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Started up yesterday and was wondering about this before I played and unfortunately found my worries to be accurate from experience. I went on a high pop eu server (Desolation) and started playing at about 3pm. My leveling experience from 1-5 involved mostly killing creatures for unlocking weapon skills and doing the main quests that I remember from being in the last beta weekend. I think from 1-5 I done 2 possibly 3 events with both of them being just me on my own or with one more player.. nearly died on my first one protecting crops from bandits as I was soloing it. Later on, I decided to make a Warrior and taking advantage of peak times to get all those weapon skill unlocks up, this was at 7pm and found my 1-5 leveling experienced was completely different than my first character. I think I only done the first quest at the farm then the rest was purely events, events felt far more frequent with plenty more people about. Is this me being unlucky and not a problem or something I should take into account when playing the game? Seeing my work hours are varied, I generally tend to play less in peak hours.. is this going to effect my leveling experience much? I don't want to be missing out on cool events because there isn't enough players around for them to even start. |
It's a matter of luck. Sometimes, you're surrounded by events and sometimes nothing is going on. I don't think population affects that much, although of course with high pop people will find "hidden" events for you more often. You may have some problems with group events, though. Some of them are soloable, but many are not and finding enough people to complete them can be difficult. |
What class would you say is the best for solo then? My elementalist for instance was extremely squishy while my warrior made light work of most things. Seeing as I'll play through most classes, it might be worth me picking a more solo friendly class for the first time.
Warrior is a good choice imo for times when there are few other players around. But you can get along with any class in GW2, just keep your equipment up to date and you should be fine for PvE.
I simply don't understand this. I just logged of. it's morning in eu. I pla7y on MEDIUM eu sized server (there are only, 3 of those). Sylvari starting zone and Kessex Hills, lvl 14-16. 3 events I did solo. 2 events I did with 5 other players. I met like 3 to 8 players doing random hearts. Maybe I am simply lucky with meeting people or maybe people yhave expectations to see a zerg doing every de in the game.
Originally posted by Senden Squishy classes are problematic early on. Warrior is probably the easiest class to start with, because it has the highest HP and the best armor, making it the most durable class passively. Elementalist, on the other hand, has the lowest HP and the lightest armor, so it's on the opposite side of the spectrum. All of them can solo just fine, though, especially after you get decent stats and skills. |
I love the elementalist for soloing, only ranged mobs pose a threat. Currently I'm fooling around with my mesmer, great fun as well. Both classes work better in a group situation of course, but I guess most do. And it's not that much a matter of equipment than statting into the right things when getting trait points (my elem. is toughness/condition damage). I guess that every class can solo very well, I just prefer ranged classes and I seem to end up with light armor types. Also doing an even with 2-3 people is very doable and often much more fun, as with a few people online they are actually having the same experience and more often feel the need to chat/play together more than when there's 1000 people around. That's my experience (also on Desolation). Add me if you like ^.^ (Freezzo.7910) "We need men who can dream of things that never were." - John F. Kennedy |
Originally posted by Scalpless Once you get the hang of elementalist I find it has a way higher skill ceiling than the warrior, with weaving the elements together and using the right skills in certain rotations/at the right time. Then again just my experience. "We need men who can dream of things that never were." - John F. Kennedy |
Areanet created a new gear grind and that is where most of the players are. Is typical for MMO's when new content is added to the end-game the lower level zones die out. It usually rebalances when most of the players have finished the end game and take their alts out again... or the game remains stuck in the endzone and slowly dies from lack of new blood. There is a reason WoW gives you ways to boost straight to the end game (lvl 80 at least). Personally I have long believed this design is one of the major weaknesses of MMO's as they are now. But people get really addicted to their lvl 666 characters and so the game ends very dead indeed. Just see games like EQ2. Occasionally you see a high level run past on his way somewhere and that is it for social interaction. For GW2, off peak hours (when people can't find groups so easily, are actually better for finding people in normal zones. |
If there is no event around you, go talk to the person with the heart over their head. It will start the event they have. Once completed, hang around for a few minutes, they may offer a follow up quest as well. The only ones you may have problems getting into would be the group quests.


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"Forums and debates are not for the candidates or the parties," he said. "They are for the voters. Their eyes do not glaze over."
