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The Cortez Rotary Club has begun implementing the international reading program, Dolly's Imagination Library, for all residents living in Montezuma County.
As of Nov. 2, Shane Hale, chairman on the Cortez Rotary Club committee and numerous club members, issued Imagination Library brochures to Cortez, Dolores, Mancos and Towaoc libraries. The displayed packets can be picked up by any parent wanting to receive books for their child.
The program, started by singer and actress Dolly Parton in 1996, was launched as an attempt to encourage children to read and improve literacy by providing them with a free book every month from the time they are born to 5 years of age.
Originally, it was started by Parton as a way to give back to children in her home county in East Tennessee. In 2000, she extended the program to include all communities in the United States wanting to engage children in the importance of reading.
The brochure is a registration pamphlet for families to complete. Minimal information is needed such as the child's name, birthdate, mailing address and parent contact information. There is no cost to the parents.
There are only two requirements families need to meet: the family's mailing address must be in Montezuma County, (this includes a P.O. box), and the child must be within the ages of zero to 5 years.
"There are currently 1,530 kids eligible for the program in the county," said Hale, who is also the Cortez City Manager.
In order for Imagination Library to be sustained within Montezuma County, 10 percent of the child population eligible to receive the books would need to be signed up by the fifth month in the program's conception. Since distribution of the brochures, 180 kids have been approved to participate, all within a three-week period.
"We got a lot of community outreach for this program," Hale said. "With all the support, there's a good chance we hit 200 kids at the end of November."
The club has received tremendous support in bringing the program to Montezuma County children. The county health department, Empire Electric and the Piñon Project have all responded in spreading the word to families.
The program was adopted in Cortez three months ago. Hale brought the program to the club's attention because his two sons were previous participants.
"The club embraced the idea with open arms and hit the ground with both feet running," Hale said. "To have a free book mailed to a child once a month is a screaming good deal."
The projected cost for the program is $25 per child a year for mailing and book fees. The average cost of the program, considering the number of eligible children, would have been roughly $38,250. All fundraising was done by the Rotary club with local businesses such as Empire Electric, Vectra Bank, Citizens State Bank, First National Bank and United Way all donating money. Other local Rotaries made donations, along with individuals who had a heavy interest in the program.
There are now 1,600 communities taking part in the program and 42 million books have been delivered. Hale hopes the community can help take that number to 43 million.
"It is really hard to debate the fact that providing good quality books to kids is a hard thing to do," Hale said.
Every child receives "The Little Engine That Could" as their first book. The child will continue to receive books that are age appropriate every month. The year the child was born will determine which books they will receive that first year. A list of the books given can be found at www.imaginationlibrary.com by clicking on support center.
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Despite public protestations he's happy in his current position as a television analyst, Jon Gruden will interview with NFL teams for their head coaching position, according to people with knowledge of the situation.
Over the past few weeks, teams have quietly contacted Gruden and/or his representatives to gauge Gruden's interest. In response, Gruden and/or his representatives informed teams Gruden would speak to them once the regular season ended.
Well, the regular season has ended, and Gruden will begin talking to those teams maybe as early as Monday. Gruden is currently an analyst for ESPN and has said publicly he will stay at the network.
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From the kitchen of One Perfect Bite...Remember General MacArthur's, "Old soldiers never die, they just fade away"? Well, there are also recipes that refuse to die, but unlike the general, they ebb and flow, rather than fade away. David Eyre's famous recipe for baked pancakes can be counted in their number. Craig Claiborne first wrote about the pancake in 1966 following a brunch he enjoyed in the home of Eyre while vacationing in Hawaii. The pancake looks a bit like a Dutch Baby but it is more delicate in flavor and can best be described as a cross between a pancake and a crepe. A simple batter is poured into a sizzling butter bath and baked. While in the oven it poofs to perfection before sinking under its own weight into a thin layer of eggy goodness. This effortless confection has never lost its popularity with those who have tasted it. It is a classic case of once bitten. If you have never made it, I hope you'll give this recipe a try. You, too, will become a convert at first bite. As an aside, David Eyre died in 2008 at the age of 96. His daughter told Amanda Hesser that his last supper was the pancake. I thought his signature pancake would be a perfect feature for Shrove Tuesday.
David Eyre's Baked Pancakes...from the kitchen of One Perfect Bite courtesy of The Essential New York Times Cookbook, Martha Stewart and Food52
1/3 cup all-purpose flour
1/2 cup whole milk
2 eggs, lightly beaten
Pinch of nutmeg
4 tablespoons (one half stick) of unsalted butter
2 tablespoons confectioners' sugar
Juice of half a lemon
Heat oven to 425 degrees F. Combine flour, milk, eggs, and nutmeg in a bowl. Beat lightly. Leave batter a little lumpy. Melt butter in a 12-inch skillet with a heatproof handle. When it is very hot, pour in batter. Bake for 15 to 20 minutes, until the pancake is golden brown. Sprinkle with sugar and return briefly to oven. Sprinkle with lemon juice, and serve with jelly, jam, or marmalade. Yield: 2 to 4 servings.
