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The Henry Clay Trumbull collection contains 32 of Henry Clay Trumbull's best books, a biography detailing Trumbull's life, and several of his essays. An outstanding chaplain in the Union Army during the American Civil War, Trumbull was also the preeminent leader of the Sunday School Movement, which is largely responsible for the standard convention of Sunday school at churches nationwide. His writings contain rare and unique insight into the daily spiritual life of soldiers during the Civil War, the political and spiritual issues behind the initial organization of Sunday schools, and Trumbull's own deep research into Old Testament history and theology.
This collection includes studies of Middle East culture in Studies in Oriental Social Life and Child Life in Many Lands as well as biographies and eulogies, including the page-turning Falling in Harness and the personal, intimate account of The Knightly Soldier. This collection is a must-have for Civil War readers and for those following American church movements.
In the Logos Bible Software digital edition, all references appear on mouseover. Whether you are reading for pleasure or doing intensive research, the ease-of-access to Scripture references will instantly take your reading to a much deeper level. The entire collection is also searchable, allowing you to find anything Henry Clay Trumbull says about "Sunday school" or "Psalm 32."
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A legendary series of lectures delivered to the Episcopal Divinity School in Philadelphia, The Blood Covenant soon became the primary resource for studying old-world covenants. This classic text opened the door for a broader study of the blood-covenant basis in which God deals with man. The Blood Covenant is a foundational volume, exploring the use of blood covenants in cultures throughout the world and yet bringing it back to a sound theology with the God of the Old and New Testaments.
A sequel to his well-received work on ancient blood covenants, The Threshold Covenant seeks to bring the investigation of primitive ritual even further back in time. "[The Blood Covenant] began as it were with Cain and Abel," he writes in the preface. "While this begins with Adam and Eve." This work is a study of temples and altars, of rituals and rites, of the foundations of Christian Passover, and even of the misdirected offshoots of these rituals.
Starting his exploration of ancient rituals afresh, Trumbull takes on the task of developing a similar work to his famous The Blood Covenant by exploring the concept of salt as a life-bringing substance. Here, Trumbull charts previously undiscovered territory, recognizing salt as a fundamental component in bread, a requirement of blood sacrifices, and a mystical application in exorcisms and divination.
Included at the end of this text is an appendix with a previously published short work of Henry Clay Trumbull, titled "The Ten Commandments as a Covenant of Love."
Recognizing the difficulty in Bible interpretation, Henry Clay Trumbull sets out to clarify the prejudices and perspectives readers bring to the Bible before even the first page has been turned. To that end, Trumbull identifies the cultural difficulties and lexical challenges one faces in understanding the Bible.
Kadesh-Barnea was a long, lost location for centuries. The site where the Israelites first sent their spies into Canaan, where Aaron and Miriam had died, was a significant feature in determining the southern border of Israel and the historical route of the Exodus.
Some 20 years before the currently accepted location for the ancient Kadesh-Barnea was mapped, Henry Clay Trumbull set out to provide his own exploratory findings, as well as support the significance behind properly locating this ancient location. In this well-documented and thoroughly-footnoted work, Trumbull describes his journeys through the Zin Desert, translates local ancient Hebrew and Arabic texts, and pinpoints where he suspected the ancient location lay forgotten.
Providing several studies into the ancient cultures of the Middle East, Trumbull develops a context for readers to understand biblical perspectives and events. Studying cultural events such as weddings, funerals, family relationships, prayers, and wealth, Trumbull digs deep into the societies of biblical times, thoroughly explaining—with examples from the Bible—the assumptions made during the writing of ancient Scripture.
Henry Clay Trumbull submitted this essay on the argument of the historicity of the story of Jonah before the Society of Biblical Literature and Exegesis in 1891. With comprehensive footnotes and a thorough knowledge of ancient mythology and history, Trumbull brings the reader into Nineveh alongside Jonah and provides compelling evidences of the life and impact of the prophet Jonah.
As a regimental chaplain during the American Civil War, Henry Clay Trumbull gave powerful sermons to the troops of the Tenth Connecticut Regiment, convicting them of the high stakes at which the war over slavery was fought. This is where Trumbull learned the harsh lessons of life and death and further developed his perspective on the fear of death and the victory of Christ in his sermons.
Jesus elevated the importance of the perspective of the child in his famous Sermon on the Mount. On some level, childlikeness is an indication of Christlikeness, and Christ set a standard for the treatment and respect of children. This collection of unique accounts on the adult perspectives on children reveal how cultures throughout the world treat their children and how far we have left to go before Christ's respect for children permeates societies of the world at large.
In this volume, Trumbull offers his honest and personal reflections on the practicality of prayer. Covering over a dozen different aspects and approaches to prayer, Trumbull attempts to explain and defend the nature of prayer to doubters through this exploration and exposition and to reinforce a theology of prayer that should be shared by Christians of all walks of life.
Trumbull considers the nature of doubt and disbelief, its causes and effects, its uses and its dangers. He addresses specific doubts with his own experiences and leads the reader into a place of security and confidence in the state of being a Christian and in the blessed assurance of Christ as Savior.
In this very intimate look at Trumbull's personal thoughts on life, Trumbull shares his musings and beliefs on the things that make us who we are and what we desire. He explores the experiences and influences that determined his hopes and dreams, and the effect of his hopes and dreams upon his character.
"I had lots of theories before I had any children; but now I do, with fear and trembling, in every case just that which seems to be the better thing for the hour, whether it agrees with any of my old theories or not. . . . Every suggestion in these Hints is an outcome of experiment and observation in my life as a father and a grandfather, while it has been carefully considered in the light of the best lessons of practical educators on every side."
Henry Clay Trumbull, originally writing for a friend who sought parenting advice, compiled a thorough volume on the topic of Christian parenting. Reconciling his theories with his practices and experiences, Trumbull lays out a comprehensive guide for parenting and raising children in a household of faith.
In this comprehensive volume on ethics, Trumbull explores the nature of ethics, the practice and implementation of ethics of foreign cultures, and the Bible's teachings on ethics. He begins with the classic philosophical question, "Is a lie ever justifiable?," and continues exploring this example throughout the volume, delving into centuries of ethical discourse, biblical examples, classical thinkers, and the fathers of the Church.
