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Emerging Infectious Disease ISSN: 1080-6059
Volume 14, Number 7—July 2008
Avian Influenza Virus (H5N1) Mortality Surveillance
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To the Editor: The highly pathogenic strain of avian influenza virus subtype H5N1 presents a major challenge to global public health systems. Currently, influenza (H5N1) infection is a zoonosis with a 60% case-fatality rate for affected persons over 3 continents; the virus could mutate to become directly transmissible among humans (1). This potential for pandemic transmission must be reduced through early detection of transmission foci, followed by rapid implementation of control measures (2). In the following analysis, we demonstrate that single carcasses of birds, mostly found by members of the public, were the primary indicators for avian influenza virus activity in Sweden and Denmark in 2006.
Influenza virus (H5N1) is amplified by commercial and backyard poultry and free-ranging birds. Whether captive birds (e.g., poultry) or wild birds are responsible for the spread of the virus remains a matter of debate (3). Initial spread from Southeast Asia before 2005 was likely the result of transport of infected poultry because the spread was not easily explained by natural bird movements (4,5). However, its spread to Western Europe in late 2005 could be explained by weather-induced migration of waterfowl after a freeze in Eastern Europe (6,7). Since spreading to Sweden and Denmark in early 2006, the virus has been detected there in dead birds of numerous species (Table). Detections in carcasses of primarily free-ranging birds have become the principal means of tracking spread of the virus in Europe.
To better understand how avian mortality surveillance could be refined for monitoring the spread of influenza virus (H5N1), we analyzed the weekly official reports of such detections in Sweden and Denmark in 2006 (8). Virus surveillance in both countries includes both active cloacal swabbing of free-ranging wild birds and passive collection of tracheal swabs from bird carcasses. For the analysis, all carcasses of a single species collected on 1 day within a single locality constituted 1 record. For each record, we evaluated whether the carcass(es) were reported by a member of the public versus a civil servant, the number of carcasses tested, and the number of positive detections.
Our analysis evaluated 44 records; a total of 70 birds, of 14 species, tested positive for the virus in 22 localities of Sweden and Denmark. Almost all of these records (n>40, 91%) referred to dead birds found by members of the public rather than civil servants. A smaller portion than expected were Anseriformes (i.e., ducks, geese, or swans; n = 32, 73%). Other orders of birds represented were Falconiformes (hawks, falcons; n = 8, 18%), Strigiformes (owls; n = 2, 5%), Podicepidiformes (grebes; n = 1, 2%), and Charadriiformes (gulls, shorebirds; n = 1, 2%). In addition, birds of other orders tested positive in Denmark but were excluded from the analysis for lack of supporting data. Most (75%) of the records referred to singleton carcasses; the remaining 25% represented multiple detections, ranging from 2 to 9 individual birds of a single species. A majority (73%) of influenza virus (H5N1)–positive localities hosted solely singleton carcasses, whereas the other 27% hosted multiple dead birds. No virus activity was detected through active free-ranging bird surveillance, even though 9,260 live birds were captured and sampled during 2006 in Sweden and Denmark.
The pattern of virus activity observed in Sweden and Denmark was unexpected. Rather than die-offs of large numbers of waterfowl during winter when they congregate, small numbers (mainly singleton birds) were affected late in winter, just before spring migration. During the spring breeding season, less transmission was observed. The predictive power of detecting the virus in free-ranging migratory birds for forecasting poultry outbreaks or human disease remains undetermined. Some of these birds may have been infected in areas remote from the site of detection. However, several of the affected birds in this report were either resident nonmigratory species (eagle owl, Eurasian magpie) or captive domesticated species (muscovy, peafowl, chicken), which indicates local transmission. Health authorities will be better prepared to prospectively minimize transmission in new regions with early warning provided by singleton carcass surveillance.