Press Herald columnist Bill Nemitz wrote this past weekend that the Cutler campaign may be overstating the importance of debates in the minds of voters, saying that most potential voters don't have the stomach for more than a few debates.
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"There is a lot about all these people that we don't know," he said, before touching on oft-repeated criticisms of Michaud (that he has taken a lot of money from special interest groups as a congressman) and LePage (that he met with a group of extremists eight times but couldn't take the time to craft a budget.)
"This is not an American Idol contest," Cutler said of the governor's race. "It's a 90-day interview … and what's at stake is whether and where we find the leadership to pull Maine out of an economic tailspin."
The fake stage with the empty podiums hearkened back to a scene at the 2012 Republican National Convention, during which Hollywood legend and staunch Republican Clint Eastwood shared the stage with an empty chair that was meant to symbolize Pres. Barack Obama. Eastwood – and Republicans – were panned for the stunt.
Cutler, who has been running a distant third in all public polls and also trails in fundraising even though he has given his campaign nearly $1 million from his own pocket, has been calling for debates all year but has been calling louder lately. He said he has agreed to 12 debates or forums so far and is willing to agree to as many as possible. His opponents, he said, have committed to only four.
Ben Grant, chairman of the Maine Democratic Party, said he knows of six debates where all the candidates will be present, the first of which will take place on Oct. 8. The 2010 governor's race between LePage, Cutler, Democrat Libby Mitchell and two other lesser-known independents featured 31 debates or forums beginning August 13. Eighteen of them featured all the candidates.
Michaud's campaign has said that it will agree to more debates, as long as LePage also participates. The Republican has been less interested in debates and forums and recently dropped out of a debate in Bangor. That mirrors a strategy LePage used to great effect in 2010, at least at the end of the campaign.
Grant and Rachel Irwin, the party's communications director, walked over to Portland City Hall to attend Monday's press conference and offered a response when Cutler was through. "I really don't see what the problem is," Grant said.
During Grant's exchange with members of the press, Cutler campaign staffers, including spokeswoman Crystal Canney, attempted to engage with Grant and Irwin on debates. The exchange was spirited but brief and civil. Grant and Irwin offered to talk to Canney away from the press but Canney persisted. When she asked why Michaud won't debate Cutler one-0n-one, Grant said it would be "ridiculous" to have a debate that did not feature the incumbent.
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Asked whether he plans to change his strategy of calling for debates, given that it hasn't worked yet, Cutler said, "let's wait and see." Then he predicted that if just one of the many groups planning on hosting a forum or debate actually is willing to debate even if all the candidates don't commit, others will soon follow.
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For Christmas last year, I received a coffee table book of Gil Elvgren's work. I loved it and must have flipped through it hundreds of times, admiring the fresh-faced, realistically-shaped drawings that stared back at me. Seeing beautiful women with full hips and fleshy arms was like balm after the daily onslaught of images featuring malnourished, androgynous models.
After the initial soothing effects had worn off, however, I was left with the indignant realization that all of Gil's girls seemed to have the collective intellect and competency of a young bush baby. None of the paintings represented what a real woman would do if, say, a lobster grabbed her skirt; if she was stuck in a dead-end "women's work" job; if her life was full of house work and drudgery.
I wondered what his paintings would have looked like had he ever used a real-life, everyday woman as his inspiration. How would she react to a passing truck splashing puddles on her? I highly doubt that all she'd do is pucker up and lift her skirt.
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(ABC 6 NEWS) -- An autopsy of a former Winona State University professor has been complete, but the investigation surrounding his death continues.
As we reported, Mickey Ellenbecker, 72, was shot in the back of his head Saturday. He was taken to Gunderson Health System where he died Sunday.
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Some of you may recall that some time ago I posted an alternate ending to the season three finale, Magical Mystery Cure. However, what you probably don't know is that the one you saw was not the original form of that fanfic. As much as I've grown accustomed to having Twilight be an alicorn, I will confess right now that, when it first happened, I felt rather bitter about it, and my original draft for the alternate ending reflected that. However, given all of the hateful anti-alicorn sentiment that was going around the site at the time, I thought about it and decided not to add fuel to the flames.
Instead, I decided to re-write the fic, resulting in the more light-hearted and friendly version you all read last time. As for the original, I kept it on file for ages, until finally I decided that, rather than let it continue to gather dust any longer, I'd post it and see how people thought of it in comparison to the version I gave them before.
