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Richard Wilkins, emeritus professor of law at Brigham Young University's J. Reuben Clark Law School and a well-known figure in Utah community theater, died on the evening of Nov. 26 at Provo's Utah Regional Medical Center. He was 59 years old.
He collapsed at his Provo home the morning after Thanksgiving and was rushed to the hospital, where he was kept on life support for three and a half days. The cause of death hasn't been determined.
Since 1985, Wilkins played the role of Ebenezer Scrooge in Hale Centre Theatre's stage production of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol. He had completed rehearsals to begin his 27th year of performances, with the production set to open Dec. 8 at the West Valley City-based theater.
"I think he lived 120 years in the 60 years of life he was given," said Sally Dietlein, vice president and executive producer of Hale Centre Theatre. "You never got a phoned-in performance from him."
Wilkins' affection for the role, which he first played at Hale Centre Theatre at the age of 32, was so steadfast that friends say it began to blend with his legal career as both law professor and legal activist for conservative causes. He became assistant to the solicitor general of the United States soon after graduating 1979 from BYU's J. Reuben Clark Law School. He was one of the first graduates from the university's school of law to also teach at the school, specializing in constitutional law and civil procedure in civil courts.
He drafted legislation for the Utah Legislature during the early 1990s that would have limited abortions in the state. Wilkins found himself at the edge, or even center, of legal controversy for what he considered his principled legal and moral stands.
With the approach of the holiday season, though, acting and theater became the center of his life every holiday season as he prepared, yet again, for his favorite role. He saw Scrooge's transformation from uncaring old man to generous, jovial benefactor as a story rich in personal and cultural resonance.
"Every year it gives me a reality check. Which way am I going? Am I more like Scrooge after all these years, or less like him?" Wilkins told TheTribune in a December 2008 interview.
The Hale Centre Theatre production was often a Wilkins' family affair, with wife Melany either in the audience taking notes on ways her husband might improve his portrayal or performing as part of the cast. Son Rex, one of the couple's four children, sang bass in the production choir. He will continue to perform this year despite his father's absence, said director John Sweeney.
"His passing will certainly affect our performance, but not overwhelm it," said Sweeney, who will help fill in the lead role as Scrooge, along with David Weeks in the alternate cast. "We can share that moment with his friends and family off-stage. It's a role I feel unworthy of at this moment. Perhaps that will change. It's difficult right now to think of anyone else in the role."
Wilkins' legal career took him to several destinations in the Middle East. He served as managing director of the Doha International Institute for Family Studies and Development for the nation of Qatar. He traveled to Istanbul in 1996 to address a United Nations conference and family, going on to found the World Family Policy Center at BYU the following year. He was also chairman of the Defend Marriage Coalition, campaigning in 2005 for Amendment 3, banning all forms of legal gay partnerships in Utah.
"Richard was extremely devoted to family, both his own and the defense of family as an institution," said Lynn Wardle, a BYU professor of law who taught with Wilkins. "He was also one of the best [legal] writers this school ever produced."
Some in Utah's theater community bristled at Wilkins' stance on same-sex marriage, but Dietlein said Wilkins' personal beliefs never diminished the warmth he extended to those he met and worked with. His concern for the traditional family, she said, extended from his admiration for Dickens, England's most famous novelist, who was also an activist for children's causes. Wilkins interpreted Scrooge's disdain for "the surplus population" as akin to arguments in favor of abortion and euthanasia.
"Like Dickens, taking care of children was his theme song. It needs to be said, and he said it," Dietlein said. "Whatever other people perceive, he did so much good. He could have become extremely rich in the legal world, but he instead used his skills for philanthropic causes."
Wilkins decked his Provo home with Dickens and Scrooge artworks and paraphernalia. Among his collection was a rare 1843 first printing of A Christmas Carol.
"One of the key lines of the story for him was, 'I will honor Christmas in my heart, and try to keep it all the year. I will live in the past, the present, and the future,'" Sweeney said. "In the 10 years I knew and worked with him, he lived very well to that sentiment."
In addition to wife Melany and four children, Wilkins leaves behind eight grandchildren. Family members have yet to announce a funeral date or details.


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First Amendment attorney Marc Randazza provides a forensic demonstration on how a real "take down lawyer" handles an online scam artist who is impersonating a lawyer and extorting his victims for a fee. See also, Marc's follow-up posts: isanybodydown.com responds! , More on operation "involuntary porn" and Still more on isanybodydown.com
I also highly recommend Ken @ Popehat's companion post: "The Takedown Lawyer": Let's Help Marc Randazza Investigate A Scammer, Shall We?
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Ready to fly the high skies, Katy Perry arrived at JFK Airport in Queens on Saturday (December 15).
The "California Girls" cutie looked cozy in tan sweats and a black jacket, as she made her way through the terminal clutching a pillow.
In romance news, it appears that the 28-year old songstress and her recent on-again, off-again beau, John Mayer, are going strong.
The two were seen together at a Rolling Stones concert Friday night in New Jersey, where an onlooker told Us Weekly, "They rocked out," adding, "They were especially excited during 'Miss You' and 'Start Me Up,' but they were so into the whole show."
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"Reverend, what is this?" he asked.
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Buffalo's Dumont expected to miss one week
'Dumont, who is expected to miss about a week, led the Sabres in goals (11) and points (25) heading into Friday's contest.'
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'The team simply does not have the needed firepower to score on a nightly basis, and it would probably take a miracle for that to happen, given the current roster. The best coach in the world cannot force an offensively mediocre team to become a goal-scoring juggernaut simply by force of will.'