"Missiles of destruction, means of defense, and modes of warfare change from generation to generation; but emotions of the heart and influences that affect these in times of peril and of privation, of joy and of sorrow, of hope and of fear, are ever the same, while the human heart is human, and the sources of strength and of weakness are as they are."—from the Preface
Henry Clay Trumbull writes from his experience as an army chaplain in the American Civil War on behalf of the soldiers he served alongside. Each chapter is a reflection upon his service to Christ and to country and of his counseling to the soldiers wounded—physically and spiritually—by war.
"Chapters of old-time experiences like these have, however, a value apart from the question of their timeliness. Their fitness is for days of war or of peace—our days or the days of others."—Henry Clay Trumbull
Henry Clay Trumbull collects a variety of biographies on missionaries of various eras and places, which he considers "as more fairly representative of foreign missionaries as a class, and as a whole." In 38 chapters, he covers dozens of missionaries and the character traits required of a missionary, based on biblical principle and experience.
Originally a series of lectures spoken at Yale Divinity School, Henry Clay Trumbull defends the principles and pragmatism behind Sunday school, which nowadays is taken for granted as a commonplace and expected church ministry. In these lectures, Trumbull demonstrates exactly why he is known as the pioneer of Sunday school as we know it today.
Henry Clay Trumbull writes a character biography on Henry P. Haven, whom he considered one of the highest models of Christian character and personality in a position of leadership over Sunday schools in his day. In this annotated biography, he notes exactly those character traits that lend themselves towards Haven's success as a Sunday school superintendent, and how those traits were formed and developed in Haven's life, from boyhood to adulthood.
Henry Clay Trumbull, with utmost care to preserve his deepest and most beautiful friendship, composes a biography shortly after the death of his best friend, Henry Ward Camp. Coming across almost as an adventure story, it shows that Camp indeed had a life to record! From Camp's early childhood to his service in the military in the American Civil War—including his imprisonment as a prisoner of war and subsequent escape—Trumbull records the life and close friendship of Henry Camp.
This eulogy was presented before the soldiers of the Army of the James after the passing of their comrade, Henry H. Manning, whose memory in the minds of his friends was kept in highest dignity and esteem: "One whose varied and thrilling experiences, peculiar services to the Union cause, and noble Christian character entitled him to special mention, as a noteworthy and satisfactory illustration of the bravery and worth of the enlisted men of that army." Albeit short, this eulogy will snag onto the strings of your heart and bring you into the experience of this young soldier in the smoke of the American Civil War.
Dying at 27, the young reverend John Wait Barton left no small impact on his friends, family, community, or upon Henry Clay Trumbull. Barton—a man who suffered illness all his short life—passionately pursued the study of Christ and lived as a minister, sharing Christ with anyone and everyone who would listen. This eulogy captures the reader from the first page and reveals the heart of Christ in a young man who, from his humble beginning as an orphan, forgot not even the least of the little children whom he taught and ministered in Sunday school.
Exploring the qualities of character as used in the measurement of the quality of a man, Henry Clay Trumbull thoroughly discusses character in this classic volume. Drawing upon examples of personal character from figures in world history, Trumbull also exposits on morality, virtue, and the methods used in judging character.
In this fundamental volume, Trumbull illustrates the strength of willpower and the benefit of holding fast to one's duty—primarily to the duty Christians have made to Christ. What role does steadfast obligation have in a life of love and forgiveness? Trumbull demonstrates, with examples and logic, how Christian life and military life are similar and what we can learn from duty.
Writing only on the topic of religious community exercises for children, Trumbull composes this unique volume that, in its day, had never been written on before. Concerned with matters of children's church, Sunday school, children's choir, and other gatherings, Trumbull writes prolifically to provide a guide to churches nationwide for the involvement of the community in the religious upbringing of the children of the church.
Writing on the topic of individual discipleship, Trumbull explores biblical examples of where individual training and personal evangelization has changed history. Arguing that preaching to a single soul is no less noble than to hundreds or thousands, this volume shows the merits and criticisms of evangelizing, teaching, and training on an individual level.
Exploring Christian teachings that seem contrary to life experience (and particularly the way of the world), this volume is Trumbull's venture into the realm of the paradox as a pragmatic philosophy. "All its teachings are contrary to the common opinions of man." he writes. "According to this law, giving is getting; scattering is gaining; holding is losing; having nothing is possessing all things; dying is living."
This advisory text was written for the benefit of pastors and principals for the purpose of evaluating their own Sunday school programs. Trumbull covers over every aspect of the review process, discussing its importance, its implementation, and its results.
Composing a volume on friendship shortly after the death of his wife, Trumbull writes what he hopes to be the classic, quintessential work on friendship as "the master-passion of humanity." In defense of this profound idea, he sets out biblical principles, provides examples from his own life, and explores those friendships which changed the course of human history.
Discussing moral values and practices among Christians, Trumbull writes to the next generation about the importance of listening to the conservative advice of elders and the practical weight of their experiences. Specifically taking on issues of risky behavior, such as drinking, smoking tobacco, visiting the public theater, and dancing, Trumbull visits each by estimating them in Christian morality and the virtue of a Christ-like character.
Henry Clay Trumbull explores the relationship between what we see and what we become: how does our worldview—and those things we allow ourselves to be exposed to—affect our character and our personality? How do we remove planks from our eyes, fix our gaze upon the Cross, see through one-another's eyes, and transform the world without succumbing to the fallen ways of humanity?
In this volume, Trumbull shares his wisdom in changing the direction of our attention from ourselves to others. Each chapter of this work explores the nature of refocusing our focus from our own wants and needs to that of ministering to others around us—especially those to whom we have very little interest to begin with. How does one adopt this perspective with sincerity? Trumbull teaches the reader how to reach a genuine love and concern for those whom Christ loved first.
Created originally as a guide to Sunday school teachers, this updated volume explores the nature of teaching Sunday school and the best methods for implementation of curriculum and retention of children's attention.
This collection of essays discusses the methods and rhetoric of Bible study. Covering such basic and broad topics such as inductive Bible study, Bible interpretation, and approaching the Bible with the right spirit, these authors demonstrate a deep knowledge of Scripture and how to study it.
The essays contained include:
"As editor, writer, explorer, expositor, chaplain, missionary, the world has known him; now it may know him as something better than all these."
Philip E. Howard chronicles the complete life of Henry Clay Trumbull, just as Trumbull chronicled the lives of those dearest to him. Howard thoroughly researches his mentor, giving a fair, accurate, and loving account of the life of the founder of the Sunday School Movement, the chaplain with a passion for intimacy in friendship, and the servant of Christ who lived the Gospel unto his passing.