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Here's how you know Nokia has created a lot of buzz with their latest phone: when the co-founder of Apple and all around geeky-gadget guy Steve Wozniak is intrigued enough to get a Lumia 900.
In a simple Tweet today, 'the Woz' noted that he was wasting some time at Denny's waiting for the local AT&T store to open. Reason? He wants to see if the Nokia Lumia 900 is available for purchase. Of course whether or not he can get one is a separate issue as stores are running low on supply of the flagship Nokia phone, especially in that popular Cyan color. (An alternate reading would be he just wants to see if the Lumia 900 is selling well, but our bet is he just would have called to find that out).
It will be very interesting to see if Steve likes the 900 enough to go through with the purchase. He's well known for enjoying his Apple products, going so far as to wait in line every year for the new iPad (a nice nod to the average folks who often have to do the same) but he's also respected for being a fair and even-handed gent.
The biggest factor in determining whether most folks like the 900 seems dependent upon if their favorite apps have a counterpart on the Windows Phone platform. For that, we'll be real curious to get his thoughts on the experience should he buy the phone.
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Martha Stewart's Cooking School "Pan Searing" In this episode, Martha demonstrates how to pan sear, a technique that produces consistently satisfying - and quick - meats and fish. Pan searing involves browning food quickly over high heat so it develops a nice crust and locks in the flavor and juiciness. Martha shares her technique for pan-seared scallops with lemon-caper sauce and offers recipes for crisp-skinned salmon filet, pan-seared steak with mustard-cream sauce and Muscovy duck breasts with port-wine reduction. D
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Today is Valentine's Day – or, as Hubby likes to refer to it, Extortion Day!
Today is Valentine's Day – or, as Hubby likes to refer to it, Extortion Day!
Since Feb. 1 Hubby has been anxious. Valentine's Day and my birthday fall only one day apart. Since shortly after Christmas we've been barraged with commercials on television showing love sick men getting down on bended knee.
Those advertisements have been urging men all over the world to be romantic with flowers, chocolate or jewelry–regardless if that's the kind of person your man is.
There is so much emphasis put on Valentine's Day I can't blame men for feeling insecure about it.
I also think as women we get so caught up in the advertisements that we actually start seeing our partners as an image of those love sick guys on the commercials.
I will take half the blame for causing Hubby stress on Valentine's Day. It depends on the day if I like chocolate, I've already gotten a diamond from him and apparently one time when we were dating I told him I hated flowers.
According to him, I said they were a waste of money and I'd rather have something that lasted longer than three days.
For the record, I don't hate flowers. Red roses are my favorite, but at this point I'd take a dozen dandelions.
I have to wonder if when I said I would prefer something more long-lasting than flowers on Valentine's Day, I could have been subtly hinting for something else–possibly a diamond ring?
Hubby did propose to me in a very romantic way. It was Christmas after our first year of dating and he handed me a wrapped gift. I opened it to find a journal in which he had chronicled events of every month since we'd met that made him grow to love me more each day.
At the end of the book, on the last page, he'd written that he wanted to ask me a question. When I looked up at him he was holding an open ring box and asked if I would marry him.
Now Hubby likes to think more on the practical side of life. This year for my birthday he gave me a heated mattress pad. Something that will be put to use on cold winters nights and will definitely last far longer than three days, he said proudly when he gave it to me.
Which was a couple of weeks before my birthday.
He gave it to me early–the weekend before he left for Vegas.
It was thoughtful that he wanted me to stay warm while he was gone.
All kidding aside, Valentine's Day shouldn't feel like a test for couples.
It shouldn't be about buying the perfect gift or making the right romantic gesture and worrying that if you don't, your significant other will feel jilted.
Personally, I think people take it too seriously. It's a Hallmark holiday that results in extortion of guys like Hubby just trying to make their partners happy.
Valentine's Day is all about spending time with the people that are important to us.
Valentine's Day is a day for me to show the people in my life who I really care about that I love them. It's not about gifts or expensive dinners or money—-it's the thought that I have some pretty special people in my life and I am pretty darned lucky to have them!
There are some people out there who cannot stand Valentine's Day and everything it represents. But for me, I want to show love to everyone who is in my life, not just my significant other. Valentine's Day is a great time to do that.
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It is way past time, NFL. Same goes for you, too, NFL Players Association.
Don't just take a stronger stance against drunk driving. Take a front-line role in a national crusade to eliminate a serious but preventable problem that can devastate lives, as we've seen. Show us real leadership.
There's no question the nation's most popular sports league and the players union, touted as a partner, can have an impact, given its tremendous influence. Millions watch. Millions can be affected. Now is the time to do something.
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The league and union can begin by changing an alcohol policy that is so weak a player can get arrested for DUI after playing on Monday Night Football, then take his place in the lineup the next Sunday. That happened this season with Atlanta Falcons running back Michael Turner, a first-time offender, but that's not an aberration with the NFL's policy. It's written to allow that.
This is not a quick-twitch reaction to the tragedy that occurred in Texas, ending the life of Jerry Brown, the Dallas Cowboys practice squad linebacker. But perhaps Brown's death -- a case of NFL-on-NFL crime, with the deadly car driven by Brown's best friend, college roommate and Cowboys teammate Josh Brent -- can add urgency to the need for the NFL and the union to attack drunk driving.
