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I guess it is no secret that I'm involved with a fun event called Debauchery. It is coming up May 31st through June 2nd, and I'll be too busy to pimp it over the next few weeks, so now is … Continue reading
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Two quick photos that I feel like sharing. The first is the almighty catloaf! The second photo is the laziest dog that I've ever seen.
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The week is shaping up nicely… well, as nice as my weeks can get. Oh, Aperture, your fired by the way. Telling me your done importing when your really not done and I then wiped the camera… at which point … Continue reading
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Belle Stoddard's perfect game against Highland last week was the culmination of hard work.
Bountiful's ace pitcher is humbled by how far she's come after putting in countless hours to develop her talents.
"I'm so blessed to be surrounded by such great people," Stoddard said. "The school has been so supportive. It's like a family atmosphere. Everyone strives to help you be your best. A perfect game comes from having a perfect team. It was a great start to what I hope to be a great season."
Stoddard, one of four returning seniors for the Braves, went 12-3 in the circle last season and hit .486. She was named to the Class 4A first team after helping Bountiful win the Region 6 championship (14-1) and finish 22-7 overall. The Braves advanced to the 4A quarterfinals before losing to Roy then Salem Hills.
Stoddard is eager to pick up where the team left off last season.
"We have such high expectations for this season," Stoddard said. "We're all best friends, and there's no other school I'd rather represent. I just try to be the best leader I can be by example. Each year we've gotten better and better."
Stoddard has been a model of consistency since joining the varsity team midway through her freshman year. Not known as a strikeout pitcher, she relies more on her off-speed pitches to keep hitters off-balance. The curveball is her favorite pitch, but she also throws a screwball, rise, drop and change.
Bountiful coach Butch Latey said Stoddard is at her best when she keeps opposing hitters guessing at the plate.
"Her biggest progress is with ball movement and keeping the ball low," Latey said. "Her speed has increased, but she's pretty much a groundball pitcher. When she gets it up, she gets in trouble, but she's improved in that. She can really hit spots. If I had five good pitchers over the years, she's one of the top five."
At the plate, Stoddard has performed well as Bountiful's cleanup hitter. She blasted five home runs last season and has gotten bigger, faster and stronger as she has grown. Her pitching and hitting prowess were enough for Snow College to offer her a full scholarship, which she gladly accepted.
"It's a perfect fit, and I get to go play what I love," said Stoddard, who aspires to be an occupational therapist. "I'm going to work hard and prove to them that I want to play and start. I'm not trying to strike girls out. It's awesome when your defense makes the plays behind you. I can't thank my team enough."
Latey is hopeful that Stoddard can lead Bountiful back to the playoffs this season to cap her high school career.
"She's a really good kid, and that's one thing that helped get her a scholarship," Latey said. "I would be surprised if [Snow] didn't use her right away. She has a real good work ethic, and our freshmen already look up to her."
Stoddard and the Braves started the season 5-0, with their top hurler adding four doubles at the plate.


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Tried this for brunch today and it was delicious. Instead of using plain bread, I used a cinnamon swirl bread. I was not able to make it ahead and let it sit overnight, but, instead, I let it sit in the fridge for about 2 hours. Next time, I'll make it the night before so the bread really soaks up everything. Everyone has full and happy tummies today in my house.
Baked Caramel-Banana French Toast
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Decadent, easy-to-serve Baked Caramel-Banana French Toast is great for family brunches. It's a tasty dessert option, too, for parties or dinner.
Yield: Serves 8
Cost per Serving: $1.24
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Chill: 4 Hours
Bake: 40 Minutes
Total: 5 Hours, 5 Minutes
Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 540
- Fat: 25g
- Saturated fat: 13g
- Protein: 13g
- Carbohydrate: 69g
- Fiber: 1g
- Cholesterol: 246mg
- Sodium: 524mg
- 8 tablespoons (1 stick) unsalted butter
- 1 cup packed dark brown sugar
- 2 tablespoons dark rum, optional
- 2 medium ripe bananas, sliced
- 1 loaf challah or white bread (about 20 oz.), cut or torn into 1/2-inch pieces
- 8 large eggs
- 2 cups half and half
- 1 tablespoon vanilla extract
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1. Melt butter in a large skillet over medium-low heat. Add brown sugar and rum, if desired; stir until smooth. Remove from heat and stir in bananas.
- 2. Scatter half of bread in a 9-by-13-inch baking dish. Spoon caramel-banana mixture evenly over bread. Top with remaining bread. In a large bowl, whisk eggs until blended. Whisk in half and half, vanilla and salt. Pour over bread mixture, pressing down on bread to make sure it's all coated. Cover with foil and refrigerate at least 4 hours or overnight.
- 3. Preheat oven to 350ºF. Let baking dish stand at room temperature while the oven preheats. Remove foil and bake until puffed and golden and a thin knife inserted in center comes out clean, about 40 minutes. Let cool for 5 minutes before serving.
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Excellent pasta salad, good for lunch all week.
Confetti Pasta Salad with Chicken
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Burbgirl Posted: 02/08/09
I made this for my workday lunch for the week, and it is excellent! I tweaked a few things .... I used cilantro instead of parsley, whole wheat spiral pasta and added a clove of garlic to the chicken simmer. It's wonderful. Very flavorful and very healthy. I'll definitely keep this one in my recipe file.
dwcreech1 Posted: 10/18/09
Obviously not pasta salad
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After trying this recipe cold and not really caring for it, I took another reveiwer's advice and tried it warm, and it wasn't as bad. This recipe just doesn't have the flavor I'd expect from all the ingredients. I did make a few modifications. I used meat from a whole chicken that I boiled, then used the broth from that mixed with wine and garlic for the reduction. I also did not have lemon so I used lime juice instead. I would not make this recipe again.
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To the reviewer that gave it one star - lime juice is not a good sub for lemon juice. Also, it really annoys me when people change the recipe significantly and then say it wasn't good! Try it as written - especially if you don't know how to make adequate substitions!! You can't sub a WHOLE chicken for 12 oz breast meat! Obv that will change the texture, flavor etc. if you can't make it as posted for whatever reason and it doesn't come out well, you are not credible as a reviewer. I make this exactly as posted and it is a great, light lunch. If you don't like vegetables, don't try it. Delish for those of us who do.


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12/30/2008Metro Parks to accept 2009 rentals beginning Jan. 12Metro Parks offering 2009 rental reservations beginning Jan. 12
12/15/2008Metro Parks Designates Seven Hills for Winter SleddingLOUISVILLE -- For thousands of local children – and quite a few adults, too – sledding is a highlight of the winter season. With Louisville facing a possible significant winter weather-related event over the next few days, Metro Parks wants to remind the public it will open hills in seven parks for sledding from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. on days when snow
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12/4/2008Metro Parks Gearing Up for Holiday Season With Numerous Holiday-Themed EventsFamilies who are looking for affordable family entertainment during the holiday season will find many fun and inexpensive options through Metro Parks.