Surveillance results from Sweden and Denmark highlight the importance of public participation in avian mortality surveillance for influenza virus (H5N1); the preponderance of detections from singleton carcasses; and the broad spectrum of affected species, particularly raptors. A raptor was the index case in Denmark (7). Current surveillance efforts in regions free from the virus favor investigation of significant death events of waterfowl and active sampling of healthy waterfowl as the means for early detection (e.g., 9). Many national surveillance programs are heavily influenced by the influenza virus (H5N1) outbreak in 2005 at Qinghai Lake in China, where hundreds of geese, gulls, and cormorants died during the breeding season (10). However, large die-offs may be anomalous or restricted to communal breeding sites of waterfowl where juvenile birds amplify and spread the virus within the breeding colony. Testing of public-reported singleton carcasses provides a more sensitive and robust means of early detection of this virus.
This study was supported in part by the Swedish Research Councils; the Swedish Research Council for Environment, Agricultural Sciences and Spatial Planning; and the European Union grant "New Flubird."
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Suggested citation for this article: Komar N, Olsen B. Avian influenza virus (H5N1) mortality surveillance [letter]. Emerg Infect Dis [serial on the Internet]. 2008 Jul [date cited]. Available from http://wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/14/7/08-0161.htm
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I'm setting up a USA Postcard Exchange for the 2002-03
school year. If interested you may email me or sign up
The project is a mailing list of one classroom from each
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One of Yoga Journal's favorite cover models and a YouTube Ashtanga Vinyasa yoga sensation, Kathryn Budig teaches yoga with joyful energy and a can-do confidence that will motivate and inspire you. Aim True Yoga helps focus your energy and intention, resulting in a stronger, leaner, more flexible body in no time. These yoga videos feature two full-length vinyasa yoga videos plus a 10-minute step-by-step yoga video that demystifies five popular yoga poses.
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(25:28) Yoga Journal favorite Kathryn Budig guides you through an invigorating routine designed specifically for beginners. |
(45:52) Push to the next level with Yoga Journal favorite Kathryn Budig's expert instruction in Authentic Flow. Her infectious can-do attitude will inspire you to explore your edge with confidence and focus as you move through this transformative vinyasa flow. |
(8:38) Yoga Journal favorite Kathryn Budig demystifies five popular poses through step-by-step tutorial, including downward facing dog, half moon, headstand, crow and how to jump to the front of your mat. Her skillful, insightful and playful instruction will deepen your understanding of alignment while empowering you to master poses you never thought possible. |
(5:49) Strengthen your core with Yoga Journal favorite Kathryn Budig. She guides you through a quick, effective core-building routine of half boat, boat and bridge poses. Use as a short practice or add to your favorite yoga routine. |
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, posted on February 16, 2014
There are many parts of this video that I like - the background, Kathryn's voice, and the intention is great. I also like the different poses that I haven't done before. I have been practicing yoga for several years. She had poses that I haven't done before. I am planning on continuing to use this video in my daily practice. This is a great intermediate video.
, posted on January 30, 2014
I have been practicing yoga for several years and I love how this video challenges me. Kathryn teaches the smal steps which if you practice them will get you floating from down dog to a forward bend. Also great practice to learn dolphin which again if you practice will get you eventually to lift both legs up in the pose. This is an advanced practice for me which is exactly what I'm looking for. Quick pace and challenging poses--I hope you add more videos like this.
, posted on January 28, 2014
How frustrating! I don't have unlimited time for my practice. By the time I realized that I was expected to jump up into the air from downward facing dog, it was too late to do another video. Please put this in another category.
, posted on January 22, 2014
I am an intermediate... after doing this clip, I felt anything but open and peaceful. As a matter, I stopped half way because I felt so rushed...What the instructors hurry? this is yoga not a sprint! Not for me.
, posted on January 2, 2014
being new to yoga I am not at all used to these poses. I can't do downward down with out having to bend my knees. I am not flexible enough for this video, it is definitely not for beginners. video is extremely faced paced and hard to follow along to.
but I could really feel myself getting a work out and flexing as much as I could.