So here is the original draft of my alternate ending to Magical Mystery Cure.
A bright light. That was all she saw around her. Nothing but whiteness as far as the eye could see. It had been mere moments since she had been in the company of her mentor, Princess Celestia, who had explained that she had achieved something great in completing the spell she was given. The spell of Starswirl the bearded, whose incomplete version had almost ruined the lives of her friends by swapping their cutie marks, forcing them to complete each others daily tasks.
Thanks to the bonds they'd built with each other, they'd managed to get their original marks back, and it was then that Twilight had understood how to finally complete the spell. But in doing so, she'd been sent by the elements of harmony to a strange place, where Celestia had been waiting for her. The whole meeting was strange, with the Princess declaring that Twilight had "fulfilled her destiny". But the young unicorn had no idea what that meant. All she knew was that this bright light had enveloped her, and now she didn't know what was going on.
But then, all of a sudden, she felt her hooves touch solid ground, her knees almost buckling upon reaching it. She still couldn't see past the light, but it was fading. What she saw afterwards filled her heart with joy. She was back in Ponyville, just a short distance outside her tree-house. And ahead of her, rushing forward to greet her, were her beloved friends. Rainbow Dash, Applejack, Fluttershy, Rarity, Pinkie Pie and Spike, all charging forward, their faces filled with happiness and relief that their friend had returned to them.
"Twilight! Are you okay?!" Spike called out
She smiled as they approached, and she was ready as ever to tell them that she was fine. But as she got up off her knees, that smile faded as she saw them all stop in their tracks, their once happy faces now changed into looks of shock and surprise. Twilight tilted her head in confusion, under of why they'd look like that.
"Girls? What's wrong?"
They simply stood there, staring at her. Even Pinkie, who was usually incapable of remaining quiet for too long, stared at her as though she'd seen a ghost. Those looks were causing no end of discomfort for Twilight, even more so when they began to look at each other with nervous expressions. Finally, after what seemed like an eternity of silence, it was Rainbow Dash who finally stepped forward and spoke up, though her tone of voice made it clear that she did not feel good about it.
The blue pegasus pointed at Twilight with her hoof, leading to a great deal of confusion from the latter. Something was wrong here, she could feel it. Whatever they were looking at, she doubted it would be anything good. But slowly, she turned her head around. And what she saw there made her heart skip a beat. For there, on her back, was a pair of wings. As she stared at them, she couldn't take in what she was looking at. She'd never had wings before. How did these things get here? And why? Raising a hoof, she placed it carefully on the wings nearest to it. Once it connected, she could feel the touch of her hoof on the wing. These were real, not fakes.
To say she was shocked would have been a great understatement. Her friends slowly approached her, surrounding her as they did so. As Twilight's attention was focused on her new appendages, Rarity spoke up.
"You've.......you've become and alicorn!"
And alicorn, Twilight thought. That wasn't possible. In all of Equestria, there were only three such beings. Her sister-in-law, Cadence. The princess of the moon, Luna. And, of course, Celestia herself. Thinking of her mentor snapped Twilight back to attention. It was Celestia that she had met mere moments before that strange light encircled her. Was Celestia responsible for this? Why would she do this? As if her mind had been read, the seven of them saw a bright light above them in the sky. Their heads darted in that direction, just in time to see the large form of Princess Celestia descend down to touch the ground near them.
The sun princess approached the group, a look of pride upon her face. Twilight knew that look. She'd seen it plenty of times in her childhood to know that she was about to say something important. And sure enough, she did.
"Twilight. I see you have returned safely. And I see that you've no doubt noticed your transformation."
Twilight looked back to her new wings before looking back at Celestia, her face still filled with confusion.
"But.......I don't understand."
Celestia nodded.
"I'm sure. But today, you achieved a great thing. By completing Starswirl's spell, and restoring your friends to their correct roles in life, you have earned the right to ascend, and become not only an alicorn, but a princess of Equestria!"
With those words, it felt as thought Twilight had been hit with a tonne of bricks. Alicorn? Ascension? Princess? What was going on? It was clear to all around her what was going on in her mind right now, Celestia especially, so the elder alicorn stepped forward and placed a hoof on Twilight's shoulder, getting her full attention.