12/4/2008Mary T. Aquatic Center therapy pool to be closed Dec. 19-21 for repairsMetro Parks will be closing the therapy pool at the Mary T. Meagher Aquatic Center from Dec. 19-21 to make improvements to the pool's drain system.
11/17/2008Historic Locust Grove to host Holiday SamplerSpend the day after Thanksgiving exploring our region's heritage at Historic Locust Grove. We are open our regular hours, 10 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. and have a brand new gallery, "A Country Worth Defending-Land and Family in Early Kentucky," to tour.
11/13/2008Metro Parks, MSD to partner on work along Beargrass CreekAn effort to create enhanced wetlands along Beargrass Creek may impact users of the Beargrass Creek Greenway trail over the next few weeks. The 1.3-mile paved off-road path for pedestrians and cyclists connects the intersection of Grinstead Drive and Lexington Road to Locust Street near Spring Street.
10/29/2008Waverly Park to be closed Oct. 30Waverly Park, located at Arnoldtown Road and Clayton Terrace in west Louisville, will be closed on Thursday, October 30 for paving work. The contractor will be installing expanded parking facilities and paving over a gravel portion of the park entry road.
10/28/2008Owen to give presentation Nov. 5 at Historic Locust GroveHow did people get the news in early Louisville? On Wednesday, November 5, Tom Owen, associate archivist and community relations associate at the University of Louisville, as well as a Metro Councilman, will share the history of Louisville's early newspapers at Historic Locust Grove.
10/15/2008Mayor Dedicates Renovated Shawnee PavilionLOUISVILLE (Oct. 15, 2008) – The historic Shawnee Pavilion, an original feature of the Olmsted-designed Shawnee Park, has been renovated and made accessible for the disabled – and new restrooms have been added near the structure.
10/9/2008Jefferson Memorial Forest finalist in Save the Trails competitionThe Louisville Metro Parks Foundation and the Jefferson Memorial Forest have been named finalists in a competition for Save the Trails funding that will be determined by online voting during October.
10/7/2008Memorial Forest Master Planning meeting to be held Oct. 22LOUISVILLE -- The nation's largest municipal urban forest has a new vision that calls for continued growth, expanded facilities for education and recreation, and new nature programs to better serve the public and draw more visitors.
10/1/2008Riverside Heritage Festival to take place on Oct. 11Riverside, the Farnsley-Moremen Landing invites everyone to its annual Riverside Heritage Festival on Saturday, October 11, from noon-5 p.m.
10/1/2008Otter Creek Park to host Halloween-themed weekend eventsFamilies who are interested in all the fun and pageantry of Halloween in a natural setting will have four opportunities to enjoy the holiday during the month of October at Otter Creek Park.
9/30/2008Annual Mayor's Hike to take place at Oct. 18Mayor Jerry Abramson is encouraging Louisville residents to "hit the trail" on Saturday, October 18 at the fourth Mayor's Healthy Hometown Hike at Jefferson Memorial Forest. The free event is part of the Mayor's Healthy Hometown Movement, designed to encourage healthy behavior including better nutrition and increased physical activity.
9/30/2008Family Golf Package to be offered at Metro Parks courses during OctoberAs a result of interest generated by Kentuckians Kenny Perry and J.B. Holmes in helping Team USA capture the Ryder Cup, Metro Parks is offering an affordable family golfing package at its nine golf courses during October weekends.
9/30/2008Annual Mayor's Hike set for Oct. 18Mayor Jerry Abramson is encouraging Louisville residents to "hit the trail" on Saturday, October 18 at the fourth Mayor's Healthy Hometown Hike at Jefferson Memorial Forest. The free event is part of the Mayor's Healthy Hometown Movement, designed to encourage healthy behavior including better nutrition and increased physical activity.
9/25/2008Registration for Fall classes to begin at Metro Arts CenterRegistration for Fall classes at the Metro Arts Center, 8360 Dixie Highway, will begin October 1.
9/24/2008Metro Parks properties continuing to recover from stormLouisville's parks, golf courses and community centers are among Metro Parks properties that are continuing to recover from the September 14 wind storm.
9/22/2008Louisville Extreme Park closing for annual repairsLouisville Extreme Park to be closed Wednesday, September 24 through Friday, September 26
9/19/2008Five Community Centers to be open for extended hours this weekendFive Metro Parks community centers will be open for extended hours this weekend to offer family-friendly activities to those still without power following Sunday's wind storm.
9/18/2008Metro Parks to host cleanup events at local parksTo commemorate National Public Lands Day, Metro Parks, the Olmsted Parks Conservancy, the Natural Resources Conservation Service and the Metropolitan Sewer District (MSD) will host four cleanup events in area parks on Saturday, September 27.
9/11/2008CANCELED - Forest to host Kentucky Reptile and Amphibian Day Sept. 20Snakes, lizards and frogs aren't to be feared – in fact, they're an essential ingredient in keeping the balance at America's largest municipally-owned forest.
8/13/2008Metro Parks, Kentucky Forestry purchases 98-acre walnut farmLouisville Metro Parks and the Kentucky Division of Forestry purchased a 98-acre walnut farm this week, part of the City of Parks initiative. The property – the largest known walnut plantation east of the Mississippi River – will ultimately become publicly accessible park land.
8/5/2008Locust Grove to host book sale August 16-17More than 12,000 used, collectible & remaindered books will be for sale at Historic Locust Grove's annual August book sale, featuring a large collection of Civil War, military, cookbooks and children's books as well as a large assortment of other quality books in all categories. Sale takes place August 16 & 17.
7/29/2008Metro Parks, Crime Stoppers team to fight vandalismSeeking to reduce the amount of graffiti and vandalism taking place in Louisville's parks, three organizations have teamed up to offer cash rewards for information leading to the arrest of individuals committing crimes in parks and recreation facilities owned by Louisville Metro Government.
6/27/2008Riverside to host ice cream social July 12Riverside, the Farnsley-Moremen Landing is pleased to announce its 7th annual "Old Fashioned Ice Cream Social" on Sunday, July 13 from 1- 5 p.m.
6/25/2008July lecture series continues at Locust GroveA panel discussion about the changing views of George Rogers Clark and his role in the American Revolution in the Ohio Valley Region will take place on Wednesday, July 2, at 1 p.m. at Locust Grove.
6/23/2008Approximately 400 children taking part in Reds Rookie Success League - LouisvilleApproximately 400 Louisville-area children ages 6-12 are getting a first-hand introduction to the game of baseball this summer through the Cincinnati Reds Rookie Success League-Louisville. The league, in its inaugural season in the Louisville area, is one portion of a significant investment made by the Reds in the city of Louisville.