, posted on November 9, 2013
GREAT instruction - I agree with one of the other comments - a little fast moving for beginner, but this instructor is great and I love her style.
, posted on November 4, 2013
This is a great practice, really gets your heart pumping, interesting poses. BUT, definitely not beginner!
, posted on August 31, 2013
This is a good video but being brand new to yoga, I was looking for something more instructional. It was impossible to follow along with the moves while trying to get into position and making sure I had the correct form; the video just moves too fast. Great if you're beginning but already have a thorough knowledge of yoga terminology.
, posted on August 30, 2013
This really takes you to the next level for intermediate. I may not have been able to do all the flying, but I got a great workout and feel awesome!
, posted on August 22, 2013
It's been years since my power yoga practice and loved this to get me started again. I'll be doing this many more times. Thank you!
, posted on August 17, 2013
Awesome quick core workout!
, posted on August 14, 2013
Wow. Kathryn is amazing. I have been practicing Yoga for about a year now and have fallen in love with all that it has brought to me. It has changed me from the inside out and Kathryn Budig is my next step and I couldn't be more excited about discovering her. Thanks!
, posted on June 15, 2013
I love this sequence and Kathryn so much. This is definitely a more advanced practice... but it's just what I need right now as I am playing with handstand and arm balances. A challenging yet gentle work out. I'm in love. Nothing on this site has compared so far.
, posted on June 5, 2013
Loved this. Great energizer for morning. Challenging for a beginner in the morning and just right.
, posted on April 25, 2013
I'm not really new to yoga, but I've never used any sort of video to follow along with (usually use magazine articles and go at a slow pace). I bought one of Kathryn Budig's books and decided to try out a video. The "beginner practice" is face paced compared to other yoga. A lot of time is spent in downward dog which is a good workout for the arms. I could keep up with her but by the end I was sweaty. It's also a short flow which makes it easy for everyday use. I can't wait to advance to the other videos!
, posted on March 31, 2013
Great video for the experienced and hyperactive fitness guru. This is not real spiritual yoga, it is focused only on the fitness aspect of yoga, competitive and ambitious. I was expecting more calm mind body spirit yoga. Good for cardio, but your mind is too busy following the commands from Sargent Kathryn. She needs to soften up a little bit.
, posted on March 23, 2013
This is borderline advanced because you better be flexible and know your stuff before attempting the Vinyasa flow. Not only does the instructor not pause and take breath but she literally races through the poses. If you are new to Yoga, do not attempt. You will get disheartened. If you are intermediate, then prepare for the challenge. It is rewarding, but expect to not be able to keep up. It is okay....that's what practice is about.
, posted on March 18, 2013
To reiterate what others have said, the beginner's practice is not for beginners. I've been doing yoga for 7 years now and sometimes it was a little fast for even me to keep up (this was mostly because I was in downward dog and couldn't see the screen!). But, it was a GREAT practice for a Monday morning after a month-long absence from doing yoga. Broke a sweat, and though I didn't burn as many calories as I'd have liked, I still think it was worth it.
, posted on March 10, 2013
I loved this yoga video, refreshing, challenging but always with a sense of humor!
, posted on February 25, 2013
...but SOOOO not. for beginners
, posted on February 20, 2013
The beginners practise isn`t definitly not for beginners. It`s too fast and too difficult. For me it`s a beginner`s practise for advanced yogis ...
, posted on February 13, 2013
I've really enjoyed doing this program. I've done it three times so far and really like it. I'm waiting to build up to the "Authentic Flow" which is much more demanding. "Beginner's Practice" is challenging yet calming and I love how Kathryn reminds us to not take ourselves too seriously. A gentle and much needed reminder.
, posted on February 10, 2013
LOVE this workout! Don't be afraid to step up your game!!! It'll be worth it.
, posted on January 19, 2013
this is a great sequence to aspire to but it is *not* for beginners...