"I understand that this must all come as a shock to you. But believe me when I say that you have more than earned this honour."
Twilight's mind was abuzz with thousands of different thoughts. But there was one thought among all of them that made itself known more loudly than the rest. It was a thought Twilight never once thought she'd had, but there it was. One that she kept silent as her mentor kept talking.
"Since moving to Ponyville, you have displayed many of the ideals that mark a pony as worthy of leadership. Compassion. Bravery. Dedication. These traits, and more, have marked your time, not only as my student, but as the element of magic. And for that reason, on this day, you have been chosen to be Equestria's newest princess!"
With each passing moment, Twilight found it harder and harder to breathe. Not only was this a massive responsibility that was being placed upon her, but her mind was still reeling from the revelation of her physical change into an alicorn. Questions poured into her mind. How would this affect her life? Her family? And all the while, that one lone thought from before kept growing within her mind. Looking up at Celestia, the way she beamed with pride over Twilight's transformation, almost made her feel ill. But not because of nervousness of her new role, but because of the fear she felt in having to say what she needed to say.
The words she spoke were quiet, but they were most definitely heard. Celestia's smile faded, as did that of her friends, who were now looking at each other nervously. Celestia gained a look of confusion as she looked down upon Twilight, whose eyes were filled, not with happiness as she'd suspected, but sadness.
"What.......what do you mean, Twilight?" She asked.
Twilight's breathing was still difficult, but she spoke out once more.
"I.......don't want this."
Celestia's mouth hung open upon hearing that. Twilight knew from the look on her face that she had not expected this to be her response. Perhaps she expected joy, or perhaps a "thank you". But that is not what she would get. Instead, she would get words that broke Twilight's heart to have to say.
"I know what you did was what you thought I deserved. But.....I don't want this. I NEVER wanted this. In all my life, leadership is only something I've done because I needed to, not because I sought it out."
Celestia continued to listen to her student carefully, and it was obvious from the looks on her friends' faces that they were becoming increasingly uncomfortable with what was going on. But nevertheless, Twilight continued.
"I don't want to be a princess. I can't accept your offer."
The sun princess was, for the first time in many years, struck speechless. For as long as she'd known her, Twilight had been among the most exemplary ponies she'd ever known, not to mention her greatest student. When it became clear that she was destined to become the element of magic after defeating nightmare Moon, she'd geared her lessons towards preparing her for this role. Never once had it occurred to her that it might not be something she wanted. She'd never even asked.
And it wasn't as though Twilight had never had ambitions for her future life, it's just that being a princess was never part of it. Oh sure, she had no doubt that many young fillies who idolized Celestia would probably dream that they'd be princesses one day. But Twilight was never like that. The recognition she'd earned had only been from necessity, because her friends, her family, even Equestria itself had been put at risk so many times. But the spotlight itself was never something she'd gone out of her way to have, nor fame, nor glory. She'd always hoped that, maybe, her future would take her to a more quiet place than her recent life had been. That maybe she'd end up as a teacher of magic at the royal academy, or perhaps a researcher at one of the great libraries of Canterlot. Never this. Letting out a deep sigh, Twilight spoke again.
"Princess, please understand. What I have learned today, from helping my friends, is that it's wrong for a pony to allow destiny to be imposed on them. Their fates were changed, and their lives almost ruined by it. You say I had a destiny, and this was it. But I can't accept that. I can't allow my destiny to be chosen for me by somepony else."
The thought that she would have essentially imprisoned Twilight in a life she did not want did not sit well with Celestia. But, as much as she felt bad about that, worse was to come.
"Princess....." Twilight began.
Celestia looked straight into those big purple eyes and knew immediately that a difficult question was coming.
"Please........change me back."
With everything else that had been said to her, Celestia should have known this question was coming. And she'd dreaded it. Looking to her right, at the collection of Twilight's friends nearby, it was evident that they expected her to do as Twilight had asked of her. All that did was twist the knife further.
"Twilight.......I.......I cannot."
Twilight's eyes widened with shock, soon followed by a slight wobbling of her lip as she moved towards her teacher.
"But.......your the most powerful magic-user in Equestria! You HAVE to know how!"
Celestia merely shook her head at that, her expression one of great discomfort.
"I'm sorry. But the spell to change a pony into an alicorn is greater even than I."