6/18/2008Locust Grove gallery opening July 4Historic Locust Grove will celebrate our nation's birthday this summer with the grand opening of the new permanent exhibit in the state dedicated to Kentucky's involvement in the Revolutionary War. The exhibit, entitled, "A Country Worth Defending: Land & Family in Early Kentucky," will occupy a portion of the new 1,200-square foot wing of the Visitors Center.
6/18/2008Southern Parkway Mile road race coming July 12LOUISVILLE – Athletes of all ages – and their pooches too – are encouraged to participate in one of the more unusual and fun road races in the region on Saturday, July 12, when the Southern Parkway Mile takes place near Southern Parkway and New Cut Road.
6/10/2008Swimming Pool Shuttle Service CanceledMetro Parks has cancelled service for a free summer swimming pool shuttle that had been operating since Memorial Day weekend.
6/6/2008Riverside to celebrate '100 Years On the Ohio'Riverside, the Farnsley-Moremen Landing will celebrate "100 Years On the Ohio" with a historical timeline event representing the years 1765—1865 on Saturday, June 14 and Sunday, June 15 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days. Visitors to the site will see over 100 historical re-enactors demonstrating the tools, weaponry, clothing and cooking of the various periods represented. Admission to the site is $6 for adults, $5 for seniors, and $3 for children per day. A family rate allows two adults with up to 3 children to enter for $15.
6/6/2008Wyandotte Park Planning Meeting to take place July 1A master planning effort for Wyandotte Park that began last year will be completed on Tuesday, July 1, with a fifth and final public meeting to discuss park improvements. The meeting takes place at 6 p.m. in the Salvation Army Boys and Girls Club, located within the park at 1010 Beecher Street.
6/5/2008Celebrate National Trails Day in LouisvilleTake a hike – but don't leave Louisville. This Saturday is National Trails Day and the Olmsted Parks Conservancy offers three ways you can get involved.
5/31/2008Sun Valley Swimming Pool Re-Opens Earlier than ExpectedAfter making temporary repairs more quickly than first expected, Metro Parks re-opened the swimming pool in Sun Valley Park at noon on Saturday. The pool closed for one day after a system that controls the pump's motor failed.
5/27/2008Dates set for Summer Chamber SeriesTen dates are set for the Mayor's Summer Chamber Concert Series, which will bring professional musicians from the Louisville Orchestra to selected local libraries and community centers across the city.
5/22/2008Metro Parks to offer free shuttle service to local pools Louisville's public pools open for the summer this weekend, and Metro Parks is offering free rides to families who want to visit a local pool. People may board a shuttle at one of the five closed pools and travel to the Norton or Algonquin pools. The free service begins Saturday.
5/22/2008Otter Creek Park dedicates new SplashpadThousands of area residents have flocked to Otter Creek Park over the years for the multitude of recreational opportunities and abundant natural wonders that exist in the 2,600 acre park, which is set along the Ohio River in Meade County, Ky.
5/15/2008Planning Process for Jefferson Memorial Forest Kicks off with Public MeetingCitizens can help shape the future of the 6,191-acre Jefferson Memorial Forest during a public meeting on Wednesday, May 21. Based in part on feedback from the meeting, Metro Parks will develop a comprehensive master plan for the nation's largest municipal urban forest by fall 2008.
5/13/2008Annual Memorial Day Ceremony to Honor Fallen PatriotsVeterans and their families will join with the community at an annual Memorial Day Ceremony on Monday, May 26, 2008 at noon at the Patriots Peace Memorial to honor members of the Armed Forces who lost their lives in the line of duty under conditions other than hostile action.
4/15/2008Mayor opens 23-mile section of Louisville LoopIt stretches 23 miles, from downtown Louisville to the Farnsley-Moremen Landing, and it meanders along the Ohio River and through numerous neighborhoods, from Portland to the Cane Run area.
4/11/2008Three free concerts to take place at Shelby ParkThree two-hour concerts will be performed in the recently renovated Shelby Park this spring and fall thanks to a sponsorship by Chase and a partnership between the Louisville Orchestra and Metro Parks.
4/11/2008Main Pool at Mary T. Meagher Aquatic Center to re-open MondayAfter more than a month of extensive repairs, the main pool at the Mary T. Meagher Aquatic Center is scheduled to re-open at 5 a.m. on Monday, April 14.
4/7/2008Wildflower walk to highlight Olmsted ParksTake time to stop and smell the wildflowers on a nature walk through one of Louisville's most beautiful historic parks.
4/4/2008Community Centers adjust hours for Spring BreakMetro Parks community centers will be open for adjusted hours during the local Spring Break school schedule, officials announced today.
4/3/2008Additional corporate sponsors step up to share lighting expensesMayor Jerry Abramson has signed a full roster of local corporate sponsors who will provide one-time funding to cover electric bills at Louisville Metro Parks fields used by youth leagues.
4/3/2008Registration set to begin for Summer CampsRegistration begins April 7 for Metro Parks summer camps at 16 community centers and outreach sites across Louisville.
3/27/2008PNC Bank to Make Donation for Youth League Lighting ExpensesPNC Bank is donating $15,000 to help pay for lighting expenses incurred by youth leagues that use Louisville Metro Parks, Mayor Jerry Abramson announced today.
3/26/2008JMF Forest Fest to take place May 17A spectacular day of Bluegrass music, food and youth activities in the scenic environment of America's largest municipal forest awaits those who visit Jefferson Memorial Forest's fourth annual Forest Fest on Saturday, May 17.
3/18/2008Closure of Mary T. Meagher Aquatic Center's Olympic pool extended until April 14Metro Parks has extended the closure of Mary T. Meagher Aquatic Center's Olympic pool until April 14.
3/17/2008Local entertainment showcase slated for Iroquois AmphitheaterTwo events featuring some of the best local entertainment Louisville has to offer will take place at the historic Iroquois Amphitheater on Saturday, March 29 and Sunday, March 30.
3/7/2008Metro Parks Designates Seven Parks for Winter SleddingFor thousands of local children – and quite a few adults, too – sledding is a highlight of the winter season. Metro Parks will open hills in seven parks for sledding from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. on days when snow accumulation reaches 2-3 inches.
3/5/2008Mary T. Meagher Aquatic Center's main pool remains closedThe Olympic pool at Mary T. Meagher Aquatic Center will remain closed for repairs through March 24.
2/28/2008Metro Parks Golf Course Greens Fees to IncreaseLOUISVILLE – For the first time in two years, Metro Parks has adopted minimal increases in greens fees at the 9 public golf courses it operates throughout Louisville.
2/26/2008Aquatic Center Closed to Repair LeakThe Olympic pool at Mary T. Meagher Aquatic Center developed a significant leak last night, and will be closed for several days while Metro Parks officials work to make repairs.
2/25/200821st Century Parks Debuts Website, New Tool for Public InputA new website will allow the public to get the latest information about the Floyds Fork Greenway project, part of the City of Parks initiative.