The union should listen to its members, like Steelers linebacker Larry Foote: "We have to get a hold of the alcohol. Guys won't want to hear that. But that's the problem." And Steelers defensive end Brett Keisel: "It needs to be taken seriously. It's a very serious deal. You just pray that sometimes we're going to realize it's not worth it."
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell once suspended Adam "Pacman" Jones for an entire season for repeated brushes with the law, but no convictions.He banned Ben Roethlisberger for four games amid allegations of sexual misconduct, with no charges.
But when it comes to DUI, Goodell can ban alcohol from being served on team charter flights, but he can't suspend a first-time DUI offender under the personal conduct policy because the language in the collective bargaining agreement won't let him.
This is not about giving Goodell more power. DeMaurice Smith, the NFLPA's executive director, should be just as aggressive in demanding that drunk drivers are benched for a first offense. But if it's true, as the NFL charges, that the players union has been resistant to new language and a tougher policy, then shame on the NFLPA.
A player busted with Adderall in his system will draw a four-game suspension for a first offense. A player found to have an above-legal level of alcohol in his system while driving will pretty much forfeit two game checks as a first-timer (up to a maximum of $50,000), and keep on playing. That's wrong.
Due process is important, but even with a conviction for DUI, a first-time offender won't get a suspension — which, for NFL players, is the best deterrent of all.
Consider the numbers: According to USA TODAY Sports data, 28% of NFL player arrests since 2000 have been for DUI charges. Eighteen players have been arrested for DUI in 2012 — more than double the seven cases in 2011. Since the research was first collected in 2000, the most DUI arrests in a single year, 20, occurred in 2006.
The increasing rate of DUI arrests suggests that support programs by the league and teams are not working, and personal responsibility is being thrown to the wind.
A four-game suspension, similiar to a PED violation, should be the minimum for first-time DUI offenders. A tougher alcohol policy would send the right message. And save lives.


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I want to make one thing clear up front. In no way do I think I have an awesome UI, or that any one should mimic it. I do not have an overall design plan for my UI as some people do, and there are probably several ways that my UI could be improved if I knew about the addons and had the desire to maintain them.
My UI "design" is the product of two very simple concepts. 1. I have a problem. An addon helps to fix the problem. I use the addon. 2. Important info in the center, Secondary info on the sides, with on exception.
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Power Auras Classic - I love this addon. If you have any issues with situational awareness Power Auras will help. To quote the WoWInterface page: "This addon was created to provide visual cues (auras) when you gain buffs, debuffs and many more." I use it for several things.
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- Cooldowns: One of my big problems as a raiding moonkin has always been watching my DPS cooldowns. I wouldn't see them come back up and I end up using them a minute late if at all. You can set up PAC to show you when an ability is available. Above my HUD you will see two little icons. The totem next to Squawk and Awe is my Force of Nature indicator, and the Fireball underneath the IceHUD text is my Starfall inicator. You can also set it up to look for "On Use" trinkets.
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ORA2 - This is a raid management tool. Some of you may be thinking "I am not a raid leader, therefore I don't need it." Wrong. It is true that a majority of its fuctionality can only be accessed by a raid leader, but a lot of that functionality only works if the raid members have the addon. However, it does have uses for a the average raid member. The Tank list is great for switching targets and monitoring progress on fights like Mimiron phase 4, but I think the best part is the long cooldown timer. As a druid it is important that the raid knows if our Battle Rezs are up. If every druid has this addon then the Raid leader should never have to ask who has a rez up, and can give instructions more clearly during raid. If you guild requires this addon, do them a favor and get it,.
Omen - If you're a raider and don't know what Omen is then you need to figure it out quickly. Omen is a threat meter. I have put it on the right side because it takes up a lot of real estate, and I generally don't have to worry about threat. However, if threat is generally an issue for you I suggest you put it some where else or come up with another way to manage it. IceHUD has a threat bar that you can include in the UI and I find it is helpful on the few situations where threat is a big issue for me.
Squawk and Awe - This is probably the most commonly used addon for moonkin. It does several things but I use it for only one reason. It is a great addon on for managing your Eclipse buff and cooldown. In 3.1, this addon or something like it is pretty much requred for maximizing DPS. In 3.2, it will be much less important. I will probably still use it to help identify which Eclipse buff I have and others will continue to use it for the DoT timers and such.
ButtonTimers - I use this addon as a DoT timer, but it is kind of an Action bar addon as well. The buttons on your screen are clickable if necessary and it can work with an addon like OmniCC to show your cooldowns. It is a little hard to configure, but I really like it.
Decursive - This is a required addon for a moonkin. We can now Decurse and Abolish poison in Moonkin form therefore if it is asked of us we need to do it. In the screenshot I have it over on the far right, but in a fight where I am expected to decurse I move it to above Squawk and Awe. What I like about it is that it shows me who needs to be decursed and I just have to click the box. Its a bit like playing wack-a-mole, but very easy.