Looking at her young student, she knew her next words would hurt, but she could not lie now.
"Twilight. This change......is permanent."
It was as if the entire world had stopped spinning. Twilight stood there, her mind trying desperately to take in what had just been said to her. But like before, she couldn't cope with this revelation. Permanent. The word practically stuck in her throat. She shook her head, slowly at first, then faster, as she felt tears begin to develop in her eyes.
"No. I........I can't stay like this! You have to change me back! Please!"
This new knowledge made the poor girl feel sick to her stomach. This new form, these new wings, were not something she wanted. And now she was trapped with them. Trapped within her own body. Her life, and entire future, had been chosen for her without her knowledge or consent, and that, above all else, made her feel betrayed. And worse still, the betrayal had come from one she considered not only a mentor, but family. As Twilight considered how all of Celestia's lessons may well have been to prepare her for this unwanted life she'd been thrust into, it made the sense of betrayal all the worse. She'd never suspected. Whenever a lesson had been given, she'd only ever thought it was to help her become better at magic, or to be a better person, but not this.
Celestia, meanwhile, felt her heart wrench at seeing Twilight like this. She wanted to say something, anything, to try and make her beloved pupil feel better about all this. But she knew she couldn't. There were no words that could help Twilight now. What had been done to her had been done out of the best of intentions. And now, it was all to clear to those who had witnessed it that, to Twilight, it was nothing but a curse. Celestia stepped forward, ready to embrace her distressed student.
"Twilight, I......"
But the young mare moved away from her, the first time she'd ever done so in all the years she'd known Celestia.
"No! I'm..........I'm a unicorn!"
With Twilight looking straight up at Celestia, the sun princess got a full view of her face, tears now streaming down it.
Without giving Celestia or anypony else a chance to say anything, Twilight charged away from them, heading straight for her tree-house. The others looked on in dismay as Twilight opened her door, rushed through it, then slammed it hard behind her. Celestia had never once suspected that this was how things would turn out. All she knew was that her beloved student was hurting, and she was the cause. She began to move towards Twilight's home, ready to try and apologise to her. But before she got too far, the other ponies, plus Spike, stood in front of her and barred her path. Celestia was shocked to see subjects of her try and stop her from doing anything, but more so from what Applejack said when she stepped forward.
"Princess, with all due respect. I think it's best if you leave, at least for now."
The voice had no harshness to it, so there was clearly no anger from them towards Celestia over this. The princess opened her mouth to speak to the ponies, but this time it was Rarity who stepped forward, raising a hoof stopping her.
"She needs time." The white unicorn said softly.
Celestia said nothing, but instead simply closed her mouth and nodded at the assembled group. They knew Twilight well, and from her own experience she too knew that what the young mare needed was time to adjust to this massive change that had happened to her. Celestia spoke truly when she said that Twilight's change was permanent, so there was little she could do to fix this situation. Instead, she nodded at Twilight friends and turned around. She stopped for a brief moment and looked back at the tree-house, feeling nothing but lamentation what she had done here today. Her final words, spoken in a hushed voice, reflected this.
"What have I done?"
She turned away once more, spread out her wings and launched herself into the sky. The other mares and Spike kept their eyes on Celestia for as long as they could, until finally she was out of sight. They then knew they'd have to do something for Twilight, but knew that confronting her over what just happened would be the worst possible thing right now. They gave each other looks, each hoping the other would have the answer they'd need. But, to all of their surprise, it was Spike who spoke up.
"I'll go to her."
They all looked at him with surprised look on their faces.
"You sure sugarcube?" Applejack asked.
Spike nodded.
"Yeah. I live here anyway. I'll do what I can. The rest of you should get some sleep. It's pretty late."
They couldn't argue with that. It had been a long and difficult day for all of them. So, having waved each other goodbye, they all parted ways, heading to their various homes, but all of them glancing over their shoulders at the tree-house, worried about their friend as they walked. Spike waited until they were all gone before turning his attention back to the tree-house. He took a deep breath before walking up to the front door and opening it. Upon entering the house, he looked across the room and saw something he'd never have thought he'd see in his entire life.