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Posted by Mike Gilpin on May 27, 2011
I recently attended the second annual "Canonical Model Management Forum" at the Washington Plaza Hotel in Washington, DC (see here for my post about last year's, first meeting, including Forrester's definition of canonical modeling). Enterprise or information architects from a number of government agencies as well as several of the major banks, insurance companies, retailers, credit-card operators, and other private-sector firms attended the meeting. There was one vendor sponsor (DigitalML, the vendor of IgniteXML). There were a number of presentations by the attendees about their environments, what had motivated them to establish a canonical model, how that work had turned out, and the important lessons learned.
Last year I also had some recent Forrester survey results to share – we have not yet rerun that survey, but we are on the verge of rerunning it, so I'll post some key results from that once the data is available.
Last year's post is still the place to go to get the general overview about why to do canonical modeling, the main use cases, some areas of controversy (still raging), and a list of best practices I heard attendees agree upon.
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Six observations from college football's opening weekend one for each 15-yard penalty Utah State committed against Utah or one for every three-and-out sequence executed by BYU's offense at Virginia …
• BYU's frenetic, ineffective offense
To get the full effect of BYU's offensive operation, you have to see it in person. I mean, it is impressive how quickly the Cougars snap the ball, after the backup quarterbacks on the sideline hold up cards with a crown, a "CTR" symbol and a directional road sign, among other icons. The results are another issue entirely.
The scheme is designed to be simplistic; I understand that. But so many plays were routine handoffs to Jamaal Williams, with seemingly no regard to down-and-distance situations.
Of Williams' 33 runs, 17 went for 2 yards or fewer. The fact he gained half of his 144 yards on his last 10 carries suggests BYU's pace can wear down opposing defenses. Otherwise, this offense has a lot to prove.
• Good offense or bad defense?
Watching the Utah-Utah State game was like to trying to evaluate an intrasquad scrimmage. I never imagined those offenses combining for 937 yards, which makes me wonder about the defenses.
Utah's rationalization is USU quarterback Chuckie Keeton is just that good, but the Utes soon will face Oregon State's Sean Mannion and UCLA's Brett Hundley. USU's secondary, meanwhile, allowed two 50-yard completions and four others of 20-plus yards in a 30-26 loss.
Such production is a good sign for Utah's offense, which had trouble generating big plays last season. Then again, the Utes need more consistency, as 220 of their 450 yards came on those six plays.
• Another gritty Cougar QB
In that 19-16 defeat at Virginia, BYU quarterback Taysom Hill resembled a right-handed Riley Nelson. That's more of a compliment than you might believe, but the question remains whether Hill truly is an upgrade.
Undoubtedly, receiver Cody Hoffman, who missed the game with a hamstring injury, would have made Hill look better. And the Cougars should have won anyway, after Hill led a 92-yard touchdown drive in the fourth quarter.
On BYU's third-down play with a 16-12 lead, even an incompletion instead of an interception on a pass that Williams probably should have caught would have done no harm.
Until his last, desperate heave, Hill had gone 6 for 26 in the second half, with two streaks of eight incompletions. The weather conditions and Hoffman's absence can account for only part of that inefficiency.
• No more Bronco domination
Since 1998, Boise State is 20-0 against Utah's five FBS/FCS programs. Whether it happens in October in Logan or Provo or in December in the New Mexico Bowl, somebody will beat the Broncos in 2013 and restore the state's pride.
Boise State is vulnerable, judging by a 38-6 loss at Washington. So is the year the Potato Blight ends, finally.
• Ziggy II, the skier
Utah kicker Andy Phillips' tale is not quite as unlikely as the rise of former BYU defensive lineman Ziggy Ansah, but he's the best story in the state. In his football debut, the former U.S. Ski Team athlete delivered a two-play, game-changing sequence. With the Utes trailing 23-14 in the third quarter, Phillips drilled a 45-yard field goal. He then perfectly dribbled an onside kick that teammate Karl Williams recovered, launching a touchdown drive.
• The Matt Reynolds Rule
With his famous block in the 2011 Armed Forces Bowl, aiding Nelson's touchdown pass, ex-BYU offensive lineman Matt Reynolds became responsible for the NCAA rule that forces a player who loses his helmet during a play to stop competing.
USU defensive end B.J. Larsen kept chasing Utah's Travis Wilson, forcing him out of bounds for a loss, but the 15-yard penalty extended a Ute touchdown drive.
The irony is Reynolds never was known for fanatical effort at BYU, until that moment.
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Hope everyone has a wonderful and safe 4th of July.
You have to love a nation that celebrates its independence every July 4, not with a parade of guns, tanks, and soldiers who file by the White House in a show of strength and muscle, but with family picnics where kids throw Frisbees, the potato salad gets iffy, and the flies die from happiness. You may think you have overeaten, but it is patriotism. ~Erma Bombeck
My God! How little do my countrymen know what precious blessings they are in possession of, and which no other people on earth enjoy! - Thomas Jefferson


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International investors must withdraw all involvement now from deadly Honduras dam project, says Oxfam
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Oil, gas and mining transparency initiative facing crisis of relevance and legitimacy: Oxfam
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Winnie Byanyima appointed to UN High-Level Panel on Women's Economic Empowerment
Oxfam International Executive Director Winnie Byanyima says she is "honored" at her appointment by United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon to the first-ever High-Level Panel on Women's Economic Empowerment.
Water high priority in Cyclone Winston response
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I just wanted to throw up a few quick pics...
I just wanted to throw up a few quick pics...
