs.
She thanked the tech department that had to set computers and equipment up downstairs for the commissioners and other upstairs offices. "I want to thank UDOT and Nielson Construction for the fabulous road between Castle Dale and Ferron. The Ferron Bridge project has been put on hold until next spring. I attended the fly-in at Huntington airport and it is a great event. The improvements at the airport are more than justified. I met a lot of fun people at the event and there are people coming into our county. I met with the purchasing policy committee and we will discuss the changes in next month's commission meeting. We went to the CIB to secure funding for the weed and mosquito building and to help support Huntington City with the flood issue. Festive Friday was a great success, their next event will be for the holidays."
Commissioner Horrocks said the CIB funding for the weed and mosquito building was a $427,000 grant. The building will be constructed near the county road shop. Johansen and Tuttle will be the engineers. The contract will be signed and sent back and that project will be ready to roll. Commissioner Horrocks said he thought the fly-in at the airport was a great success too. There was one mishap where a plane was blown off the runway, but due to the pilot's quick action no one was injured. The young eagles took 98 young people up in airplanes for rides. The backcountry pilots flew into the backcountry strips in the county. Commissioner Horrocks told of the UAC military task force and he is a member there and they are trying to take care of veterans and wounded warriors. This is to thank veterans and give back to them. "We are always indebted to our veterans," said Commissioner Horrocks.
Commissioner Pitchforth said the Lion's Club is looking for new members. They have expanded to be a countywide organization. They help the blind, give scholarships, get glasses for those in need and many other projects. They have donation jars out in the community. They invite interested people to join this volunteer service club.
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P Jeremy Hellickson Tampa Bay Rays Jake Peavy Chicago White Sox C.J. Wilson Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim
C Alex Avila Detroit Tigers Russell Martin New York Yankees A.J. Pierzynski Chicago White Sox Matt Wieters Baltimore Orioles
1B Adrian Gonzalez Boston Red Sox Eric Hosmer Kansas City Royals Mark Teixeira New York Yankees
2B Dustin Ackley Seattle Mariners Robinson Cano New York Yankees Dustin Pedroia Boston Red Sox
3B Adrian Beltre Texas Rangers Brandon Inge Oakland Athletics Mike Moustakas Kansas City Royals
SS Elvis Andrus Texas Rangers J.J. Hardy Baltimore Orioles Brendan Ryan Seattle Mariners
LF Alex Gordon Kansas City Royals Desmond Jennings Tampa Bay Rays David Murphy Texas Rangers
CF Austin Jackson Detroit Tigers Adam Jones Baltimore Orioles Mike Trout Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim
RF Shin-Soo Choo Cleveland Indians Jeff Francoeur Kansas City Royals Josh Reddick Oakland Athletics
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P Bronson Arroyo Cincinnati Reds Mark Buehrle Miami Marlins Clayton Kershaw Los Angeles Dodgers
C Yadier Molina St. Louis Cardinals Miguel Montero Arizona Diamondbacks Carlos Ruiz Philadelphia Phillies
1B Freddie Freeman Atlanta Braves Adam LaRoche Washington Nationals Joey Votto Cincinnati Reds
2B Darwin Barney Chicago Cubs Aaron Hill Arizona Diamondbacks Brandon Phillips Cincinnati Reds
3B Chase Headley San Diego Padres Aramis Ramirez Milwaukee Brewers David Wright New York Mets
SS Zack Cozart Cincinnati Reds Ian Desmond Washington Nationals Jose Reyes Miami Marlins Jimmy Rollins Philadelphia Phillies
LF Ryan Braun Milwaukee Brewers Carlos Gonzalez Colorado Rockies Martin Prado Atlanta Braves
CF Michael Bourn Atlanta Braves Andrew McCutchen Pittsburgh Pirates Drew Stubbs Cincinnati Reds
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Rodney H. Brady records 1937-1988 1975-1985
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Guide to the Rodney H. Brady records
Weber State University Archives
2901 University Circle
Ogden, UT, 84408-2901
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Phone: 801-626-6388
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Overview of the Collection
|Weber State University Archives2901 University CircleOgden, UT, 84408-2901URL: http://library.weber.edu/asc/archivesdept/default.cfmEmail: firstname.lastname@example.com: 801-626-6388Fax: 801-626-7045
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|Rodney H. Brady records
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Arrangement of Materials:The collection has been arranged into twelves series by topic. Each series is filled in alphabetical order, each folder is arranged chronologically. An addendum was added at a later date and contains files organized alphabetically and then chronologically. Series 1, General office files A-Z, 1937-1985; Series 2, Athletics, 1970-1985; Series 3, Board of Regents, 1978-1985; Series 4, Miscellaneous A-Z, 1978-1985; Series 5, Other schools, 1975-1985; Series 6, Individuals, 1975-1985; Series 7, Academic Schools, 1978-1988; Series 8, Scouting, 1976-1983; Series 9, Brady Book original draft; Series 10, The Brady Years at WSC; Series 11, Inaugural Ceremony program and photographs, July 1978; Series 12, Miscellaneous, circa 1978-1984; Series 13, Addendum, 1978-1986.
Scope and Contents
The collection consists of office files from President Brady's tenure at Weber State College.
Academic Schools have been compiled under the headings that were in place at the time of processing. For instance, Mathematics was under Humanities, it now is in the College of Sciences. Notations have been inserted to indicate where there is more information on the same subject in other parts of the collection. For instance, in General Files there is noteworthy correspondence as well as in the Brady Years at Weber State College.
Administrative History:
Rodney H. Brady was born on January 31, 1933. After graduation from Jordan High School, Brady entered the University of Utah in 1951. He interrupted his university studies to serve an LDS mission to Great Britain from 1953-1955. He returned to the University of Utah and simultaneously completed work for both a B.S. in Accounting and an MBA, each awarded with high honors in June, 1957. Brady pursued a doctoral studies at the Harvard graduate school of business from 1957-1959 prior to service in the United States Air Force from 1959-1962. He married Carolyn Ann (Mitzi) Hansen on October 25, 1960 and they are the parents of three sons. After finishing his stint in the military, Brady joined the Management Systems Corporation as Vice President (1962-1965) and later joined the Hughes Tool Company where he served as Vice President from 1966-1970. Brady returned to Harvard in 1965 to complete his Doctorate in business administration and his dissertation, "The Impact of Computers on Top Management Decision Making in the Aerospace and Defense Industry" was named the outstanding dissertation of the year by the school. From 1970-1972 he served in the Nixon administration as Assistant Secretary for Administration and Management of the Department of Health, Education and Welfare. In 1972 he began a six-year career as Executive Vice President, Chairman of the Executive Committee and member of the Board of Directors of Bergen Brunswig Company. On June 16, 1978 Brady was named by the Utah State Board of Regents to succeed outgoing President Joseph L. Bishop on July 1, 1978. From the beginning of his tenure as President, Brady emphasized the importance of making Weber State College a superior undergraduate college stressing teaching excellence. In addition to his business and education service, Brady has been active in a variety of church, civic and service organizations. Most notably, he has been active in the Boy Scouts of America. In March 1985 in a letter to the Utah State Board of Regents, Brady announced he would resign his post as president on July 1, 1985. In April 1985, the Weber State College Institutional Council awarded Brady the status of President Emeritus. From 1985-1986 Brady was President and Chief Executive Officer of Bonneville International Corporation. He became the President and CEO of Deseret Management Corporation in 1996, a position he still holds.
Access Terms
This Collection is indexed under the following controlled access subject terms.
Conditions Governing Access:
The collection is open for research use.
Administrative Information
Custodial History:
Material was acquired from the Office of the President (1982-, 1983-19, 1987-16, 1988-02, 1993-27, 1996-57).
Preferred Citation:
[Item identification], Rodney H. Brady records, 05-17-001, Weber State University Archives, Ogden, Utah.
Acquisition Information:
Received from the Office of the President, 1982-1996.
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By MARK H. WILLIAMSCastle Dale
Dear Editor,
All Emery County residents concerned about our future should be troubled that an outside group, the Utah Shared Access Alliance (USA-All), has had to sue our commissioners to try to force them to protect our RS 2477 road rights of way. These RS 2477 roads are critical to our economic future as well as to our traditional recreation use of the federal lands in Emery County. But the wilderness extremists and many federal land managers want to close off as many of these roads as they can. In Emery County, the BLM has already obstructed some of the most important roads we have used for generations for recreation and economic uses, including Junes Bottom, Muddy Creek and Segers Hole.
These road rights of way are property rights that we own as a county. The commission has a responsibility to defend them or abandon them using the public process laid out in law.
Other rural county commissions in Utah and around the West are doing just that, fighting to protect their county roads. According to USA-All, our commission, rather than standing up for our rights is cooperating with the BLM to enforce these illegal road closures.
This is such a critical issue to our future that the SouthEastern Utah OHV Club has arranged a public briefing with the lead attorney from USA-All so we can better understand the problems that have led to this lawsuit. On Thursday, May 27, 2004 at 7 p.m. he will be at the Museum of the San Rafael in Castle Dale to explain this lawsuit to county residents.
The public is encourgaed to attend this briefing and will have a chance to ask questions about the road closure situation in Emery County as well as about the USA-All lawsuit. We are also welcoming the county commissioners to attend and answer questions.
Since this is an election year, I think it is particularly important for all Emery County residents to understand the commission's policy and how it threatens our RS 2477 property rights.