, posted on December 29, 2012
A yoga instructor who smiles and shines with happiness is enlightening. Doesnt yoga mean "to lighten up?" I love her positive energy. Thank you for aiming true with the intrinsic philosophy of joy, accepting the present circumstances as they appear but most importantly moving forward without fear.
5 star rating.
, posted on November 28, 2012
OK... FINALLY FIGURED OUT WHAT THE ARROW DOES, AND ENJOYED KATHRYN BUDIG'S video
, posted on November 26, 2012
Several times now I have requested the BEGINNER video and THIS one always comes up. I would like a better PLAY button, OR to have no-longer-available videos .. removed!?
, posted on November 17, 2012
It looks like a lot of fun but it is definitely not for a beginner. It is more for an an advanced beginner.
, posted on October 17, 2012
good but too fast
, posted on August 26, 2012
Love this routine. I can do just this one abs exercise and I feel that I have gotten a complete workout. I usually tack it on last to whatever yoga routine that I have done that day.
, posted on August 2, 2012
intense... very intense, but LOVE IT!
, posted on July 18, 2012
I felt like this was the right amount of physical challenge mixed with beautiful intentions, instructions, and even humor. I'm feeling physically relaxed and mentally energized! My only complaint would be the lack of a guided savasana. Other than that, very happy with this sequence!
, posted on June 6, 2012
1st time ever doing this style of Yoga and i have just done the beginners and it was great! I have never sweated so much doing Yoga (I am a newbie to this) and I had a lot of fun and liked the way I was pushed to go that bit further. Loved it and really like the instructor-she gives good instruction and motivation.
, posted on May 22, 2012
Don't get me wrong, she is lively and energetic, but she makes it a bit difficult to keep up. maybe when I get super strong and much more flexible, the jumping to and from downward dog will make easier. As of now, I need to cool down my knees and back.
Still a great dvd and something different from the everyday vinyasa (I will still keep on trying to master her dvd)
, posted on May 15, 2012
Love this kind of vinyasa, quick and full of energy! Kathryn does it so gracefully and powerfully that it inspires me to push myself to the next level. Though it is definitely not for beginners. I had to stop and take a break and I'm in my early 20's and have played competitive sports for 15 years. If you're looking for a challenge, this one is great!
, posted on April 9, 2012
I've only tried "Beginner Practice" so i can only attest to that, but I have to say that in many parts, it felt very rushed and a little too fast, especially when doing it the first time and not knowing all the moves she's going to do. Of corse, I'm sure if I keep doing this routine, I will probably be able to finally catch up with her. Overall, though, it was a great, invigorating practice, making me do some things I've never done before. I would recommend it, though procede with caution!
, posted on March 23, 2012
The intermediate workout is challenging, fun and calming all at once. There is a playfulness to this flow that was wonderful. I have some experience with these types of videos, so I was able to follow along well, but starting with the beginner workout should help those who are newer to these ideas. Fantastic.
, posted on February 12, 2012
I loved this video. I am an advanced beginner and past dancer so I had no problem picking up the sequence. I loved the flow and challenge of the practice. Very inspiring and can not wait to do it again and more kathryn's classes. Thank you!
, posted on January 21, 2012
I tried this video to get back into yoga after taking a few months off, and found it was a perfect transition workout. The 25 minute session is great for an early morning, kick-start to the day and includes poses that will help strengthen and stretch you would to get you back into shape for the longer 60-90 classes. Even my boyfriend likes doing this video with me.
, posted on January 10, 2012
This is a more advanced Vinyasa practice and a great inspiration. Something to challenge yourself and aspire to! Happy practicing!
, posted on December 30, 2011
I love this! I am "restarting" my yoga practice after being pregnant and this is amazing. I feel stretched, revived and most importantly...happy! A strong sense of reflection is touched in this and helps to reel yourself in, out of the rambling mind :]
, posted on December 8, 2011
Awesome. I don't think it is that fast paced as the other commenters have said. This is an intermediate practice as stated so the yogi should be already familiar with the yoga practice. Believe me, this is a piece of cake if you have done any of her other practices. :)


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Arachni-RPC is a simple and lightweight Remote Procedure Call protocol which provides the basis for Arachni's Grid infrastructure.