They look nice Will you be augmenting them with misc. equipment to distinguish these from standard Fett gauntlets? The damage looks good, not too overdone. I think maybe a wash of dark acrylic or some charcoal powder might help them look a little more used, but otherwise they look very nice to me
How's the costume coming along?
Nice gauntlets, Jodo. How's the rest of the armor coming along?
Whoa, nice lookin Gauntlets my friend! I'll tell ya, with you & your Jodo & me with my Jaster in the works hell, this is gonna be one hell'ofa year to premiere our suits
p.s. When your done, how bout giving me a shout & joining my Mandalorian Army -
You two could even make a fanfilm Jodo vs. Jaster. (In my opinion, Jaster would win) Is Jodo even a mandalorian, or did he just pick up the suit somewhere?
Your gauntlets look great, good job.
verry cool man! its gonna be fun this summer!!
Lookin' good my friend, lookin' good!!!
Suit's getting closer!
Lookin sweet man. Can we get some pics of you with the gauntlets on.
Thanks guys...
I won`t be adding anything to them because from what I`ve seen, Jodo`s were the same as Fett`s, just a different color. And yes, I`ll be doing a new progress pic with them on.
And yes....it will be an EXCELLENT summer Arturo...
I hear that, who else is doing a Mandalorian we don't know about - speak out now!!!
Love those damn Gauntlets dude!
Hey, those look really nice JK3! I really like your weathering, especially the right gauntlet, (love that large Z shape around the darts!) Did you use the reveal method w/ rubber cement or liquid mask? I especially like the "off-red" color that you used! Looks great bud! Can't wait to see more of your costume!


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My paternal grandmother passed this recipe down to me. She also offered comments on different ways to prepare this dish, "so as not to become bored with the same old dish over and over." She was a great inspiration for my love of baking and cooking.—Priscilla Gilbert, Indian Harbour Beach, Florida
Recommended: The 13x9 Thanksgiving
- 3 large eggs, lightly beaten
- 1 can (10-3/4 ounces) condensed cream of mushroom soup, undiluted
- 1/3 cup mayonnaise
- 1-1/2 cups shredded reduced-fat cheddar cheese
- 1 small onion, finely chopped
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- In a large bowl, combine the first five ingredients. Fold in broccoli and spinach. Transfer to a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish. Sprinkle with French-fried onions.
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Two degrees in five years sounds ambitious, doesn't it? For Umer Khan and University of St. Thomas cooperative engineering students, this is a mathematical no-brainer. Through the Cooperative Engineering Program, students earn two majors – a Bachelor of Arts in mathematics from St. Thomas and a Bachelor of Science in the chosen engineering discipline at a partnering institution. Khan, a junior at UST, received a $40,000 scholarship for the upcoming year at University of Notre Dame.
Khan began pursuing a four-year degree in mathematics at St. Thomas and decided to make the switch to cooperative engineering. To be able to finish the program in three years, Khan had to make up a lot of courses, which included one 20-hour semester and summer courses.
"I stacked up my hours, moved on campus and it worked," Khan said. "I had everything here and available, all of my teachers and my resources."
He said the only way he was able to do it was with the help of Dr. Sheila Waggoner, chair of the Department of Mathematics, Computer Science and Cooperative Engineering.
"She would always tell me, 'This is not easy, but you want to do it. If you're going to do it, you have to have a focused mindset to make sure you get everything done,'" Khan said. "She would tell me, 'The day you want to go watch a movie with your friends, make sure your homework is done first.' She was right."
His hard work paid off, and Khan finished up the first part of the program this semester.
"Math is the foundation of engineering," Khan said. "At St. Thomas, courses are like a hybrid of disciplines – you take some math, liberal arts and engineering courses. They set you up with a math background, so when you go to an engineering college, the basic things that people are still learning, you already know it down to its roots."
He used the example of linear algebra. It is embedded in some engineering courses at other schools, but at UST students take an entire course on the subject.
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Further developing his knowledge, Khan, who moved from Pakistan when he was a kid, was pleasantly surprised when he found out what "liberal arts" is and how it worked with his technical mind.
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The elevated walkway will connect the second floor of the casino to its dedicated parking structure. The finished walkway will span 175 feet diagonally over the intersection of Ontario Street and Prospect Avenue in downtown Cleveland's Gateway District.
Workers will hoist the pre-constructed pedestrian walkway 16'–6" above street level. The walkway frame, which crews began erecting on the ground last month, will be lifted into place. Workers will secure the walkway to the second floor of the casino through an existing window, and to the second level of the parking structure.
Construction is expected to continue through the fall with the walkway opening in early 2014. Area street closures will be in effect this weekend to facilitate the work.
• The Ontario Street and Prospect Avenue intersection will be closed to vehicular and pedestrian traffic beginning at 6:30 p.m. on Fri., Oct. 18; the intersection will reopen by 6 a.m. on Mon., Oct. 21.
• Prospect Avenue between West 2nd Street and East 4th Street, as well as Ontario Street between Public Square and Huron Road, will also close at 6:30 p.m. on Fri., Oct. 18; the roads will reopen by 6 a.m. on Mon., Oct. 21.
After the walkway frame is suspended and secured this weekend, crews will continue their work over the coming weeks by affixing dozens of 15 foot-tall glass panels to the sides of the walkway exterior, followed by final interior finishes.
Guest lobbies at each end of the temperature-controlled walkway will be created inside the casino and the Collection Auto Group Centre, where guest services such as coat check will be offered.