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Series preview of sorts
Jean Lefebvre
April 14 2009 08:42PM
For the Calgary Flames, there's never been an entry to the playoffs quite like this one. Thanks to a combination of injuries and salary-cap gridlock – or call it unforgivable fiscal mismanagement, if that floats your boat – there was a decidedly surreal atmosphere in the regular season's final couple of weeks.
"Hey, teenaged defenceman fresh out of junior stepping into the lineup! Look, a perfectly useful NHL forward playing on the farm because we don't want him cashing cheques in Calgary! And what about that phantom fourth line? You remember all those times last season when you smart-alec fans watched Mark Smith, Eric Godard and Marcus Nilson churning around out there and you wondered if the Flames would be better off with no fourth line at all? Well I guess we found out, didn't we?"
Of course, most of that doesn't matter now. Well, the part about gimpy-kneed Robyn Regehr not being able to play matters, as does the fact that some Flames fans are actually happy to see Anders Eriksson back in town. But at least the CBA Three-card Monte involving John Negrin, Dustin Boyd and Matt Pelech is taking a powder for the rest of the season. However long that is.
For better or worse, here the Flames are and the more grounded members of the Calgary fanbase are desperately trying to figure out if there's any basis for believing a fourth straight first-round sayonara isn't at hand.
The fun part of this time of the season (and by fun, we mean so incredibly frustrating that we're tempted to reach for the closest sharp object and puncture our own eardrums) is that half-baked opinions are put forth by everyone from panel "experts" to bandwagon fan as gospel truth.
One beauty that has been spouted by at least two national broadcasters in the last little while is that springtime is the time Darryl Sutter will regret the fact he didn't land a veteran backup for Miikka Kiprusoff at the trade deadline. That one is so dumb, it's hardly worth addressing. Honestly, the Flames are in tough against the Blackhawks with Kiprusoff between the pipes, so what difference could it possibly make if the guy working the door on the bench is Curtis McElhinney, Leland Irving, Martin Gerber, Marc Denis, Manny Legace or, for that matter, Rick Tabaracci?
As inconsistent as Kiprusoff has been this season, he's the only realistic option for the Flames and Plan B in the crease ranks about 417th on the list of critical factors for Calgary's chances at post-season success.
Assuming Regehr has to be written off for the entire series, No. 1 and 1A on said list could very well be the availability and viability of Rene Bourque and Curtis Glencross. Kent of Five Hole Fanatics (and this site) could tell the advanced metrics story far better, but the bottom line is Bourque and Glencross were excellent even-strength players for the Flames this season. Heck, at one point, Bourque was one of the top 10 even-strength players in the whole wide NHL. And, without resorting to those hackneyed terms like grit and sandpaper, No. 17 and No. 20 strike you as players who would hold up well to the playoff rigours.
A few other notes and musings about the series:
- Even though there's plenty of evidence to the contrary, there'll be lots of talk about the importance of momentum going into the playoffs (ie the 'Hawks finished 6-0-1 while the Flames wobbled home 4-6 and haven't beaten a playoff team since March 23). It should almost go without saying, but far more important than any slump or hot streak are the underlying reasons for the run, good or bad. For the Flames, there are certain bugaboos that will just work themselves out (the undermanned roster, a ridiculous power-play dry spell that simply won't continue, some of their injury issues) and there are others that will be an issue whether it's September, January or April (some of the big-name forwards' iffy five-on-five play, Dion Phaneuf's major defensive issues, the all-too-evident mortality and not infrequent mediocrity of Kiprusoff).
- Will the Brian Campbell the Flames see this year be any better than the Brian Campbell who gave Calgary a fighting chance in their series against San Jose 12 months ago?
- Double bad news for the Flames – Chicago forward Patrick Sharp is probable for Game 1; erratic Chicago defenceman Brent Sopel is out.
- Patrick Kane, Jonathan Toews, Martin Havlat, Nikolai Khabibulin, Duncan Keith et al will get most of the pub, but Sami Pahlsson is quietly one of the keys to Chicago's post-season hopes.
- Potential secret weapon for the Flames? How about Eric Nystrom, who responded pretty well to the additional ice time in the late-season going.
- All that said, the prediction here is Chicago in five.
- And one final question, after all the years that certain elements of the media screamed about the Flames' need for a True No. 1 Centreman™ (and ignoring all the panel guesspert gossip about dressing-room cancers) who is the better hockey player: Daymond Langkow or Olli Jokinen? Please discuss.
I would have to disagree on some issues. On the issue of the true number one center, I would have to say neither. Langkow if I had to pick one but he works so much better on the second line. And I would take Lombo over Olli, like jeez. We could have gotten someone so much better than Olli in trading Lombo away. Olli just doesnt fit with the Flames. I am so frustrated with this organization right now. They just cant seem to put together a team to take us over the top. We are a good team but could be elite with some better drafting and realizing what it takes to win.
Call me a diehard Flames fan but im gonna say Flames in 7. If the Flames get bounced in the first round AGAIN Its time for changes...
Great stuff Jean. Glad to have you back writing about the Flames.
As for the Langkow/Jokinen issue - I dont think it's even close. I'll leave it to you and those who know me to figure out who I prefer.
I'm not going to read Kent's mind ;) but I don't have a scintilla of doubt saying that Langkow is a better player than Jokinen.
Although maybe after the nextfirst 10 or 50 times I hear Langkow's results excused away for one or another reason, I'll change my mind.
April 15 2009, 12:23AM
This is great stuff. I'll second Kent's comment - I'm not even a Flames fan and I've always liked your work.
That said as an Edmonton fan, this question:
And one final question, after all the years that certain elements of the media screamed about the Flames' need for a True No. 1 Centreman™ (and ignoring all the panel guesspert gossip about dressing-room cancers) who is the better hockey player: Daymond Langkow or Olli Jokinen? Please discuss.
seems terribly, terribly familiar somehow. I see that the True No. 1 Centreman™ cult exists outside of Edmonton too.
And, as with the others, I'll say Langkow.
I love the trademark bit. Of course it's still too early to make a final call on Olli, but who could ever seriously knock Langkow? He's smart, gritty, productive, and a great two-way guy.
The backup talk is stupid, granted, but then again... there was Cujo last year so you can forgive a little punditry recycling (same as the #1 centre saw). At least Keenan will be less likely to pull the same shenanigans this time.
Boy do I remember the good old Tabaracci days, when there were 3 goalies and I owned an Alexander Godynyuk hockey card that described him as a "just an awesome stud"!
Go young guns!
Thanks for the feedback and the welcomes everyone.
Believe it or not, the Langkow-Jokinen question was not entirely rhetorical. The whole No. 1 centre debate is fascinating to me and will definitely be revisited.
This is really cool. I look forward to reading you Jean!!
I've got to lean towards Langkow, for now. But not too strongly. I realize that Jokinen has been weak since coming home from the road trip, but the team as a whole hasn't been that hot. He's got the playoffs to prove himself worthwhile or a bust.
So without a decision on Jokinen, I'm going with Langkow. If he were a better faceoff man, there would be no question. As it is, he's my pick for his work in front of the net, making life a bit easier for the shooters on the team. And he's a clean player. (Phaneuf accumulated as many penalty minutes in one game this year as Langkow did the entire year.)
@ Lefebvre:
I guess it'll depend on how some folks define "#1 center". I consider things like "big body presence" and career goal totals to be totally secondary to things like underlying numbers, outscoring, two-way ability and, therefore, overall effectiveness.
Langkow wins hands down in almost every category. He is, and has been for years, the superior option at ES.
It seems like the consensus here is that Langkow is a better #1 centre than Jokinen. So then why is Jokinen our "top line centre"? He obviously hasn't been clicking with Iggy lately so what does Keenan do? He shuffles up the left wing. Wouldn't it make sense to put Langkow centering Iggy especially since its proven that they have chemistry together?
It sure would.
I dont think Keenan sees it the same way, however.
Far be it from me to slight the NATIONAL MEDIA ©™® but it's pretty clear that their biggest problem is an almost complete infamiliarity with the West. As an ex-pat living in Toronto if I had a dime for everytime I hear about Kippers "excellence" this season, (or for that matter, didn't hear that the Flames top four defencemen were at one point on the shelf) I'd have enough money to get tickets to the ACC. They're not stupid, they just have no clue whatsoever. Not the same thing.
Great article though.
Jean, you must still know lots of people in the MSM, right? Do you think you could do us a favour and try to get some of them to pander less and worry about the facts more? Oh, that would be so nice... :)
Anyway, great to see you here, I enjoy your writing.


