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Amanda Lundahl-Robinson, Chandler Robinson
Counties, Cities, Jails covered: Cache County Jail, Box Elder County Jail
Experience: Amanda and Chandler have been with Beehive Bail Bonds for 2 1/2 years
Bio: Chandler is father of two and donates the majority of his free time to coaching baseball. He has coached all different ages from Little League to High School. He enjoys being outdoors with his family whether it is yard work, snowmobiling, or just hanging out.
Amanda is also an avid baseball fan, and enjoys watching Chandler, and her two children play sports. She has a large garden and enjoys growing all kinds of vegetables and flowers in it. She teaches cardio kickboxing and other fitness classes in her spare time.
Your History in your area: Chandler and I are both from Cache Valley. We were born and raised here. It is a great community. One thing that we love the most is the scenery. It is a beautiful place to live.
Joni Anderson Bott
What Counties, Cities, and Jails you cover: I cover Utah County Jail in Spanish Fork, Orem Holding facility, and the local courts.
Experience: I have been an agent for Beehive Bail Bonds since November 2002.
A little something about yourself: I graduated from UVU, (at the time it was UVCC) in Business management/Fashion Merchandising. I grew up in a family owned business, and was taught the importance of our customers and personal service. I love meeting new people and forming new friendships. I'm a "talker," so I like talking to people, and I have a good listening ear. I think that's why I love my job so much!
Why you like what you do: I'm married to my husband Tom. We have been married for 28 years, and have lived here in Utah County for 27 years of that time. I'm a mom to a daughter and a son, so I can relate to raising kids in a troubled world. I understand a parent's frustration, and I'm non-judgmental. Some of my clients I have cried with, hugged, and became their confidant. Some clients call me with updates on their children's, or friend's, progress and successes, which I love to hear about. I've even had a few marriage proposals from the defendants that I bond out! I see some of my former clients out and about, and they always stop me to say, "Hi, do you remember me? You helped me, and you were so nice!" That's the most rewarding feeling of all.
For fun, my family and I like to go Jeeping in Moab, hiking our local trails, boating on our Utah Lakes, taking our two dogs for walks and rides in the car, and vacations together to Disneyland is our favorite. We have traveled to Europe together, and we have been on three cruises. Family time is important to me. I have a "sub-agent" Jill that takes over for Utah County bonding when I'm gone, so someone is always available to help you.
Robin Barraclough
What Counties, Cities, and Jails you cover: Davis, Weber, & Boxelder Counties
Bonding Agent: 28 Years
Enforcement Agent: 26 Years
Federal Service: 48 Years
Additional Experience: I work in Davis County, Farmington & Weber County, Ogden & Box Elder County, Brigham City areas. In addition to years of experience in the field as a bonding & enforcement agent, I taught bail enforcement at Salt Community College for several years at the Larry Miller Campus. Instruction included rules & laws applicable to bail enforcement agents. Additionally, I cited many cases I had worked in the field explaining circumstances, precautions, & special situations with each. I also related numerous times working with law enforcement on State & Federal Levels. Also served for 2 years on the State Of Utah BCI Bail Enforcement licensing and regulatory board. This entailed reviewing licensing applications, voting on regulatory items, & reviewing violations for applicable penalties. Attended the University Of Utah and Weber State when I completed my studies. Also served in the United States Airforce for 10 Years.
Rich Nordell
What Counties, Cities, and Jails you cover: Davis County, Weber County and Box Elder County
How long you have been an Agent: 11+ Years
A little something about yourself: I enjoy spending time with my family and extended family. I have an awesome wife who is very patient and two great sons that have been a blast to raise. I love music, from Classic Rock to Ska, or from Metal to Hip Hop, and even a bit of Classical and Country. I like to ride motorcycles and golf even though I don't get to do either as often as I wish. I do hate yard work, and if the state allowed it, I would trade bonding services for yard work.
Why you like what you do: I love what I do, because I not only get to help our clients get bonded out of jail, but I get to help their families get through a traumatic experience, with dignity and respect. Also, with the experience I've acquired, I can answer my client's questions and point them in the right direction for help. In our family we joke that we are the only family that wishes to live in close proximity to the jail.
Positive experiences with clients: I have had more clients than I can count, that have thanked Robin and me for helping them with their bond and for the advice and information we have shared with them. I have received thank you notes from family members, parents, clients, and even inmates from the jail that we have helped by making phone calls for them. It is rewarding to know that I am helping our clients navigate the legal system and can help them through a very difficult time.
