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Sunday, January 11, 2015
Runner-up: France 1957
Paule was a former fashion model that had a short but successful career as a singer before she felt the musical trends change and decided to leave room for a new generation singing rock instead of chanson.
Chanson is exactly what "La belle amour" is - and let us all remember that the original name for the Eurovision Song Contest hinted that chanson was a most suitable genre to enter with.
Just as Paule felt in her musical bone, there would be a big and profound change in light music only a couple of years after this. That's why the first years of the ESC can look like a completely different planet for younger viewers, as it took a few years for pop music to work its way into this family friendly programme.
However, anyone should be able to appreciate "La belle amour" as it is a beautiful timeless piece of chanson, elegantly performed. A child of its time but a most endearing one.
A deserved 2nd place?
Absolutely. No other song in this edition has aged as gracefully as this. Perhaps not quite as personable as the winner, but a most qualified runner-up.
Paule Desjardins - La belle amour (France 1957)
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Good song. What astonishes me the most is the sound quality of the currently circulating 1957 contest recording, which unlike the picture quality is almos hifi. Same applies to the 1958 contest. The dynamics of the sound of both of these is better than any recording I've hear of, say, the 1971 contest. It does not matter why, we can just listen and enjoy Paule Desjardins and other acts, and hope that better quality (sound) recodings of other contests appeared as well.ReplyDelete
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Clan wars
#1 Posted Jan 08 2018 - 00:50
#2 Posted Jan 08 2018 - 04:58
#3 Posted Jan 08 2018 - 18:24
lol ....and another "Bond" fail situation again ..... we dont have bonds to get the tank we qualified for now...so how the heck would we be able to "qualify" for another..... lol
So ,as I see it ...less people will be involved in CW now.
I think WG screwed the pooch here ......
a few solutions to mull over
1. Bonds for sale .....hmmm nah
2. Give 1yr to unlimited time to "grind" bonds for a tank you qualified for. (yes)
3. Use gold if needed in place of Bonds. (yes)
This would make me a happier camper....
#4 Posted Jan 08 2018 - 19:31
#5 Posted Jan 08 2018 - 23:23
#6 Posted Jan 25 2018 - 07:40
#7 Posted Feb 01 2018 - 21:50
Here is NA's CW release:
After a long break, the strongest clans will face each other on the fronts of the Global Map!
Season 7 will begin on February 9, 4:00 PT (7:00 ET) on the Global Map. The season will last until March 20.
Features of the Global Map season
- Tier IX vehicles are also available for use.
- The play field will include areas with different profitability and number of landings, which will allow separating clans by skill.
- The Influence mechanics has been reworked. From now on, the Influence can be earned and spent only on the Global Map. All accumulated Influence will be reset before the beginning of a new season.
Considering massive feedback and numerous suggestions, we decided that the current implementation of the Influence (as a clan currency that can be earned in the Stronghold mode) is no longer relevant. Players, who actively played in the Stronghold mode, earned considerable amount of Influence. Thus, they received a great advantage in all mechanics that use this currency. Under such conditions, it was impossible to balance the Influence mechanics so that both strong and weak clans can use it. As result, we decided to take a drastic step: we completely reworked the mechanics of earning Influence.
Before the beginning of Season Sever, all accumulated clan Influence will be reset. In the future, the currency can be earned on the Global Map only. At the same time, Influence can be accumulated only within the current season. Before the beginning of a new season, we will reset the Influence and all clans will start "from scratch," in similar conditions.
Influence can be earned by completing special clan missions in battles within landing tournaments and Revolting Provinces, and can be spent during Season Seven on auctions and for increasing/decreasing the "resistance" on the provinces.
Playing Field
- Tier Х vehicles will be allowed for participation in Season 7 of the Global Map.
- The Tier X front (for the Tier X vehicles) will include 160 provinces. Landing provinces: ~ 16% of the total number of all provinces within the front.
- Prime times for the Tier X front: 16:00 - 19:00 PT (19:00 - 22:00 ET)
There's more about camo rewards but did not see any reward tank info.
#8 Posted Feb 01 2018 - 22:23
#9 Posted Feb 01 2018 - 22:46
164thLeichteAfrikaDiv, on Feb 01 2018 - 22:23, said:
Yes, they mentioned different profitibility values will spread clan skill across the provinces so gold is available. But, they do not mention the range of gold values...so, we do not know the potential daily gold reward yet.
Edited by Harm_agedon, Feb 01 2018 - 22:50.
#10 Posted Mar 15 2018 - 01:24
where can a clan find more info on making a landing for the first time?
#11 Posted Mar 15 2018 - 07:19
fearn01, on Mar 14 2018 - 19:24, said:
where can a clan find more info on making a landing for the first time?
If you look on the global map there is an "i" enclosed in a circle on the left hand side of the page that takes you to this page. That link is a guide that will provide you with info on pretty much anything you will need to know about the global map. As for your question about landings, here is a direct link to the "landings" section of the guide in case you don't want to search through everything. Hope this helps.
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Dislocator copped the first split in 1:51.1, turning back High On Paydaze (Brett Miller), Yankee Boots (Dan Noble) and Dashing To Da Wire (Tyler Smith). In seven starts as a two-year-old, the son of Big Bad John produced a 2-2-2 scoreboard with earnings of $113,116.
Both the winner and runnerup hail from the Brown barns at the Delaware (OH) county fair and were making their first starts after two qualifiers at Spring Garden Ranch in Florida, where they wintered. High On Paydaze won five of seven freshman starts including the $275,000 Ohio Sires Stakes championship, a race in which Dislocator finished third last September.
"Dislocator was a nice colt last year," said Page in the winner's circle, "and he seems to have grown a little and matured quite a bit over the winter. He seems to have it all together now."