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Aug. 3 Olympics scenes: Day 7
Missy Franklin, left, celebrated winning the Women's 200m Backstroke Final with teammate Elizabeth Beisel, who hails from Saunderstown, R.I. on the seventh day of the Olympics. Beisel came away with the bronze medal after Franklin's world record win. Next
Michael Phelps won his 21st medal, taking the gold in the men's 100m Butterfly . Next
Rebecca Adlington of Great Britain congratulated Katie Ledecky of the United States on winning the Women's 800m Freestyle. Ledecky is 15 years old. Next
Prince William, Duke of Cambridge and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge applauded the gold medal victory by the Team GB Men's Team Pursuit in the Track Cycling. Next
Diana Taurasi of the US is guarded by Czech Republic's Ilona Burgrova during their women's preliminary round Group A basketball game. The US beat the Czech Republic 88-61 Friday at the Basketball Arena. Next
Sydney Leroux (right) and the US women's soccer team advanced to the semifinals of the Olympics tournament with a 2-1 victory over Rebecca Smith and New Zealand on Friday. Scroll through the gallery for more scenes from the action in London. Next
From left, South Korea's gold medal team, Gu Bongi, Kim Junghwan, Won Woo-young and Oh Eunseok participate in the medals ceremony for men's team saber fencing. Next
Ethiopia's Tirunesh Dibaba reacted after winning gold in the women's 10,000-meter final Friday. Next
From left to right, Carmelita Jeter of the United States, Sheniqua Ferguson of the Bahamas and Olga Bludova of Kazakhstan compete in the Women's 100m Round 1 Heats. Jeter is a favorite to win the gold. Next
Nadine Zumkehr from Switzerland dives for a ball during the Beach Volleyball match against the US Friday. Next
South Korea's Oh Jin Hyek bites his gold medal during the victory ceremony for the men's individual archery event. Next
From left to right, Geraint Thomas, Steven Burke and Peter Kennaugh of Great Britain celebrated with their gold medals during the medal ceremony for the Men's Team Pursuit Track Cycling final on Day 7 of the London 2012 Olympic Games. Next
Germany's Kristina Vogel (left) leads Russia's Ekaterina Gnidenko in the track cycling women's keirin first round heat 1 at the Velodrome. Next
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The track and field events began at the London Olympics on Friday, including heat races in the women's 400 meters at Olympic Stadium. Next
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Graduate Medical Education Poster Competition Announces Winners
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The 6th Annual Graduate Medical Education Poster Competition was held in the Learning Resources Center Tuesday, April 10. The competition was open to all current residents and fellows. Five posters were chosen for awards based on their presentations and research design.
First place was awarded to Prerna Rastogi, M.D.(pathology), who presented "Cigarette Smoke Increases Breast Cancer Cell Adherence to Lung Endothelium."
Second place was awarded to Tricia Missall, M.D., Ph.D. (dermatology), who presented "Phenotypic Characterization of the Tumor Microenvironment During Imiquimod Treatment of Melanoma In Situ, Lentiginous Type."
Third place was awarded to Sofia Chaudhry, M.D. (dermatology), who presented "Pediatric Access to Dermatologists: Medicaid versus Private Insurance"; Zaher Fanari, M.D. (cardiology), who presented "Evaluation of the Safety of Beta Blockers in the Acute Management of Cocaine-Associated Chest Pain"; and Mohamed Shousha, M.D. (ophthalmology) "A Novel Non-Contact Technique to Diagnose Ocular Surface Lesions."