This biography also contains individual accounts on the writing and publishing of at least 16 of the books included within this collection.
Philip E. Howard was the son-in-law of Henry Clay Trumbull, as well as his associate on the Sunday School Times.
Henry Clay Trumbull (1830–1903) was an American chaplain in the Union Army during the American Civil War. He was a pioneer in the Sunday School Movement, and later was an editor of the Sunday School Times. He was ordained as a Congregational minister, and although his sickly health prevented him from furthering his education, he earned three honorary degrees from Yale, Lafayette, and the University of New York.

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Editors Note: This four-day series looks at the experiences of returning veterans and the challenges they face.
By Katie Burford
Herald City Editor
To understand war's impact on service members, one need only look at the numbers.
In La Plata County, veterans represent less than 1 percent of the population, but they were 28 percent of the crisis clients served through the Crossroads mental-health facility in Grandview in the last year and about 16 percent of adults at the homeless shelter in Durango.
Though few other statistics on local veterans exist, people working with them believe we are at the outset of a surge in demand as new vets pour into a system already taxed to capacity.
The amount being spent by the Department of Veterans Affairs on benefits bears this out: In fiscal year 2000, before the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan began, the agency spent about $3 million in La Plata County. By fiscal year 2011, that number had more than quadrupled, to about $16 million, or about $3,500 per living vet.
More dire yet is the agency's own admission that this amount will continue to grow exponentially.
"History shows that the costs of war will continue to grow for a decade or more after the operational missions in Iraq and Afghanistan have ended," said Secretary of Veterans Affairs Eric K. Shinseki in an April 19 news release announcing the deployment of 1,600 additional mental-health clinicians to VA facilities around the country.
This, too, is likely to be inadequate.
An unsigned letter provided to a visiting congressman this spring said the local VA clinic, which serves about 2,000 veterans, had a psychiatrist available only 12 days per month.
"The limit per psychiatrist is 900 (patients) ... so clearly we meet the threshold for a (full-time) provider," the letter states.
The manager of the Durango VA clinic agreed to be interviewed, but later had an assistant cancel the interview and did not respond to calls to reschedule.
Sonja Brown, a regional spokeswoman for the VA, said there are no specific plans to increase mental-health staff at the Durango clinic.
"While it is too early to commit, there is a good possibility that additional mental health (services) will be placed (in Durango)," she wrote in an email.
While mental-health services are a major need for vets, health care, disability coverage, education, housing and jobs also are expected to be growing needs.
Rich Schleeter, who, as the veterans service officer, puts in long days ensuring vets are getting connected to services, said if there were two of him, it would still fall short of the demand he is seeing.
"There's a lot of people coming home right now," said Schleeter, who served in both Iraq wars.
The long van ride
The VA clinic in Durango, which is run by a contractor, does not provide much more than primary care. For most specialized care, veterans must go elsewhere, usually to Albuquerque. An intricate system run mostly by volunteers has developed to get them there.
The Disabled American Veterans van makes twice weekly trips from Durango to Albuquerque. Drivers are volunteers, many of them veterans. For vets to make their appointments, the van leaves before sunrise, often 5 a.m., and doesn't return until 5 or 6 p.m.
"It's a long, hard trip," said Charlie Parnell, a volunteer who coordinates the service.
Vans also run from Farmington, Cortez and Pagosa Springs.
Limited money is available to pay driving costs if a vet isn't able to take the van. Although the VA provides some temporary housing for vets in Albuquerque for treatment, this often isn't sufficient.
Most vets interviewed for this story reported being quite happy with the service they received in Albuquerque, but agreed getting there is a hardship.
The VA centralizes its services based on the belief that vets need a panoply of services at their disposal to thrive. But Schleeter said the arrangement is hard on vets in mostly rural areas because they must choose between being close to their families or close to services.
Efforts to bring more services to La Plata County have had limited success.
Wraparound model
Jennifer Lopez, executive director of the Regional Housing Alliance, helped put together a proposal earlier this year to build a veteran-specific housing project in Durango with a grant through the VA.
She said "the wraparound model" that the agency espouses made putting together a viable proposal difficult because many of the ancillary services it would entail aren't available here. Proponents were optimistic, though, after finding a parcel of city land that was ideally situated near Manna Soup Kitchen, the homeless shelter and public transportation. But the proposal ultimately fell victim to another VA reality: lack of funding. This spring, Lopez learned the grant they were applying for had been discontinued.
But advocates aren't done.
Sarada Leavenworth, division director for Volunteers of America, which operates the local homeless shelter and was a partner with the housing alliance on the earlier grant, said they are seeking a different VA grant that would enhance the shelter's ability to connect vets with services and move them toward self-sufficiency.
While the proposal is more modest than a housing project, Leavenworth said it would give advocates an opportunity to learn more about the local veteran population and make a case for additional resources.
She said advocates already are learning that returning vets are different from older vets: more are women, and children are often in the mix.
While veterans make up a significant portion of her client population, they aren't a big part of the general population, which can make them invisible.
"It's so easy not to think about this," she said.
And veterans, whose service was founded on strength and pride, are often loathe to ask to for help. For them to accept help, Leavenworth said, it has to be easy and it has to be done in a way that allows them to maintain their dignity.


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Clemson and Miami haven't clashed on the football field since 2010 and aren't scheduled to play again until 2015. Here's forecasting they'll meet in the interim – at the ACC championship game Dec. 7 in Charlotte, N.C.
The Hurricanes have never won the league title. The Tigers ended the longest drought in their history, 21 years, by hoisting the hardware in 2011, and with quarterback Tajh Boyd and receiver Sammy Watkins returning from the most potent offense in school history (41 points per game), they rate the favorites to win again.
At least that's how my ballot will read at the ACC's annual football kickoff July 21-22. I offered a preseason all-conference team Monday, and now the order of finish, with last season's record in parentheses.
CLEMSON (11-2, 7-1): Boyd and Watkins are the league's most-gifted offensive talents. Almost as important, the Tigers play Florida State at home, where they've bested the Seminoles five consecutive times. Biggest questions: Will the defense continue to progress under second-year coordinator Brent Venables? How will Clemson fare in non-conference tests against SEC East Division powers Georgia and South Carolina?