Seattle Hanover found a seem in the lane to triumph in the second Hackett division for the Burke Brigade. The Dragon Again gelding just nipped Smackitwithahammer (Cameron McCown) by a head in 1:51.3. Also advancing to the final next week were Ohio Vintage (Dan Noble), Bombay Hanover (Brett Miller) and See You In Tuscanny (Kyle Ater), who qualified for the nine-horse championship tilt as the fastest fifth place finisher.
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The gist of the Disney theme is to employ everything related to a Disney movies or only a character that you love most to be the main concept of your wedding ceremony or reception. In this case, the bride might go with their lovely past of being a Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, Snow White, Ariel, Belle or Jasmine.
Their story always twists in a dramatic way before meeting their fated prince and this might become the very inspiration of the growing up bride. Else, you might also want to discuss with the groom for more general Disney theme for your wedding reception or ceremony.
For realizing your Disney obsession, you might want to see the several following items that might inspire you later on your wedding day. First, you might want to apply the Beauty and the Beast classic renaissance story where the magical rose takes the essential role here. You can have the glassed rose decorating every table as the centerpiece though, amazing right. Else, for the Cinderella lovers, you can have the cute blue birds that always company the poor princess as your wedding cake decoration.
Still with the princess icon, you can have the Disney princess hair cut-outs for the photo booth. This will accommodate the wonderful take pictures moments with your friends in the old days. For the more general Disney wedding theme ideas, you may take the Toy Story inspired shoe signature where Andy put his name on one of the Woody's boots. You can replace it by putting your couple's name on a side of your shoes, what a brilliant idea right?
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The general consensus among Tottenham Hotspur fans is that the summer business concerning Nacer Chadli to West Brom and their capture of Moussa Sissoko from Newcastle was a mistake.
As Spurs set about adding to their squad after qualifying for the Champions League, they signed Victor Wanyama of Southampton, Vincent Janssen of AZ and Kevin Nkoudou from Marseille.
On deadline day they splashed out a club-record £30m on Sissoko, sacrificing Chadli for less than half the price in the process.
But a third of the way through the season, Spurs fans are pining for the Belgian's return!
Reaction from Twitter below...
Nicky Tudor: Chadli left the football club And then we spent 30m on Sissoko. And let's be fair he couldn't lace Chadli's boots.
John Hall: The problem with Sissoko to me is like the Chadli situation! You will not see the best of him without playing regularly!
Declan: Sissoko is best summed up best with these two:
1) Josh Onomah will make the bench over him
2) Chadli is ten times the player he'll ever be
Ricky Sacks: Still haunting to think the money spent on Sissoko, as frustrating as they were we could've kept both Chadli & Sigurðsson at Spurs.
Charlie Lloyd Thomas: We had a great season, qualified for the CL and spent over 60m £ on Sissoko, Janssen & N'Koudou. Chadli and Mason deserved to take part too
Ian Grindrod: Sold Chadli for Sissoko was the worst business in history.
Brentford fan Ryan O'Leary: Spurs selling Chadli and replacing with Sissoko at a net cost of £18 mill. Surely one of the worst bits of business of all time?
Bill Crowe: No improvement has been made in the Spurs side this season in my opinion, Bentaleb is better than Wanyama and Chadli > Sissoko.
Brad: Would be good if we had someone like Chadli who we could bring off the bench rather than Janssen & Sissoko wouldn't it?
Jamie: Why did we sell Yedlin but keep Trippier? Why did we sell Mason but keep Carroll? Why did we sell Chadli and buy Sissoko?
John Coote: Should have kept Chadli and let Sissoko join Everton. Would have saved £17m and got a better player. Poor decision making.
Rory Johnston: Any chance of a Jan swap deal Sissoko for Chadli??
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A green urban environment, with a particular focus on biodiversity, is a vital component of good living standards for city-dwellers. It is consequently a key building block for our property developments, at every phase of operations. We take particular care to ensure that biodiversity is taken into account at neighbourhood level, because of the significant benefits it yields for communities. To harness nature's productive power and strengthen social ties, Bouygues Immobilier is also developing urban agriculture projects.
In the Font-Pré eco-neighbourhood in Toulon, plans exist to develop close to 10,000 m2 as gardens, walkways and green oases. Some 5,000 trees and plant species will be planted in total, providing a natural habitat for wildlife. In partnership with the local branch of the LPO (French bird protection league), nesting boxes have been installed to accommodate swifts and redstarts, for example. As a sign of its ecological performance, the project has been awarded the BiodiverCity label, obtaining the top A-rating in three out of the four categories.
Bouygues Immobilier makes the circular economy an integral part of its projects, ensuring that its programmes fit into this framework on several levels, from neighbourhood, to building, to housing unit. Measures to recover or recycle worksite waste and obsolete materials are studied in conjunction with suppliers right from the planning stage, giving sustainable resource management a central role in urban development projects. Recycling chains are put in place with industrial partners, environmental bodies and social enterprises. Recycling stations, recovery centres and repair cafés are installed in neighbourhoods to encourage short-cycle reuse solutions and make residents more instrumental in the circular economy. This has the added benefit of forging social ties. Such locations serve several purposes and are adaptable over time. For example, they can be used for job clinics.
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August 9, 2017
Hola, a todos!
Sorry this post from August 9 is coming to you on August 16! It has been a CRAZY week per usual, the wifi has not been cooperative, and FaceTiming Mom and Shane every night ranks higher than a blog post. (SORRY!)
Anyway–Today was a great day full of adventures in Heredia! We started out the day with classes per usual. Oso made a scene in the middle of class today for some comic relief.