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Jazz is their business, and they've monopolized it. Pianist Ellis Jr. — son of Ellis Sr., a civil rights activist — confines his efforts mostly to teaching in his native New Orleans, but his four musical children (out of six) barnstorm far and wide. Wynton (trumpet) is artistic and managing director of Jazz at Lincoln Center and a fixture on PBS and NPR; Branford (saxophone) is a former Tonight Show bandleader; Delfeayo (trombone) produces records; and Jason (drums and vibes) is a respected sideman. Wynton supports Music for Tomorrow, while Branford promotes the Robin Hood foundation and started the Musicians' Village — part of the New Orleans Area Habitat for Humanity's post-Katrina efforts — with fellow musician and New Orleans native Harry Connick Jr. Together the family received a 2011 National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Masters Award.
Ellis Marsalis Jr. with son Wynton, backstage at the Blue Note jazz club in New York City, 1990.
Francis, the paterfamilias, director, and California vintner who will forever be known for the operatic Godfather trilogy, has recently returned to independent filmmaking. His daughter Sofia directed and won an Oscar for Best Original Screenplay for Lost in Translation; his son Roman, who was recently nominated for an Oscar, has directed music videos for the Strokes and regularly collaborates with Wes Anderson; and his nephew Jason Schwartzman starred in HBO's Bored to Death. Nicolas Cage, another nephew, is an Oscar-winning actor with a taste for Elvis memorabilia and European castles.
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Larry McKay and Georges Laplante land Volleyball Canada national coaching positions
OTTAWA - Volleyball Canada announced Tuesday that Larry McKay of the University of Winnipeg and Georges Laplante of l'université de Montréal were respectively named head coaches for the men's Team Canada at the World University Games and Canada's national junior men's team.
McKay has been head coach for the University of Winnipeg Wesmen men's volleyball team for 22 seasons. Last year he was the head coach of Canada's National 'B' squad and was part of the National A team's staff in preparation for the world championships.
He has led the Wesmen to seven national championship medals and was named the CIS' coach of the year for the 1992-93 and 2001-02 seasons. In 2003 he was Team Canada's head coach at the men's under-21 world championships.
His assistant coaches for the World University Games are Ben Josephson of national champion Trinity Western University in Langley, B.C., and Steve Leknois of Royal Military College in Kingston, Ont.
The World University Games are August 12-23 in Shenzhen, China. The team will hold their selection camp in Gatineau from May 7-13, and will begin their training and preparations for the summer immediately upon the selection of the team.
Laplante has been head coach for the Université de Montréal Carabins for 14 years leading his squad this past season to the Quebec conference semifinals.
Internationally, Laplante was Team Canada's head coach at the 2007 and 2009 World University Games earning the silver in 2007, Canada's best ever result at the Games. He has also been a national team assistant at four separate events including the 1994 world championships.
The main objective this season for the men's national junior team is the world junior championships August 1-August 10 in Brazil. Canada qualified for the world juniors last summer with an impressive silver medal at the NORCECA championships.
Similar as the Universiade team, the selection camp for the junior team is also scheduled for next month in Gatineau, from May 17-22, and the team will then train throughout the summer leading up to the world championships.Laplante's assistants are Greg Barthel of the University of Regina and Brad Poplawski of the University of Alberta.


