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Yurok Tribal Ordinances
Section 1. Authority
(A) This Ordinance is issued by the authority of the Yurok Tribal Council as provided by the
Constitution of the Yurok Tribe.
Section 2. Purpose
(A) Whereas the Tribal Council is authorized by Article IV of the Constitution of the Yurok
Tribe "to preserve and promote our culture, language, and religious beliefs and practices,
and pass them on to our children, our grandchildren, and to their children and
grandchildren, on and on, forever;" and
(B) Whereas the Tribal Council wishes to fulfill and balance the preservation, promotion, and
protection of cultural resources without regulating Yurok ceremonies and traditional
(C) Now, therefore, be it resolved that the following ordinance governing the protection of
cultural resources is hereby enacted and shall be effective upon the date of approval by
the Tribal Council.
Section 3: Findings and Declarations
(A) The Tribe finds and declares that it wishes to protect cultural resources and to establish
a systematic process to implement that protection.
(B) The Tribal Council has directed various tribal departments and committees to preserve,
promote, and protect cultural resources. In tum, the cultural resource missions of the
various tribal departments and committees with cultural resource functions is to carry out
the Yurok tribe's commitment to preserve, archive, protect, document, restore, return,
re-inter and promote the culture, heritage, language, and religion of the Yurok people.
(C) Therefore, the Tribal Council adopts this Cultural Resources Protection Ordinance to
protect and promote the political integrity, economic security, health, safety and welfare
of the Tribe, its members, and all persons living on or passing through the Yurok
Reservation; and to protect and preserve the environment, lands, culture and resources of
the Tribe, wherever those resources may exist.
Section 4: Definitions
(A) "Advisor to Court" refers to a person the Court may seek to appoint to help the Court
reach a disposition in each case that is consistent with the purposes of this ordinance
and with the Yurok cultural imperatives.
(B) "Ancestral Lands" refers to the indigenous territory of the Yurok Tribe as described in
Article I Section I of the Constitution of the Yurok Tribe.
(C) "Complainant" refers to any individual, including but not necessarily limited to the
Tribe, who submits a claim of violation under this Ordinance pursuant to Section 6, any
rules or regulations promulgated pursuant thereto, or any conditions of an issued
permit, in accordance with the procedures set out in Section 7.
(D) "Cultural Resources" is used herein to include:
(i) Traditional Cultural Properties - defined as a place of importance because of an
association with cultural practices or beliefs rooted in a living community and are
important in maintaining and continuing the cultural identity of the community.
(ii) Districts - defined as a grouping of traditional cultural properties, sites, buildings
structures, or objects that are linked historically, aesthetically, or traditionally by
function, theme, physical development or by plan. The properties within a district are
usually contiguous, but noncontiguous districts are possible.
(iii) Sites - defined as a location of a significant event or of historical or traditional
human occupation or activity, including burials.
(iv) Ceremonial Site - defined as a location where a traditional Yurok ceremony is
conducted, either collectively or individually.
(v) Buildings - defined as a structure constructed principally to shelter any kind of
human activity.
(vi) Structures - defined as a functional construction which does not primarily shelter
human activity.
(vii) Objects - defined as a construction with primarily artistic or functional value,
and can be small and/or simply constructed. While objects can be moveable,
they are primarily associated with a spatial setting or specific function.
(viii) Cultural items - defined as including associated and unassociated
funerary objects and human remains, sacred objects, and objects of cultural patrimony.
(E) "Inadvertent Discovery" refers to the unanticipated encounter or detection of human
remains, funerary objects, sacred objects, or objects of cultural patrimony found under
or on the surface of the ground.
(F) "Person(s)" refers to any Indian or non-Indian individual, corporation, firm,
partnership, joint venture, association, social club, estate, and trust, as well as the
United States, Tribe, State, county, city, district, municipality, other political
subdivision of any state, or any other group or combination acting as a unit, in
addition to associated staff.
(G) "Reservation" refers to all land, minerals, vegetation, air, and water located within the
exterior boundaries of the Yurok Reservation.
(H) "Respondent" refers to any person subject to a claim of violation by a complainant or
found in violation of this Ordinance.
(I) "Tribal Council" refers to the governing body of the Yurok Tribe under the authority of
the Constitution of the Yurok Tribe.
(J) "Tribe" refers to the Yurok Tribe, a federally-recognized sovereign nation, except as
used in subparagraph F.
(K) "Violation" refers to any alleged or detennined infringement of this Ordinance.