Your History in your area: I have been working for Beehive Bail Bonds in Davis County since July of 2004, when I inherited the Davis County territory from my father-in-law. Don Sterling taught me the ropes and shared his ability to work well with all types of clients while maintaining perspective and a sense of humor. I enjoy sharing the territory with Robin Barraclough, and will continue to strive to help clients out of tough situations.
Blaine Ercanbrack
Experience: 29 years
Personal information: I am proud to be a Bail Agent for Beehive Bail Bonds since 1986. Myself, along with my fellow Beehive Agents are very experienced and we treat ALL of our clients with courtesy and respect, as well as getting your loved one out of jail in a very professional and expeditious manner. Just give me a call 24/7 at 435-649-9111 and we will put everything in motion to get your family member or loved one out of jail, quicker and more efficient than any other company ! Beehive Bail Bonds…the Company you can Trust !
Larry Jackson
What Counties, Cities, and Jails you cover: Kanab and Southern Utah
How long you have been an Agent: 8 Years
A little something about yourself: My name is Larry Jackson. I have been in the Kanab and Southern Utah for 30 years, I have been an agent for Beehive Bail Bonds for the last 8 years. I have good knowledge of the court system and look forward to helping you and your friends and family out in a difficult time.
Vickie Boren Anderson / Mildred Betts
Counties, Cities, Jails covered: Available 24/7 in Uintah, Duchesne, and Daggett
Personal information: While working as a waitress, in Vernal, I learned the legal system wasn't easy to navigate. I made a decision to help others find solutions and avoid typical legal landmines, leading me to Beehive Bail Bonds. To say I love what I do would be an understatement. Being arrested can be intimidating and difficult (to say the least). I love being the calm reassuring voice on the other end of the phone when you call me. I take confidentiality and discretion very seriously. With 33 years of experience there isn't much I haven't witnessed. I will offer probable outcomes and potential solutions based on my experience and years of observation of thousands of cases similar to yours. When a concerned family member reaches out to me, I enjoy being the voice of reason and to offer comfort and reassurance that things will come to a quick and reasonable resolution.
Positive experiences: In order to assure you a positive response to your call of distress, I have backup.
Unfortunately, I have built a large repeat clientele over the years. Fortunately however, I have remained in the business and am still in a position to help others. I often go the extra mile—driving clients home, meeting family members at their convenience, and reassuring them that they are not alone. Indeed, I am more than an agent, I care about you and the resolution of your unfortunate circumstance. If you call you, you can be assured you will get an answer.
History in this area: My family has called the Uintah Basin home for 4 generations. I have a deep understanding and respect for area in which I have chosen to raise my children, grandchildren, and build my life. These communities are built on a strong work ethic, deep sense of independence, and strong core values. I understand the need to work, the need to be self-sufficient and will do everything I can to insure you resume your normal daily routine as soon as possible.
Torrey Morrison
Counties, Cities, Jails covered: Iron County, Cedar City, and St George Utah.
Experience: 10 years
Personal information: My name is Torrey Morrison I have been an agent in the St. George area for over 10 years. I enjoy spending time with my family and being a bail bondsman. It gives me the unique opportunity to help my clients get back to their family lives and keep their jobs during difficult times. I cover Iron County, Cedar City, and St George Utah.
Richard T. Eastman
Counties, Cities, Jails covered: Weber County, Box Elder County.
Experience: 16 years with Beehive Bail Bonds
Personal information: I was born and raised in Ogden, and graduated from Ogden High School in '85 (Go Tigers!). During my off-time, I enjoy spending time with my friends and family, and have a deep love of music. I've played in numerous local bands over the years, and for fun enjoy DJ'ing on the side.
Why I Do What I Do Being born and raised in Ogden, I've certainly seen the hardships that the people here face from a first-hand perspective. I have a deep sense of compassion and empathy for those that face these often unexpected, and sometimes life changing experiences. We all make mistakes, and I believe that during these times many people are often left with the feeling that they are alone. My job is to help you and your family/friends through this difficult time, my commitment is to serve you with the highest level of professionalism, and my promise is to approach every new or existing client without judgment.


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The Nature Conservancy and Mendocino High School's School of Natural Resources (SONAR) class teamed up to improve riparian habitat at the Smith Ranch along the South Fork of the Ten Mile River in recent field planting days during February.