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Chapter 22
Ezekiel catalogs the sins of the people of Judah in Jerusalem—They will be scattered and destroyed for their iniquities.
1 Moreover the word of the Lord came unto me, saying,
2 Now, thou son of man, wilt thou judge, wilt thou judge the bloody city? yea, thou shalt shew her all her abominations.
3 Then say thou, Thus saith the Lord God, The city
4 Thou art become guilty in thy blood that thou hast shed; and hast defiled thyself in thine idols which thou hast made; and thou hast caused thy days to draw near, and art come even unto thy years: therefore have I made thee a
5 Those that be near, and those that be far from thee, shall mock thee, which art infamous and much vexed.
6 Behold, the princes of Israel, every one were in thee to their power to shed blood.
7 In thee have they
8 Thou hast despised mine holy things, and hast profaned my sabbaths.
9 In thee are men that
10 In thee have they discovered their fathers'
11 And one hath committed abomination with his neighbour's wife; and another hath lewdly defiled his daughter in law; and another in thee hath humbled his sister, his father's daughter.
12 In thee have they taken
13 ¶Behold, therefore I have smitten mine hand at thy
14 Can thine heart endure, or can thine hands be strong, in the days that I shall deal with thee? I the Lord have spoken it, and will do it.
15 And I will
16 And thou shalt take thine inheritance in thyself in the sight of the heathen, and thou shalt know that I am the Lord.
17 And the word of the Lord came unto me, saying,
18 Son of man, the house of Israel is to me become
19 Therefore thus saith the Lord God; Because ye are all become dross, behold, therefore I will gather you into the midst of Jerusalem.
20 As they gather silver, and brass, and iron, and lead, and tin, into the midst of the furnace, to blow the fire upon it, to melt it; so will I gather you in mine anger and in my fury, and I will leave you there, and melt you.
21 Yea, I will gather you, and blow upon you in the
22 As silver is melted in the midst of the furnace, so shall ye be melted in the midst thereof; and ye shall know that I the Lord have poured out my fury upon you.
23 ¶And the word of the Lord came unto me, saying,
24 Son of man, say unto her, Thou art the land that is not cleansed, nor
25 There is a
26 Her
27 Her
28 And her prophets have daubed them with untempered
29 The people of the land have used oppression, and exercised robbery, and have vexed the
30 And I sought for a man among them, that should make up the hedge, and stand in the gap before me for the land, that I should not
31 Therefore have I poured out mine indignation upon them; I have consumed them with the fire of my wrath: their own way have I


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By COREY BLUEMELStaff Writer
Beginning Sept. 6, the Arapeen ATV Jamboree began with increased attendance over its opening numbers in 2003. The largest portion of the riders have come to Emery County from outside the state. Visitors from California, Nevada, Illinois, Florida and Arkansas experienced the Arapeen Trail System and Emery County.
The SouthEastern Utah Off Highway Vehicle Club, Emery County Recreation and Ferron City sponsor the Jamboree each year with hopes of developing Emery County and all it has to offer into a destination for tourism. Jamborees have been a great success in other parts of the country and the state, with the dramatic increase in the number of ATV recreationists.
During the 2003 Jamboree, all of the participants said they were very impressed with the area and vowed to return again this year. True to their word, they are back to visit again from Arizona.
On the first night, participants were treated to an evening on the Reef. A barbecue dinner was served and local cowboy poets Bert Oman and Kent Petersen entertained the crowd. Emery resident Glenys Sitterud also gave a comedic class in the snakes of Emery County. Her final specimen, the water moccasin, an old moccasin in a bucket of water, drew the biggest laughs.
Everyone rode the trails on the Arapeen Trail System and those in the San Rafael Swell. The splendor of Emery County will be talked about all from coast to coast during the coming months. Participants rode Reeder Canyon, Eagle Canyon, Indian Creek, Fix-It-Pass, Hole Trail and the Club's poker ride.
Many activities besides riding ATVs were presented for the Jamboree attendees. Each morning before the rides began, a continental breakfast was available for the riders in the Ferron multipurpose building. On Wednesday night, a roast beef dinner was available at Millsite Restaurant. Then on Thursday night after the days riding, the Emery County FFA hosted an ATV Rodeo at the Ferron Fairgrounds.
To cap off the week, following Fridays rides, a traditional Emery County lamb fry was held at the Ferron Senior Center. The SEUOHVC gave away many prizes including an Arctic Cat ATV, donated by High Velocity, and an ATV trailer, donated by B&K's Stop and Shop. Winner of the ATV was Angela Harvey, of Emery, and the trailer was won by Ken Maxfield, of Castle Dale.
With fresh experiences and ideas, the Jamboree committee is already looking forward to next year with hopes of an even bigger event. For more information concerning the Jamboree or to join the SEUOHVC call Mark H. Williams at 381-2493 or visit the website www.arapeenatvjam.com.


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The Emery High girl's tennis team traveled to St. George last week and returned as the third place finisher behind Desert Hills and Juan Diego. The team played in one of the two dual regional championship tournaments being played in the state. The meet featured regions 8 and 9 while the other meet featured regions 10 and 11.
Before the team traveled to St. George, they hosted Juan Diego in the final region match of the season. Only Emery's second doubles team grabbed a win. Courtney Sitterud and Kaitlin Potter finished the regular season undefeated with the win.
It was not easy for the Spartan pair. They won the first game 6-4 and they were down in the second game 0-4 before they rallied and won the game 6-4. Courtney and Kaitlin then finished in second place in the meet down south. They defeated Hurricane 6-1, 6-1 in the first round followed by a win over Salem Hills 6-4, 6-1. They then lost for the first time this season, 6-2, 6-0 to Desert Hills.
Adri Weihing and Melanie Frisbee finished third in region 8 and finished third in the meet to exceed their expectations for the season. They defeated Carbon 6-0, 6-0 then Hurricane 6-2, 6-1 before losing to Juan Diego 6-3, 7-6. Emery then defeated Canyon View 6-4, 6-2 to grab the third place seed.
Whitney Saupan finished sixth in the tournament and also qualified for the state meet. Katie Turner and Stevie Feuers played but did not qualify.
Last season's Pine View coach coaches Desert Hills, a new St. George school. Pine View won the 4-A state title last season. He brought his champion girls with him plus got a state champion out of Dixie and another out of Snow Canyon as they appear to be the team to beat for the state championship. Desert Hills won all championships except first singles, which Juan Diego won.
The girls now travel to BYU for the state meet this Friday and Saturday. Good luck.