Quartz - This is a fairly standard cast bar addon. Whats nice about it is that it shows you how latancy affects your cast so you can cast your next spell a little early. It also has DoT and Buff timers, but are a little hard to read. I also use it to see my target's cast bar. That way I can make better use of Barkskin and rooting bomb bots.
Recount - I used to hate damage meters. My damage sucked, and most people seemed to only use them to stroke their e-peen. However, they are helpful for a couple of reason that many people over look. The primary thing I use recount for is Death information. If I died early I want to know why. Could I have prevented it? Is there something I need to be more careful to avoid? It's also good to see why your DPS is abnormal. Who is dispelling? Who is taking to much damage? Basically a lot of good info to help your raids be a little more successful.
OmniCC - This is a very simple little addon that "adds text to items/spells/abilities that are on cooldown to indicate when they'll be ready for use." It adds a number to your abilities that are on cooldown instead of the shadowy clock animation that Blizzard uses. It allows you to dafinatively know how much time you have left on your cooldowns instead of estimating.
MultiShot - It takes a screenshot when specific events happen in game. You can configure it for multiple events like, levels, achievements, or boss kills. I picked it up for the blog, but I am thinking of dropping it. It will fill up your screenshots folder quickly. I have to go in every month or two and clean it out. Also, most of the time I don't have my camara pointed in the best direction for a screen shot, so a lot of the photo's are useless.
Auctioneer - If you want to be a goblin this is a required addon. Heck, I recommend it even if you don't use the AH much. It's nice because it gives you info on average prices and such if you look at the item fairly regularly. On top of that it makes posting items on the AH very easy. I love it because I can post a stack of Flasks as individual flasks in less than a minute. Warning: Turn this addon on off while you raid. I only have it turned on for my bank alt, because it takes up a lot of memory.
Lightheaded - One of the best questing addons you will find. It allows you to see the quest comments from WoWHead ingame. It can also work with addons like Tom Tom and Cartographer to show you where your objectives are. Turn off while raiding.
Doublewide - This may be irrelevant after 3.2 is released, but I will list it anyway. The current blizzard Questlog is horrid and Doublewide makes it managable.
Zygor - I only list this one because it is an addon and I use it. This is my leveling guide addon on. You do have to pay for it, but I think it is worth it. Some people prefer addons like Questhelper, because they are free. I tried Questhelper and hated it.
Cartographer - Some people love it, I hate it. I only have it because Zygor uses it. Don't get me wrong. I think it has some very nice features, but it seems to cause a UI errors for me. I know that Cartographer is not necessarily the problem, but getting rid of it fixes the issue. Therefore I don't raid with it.
My Raid Frames:
I want to make a quick comment about my raid frames. For those of you that don't know the raid frames at the bottom left of the screenshot is from the Blizzard UI. I've thought about using Grid or somthing else, but they all sound like they are more trouble then they are worth. The only problem I have with the blizzard raid frames is that I can't lock them down.


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Scripture: Luke 21:1 NIV As he looked up, Jesus saw the rich putting their gifts into the temple treasury.
2 He also saw a poor widow put in two very small copper coins.
3 "I tell you the truth," he said, "this poor widow has put in more than all the others.
Observation: Other people who might have been watching would have noticed and commented on the large amounts placed in the offering by the rich. They would not have given much, if any attention to the small amount given by this widow. Jesus ALSO SAW what others overlooked!
Application: First: I may not be able to do what I see as the most important thing, but I can be sure that the Lord also sees and appreciates what I do. Second: I will miss a lot of life if I only see the big things. I must also see what others might consider insignificant.
Prayer: Lord, help me to see things as you see them. Amen
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text: After suffering three years of abuse from a nightmare mother-in-law and a philandering husband, Min Chae Won (Eugene) returns to her family's noodle company in the suburbs of Seoul. The company has been in her mother's family for three generations, but none of the three adult children want to continue the tradition of the family business. Chae Won divorces her husband, Kim Chul Kyu (Choi Won Young), and barely escapes the claws of her evil mother-in-law, Bang Young Ja (Park Won Suk), and is determined to rebuild her life by taking over the noodle company. But she keeps crossing paths with Lee Se Yoon (Lee Jung Jin), the stoic son of a wealthy family who is trying to move on after losing the woman he loved in a car accident. Chae Won's former sister-in-law, Kim Joo Ri (Yun Ah Jeong), who went to school with Se Yoon, doesn't want to lose him to another woman again. "A Hundred Year's Inheritance" is also known as "Hundred Year Inheritance" and "Third-Generation Noodle House."


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1. After sitting or lying down for a period of time......stretch....a lot and yawn big!
2. Just because there's food in the dish doesn't mean one has to eat it.
3. Follow your curiosity; you never know how much fun you can find.
4. Think before you follow your curiosity, you never know what trouble you might get into.
5. When there's a lap to get into or a bed to share ….do it. Never miss an opportunity to cuddle with the people you love and who love you.