(L) "Yurok ceremonial practitioners" refers to any person of Yurok affiliation engaging in
or demonstrating knowledge of traditional Yurok ceremonial practices.
(M) "Yurok cultural practitioners" refers to any person ofYurok affiliation engaging in or
demonstrating knowledge of traditional Yurok cultural practices
(N) "Yurok Tribal Member" or "Tribal Member" refers to any individual identified by the
Yurok Tribe Enrollment Department as being a certified, enrolled member of the
Yurok Tribe according to Article II Section I of the Constitution of the Yurok Tribe.
Section 5. Scope and Jurisdiction
(A) Any person(s) who enters onto the Yurok Reservation shall be subject to this
Ordinance and shall be deemed to have consented to the jurisdiction of the Tribe and
to be bound by the lawful ordinances of the Tribe.
(B) The applicability of this Ordinance shall extend to all person(s) who engage in the
activities described in Section 6, or that violate Section 7 or any other
section of this ordinance as applicable, which are governed by this Ordinance.
(C) This Ordinance does not attempt to regulate traditional and/or ceremonial activities,
(i) Conducting ceremonies and the maintenance of access to traditional ceremonial
sites by known Yurok ceremonial practitioners;
(ii) Visitation, internment, brushing, and maintenance of cemeteries by persons
affiliated with a particular cemetery, or their designee(s);
(iii) Restoration, rehabilitation, and construction of traditional buildings by Yurok
cultural practitioners and their designees;
(iv) Reburial or reinterment of cultural resources inadvertently discovered, per
Yurok traditional methods, except when resources are exposed through grounddisturbing
activities; and
(v) Traditional gathering activities by Yurok cultural practitioners.
Section 6. Prohibited Activities
(A) No person shall violate any provision of this Ordinance or any rule or regulation
adopted pursuant to this Ordinance. Such violations may include failure to obtain a
permit when required and not complying with Section 9 in the event of an inadvertent
(B) No person shall damage, deface, destroy, desecrate, remove, excavate, or otherwise
disturb cultural resources or conduct activities with the potential to damage, deface,
destroy, desecrate, remove, excavate, or otherwise disturb cultural resources without a
valid Cultural Resources Management permit issued by the Yurok Tribal Council.
(C) No person shall violate any condition of a permit, including:
(i) Failing to respond to directives given by enforcement personnel pursuant to this
(ii) Willful exposure, destruction, or removal of any cultural resources within the
Yurok Reservation.
(iii) Knowingly making false statements during, or after, an inquiry by Yurok Tribal
Council and Yurok Tribal Police or aid, abet or conspire with a person to evade the
provisions of this Ordinance.
(iv) Engaging in a regulated activity in a faulty, careless or negligent mauner.
(v) Using fraud or misrepresentation in making an application for, or for renewal of, a
Section 7. Cultural Resource Management Permits
(A) A Cultural Resource Management Permit will be required prior to conducting any
ground-disturbing activities, as well as other activities which have the potential to
damage, deface, destroy, desecrate, remove, excavate, or otherwise disturb cultural
resources within the jurisdiction outlined in Section 5.
(B) Persons who meet the exemptions identified in Section 5(C) are not required to obtain a
permit under this ordinance.
(C) The Yurok Tribal Council has the sole authority to issue Cultural Resource Management
Permits per this Ordinance under the advisement of staff and committee members
outlined in Section 9.
(D) Any permit issued under this Ordinance must conform to the following requirements:
(i) All permit holders must comply with any and all conditions applied to a permit,
this may include that activities can only be conducted while a Tribal cultural monitor
is present and/or following a Tribal cultural resources survey.
(ii) Changes in scope of a project or undertaking will require a reassessment of the
permit and its conditions and may require issuance of a superseding permit.
(iii) Permits shall only be issued to persons 18 years of age or older unless there is
written consent from a parent or guardian.
(iv) The length of applicability for pennits shall be at the discretion of the Yurok Tribal
Council and shall be reasonable based upon the purpose of the permit.
(v) No permit shall be issued to applicants that have been cited for violations of this
Ordinance when it is detemlined by the Tribal Council that such violations indicate the
applicant could pose a threat to the cultural integrity of the Reservation.
Section 8. Inadvertent Discovery
(A) Any person who, during the course of any activity, discovers cultural resources including
but not necessarily limited to human remains and funerary objects shall immediately,
follow the Yurok tribe's Inadvertent Discovery Protocol and Procedures.