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Born in London in 1963, Oakenfold began mixing at the age of 16, and hooked up with friend Trevor Fung to play soul and rare groove at a basement bar in Covent Garden. He also spent some time in New York during the late '70s, working for Arista Records and soaking up the disco scene through Larry Levan's genre-spanning sets at the Paradise Garage. Back in England by the early '80s, Oakenfold worked as a club promoter and British agent for the Beastie Boys and Run-D.M.C. He continued DJing as well, and eventually ended up at the Project, one of the first venues for house music in England, in 1985-1986. With Fung and another friend named Ian St. Paul, Oakenfold was introduced to the exploding club scene on the vacation island of Ibiza (near the coast of Spain) during 1987 and imported the crucial mix of house, soul, Italian disco, and alternative music later dubbed the Balearic style.
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By the mid-'90s, dance music had reached the mainstream of British radio and culture, with Oakenfold at the front of a new wave of globetrotting DJs; he toured with U2 and supported live gigs by INXS, the Orb, Simply Red, Boy George, and Primal Scream. On Britain's ever-growing club circuit, he inaugurated the London superclub Ministry of Sound early in the 1990s and became a resident at Britain's other superclub, Liverpool's Cream, instead of taking big money for independent gigs. He also cut down his remix schedule to less than five per year, concentrating instead on the release of a half-dozen mix albums, including several volumes in the Journeys by DJ series. Oakenfold left Cream in 1999, after which Virgin commemorated the occasion with the release of Resident: Two Years of Oakenfold at Cream. Perfecto Presents Another World arrived the following year.
A monumental U.S. tour and the fresh Voyage into Trance appeared in early 2000, as did Swordfish: The Album, a soundtrack Oakenfold constructed for the sci-fi film of the same name. In 2002, Bunkka became his first album of new productions. Mix albums like Creamfields (2004) and Perfecto Presents...The Club (2005) appeared before his second production effort, A Lively Mind, landed in 2006. Perfecto: Vegas would arrive in 2009, the same year Oakenfold produced the new title cut to Madonna's hit collection Celebration. In 2011, it was announced he was working on a new album, Pop Killer, with guest artists Cee Lo Green and the Red Hot Chili Peppers. ~ John Bush
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Re: Last Knight
I have like your stuff the last few weeks (when I looked at names anyway). Wish you got better votes.
thewronggrape wrote:I think your design might fare better without the guy and maybe just the bloody knife and scissors crossed behind it.
I took your advice...to some degree. Let me know what you think...here is the new version...
Re: ChupaCabana
Oh My Frying Goodness!! I would actually buy this!
Re: Sweeney's Pies v2
This should say "Mrs. Lovett's -The Best Pies In London."
Goat tacos?
I can't get those glowing eyes out of my mind or this song out of my head. It's true evil at work.
auldzalt wrote:This should say "Mrs. Lovett's -The Best Pies In London."
I might submit one with your suggestion. Your idea seems more true to the characters...thanks!
Haha!In Spain there are some people who like eating "Sesos" (brain) too. For me it is a little disgusting, I prefer fish! ;)
evil and cute at the same time!
Give me this shirt now! <3
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Beer in Russian has wrong spelling , it should be "ПИВО"
The Infinity Cafe must be located in Ithaca, NY:
If it did... it would get rejected
Re: Food Chain V.2
This is a cool design.
Wonderful design, Wences! Great style on this one.
isalex wrote:Beer in Russian has wrong spelling , it should be "ПИВО"
ok, thanks man
This is great!
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I would feel better if it were all in Spanish.
My favorite zombie design. I hope something with tacos prints.
yellowflower wrote:Oh em gee. Cupcakes AND coffee! (Being a baker in a coffee shop who loves cutesy things, this is basically the perfect shirt for me.) No rainbow unicorns, but I'll let it slide this time. :P
But you get turbunguins, so that must count for something!
Re: olearys grill
This is probably waaaaay too subtle for the given audience.
I like it though.
I love this shirt I have to have one. Awesome design.
flattopfrank wrote:It actually used to be standard practice for service stations to have home cooked food on premises. Well before Chain food joints, convienience stores and the interstate system. Back when a gas station was also a service station where you could buy gas, have problems repaired on your car and of course eat a bite while you where there. Not food cooked on a roller. Thanks for noticing my artwork. I hope this explanation helps....
Those days are back again, with combo chain store/fuel stations.
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lynnstivers wrote:I'm surprised this design doesn't have more votes - it looks really good! And I love the subtle humor too.
I showed it to my kids along with a blurb about the history of Mrs. O'Leary's cow and the Great Chicago Fire to make sure they "got it"...
"October 8-11, 1871 - The great fire of Chicago, in legend started by a kick from Mrs. O'Leary's cow. The fire caused $196 million in damages. It burned 1.2 million acres of land, destroyed 17,450 buildings, killed 250 people, and left 90,000 homeless."
Back then people would take a lantern out to the barn to milk the cow since it was always still dark that early in the morning. A barn full of dry hay and straw burned fast and their firefighting equipment wasn't nearly as good as what we have now so it would have gotten out of hand very easily.
They're not entirely sure that's exactly what happened - but it very well could have.
I think it's a great design and I'll buy one if it makes it - I voted for it.
It is a great design. Unfortunately it did not have bunnies, kittens, rainbows, unicorns, etc on it so therefore it can never win. Sad.
Vegan zombie! I'd buy that shirt :-)
DivineAna wrote:The Infinity Cafe must be located in Ithaca, NY:
That was cool. Thanks! Sent me down a rabbit hole of minimovies.
I embedded it for ease of viewing.
Re: mondrian's kitchen
even the prices are squarred
5 colors on white
kharmazero wrote:even the prices are squarred
5 colors on white
Squared is spelled with one r, kharma. I hope the prices are all $1 or less. That's the only kind of squaring I can afford.