6. Be cautious if someone hurts you but don't hold grudges.
7. If they hurt you again or badly run away.
8. When there's a chance for a walk or a ride….beat everyone else to the door.
9. Only lick a person's face if they want you to.
10. If something moves you're not sure of….BARK….a lot.
11. If someone offers you a treat take it and don't forget to show your gratitude.
12. It's not a bad thing to get a bath, it can even feel good.
13. Stare into the eyes of the one you love and let your look speak for you.
14. If it belongs to you pee on it so no one else will claim it…oh wait….no humans aren't to pee in public.
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Despite making his debut in professional baseball last season, former Crowder College Roughrider Sam Bates is finally getting his feet wet in the minor leagues in 2013.
Despite making his debut in professional baseball last season, former Crowder College Roughrider Sam Bates is finally getting his feet wet in the minor leagues in 2013.
A native of Cabot, Ark., Bates, 23, is off to a hot start for the Burlington (N.C.) Royals, a short-season rookie level affiliate of the parent Kansas City Royals. With 33 games under his belt this season the first baseman is hitting .294 with six home runs, seven doubles and a triple to go along with 22 RBIs, a .559 slugging percentage and a .950 OPS. His plate discipline has been a plus, too, as he's struck out only 19 times in 102 at-bats while drawing 14 walks.
Bates was particularly good this past week hitting .381 over seven games with four doubles, a triple, two homers, six RBIs, seven runs scored, five walks and three strikeouts. That was good enough to earn him Appalachian League Player of the Week honors for the first time in his career. All but one of his hits on the week went for extra bases.
His slugging percentage (.559) currently sits more than 30 points higher than anyone else in the league. According to MILB.com, Bates also ranks second in the league in OPS, is second in runs scored with 23 and fourth in RBIs with 22.
The 6-foot-4, 215 pound left-handed hitter began his collegiate career in Neosho with the Roughriders under coach Travis Lallemand in 2009, and helped lead the Roughriders to the NJCAA Division I World Series in 2010 in Grand Junction, Colo. After a stellar career at Crowder in which he hit .435 with 14 home runs and 63 RBIs his sophomore year, Bates was drafted by the Florida Marlins in the 39th round of the 2010 MLB First-Year Player Draft, but did not sign.
He instead attended the University of Arkansas, where he spent two productive years with the Razorbacks in the outfield. After concluding his run with the Razorbacks, the Royals took him in the 28th round in 2012 and he made his pro debut with the Idaho Falls Chukars that same year. Bates, however, only played in five games for the Chukars before an injury cut his season short and forced him to sit out the remainder of the season after just 18 at-bats.


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Nearly 12K more students in Utah public schools this year
11/12/2013 6:49amNew state figures show there are nearly 12,000 more students enrolled in public schools this fall.
Hunter rescued from water at Farmington Bay
11/12/2013 7:28amA man is recovering after he fell into freezing water while duck hunting in the dark at Farmington Bay.
School awards students for personal best, overcomes labels
11/12/2013 8:34amIf a kid is labeled by his peers as a "brainiac," a geek or a problem child, that reputation could stick with that student unless a teacher does something about it.
Photos: Hiking Deseret Peak
11/12/2013 11:02amDeseret Peak is an incredible mountain for those seeking excellent scenery, wildlife, and solitude. The area offers unparalleled views of incredible rock formations, peaks, and canyons.
New painless shot device creating buzz among moms
11/12/2013 12:44pmSince children receive more than two dozen shots by the age of six, it's understandable that some would develop a fear of needles. And with that phobia in mind, one mom — who's also a doctor — came up with a fun device to make shots pain-free.
Family finds human remains on hike
11/12/2013 1:38pmA mother and her children discovered a nearly full set of human remains close to Colorado City.
Public Safety Building first 'net zero' energy building in country
11/12/2013 2:04pmRoof-top solar, natural lighting, an energy monitoring system and more combined to give the Salt Lake City Public Safety Building a "net zero" energy rating, the first building of its kind to achieve that standard.
Provo proposes $90M bond to rebuild 5 schools
11/12/2013 2:24pmProvo School District is proposing a $90 million bond to rebuild five schools.
Payson man arrested in string of office thefts, police say
11/12/2013 4:31pmProvo police have arrested a Payson man in connection with a string of thefts at office buildings in Utah County.
Utah House panel subpoenas Jeremy Johnson in AG investigation
11/12/2013 5:19pmState lawmakers want information from the man who touched off the political firestorm that led to their investigation of embattled Attorney General John Swallow.
Alleged stalking victim wants more than 'slap on the wrist' for attorney
11/12/2013 5:46pmA Midvale attorney accused of stalking a former employee and firing multiple rounds in her condominium has struck a plea bargain with prosecutors and will be sentenced next week.
Seat belts on commercial buses delayed 45 years
11/12/2013 5:54pmAfter a drunken driver on a California highway back in 1968 slammed into a bus carrying passengers to Las Vegas, killing 19, investigators said a lack of seat belts contributed to the high death toll. But 45 years later, safety advocates are still waiting for the government to act on seat belts and other measures to protect bus passengers.
5-car wreck caused by man driving on suspended license, police say
11/12/2013 5:56pmA man driving on a suspended license because of alcohol violations is under investigation for allegedly causing a five-car accident on Redwood Road Tuesday.