2/20/2008New playground, memorial to be added at South Louisville C.C.Metro Parks and the Fight Crimes Against Children Partnership announced plans for a new playground and reflection memorial, to be built in two phases at South Louisville Community Center, 2911 Taylor Boulevard.
2/15/2008Turn Your Child Into an Adventurer at Jefferson Memorial ForestThe Jefferson Memorial Forest is offering an exciting new series that will expose 5-and 6-year olds to the wonders of the natural world.
2/1/2008A Romantic Valentine's Day Awaits at Jefferson Memorial ForestA perfect romantic Valentine's Day evening awaits February 14 at Jefferson Memorial Forest.
1/28/2008Metro Parks Seeking Entries for 4th Annual Dance ExtravaganzaAfter yet another successful event in March 2007, Metro Parks is hoping to make the 4nd Annual Youth Extravaganza Dance Competition bigger and better.
1/27/2008Reds Announce Wyandotte Baseball Field RenovationsThe Cincinnati Reds, Louisville Bats and Metro Parks held a ceremony at Wyandotte Park Sunday in which the organizations announced a large-scale renovation of the baseball fields at the park, located near historic Churchill Downs.
1/23/2008Wyandotte Park to see ballfield improvements, Master PlanA master planning effort for Wyandotte Park that began last year continues on Thursday, January 31, with a third public meeting to discuss park improvements.
1/2/2008Metro Parks Presents 2008 Mayor's WinterScene PerformancesThose who have the itch to enjoy the performing arts will find a lot to like during January and February with the 2008 season of the Mayor's WinterScene.


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Broken hips happen a lot in elderly people. It is not a very common occurrence in younger people. A hip fracture would take between 3 and 6 months to heal because as you get older, you don't heal quite as fast as when you are young. There are factors to consider in the healing of the hips. One factor to consider is that some times the hip may need to be replaced. In many cases, a fracture would have to have medical and surgical attention in order for it to be healed. Younger people can experience hip fractures or broken hips but it is not a common occurrence.


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You can also... simply tap your finger tips together since there are important meridian points on the finger tips. I find that tapping on my thigh just above my knee and a little over to the outside of my leg, is a very powerful way to center and ground myself -- especially when I am having a stressful or emotional phone conversation. "Hi mom... thanks for calling!" :)
EFT can also be done quite effectively using only your mind and imagining that you are tapping on the EFT body points - this is called mental tapping. Imaginary or mental tapping is great thing to do before falling asleep or when you wake up and are too tired or too relaxed to lift up your arm.
8 - EFT not only stimulates the energy meridians and improves energy flow in the body, it helps to fully connect you to your physical body or ground your bodys energy (electrical) system.
Here are some signs of being ungrounded: stumbling, bumping into things, clumsiness, minor injuries, being unfocussed, light headed, confused, feeling uneasy, anxious, nervous, angry, worried, scared, sad etc.
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Commission Highlights
During its regularly scheduled meeting March 21, 2002, which was held in St. George, the Board of Commissioners received the following reports and took the actions indicated.
1.John T. Nielsen reported on the Legislative Session. He told the Commission that the Bar had recommended supporting sixteen bills in the last legislative session. Of those bills, fifteen passed and one bill failed. Of the seven bills which the Commission opposed, only two passed. John T. Nielsen thanked David Bird for his help with mitigating the severity of problems relating to the revisions in the JCC provisions. John concluded his report by informing those present that the Legislature had increased various court filing fees approximately $15-20 which will raise nearly $2.8 million in state revenues. John also updated the Commission on several recent items of interest. Alicia Suazo will not be running for election and Nisa Sisneros, a Hispanic woman lawyer at Salt Lake Legal Defenders, has been slated as Alicia's successor to run for that seat. Utah Bar member Greg Bell is seeking Senator Terry Spencer's seat and attorney Patrice Arent will be running against Steve Poulton in the Holladay area
2.D'Arcy Dixon Pignanelli reported on spearheading the Bar's lobbying efforts on S.B. 44 and identified those individuals who were instrumental in obtaining funds for the Community Legal Center. She explained that an appropriation of $100,000 in this tight budget year was a victory and that every contact made a significant difference.
3.Debra J. Moore gave the Judicial Council report. Debra reported that despite severe budget cuts in this year's legislative session, the AOC is in relatively good shape primarily because of the creation of the justice courts and ongoing reduction rather than elimination of staff positions. Debra also reported that every member of the judiciary currently eligible for retention has filed again except Judge Braithwaite. The Judicial Council has adopted several new rules, one of which is that judicial education credit has been approved for judges' participation in certain community outreach projects.
4.John A. Adams reported on the Western States Bar Conference. One of the dominant topics at the conference was MJP and toward that end, New Mexico is investigating the feasibility of a Four Corners Area MJP Consortium. Since enacting its MJP rule, Idaho has had over 200 requests for applications but only 40 actual application filings. The Northwest MJP Consortium's experience has been that state border attorney residents are the ones who typically avail themselves of MJP reciprocity opportunities. John also reported on the current status of the Utah
Supreme Court's Committee on the Delivery of Legal Services.
5.John Adams asked the Commission to consider an effective way to thank the Legislature for its Community Legal Center appropriation.
6.Randy S. Kester related that U.S. Supreme Court Justice Kennedy gave a stirring speech at the National Association of Bar President's meeting held recently in Philadelphia.
7.Charles R. Brown gave a report on the ABA's mid-year convention, reminding the Commission that the ABA's mid-year convention in 2005 would be held in Salt Lake City. He noted that Scott Daniels will be meeting with Utah's Congressional leaders on the upcoming ABA Day in Washington, D.C.
8.John Baldwin reminded the Commission that the Jack Rabbit Bar will be held June 7 & 8 @ the Canyons, in Park City. John explained the Bar's Section 125(c) cafeteria flexible spending account plan documents needed updating. The Commission voted to approve the service agreement contained in the materials and adopt the proposed resolution. John directed the Commission's attention to the Bar's proposed multijurisdictional rule and public comment would be taken until April 26th. John Baldwin updated the Commission on the award recipient reimbursement policy. The Commission voted to provide mileage reimbursement for both convention chairs and award recipients at the Annual and Mid-Year Conventions, but to omit complimentary tickets to sporting events and the cost of meals for award recipients (except for an awards luncheon if one is held.) John Baldwin reviewed the Bar Program reports submitted by staff.
9.Gary Sackett reviewed Ethics Advisory Opinions 02-01, 02-02, 02-03, 02-04 and 02-05.
10.Nanci Snow Bockelie reported on "and Justice for all"
11.Nathan D. Alder reported on the Young Lawyers Division.
12.Denise Dragoo and Debra Moore were nominated for President-elect. Both were invited to speak on their respective desires to serve as President-elect.
13.Felshaw King reminded the Commission that the upcoming April 26th Commission meeting would be held at the Oakridge Country Club with the Davis County Bar. David Bird suggested that the Davis County legislators be invited to the luncheon portion of the meeting.