Re: Mushi
so cute... but this design reminds me another one that i bought at threadless site: http://www.threadless.com/product/3060/Sushi/tab,guys/style,shirt
I mean this one
Re: The Kitchen!
This could be a boots entry. I'm sure she would appreciate the humor.
Furthermore, maybe a tagline about a square meal would work better.
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Don't forget to rate my previous design!!!
Thank you!!!
emenege wrote:so cute... but this design reminds me another one that i bought at threadless site: http://www.threadless.com/product/3060/Sushi/tab,guys/style,shirt
thats pretty different actually... besides it's pretty hard to make one ball of rice not look like another!
I would SOO eat there!!!!! LOVE!!!
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Note: Authority cited: California Constitution, article XIII, section 11; Government Code sections 15606, 15640; Revenue and Taxation Code sections 251, 1840, 7051, 8251, 9251, 11651, 13170, 30451, 32451, 38701, 40171, 41128, 43501, 45851, 46601, 50152, 55301, 60601.
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Camry 34,252
Accord 29,182
Altima 24,448
Sonata 17,332
Optima 14,304
Fusion 12,300
Malibu 11,188
200 9,881
Passat 9,500
Avenger 8,716
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The Dart is still struggling...I'll give Chrysler some slack there, because they were starting from zero, rather than replacing an existing, successful model. Part of the problem may also be that the Avenger is a screaming deal right now. People may be going in to look at a Dart, seeing that the Avenger is actually cheaper, and buying that instead.
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Lieutenant Colonel David D. Kelley is a National Defense Fellow with the International Security Program and Project on Managing the Atom at the Harvard Kennedy School's Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs. Prior to his current assignment, Colonel Kelley was the deputy commander of the 91st Operations Group at Minot Air Force Base, North Dakota, where he directed more than 400 Air Force Airmen in charge of the nation's land-based intercontinental ballistic missile force. He has also served as a commander of an intercontinental ballistic missile squadron, as well as in a variety of staff positions at the wing, Combatant Command, and Major Command levels.


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Holiday reading for the family.
January 03, 2013 , 10:34 AM by Fiona Parker
Sarah Mayor-Cox is a lecturer in Literature and Children's Literacy at La Trobe University.
Here are her suggestions for some holiday reading for the family:
ON THE FARM: OUR HOLIDAY WITH UNCLE KEV by Roland Harvey (Allen and Unwin)
This is the 6th book in this series. Absolutely delightful story about the family going to visit Uncle Kev on his amazing farm. So much of the story is told via Roland Harvey's very witty illustrations. There's something to look for on every page, including haystacks in the shape of the Empire State Building, kangaroos, Strange Hermitage, a Bungee-Pik machine to pick fruit, a chook hut in the shape of the Sydney Opera House with a sign out the front saying 'BANTAMS OF THE OPERA'. Even the endpapers are worth pouring over. I was in hysterics working my way from the strawberry patch, to the Boganberries, the Granberries to the Archbishop of Canterberries.
Part of the story is told in take-offs of famous songs and speeches. For example, the story begins (with apologies to Martin Luther King Jnr.) "I HAVE A FARM ... Not any old farm. A working farm, where every animal has a job to do, and is precious, and nothing is wasted. Where no job is too big, or too dirty, or too small."
Roland Harvey is one of Australia's gems in that he has a very dry and subversive wit - which children respond to very well. He doesn't talk down to them in his words or illustrations . For instance, in the correspondence going on between Uncle Kev and Miss Kellie Kelly (the love of his life) there is a lot of inference and prediction that the children need to make - which draws them on through the story. There is also tons off stuff for the parents too.
THE TREASURE BOX by Margaret Wild and Freya Blackwood (Penguin|Viking)
This extraordinary book is about the importance of story and the power of resilience in the face of the atrocities of war.
Peter (a young boy) and his father must flee their town when the the enemy orders 'everyone out of their houses'. They take with them a treasure box which contains, 'no rubies, no silver, no gold' but instead holds a book 'about our people, about us'. Peter's father tells him that 'it is rarer than rubies, more splendid than silver, greater than gold.' And of course that is the core of this tale - that story and memory and the way they connect one generation's wisdom to the next is the real treasure in life. Unable to carry the iron treasure box over the snow covered mountains on their way to safety, Peter decides to bury it safely under 'an ancient linden tree'. A tree beautifully illustrated in light card or heavy paper that has on it text feintly typed in Italian and set out from the page to give it a two dimensional effect. Blackwood uses this effect with great subtly throughout the book and coupled with her use of muted colour washes the story takes on a melancholy rather rather than a maudlin feel. The text, used in this backdrop fashion, ranges from Hungarian, through Italian to Norwegian and lends the story its universal setting. Blackwood uses many illustrative devices such as frames to move Peter from being an orphan of war to a grown man who returns to find his lost treasure. As an adult, Peter has the same fine but determined bone structure that his father's face showed. His return to the ancient linden tree sees Blackwood brighten her colour palette and set the ensuing scenes in summer.
I just loved this book. It brought tears to my eyes, but great comfort too. I'm sure we'll see it on the CBCA Picture Book shortlist for 2014.
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Eight University of St. Thomas vocal studies students competed in the Greater Houston National Association of Teachers of Singing competition, or NATS competition, on March 29 at Lonestar Community College in Kingwood.
Six students advanced to finals and two made semi-finalists in the spring vocal competition. UST students competed against students from Sam Houston State University, Lamar University, Texas Southern University, Houston Baptist University and many other local community colleges.