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- Arachni-RPC Pure -- Provides a synchronous client using pure Ruby OpenSSL sockets and has no 3rd party dependencies.
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Standard side-curtain airbags are an important safety feature that can protect occupants in the event of a side-impact accident.
While we wouldn't call the 2012 GMC Canyon pickup truck's interior innovative or elegant, it is clean and functional, with simple-to-read gauges and essential switchgear placed within easy reach of the driver. We like the Canyon's seats as they offer firm foam that provides good lumbar and lower thigh support; the seats are also covered in a durable and easy-to-clean cloth fabric. In the Crew Cab models, a rear seat is offered, but we think its upright seatback will be a bit uncomfortable on long trips. Extended Cab models feature two flip-down seat bottoms intended for passengers looking only for a quick lift to the job site or, preferably, their own vehicle. Upper-level models offer a bit more contrast and upgraded seating, but the overall hard plastics and drab primer-gray color aren't very uplifting.
ExteriorThe 2012 GMC Canyon distinguishes itself by its slab-sided sheet metal punctuated with bulging fender flares and big, bright alloy wheels. A sort of miniaturized GMC Silverado, the Canyon has the definitive look common to all of GMC's work trucks. Rolling on a 111.3-inch wheelbase, Regular Cab Canyon models are shorter than the Extended and Crew Cab trucks, which ride on a 126-inch wheelbase. Bed lengths vary too, with Regular and Extended Cab models supporting a 6-foot bed, and Crew Cab models offering a 5-foot bed. The 2012 GMC Canyon pickup truck's tall bed walls allow more storage and give the Canyon best-in-class cargo volume. Another clever and useful feature is the Canyon's 2-stage tailgate that can be opened flat or propped at a 55-degree angle. This prop feature allows long items such as plywood or sheet rock resting on the tops of the wheel housing to remain level as they pass over the tailgate's top edge.
The 2012 GMC Canyon SLE-1 comes standard with a 2.9-liter 4-cylinder engine that develops a healthy 185 horsepower. You'll also find a 5-speed manual transmission, air conditioning, cruise control, anti-lock brakes (ABS), StabiliTrak stability control, head-curtain airbags, chrome front and rear bumpers, dual outside mirrors, automatic headlights, a tilt steering wheel, AM/FM stereo with SiriusXM Satellite Radio, and tachometer. Various additions for the SLE levels of trim include a CD/MP3 player and upgraded upholstery, as well as engine-upgrade options for the SLE-1.
Options include 4-wheel drive, a 4-speed automatic transmission, power windows, power door locks, power mirrors, auto-dimming rearview mirror, running boards, automatic locking rear differential, the Z71 off-road package, a tow package, Bluetooth hands-free phone connectivity, a chrome package featuring chrome fuel door and exhaust tips, power and heated leather seating, ZQ8 sport suspension and 17- and 18-inch wheels.
Engine choices for the 2012 GMC Canyon compact pickup include 4- and 5-cylinder powerplants, as well as an optional V8. The standard 2.9-liter 4-cylinder and the optional 3.7-liter 5-cylinder might seem small, but they are both big on power. The 2.9-liter produces an impressive 185 horsepower and offers up most of its 190 pound-feet of torque between the ranges of 1,200 and 5,600 rpm. That's enough power to muscle any lightly equipped 4-wheel-drive vehicle through the toughest terrain. The optional 3.7-liter engine makes 242 horsepower. Both of these engines produce class-leading horsepower while returning outstanding fuel economy. While the 5.3-liter V8 offers impressive power, its fuel-economy figures fall far short of its smaller stablemates.