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By JAMES L. DAVISEditor, Emery County Progress
The board of county commissioners of Emery County met in their regular public session Jan. 8. The 4 p.m. meeting was sparsely attended, in fact, with the exception of associate pastor Bob Toomer of the Independent Baptist Church of Castle Dale,who led the gathering in the opening prayer, no members of the general public were at the meeting, only those who had agenda items to discuss or were employees of the county itself.
With Commissioners Randy Johnson and Drew Sitterud present, Commission Chairman Ira Hatch conducted the meeting. At the onset of the meeting Commissioner Sitterud made a motion to table two agenda items, the first being the appointment of the 2002 chairman of the board of commissioners and the second being the review and approval of commission responsibilities. Commissioner Hatch stepped down as chairman of the board of commissioners and seconded the motion with Commissioner Johnson opposing. The motion passed.
The next item on the agenda was a discussion of planned road construction on State Route 10 to Poison Springs Bench. Thomas R. Christensen, a Utah Department of Transportation project manager, discussed UDOT's intention to create passing lanes on the north end of Huntington to Poison Springs Bench. The project would create four lanes of highway throughout the majority of the corridor, which includes the traffic heavy and congested area near the airport and industrial complex. Christensen said UDOT was looking to begin construction in the summer of 2003 after impacts to the area and environmental documents are complete.
"Average daily traffic for that section is tremendous. To get a safe highway through that bottleneck is the key thing," said Commissioner Hatch.
It was also mentioned that the electronic signs placed above SR-6 at Helper and the mouth of Spanish Fork Canyon would be operational on Jan. 15 and provide motorists with information on conditions of the highway.
Commissioners also discussed with Kleston Laws of UDOT the closure of access roads to public lands off of Interstate 70. Commissioner Johnson indicated that closure of the roads was last discussed as a concept and now the restrictions are in place with boulders blocking the roads.
"We have blocked some off because access is limited on an interstate highway," Laws said.
Commissioner Johnson said his only complaint with UDOT was that he felt it should have been announced that access to the roads would be blocked, especially after the roads had been open for such a long period of time.
The next item on the agenda was consideration and approval of a bill of sale for the power line to Horn Mountain. The county owned the power line which led from the central warehouse to Horn Mountain. The reason the county decided to sell the power line to Utah Power, according to Commissioner Johnson, was the upgrade in equipment at the communication site and a request by Texaco for three phase power for its wells in the area. With ownership of the power line going to Utah Power, the company would now be responsible for maintaining the line. Commissioner Johnson made a motion to approve the bill of sale and the motion carried without objection.
The next item on the agenda was consideration and approval of a tax abatement for a building owned by Green River Bible Church. Jim Fauver, Emery County assessor, voiced his concern that granting a tax abatement for the church did not meet the qualifications for religious exemptions, which requires that the building be used exclusively for religious or charitable purposes. After some discussion Commissioner Johnson made a motion to exempt but only after clarification of exemption status.
The next item on the agenda was the consideration and approval of tax abatement at the request of Ferron City for property the city had purchased at 215 South State Street in Ferron. Commissioners agreed to abate taxes from the time the property became city property (which was Sept. 19), and that the city should be held responsible for taxes up to that time because the city agreed to those terms in the purchase price with the owner of the property.
The next item on the agenda was the consideration and approval of a contract with the state of Utah for acquiring GPS and GIS data. The contract was for the state to provide $28,700 for collection of the data by the county, $20,000 for staffing and $8,700 for mileage in the effort to map RS2477 roads in the county. The contract was accepted without objection.
Kathy Justice was next approved as the director for the 2002 Emery County Fair. The agreement was for $5,000, with another $1,500 for miscellaneous expenses.
Check edit list, additional claims, requisitions and dispositions were next discussed and approved.
Pat Snowball, personnel director, next discussed personnel actions.
During citizen concerns, Bruce Funk discussed with the commissioners his concern over a letter that the county had sent out supporting an initiative by Castle Valley Ranch, near Emery, for the transfer of Bureau of Land Management Land to School Institutional Trust Lands so that the land could be leased by the ranch for the purpose of creating a hunting park. Funk's concern was that transfer of the land to SITLA with eventual lease to Castle Valley Ranch would close access to public lands.
The letter of support in question was drafted and mailed to SITLA and BLM in September of 2000.
Signed by members of the Emery County commission, public lands council, economic development and the Utah State Travel Division, the letter voices its support of the concept as a way to enhance the economic development of the county. It was discussed that the letter was in support of the concept, but the county was outside of any decision between BLM and SITLA concerning the transfer. Representatives of BLM have indicated that they have no plans to act on the proposal in the immediate future. The final two items on the agenda were consideration and approval of commission meeting minutes and commissioner reports.