The following UST music students participated:
Two students from Dr. Brady Knapp's private studio also competed. Mohammad Salman, who participates in UST choir and opera workshop, placed second in the Beginning Adult Division. Emily Wolf, a junior High School for the Performing and Visual Arts student, was a semi-finalist.
Knapp, associate professor of music and director of vocal and choral studies, said he is proud of the UST vocal music students who competed.
"The students have represented UST at the NATS competitions very well in the past and once again have succeeded," Knapp said. "It is a pleasure to work with this group of talented singers."
Prof. Jasmine Hattem accompanied the students in the competition. "We're lucky to have her," Knapp said.
The next Music Department concert is a Musical Theater Revue by the Pop Singers at 7:30 p.m. on April 14 and 15 in Cullen Hall. The entertaining and family-friendly event is free and open to the public.
Also the University Singers will present a night of sacred choral music, including Mozart's "Missa Brevis" in D minor with a chamber orchestra at 7:30 p.m. on April 29 in the Chapel of St. Basil at UST. The event is free and open to the public.
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By Chris Harris
Pep Guardiola is not surprised to see Cesc Fabregas rattling in the goals - because he was a clinical finisher as a boy at Barcelona.
Arsenal's captain started to learn his trade at a time when Guardiola was bossing the midfield at the Nou Camp. Fabregas looked up to the Barcelona No 4 and Guardiola in turn kept an eye on the youngster's progress.
Fabregas left Barca for Arsenal at the age of 16 and, six years on, is banging in the goals for Arsène Wenger's side. The midfielder has already netted 18 times this season - more than any Arsenal team-mate - and Guardiola is well aware of the threat Fabregas will pose if he passes a fitness test ahead of tonight's Quarter-Final tie.
"Cesc is a very dynamic player, he is always moving around and he's actually playing closer to the opponent's goal so he has more chances to score goals," he said. "Since he was little he was always a clinical finisher."
That said, Guardiola believes that Arsenal will still be dangerous even if Fabregas misses out on the first leg.
"I know that Cesc is a very, very good player and Arsenal are better if he plays but without him they still beat Porto 5-0," noted the Barcelona manager. "They have three or four players who are very dynamic and can play in the same position.
"They will be playing to their strengths, so will we and we will judge after the game. We all know that scoring an away goal is very, very important for the return leg so we are going to have attacking intentions. We will try to score a goal, that is the main idea."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Good colors. The black will be very subtle on asphalt but it might work well because of the flowers in her hair.
Re: Mexico gave you Chocolate, Your Welcome!
What about my welcome?
Re: [url=http://shirt.woot.com/Derby/Entry.aspx?id=54133]Thoughts
I'm really taken with this design! I had never heard that fable before and i love it, but i do agree there needs to be some jewel tones to do a hummingbird justice.
I love this just how it is, black and white. Simple but very eye-catching.
dribbles wrote:here here
I want this shirt too! :/ It's amazing.
Re: Tasty Insides
+1. Cutness overload!
jmig wrote:Love the colors!!!
babitha wrote:Aztec Mocha?!? ;) Grand display of the pagans.
Re: One, Two, Three...
These look like specimen cups
Re: EL LUNCHADOR
I would totally wear this shirt. It is so funny!
Re: Quetzal
You did a great job of building the patterns into the bird's shapes and textures. It's that mark making that ties the shirt design to the Mexican theme as much as the native bird.
Re: Lady of the Dead
Re: Calavera Mine (Día de los Muertos)
Super cool, my friend. :D
I don't think it's the intent, but this looks a bit like a "fat, lazy Mexican" joke.
Re: Guadalupe Hidalgo
Great draw and concept! (o;
Re: Frida Y Diego
GO, DIEGO [and FRIEDA], GO! Get back into the fog.
Re: The Three Amigos
Any particular reason they are chips? I am just wondering if I am missing something important. I have watched the three amigos roughly 300 times - but it has been almost 3 months since the last time so maybe there are chips in there somewhere?
Re: Aztecish V.2
Very nice design! I wish this were higher in the rankings. Would very much like one.
phineus wrote:I love this just how it is, black and white. Simple but very eye-catching.
Agree. gmv
Re: The Usual Suspects
Very nice. gmv
epicfal wrote:I second that, especially since the placement seems like it would be, uh, awkward on us lady-types. But if it was just Frida, I'd definitely want one.
Just made a v.2 thank you for the suggestions.
Here is the link:
melfox86 wrote:I miss your zorro :-(, but this is gorgeous!
That was my first thought, too: "Gorgeous!"
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Re: The Golden Eagle
Simple designs are just as nice as intricate ones. You got my vote
Re: [url=http://shirt.woot.com/Derby/Entry.aspx?id=54147]Frida was never really
Again share what you think
paigeg wrote:Are you watching the same movie I am [TNT Saturday 8-11 EDT]? Mmm. Synchronicity. Not sure that puts it on-theme, though, without a better tie to the Olmecs.
Actually, I thought a LOT about this before committing it to the derby. These carvings are huge, and they didn't just make them for everyone. With as little as we do know about the Olmecs, essentially just their ruins and these giant heads and a few pieces of jewelry, I'm skeptical that we really know what the giant heads were about.
I guess that you had to be kind of a big shot (rim shot!) to get a giant head made of you- a general, a hero, someone a bit silly, maybe a politician. The scientists think they were kings. The lunatics think they were astronauts . Whoever they were, I think you had to be some kind of celebrity to get a giant head carved of you.
so, yeah, I think it says something about the topic. Maybe not so simple 'Mexican' as tacos with shiny eyes, but a real, actually serious attempt at a comment on the culture of the region.