Section 9. Roles and Responsibilities
(A) The Yurok Tribe Cultural Resource Programs work to promote and protect all Yurok
cultural resources throughout Yurok Ancestral Lands. The following describes the
tribe's cultural resource programs and their functions:
(i) The Tribal Archaeologist documents and records site damage, conducts field
surveys, and performs research for compliance studies under the National Historic
Preservation Act.
(ii) The NAGPRA Coordinator is responsible for managing
inadvertent discoveries, intentional excavations, repatriation and disposition
negotiations and transfers of cultural items and all other related functions under the
Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA).
(iii) The Tribal Heritage Preservation Officer is responsible for dealing with cultural
resources, particularly those eligible for or on the National Register of Historic
Places, consultation for cultural resources within Ancestral Lands, concurrence for
projects requiring Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act, and
authorizing Tribal cultural monitors, as well as for maintaining a Tribal Register of
Historic Places and managing the Tribal Inventory for the Yurok Reservation.
(B) The Tribal Archaeologist, NAGPRA Coordinator, and the Tribal Heritage
Preservation Officer have a role in ensuring this Ordinance is complied with, as well
as gathering and providing pertinent infonnation to the Tribal Council for permit
issuance and to the Tribal Police and may act as an Advisor to Court as requested.
(C) There are two Committees of knowledgeable elders and community members that
serve as an advisory capacity to staff and the Tribal Council for the purpose of
cultural resources protection.
(i) The Culture Committee serves in two advisory functions. The primary function is
to advise the Tribal Heritage Preservation Officer under Section 106 of the National
Historic Preservation Act per the Memorandum of Understanding between the Yurok
Tribe and the National Park Service. The second function is as an advisory body to
the Yurok Tribal Council, enabled by approved bylaws as adopted by the Tribal
(ii) The Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act
(NAGPRA) Committee serves
as an advisory group to the Yurok Tribal Council. This Committee is enabled by
their approved bylaws as adopted by the Tribal Council to advise the Tribal Council
on all matters involving repatriation, disposition, reburial, excavation, legal and
illegal removal of human remains, funerary objects, and cultural items of the Yurok
Tribe and members, as well as matters involving repatriation from museums or
Federal agencies.
Section 10. Mitigation and Abatement
(A) Any person who damages, defaces, destroys, desecrates, removes, excavates, or
otherwise disturbs cultural resources of the Tribe shall be liable for all costs
and actions associated with, or necessary to abate and/or mitigate effects to the cultural
integrity of the Tribe; and restore the property or landscape to the condition as it existed
immediately prior to the damage as determined by the Yurok Tribal Court.
Section 11. Enforcement
(A) Claims of violations may be investigated by the Yurok Tribal Police, in collaboration
with the Tribal Archaeologist, NAGPRA Coordinator, and the Tribal
Heritage Preservation Officer.
(B) Yurok Tribal Police Officers may issue citations to any person believed to have
committed a violation of this Ordinance.
(C) Any person who violates this Ordinance may be subject to prosecution before the Yurok
Tribal Court.
Section 12. Civil Penalties
(A) Any person violating the terms of this Ordinance within the Yurok Reservation is subject
to a civil fine in an amount not to exceed five thousand dollars ($5,000) for each cultural
resource or for each day in which the violation occurs. Violation of human remains, is a
mandatory minimum fine of five thousand dollars ($5,000).
(B) If a pennit provision is not complied with by the permit holder, in addition to monetary
fines defined in subparagraph A, the civil penalty of suspension, revocation, non-renewal,
or denial of the permit, as well as denial of any and all future permits may be applied.
(C) In determining the type and amount of the penalty and/or fine, the Yurok Tribal Court
shall consider the appropriateness of such fine and/or penalty in light of the gravity of the
violation, any effects on cultural resources and the environment resulting from the
violation and the economic conditions of the person charged, with the exception of
human remains, which is a mandatory minimum $5,000 fine. To guide the assessment of
fines, the following matrix of mandatory minimum fines shall be consulted:
Minor impact to a cultural resource, inadvertent
Minor impact to a cultural resource
Moderate impact to a cultural resource, inadvertent
Moderate impact to a cultural resource
Theft and/or removal of a cultural resource, non-human items
Severe impact to a cultural resource, inadvertent
Severe impact to a cultural resource
Violations involving human remains
(D) In assessing penalties or fines, the Yurok Tribal Court may assign community service
in addition to or in lieu of fines payment. In no case will the amount of community
service calculated at the Tribal minimum wage be greater than the allowable fines
appropriate to the violation.
(E) Fines and community service described under this Section are wholly separate from
Mitigation and Abatement described in Section 10.