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By By ROYD HATTGuest Writer
The Green River Lady Pirates basketball team has been very busy over the past two weeks, playing five games and improving their record to an impressive 7-3 on the season. The Pirates first traveled to Tabiona to take on the Tigers on their home floor. This game was thought to be quite a test as the Pirates had pulled off a four point win in the previous week when playing the Tigers on a neutral floor.Tabiona is always just a bit tougher to beat on their home turf.
The Pirates came out however, like a well oiled machine and took control of the game from the start to win easily 47-30. Green River was dominant on both ends of the court being led by the only senior, Megan Hatt. Hatt had perhaps her most complete game of her career, coming up with 19 points on 50 percent shooting, nine rebounds, five assists and seven steals. Michaela Hughes ended with 10 points and 12 rebounds, while Jamie Johnson put up 10 points and 10 rebounds.
Feleisha Antillion scored six points and on the defensive end, Antillion and Sydney Thayn held the Tigers leading scorer to less than half her season average, crippling the Tabiona offense.
The Pirates then hosted their first home game of the season against the Manti Templars. Green River came out and looked very sharp again, but in the first quarter, Megan Hatt landed on an opponents foot and severely sprained her ankle. She will be out for several weeks.This changed the things that the Pirates normally do and took some adjusting for Coach Parsons and the players.
It took the team awhile to adjust to their new line ups and they got down by 14 in the third quarter. By the fourth quarter the Pirates were adjusting rapidly and pulled to within eight when the final buzzer sounded. Jamie Johnson led the way, shooting a ridiculous 7-8 from the field and finishing with 16 points, eight boards and three blocks. Michaela Hughes was big again with 10 points, 14 boards and four blocks.
Green River next took to the road again to face the San Juan Broncos. The Pirates shot the ball well in this game, going 13-27 from two point land and 5-15 from beyond the arch. Turnovers plagued the team however and the ladies in green found themselves in a double digit deficit in the third.
In the fourth quarter Feleisha Antillion found the range and bombed three consecutive threes. Despite closing the gap, the Pirates fell 45-53. Jamie Johnson had an outstanding game with 18 points,12 boards, two steals and two blocks. Antillion ended with 12 points and six assists, while Hughes tallied 10 points and six rebounds.
By Dec. 16 the Pirates were finding their stride and easily defeated the Grand County Red Devils 49-23. Hughes led the team, shooting a great 8-12 from the field, on her way to 19 points and 11 boards. Jamie Johnson had 14 points and 11 boards. All seven varsity players got in on the scoring as Antillion had five, Sydney Thayn four, Hanna Manalilli three and Taylor Johnson and Kira Engleman ended with two each.
In the fifth game of this two week stint the Pirates hosted the Duchesne Eagles. This was a seesaw battle back and forth for the entire game. Green River showed great composure in the end and came up with an exciting victory, 40-38. Hughes had a huge game scoring 20 on 10-13 shooting, with 10 boards, two steals and three blocks. Jamie Johnson scored eight and had four assists two steals and two blocks. Sydney Thayn had two buckets which came at critical times in the game and Taylor Johnson pulled down nine boards. This was a great team effort and a great win for the Pirates who now host Piute on Dec. 22 before the Christmas break.


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For every Boppy Pillow purchased at Babies"R"Us in May, The Boppy Company is donating one to a mom-in-need through Nurse-Family Partnership. With your help, we will be giving $250,000 worth of Boppy Pillows to moms(and babies)-in-need. Each day during the month of May, we will be sharing a story of a Nurse-Family Partnership mom.
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As an experienced cyclist, you know you're not going to wear fall's trendy wide leg jeans while you pedal your way through town, now, were you? Unless you want to snag and rip your jeans—and if you do, there's always Denim Therapy—you might want to try some more practical, yet chic stretch denim jeans that will embrace (not strangle) and stretch where needed, as you breeze past some other dangerous curves. Which is why we rounded up five pairs of jeans for women who want to look cycle chic and unencumbered when it's time to snap ahead of Sunday drivers on a weekday rush hour.
Whether you're on manual power or going moto, we think these jeans can suit any mood and add spice to your weekday commute.
1. New for fall: dark brown jeans with a hint of shine will add polish and rocker appeal. HA-67 Kate Legging jeans in Brown Shine ($112.80) – buy it at Jeans.com.
2. These may not be raw denim, but you get that look with a 3% stretch for comfort while creating bicycle seat fades. Nudie Jeans High Kai unisex jean in Rinse wash ($179) – buy it at Tobi.
3. Also available in black, these high-rise denim leggings will protect you from back drafts. Old Navy The Rock Star High-Rise Jeggings ($34.95) – buy it at Old Navy.
4. Stand out from the sea of nondescript cyclists. Current/Elliott Stretch Ankle Jeans in Purple wash ($168) buy it at Nordstrom.
5. Great with boots or heels, these jeans will take you from work to Happy Hour in style. Mother Mid-rise skinny jeans in black ($200) – buy it at Net-a-Porter.
Photo via Face Hunter.
—Kathy Ng Hassan
Tags: bicycle fashion, commuter fashion, cycle chic


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By PHIL FAUVERGuest Writer
The Emery County Commissioners honored the senior citizens of Emery County by hosting an annual Christmas dinner.
Seniors came from all over the county to participate in this evening of good food and entertainment.
Commissioner Laurie Pitchforth opened the meeting by thanking everyone for coming and those that were dishing up the food and serving the meal. She then asked Commissioner Gary Kofford to offer a prayer and a blessing on the food. She thanked those that put together and numbered the presents.
The seniors were thanked for the contributions they had made over the years to make this one of the best counties to live in.
The excellent dinner, catered by Food Ranch, consisted of turkey, mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, and rolls and was served to each table by elected officials and volunteers. Green River volunteers provided packages of cookies for each table. The splendid table decorations of a large clear glass vase filled with silver Christmas balls and silver necklace type chains added to the festivities.
The senior citizens were entertained by the Emery High School Chamber Choir singing "A Holly Jolly Christmas" and "Merry Christmas Jazz". They were accompanied by Marilee Cox.
Following the Emery High School Choir, Commissioner Pitchforth presided over the drawing of names for gifts. Commissioner Pitchforth had two bags to draw from. The first bag held the names of those that signed in at the registration table. The second bag held gift bag numbers. First the name would be drawn and then the gift number was drawn and the gift was delivered to the winner. Some of those helping draw names were Elise Debry Miss Emery County and Tyrell Clement. This gift drawing was repeated after each group of singers.
Rachel Rogers accompanied by Brittany Fauver sang "The First Noel". Clement sang "You're a Mean One Mr. Grinch" accompanied by Cox.
More gifts were given out and then DeBry and Bryson Weaver accompanied by Cox sang "Were you there on that Christmas Night?" They also sang "Shine for Me Again Star of Bethlehem". David Bird finished the entertainment by singing "The Forgotten Carol". The entertainers received many rounds of applause.
Commissioner Pitchforth and Maughn Guymon thanked everyone for participating in this Christmas event. It was an outstanding evening and a good time was had by all.