2.9-liter in-line 4-cylinder
185 horsepower @ 5,600 rpm
190 lb-ft of torque @ 2,800 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 18/25 (2WD), 18/24 (4WD, manual), 17/23 (4WD, automatic)
3.7-liter in-line 5-cylinder
242 horsepower @ 5,600 rpm
242 lb-ft of torque @ 4,600 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 17/23 (2WD), 17/23 (4WD), 16/21 (4WD, Crew Cab)
5.3-liter V8
300 horsepower @ 5,200 rpm
320 lb-ft of torque @ 3,600 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 14/20 (2WD), 14/19 (4WD)
To compare current market prices, check out KBB.com's car classifieds to view the new and used GMC Canyon Crew Cab vehicles for sale near you.
Based on 274 Ratings for the 2004 - 2012 models.
Review this carBy billg on Saturday, March 08, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 178,000
overall rating 9 of 10rating detailsPros: "good price fun too drive"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"This truck has been the most dependable of any car or truck I have ever had. When I needed to use as a truck it was great, As a car it was very good on trips and the gas mileage was good."
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By tim on Sunday, February 16, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 200,000
overall rating 9 of 10rating detailsPros: "great power in small package"
Cons: "needs some QA work by GM on break and elect."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 8
"had some minor electrical problems with window switches, and 4X4 actuator, however, repaired without problems by dealer. Do not like the front rotor/abs design but problem came up at 150K and was resolved by replacing with timkin hubs. Still, rotor replacement is a pain. Best think I can pass on is to replace rotors, pads, calipers, hubs, and abs sender all at the same time and you will have no problems. Had 154K on truck before first pad change !!!! all highway driving. I have the 20005 off road Z71, 4 door, 4x4 3.5L crew cab and should a chipped the the computer to increase mpg (g force chip) early in life!! the truck will pull a house (fully loaded dump trailer) !!! run 85mph down the road in wind, and have never been stuck (mud, snow up to the windows, and sand at angles. This truck would be #1 with a little more QA work by GMC"
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By Bill in Chat on Friday, January 17, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 55,000
overall rating 9 of 10rating detailsPros: "reliable, fuel efficient 4 cylinder, good comfort"
Cons: "plastic parts cheap/break, radio/speakers poor"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"Cab interior has held up well for a 10 year old truck, medium trim level cloth, manual adjust seats. good comfort for a 6 foot two inch frame. 4 cylinder engine has been dead reliable with only routine maintenance. Good gas millage around 20 city/highway with regular gas. Interior cab still fairly quite with no rattles(I do not do any off road travel). 6 foot bed handy with corner tie downs. Haul fire wood, top soil, etc. no problem. Also pull trailer with bumper hitch, 3,000 loads up a mountain no problem. Some small plastic parts broke in first year,(clips on under seat boxes in back of extended cab), radio n speakers had to be replaced. Cruise control, warning lights/beeps, still work good."
3 people out of 4 found this review helpful
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By Lee on Sunday, December 29, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 188,000
overall rating 9 of 10rating detailsCons: "Needs a bigger center console"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"I have driven this GMC Canyon over 180K miles and never had any problems aside from your typical routine maintenance things (new battery, new fuel filter, etc). Good fuel mileage, plenty of power, plenty of towing ability, and plenty of room inside. way more than comparable year Toyota trucks."
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By dirtracer on Wednesday, November 20, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 156,500
overall rating 10 of 10rating detailsLikely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"My parents bought this truck new in 04 and has been nothing but an amazing truck since then. It has gotten us to an from the racetrack every weekend and pulled a uhaul all the way from Colorado to California with no issues. All in all, great truck."
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By jay on Tuesday, November 05, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 44,000
overall rating 9 of 10rating detailsPros: "fun to drive, extremely hard to find 2wd"
Cons: "no ipod jack, stock speakers are cheap"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I have had more fun driving this truck than any other vehicle I have ever owned (20 so far). This truck gets a lot of looks, because it does not look as cheap in person as the other models. There are special paint colors that were available for this truck that were not for the regular canyons (mine was a Denali color). Lots of power, and you can get good gas mileage if you can keep off of the aluminum 5.3, which is hard. It takes a few small things to wake this truck up, but not very much. If you can find a 2wd, get it while you can, they are impossible to find. Good luck!"