(F) The Court may also impose the sanction of banishment for a Tribal Member for a
period to be determined by the Court or exclusion of a non-Tribal Member for period
to be determined by the Court. Such orders will be consistent with the gravity of the
Section 13. Civil Damages and/or Injunctive Actions
(A) In the event that any person, as a result of a violation of this Ordinance, should
proximately cause any physical damage to any other person(s) residing within, or to
any real or personal property situated in, the Yurok Reservation, the Yurok Tribal
Councilor the person(s) adversely affected shall have the right to seek monetary
and/or injunctive relief in the Yurok Tribal Court.
Section 14. Cultural Resource Protection Fund
(A) Any fines or administrative fees collected by the Tribe pursuant to this Ordinance
shall be deposited with the Tribe to be credited to the Cultural Resources Protection
(B) The Cultural Resources Protection Fund shall be used for expenses related to
protecting cultural resources within Yurok Ancestral Lands, subject to the Yurok
Tribal Council budget review process.
Section 15. Confidentiality
(A) The Tribe shall withhold from the public information about the location, character, or
ownership of cultural resources if the Tribe determines that disclosure may cause a
significant invasion of privacy; risk harm to cultural resources; or impede the use of a
traditional or ceremonial site by practitioners.
Section 16. Severability
(A) If any provision of this Ordinance, or the application thereof to any person or
circumstance, is held invalid, its invalidity does not affect other provisions or
applications of this Ordinance and to this end the provisions of this Ordinance are
Section 17. Sovereign Immunity
(A) The sovereign immunity of the Tribe is in no manner waived by this Ordinance or by
any action by the Tribal Councilor staff of the Tribe acting pursuant to this
Section 18. Amendments
(A) This Ordinance may be amended at any time by the Tribal Council.
Approved this 9 th Day of September, 2009.
Cynthia McKernan
Recording Secretary
Yurok Tribe Cultural Resources Protection Ordinance
Council Approved 9-9-2009


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- Dimensions: 148mm x 199mm x 14mm | 308g
- Publication date: 1 September 1999
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Carries EU Toy Safety Directive 'CE' logo. This is a board book version of this classic picture book that introduces characters from traditional stories, such as the `Three Bears`, `Mother Hubbard` and `Tom Thumb`, and encourages children to participate and to find the characters hidden in the pictures. The text, with its strong rhyme and rhythm, is perfect to read aloud to very young children.
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Janet & Allan Ahlberg created many acclaimed picture books from 1975 to shortly before Janet's death in 1994. Allan taught before becoming a full-time writer and Janet studied graphic design before becoming an illustrator. EACH PEACH PEAR PLUM and THE JOLLY CHRISTMAS POSTMAN won Kate Greenaway Medals and PEEPO! won Parents Magazine's Best Books For Babies Award.
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Bhaktivedanta VedaBase: Śrī Caitanya Caritāmṛta Madhya 12.108
pūrṇa kumbha lañā āise śata bhakta-gaṇa
śūnya ghaṭa lañā yāya āra śata jana
pūrṇa kumbha — a filled waterpot; lañā — taking; āise — come; śata bhakta-gaṇa — hundreds of devotees; śūnya ghaṭa — an empty waterpot; lañā — taking back; yāya — go; āra — another; śata jana — hundreds of men.
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Replacing Course(s)
This course replaces the following course(s): AHIS3110. Students who have successfully completed AHIS3110 are not eligible to enrol in AHIS2000.
Assessment Items
Essay: Short essay
Written Assignment: Tutorial paper or Source Analysis
Essay: Major essay
Contact Hours
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"This is a Lebanese salad (my version of tabbouleh) that we like served with everything!"
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1 cup
tomatoes, seeded and chopped
cucumbers, peeled and chopped
green onions, chopped
3 cloves
garlic, minced
1 cup
chopped fresh parsley
1/3 cup
fresh mint leaves
2 teaspoons
1/2 cup
lemon juice
2/3 cup
olive oil
If you use 1 cup of bulgar wheat, and 1 cup of boiling water, I've found you won't need to drain any excess water from the wheat. All of the water will be soaked up by the wheat and be a wonderful consistency!
For a much healthier version, try using a scant 4 tablespoons of oil. It still tastes delicious and is quite a bit less oily. Also, let the bulgur sit for an hour with about 1 1/8 cup of hot water, it doesn't have to be boiling hot. The bulgur soaks up the water perfectly.
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I would like to suggest some modifications to this recipe: instead of cucumbers u can chop lemon skin into very tiny cubes, add another cup of very finely chopped parsley,and u don't need to soak the borgol with boiling water just rinse them and soak them with the lemons that you're going to use in the dressing.Most important, garlic shouldn't be used.