After classes I went home for lunch and then met back up with Callie and Leslie to go check out the fair going on in the central park of Heredia and the Yo Humano: All Bodies scientific exhibition with more than 200 prepared anatomical human beings… (more on that in a second)
Before we headed to downtown Heredia we stopped at El Rey–my new favorite store in the entire universe. This store was literally a dollar store on drugs! It had anything you could need for really cheap. I was in heaven. There was an aisle for clothes, then for toiletries, baby stuff, household appliances, kitchen appliances, dishes, pet supplies, construction-type-stuff (hard hats, vests, tools), cleaning products, exercise equipment, school supplies, books, literally everything (except camels. I asked Shane on the phone tonight to name something and I was sure that this store had it and his first guess was camels…). THERE WAS A WHOLE AISLE AND A WHOLE BACK WALL OF CROCS! Sorry if you couldn't care less, but I was amazed.
After our thrilling adventure in El Rey we took a taxi into Heredia because it had started raining. By the time we made it to the central park it had pretty much cleared up. We walked around through the tents they had set up in the central park and browsed through the merchandise.
While we were in the central park I managed to get a pretty cool picture of the central park itself with its fountain, gazebo and the Inmaculada Concepción church.
We then made our way to the human bodies exhibition which my mamá tica kept boasting as "beautiful"… My mamá tica and I have different definitions of beautiful, and it's definitely not a language barrier problem. The exhibition was incredible, don't get me wrong, but dead bodies just aren't my thing–my sister would have loved it! We were able to see just about every organ and system in the human body, it was pretty incredible–kind of creepy and disgusting–but incredible! Although we weren't allowed to take pictures inside I got a picture with each of the giant head statues outside.
The most notable part of the day came as we were leaving the exhibition. We were walking toward the exit through a courtyard in the center of the building when we walked past a window that looked into a room full of people. Inside we saw a man who appeared to be crushing something up and putting it into lines on a mirrored tray… This is where it got weird. There was on the screen projected behind him a message about gold, the element Au, being dangerous if it comes into contact with the eyes or skin but having grand effects on beauty when ingested (don't fact check me, I'm just relaying what the screen said). After reading the screen Leslie and I looked at each other completely puzzled as we realized this man had crushed up gold, lined it up as was going to snort it. We turned back and watched as he ripped a dollar in half (a US dollar) rolled it up, and snorted a line of gold. This took the cake for the most bizarre thing I have seen and will see in Costa Rica.
We left the exhibition feeling incredibly confused about what we had just witnessed… So we went to get ice cream–because what can't ice cream fix?
After our chocolate needs were satisfied we hit up la casa de la cultura de Heredia, where we had stopped on our first week in Costa Rica, to check out the new art that had been put in the gallery there.
All in all, it was an incredible and incredibly strange day.
Until tomorrow!
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Police: Officer forced girl, 15, to undress
Man accused of lewd, lascivious conduct on child under 16
MIRAMAR, Fla. – A Miramar police captain is out of jail after being arrested on charges of lewd and lascivious conduct on a child under age 16.
Juan De Los Rios, 46, an 18-year veteran of the force with 28 years of experience in law enforcement, was released from jail after paying a $30,000 bond.
De Los Rios walked out of the Broward County Jail saying nothing and showing no sign of emotion.
He failed to respond any of the questions Local 10's reporter Ross Palombo asked.
The State Attorney's Office said De Los Rios approached a vehicle in a Miramar industrial park early in the afternoon of Jan. 15 and found a 15-year-old girl and a 19-year-old man sitting in the back seat.
The girl told police De Los Rios asked if she and the 19-year-old had had sex, but she told him they had not. Prosecutors said the girl told investigators that De Los Rios told her she needed to take off her pants and underwear so he could "see" whether she had had sex.
The girl complied, prosecutors said, and De Los Rios used a flashlight to "inspect" her, then had her pull down her blouse to check for "bruising." De Los Rios then let them drive away.
Prosecutors said the girl initially was too scared to report what happened, but her sister convicted her to tell her parents. The family reported it to Miramar police, and prosecutors said the girl chose De Los Rios' picture from a lineup.
A representative of the Miramar Police Department said the alleged victim is not related to De Los Rios, who has been suspended without pay.
He's now facing 2 felony counts of lewd conduct with a child.
If convicted, De Los Rios could face up to 15 years in prison and a $10,000 fine.
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Bogus Facebook profiles used to spread malware are overwhelmingly created to appear female, have an unusually high number of 'friends' and often claim to be bisexual, a study of the phenomenon has found.
Barracuda Networks' random sampling of 2,884 active Facebook accounts using its Profile Protector tool set out to discover the ways in which bogus identities vary from the norm for the social media site.
The company found that although no one characteristic could be used to identify fake from real accounts, a combination of elements made them stand out more clearly.
Perhaps the least surprising one was that 97 percent of bogus profiles identified themselves as female, against 40 percent for the sample Facebook group as a whole. Each of these had an average of 726 friends, considerably more than the average of 130.
More than two thirds also claimed to have attended college as against only 40 percent of genuine accounts.
The biggest giveaways were that fake accounts added an astonishing 136 tags for every four photographs added to their accounts compared with the Facebook average of only 1.
Fifty-eight percent of the bogus profiles said they were sexually interested in men and women, many times the declared rate for real accounts of 6 percent.
Conclusion: claiming to be female, bisexual, friends with hundreds of people and having a tendency to grossly over-tag photographs does not guarantee that a profile is bogus but does appear to greatly increase its likelihood.
The biggest giveaway for fake accounts, however, is surely their tendency to contact total strangers on the service touting suspicious embedded links.
"These fake profiles and apps give attackers a long-lived path to continuously present malicious links to innocent users," said Barracuda's chief research officer, Dr. Paul Judge.