Twelve SONAR students planted 220 trees and shrubs including Alder, Willow, Redwood, Cascara, Big Leaf Maple and Twinberry during two separate days in February. Jug Handle Creek Farm's Restoration/Education Nursery supplied the plants, which were purchased by the Nature Conservancy for this phase of the restoration project .
Jug Handle Education Director Helene Chalfin coordinated with all project participants and did a pre-field trip presentation and demonstration at the SONAR classroom. With Jug Handle naturalists Fern Tahja and Alison Gardner, Jug Handle staff mentored students and assisted on the planting days at Ten Mile. Planting sites were selected by Gardner within the area marked out by the Nature Conservancy near the river and different colored flags were used to indicate which species would be planted at each flag.
Dave Wright, North Coast Restoration Project Manager for the Nature Conservancy, took care of all the administrative paperwork for bringing students to the site and spent numerous hours ferrying tools, plants and people to the planting site across a wet access road. He was assisted by a Nature Conservancy Operations Manager Marilyn Perham and her husband on one of the planting days to mentor and guide the students in the activity. He also spoke to the students about how a conservation easement is set up, and why.
In a letter thanking SONAR students and Jug Handle staff for their work, he stated:
"The South Fork of the Ten Mile River, the area where you planted seedlings, is an important place for Coho salmon, which are on the verge of extinction in California. Sometimes nearly a third of the State's remaining population comes to the watershed you worked on to spawn. The juvenile Coho that are produced by these spawners thrive in cold, clear water — only along the coast where it's cool. In the warming climate we now experience, cool water is becoming less common in these coastal streams. One important factor that helps keep streams cool is the shade provided by trees in the riparian corridor along the streambanks, which also makes valuable feed for baby Coho by producing insects that fall in the creek. The watershed plants obtained from the Jug Handle Native Plant nursery for this third phase of the Conservancy's project on the Ten Mile river that were planted will certainly help".
He added:
"The hard work you performed along this stream, over time, will provide an important temperature refuge and food source for these fish. What you have done will significantly increase the chances that these fish will survive—for your children and my grandchildren to enjoy. And you have helped ensure their survival for their own sake. All species have a right to survival even beyond our own enjoyment.
The Nature Conservancy, myself, and the fish thank you so much for your work".
Sonar students who participated in the restoration activity were:
Maya Brown, Celia Gonzalez, Ariel Anton, Elise Taylor, Kyle Hayes and John (Moji) Brittingham, all Seniors and Cate Sobeleski, Zenoah Aldrich, Emily Madden, Logan Gruys and Alder Jakovac, all Juniors, led by their teachers Tyler Grinberg, and Andy Wellspring.
The Nature Conservancy (TNC) had worked out a Conservation Easement with Smith Ranch Landowners Margaret Perry Smith and SUsan Smith Lampman, which gave the Nature Conservancy the right to do conservation actions within the ranch.
TNC applied for a Fisheries Restoration Grant to fence off 1.7 miles of stream from cattle on Smith Ranch. In the winter of 2015/2016, and the winter of 2016/2017, TNC contracted with Samara Restoration to undertake two consecutive years of plantings and willow sprigging along the riverbank The first year , 540 willow, twinberry and alder plants were installed and the second year 3,350 plants were installed , including dogwood, willow varieties, alder, twinberry, wax myrtle, red elderberry thimbleberry, redwood, and pink flowering currant.
The current project with Jug Handle and Sonar students was undertaken at the site to replace plants that might not have survived the first two plantings. Drought conditions the first year of the project created mortality. and the current restoration activity was undertaken to offset that and continue creating canopy and habitat for wildlife at the site.
The day before the first field trip on February 1st; doing preparation and staging plants and tools at the site, Jug Handle staff and Dave Wright were treated to the sight of several Great Blue Heron returning to their rookery in the trees across the river at dusk.
Jug handle Creek Farm has undertaken over 35 Restoration/Education Projects with various landownerson the north coast since 1997. For information about doing a restoration/education project at your site, or to obtain native plants for restoration or gardens, please call JH Education Director at (707) 937-3498; or e-mail email@example.com.

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Life Science BPO Gains Significant Impetus due to Economic Downturn
The life sciences market has been witnessing a downturn since the last decade. The overall decline in the global economy and the patent expiry of blockbuster drugs and products have led to a decrease in the revenue as well as have increased the pressure on pharmaceuticals, biopharmaceutical, healthcare, and life sciences companies to start adopting advanced and more relevant technologies in order to stay ahead.