Try with it on the side fresh cabbages or lettuce.
I'm lebanese and that's the lebanese way of preparing it.
Hope u like this recipe and Bon Appetit!!!
I have now made this recipe a few times to take to a braai (South African barbeque) and it always goes down very well and it goes very well with grilled meat. I have made it with red and brown onion instead of the spring onion when I have been out of spring onion and I like the red onion best. I have also found that the olive oil should be reduced to 1/4 cup (for my tastes) and that the bulgar should be soaked in less water to save the mess of draining it - about 1 1/4 cups. This also keeps it kinda crunchy and prevents it going soggy. This salad must be well mixed again before serving as the dressing settles to the bottom. All in all a great recipe.
Lastnight was Greek night at our house. How great that every recipe I wanted was on this site! This is particularly good Tabbouleh. I like your version, Katherine. The only thing I did differently was to cut the olive oil to 1/2c (only because everything else on the menu had Oil in it too), added some red onion for color, and added 3/4 cup more parsley. This was sooooo good! Thanks for sharing.Our Greek night was a success because of cooks like you! :0)
The only regrets my husband had about moving from downtown Chicago was that he would miss our butcher and our favorite Mediterranean restaurant for Tabbouleh. Well I found a new butcher and now (thanks to Katherine), my search for great Tabbouleh is over! In fact, My husband loves this so much, he ran out to buy me a Cuisinart Mini Prep to eliminate the chopping chore and ease his guilt over wanting double batches!
This was really good and healthy! I soaked the wheat longer than 30 minutes and it soaked up all of the water and there was nothing to drain.
Very good recipe, although my husband (who loves tabbouleh) couldn't remember ever having any with bulgar in it. At any rate, he said it was very good; I made Peppy's pitas from this site (excellent) along with Hummus III (the best!!) and this is what I did: I cut the pitas into triangles, lightly toasted them in the oven, and spread each piece ith a bit of hummus and topped with some tabbouleh. Arrange on a platter and garnish with bits of parsley, red pepper, and green onions, and you've got a presentation worthy of any gourmet restaurant. Wonderful recipe Katherine!
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Servings Per Recipe: 8
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Calories from Fat: 166
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KTC is dependent upon and appreciative of its many volunteers. Without them, we as a club simply could not function. The following is our way of saying "thanks". At the end of the long distance season:
• Volunteers who work 5 - 12 events (races, adopt-a-highway, track meets,
special KTC functions) will receive a special KTC commemorative award.
• Those who work 13-20 will receive one of KTC's great commemorative gifts.
• Those who work more than 20 will receive a truly memorable award.
Two volunteer service awards are given yearly, the Ginny Canfield Memorial Award for excellence in road racing support, and the Allan Morgan Award for contributions to the club and community, are presented to the individuals the who best represent the club's volunteer spirit by going above and beyond the call of duty.
Volunteers are asked to keep tally of which events they work, and in July of each year, notify Volunteer Coordinator Sara Webb. Awards will be presented at the annual KTC picnic in August.
Every time you help out with a KTC race, meet, KTC assisted race, adopt a creek or adopt a highway crew, you earn a coupon. If you work an event which is at least 35 miles outside of Knoxville, or you work any event for longer than 5 hours, you receive two coupons. Each coupon has a redemption value of $5.00. This can be used toward a registration fee, both pre-registration and/or day of race. (an additional coupon for the latter.) It can also be used toward the purchase of KTC merchandise. And if you work a race and like the shirt, you can immediately redeem the coupon for a raceday shirt. As in the past, the purpose of it all is to encourage, recognize, and reward our volunteers.
Volunteers are always needed and welcome for KTC races and track meets. Contact Sara Webb to sign up.
The Ginny Canfield Memorial Service Award
Each year since 1986 an award has been given, named for Ginny Canfield, the tireless woman whose energy, skill, and good cheer epitomized the KTC volunteer, to the KTC volunteer or volunteers who best represent the wonderful tradition of volunteerism that had made KTC great, and her husband Hal, one of the founders of our club. Here is a list of those award winners.