"Also, researchers have shown how friending malicious accounts can lead to account takeover using Facebook's trusted friend account recovery."
Barracuda's report on social media security last October found that up to 13 percent claimed to have had their accounts hijacked on one of the services.
This story, "Bogus Facebook accounts always female, new study finds" was originally published by Techworld.com.


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Dorothy Johnson will be 88 years young next week. But the celebration comes this Sunday, June 8th at Pine Valley Retirement Community in Tuscaloosa with a special performance from the musical group, The Echoes, of which Dorothy is a member. However, this group of close to 20 ladies is a bit unique in several ways, including the first words they share at every performance – "We are The Echo Entertainers and we don't sing!" It is on this special day that Johnson's daughter and owner of North Carolina-based Woodruff Family Law Group and Johnson's son-in-law, Dwight Ensley hope to share some very unique aspects of The Echoes to family, friends and so many others past the Tuscaloosa area. June 8th, The Echoes will make their first video.
"My mother is very important to me. But as the years have gone by, it has become harder and harder to find something special and unique for her birthday. So, knowing Mom cares about 'giving back' to others, including the friends she has made here, Dwight and I thought about making her birthday celebration an event to remember for all the families represented here at Pine Valley. Many of these men and women have children, grandchildren and even great grandchildren who live all across the country. Dwight and I recently co-authored, "The Seven Nights of Santa," a book that offers kids of divided households a real solution to celebrate the holidays with all the important caregivers in their lives. We believe grandparents and great grandparents should be included in the holiday visits as well as visits on their birthday. Members of The Echoes are no exception. We hope this video gives families more reason than ever to plan accordingly for the 2014 holiday season and every season to follow," says Woodruff.
What is it that makes The Echoes so unique? The Echoes bring to life various musical styles including Broadway, Jazz, Country, Classical and Religious Hymns and, of course classic songs that represent the state of Alabama, without singing. If you ask the Pine Valley Retirement Community Activity Director, Angie Cooper, she would tell you that it is all in what The Echoes are using as musical instruments. Quite frankly, they really do use everything but the kitchen sink. But keep your eyes out for that sink in an upcoming performance.
"We started in November 2010 as a little singing group of ladies for a choir. Today, we are creating musical numbers using everything from the traditional piano to egg beaters, pizza pans, washboards, and paper towel holders played with tongs. A showstopper for us is our performance of I'll Fly Away using nothing more than combs and wax paper. The Echoes regularly entertain in Tuscaloosa, playing such venues as churches and nursing homes across four counties in Alabama. A highlight was a "gig" in Mississippi. The Echoes usually get standing ovations. The next big musical challenge these ladies want is to travel far enough so that they all have to spend the night somewhere. Who knows? Maybe David Letterman will invite us before he retires," says Cooper.
One way to connect with family, friends and even David Letterman, or any talk show host is to use video. Therefore, as a birthday present for Johnson, Woodruff and Ensley will be videotaping The Echoes' performance this Sunday, June 8 at 2:00 PM and supplying a copy to each member of the group as a gift.
"I think this is the grandest gift you could give them. Many families can't travel with us and many haven't seen one performance. This would be a great gift that could be shared with so many," says Cooper.
Finally, when it comes to adding up what the benefits are of being a member of The Echoes, Cooper says there are almost too many to count. She says the gift to each group member is priceless.
"It gives me such pride and joy to see these women using talents that many didn't know they had. So many ladies were timid and shy. Now, they are show girls. We're marketing magic for Pine Valley too because being a part of this group also keeps members' minds alert and stimulated with so many things to learn. It gives them a reason to live. As far as every audience member, whether they are down and lonely, sick or depressed, we bring humor everywhere we go," says Cooper.
Now, it's your turn. What method would you use to get The Echoes onto a national TV talk show?


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Utah Criminal Justice Schools
Several schools in Utah offer quality criminal justice degree programs that can help you start or advance your criminal justice career. Utah's colleges and universities offer specialized study in such areas as cybersecurity, law enforcement, and computer forensics. Schools such as Southern Utah University and Weber State University also offer criminal justice degrees online. Continue reading to learn more about criminal justice program options in Utah.
Quick Facts
- There are 13 schools offering criminal justice degrees in Utah (see below).1
- 6 colleges and universities offer associate's degrees in criminal justice.*1
- 6 colleges and universities offer bachelor's degrees in criminal justice.*1
- 2 colleges and universities offer master's or doctoral degrees in criminal justice.*1
- 3 colleges and universities offer criminal justice degree programs online.*1
- 1 school ranked in Kiplinger's Best Values in Public Colleges in 2018.2
- No schools ranked in College Factual's Best Criminal Justice & Corrections Colleges in 2018.3
- No schools ranked in Criminal Justice Degree Schools Best Online Bachelor's Programs in 2018.4
- 1 school ranked in US News Best Online Graduate Criminal Justice Programs in 2018.5
*For not-for-profit colleges and universities with criminal justice degree programs.
Criminal Justice Degree Programs in Utah
With the state's population projected to grow, it is likely that demand for criminal justice professionals will remain strong in Utah. Individuals interested in preparing for a career in Utah's growing field of criminal justice occupations can find a wide array of quality, accredited online and campus-based degree programs available throughout the state. State agencies such as the Department of Public Safety, Utah Highway Patrol, and the Utah Department of Corrections employ a large number of criminal justice program graduates. Advancement in these occupations often requires additional education and individuals with degrees in criminal justice can gain a competitive edge in applying for open positions. A degree in criminal justice can also qualify you for higher salaries as well as increase your opportunities for promotion.