A full text of this and other meetings of the Bar Commission are available for inspection at the office of the Executive Director.
Ethics Advisory Opinion Committee Seeks Applicants
The Utah State Bar is currently accepting applications to fill a vacancy on the 14-member Ethics Advisory Opinion Committee. Lawyers who have an interest in the Bar's ongoing efforts to resolve ethical issues are encouraged to apply.
The charge of the Committee is to prepare and issue formal written opinions concerning the ethical issues that face Utah lawyers.
Because the written opinions of the Committee have major and enduring significance to members of the Bar and the general public, the Bar solicits the participation of lawyers who can make a significant commitment to the goals of the Committee and the Bar.
If you are interested in serving on the Ethics Advisory Opinion Committee, please submit an application with the following information, either in resume or narrative form:
* Basic information, such as years and location of practice, type of practice (large firm, solo, corporate, government, etc.), and substantive areas of practice.
* A brief description of your interest in the Committee, including relevant experience, ability and commitment to contribute to well-written, well-researched opinions.
Appointments will be made to maintain a Committee that:
* Is dedicated to carrying out its responsibility to consider ethical questions in a timely manner and issue well-reasoned and articulate opinions.
* Includes lawyers with diverse views, experience and background.
If you want to contribute to this important function of the Bar, please submit a letter and resume indicating your interest to:
Gary G. Sackett, Chairman
Ethics Advisory Opinion Committee
P.O. Box 45444 ¥ Salt Lake City, Utah 84145
The Utah Supreme Court's Advisory Committee on Professionalism
The Utah Supreme Court recently announced the formation of "The Utah Supreme Court's Advisory Committee on Professionalism." Chaired by Justice Matthew Durrant, the committee is charged with the responsibility to familiarize itself with the work of the American Bar Association and state committees and commissions in the areas of professionalism and civility. The committee is then expected to consider whether Utah should follow the lead of other states in adopting a code of professionalism. The committee may also make recommendations for changes to the Utah Bar's CLE requirements, the Code of Judicial Administration, other court rules, and the Rules of Professional Conduct.
"A lot of work has already been done in this area by the ABA, the American Board of Trial Advocates, and others," said Justice Durrant. "We aren't inventing anything new here. The question really is what Utah can do to enhance the sense of professionalism of lawyers and to promote greater civility in the practice of the law. It is a challenge because our adversarial system does not necessarily bring out the best in lawyers as human beings. It can be a stressful process and that stress sometimes causes good people to behave in bad ways."
The committee membership represents a broad spectrum of attorneys, judges, and law professors. Justice Durrant invites anyone interested in professionalism and civility to convey their comments to him or any other member of the committee. At its inception, the membership of the committee is as follows:
Justice Matthew B. Durrant, Chair
Utah Supreme Court
Salt Lake City
Nathan D. Alder, Esq.
Christensen & Jensen
Salt Lake City
Judge Anne Boyden
Third District Court
Salt Lake City
Matty Branch, Esq.
Appellate Courts
Salt Lake City
Francis J. Carney, Esq.
Anderson & Karrenberg
Salt Lake City
Augustus Chin, Esq.
Salt Lake City Prosecutor's Office
Salt Lake City
Robert S. Clark, Esq.
Parr Waddoups Brown Gee and Loveless
Salt Lake City
Scott Daniels, Esq.
President, Utah State Bar
Royal I. Hansen, Esq.
Moyle & Draper
Salt Lake City
Judge Jerald L. Jensen
Davis County Justice Court
Prof. Thomas R. Lee
J. Reuben Clark School of Law
Judge Kay A. Lindsay
Second District Juvenile Court
Ruth Lybbert, Esq.
Dewsnup, King & Olsen
Salt Lake City
Suzanne Marychild, Esq.
Judge Gregory K. Orme
Utah Court of Appeals
Salt Lake City
Prof. Susan R. Poulter
S.J. Quinney College of Law
Salt Lake City
V. Lowry Snow, Esq.
Snow, Jensen & Reese
St. George
Jeffrey M. Vincent, Esq.
Salt Lake City
Billy L. Walker, Esq.
Office of Professional Conduct
Utah State Bar
Donald J. Winder, Esq.
Winder & Haslam
Salt Lake City
Supreme Court Seeks Attorneys to Serve on its Advisory Committee on the Rules of Civil Procedure
The Utah Supreme Court is seeking aplicants to fill four vacancies on its Advisory Committee on the Rules of Civil Procedure. The committee researches and debated issues related to proposed rule changes and prepares written recommendations to the Supreme Court. Meetings are usually held monthly. Appointments will be for a four year term. Interested attorneys should submit a resume and letter indicating interest and qualifications to Brent M. Johnson, Administrative Office of the Courts-Legal Department, 450 South State, Third Floor, Salt Lake City, Utah 84114-0241. Applications must be received no later than June 14, 2002
Mailing of Licensing Forms
The licensing forms for 2002-2003 will be mailed during the last week of May and the first week of June. Fees are due July 1, 2002, however fees received or postmarked on or before August 1, 2002 will be processed without penalty.
It is the responsibility of each attorney to provide the Bar with current address information. This information must be submitted in writing. Failure to notify the Bar of an address change does not relieve an attorney from paying licensing fees, late fees, or possible suspension for non-payment of fees. You may check the Bar's web site to see what information is on file. The site is updated weekly and is located at www.utahbar.org.
If you need to update your address please submit the information to Arnold Birrell, Utah State Bar, 645 South 200 East, salt Lake City, Utah 84111-3384. You may also fax the information to (801) 531-9537.
Thanks to the members of the Bar Examiner, Bar Examiner Review, and Character and Fitness Committee for volunteering your time and effort to assist with the February 2002 Bar Examination. Your contributions are greatly appreciated. Congratulations also to those applicants who passed the exam. Welcome to the Utah State Bar.
Joni Dickson Seko, Deputy General Counsel/Admissions
MDP Petition Denied by Court
Recently the Utah Supreme Court acted on the Bar's petition to allow for Multidisciplinary Practice (MDP) in Utah. The Court denied the petition, but suggested the issue may be readdressed at a later date.
In 2000, then Bar President Charles R. Brown appointed a Task Force to explore MDP issues and make recommendations to the Utah State Bar on possible courses of action. Over a period of about a year, the Task Force met, reviewed information, took input from members and produced a report with recommendations. This report recommended that the Bar petition the Court to change some rules within the Rule of Professional Conduct to allow Utah lawyers to participate in MDPs. MDPs were defined as professional service firms, where other professionals could share in ownership and therefore fees. Current rules do not allow for the sharing of fees with non-lawyers in this manner.
The report recognized that MDP-type services were already being offered in the market, and that a change to the rules could 1) allow lawyers to better compete in the market, 2) retain the core values of the profession, and 3) enable the Bar to have some regulatory position with these emerging service firms.