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Boyd L. Marsing , 83, beloved husband, father, grandfather, and friend returned to his Father in Heaven on Oct. 13, 2009 after a brief struggle with cancer. He was born March 19, 1926 in Price, Utah.
Funeral services were held Friday, Oct. 16, 2009, 10 a.m. at the Price LDS Stake Center, 150 South 500 East, Price. A viewing was held Thursday, Oct. 15, 6-8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary, 680 East 100 South and Friday from 9-9:45 a.m. at the Stake Center. Interment was in the Price City Cemetery. Services were in the care of Fausett Mortuary. Friends and family may sign the guest book and share memories of Boyd at www.fausettmortuary.com.


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Tapioca's not just for pudding! Tapioca is used to thicken this hearty stew because it doesn't need to be stirred and won't break down during the long baking process.
Use an ovenproof Dutch oven and cover. Check the manufacturer's information of your Dutch oven to be sure. Don't use one with plastic handles on the pot or cover if you're not certain it's ovenproof.


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CHICKASHA – USAO's first exhibition game went well for Drover coaches and athletes, who were ready to show their skill and prepare for the upcoming season on Tuesday afternoon against Southwestern Christian.
The Drover women spent the majority of the game on the attack, giving up no shots. They had 25 shots of their own, but junior Calli Cooper was the only one to find the net in the first half off an assist from freshman Brooke DeGraffenreid.
Sophomore Addie Tipton spent the entire game in the box.
Cooper led the team in shots with eight, followed closely with seven by Brennan Miller, who comes the squad after two years with USAO basketball.
On the other hand, several of the men got a piece of the ball with nine of the Drovers shooting on Tuesday. But it was one of the last year's stars, Nicolas Alberto, who scored two goals for the Drovers. Assisting his goals were Luka Rasovic, Dusan Rasovic and John Gardner.
The other USAO goal was knocked in by Tyrone Tarbitt off an assist by newcomer Alex Rubio.
Starting the game as keeper was newcomer and sophomore Brian Byars, who recorded a save. Third-year Drover Ryan Mcentee tended the goal in the second half, earning two saves.
The Drovers continue preseason play with exhibitions on Wednesday. The men will take on Oklahoma Wesleyan at 2 p.m. at home and the women will travel to Southwestern Oklahoma to play at 5 p.m.
Published: Aug. 23, 2011


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In this section, we are going to develop a small Java Graphics application that creates a ball which bounce with the help of thread in Graphics.
In the example, a method contentPane() is defined that contains the canvas in the center of the frame. Two Radio Buttons Start and Stop are defined in the panel. On pushing the button 'Start', class ActionListener is called and the ball starts bouncing. On pushing 'Stop', ActionListener is called and the frame will get close.
The contentPane.add(panel, "North") gives the position to the panel of the buttons on the frame. The dimensions for the ball are defined. The shape of the ball is given by graphics.fillOval(p, q, P, Q).
Here is the code of BounceThreadExample
import java.awt.*;
After pushing the start button, ball starts bounce
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Festival Venues
SIFF Cinema Uptown
511 Queen Anne Avenue N
Seattle, WA 98109
SIFF Cinema at the Uptown has 3 screens, ranging from 150 seats to 500 seats. It is equipped with 35mm archival print-ready projection, state-of-the-art digital projection, and sound systems that perfectly complement the great sightlines and excellent acoustics.
SIFF Film Center is a state-of-the-art jewelbox cinema, with seats rescued from the balcony of Seattle's Cinerama Theatre. Featuring archival-ready 35mm print projection and digital 3D capabilities, the Film Center is a true home for extraordinary film experiences.
AMC Pacific Place
600 Pine Street - Ste 400
Seattle, WA 98101
AMC Pacific Place 11 is the state-of-the-art movie house in downtown Seattle. With stadium and rocker chair seating in each of its 11 auditoriums, as well as digital sound and wall-to-wall screens, Seattle film fans will enjoy a phenomenal moviegoing experience.
Cinerama Theater
2100 4th Avenue
Seattle, WA 98121
Cinerama Theater
Kirkland Performance Center
350 Kirkland Avenue
Kirkland, WA 98033
Kirkland Performance Center enriches Kirkland, Washington and Seattle's Eastside communities with excellent performing arts, concerts, festivals and events. Set in the vibrant downtown Kirkland waterfront, the beautiful and intimate, 402-seat theatre presents over 300 theatre, music, and dance performances each year from acclaimed artists and groups from around Washington and the world
Lincoln Square Cinemas
700 Bellevue Way NE, Lincoln Square, 3rd Level,
Bellevue WA 98004
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@ Tout Le Monde,
Tobi as Obito is making more sense than ever, but there are still some hard to swallow things. As POW showed with his map, Obito just falling into Madara's lap is just too convenient and hard to believe. Kishi needs to do a better job with this one.
My Main wonder is Madara.
Madara just doesn't seem like the type to really care about his own Mantra. "The LONGER YOU LIVE THE MORE YOU REALIZE THAT REALITY IS JUST MADE UP OF PAIN SUFFERING AND EMPTINESS....Blah..Blah...Blah!..."
Really, Madara? If Minato had said it, I'd have believed him, but MADARA? the guy who cares only about power? Who thinks Senjus without power are Ugly, The one who Undermined Shodaime's peace deal with the Tsuchikage and set Oonoiki on a path of treachery?
I think that the Language Madara uses may be the same language Obito uses, but the MEANING of the words may be vast worlds apart. Obito hears theese words and he thinks that he can kill and ravage as a temporary means to a greater goal where all those killed and ravage will come back to life, and all will happily and well in the end.
Madara on the other hand is only thinking about how he can be the one in control of everyone and everything in the world. I wonder if that means that Madara has always had plans to eventually eliminate Tobi right from the begining.
Lastly, I am not quite sure how this Genjutsu world will work. Just how will Genjutsu revive the dead? Is Tobi really expecting the illusion of his friends to trully replace the friends? Is this further evidence of Obito's inate Stupidity and Naivety?
I don't really get it.


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