Re: Fiery Aztec Spirit Bird
would have liked this a lot more if the flames were left out B^( to me they just dont fit the design
Simply beautiful! Hope this prints!
Re: Ay Chihuahua!
Um, Boots, Kevlar wanted me to tell you that it's him and not you. He thinks you're really cool and beautiful and talented and great, but he's just not ready for real commitment. He'd tell you himself, but he's real upset and taking some strong medication.
jhgalvas wrote:I love the reflection in the water. It makes the shirt awesome!
That's actually the one element that turns me off to the design. The reflection isn't correct for beams from a distant sun...instead, the undistorted reflection makes the sun look like it is resting on the edge of the water. It bugs me.
Re: Cupcake Carrier
To me, it always looked like a giant cupcake anyway.
Re: Tequila Sunrise
"Take another shot of courage
Wonder why the right words never come
You just get numb
It's another tequila sunrise, this old world
still looks the same,
Another frame..."
6 colors on navy. I was actually trying to do a different color scheme from my other entry, but anything else looked wrong! And again, would love feedback. Thanks!
edit: I tried showing the smaller placement that would be for womens shirts which should avoid large agave targets (though I'm sure my husband would say that would be AWESOME), but overall it would be larger on the mens shirts.
Re: For the Ancestors
It's unusual! I like it!
Love it! Print this please!
Nice take on Aztec-style art. Simple yet complex.
Beautiful. You did a really nice job w/ the interwoven patterns. I like the colors of the art, I don't know that I like it on that color shirt...brown might be cool w/ lighter brown branches. I still love it though.
Re: seriously large Olmec head
it looks like the "Joker" from Batman, cool!
aswati wrote:+1. Excellent colour combination! The squares on the right hand side look perfect. The textures look great too. The waves on their own look good. However, there is something about the inverted-trapezoid (that the waves form)that has something..misplaced, I guess. Maybe keep both sides of the wave formation consistent in pattern/have only one border of waves??
Thanks! Yeah, I struggled with the wave, initially I had it much smaller, but that also looked weird.
blk909 wrote:I would love it without the wave thing. Just the side design.
I think I should have just given up on the wave part...but it looked so cool in my head! Ah well, something to work on at some point.
grahamcrackercoyote wrote:From Dusk Till Dawn Of The Dead
great job, guys!
I'm confused... On the left is Roger from American Dad. On the right is ET. Who's in the middle? How is this mexican?
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hey, i have been out of this sport for about four years and it seems like no one plays anymore! There is a game at nighthawk paintball on march 19th. If any one replies do this i have more details. There doesn't seem to be many ballers in this town. Please prove me wrong.
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Posted 10 March 2011 - 01:00 AM
hay im going to the game ill most likely be shooting my fx fusion because my karnivor need an new main spring ill probably be playing on the navy and ill mostlikely be hanging out with a team called the voodoo doll because thats my dads team and im 15 ill have a ninja black fx fusion with a black rotor and a dye speed feed and idk what else
looking to start a team in spokane with mainly highschoolers text me at 998-8744 if interested
Posted 16 March 2011 - 04:48 AM
Dont know much about the area, but im in moses lake, i just started air ball this year with my team. We play at lincoln paintball. Maybe I can get some guys to show up since the league has been dead. Is this place a buisness or do i have to get my HPA filled somewere els. Also my guys and I dont like to play unless everyone is chronographed befor the game, is that something that will be enforced? Also looking for more people to join the sunday league at lincolnpaintball.com
Watch out for the Samsquantch!!!
Posted 03 July 2011 - 04:54 AM
Nitehawk is a great place to play!
Watch out for the Samsquantch!!!
Posted 30 November 2011 - 08:21 PM
Been wanting to make the trip over th Nitehawk since I heard about them. We are planning a few trips this next year not sure what ones other then "saving private Ryan" and Mortar Wars VI..
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Here in mn, you can't do layout hunting, and you can't hunt from open water. Must be at least partially concealed in standing vegetation. I am converting all but 6-12 of my diver dekes to longline clips, and I will be putting a short (18" or so) hard side blind on my 18' deep v boat.
This is my first diver specific boat, and it isn't really a tender, since I have to hunt from it when I hunt deep water.
Anyway: suggestions for your favorite mods you made to your rig to make hunts easier and more successful?
Getting ready for the divers to show up.... Oh wait, it's July.


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Medical Marketing: Is That REAL Pain?
Robert Burton of Salon wrote an interesting piece that discusses both the field of prescription drug marketing and how fMRI brain scans have been used to show that pain is "real." Fibromyalgia is a condition in which patients seem to experience more pain than non-sufferers. Fibromylgia is thought to be stimulated by mental states like anxiety and depression, but no specific measures like blood tests, X-rays, autopsies, etc., demonstrate any evidence of the condition. The only thing that physicians have to work with is the subjective descriptions of the patients as to their pain level. Now, fMRI brain scans which show more pain-related brain activation in fibromyalgia sufferers may open the floodgates for pharmaceutical companies to offer products like Lyrica to treat the condition. Of course, what the fMRI is showing is that the patient is experiencing a higher level of pain than normal, not that there is a specific organic reason for the pain. This whole discussion gets into the fascinating area of expectations and individual experience:


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GAINESVILLE, Fla. – The clock neared 10 seconds remaining and play continued at midfield, but Florida sophomore Kitty Cullen raced toward the south end of the field and into the open arms of Gators goalkeeper Mikey Meagher.
Or maybe she floated. The moment seemed surreal to Cullen.