2010-2011 David Simpson
2009-2010 Eric Branch
2008-2009 Ed Leaver
2007-2008 Ken Childs
2006-2007 Felon Wilson
2005-2006 Tracy Rafferty
2004-2005 Pat Kouns
2003-2004 Hayes and Joyce Hunter
2002-2003 Jerry and Betty Schohl
2001-2002 Doug and Gail Anderson
2000-2001 Cindy Spangler
1999-2000 Richard Dodson
1998-1999 Dave Nelson
1997-1998 Brint Adams
1996-1997 Ron and Becca Fuller
1995-1996 Sherman Ames
1994-1995 Mike Marchant
1993-1994 Richard French
1992-1993 Donnie Baldock
1991-1992 Ron and Angie Manis
1990-1991 Ian Oxley
1989-1990 Marjorie McLean
1988-1989 George Clark
1987-1988 Dave and Vim Silvus
1986-1987 Chuck and Barbara Pate
1985-1986 Bob Winter
The Allan Morgan Award
Awarded for the first time in 2010, The Allan Morgan Award, named in honor of our club's first Executive Director, is designed to pay tribute to club members who have an exemplary influence and effect on the community at large.
2010-2011 Ken St.Germain
2009-2010 Bob Barber


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The shocking death of Delia and the heart-wrenching performances that followed drew in the largest viewing audience that the show has had in nearly two years, according to a "Y&R" press release. That's no surprise, but it remains to be seen if those ratings can be sustained. The biggest drawbacks would appear to be certain poorly received storylines and the continued stream of newbies pushing into Genoa City. Notably, there was a huge positive fan response to the return of veteran core character Ashley Abbott, and the Abbott family reunion this week as compared to any of the stories with lesser known characters at the forefront. Thoughts:
I heard I was needed.
It was amazing to have Ashley return and share scenes with Billy at this difficult time - loved their interaction at the park. The Abbott family being all together felt so right. It was especially cool to see them sit down to breakfast as they did so often in the past, though there was a moment where their chatter and laughter felt awkwardly inappropriate in the face of their loss - particularly in Billy's presence. Notably, Summer was a better fit in the group than NuKyle, who still hasn't 'clicked' as an Abbott after all these months. On the whole, however, it was a breath of fresh air to have a core family gathering - if only it could always be like that.
Goodbye to our little girl.
The scenes surrounding the funeral were very well done - Billy and Chloe outside the doors together knocked the breath out of many viewers, and everyone leaving as Chloe's voice read Delia's poem was very poignant. The tea party for Delia was an almost unbearably bittersweet idea. Victor was so moved by it all he actually paid Billy a compliment, telling him he was showing great courage. What next? The icing on the cake was the Esther/Jill moment - holding hands and missing their granddaughter. But, was it worth it to kill off Delia and her potential for future storylines in order to have the current heart-wrenching storyline play out and to garner the high ratings? Let Soaps.com know your opinion by voting in our "Y&R" poll:
The weight of guilt.
The contrast of Adam kneeling at the roadside memorial as Delia was laid to rest was very powerful. Adam wrestling, almost wordlessly, with the weight of the guilt he's carrying has resonated with viewers to quite a degree. When he learned Connor could see, when Chelsea mentioned Delia, and when Chloe visited, there was that twist in the gut. For insight from the actor, read Soaps.com's interview with Michael Muhney.
Let you go.
Sharon improved to the point where she was able to take on Devious Cassie, so shouldn't it soon be dawning on her that she is still allowing Summer, Nick, Jack, and families to walk around believing Summer is Jack's biological daughter when she's not? If she's truly getting back to being herself then this would torment her since it's not who she is to have done something so diabolical. Needs to be addressed...
Nikki's secret.
Being honest, I'm more excited about Nikki having a storyline than the actual storyline itself, if that makes sense. As the reveal is being set-up it's becoming fairly easy to imagine how it will play out and how everyone involved will react. A surprising reaction or twist viewers don't see coming would be welcome.
Oh, Michael telling Lauren the prison welcome wagon paid him a visit was perhaps the best line of the week - he's such a gem. Unfortunately, this storyline is not so much so - the crazy just keeps coming. At this point, none of the Baldwins' actions even make much sense. Lauren lashing out at Paul and everyone else was rather irritating when her rigid attitude toward Michael over Fen's bullying, and her ensuing infidelity, was what put all this in motion. Even though it's coming from being panic-stricken, she might want to dial down the attitude a bit. Paul telling her he's sick of them trying to manipulate the system was an eye-opener, but he perpetrated that to some extent by letting them, and Kevin, get away with things before.
Courtney's a customer.
Wow, so suddenly Courtney has a huge drug problem, according to Fen's dealer, Raven. Um, since when? Wouldn't Summer have some inkling of this, having been her best friend for eons? This means our suspicions about Courtney pushing Noah into working at Newman because she has an agenda are also probably true. Ugh.