Twilight was sitting on the other side of the room, her horn glowing and levitating a book in front of her. But the book was wrecked. It's leather cover scratched badly and several pages ripped out. But upon moving closer, Spike recognised the book as that of Starswirl the bearded. The same book Celestia had sent Twilight a few days ago. The book that had caused the switched cutie marks and even Twilight's transformation. As Spike approached, he saw Twilight use her magic to violently rip out several pages at a time. So much so that there were many shreds of torn pages strew all around her. Spike didn't like this. Twilight had nothing but the greatest respect and love for books. For her to treat one like this was unthinkable. But then again, given what that book had done to her and her friends, he could understand why she'd do this.
Slowly, he walked up beside her as she kept on destroying the book, and sat down. He hated seeing her this way, and wanted to comfort her. But all he could think of doing was lifting one hand and placing it on her side gently. Upon feeling the hand of her friend, the young unicorn finally dropped the now-ruined book, it's impact with the floor making a loud thudding sound. Twilight turned her head to face him, and Spike saw that her eyes were almost red from all the crying she had done, tears still staining her cheeks.
"Twilight? Are you okay?"
Twilight's lip was still wobbling, and she opened her mouth to speak, but no words came. Instead, she shut her eyes tight and began to sob. She moved forwards and embraced Spike in a hug. All the young dragon could hear was the sound of her sobs. Tears began to grow in his own eyes and he hugged her back in return. Twilight had been changed forever, against her will. She'd never wanted it. Never asked for it. But it had been done to her all the same. And even though she may one day recover from the shock and sadness she felt from all of this, right now, this pain was great.
And all she could do was let it out in the safe company of her oldest and most trusted friend.
"I.......I never wanted this".


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Series 4650
District Court (Second District : Davis County) Criminal case files
Dates: 1896-
These records are housed in the Utah State Archives' permanent storage room.
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Case files are made up of the various documents filed with the Second District Court in Davis County pertaining to each specific case. The records usually contain information such as the case number, and the names of the defendants, counsel, jurors, and witnesses. The case file may include complaints, indictments, subpoenas, verdicts, warrants of arrest, execution or confinement, warrant returns, affidavits, orders, judgments, appeal notices. Files rarely include transcripts of testimony.
First, second, and third degree felony cases are the predominant case file type within this series (a major crime for which the maximum imprisonment is more than one year in a state correctional institution). This would include first degree offenses such as murder, rape, aggravated kidnapping, aggravated burglary and robbery, arson, and possession with intent to distribute drugs. Second degree offenses include: manslaughter, robbery, residential burglary, kidnapping, perjury, forgery, theft of property valued over $1,000.00, forcible sexual abuse, and intentional child abuse. Third degree felonies include: burglary of non-dwellings, theft, aggravated assault, forgery, unlawful sexual intercourse, joyriding, possession with intent to distribute marijuana or cocaine, and false or forged prescriptions.
This series also contains misdemeanor cases which are punishable by a county jail term of up to one year and/or a fine. Misdemeanors include: negligent homicide, driving under the influence, theft, assault on a police officer, criminal mischief, resisting arrest, reckless driving, possession of marijuana, shoplifting, trespassing, and possession of a concealed weapon.
Juvenile cases tried prior to 1907 can also be found in this series. In 1907, a separate statewide juvenile court was established allowing juvenile court jurisdiction in all matters involving children 18 years of age and younger, including parents and guardians of juvenile delinquents.
Missing cases should not be found in appellate court records since the Supreme Court is required by law [Rule 76 (d)] to remit their decision to the District Court "together with such papers transmitted to the Supreme Court on appeal." Furthermore, Rule 75 (n) states that after the appeal has been disposed of, any original papers should be returned to the custody of the district court. Cases which are appealed to the District Court from lower courts will be found in this series.
Numerical by case number.
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Minutes from the District Court (Second District : Davis County), Series 4681, contains brief minute book entries for court proceedings on any given day.
Criminal registers of actions from the District Court (Second District : Davis County), Series 26067, contain register entries and alphabetical indices which can be used to identify the case file numbers needed to access this series for criminal cases between 1926 and 1986.
Custody History
Microfilm copies of historic case files were transferred from the court to the Utah State Archives in December 2014.
Access Restrictions
This series is classified as Public.
Preferred Citation
Cite the Utah State Archives and Records Service, the creating agency name, the series title, and the series number.
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This series was processed by Jim Kichas in January 2015.