Police searching for masked gunman who shot parole agent
11/12/2013 5:59pmThe search continued Tuesday for a masked gunman who shot an Adult Probation and Parole officer from Arizona.
Recall issued for Plum Organics baby food pouch products
11/12/2013 6:02pmPlum Organics is voluntarily recalling some of its baby food products because of potential for spoilage.
Michael Jordan's shoes from 'flu game' go up for auction
11/12/2013 6:17pmA piece of NBA history will be made public again after being safely locked away in a Davis County bank for years.
Legal community mixed after MacNeill conviction
11/12/2013 6:31pmThe legal community's reaction to Martin MacNeill's murder conviction was mixed Monday, with some attorneys calling the verdict "disturbing" and others saying the jury did its job.
Jennings pleads guilty to shooting wife's dad at church
11/12/2013 7:46pmCharles Richard Jennings Jr., the man accused of shooting his wife's father during a Roman Catholic Mass in Ogden, has pleaded guilty to attempted murder and other charges and claimed he was having a psychotic episode during the attack.
SLC gang member deported to Belize
11/12/2013 8:20pmA Salt Lake City gang member who served time in federal prison has now been deported to Belize, according to immigration officials.
Stand for the Family conference shines light on issues affecting the family
11/12/2013 8:38pmThe Stand for the Family conference, scheduled for Nov. 15 in Sandy, will bring together experts to discuss issues affecting the family and will encourage citizens to take a stand for marriage, motherhood, parental rights and religious freedom.
West Valley case remains state's only active Amber Alert 5 years later
11/12/2013 9:18pmA young woman from Riverton has made it her mission to find three children who were illegally taken by their father in 2008. The case prompted an Amber Alert, which is the only one in Utah that remains active.
Brigham City program delivers flowers to the elderly
11/12/2013 9:48pmBrigham City business owner Kyle Kanno has found a way to honor the memory of a loved one while making some elderly strangers feel a little less lonely through the simple gesture of giving flowers.
Utah parents look for change in cannabis 'life-improving therapy'
11/12/2013 10:11pmA group of Utah parents is pursuing changes in state commerce rules to allow them to purchase a potentially "life-improving therapy" derived from marijuana plants legally grown in neighboring Colorado.
'Help the Filipinos in their hour of need,' says US Marine General
11/12/2013 10:24pmClean water and food are in short supply in the Philippines after the devastating typhoon that killed thousands. The country is in desperate need of food and relief efforts.
11/12/13 a day for unique celebrations in Utah
11/12/2013 10:26pmThe unique date 11/12/13 no doubt prompted a series of celebrations and ceremonies around the world. But for some Utahns, the special date wasn't enough. They made sure times of births, wedding ceremonies and even the number of party supplies were just right.
Injured hiker is 3rd to be rescued in Bell Canyon this year
11/12/2013 10:28pmSearch and rescue crews carried an injured hiker out of Bell Canyon Tuesday after he fell about 30 feet. Unified police say this is the third rescue they've conducted in the canyon this year.
Coming shortage of family caregivers, study shows
11/12/2013 10:39pmReports show that many adults are caregivers to an elderly or disabled adult or child. With the large population of aging baby boomers, many of these adults wonder who will care for them when they are old.
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There are two open spots representing Leavenworth County in the Sunflower Spelling Bee in March, and 36 contestants from schools here will be competing this week for a chance at them.
There are two open spots representing Leavenworth County in the Sunflower Spelling Bee in March, and 36 contestants from schools here will be competing this week for a chance at them. The 53rd annual Leavenworth County Spelling Bee is scheduled to begin at 1 p.m. Friday at the American Legion, 418 Cherokee St. in Leavenworth. The top two finishers will move on to the state-level Sunflower Bee March 2 at Fort Hays State University, this year sponsored by the Hays Daily News. The Leavenworth County bee is organized by the Leavenworth Area Retired School Personnel. One of the organizers of the bee on behalf of LARSPA, Marilyn Michalls, said two schools, Eisenhower Elementary and Lansing Elementary School, are not sending any students to the bee. "The rest of the schools in the county are participating," she said. The bee is open to students in fifth through eighth grades, all winners of their respective school-level bees. They'll be competing Friday for the first-place prize of a $100 savings bond provided by the Leavenworth Times. The second-place finisher will receive a $50 savings bond from LARSPA and the third-place contestant will receive a dictionary provided by the Leavenworth Kiwanis Club. But the final two contestants in the countywide bee will also be eligible for the Sunflower Spelling Bee in Hays, with the winner of that bee given the chance to go to the Scripps National Spelling Bee, scheduled for May 26 to June 1 in Washington, D.C. Kavya Shivashankar of Olathe, Kan., was the last Kansan to win the national spelling bee, in 2009 with the word "Laodicean." Before that, it was Peg McCarthy of Topeka in 1978, correctly spelling "deification" at the national bee. Elan McCabe of Xavier Catholic School won the county bee in 2012, spelling the word "protagonist." Michalls said there always seems to be a lot of enthusiasm behind the bee, a tradition that through 53 years has seen both parents and their children. But contrary to what some might hear, Michalls said there is no one-stop shop for what to expect Friday. "I get all these inquiries —�what is 'the' list?" she said. "And I said there is no 'the' list." Instead, Michalls said the local bee's pronouncer, Myrna Floray, chooses the words to be used. "I know Myrna's working on her list and I've given her some resources and she's got Merriam Webster with her and we'll come up with something," she said.