After the report was released a formal comment period followed. Bar members were encouraged to give their opinions on this possible change to the Rules. Of the 64 comments received, 67% favored the changes, 25% opposed and 8% were neutral. Comments favoring the changes focused on the fact that MDP is already happening, and clients will be better served if lawyers are involved. Comments against the changes generally voiced concerns over the potential harm to the independence of the legal profession and the threat of erosion of "core" values of the profession.
After reviewing this input, in January 2001 the Bar Commission voted to accept the report and its recommendations and petition the Supreme Court for a change in the Rules. In February 2001 the petition was filed. Following this filing, the Court requested input from its own Advisory Committee on the Rules of Professional Conduct on the proposed changes to the Rules. This committee recommended to the Court that it not approve the petition because of concerns with the erosion of core values. On April 2, 2002, the Court issued an order denying the petition. "However, the Court expresses its willingness to reconsider its decision in the future in light of experience that may be gained from other jurisdictions."
If there are any further developments for MDP in Utah, the Bar will keep the membership informed. The Bar wishes to thank all the volunteers involved in this effort for their time and services.


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There are many changes happening over here at Lauren McGlynn Photography HQ. Here are the important & interesting bits with longer more detailed posts about other bits to come.
- I updated my prices and packages to make it even more affordable for people to add a 2nd shooter (and a lovely one at that!) or an album to their wedding packages.
- New gallery site! Actually I've been using it for a while, but have just now got around to changing my packages specs to include it. The bonuses are that it's super pretty, you can download all of your high-res images with one click, and your pictures will be backed up online for 10+ years.
- I'm quitting film. I'll still shoot it for people who booked me for their weddings this year with the understanding that there would be film involved, but after that - no more, not even for personal work. More on that later, though my decision has a lot to do with this next bit.
- This year I am focusing on making my business (and my lifestyle) as green as possible, and I hope to share those endeavors with you by blogging about them. I have always been something of a tree-huger, but this past year I've become increasingly passionate about minimizing my footprint and joining in the growing chorus of people raiseing the alarm about climate change, while also promoting sustainable lifestyle choices. I'm actually really excited about the "promoting sustainable lifestyle choices" bit and I have so many creative ideas and projects in mind that I believe will be just as, if not more interesting than the work I was doing with film.
- Speaking of projects, I started one with some of my best photo ladies. Please take a look and follow us. I'm so excited about where we are going with it.
Edinburgh Wedding Photographer | Timberyard Wedding Shoot | Edinburgh Castle
Though this shoot appeared on Love My Dress back in June I thought I would start the new year off by blogging my own edit. This was the first styled shoot that I ever shot and I'm rather proud of it. I was thrilled to collaborate with some of the best independent wedding vendors in Scotland on this, and I learned just how much work goes into one of these shoots. A. Lot. Of. Work. It's interesting that in the age of blogging I never feel like I've finished something until I've blogged it. I like to arrange the pictures just so in the hopes that they will convey the exact aesthetic that I was going for. For me this shoot was something of a love letter to Edinburgh. All of the contributing vendors are from around Edinburgh, there was our gorgeous ginger model (who I've photographed before) to represent Scotland's ginger streak, and for good measure we made sure to include Edinburgh's most fabulous castle. I wanted the shoot to have nerdy, quirky, magical vibe to it and I think we succeeded in achieving that thanks to the most talented lawyer/stylist in town. I will be following up tomorrow with a behind the scenes post about all of the amazing people who worked so hard to make this shoot so special, but for now here are their names and links to their sites. 2014 booking season is upon us so if you're looking for the most talented, creative, and unique wedding vendors that Edinburgh has to offer, look no further. More Pictures4


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My grandma had her birthday last friday. It's automatically an event for my family to gather up. In a mini family reunion, I think it is smart to wear something formal but comfortable, so here's what I wore.
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Never one to go longer than a few months between releases, Brick Squad leader Waka Flocka Flame has debuted his new mixtape, From Roaches To Rolex.
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Great picture of the Bobwhite Quail, i have never had such photo catch in my life.
How Many Different Calls Does a Bobwhite Quail Make?
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Dear Anonymous, Precribed burns for quail can really occur anytime outside nesting season. Most people wait til fall, winter and early spring to burn. For federal programs such as CRP those regulations are enforced by USDA, not the Department. If the landowner is receiving funds from us, we will followup to ensure the practices are being maintained as recommended.
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Thanks for the posting the video of the quail calls.
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Does the Mo Dept of Conversation make periodic visits to make sure that whoever is getting money for CRP, Quail programs, etc. are abiding by your regulations? A big landowner next to our land is creating a quail preserve and I'm wondering if he is really do all he is suppose to be doing. Maybe it's not time, but so far I have not seen any prescribed burns.


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CROWN POINT | Love and marriage filled the air, the Lake County clerk's office and the offices of the justices of the peace from 1915 to 1940 when the county seat went by the moniker "the Marriage Mill."
About 175,000 couples got hitched during that era that's an iconic part of the legacy of the Old Lake County Courthouse where the clerk's office was located, said Martha Wheeler, president of the Lake County Court House Foundation.
Word of mouth and publicity brought the famous and the unknown to Crown Point where marriage licenses cost just $2 with no waiting period or blood tests needed.
Among those taking their marriage vows during that 25-year era were silent film romantic legend Rudolph Valentino; Colleen Moore, whose fairy castle doll house fascinated generations of children at Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry; football great Red Grange; legendary boxer Cassius Clay (before he became Muhammad Ali); baseball legend Joe DiMaggio (pre-Marilyn Monroe) and actor and future 40th president of the United States Ronald Reagan who wed his first wife, actress Jane Wyman.
Marriages were performed 24/7 before one of four "marrying Squires" or justices of the peace, Harvey Minas, John Krost, Arthur Taylor and Neil Platt. All were in offices across North Main Street from the courthouse.
Minas also kept wedding bands of with a range of price tags in his office, Wheeler said.
"When couple would come in to be married, he would ask the man 'What's the little lady worth?'" she chuckled.
Although there was no customary waiting period or blood test, there were rules.
The groom had to be at least 21 years of age and the bride 18. Or the couples had to have written or verbal consent from their parents.
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The win left St. Olaf 8-2 overall and 6-2 in the MIAC to close down the season, giving the team and head coach Chris Meidt their third consecutive eight-win season, the second such streak in school history and first since 1969-71.
Quarterback Matt Penz '08 left the game on the game's fifth drive with an injury, though the offense didn't sputter in his absence. Backup quarterbacks John Haberman '10 and Tyler Hart '08 stepped in ably. In addition to Watkins' five touchdowns, Haberman also ran in a score, while Penz hooked up with favorite target Horace Gant '08 for an early touchdown. Staked to the early lead, the Oles never looked back, though St. Thomas receiver PJ Thiesen had 278 yards and two touchdowns through the air.