Life sciences business process outsourcing (BPO) solutions have emerged as the prime remedy to these concerns. Owing to operational efficacy, optimized research and development expenditure, and high-quality professional services, life sciences BPO solutions providers are able to offer required assistance to these companies in the research and development of novel products at a relatively lower cost.
The global life sciences BPO Market is experiencing a massive rise in its valuation. According to a research report published by Transparency Market Research (TMR), the market stood at US$127 bn in 2014 and is likely to report a CAGR of 8.90% during the period from 2015 to 2023 to attain an estimated value US$286 bn by the end of 2023.
Asia Pacific to Report Highest Growth Rate among Regional Markets
North America led the global life sciences BPO market in 2014. However, during the period from 2015 to 2023, Asia Pacific is anticipated to expand at the highest CAGR of 14.60% in the overall market.
The implementation of favorable regulations by various governments across the world, together with amendments in intellectual property protection rights and the increased adoption of advanced technologies, is projected to boost the Asia Pacific life sciences BPO market over the next few years. Along with this, low labor costs, tax benefits, and the availability of a skilled workforce are also anticipated to propel this regional market in the forthcoming years.
Accenture Leads Global Life Sciences BPO Market
IBM, Boehringer Ingelheim, Anthelio Healthcare, Quintiles Transnational, Infosys, Wipro, Lonza, PAREXEL International, Cognizant, Accenture, Covance, ICON, Catalent, and Genpact are the most prominent life sciences BPO service providers across the world.
Accenture has been leading the global life sciences BPO market since the last decade. However, Wipro is also expanding its base in this market through mergers and acquisitions. The Bangalore-based IT giant has recently signed a definitive agreement to procure HealthPlan Services. The company is said to spend US$460 mn on this purchase.
Browse Research Insight: http://www.transparencymarketresearch.com/pressrelease/life-sciences-bpo-market.htm
The increasing inclination of pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical, and life sciences companies towards their core business segments is projected to fuel the demand for life sciences BPO significantly in the coming years. In addition to this, the rising focus on the development of orphan drugs is expected to drive the demand for contract manufacturing outsourcing (CMO), eventually propelling the global life sciences BPO market in the near future.


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RQI System Available at Memorial Health System
(July 25, 2017, Marietta, Ohio) -
A new program designed by the American Heart Association has made staying up-to-date with lifesaving information a whole lot easier. In fact, Memorial Health System is the first in this area to offer the program, implementing the RQI program systemwide in October 2016.
The Resuscitation Quality Improvement program, known as RQI, is designed to keep both the cardiopulmonary resuscitation and advanced cardiac life support skills, as well as certification, constantly updated. For CPR and ACLS the skills were required to be updated every two years, meaning every two years a person would have to take the time to retake a class. With that type of program, people often forget what they learned in between the two years. The RQI program allows people to attain the most current skills, which lead to the best response to a cardiac arrest emergency.
"Since the program refreshes skills and knowledge every three months, it keeps people continually current," says Education Services Specialist Claire Mendenhall. "They're not going two years between CPR and ACLS classes. Studies show that hospitals with the RQI system tend to have better patient cardiac arrest outcomes because the staff is constantly updated."
The program works by having carts with medical manikins placed on them conveniently located throughout Memorial Health System. Then staff members go to an RQI cart every three months and complete a five-to-eight minute skill session on the cart's manikins. The American Heart Association requires the person to obtain a current certification card before being entered into the RQI system. For people who have never had a CPR or ACLS class, they will need to complete the traditional course before they are put into the RQI system. Once in the RQI system, staff compliance will be tracked so individuals do not fail to complete the required modules. The RQI system sends an email to employees each quarter as a way to remind them.
This new training technology is currently only being used by larger health systems and now Memorial Health System. Memorial Health System is the fourth hospital in Ohio to implement the RQI System. There are eight manikin carts available for staff convenience. The manikin carts will be located at Marietta Memorial Hospital on the second, third and fourth floors as well as in the emergency department and the educational services department. There is also a cart at Selby General Hospital, Belpre Medical Campus and the Wayne Street Campus.
Unlike most CPR and ACLS classes, employee access to the carts is not limited; they don't need to schedule anything. It's designed so that if an employee has a few minutes they can simply go to any cart location and complete his or her training and after, they will have the most current information and education to provide patients the highest level of care.