FLORIDA STATE (7-1, 12-2): No team in the ACC, and few nationally, lost as much as the Seminoles — 13 starters, including four defensive linemen and six assistant coaches. But the talent base is there — four starters on the offensive line return — for the Seminoles to contend for a second consecutive ACC title, especially if redshirt freshman quarterback Jameis Winston is a capable replacement for EJ Manuel, the 16th pick of the NFL draft.
MARYLAND (4-8, 2-6): Unless John Swofford has paranormal connections, the Terps' two-year injury plague can't continue. Can it? In its final ACC season, Maryland should improve an offense that ranked 100th or worse nationally in every major statistical category. Receiver Stefon Diggs has Sunday skills, and quarterback C.J. Brown is back after missing last season with a torn ACL. That said, I have zero faith in the Terps, this pick or any other remaining team in the division.
WAKE FOREST (5-7, 3-5): Fans are restless after four consecutive losing seasons, but 18 returning starters and a manageable schedule should end that skid. Jim Grobe, who guided the Deacons to the 2006 ACC title and 28 wins from '06-08, hasn't forgotten how to coach, and he has quality skill people in receiver Michael Campanaro and running back Josh Harris.
NORTH CAROLINA STATE (7-6, 4-4): New coach Dave Doeren from Northern Illinois inherits a league-low five returning offensive starters but a schedule that should translate to a fourth consecutive winning season. The Wolfpack leaves the state only twice, for dates at Florida State and Boston College, and plays eight home games. Colorado State transfer Pete Thomas topped the quarterback depth chart after spring but is far from certain to replace the graduated Mike Glennon.
BOSTON COLLEGE (2-10, 1-7): Steve Addazio's maiden season as the Eagles' head coach – he arrives after two years at Temple, where he replaced Miami's Al Golden -- will be trying if they don't improve an offense that's ranked below 100th nationally in scoring two years running. Quarterback Chase Rettig has started 21 games and returns the ACC's most productive receiver in Alex Amidon, but BC must discover other reliable weapons.
SYRACUSE (8-5, 5-2 Big East): The Orange, in case you've forgotten, shared the Big East title last season with Rutgers, Cincinnati and Louisville and thumped West Virginia in the Pinstripe Bowl. Rookie head coach Scott Shafer, formerly the program's defensive coordinator, can lean on Jerome Smith, the ACC's top returning rusher (1,171 yards) but must find a successor to Ryan Nassib, who started 38 games at quarterback. Terrel Hunt and Oklahoma transfer Drew Allen are among the candidates.
MIAMI (7-5, 5-3): The Hurricanes' failure to reach an ACC championship game, let alone win the title, is astonishing given their pedigree. But with 10 starters back on both sides, and barring the NCAA infractions committee going nuclear, that could well change. Running back Duke Johnson, receiver Phillip Dorsett, quarterback Stephen Morris and a line intact from 2012 give Miami plenty of offense. The task is to upgrade a defense that fell from 17th to 82nd nationally in points allowed. A considerable advantage for the 'Canes: playing Virginia Tech at home for the second straight year.
VIRGINIA TECH (7-6, 4-4): The Hokies' worst season in 20 years cost Bryan Stinespring his offensive coordinator title and three other assistant coaches their jobs. But does new coordinator Scot Loeffler have the personnel to improve a group that ranked 81st in scoring last year? Quarterback Logan Thomas, second-team All-ACC in 2011 and ordinary in 2012, provides a foundation, but there's little proven talent around him, further burdening a defense that should be top-shelf.
NORTH CAROLINA (8-4, 5-3): In their first year running Larry Fedora's spread last season, the Tar Heels averaged 40.6 points, the program's highest norm since the ACC's creation in 1953. Absent receiver Erik Highsmith, guard Jonathan Cooper and tailback Gio Bernard, matching that production is unlikely. But an experienced defense and favorable conference schedule give Carolina a legitimate chance to reach its first ACC title game.
GEORGIA TECH (7-7, 5-3): Odd doesn't begin to describe a 2012 in which the Yellow Jackets went 6-6 in the regular season, back-doored into the league championship contest, went bowling at 6-7 and upset Southern California to end a seven-game postseason losing streak. Four returning linemen and three running backs who gained at least 430 yards should ease the transition for Vad Lee, the likely replacement for quarterback Tevin Washington.
PITTSBURGH (6-7, 3-4 Big East): Skittish much? The Panthers opened 0-2 last season, including a two-touchdown loss to I-AA Youngstown State, before routing Virginia Tech. They also extended Notre Dame to overtime on the road. All-Big East tackle Aaron Donald leads an experienced defense than ranked 23rd nationally in points allowed. But Pitt has no established running back or quarterback, with Rutgers transfer Tom Savage and freshman Chad Voytik competing to replace three-year starter Tino Sunseri.
VIRGINIA (4-8, 2-6): Coach Mike London replaced all three of his coordinators after another down year and then in June parted ways with the program's most acclaimed quarterback: Alabama transfer Phillip Sims. Continued uncertainty at quarterback and a thorny schedule that includes BYU, Oregon and Clemson dampens enthusiasm created by seven returning starters on each side, plus the expected emergence of defensive end Eli Harold.
DUKE (6-7, 3-5): The Blue Devils lose only four starters from an offense that keyed their first bowl season since 1994, but that foursome, led by receiver Conner Vernon and quarterback Sean Renfree, started 159 games combined during their careers. Receiver Jamison Crowder and All-ACC cornerback Ross Cockrell headline the returnees but aren't likely enough to prevent a decline. Anthony Boone succeeds Renfree and is surrounded by an experienced line.
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Winter sports enter their penultimate week for three teams as San Juan boys and girls and Monticello girls face must wins to get into their respective state tournaments.
The wrestlers begin the march to the state wrestling tournament.
Monticello bball boys still have most of the month of February to play before the 1A boys state tournament. Even so, the MHS boys can clinch the region title with a win over second place Pinnacle in Monticello on Thursday.
In the meantime, the Lady Bucks scored a big win over Whitehorse in Montezuma Creek on Friday night, pulling themselves into a three way tie for second place in Region 19 with Whitehorse and Green River behind region leader Monument Valley.
With only three Region 19 teams qualifying for the 1A girls state tournament this year, the Bucks must finish second or third to make it. MHS, GR and Whitehorse all have two games left, with the Bucks facing Pinnacle at home on Thursday and finishing the regular season at Green River on Friday.