Hilary's redemption.
Hilary's overnight change of heart and redemption is as far-fetched as Courtney being a big drug fiend. Please. After all these months of this hardcore vendetta that viewers have been dragged through, suddenly it's all warm fuzzies? Cane stopped by to express a more realistic view of the matter, but neither Hilary nor Neil paid him much attention. What is perhaps most mind-boggling is that none of them appear interested in following up on what exactly Rose's connection to Gus was, and/or just how it came to be that Neil happened to start dating a woman (Leslie) whose father just happened to have a relationship with this woman named Rose, whom Neil just randomly met in a bar one night in another city, who just happened to die the night he met her, and whose daughter was able to track him down and begin harassing them all. Incredible!
Dippy Devon?
Devon going to Victor for 'mentoring', and being so easily manipulated by Mason made him look like a bit of a potential mark this week.
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While our best-dressed at the ALMA Awards list was surprising, the not-so-best dressed list also has some unexpected entries. And what all of them had in common was that all of them messed up wearing, what normally is our favorite shade, black. Nicole Richie has no business being anything but fabulously attired. We get what she was going for in this black, semi-sheer Mathieu Mirano dress with gold accents — haute couture, edgy. Unfortunately, the black and gold texturing on the front of the dress looks like it's eating her alive. Love the makeup and hair, though! Naya Rivera's Dolce & Gabbana pant suit would have been good idea if she has paid attention to the fit. Are we feeling the raccoon eyes too? Not too sure about that. Maybe with different hair. Then there was Christina Aguilera, and we will defend her against anyone who says anything about her weight. Stop hating on her curves. We're not feeling her styling, that's all. The peroxide hair with the the purple tips. The caked makeup that looks about two inches thick. The way OTT heels. She would have worked that black Michael Kors gown with the sexy lacy cutouts had she pared back everything else. Kat Deluna, on the other had should have picked a better dress, and a better makeup artist to do her justice. That gown with the ruffled slit does not work. Nor does co-host of the evening, Eva Longoria's, who should have stuck with the Monique Lhuillier gown she wore upon arrival. What's up with those patterned sheer swirly's on the lower half of the gown? And while we're at it, what's up with Roselyn Sanchez's crazy bun? Click through the gallery to find out what we're talking about.
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By Mark Hanna, Department of Ag and Biosystems EngineeringTractor operations represent a significant portion of annual on-farm fuel costs. Rising fuel prices present a challenge for Iowa's farmers as they prepare for spring field work. A new publication from Iowa State University Extension illustrates the "shift up, throttle back" technique to reduce tractor fuel consumption and related expenses.
"Shift Up and Throttle Back to Save Tractor Fuel" (PM 2089M) is available to download from the Extension Online Store, www.extension.iastate.edu/store.
This year's rising temperatures are accompanied by rising fuel prices, striving to get the best performance from any tractor can help farmers to reduce costs by conserving fuel. Late-model tractors with "infinitely" or "continuously" variable transmissions are designed to automatically perform at maximum fuel efficiency, but older models need more attention. Spring field work requires varying amounts of drawbar force depending on the size of the tractor, the size of the implement and soil conditions. With a partial drawbar load, the fuel efficiency of a diesel engine is fairly forgiving if the operator will "shift up and throttle back."
The first step to reduce fuel consumption is remembering to shift up to a higher gear and ease back on the throttle when the tractor is only partially loaded. This technique alone can easily improve fuel savings by 10 percent.
For more tips on tractor maintenance, visit the farm energy website; educators should consider registering for the upcoming Farm Energy webinar scheduled for May 11.
The Farm Energy webinar and publications are part of a series of farm energy conservation and efficiency educational materials being developed through the ISU Farm Energy Initiative. The purpose is to increase farmers' awareness of opportunities for improving efficient use of farm energy. The initiative also will help farmers and utility providers to explore alternatives to reduce farm energy demand and to improve overall profitability in a rapidly changing energy environment.
Mark Hanna is an extension agricultural engineer in agricultural and biosystems engineering with responsibilities in field machinery. Hanna can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or (515) 294-0468.
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Students who are seeking a program in the certificate areas of gerontology or public administration.
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Native Mid-Westerners Andrew Morris and Julie Bates met in Leipzig, Germany, where the duo began a folk/bluegrass collaboration influenced by the urban decay of East Germany. On Thursday night, the Matchsellers make their Southeast Texas debut with a sweet little bluegrass show at Kizmet Studio. When: 7 p.m. Thursday Where: Kizmet Studio, 6039 39th St., […] [Read More]


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Test scores are in, and while the Harrison County school system exceeded many state goals, some Harrison County schools fell short of the federal No Child Left Behind requirements.