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Jo Gore, a native of Delta County, has been named the parade grand marshal.
Jo was born to Floyd and Dora Klepper on May 26, 1921, and was raised on the family farm on California Mesa.
Her parents went into the cattle business and her father often represented the cattlemen in Washington, D.C. while serving as president of the state cattlemen from 1952-1953.
Jo married Wayne Gore and they continued the cattle business. Wayne served as Delta County Commissioner for 20 years. He died in 1980.
Jo and Wayne have two sons, Tom, who became a well-known veterinarian in Delta and went on to become the federal meat inspector in Norfolk, Neb. Richard is a fourth-generation cattle rancher with holdings near Delta and on the Uncompahgre Plateau.
Jo has been a devoted member of the Delta Cattlewomen, serving as president for many years. She recently said that if she had to be president, vice president, secretary and treasurer she would, to keep them going. For many years Jo was legislative chairman for Delta Cattlewomen, Western Colorado Cattlewomen Council and Colorado Cattlewomen. She helped reorganize the Delta County Livestock Association and served as its first secretary/treasurer. She worked with that association to start Crime Stoppers and served as their first secretary. For many years Jo was Colorado Cattlewomen budget chairman. She then began going through all the offices, serving as treasurer, vice president and two terms as president in 1972 and 1973. In 2001 she was given the Black Mesa Cattlewomen Lifetime Service Award in recognition of her work in the livestock industry. She also received the Colorado Cattlewomen's Lifetime Membership Award.
Jo still lives on the place she and Wayne bought in 1945. Tom and his wife have moved back and are building a home on the property. Jo still helps Richard with the cattle business and is still very active in the cattle industry.
Jo used to take tickets at the Delta County Livestock Association's annual barbecue at the fair until her health wouldn't allow it. After many years of treatment for lymphoma, Jo is now cancer free and still a spunky lady.
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MOUNT VERNON — John Lester "Sonny" Vernon, 70, of Columbus Road, Mount Vernon, passed away Friday, Oct. 8, 2010, at his home with his wife and friends at his side.
He was born Sept. 25, 1940, in Murray City to the late William and Evelyn (Wilson) Vernon. John moved to Mount Vernon in 1942. He graduated from Mount Vernon High School in 1958, and joined the Army in October 1958. He also graduated from Central Texas College in 1979.
John was in the Army for 22 years, from 1958 to 1980, retiring as sergeant major. He received many military awards, medals and certificates: Bronze Star Medal, Meritorious Service Medal, National Defense Medal, and a Vietnamese Honor Medal was presented to him by the Vietnam military after serving two years in Vietnam. He was an American Exchange Student with the British Army for 27 months. After his military career, he was employed as a teacher by the Richmond, Va., public school system.
He moved back to Mount Vernon in 1999. On Dec. 16, 2000, he married Carma (Partin) Vernon. John enjoyed hunting, fishing, serving his country and spending time with his grandchildren. He was a very kind, loving and giving person and will be sadly missed by all.
He is survived by his wife, Carma (Partin) Vernon; his son, Michael Vernon of Key West, Fla.; his stepdaughter, Lynnette Aune of Mount Vernon; his grandchildren, Megan Aune, Monica Durbin, Amanda (Nick) Miller, Autumn Durbin, Aric Durbin and Matthew Durbin; his brother, David (Carol) Vernon of Mount Vernon; his sister, Suzie (Larry) Snow of Howard; his father-in-law, Harold Bolyard of Wakeman; his special, devoted friends, Bob Durbin and Dave McMahon; his special toy poodle, Napoleon; and brothers and sisters-in-law, Harold (Janet) Bolyard of Vermillion, Jerald Bolyard of South Amherst, Bill (Dottie) Bolyard of Wakeman, Joanne (Bob) Ashby of Omaha, Neb., Eloise Smyth of Moundsville, W.Va., Linda (Owen) McMillen of Lewis Center and Dave (Mary) Bolyard of Lorain.