Whitehorse has the toughest schedule with Green River and Monument Valley on the docket, though the Raiders beat the Pirates two weeks ago.
Green River plays Whitehorse and Monticello. We'll know in a week if the Lady Bucks qualify for the state tournament February 12-15 at in Richfield. But the win over Whitehorse was huge for the Lady Bucks, as they led throughout and handled an aggressive trapping Raider defense.
The MHS boys remain unbeaten in region play with a resounding 81-28 win at Whitehorse in a foul-plagued game. Monticello nearly outscored the Raiders from the foul line, making 24 of an astounding 40 foul shots.
The Bucks raced to a 39-12 lead and nearly matched that with a 42-16 second half. Easton Nielson led the scoring parade with 12 points including two 3 pt shots. Tanner Eardley also made two treys on his way to nine points and Gunnar Hollingsworth tossed in 11 points as 10 Buckaroos found the scoring column.
On Saturday, the number two ranked Bucks traveled to Duchesne to see how they measure up against the former number one ranked Eagles, until they lost two in a row last week.
The Bucks were tied going in to the fourth quarter, but fell by five 49-45. Jake Duncan was the only Buck in double figures with 11 points as the free throw differential made the difference. The Bucks went 7-9 but the Eagles at home were 15-23 from the foul line.
Both the Bronco boys and girls teams lost games to South Sevier. The boys, on senior night in Blanding, acquitted themselves very well against the formidable number two ranked Rams, leading for most of the game until about the 4-minute mark of the third quarter.
After Logan Meyer scored on an inbounds play where he inbounded the ball to himself off the back of a SS player to give the Broncos a 43-40, the Rams put all their eggs in the baskets of two time 2A MVP Race Parsons and fellow senior Austin Clark, finishing the third quarter on a 10-2 run to take a 50-45 lead heading into the fourth quarter.
With the two Rams doing all the shooting, the Rams continued the run, finishing the game on a 28-8 run to win going away, 68-51.
Senior Barkley Christensen had 13 points and classmate Logan Meyer 11 in the loss, while fellow senior, Cole Einerson grabbed nine big rebounds. Fellow seniors Bobby Bowring, Layton Bethea, Isaac Morley and Ammon Mitchell also played grittily in their last game for the hometown fans.
The loss leaves the Broncos in fourth place in Region 15 with a 2-4 record and with two games left against the third and fifth place teams, Emery and Grand.
Win once and the Broncos are in the play in game against the number one 2A team, Wasatch Academy on Saturday, February 15 at Orem High School.
Win twice and they could get third place and face Manti. The game they must win at Grand on Tuesday.
The Lady Broncos have a similar scenario. Beat Grand in Moab on Friday and they make the play-in game on Friday the 14th of February at Orem High.
San Juan lost to the South Sevier Lady Rams Saturday night in Monroe, 37-29, leaving their region record at 1-5. Brooke Lyman had 10 points and Sam Giddings had 13 in the loss.
On Tuesday, however, the Broncos beat the Lady Buckaroos, 43-32, with Giddings scoring 15 and Lyman 13. Mary Beh led the Buckaroo scoring with 12 points and Shania DeAnda had 10.
The Monticello drill team, the Vaqueros, took fourth place in the 1A state drill team competition at UVU on Saturday. The girls claimed fourth place in both dance and military competitions to earn fourth place.
All this, coupled with the divisional wrestling tournaments this week and the State Wrestling Tournament at UVU on February 14 and 15 makes Valentines a busy time this year. See you somewhere!


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Missing Verona man grabbed by bounty hunters
VERONA >> Early Thursday morning, the Oneida County Sheriff's Department asked for the public's help locating with locating Jonathon Hopkins.
By 5 p.m. Thursday, the sheriff's department reported that Hopkins had been found.
Police were told by the Hopkins family that he was last seen on March 6 around 2 p.m., on Senn Road in Verona.
Family members became concerned after two men came to their New London home and took Hopkins into custody, but the family was unable to locate him after contacting local jails and police agencies.
After reporting the incident to the sheriff's department, deputies were also unable to locate Hopkins after contacting local law enforcement agencies.
With further investigation, the sheriff's department contacted the Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office in Concord, North Carolina after it was found that Hopkins had several outstanding warrants there.
Police learned that Hopkins was in custody at the Cabarrus County Jail, and had been returned there by bounty hunters after his $34,000 bond was revoked.
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moved for leave to introduce Bill C-215, An Act to change the name of the electoral district of Sackville — Eastern Shore.
Mr. Speaker, a few folks would know that in my riding is the great community of Preston. It has the largest indigenous black population in Canada. They trace their roots back over 400 years.
The community of Preston is a very historic and wonderful community and it is geographically right in the centre of my riding.
I would like to change the name of my riding from Sackville—Eastern Shore to Sackville--Preston--Eastern Shore in recognition of that fabulous community.
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Bachelor diploma (or higher)
Admission to the programme is subjected to the evaluation of the minimum curricular requirements and personal preparation, which is checked through the pre-evaluation procedure.
For students holding qualifications gained abroad: a minimum three-year degree is required.
The entry qualification documents are accepted in the following languages: English / Italian.
If a student's entry qualification documents are not in English or Italian, she/he must provide both verified copies of the original and official English or Italian translations.
The official translation can be issued in the country of origin or in Italy – either by a local court of law, by court interpreters or by official translators. The entry qualification documents must also be legalised or bear the Apostille stamp certifying that the signature or seal on the document is genuine, and submitted in the original or certified copy.
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Students must bring their original entry qualification documents with them for their onsite enrolment.
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Mandatory linguistic requirements for this programme:
Please note that this requirement will be assessed during the enrolment procedure.
A B2 level is required.
Please note that students lacking one of these certifications will have to take a preliminary Italian language test organized via Skype or onsite before the academic year begins.
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Steel yourself, drinkers: next-generation stainless growlers have arrived
The glass growler is an economical if imperfect vessel.
As long as you don't have a case of the dropsies (or are overly obsessive about freshness), it's a relatively inexpensive and easy way to cart 64 ounces of beer home or to a party.
While a number of breweries shifted to amber glass to better block out light and a few now offer smaller growlers to cater to solo drinkers (including Odell Brewing and TRVE Brewing locally), the growler has not changed much over the years.
Only now are the seeds of a growler revolution being sown.