Top-Ranked Schools with Criminal Justice Programs in Utah
Kiplinger's Best Values in Public Colleges 2018*
- University of Utah (#49 in-state, #67 out-of-state)
*Institution-wide ranking.
US News Best Online Graduate Criminal Justice Programs 2018
- Weber State University (#51-#67)
Profiles of Well-Known Schools in Utah
Weber State University: Weber State University's Department of Criminal Justice offers a Master of Criminal Justice and bachelor's degrees with four different concentrations: Corrections, Forensic Science (Laboratory or Investigation), Law and Justice, and Law Enforcement. Students can complete their degree through the Honors Program, during which they complete a written thesis to graduate with departmental honors. Seniors have the option of completing a field experience course, which involves a minimum of 100 volunteer hours with a criminal justice agency or organization. Eight full-time faculty teach for the department, with the majority having research interests in corrections and prison issues.
Utah Valley University: The Criminal Justice Department at Utah State University offers a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice and a Bachelor of Science in Forensic Science. The school is also home to a Police Academy where criminal justice majors can train to become law enforcement officers. There are 14 full-time faculty between the Criminal Justice and Forensic Science programs that teach courses like Introduction to Corrections Process and Criminal Justice Management. Law Enforcement students are required to complete 18 credits within the Police Academy in addition to core criminal justice courses.
Brigham Young University-Provo: From its Provo campus, Brigham Young University offers a Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity. 77 credit hours of the 120 total credit hours required to earn the degree are focused on courses related to cybersecurity and security studies. Major courses include Information Assurance and Security, Digital Forensics, and Cyber Security and Penetration Testing. Students also take a capstone course in the senior year that is based on completing a project which includes aspects of project management, teamwork, intellectual property, and technical literature. The cybersecurity program at BYU has been recognized as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense by the National Security Agency and Department of Homeland Security. Graduates are prepared for careers in forensics analysis, data security engineering, IT security architecture, and related career paths.
Notable Alumni from Utah Universities
- Tooele County, UT Sheriff Frank Park – Weber State University
- Logan City, UT Police Chief Gary R Jensen – Weber State University
- Box Edler County, UT Sheriff J. Lynn Yeates – Weber State University, Utah State University
Utah Criminal Justice Careers
As one of the fastest growing states in the United States, Utah offers numerous career opportunities to criminal justice professionals and graduates. Corrections officers and paralegals are among the fastest-growing occupations in Utah and offer competitive wages and benefits. Private security is a growing job sector in the state of Utah, due to business expansion and population growth in the state. Private detectives and investigators are among those in high demand; these positions often require a background in criminal justice or related expertise.
The US government is among the largest employers in the state and offers many options for professionals and graduates with a background in criminal justice. The US Department of Justice, US Marshals, Department of Defense, Treasury Department, and Department of Homeland Security are just a few of the government agencies hiring in Utah. Occupations available include federal corrections officers, criminal program specialists, criminal investigators, transportation security inspectors, and mission support specialists, to name just a few.
Many jobs in the criminal justice field offer a competitive salary compared to other fields. The average salary of a Utah police officer is $48,770 per year and a first-line supervisor earns an average salary of $71,210.6,8 Utah law enforcement professionals in the roles of detective or criminal investigator earn an average salary of $73,030.7 Those working as correctional officers in Utah earn an average salary of $40,570.5 Paralegals and legal assistants make an average of $44,330 in Utah.9
Utah Criminal Justice Salary and Jobs
|Number Employed
|Average Annual Salary
|Correctional Officers and Jailers
|First-Line Supervisors of Police and Detectives
|Detectives and Criminal Investigators
|Police and Sheriff's Patrol Officers
Data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics as of May 2015.5,6,7,8
Utah's Criminal Justice Employment Outlook
- Police and Sheriff Patrol: 240 annual openings; 46% in these positions report completing at least some college, with 24% holding an associate's degree.11,12
- Correctional Officers: 80 annual openings; 37% in these positions report completing at least some college, with 15% holding a post-secondary certificate.11,13
- Detectives and Criminal Investigators: 10 annual openings; 37% in these positions report completing at least some college, with 21% holding an associate's degree.11,14
- Security Guards: 230 annual openings; 4% in these positions report completing at least some college.11,15
- Paralegals and Legal Assistants: 110 annual openings; 86% in these positions report completing at least some college, with 30% holding an associate's degree and 44% holding a bachelor's degree.11,16
Estimates for open positions are based on replacements and employment growth.
The Mercatus Center, a conservative think tank, rated and analyzed the long-term solvency of each state government. Included in the analysis were states' budgeting processes, cash/tax collection, and pensions. Utah was ranked 7th in the nation.17 This indicates that the state is well-positioned to fulfill its pension obligations.
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Directory of Not-for-Profit Utah Universities Offering Campus-based and Online Criminal Justice Degrees
We recommend an accredited campus-based or online criminal justice program in Utah for students interested in pursuing associate's, bachelor's, and master's degrees in the growing field of criminal justice.
Tip: If you don't live near a campus-based school that offers a program of interest, consider an online degree or a university in an adjacent state (Nevada, Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, or Arizona).