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2 | Case Files: 364 - 556; 1908-1911 |
1 | 1897-1900 | 3-169 |
2 | 1900-1925 | 184-1361 |
3 | 1924-1938 | 1317-159 |
4 | 1938-1951 | 160-328 |
5 | 1951-1956 | 329-499 |
6 | 1956-1960 | 500-655 |
7 | 1960-1962 | 666-841 |
8 | 1962-1964 | 842-996 |
9 | 1964-1966 | 997-1159 |
10 | 1966-1967 | 1160-1334 |
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Research Interests Dr. Emmons' research is at the interface of personality psychology, the psychology of emotion and the psychology of religion. His primary interests are in the psychology of gratitude and the psychology of personal goals, and how each is related to positive psychological processes, including happiness, well-being, and personality integration. Emmons is Editor-in-Chief of The Journal of Positive Psychology. He is author of The Psychology of Ultimate Concerns (Guilford Press), The Psychology of Gratitude (Oxford University Press), Words of Gratitude (Templeton Foundation Press) and THANKS!: How Practicing Gratitude Can Make You Happier (Houghton-Mifflin). |


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CBH, Brookfield off to ERA
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The bitter grain rail access dispute between CBH Group and Brookfield Rail will head to Western Australia's Economic Regulation Authority as the state's main grain handler accuses Brookfield of an unfair access price and falling track maintenance standards. |
CBH general manager operations David Capper said last week that it seemed "unlikely" that agreement could be reached given differences in pricing expectations, and the co-operative had therefore, commenced the process to seek an access agreement under the Railways Access Code.
Negotiations have so far focused on CBH achieving satisfactory access to train pathways, ensuring that general performance standards of the tracks are maintained and access fees charged by Brookfield are reasonable in order for WA's grain supply chain to remain competitive.
"We cannot justify entering into an agreement on behalf of the growers of WA that essentially costs more, and significantly more, for access to fewer tracks with diminishing performance," Capper said.
Bill Cowan, chair of WA's Wheatbelt Railway Retention Alliance (WRAA), believes that much of the problem can be attributed back to the state government and its agreement with Brookfield.
"CBH don't believe they are getting a fair deal for themselves or the state's grain growers. Bringing in the ERA signals that there is a strong case against the unfairness in the government's monopolistic agreement with Brookfield," Cowan told Rail Express.
"CBH maintains that Brookfield's access fees are now over 50% of the total freight bill for farmers carting their grain to port.
"CBH would be hoping for the ERA's ruling to come down in their favour on the basis of charges being too high for a company with a monopoly on the rail."
However, Cowan said this may be hard for CBH to do as the charges are currently within the guidelines set out in Brookfield's charter.
However, Cowan said this may be hard for CBH to do as the charges are currently within the guidelines set out in Brookfield's charter.
"The WA Government in their haste to negotiate with Brookfield have allowed them to charge too much for track access without having to properly maintain the lines."
Cowan cites further speed restrictions being placed on the lines in the last 12 months as evidence that backs up CBH's claims that Brookfield's maintenance standards have continued to fall.
"These have fallen from 50 km/h empty and 40 km/h loaded to 30 km/h noth ways," he said.
"Even at these speeds there has been a recent derailment on Quairading-York line," he added.
Capper said that CHB is seeking a fair price for fair performance.
"WA growers need to be competitive with other countries where supply chain costs are significantly lower than ours. Even domestically, our current cost for track access is higher than any other state in Australia. We are becoming less competitive every year," Capper said.
"Growers deserve to have a network they can rely on to carry their produce to market for many years to come."
Brookfield told Rail Express that it looks forward to working with CBH and the ERA to resolve the dispute.
Brookfield did not provide comment on CBH's claims that WA farmers are not being given a fair deal.
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The comment came just hours after the US government announced that the budget deficit had topped US$1 trillion (S$1.2 trillion) for a fourth straight year despite a modest improvement thanks to stronger economic growth.
"It is important that we in the US enact a balanced framework to bring down our fiscal deficit and debt over several years, while continuing to provide support for jobs and growth in the short term," Mr Geithner told a meeting of the International Monetary and Financial Committee during the annual meeting of the IMF and World Bank, which is being held in Tokyo.
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Most people dream of swimming with dolphins, but would you be brave enough to swim with sharks? Austin Nichols is.