A growing number of Colorado breweries – including Great Divide, Oskar Blues and Upslope on the Front Range – are experimenting with next-generation stainless steel growlers, trying out products being produced by a small but competitive field of firms betting consumers will be willing to pay more for a sturdier container that could, with some innovation, eventually keep beer fresher longer.


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NeatDesk for Mac review
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If you're anything like me, you've got tons of paper sitting around that would be better served being scanned into your computer and kept in some sort of document management system, rather than in piles around the house or on your desk. A couple of weeks ago, we got the NeatDesk for Mac Desktop Scanner system in for review. The NeatDesk (available on Amazon) is really more than just a scanner, since it also includes the NeatWorks document management software, which in and of itself claims to do a lot, and works with a bunco of other scanners as well (you can buy NeatWorks software on its own.) When the scanner arrived, we were excited to give it a try…but that feeling soon turned to impending doom. If this thing was anything like the NeatReceipts scanner we've been using for the past couple of years, it meant that we'd be in for a day full of long, slow scans. You know what? We couldn't have been more wrong.
When you take out the NeatDesk Scanner, you immediately get the feeling that it's nice and solid. It looks good on a desk, although it's a tad big. I had to make a little space for it, but really it wouldn't have been as much of an issue if I didn't have those piles of papers I'd been neglecting in the first place. It's got three slots: one for regular-sized pages and documents, one for receipts, and one for business cards. You can fill each with 10 pieces of content and go to town, or you can remove the business card and receipt insert and scan up to 30 pages on a full-sized document.
The Neat Company recommends that you plug the scanner directly into your computer, and not into any sort of USB hub, so make sure you have space in an area where're the included USB cable will reach, or get yourself a longer cord.
Using NeatDesk Scanner
This is where I was surprised. As I said earlier, I've used the NeatReceipts for Mac product for a couple of years. In actuality, I've used it very little because it's slow as hell. But hey, it's easy and accurate, so I kept it around. I expected the same performance from the NeatDesk. I grabbed a stack of papers, and my first issue was that I couldn't find any instructions on whether I needed to loaded the papers face-up or face-down. After a few minutes of looking, I decided to just do them face-up and try it. I told the software to scan the 5 pages I had in there, and the pages flew through the scanner at about one second per page. I was immediately frustrated, since this had to mean that the scanner didn't see any content, and that I really should have put the pages in face-down. Then I looked at my monitor, and saw the fully-scanned pages.
The scanner actually scanned those pages faster than any other home scanner product that I've ever seen, ever. I. Was floored. My NeatReceipts scanner would have taken, literally, thirty times longer. So now I was excited, and grabbed some two-sided pages that I wanted to scan. I put them in face-up like the last batch, told the software that these were two-sided and told it to scan. The pages went through again at about a second or two each. I then looked at my monitor for instructions on how it wanted me to insert the pages again so it could scan the other side. It never came, and again I was frustrated for a moment…then I realized that it scanned both sides already. The NeatDesk scanned both sides of each page that went through it, by scanning both sides at the same time. That's why it didn't matter which way I put the single-sided pages into the scanner the first time. It sees both sides and chooses the appropriate side automatically.
That's impressive.
Using NeatWorks Software
Once you scan something in, NeatWorks will determine if it's a business card, receipt, or document and will categorize it as such, then place it into the software inbox. Everything goes into the inbox, and from there you can sort it into folders, subfolders, or pretty much whatever works for you. You can also add all sorts of specific metadata to a document as well. What's really cool at that NeatWorks will do an OCR scan on your scanned items. Then you can just drag and drop text right off the document and into the metadata fields. The soft are is powerful, and is definitely worth buying on it's own, if you'd rather use your own scanner.
The one problem that we've found is that the software doesn't automatically back up it's data file. That's unfortunate, and it's something that we hope the Neat Company changes right away in their next release. As of now, if your data file gets corrupt for any reason, you are out of luck and you love all those scanned documents that you may have thrown away. There are tons of financial management programs that automatically back up the data file whenever you exit or close the apps, and with NeatWorks dealing with data that is likely to be very important and very sensitive, this is something that we need to have happen here as well.
Final Thoughts
if you've been looking for a simple, easy system you can use to manage your documents and store them digitally, the NeatDesk scanner with NeatWorks software is a powerful one-two punch that can get it done for you. The bundle is expensive, retailing for $400, but that's a price we'd gladly pay to get the paper and clutter out of the way, while keeping it on file and fully searchable, thanks to the OCR capabilities of NeatWorks.
All-in-all, if you've got the cash and just need something that gets out of your way and let's you get organized, we can't recommend NeatDesk enough. The only caution we have in the meantime is that you should manually back up your scanned documents archive if you use this product, at least until Neat implements this in the software themselves. In fact, I'd email support immediately and request it. The more people demanding this feature, the sooner it'll be made available.
You can pick up the NeatDesk for Mac now from Amazon for $100 off.
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10 Ways To Wear This Season's "It" Color
Proof that pale pink is the color to invest in? Last February, Nina Ricci sent a textured pale pink look down the fall runway in Paris, and just a few weeks ago in London Antonio Berardi delivered a decadently embellished jumpsuit in the most inviting petal pink, which means one thing: This shade is permanent. Whether you choose to toughen up the delicate hue with hints of red and channel the crimson accents shown on the runway, or keep your look soft with light colors—we've got you covered. We gathered bow-bedecked pumps, full-skirted silhouettes finished with a high-shine gloss, a simple spaghetti-strap tank perfect for layering, and more. So, even though fall is the time to refresh your closet with dark, moody colors, pale pink pieces are more than welcome.
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After the incredible '10 Years Armada' special last week, it's nearly time for the grand finale. But not until the second-last one has been shaking the grounds of Ibiza. The world's biggest club, Privilege, welcomes you to A State of Trance, on party isle Ibiza!
A league of DJ heroes lands on Eivissa soil this Monday, making up for an star-studded line-up. Not only will Armin van Buuren himself be there to shake things up, but he also brings the German duo of Cosmic Gate, Dutchman Dash Berlin and his highly appreciated ASOT sidekick, Ruben de Ronde!
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September 27 – Happy Birthday Tal Smith
Tal Smith applied for his first job in baseball in 1960, when he was 27-years-old. He interviewed for an open position in the front office of the Cincinnati Reds with Gabe Paul, who happened to be the team's GM at the time. Paul did not hire him. He told Smith the reason was he did not know shorthand, but three months later the eager exec-wannabe returned having mastered the skill and an impressed Paul gave him a job. Thus began a long association and friendship between the two men.