"Since implementing the system in October 2016, feedback from employees has emphasized the impact of the RQI system on resuscitation skills," says Mendenhall. "The staff involved in actual emergency situations have stated how practicing on the RQI cart adequately prepared them to respond. Since performing the practice on the RQI cart is never longer than three months apart, those involved in emergency situations felt their response was up-to-date and precise. This frequency increases clinical employees' knowledge and skills and allows them to retain and remember what they've learned with patient care."
Memorial Health System: Memorial Health System is a not-for-profit integrated health system governed by a volunteer board of community members that are committed to providing comprehensive services that meet the needs of our region. We are a network of services provided by over 2,500 employees and include two hospitals, outpatient service sites and provider clinics. We partner with our providers to deliver quality care and service with an additional focus on medical education and community service. You can learn more by visiting mhsystem.org.
ER and Physicians Care Express wait times are approximate and provided for informational purposes only. If you are having a medical emergency, call 911.
Our wait times are updated every 15 minutes. The wait time provided displays the amount of time (in minutes) that it takes for a patient to see a qualified medical professional from the time of their arrival at the Emergency Room or Physicians Care Express location. The wait time displayed represents a rolling-average of the previous 120-minutes for all patients who are currently visiting our Emergency Room or Physicians Care Express locations.


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Brazilian Government Body Presents A Guide to Throwing Your Trash
Step-by-Step Instructions.
Published On
Jul 11, 2013
Editor's Pick
The Legislative Assembly of Rio Grande do Norte in Brazil certainly doesn't think very much of its citizens, especially their trash-throwing skills, as evidenced in this smart, yet a little condescending ad by agency Art&C Comunicacao that encourages people to put their garbage in the right place.
- Date
- Jul 11, 2013
- Brand:
- Assembleia Legislativa do RN
- Client:
- Assembleia Legislativa do RN
- Agency:
- Art&C Comunicacao
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In this chapter
Why Configure?
Configuration Tools
Deployment Manager
System Customization
Customizing Forms
Status and Status Reason
Use Case Corner—Adding Java Script to the OnChange Event of Picklist Fields
By now you've probably noticed that there is also a chapter in this book titled "Customizing Microsoft CRM" (Chapter 14). Let's start by explaining the difference between configuring and customizing so that we can clear up any potential confusion between these two chapters.


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|We will wait for you no more. Control is being taken away from you. From the start it's been a game for us. Not anymore. I'm coming for you. And you will lead me to the ark.
|~ Hoody's voice in Entry ###### (about The Ark).
The Ark is a location/object/person/group that appears multiple times in ARG series, sometimes a cameo appearance, not much is know about The Ark, why it is of great importance to Slender Man/The Operator is not certain either.
Marble Hornets
Totheark is the only person in the Marble Hornets ARG that appears to be involved with The Ark, the person, group, entity behind the Youtube channel hasn't been revealed yet. Although based on recent footage it is speculated that Totheark is in fact Hoody.
Theres a popular theory that says Alex Kralie is The Ark because of his name, Alex R. Kralie, however this theory has been proved wrong by Jay, stating Alex's middle name doesn't start with an R. Also, in Entry #79, Jay finds a note saying:BENEDICT HALL: FIND ALEX AND THE ARK, stating that Alex and The Ark are separate beings.
There is a video that is not part of the official video list on Youtube that features Vincent, Evan/HABIT, and Jeff in the basement of Evan's house, where it is totally dark. Everyone seems to be injured with medical tape on their wounds and heavily on edge, The Rake] appears and Jeff is taken by him, EverymanHYBRID says that The Ark is an alternate reality where clocks don't work, electrical equipment that doesn't have batteries has failed, there are no people, and can be assumed The Rake has full and complete access to it, due the video being a video randomly posted outside of the EverymanHYBRID videos to can be either considered from the future or non-canon, one theory that could also coincide with the video is that it isn't our EverymanHYBRID crew, but another crew from another reality.
This universe is also theorized to be the Candleverse.
ChaosWizard13's "Vermillion"
In the "Vermillion Mythos, The Ark is an cult that exists since the 1600s and their initial priority was to share and spread its beliefs with to achieve peace with other villages. However, somewhere along the road, The Ark fell under the rule of a evil ruler with intent to destroy Wicker and all who question their word, followers of The Ark wears a mask similiar to the one that Masky uses, The Tim's Mask.
- The Ark's symbol is a combination of the symbols of Marble Hornets, TribeTwelve and EverymanHYBRID.
- Noah Maxwell may be a reference to The Ark (Noah's Ark), and The Ark may come into focus once he becomes Firebrand.