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Downed power lines reported on Cedar Street.
Power is out in Ford City and possibly other areas, too.
The lights went out about 8 p.m. Friday evening
Kern County firefighters and Kern County Sheriff's deputies were on the scene of downed power lines on the north side of Cedar Street between Polk and Tyler streets.
PG&E has been requested to respond to the scene.
Traffic is blocked on the 300 block of Tyler because power lines are laying in the roadway.
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Seahawks SOS 127-125-4
Redskins SOS 126-129-1
Looking at just statistics from
http://www.fftoolbox.com/football/stren ... cfm?type=e
Seahawks QB's faced the 32nd hardest schedule fantasy wise weeks 1-17
#1 is the best/easiest/most favorable schedule for that position and #32 is the hardest/least favorable schedule.
pehawk wrote:So, it was the least or strongest schedule?
And, why do ALL OF YOU have fantasies about football? Why cant it be normal fantasies, about Mary Elizabeth Winstead and Tina Fey?


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Do you know what you just did! Huh, do you? You just threw a ------- perfect game! A perfect game!
- Teammate Ron Oester face-to-face with Tom Browning at the bottom of the pile of celebrating players that formed after Browning pitched the first perfect game in Reds history
As Tom Browning recalled it, the pitch to the Dodgers' Tracy Woodson was "forehead high," and the videotape of the pitch confirms it. But Woodson, the 27th and final batter to face Browning on the night of Sept. 16, 1988, swung and missed. And that forehead-high fastball sent Tom Browning into the history books. He had just pitched the 13th perfect game in baseball history and the first in the history of baseball's oldest professional team.
Sept. 16, 1988 is a date that will live forever in Reds lore as the night at Riverfront Stadium that a durable workhorse of a pitcher, whose manager and teammates affectionately compared to a bulldog and referred to as "Puggy," attained a piece of baseball immortality by accomplishing one of the game's rarest feats. Announced attendance for the game was 16,591, but a two-hour and 27-minute rain delay sent many fans home early. Not that you would know it by the number of fans who say they were at the game. Based on that number, the capacity at Riverfront Stadium would have to have been in the hundreds of thousands. Such is the allure of perfection. So infrequently does it occur, that when it unfolds in our midst, our desire to have a share in it alters our recollections and fills the empty seats at the old stadium on that improbably magical night.
Tom Browning was drafted by the Reds in 1982. Soon after, he learned how to throw a screwball, the pitch that helped get him to the big leagues, and that became his signature delivery throughout his career. Not gifted with a blazing fastball, Browning learned early on that, in order to succeed, he would have to rely on his wits as much as his arm. After a successful series of starts in September of 1984, Browning had made a strong impression on the Reds coaching staff and was a favorite to make the 1985 rotation.
Browning not only earned a spot in the rotation in 1985, but put together one of the great rookie seasons ever enjoyed by a Major League pitcher. His 20 wins were the most by a rookie since 1954 and the most by a Reds rookie since 1899. He finished in the league's top 10 in wins, starts, innings pitched, strikeouts and shutouts. His performance merited a second-place finish in league Rookie of the Year voting and won him The Sporting News Rookie Pitcher of the Year Award. His picture appeared in Time magazine. He followed his remarkable freshman season with a year that was statistically in keeping with his rookie campaign but that lacked the impressive won-loss record.
Browning remained a fixture in the starting rotation for the next nine years. He led the league in starts four times and pitched more than 200 innings in six different seasons. He anchored Reds pitching staffs that helped the club to four consecutive second-place finishes and a world championship. His work ethic centered on taking the ball whenever it was given to him and finishing what he started. Being removed from games before he felt it was necessary rankled him. He pitched quickly and was not afraid to pitch inside. His tenacity and fearlessness led his teammates to liken him to a bulldog when he was on the mound.
As aggressive and stubborn as he was on the mound, Browning's ability to inject levity into life off the field remains one of his most endearing qualities. From his first Spring Training with the Reds when he performed a memorable Babe Ruth impersonation, Browning made it clear that he would bring an element of lightheartedness to the proceedings. Of course, nothing exemplified this spirit more than his infamous rooftop sojourn during a Reds game in Chicago in 1993. In the midst of an otherwise forgettable game in an otherwise forgettable year, Browning snuck out of the Reds dugout and worked his way to one of the rooftops that overlook Wrigley Field. As Browning, in full uniform, waved to the crowd, Kevin Mitchell blasted a two-run home run in a game the Reds won, 4-3. "You have to enjoy this game as much as you can," Browning said. "You're only here for a little while. I got up there, and [Mitchell] hit a homer that made us win the game. I sparked them."