Schools with Online and On-Campus Criminal Justice Programs
Southern Utah University (Cedar City)
Associate of Applied Science | Criminal Justice
Bachelor of Arts/ Bachelor of Science | Criminal Justice
Bachelor of Arts/ Bachelor of Science | Criminal Justice: Forensic Science
Master of Science | Cyber Security and Information Assurance (online)
Minor | Criminal Justice
Utah Valley University (Orem)
Associate of Science | Criminal Justice (online or on-campus)
Associate of Arts | Criminal Justice
Bachelor of Science | Criminal Justice (online or on-campus)
Bachelor of Science | Forensic Science
Bachelor of Science | Computer Forensics and Security
Minor | Criminal Justice
Minor | Forensic Science
Certificate of Proficiency | Law Enforcement
Post-Baccalaureate Certificate | Cybersecurity
Weber State University (Ogden)
Bachelor of Integrated Studies | Criminal Justice
Bachelor of Science | Criminal Justice
Bachelor of Science | Crime Scene Investigation
Bachelor of Science | Forensic Science
Master of Science | Criminal Justice
Master of Criminal Justice Degree (online)
Minor | Criminal Justice
Schools with On-Campus Criminal Justice Programs Only
College of Eastern Utah (Price)
Associate of Science | Criminal Justice
Certificate | Police Officer Academy
Dixie State College of Utah (Saint George)
Associate of Science | Criminal Justice
Bachelor of Arts/ Bachelor of Science | Criminology
Bachelor of Arts/ Bachelor of Science | Digital Forensics
Minor | Criminology
Minor | Digital Forensics Basics
Minor | Social Justice
Certificate | Digital Forensics
Certificate of Completion in Computer Forensics
Salt Lake Community College (Salt Lake City)
Associate of Applied Science | Criminal Justice
Associate of Applied Science | Homeland Security Emergency Management
Associate of Science | Criminal Justice
Certificate | Law Enforcement Academy
Snow College (Ephraim)
Associate Degree | Criminal Justice/ Corrections
University of Utah (Salt Lake City)
Bachelor of Arts | Sociology: Deviance, Crime, and Law
Undergraduate Certificate | Criminology
Undergraduate Certificate | Criminology and Corrections
Undergraduate Certificate | Hazards and Emergency Management
Utah State University (Logan)
Associate of Science | Criminal Justice
Bachelor of Arts | Sociology: Criminal Justice Emphasis
Bachelor of Science | Sociology: Criminal Justice Emphasis
Minor | Criminal Justice
Westminster College (Salt Lake City)
Bachelor of Science | Justice Studies
Minor | Justice Studies
1. National Center for Education Statistics: https://nces.ed.gov/collegenavigator/
2. Kiplinger's Best Values in Public Colleges: https://www.kiplinger.com/tool/college/T014-S001-kiplinger-s-best-values-in-public-colleges/index.php
3. College Factual Best Criminal Justice & Corrections Colleges: https://www.collegefactual.com/majors/protective-security-safety-services/criminal-justice-and-corrections/rankings/top-ranked/
4. US News Best Online Graduate Criminal Justice Programs: https://www.usnews.com/education/online-education/criminal-justice/rankings
5. US Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2015 Occupational Employment and Wages, Correctional Officers and Jailers https://www.bls.gov/oes/current/oes333012.htm
6. US Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2015 Occupational Employment and Wages, First-Line Supervisors of Police and Detectives: https://www.bls.gov/oes/current/oes331012.htm
7. US Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2015 Occupational Employment and Wages, Detectives and Criminal Investigators: https://www.bls.gov/oes/current/oes333021.htm
8. US Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2015 Occupational Employment and Wages, Police and Sheriff's Patrol Officers: https://www.bls.gov/oes/current/oes333051.htm
9. US Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2015 Occupational Employment and Wages, Paralegals and Legal Assistants: https://www.bls.gov/oes/current/oes232011.htm
10. Y Charts 10 Year Unemployment Chart: https://ycharts.com/indicators/utah_unemployment_rate
11. Projections Central Long Term Occupational Projections: http://www.projectionscentral.com/Projections/LongTerm
12. O*Net OnLine, Police Patrol Officers: https://www.onetonline.org/link/details/33-3051.01
13. O*Net OnLine, Correctional Officers and Jailers: https://www.onetonline.org/link/summary/33-3012.00
14. O*Net OnLine, Police Detectives: https://www.onetonline.org/link/summary/33-3021.01
15. O*Net OnLine, Security Guards: https://www.onetonline.org/link/summary/33-9032.00
16. O*Net OnLine, Paralegals and Legal Assistants: https://www.onetonline.org/link/summary/23-2011.00
17. Mercatus Center, George Mason University, Ranking the States by Fiscal Condition 2016 Edition: https://www.mercatus.org/statefiscalrankings


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Arizona's Khalil Tate sets single-game rushing record for QBs
Arizona quarterback Khalil Tate broke former Northern Illinois quarterback Jordan Lynch's single-game rushing record for QBs in the Wildcats' 45-42 upset win over Colorado.
Tate ran for 327 yards, six more than Lynch ran for on Nov. 26, 2013 against Western Michigan. Lynch needed 27 carries in that game to beat his previous mark of 316 yards.
Saturday night, Tate — who didn't even open the game as Arizona's starter — needed just 14 carries. Yes, 14. And four of those carries went for touchdowns.
He ran for a 58-yard score on Arizona's second possession of the game and had a 28-yard touchdown run later in the first quarter. He had a 47-yard run for a touchdown in the third quarter and then ran 75 yards for a TD on Arizona's following possession.
Tate, a four-star recruit and the No. 4 dual-threat quarterback in the class of 2016 according to Rivals, replaced starting quarterback Brandon Dawkins on Arizona's first possession after Dawkins left the game because of an injury.
Tate broke Lynch's record with about two minutes to go in the fourth quarter on a 31-yard run. The third-down carry gave Arizona a first down and allowed the Wildcats to run out the clock and preserve the win.
He was also a very efficient 11-12 passing for 142 yards and a touchdown.
The win pushes Arizona to 3-2 overall and to 1-1 in the Pac-12. The three wins in 2017 matches the Wildcats' win total from all of 2016 and we're going to guess that coach Rich Rodriguez is going to have a very tough choice to make at QB when Dawkins is healthy enough to play again.