"Our defense played great coming out of the gate," Meidt said. "I was really impressed with how we played. I told the guys that if you combine our last 40 minutes against Carleton and our first 20 minutes against St. Thomas, they played as good of football as I've ever seen."
St. Olaf scored 78 points in the last 40 minutes at Carleton last weekend. The recent offensive outbursts were characteristic of this Ole squad. Their average of 49.0 points per game eclipsed the previous record, while their average of 512.8 yards per game edged the 2005 squad in the recordbooks.
Credit St. Olaf's senior class, which went 31-9 in their tenure at the school, for the outstanding capstone campaign to their four years in black and gold. Blake Hamel '08 and Eric Yuen '08 each started all 40 games of their careers on the offensive line. Defensive end James Bechdol '08 also started all 40 games. Those three, along with offensive standouts Penz, Gant and Andrew Schmiesing '08, have garnered multiple individual accolades during their careers at St. Olaf to accompany the team's success.
Punter/kicker Paul Fortman '08 will also graduate, taking with him nine recognitions as the MIAC's Special Teams Player of the Week. "They are an incredible group of guys, personally, character-wise, their sense of humor and the way they take care of each other," Meidt said. "It's tough to say goodbye to each group, but these guys had a special bond that was deeper than most."
Several seniors have re-written the record books. Penz finished with 26 touchdowns and just seven interceptions on the year. He holds the single-game, single-season, and career touchdown pass records, as well as the single-season record for passing yards with his 2007 total of 2774.
Gant now holds the career record for receptions and yards, as well as the single-season and career records for touchdowns. He totaled 65 catches for 1,121 yards and 12 touchdowns. Compatriot Schmiesing trails only Gant in career touchdowns, while he sits near the top in career receptions and career receiving yards. Another graduating receiver, Preston St. John, moved up to sixth all-time in receptions after a solid senior campaign.
With so many important players at important positions to replace, an important offseason looms for the Oles. "It will provide a great opportunity for our junior class and our sophomore class to step up," Meidt said.
Meidt and his fellow coaches have already begun recruiting in earnest for the team's class of 2012. The team returns leading running backs Watkins and Evan Endsley '09, as well as several other starters on each side of the ball.


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Again I know I'm kinda late on some ishh but I recently watched this documentary called the Boys of Baraka. The film was awesome! (Baraka means blessing in Swahili) The doc showcases the hardships that many urban youth in Baltimore, Maryland face when confronted with the public school system. If I remember correctly the film stated that some 63% of kids educated in the Baltimore City Public School system do not attain a High School Diploma. They simply don't graduate! That is astonishing. I was flabbergasted. To counter that high statistic Baltimore and The Baraka School in Kenya partnered to grant 20 boys/2yrs the opportunity to go to attend an all male boarding school far away from their poverty stricken communities. The Baraka Boys explores the transformation of 4 tweens attending the school.
Unfortunately the Baraka School had to close amidst an array of problems. The main sponsor of the school decided to withdraw funding before the boys could successfully complete the 2 year program. While some boys succumbed to the problems of their communities others chose to change for the better.
The story was very uplifting and inspirational. At the same time it was difficult to watch. It a sad day when in a country so wealthy in resources that so many people can live as citizens of a lesser developed nation.Posted 4 years ago ♥2 Baraka Blessing The Baraka Boys Swahili Kenya Baltimore Bmore DMV MD Maryland Poverty Public School 20 black African American africa school


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Ted Gioia
Ted Gioia (born October 21, 1957) is an American jazz critic and music historian, best known for his books The History of Jazz and Delta Blues, both selected as notable books of the year by The New York Times. He is one of the editors in chief of the Encyclopedia of Jazz Musicians. He is also a jazz musician and one of the founders of Stanford University's jazz studies program.
He is the author of several other books on music, including West Coast Jazz (1992), Healing Songs (2006), Work Songs (2006) and The Birth (and Death) of the Cool (2009). His most recent book is The Jazz Standards: A Guide to the Repertoire, published by Oxford University Press in July 2012. A second fully updated and expanded edition of The History of Jazz was published by Oxford University Press in 2011. He is currently writing a book on the history of love songs.
The Dallas Morning News has called Ted Gioia "one of the outstanding music historians in America." Three of his books have been honored with the ASCAP-Deems Taylor award. His concept of "post-cool," originally described in his book The Birth (and Death) of the Cool, was selected as one of the "Big Ideas of 2012" by Adbusters magazine.[1] In 2006, Gioia was the first to expose, in an article in the Los Angeles Times, the FBI files on folk and roots music icon Alan Lomax. He founded www.jazz.com, a music portal launched in December 2007, and served as President and Editor until 2010. He has also created a series of web sites that focus on various aspects of contemporary fiction, including Conceptual Fiction, Great Books Guide, The New Canon, Postmodern Mystery, and Fractious Fiction.
Gioia is a jazz pianist and composer whose recordings include The End of the Open Road (1988), Tango Cool (1990) and The City is a Chinese Vase (1998). He has also produced recordings featuring Bobby Hutcherson, John Handy, Buddy Montgomery and others.
Gioia grew up in an Italian-Mexican household in Hawthorne, California, and later earned degrees from Stanford University and Oxford University, as well as an MBA from Stanford's Graduate School of Business. He served for a period as an adviser to Fortune 500 companies while with the Boston Consulting Group and McKinsey & Co. He is also the owner of one of the largest collections of research materials on jazz and ethnic music in the Western United States.
Ted Gioia is the brother of Dana Gioia, poet and former chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts.[1]
- Ted Gioia, The Jazz Standards: A Guide to the Repertoire (New York: Oxford University Press, 2012).
- Ted Gioia, The History of Jazz, Second Edition (New York: Oxford University Press, 2011).
- Ted Gioia, The Birth (and Death) of the Cool (Colorado: Fulcrum, 2009).
- Ted Gioia, Delta Blues (New York: Norton, 2008).
- Ted Gioia, West Coast Jazz: Modern Jazz in California 1945-1960 (New York: Oxford University Press, 1992). Revised edition published by University of California Press, 1998.
- Ted Gioia, The Imperfect Art: Reflections on Jazz and Modern Culture (New York: Oxford University Press, 1988). Portable Stanford edition published in 1988.
- Ted Gioia, Work Songs. (Durham: Duke University Press, 2006).
- Ted Gioia, Healing Songs. (Durham: Duke University Press, 2006).
External links[edit]
- Ted Gioia's web site
- Interview with Ted Gioia (The Atlantic Monthly)
- Ted Gioia discusses his book Delta Blues (video)
- Interview with Ted Gioia on National Public Radio
- Interview with Ted Gioia on JazzWax
- "Changing His Tune: A Jazz Expert Turns to Simpler Songs" - An interview with Ted Gioia by Cynthia Haven (Stanford Magazine, March / April 2007)
- Jonathan Yardley, "All the Right Notes." The Washington Post (Sunday, November 30, 1997; Page X03)
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Two killed in weekend snowmobile accidents
New Hampshire Fish and Game officials reported accidents took place in Grafton and Lempster, while a Manchester man was killed while snowmobiling with his son in Auburn and an Errol man was killed Sunday afternoon in Pittsburg.