For more than a decade, Tom Browning was inextricably linked with Cincinnati and the Reds. From his stellar rookie season to his unannounced departure from Game 2 of the 1990 World Series to see the birth of his son, Browning has given Reds fans a host of memorable moments. But for all of the memories he created here, none resonates more than the night he was perfect. "[After the last pitch,] I remember [second baseman] Ron Oester tackling me and after that, it honestly felt like an out-of-body experience. It was like I was 15, 20 feet above the [celebratory] pile and looking down at it," Browning remembered.
The game of Sept. 16, 1988, has become an out-of-body experience for a great many Reds fans who recall it with such clarity, who treasure the memory of it so deeply, that they have come to feel like they were there, basking in the glow of perfection, jumping on that celebratory pile.
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TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE AND TRAFFIC DIVERSION AT klia2 TERMINAL
20 June 2014
Sepang, 20 June 2014 – To facilitate the preparation and official launch of klia2 on Tuesday 24 June, Malaysia Airports would like to advise the public and passengers that there will be a temporary road closure and diversion at the klia2 Terminal.
From Monday 23 June 9.00am until Wednesday 25 June 9.00am, the outer lane for valet parking service at Level 3 Departure, klia2 Terminal will be temporarily closed. Valet parking service will be unavailable for this period of time.
On Tuesday 24 June, the inner lane at Level 3 Departure klia2 Terminal will also be temporarily closed from 1.00pm until 6.00pm. All traffic will be diverted to Level 2 Arrival, klia2 Terminal. Both drop off and pick up points will be shifted to Level 2 Arrival klia2 Terminal for this period of time.
Passengers who will be travelling on these dates are advised to take note on the road closure and diversion when using the said area during the particular time.
Alternative transportations to reach klia2 are available by ERL, bus and taxi.
Malaysia Airports would also like to advise all passengers to continue observing proper time management to ensure timely arrival to the airport.
Malaysia Airports will be working closely with Polis DiRaja Malaysia to ensure smooth traffic and reduce any inconveniences to passengers and airport users on these dates.


text: firstname.lastname@example.com�COLDWATER � Litchfield High School senior Ariel Knight knew from a young age what she wanted to do when she grew up.�With a love for cooking and food her dreams were set on becoming a successful chef or restaurant owner. Looking ahead to graduation her goals are still the same.�Knight and three other seniors all members of the culinary arts and hospitality program at the Branch County Career Center recently won top honors in the state during the ProStart Management Competition.�Knight along with her other teammates Tyler Hutchins of Bronson, Brooke VanOver and Jamie Bream both of Coldwater, developed their own restaurant plan and presented it at the state competition. The students were one of 44 teams to compete at the competition.�All of the students said they were excited when their restaurant business plan was chosen.��It was a lot of fun to create,� said VanOver.�Hutchins added that it was a lot of work.�In developing a restaurant the students wanted to feature delicious and nutritious food that reminds people of home. The group�s marketing plan, guilt free comfort food in a quick casual atmosphere.�VanOver said they were given the task to develop a restaurant which would work in any mid-size city across the United States. The group began working on their presentation in early November, making last minute changes to their speeches the night before their presentation.�In presenting their business plan the group said they were nervous.��We were all nervous but confident in our concept,� said VanOver.�As part of the plan the group had to create a menu with pictures of actual dishes. Items on their menu included loaded potato soup, almond crusted chicken, strawberry crisp and one of their own creations. The spin on mashed potatoes is a mixture of Catalina beans, cauliflower and mashed potatoes.�Knight said although it sounds like a weird combination it is really good.�They believe it was the attention to details in their plan that set them apart from the others. VanOver also competed last year so she knew what to expect going in.�Bream a first year culinary student brought her knowledge of business management to the group. She was part of the Career Center�s Business Management program last year.�In working on the project each of the students took on a different task and worked together to complete the plan.�In preparation for the national competition the group has been spending a lot of time tweaking their business plan keeping them out of the kitchen.��I miss not being in the kitchen,� Knight said.�She said her favorite thing to cook is sauces.��There are so many things you can do with them to change a meal,� Knight said.�VanOver is one who likes to experiment in the kitchen and Bream is the baker of the group.�VanOver said the group is excited about going to nationals.��It is awesome to be able to go and compete,� she said.�While in Baltimore the students will have the opportunity to have lunch with the president of the National Restaurant Association.�After graduation all of the students are planning on furthering their education in the restaurant field taking culinary and hospitality classes.������


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Jaguar was founded as the Swallow Sidecar Company by Sir William Lyons in 1922, originally making motorcycle sidecars before evolving into passenger cars. The name was changed to Jaguar after World War II. Following a merger with the British Motor Corporation in 1968, Jaguar was listed on the London Stock Exchange in 1984, and became a constituent of the FTSE 100 Index until it was acquired by Ford in 1989.
Jaguar cars today are designed in Jaguar/Land Rover's engineering centres at the Whitley plant in Coventry and at Gaydon in Warwickshire, and are manufactured in two of Jaguar/Land Rover's plants; Castle Bromwich assembly plant in Birmingham and Halewood Body & Assembly near Liverpool.
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