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Biodegradable field sensor circuitry is made from corn residue
From the ground they come and to the ground they go. A new breed of biodegradable soil sensors, composed of crop residue, is pushing hard against the bounds of agriculture technology. Tiny spheres, between the size of a soybean seed and a ping pong ball, are changing the soil sensor landscape, and might be ready for the 2017 crop season.
No probe? No problem. Literally, Sensing Earth Environment Directly (SEED) sensors are born and die in the dirt. Drop the soil sensor in the ground and walk away. Maintenance is complete. How? The sensors use no batteries and last two years.
Placed 2" to 5" deep, Sensing Earth Environment Directly (SEED) sensors last for two years.
The initial concept and design for SEED sensors came from researchers at North Dakota State University (NDSU). In 2014, c2sensor, a NDSU spin-off company, licensed the groundbreaking technology. SEED sensors measure moisture, temperature and salinity. Corey Kratcha, CEO of c2sensor, also hopes to increase sensor capacity to gauge ion activity and nutrient levels.
"We want a low-cost product in the right form that gives growers a precise look at what's going on in soil in the critical areas of their fields," he says.
SEED technology is under a provisional patent. The sensor substrate material, composed of corn-based plastic and flax fiber reinforcement, allows for electrical conductivity paths. It's circuitry on corn. The biodegradable crop residue combines with minimal amounts of aluminum which degrade into soil within EPA standards.
"No batteries are required due to radio-frequency identification (RFID) technology. A reading device sends out the RFID signal and charges the sensor," describes Chad Ulven, associate professor of mechanical engineering at NDSU.
The sensors use RFID to move and transmit data. The reading device can mount on a pivot to read sensors during irrigation or hook to a sprayer during chemical and fertilizer applications. Each sensor has a unique identification, and initial readings are passed via telematics so a pivot or sprayer can make adjustments accordingly. The SEED reading device is proprietary, but Kratcha says SEED sensors are brand-agnostic and will integrate with any platform.
"Growers like what they like. Our sensors will integrate with other software and there's no upsetting the apple cart," he adds.
The c2sensor team is currently enhancing a SEED deployment system and developing a planter attachment capable of precision placement based on yield and historical data. Kratcha recommends a sensor depth of 2" to 5", depending on field placement. "We're not going to put sensors directly into the seeder. We don't want to add another layer to the mix," he adds.
c2sensor has tested SEED sensors for two growing seasons in fields around Fargo, N.D., and will ramp up testing in 2016. Fargo essentially sits at the bottom of a historic lake, a location notorious for tricky ground conditions. SEED sensors are testing in heavy and dense soil capable of freezing, thawing and contracting rapidly. c2sensor is measuring a host of changes and the SEED sensors are proving to be tough.
"They go to sleep in deep frost and have no problems in heat. The substrate material allows the sensors to be highly robust," Kratcha notes.
Real-time, valuable field data transferred wirelessly from sensors made from crops seems too good to be true, but c2sensor expects a fully baked product for 2017. Excitement is building for SEED sensors, but Kratcha is adamant the innovation is about purpose and not flash.
"A biodegradable sensor isn't tech for technology's sake. Growers are already pulling in agronomic data from fields. We want to integrate with the flow and help find field solutions or enhance actionable decisions," he adds.
Biodegradable soil sensors are a closed-loop crop residue system. "This is to benefit growers," Kratcha adds. "Our focus is to be a great resource for growers. We're no magic bullet, but we are a complementary solution."


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CENTRAL FLORIDA HUMANITARIANS: Neighbors of Suntree Making a Difference in the Lives of Others
By Space Coast Daily // November 5, 2018
focused on generating money for charity
The Neighbors of Suntree women's civic group of more than 300 members focuses on helping Brevard through financial support of a host of community service organizations. "Being part of Neighbors of Suntree is like being with family," said vice president June Mikell.
BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA – A good neighbor watches your back, which is exactly what the Neighbors of Suntree do for their community. The women's civic group of more than 300 members focuses on helping Brevard through financial support of a host of community service organizations.
"Being part of Neighbors of Suntree is like being with family," said vice president June Mikell.
"We are like-minded women of all ages who get together and forge lasting relationships. We, as a group have the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of others."
Although a tight-knit family that hosts many events throughout the year, the Neighbors of Suntree welcomes newcomers to their midst, helping new residents become involved with their new neighborhood.
"We are one of the friendliest groups you would want to know," said president Carla Parsons.
Since its beginnings in 1984, Neighbors of Suntree, or NOS, has been focused on generating money for charity.
Four major annual events, including a fashion show and a holiday extravaganza, help raise funds, as do a dozen monthly small group activities that also serve to strengthen bonds between newcomers and "old timers" alike.
"While we are enjoying all these fun activities, we never forget our primary goal of raising money for so many local worthwhile charities," said member Rhonda Watkins.
Almost every nonprofit in Brevard has benefitted from the efforts of NOS, each receiving awards that average $2,000 per charity.
Name it, and chances are excellent that NOS has contributed to the organization, be it Serene Harbor, the Women's Center, Joe's Club, Brevard Zoo, Candlelighters of Brevard, the Children's Hunger Project, Paws for Veterans, Promise in Brevard, the Space Coast Symphony Orchestra and Florida Wildlife Hospital, which happens to be another of this year's Humanitarian Award recipients.
That list is just a small part of the total number of community organizations that NOS has supported.
You don't need to live in Suntree to be part of NOS, for Neighbors of Suntree welcomes women from all parts of the county.
"This is where friendships start and continue to grow," said Parsons.