Two years later, Paul was hired as GM of the newly formed Houston Colt 45s and again hired Smith to assist him. Though Paul remained in Texas for just a few short months before accepting the GM job in Cleveland, Smith stayed in Houston for over a decade, serving in a variety of front office positions and gaining a level of knowledge and experience that would make him one of the more respected executives in the game.
Before George Steinbrenner purchased the Yankees, he had been very close to purchasing the Indians and during the negotiation process, he had developed a fondness for Gabe Paul. When his offer for the Tribe was refused Steinbrenner called Paul and told him to keep his ears open for news of other big league owners that might want to sell. A few weeks later, Paul called "the Boss" and told him CBS wanted to dump the Yankees.
Though he had been promised the Presidency of the Yankees by Steinbrenner once the deal had been consummated, Paul did not completely trust the new owner. He therefore attempted to staff the Yankee front office with people he could trust and one of the first guys he brought to the Bronx as his de-facto GM in 1973 was Smith. The two men spent the next couple of years engineering a series of trades that brought the Yankees back to postseason play.
I had always thought that the reason Smith left New York to accept the GM's position with Houston in August of 1975 was that he could not get along with the unpredictable Steinbrenner. As we learned later, Gabe Paul hated working for "the Boss" so I assumed his close friend Smith did as well. But years later, when Steinbrenner passed away, some of the most glowing tributes of him came from none other than Tal Smith. Still working in the Houston front office at the time, he spoke of the Yankee owner's persistent and unpublicized generosity with all sorts of individuals and causes. The truth probably was that Smith loved the City of Houston, loved the Astros and didn't at all mind removing himself from a job that had him answering to two egomaniacs in Steinbrenner and Paul.
He would remain associated with the Astros on and off for the next 35 years. He also became a sports industry entrepreneur. In 1981, he formed the Houston-based Tal Smith Enterprises, a firm which specialized in the preparation and presentation of salary arbitration cases. The company has done work for 26 different big league teams.
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The Lyles College of Engineering is the only publicly supported engineering college in the San Joaquin Valley offering a wide-range of undergraduate and graduate degree programs in engineering and construction management. The mission of the college includes developing each student's potential to the greatest extent possible, provide a quality engineering education to all students and to serve students from groups that historically have not participated in a university education.
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Homemade Pasta
Total TimePrep: 30 min. + standing Cook: 10 min./batch
Makes8 servings
- 1 package (10 ounces) frozen chopped spinach, thawed and squeezed dry
- 1/4 cup packed fresh parsley sprigs
- 3-1/2 to 4 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 4 large eggs
- 3 tablespoons water
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- Marinara sauce
- Place spinach and parsley in a food processor; cover and process until finely chopped. Add 3-1/2 cups flour and salt; process until blended. Add the eggs, water and oil. Process until dough forms a ball, 15-20 seconds.
- Turn onto a floured surface; knead until smooth and elastic, 8-10 minutes, adding remaining flour if necessary. Cover and let rest for 30 minutes. Divide into fourths.
- On a floured surface, roll each portion to 1/16-in. thickness. Dust top of dough with flour to prevent sticking; cut into 1/4-in. slices. Separate the slices; allow noodles to dry on kitchen towels for at least 1 hour before cooking.
- To cook, fill a Dutch oven three-fourths full with water. Bring to a boil. Add noodles in batches; cook, uncovered, until tender, 8-10 minutes. Drain. Serve with sauce.
Nutrition Facts1 cup (calculated without sauce): 259 calories, 5g fat (1g saturated fat), 106mg cholesterol, 211mg sodium, 43g carbohydrate (1g sugars, 3g fiber), 10g protein.
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Question BEFORE I make this. Does it really take fresh pasta 8-10 minutes to cook? Wouldn't it be overcooked at that length? Thanks for input.
Aug 10, 2012
food processor was too small for that much flour & I am no novice(76 yrs) I know how to make homemade noodles I have never seen noodles that you have to add so much flour to so they don't stick to your hands such a mess in the food processor!!!!! they had better be delicious!!!!!! rotten recipe
Feb 17, 2012
I fully understand why this recipe was rated 5 stars before we added our rating! Delicious!!
Feb 13, 2012
This recipe came together very easy. I added some garlic pepper and a little extra salt when adding the flour. I baked chicken with marinara sauce on top and served the chicken on top of the noodles. Very good and fairly easy (a bit time consuming). I will make this again. The best part is the nutritional info and the fact it has a good dose of fiber in it.


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CROMWELL, Conn. -- Marc Leishman shot an 8-under 62 on Sunday in the Travelers Championship, then went back to the clubhouse to eat, watch some soccer and wait to see where he would finish.
More than two hours later, after Charley Hoffman blew a two-stroke lead on the final two holes, Leishman was hoisting his first championship trophy on the PGA Tour.
"I think Charley was on the 15th when I turned the golf on," Leishman said. "I watched that, then just went over and hit some balls and putted for a bit and it turned out well."
The 28-year-old Australian began the day six strokes behind the leaders, but made eight birdies in a bogey-free round. He finished at 14-under 266.
"I didn't think it was going to be enough," he said. "Golf is a funny game, a really funny game."
Hoffman was 16 under heading to the 17th hole, but pushed his tee shot right and into the water. He made a double-bogey, and bogeyed the 18th after failing to get up and down from a greenside bunker.
"When it's said and done, obviously a bad finish and a bad taste in my mouth, but you learn from it," he said. "Any time you put yourself in contention, you learn from that."
Hoffman closed with a 66 to tie for second with Masters champion Bubba Watson, who shot a 65.
Leishman became the fifth player in seven years to break through with their first tour win at River Highlands, joining Fredrik Jacobson last year, Watson in 2010, Hunter Mahan in '07 and J.J. Henry in '06.
Leishman's 62 was the lowest score in a final round by a champion on tour this season.
"You'd almost rather make a few birdies coming in to win, rather than have someone hand it to you," he said. "But having said that, I'm not going to give this back or anything."
Hoffman seemed to be in command standing on the 17th tee, and still had a chance to win on 18. He put his tee shot onto a hill to the right and he put his second shot into the bunker. He ran that shot long and missed a 17-foot par putt.
Watson made a run at the lead on the front nine, with four birdies. But he had to scramble on the back nine, saving par on the 15th after putting his tee shot in the water. He also made par on 17 after hitting his second shot over the water and onto the green from the rough.