Besides his parents, John was preceded in death by his brother, Jack Vernon; and three sisters, Jeannie Byall, Lena Bailey and Margaret Thompson.
Friends may call Saturday, Oct. 16, from 11 a.m. to noon at the Flowers-Snyder Funeral Home. A service will follow at noon with Chaplin Ellen Clodfelter officiating. Burial, with military honors provided by the Knox County Joint Veterans Council, will be held in Mount Vernon Memorial Gardens.
The Vernon family would like to thank Heartland Hospice for their wonderful care and compassion that they showed while caring for Sonny.
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HYATT house Los Angeles LAX/El Segundo is 3 miles from LAX airport, a mile from Manhattan Village Shopping Center and Westchester Golf Course, and 2 miles from Manhattan Beach.
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Located at the heart of the Rosecrans Corridor business center, HYATT house Los Angeles LAX/El Segundo is 16 miles from downtown Los Angeles and 30 minutes from Anaheim. Marina Del Rey is six miles west.
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The splash pool and spa tub are located in the central courtyard adjacent to the sport court and a patio area with two barbeque grills and picnic tables. Additional recreation options include basketball and volleyball courts, as well as a fitness room.
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Pet Policy: For guests staying 1-6 nights, a $75 non-refundable pet fee will be administered. Guests staying 7-30 nights, a $75 non-refundable pet fee plus an additional $100 cleaning fee will be administered. Guests staying 30 plus nights, please contact the hotel using the contact details in the booking confirmation. The fee(s) will be inclusive of taxes. A maximum of 2 dogs per room are permitted. Only dogs weighing 50 lbs and under are permitted; two dogs may be allowed in a guestroom provided the combined weight of both dogs does not exceed 75 pounds; the pet fee encompasses this and pets exceeding this are at the hotel's discretion. All pets must be housebroken. Service animals are exempt from fees.
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Nearby restaurants:
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HYATT house Los Angeles LAX/El Segundo offers a sport court for full-court basketball and paddle tennis. A treadmill, step machine, and two stationary bicycles are in the fitness center. Guests also have complimentary use of 24 Hour Fitness nearby (1.5 miles away). Westchester Golf Course and the Lakes at El Segundo are one mile from the property.
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Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
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Progress Missouri is seeking to reward Missouri state representatives who decide to support Governor Jay Nixon's veto of an expensive tax bill.
Critics of the legislation say the tax bill would reduce general revenue in the state, and cut funds from schools and communities, while increasing taxes on prescription drugs.
State representatives who vote to override the veto will be entered in Progress Missouri's lottery. One representative's name will be drawn, and an aerial banner will be flown over a high school or college football game in his or her home district.
Originally published on Fri April 5, 2013 9:43 am
The Republican supermajority in the Missouri House inched up this week with the election of Republican Mike Moon of Lawrence County to the vacant House District 157 seat from southwestern Missouri. Moon defeated Democrat and former House Member Charlie "Doc" Dake in what Republican Speaker Tim Jones described as a hotly-contested race.
All genetically modified meat and fish raised and sold in Missouri would have to be labeled as such, under legislation filed in the State Senate. It's sponsored by Democrat Jamilah Nasheed of St. Louis.
In the wake of the mass shooting at an elementary school in Newtown, Connecticut, Missouri lawmakers will have competing gun proposals when they convene next month for the 2013 regular session. They include one that would require background checks for anyone who buys a firearm at gun shows.
People and groups who work with Medicaid clients are urging Missouri lawmakers to expand coverage in next year's state budget.
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The Library now offers patrons free online access to popular magazines. Learn how to use the online service Zinio and get an overview of the magazines available to you on your computer, tablet, or smartphone. Attendees should have basic computer skills, or completed the Computer Basics class.
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