Was this happening? Did the Gators really just beat No. 2-ranked Northwestern, which has played for the last six national titles, in only their second season of existence? Did Cullen and Meagher truly just have career performances in the biggest game in the brief history of the Florida lacrosse program?
Yes, yes and yes.
All those thoughts and more raced around Cullen's head as the final seconds ticked off in Florida's 13-11 victory over the Wildcats. For a few moments, Dizney Stadium seemed more like Disney World for the duo as they jumped up and down, detached from the rest of the world.
"I can't believe it,'' Cullen said.
Soon, they were mobbed by their teammates in front of a standing-room-only crowd that broke out the Gator Chomp in the final seconds, creating a Kodak moment for many in the crowd.
"I was just screaming, 'Oh my God, we just won.' It was so exciting,'' Cullen said after her fourth six-goal game of the season. "I'm so happy for me and my team. I wouldn't want to share this with anyone else. This is what we've worked so hard for day in and day out.''
The Gators took the field Thursday night confident they would be more of a thorn in Northwestern's side than they were a year ago, when the Wildcats lost to Maryland in the NCAA title game, ending a streak of five consecutive national titles.
After all, last season's game – a 19-5 Northwestern victory – was over by halftime. The Gators fell behind 15-0 before scoring a goal.
"We quite honestly got embarrassed last year by this team,'' Florida coach Amanda O'Leary said. "They were just so much better than us.''
Everyone knew the Gators were improved, but no one knew for sure what to expect in Thursday's rematch. Would the tradition-rich Wildcats show up with an attitude? Would the Gators show their youth? Could Northwestern really lose its first American Lacrosse Conference game in seven years?
The Gators, ranked No. 6, had won 12 in a row after losing to North Carolina in the season opener. Meanwhile, the Wildcats entered a perfect 12-0, undefeated since that loss to the Terrapins last May.
Thursday's game didn't quite seem like the David vs. Goliath matchup from a year ago, but it still had a big brother vs. little brother backdrop. The Gators had beaten four ranked teams on their way to Thursday, but Northwestern had beaten 10.
Not only were the Wildcats undefeated, they won easily, never trailing by more than three goals the entire season and just once at halftime. Both of those times came in a 12-10 comeback win over Duke two weeks ago.
So when the Gators jumped to a 5-1 lead on Thursday behind three quick goals from Cullen, and carried a 9-4 lead into halftime, you started to feel like something special might be in the making.
"Our team comes out of the locker room very fired up,'' O'Leary said. "It doesn't take a whole lot to get fired up to play the No. 2-ranked team in the country.''
You knew the Wildcats weren't going to go away quietly, and they proved it by coming out in the second half and quickly scoring three goals in a little more than three minutes. Suddenly, the Gators looked slower, less confident than they did in the first half.
Meanwhile, the Wildcats looked dangerous, like a cat on the prowl and with its prey in sight. The game went back and forth until Meagher left the net to try to steal a pass. She missed, and the ball ended up on the stick of Shannon Smith, who scored to trim Florida's lead to a goal with 6:37 remaining.
It felt like the game was slipping away for the Gators.
"In practice, the coaches encourage me to try and go out and get those free balls,'' Meagher said. "It's going to happen. We just kind of regrouped. They told me it was OK, and we just got back on it.''
Crunch time had officially arrived. O'Leary wasn't overly concerned.
"I don't think we were pressing the panic button,'' O'Leary said.
Instead of the veteran Wildcats coming through in the clutch, it was the young Gators, led by Cullen and Meagher. Cullen scored the game's final goal a minute after Smith's score trimmed the lead to one, and then Meagher stole the show in the final minutes.
Playing two short the majority of the final three minutes because of a pair of yellow cards, Meagher made a series of critical saves to preserve what will be remembered as a signature victory for the Gators.
The win is the kind that will catch the college lacrosse world's attention. It's the kind of win that makes people wonder what this Gators team can do in just its second season. It's the kind of moment that changes a program's identity and its perception to the outside world.
"It kind of shows us, 'Hey, we can do it,' '' said Cullen, who scored Florida's final three goals and now has a NCAA-best 67 on the season.
The Gators grew up Thursday. The players and the fans and the program.
"To get the fans and the support we have is just unreal, because they didn't know a lot about it,'' Meagher said. "But now they are starting to understand it and love the game.''
As she finished postgame interviews, O'Leary shared her view of this team.
She spent 14 years at Yale prior to taking over a Florida program that didn't even have a field or practice facility when she took the job. She then had to go find players.
She obviously found some good ones. They paid her back for believing in them on a warm Thursday night.
"This is an amazing team, and it is really a team,'' O'Leary said. "This is the best I've ever coached from top to bottom. I had some great players at Yale and some great teams at Yale, but overall, this team from top to bottom is probably the most talented group I have ever worked with.
"This win is tremendous.''


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Engineers worked late on March 7th, "keeping time" with an aggressive schedule for building the Mars Science Laboratory rover. Getting into a new rhythm of hard work to come, the mission team was upbeat as they kicked off a mission phase called ATLO (Assembly, Testing, and Launch Operations). Engineers double-checked voltage protection settings and reviewed operational constraints for the first Rover Compute Element. It will soon be used to test electronic components for the cruise stage, which protects the rover during its journey to Mars. For inspiration and team morale, the team broke out their new theme song: "Loving Every Minute of It" by Lover Boy, which will be played before every mission milestone achieved. The Test Conductor then polled the team to make sure everything checked out and was "Go for Power On" for the first time. Ninety minutes of testing later, and everything was still humming along!
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