For more information or to make a reservation to attend the 2018 Central Florida Humanitarian Awards Gala, call 321-323-4460 or 321-615-8111 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com
Recognizing Outstanding Individuals & Organizations Who Dedicate Their Time, Talent and Treasure
BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA – The 2018 Central Florida Humanitarians have been announced and include outstanding individuals and organizations from the medical, business, education and governmental communities.
The Central Florida Humanitarian honorees will be recognized during a Gala event on Thursday, Nov. 8, at the Hilton Melbourne Rialto Place in Melbourne, Florida.
The Central Florida Humanitarian Awards were created nine years ago by Space Coast Daily to recognize outstanding individuals and organizations that dedicate their time, talent or treasure to help people in need locally – and around the world.
TIME: In this category consider candidates who have selflessly and consistently devoted their time as volunteers at hospitals and nursing homes, in activities for the less fortunate and as organizers, administrators or operatives in the many other altruistic endeavors in our community.
TALENT: In this category give consideration to those who have volunteered their special talents and expertise to address specific circumstances in which the lives of those in need are improved.
TREASURE: The humanitarians in this category will include those who have generously shared their monetary good fortune and/or volunteered their time and efforts in fundraising for the advancement of a philanthropic cause.
All 2018 honorees will be featured in the Oct/Nov 2018 edition of Space Coast Daily magazine and on SpaceCoastDaily.com. The magazine will be available the first week of October in both print and digital editions, which will also be available on SpaceCoastDaily.com
• Jessica Andre
• Leonard Beam
• Harry Brandon, in Memoriam
• Brevard County Sheriff's Office Pet Posse
• Brevard Veterans Memorial Center Volunteers
• Bridges Foundation
• Michael Bross, A Step Up
• Keri Anne Demott Foundation
• Lori Duester and Liz Mikitarian, Youth Mental Health Task Force
• Florida Wildlife Hospital & Sanctuary
• Christine Lance
• Rev. Lorenzo Laws
• Larry McNamara, Giant Recreation World
• Dr. David Neely
• Neighbors of Suntree
• Ashley Nolan
• Mark Pieloch, Founder of the Muscle Car Museum
• Dr. Mark Pinsky
• Joe Rodriguez, McDonald's Restaurants of Brevard County
• Susan Slaton
• Stephen Thaggard, Embrace Home Loans
• The Avenue Viera
• Barbie Thrower, Community Treatment Center
• Valiant Air Command Volunteers
• Mac McLouth, 2018 Central Florida Humanitarian Lifetime Achievement honoree
As always, the Central Florida Humanitarian committee will also honor hospital and hospice volunteers from Health First Hospice, the Dr. Jey Pillai Center for Hospice Care at Wasdin Woods, VITAS, Hospice of St. Francis, Health First Cape Canaveral Hospital, Health First Viera Hospital, Health First Holmes Regional Medical Center, Health First Palm Bay Hospital, Melbourne Regional Medical Center, Rockledge Regional Medical Center, the VA Clinic in Viera, and Sebastian River Medical Center.
"Over the years, our editorial team has had the distinct honor and pleasure of identifying and featuring the many members of our community who give back so much and are dedicated to reaching out and helping others, here and throughout the world, in a multitude of ways," said Space Coast Daily Editor-In-Chief Dr. Jim Palermo.
This inspiring and compelling event is sponsored by First Choice Medical Group, Clear Choice Health Care, Total Home Roofing, Brevard County Sheriff's Office, Rock Paper Simple, Embrace Home Loans, Adventure HQ, Florida Pain Institute, CFP Care Team, Dr. Mark Pinsky, Hilton Melbourne Rialto Place, Friday Night Locker Room, Safari Mail House and SpaceCoastDaily.com.
Each honoree or organization will be presented the Central Florida Humanitarian Crystal Globe. Stay tuned to Space Coast Daily for exclusive and comprehensive multimedia coverage of each honoree as we present their compelling stories.
For more information or to make a reservation to attend the 2018 Central Florida Humanitarian Awards Gala, call 321-323-4460 or 321-615-8111 or e-mail email@example.com


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Lowes Residence Enchancment Store
Lowe's Launches DIY Dwelling Enchancment Training Program. Lowe's withdrew its advertising from the TLC actuality tv present All-American Muslim in December 2011. To contact Buyer Care, chances are you'll call 1-800-445-6937. We congratulate Lowe's House Improvement and the whole employees on being April's Enterprise and Entrepreneur of the Month!
The shops will likely be 1/3 owned by Lowe's Firms Inc. A company spokeswoman said the layoffs are a part of a new retailer staffing mannequin. An worker helps a customer store for a sander at a Lowe's residence enchancment retailer in Chicago. Lowe's Full Lavatory (Lowe's Home Improvement) Hardcover – March 1, 2003.
CNET highlights the launch of the all-new Lowe's Vision: In-Store Navigation app. That's as a result of Lowe's stocks greater than 40,000 products on your home-enchancment needs. Customer should buy in-inventory major equipment and request next-day delivery in store or with a Buyer Care representative (1-877-505-4926) before 4:00 p.m. local time and be inside 30 miles of retailer location for next-day delivery.
Desired Decision: Lowe's to provide new laminate, trim, transitions and set up that was originally performed incorrectly, measurements that I paid for, and discounted carpet with free install for the trouble, delays, time spent making an attempt to get Lowe's to stand behind their product OR for Lowe's to supply measurements and full refund for merchandise and set up so we are able to purchase elsewhere.
Most seasonal employees will work an estimated 20 or extra hours per week, and experience in any of the home improvement trades is a plus. As of 28 August 2016 all shops are on account of stop buying and selling on, or earlier than, 11 December 2016. I would somewhat drive to the Jefferson or Slidell retailer, or just go to any Home Depot.


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