"Just didn't finish it off on the back," he said. "I made my run and just didn't kind of really have anything after that.
"I was just trying to give myself as many chances as I could. It was nice to have a couple of tap-in birdies."
Leishman's win gave him just his second top-10 finish this season. He didn't play in Memphis or at the U.S. Open and said he came back after two weeks off refreshed.
"I practiced I think two times in the three weeks," he said. "It's been close for a while actually. I just get a little bit streaky with the putter, and I haven't been lately."
Roland Thatcher, who was tied for the lead after three rounds, began his day with three bogeys within the first six holes. He seemed like an afterthought, until Hoffman's collapse. But he made an eagle on the par-5 13th after hitting his second shot within 15 feet of the pin.
He came up 18 with a chance to force a playoff, but put his second shot into a greenside bunker and bogeyed the hole.
"You never want to take the lead going into Sunday and then need two birdies on the last two holes to catch up," he said.
He and fellow co-leader Brian Davis both shot 70, putting them in a group at 12 under with Tim Clark and John Rollins.
Clark, who won the 2010 Players Championship, had elbow surgery last August and had missed the cut in five of the previous nine tournaments he played this season.
The course record at River Highlands is 60, set last year by Patrick Cantlay as an amateur. The 20-year-old missed the cut this year in his first professional tournament.
Rory Sabbatini finished six shots behind the leader, but took home a gold Rolex after making his first hole-in-one on tour. His shot on the 161-yard 16th hole hit the green and spun left into the hole.
"It felt really good coming off the club," he said. "It was just a question of having the right yardage. I kind of joked in the middle of the ball flight, and I said, 'Be the right one and go in the hole.' "
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He missed a 7-foot birdie putt on the 17th hole. His 20-foot birdie putt from the edge of the green on 18 put him at 10-under 270 for the tournament.
"Your adrenaline is pumping more than you are nervous, because nothing really bad can happen," he said. "I was just trying to hit it close and make a putt."
Mahan, whose first tour win came here in 2007, needed a 6-foot birdie on 18 Saturday to make the 54-hole cut.
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Lark L Washburn passed away peacefully on August 11, 2014 from causes incident to old age, at home with his wife, Arlea, and his children by his side.
Lark was born on February 21, 1923 in Blanding, UT to Alvin LaVell and Wasel Black Washburn. He was the oldest son of ten children.
His father died of cancer when Lark was only 18 years-old, so as a young man he accepted the responsibility of his family. And he always went above and beyond the call for his family.
In 1943, he was inducted into the Army as a paratrooper during World War II, where he served honorably and was awarded the Bronze Star.
Upon returning from the war, he married the love of his life, Arlea Walker. They were blessed with seven children.
He was a faithful member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He served in many positions, including Branch President, Stake President and Patriarch.
He was awarded the Silver Beaver for his service to the Boy Scouts and served as president of the Western Colorado Council of Boy Scouts of America.
He and Arlea served three missions for the church. The first was in the Seville Spain Mission. They were the first LDS missionaries in Uganda, Africa for their second mission. Their third mission was in the Fiji Suva Mission.
Lark was a uranium mining contractor for 40 years. He owned and leased mines in Utah and Colorado. He was very hard working and very successful.
He was a generous and exceptionally kind employer. He also owned several trading posts on the Navajo Reservation in Arizona and New Mexico.
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In the last three years of his life, they made and donated 234 quilts. Most were donated to Primary Children's Hospital and the LDS Humanitarian Services.
He is survived by his wife of 68 years, Arlea Walker Washburn of Holladay, UT; children Penelope (Duane) Hanberg of Vernal, UT; Mike L (Debra) Washburn of Salt Lake City, UT; Paula Hill of Mesa, AZ; Peggy (Russell) McVea of Salt Lake City, UT; and Stephen Lark Washburn of Murray, UT.
He is also survived by 18 grandchildren, 27 great-grandchildren, and two great-great-grandchildren. He is survived by four siblings.
He is preceded in death by two sons, J Ballard and Guy Kelly; parents; five siblings; and one grandson.
He was buried in his hometown of Blanding UT, on Monday, August 18, 2014.


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A possible future sticky depending on response.
In addition to helping resolve doubts about whether hypothetical specs will result in an actual chair that meets its intended objectives, I have found that one can learn a lot about the various products and their individual nuances by comparing CAD drawings.
Over the past year, a number of members have posted their CAD drawings on this forum. It struck me that a single thread devoted to CAD drawings could become an invaluable resource for somebody looking to spec out their own chair.
Might I suggest the following "protocol" for members who are gracious enough to post their CAD drawings for others ...
1) Make sure any personal information has been removed from the drawing.
2) Use the "Go Advanced" feature to add a title using the following format to make searching easier...Examples...ww x dd Frame Angle Manufacturer Model (Unique Feature)
15x16+1 85 Degree TiLite ZR23) If the actual chair has been delivered, post the CAD, a brief description, pics, and specs.
15x15 80 Degree TopEnd Crossfire Titanium with Ergo Seat
4) To keep the thread focused, post a separate thread for discussion and link to that thread. This should limit off topic excursions. Additionally, those who are posting their CAD in order to get advice will have their own thread devoted to their future chair without derailing the purpose of this thread.
It is my hope that this thread with the suggested protocol could create a truly unique repository of specific product information for reference while at the same time providing a way to address the needs of those who need help by linking to individual threads.
I know my "protocol" sounds like a lot of hassle for some, but spec'ing out a custom ultralight is serious business. I have a feeling that those of us who go through the trouble of actually getting a CAD drawing won't mind the additional work.
Let's see where this takes us. I'll post an example shortly.


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The major feature I would like to see added comes from a discussion with Eli Zaretskii of the GNU Make team. The idea disables the path translations and uses the paths as are. The caveat to this would be that the /bin, /etc/, etc directories must live in the root of the disk drive. I had created a working model months/years ago but didn't keep up with the changes to 1.0.11. I will create a patch file and upload it here (hopefully sometime in May 2009).
This wiki page is to be used for discussion of this idea. The idea does improve the performance of a package build since the path strings aren't manipulated. One reason I don't like this is because it provides the user with an option to change the behavior of MSYS with an environment variable. It will cause headache in trying to help a user. But the headaches with the non-technical shouldn't stop a good idea from being used by the technical.


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