Keith Ryan, 41, of Manchester was pronounced dead Saturday afternoon at Elliot Hospital after the snowmobile he was operating near Lake Massabesic hit a rock and accelerated, throwing him onto nearby rocks. His son, who was a passenger, was also thrown from the snowmobile and injured. He was transported to Elliot Hospital as well, suffering from a concussion, and a fractured hip and femur, according to Fish and Game officials. No further information on his condition was available Sunday night.
Christine Papciak of Auburn was walking her dog nearby when she heard screaming and crying at the accident scene.
"There were two guys that were out ice fishing, and they came running and offered jackets," said Papchiak. "I saw the victim's girlfriend performing CPR on him, and I could see the boy off to the side under a blanket. The man's two daughters were hysterical, saying they didn't want their dad to die. I offered to take them to my car and wait with them while Krista, the man's girlfriend, stayed with the man. They wanted to call their mom, so they used my phone."
As EMTs transported Ryan and his son to the Elliot, Papchiak gave Krista and the two daughters a ride to the hospital.
"She couldn't find her guys, so I offered to take them," said Papchiak. "I felt so bad for them. Krista told me they were both alive when they left the lake. The girls were so upset."
Papchiak later went back to the scene of the accident and retrieved jackets, boots and Krista's keys. She took them back to the family at the Elliot.
"I found out it was a fatal accident," said Papchiak. "The boy was in surgery then, and I didn't hear anything more."
Papchiak, who leaves near the lake, said she couldn't recall any similar accidents at that location.
On Sunday, John Allen, 63, of Errol died as a result of injuries sustained in a snowmobile crash in Pittsburg.
Fish and Game officers said at 2 p.m. Sunday emergency personnel were called to the scene of the single-vehicle crash on Trail 138, near River Road in Pittsburg. The operator, Allen, was found unresponsive against some trees approximately 15 feet from the trail.
Resuscitation efforts were initiated, and Allen was transported from the scene by rescue sled, with CPR in progress. Allen succumbed to his injuries and was pronounced dead later that afternoon. Authorities said excessive speed appears to have been the primary factor in the accident.
Two other snowmobile accidents occurred Saturday as well.
At 1:46 p.m. Saturday, Fish and Game officers responded to a report of a snowmobile accident in Lempster. The accident occurred on Trail No. 393, approximately a half mile from the intersection with Mountain Road.
Responding officers reported that a group of five friends from Connecticut were snowmobiling in the area, traveling north on Trail 393, also known as the Bean Mountain trail. Reports indicate that the passenger's seat on a 2007 Ski-Doo GTX snowmobile, operated by Arthur Raczkowski, 40, of Connecticut, disconnected from the rest of the machine, causing a passenger, Adam Zakrzewski, 33, also of Connecticut, to fall backwards off the snowmobile.
Zakrzewski struck the ground, causing injuries requiring him to be airlifted to Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon. No further information on his condition was available Sunday night.
The incident remains under investigation by the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department.
Also on Saturday, at 2:50 p.m., Robert Hughes Jr., 49, of Framingham, Mass., suffered left shoulder and leg injuries while riding a snowmobile on Kilton Pond in Grafton. Fish and Game officials said Hughes was operating the snowmobile when he failed to negotiate a turn on the pond, causing it to roll over. Witnesses to the accident called 911, and Hughes was transported to Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center with minor injuries.
Fish and Game officials said the cause of the accident was not alcohol-related, but did say speed and inexperience of the rider appear to be contributing factors.
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Ain't Parenting Grand?
Difficult Issues to Deal With continued...
Even in the best circumstances it is not easy for grandparents to become parents again," says Hollidge. One particularly difficult aspect is dealing with the legalities.
"Grandparents are always reluctant to enter into formal arrangements," she says. "In many states it means having to take their own child to court to have that child declared an unfit parent."
Some states, such as California and Delaware, have passed education and medical consent laws that allow grandparents who can produce an affidavit of residence and relationship to enroll grandchildren in school and sign consents for medical care. But legislation varies widely from state to state, according to the AARP.
Discovering How Things Have Changed
According to the AARP, the average age of first grandparents -- when their first grandchild is born -- is 47, which is very different from the image of gray-haired, rocking-chair-bound grandparents in earlier generations, says Mullane. Nevertheless, she says, even at this relatively young age, "it is still true that things have changed since these grandparents were first parents."
Pediatricians can help by educating grandparents about some of those changes, says Andrea McCoy, MD, director of primary care at Temple University Children's Medical Center, in Philadelphia. For example, the "Back to Sleep" campaign is a recent effort to prevent sudden infant death syndrome, or SIDS. Grandparents need to be told that infants must be put to sleep on their backs, not on their stomachs, says McCoy, advice that runs contrary to what many of them did with their own children. "But we now know that by putting the infant on his or her back we reduce the risk of SIDS," she says.
And while many grandparents did use car seats for their own children, the technology and practice have changed in recent years.
"Grandparents need to know that infants should be in rear-facing car seats, in the back seat, until they are 1 year old and 20 pounds," says McCoy. Moreover, all children should ride "in the back seat until they are 12 years old."
Nutrition recommendations have also changed in recent years.
Many grandparents will recall being urged to "get their babies on solid food" as soon as possible, says McCoy, but that's stressed less these days. Since grandparents don't have the option of breast milk, good infant nutrition means just formula for at least four months, she says. Cereals can be started thereafter, but the infant should be kept on formula until he or she is at least a year old, she says.
"Babies should not drink [cow's] milk until they are at least a year old," says McCoy. When foods are introduced, McCoy says they should be introduced by giving "the same vegetable or fruit for at least three days. This helps us identify the foods that may cause an allergic reaction."


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I think this is part of the issue that makes it very difficult for Blizzard to solve for. You'd think that re-forging really is just something for high end raiders to worry about. However, there's a whole slew of people whose approach to the game is based on simply copying what the high-end players are doing. In this case, it's min-maxing via reforging. Although the real impact of these changes is nominal and really not important if you're not working on the hardest stuff in the game, there are people who will do it anyway. If Ask Mr. Robot says to reforge every piece of gear to gain just a few more points of haste or mastery, it's this group who will do it.
How can Blizzard solve for something when the simplest answer is for the player not to use it?
Personally, I am not doing anything more involved than Raid Finder right now. I still spend time at the reforger and I might lament a new piece of gear that causes a substantial change to my hit rating, but I have long since resigned myself to the fact that many of the potential changes I could make are simply not meaningful enough to warrent doing. I'll reforge to hit cap and I will also reforge to get rid of my worst stat (as a Fire mage it's Mastery), but I am not willing to reforge more valuable stats in effort to squeeze out a few more points of ratintg.