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10:05 PM ET, August 30, 2013
O.co Coliseum, Oakland, California
The Oakland Athletics' Jarrod Parker hasn't lost in over three months.
It's been seven weeks since the Tampa Bay Rays' David Price last tasted defeat.Parker and Price put their winning steaks on the line Friday night as these AL wild-card leaders open a three-game set in the Bay area.The 24-year-old Parker (10-6, 3.58 ERA) has given the A's a huge lift during their playoff push, going 8-0 with a 2.48 ERA in 16 starts since May 28. The right-hander has been especially dominant in his last three, allowing a combined three runs while going at least eight innings in each.Parker yielded one run and five hits in eight innings in Saturday's 2-1 road win over Baltimore."I am not really watching (my) pitch count to be honest," Parker, who threw a career-high 117 pitches, told MLB's official website. "I was just kind of digging deep at that point, trying to put zeros up and keep us in and give us chance."Parker is 0-2 with a 3.44 ERA in three career starts against the Rays. He surrendered the game's only run in 6 1/3 innings in a 1-0 defeat at Tampa Bay on April 20.Price (8-5, 3.28) has also proven unbeatable of late, going 5-0 with a 2.35 ERA in eight outings since the All-Star break. The reigning AL Cy Young Award winner, who owns a league-low 1.97 ERA since the beginning of July, yielded two runs and five hits in six innings to beat the New York Yankees 4-2 on Saturday.The left-hander has gone 2-1 with a 3.66 ERA in six outings versus Oakland, striking out 45 in 39 1/3 innings.Another solid outing from Price could go a long way for the Rays (75-57), who have hit .213 and scored 12 runs during a 1-4 slide. Tampa Bay went 0 for 8 with runners in scoring position in Thursday's 2-0 defeat to the Los Angeles Angels."Frustrating is a great word for today," manager Joe Maddon said. "It happens, and you've got to move it along and get ready for the next day."Desmond Jennings is mired in a 2-for-24 slump, while Evan Longoria and Wil Myers have gone hitless in their last 36 at-bats combined."It's definitely not what we want, but it's what we have at this point," Longoria said of the team's upcoming 10-game road trip. "I think the one positive is we still have a lead in the wild card and we are still within close striking distance (of AL East-leading) Boston with a month of baseball to play. What more could you ask for?"Loser in seven of nine on the road, Tampa Bay has taken six of eight from Oakland, including a three-game home sweep April 19-21.Sitting one-half game behind the Rays in the second wild-card spot, the A's (75-58) failed to gain any ground Thursday after coming undone at Central-leading Detroit. Oakland found itself on the verge of a four-game sweep before Grant Balfour surrendered four runs in the ninth of a 7-6 walkoff loss."It's nice to win three games here when you're looking at it coming in," manager Bob Melvin said, "but certainly when you're in position to win the fourth one, you want to win four."Brandon Moss, who went 4 for 5 with two homers and a career-high six RBIs in a 14-4 victory the night before, stayed hot with his fourth home run in three games. The first baseman is batting .394 with seven homers, 14 RBIs and 10 runs in his last 10.Copyright by STATS LLC and The Associated Press
Gameday Matchup
Tampa Bay | Oakland | |
Night | 62-47 | 57-37 |
Grass | 36-37 | 93-62 |
Current Streak | W2 | W1 |
Last 10 | 8-2 | 7-3 |
Pitching Matchup
Gameday Lineups
NO. | Tampa Bay | Oakland |
1. | D. DeJesus, RF | C. Crisp, DH |
2. | B. Zobrist, 2B | J. Donaldson, 3B |
3. | E. Longoria, 3B | J. Lowrie, SS |
4. | M. Joyce, LF | Y. Cespedes, LF |
5. | J. Loney, 1B | N. Freiman, 1B |
6. | D. Jennings, CF | A. Callaspo, 2B |
7. | K. Johnson, DH | C. Young, CF |
8. | J. Molina, C | B. Moss, RF |
9. | Y. Escobar, SS | K. Suzuki, C |
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Through his first 8 starts this season, Jarrod Parker had a 6.86 ERA. In the 18 starts since, he's 8-1 with a 2.49 ERA. A big part of his turnaround has been the effectiveness with which he's spotted his changeup, primarily down and away from batters. [+]Jarrod Parker: Changeup Effectiveness
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