On the state level, each Harrison County school raised its Kentucky Core Content Test score, with Harrison County's overall score increasing from 83 to 88, based on a 140 scale.
As the flu season soon begins, seasonal flu vaccines are hard to find.
"Suppliers are not guaranteeing a date on when they can get us more vaccines," said Crystal Caudill, WEDCO Public Health Director.
While flu clinics and appointments have been scheduled at the health department throughout the month of October, Caudill said there is a chance flu shots will run out before the appointments.
"There is no guarantee," Caudill said Tuesday afternoon.
To the editor:
You recently published a letter from me in regards to dangerous driving on US 62 (Cynthiana Road). Thank you. I wanted to inform your readers of a possible concern I became aware of afterwards - using cruise control on one's vehicle on wet surfaces. Whenever cruise control is on, two other factors come into play.
1.) In order to maintain a constant speed, sometimes the vehicle will accelerate on its own... which could cause you to hydroplane, and thus lose control.
It's Thursday evening and 50 pairs of tapping feet have gathered for choir practice.
"Altos, where's your pitch?" director Karen Bear asked the middle group of women - all part of the first-ever community choir.
With hands in the air and glasses perched at the tip of her nose, Karen Bear motioned for the perfect pitch.
Beth Laytart followed with an accompanying piano note.
"Can we go on or do you need it one more time?" Bear asked.
The altos, they responded, were good.
Harrison County Judge-Executive Alex Barnett asked for and received a vote of confidence from magistrates for an agreement with the Handy House Committee.
Barnett said the county will not expect a complete restoration of the Handy House to be completed within five years. However, he said the house should be stabilized and the exterior appearance improved within that allotted time.
It appears that bidding a new contract for county residents' trash service will save between $1 and $2.80 per month for each household.
Of the four bids received, the apparent low bidder for residential trash service was Legacy Carting with a $12.95 monthly rate.
County residents are currently paying Rumpke $15.75 per month for a once-a-week pick up.
Each of the bids also includes a 10 percent discount for senior citizens.
On Tuesday afternoon, the Westside Elementary Mystery Book Club got to ask author Eric Berlin questions about his book 'The Puzzling World of Winston Breen.'
The students and author sat face to face, yet miles apart.
Berlin was in Connecticut. The students were in the library at Westside.
"Writing has always been a part of my life," Berlin told the 18 students over the computer program Skype.
With Berlin's face on the computer monitor, students took turns going up to the computer to ask the author questions.
Both of the Harrison County cross country squads saw the season come to an end Saturday as they competed in the regional at the Archives course in Frankfort.
Although this course is considered to be one of the tougher ones in the state, nearly the entire team ran the best time on it Saturday, but still could not qualify for the state meet.
Harrison County competes in one of the most talented regions in the state in AA with many of the teams running outstanding times.
For the second week in a row, the weather created field conditions that were not very conducive to performing a marching band show. For the second week in a row, the Marching Thorobreds gave a tremendous effort and had a great performance.
The Kentucky Music Educators Association (KMEA) State Marching Band Championships began with quarterfinal competition Saturday, with class AAAA performing at Madison Southern High School in Berea.
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Births announced this week are: Anna Marguerite Dahmer, Oct. 21, daughter of Marilyn June Welte and Stephen Paul Dahmer; Matthew Fritz McCarty, Oct. 28, son of Charles Nicholas and Leslie Fritz McCarty; Cheyenne Noelle Cook, Oct. 18, daughter of Tim and Nancy Cook; Jacob Robert House, Oct. 10, son of Robert and Margaret Leverette House.
The Harrison County High School Marching Breds take second state title in Bowling Green. Their performance them was Festival of the Royals (it's a changing of the guard).
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EDC names interim leaders
The Henderson-Vance Economic Development Commission has temporarily filled its chairman and vice-chairman positions.
The board voted to approve Tom Church as interim chairman and Jim Kearney as interim vice-chairman at its monthly meeting Wednesday.
Andrea Harris, board secretary and treasurer, said the permanent appointments will be made sometime this summer.
Sam Watkins Jr., former chairman for more than 30 years, died unexpectedly last month, and Paul Harris, the former vice chairman, resigned in late February.
At the meeting, the board also continued its February discussion on whether the organization can afford significantly higher membership dues to the Research Triangle Regional Partnership.
RTRP is a public-private partnership composed of economic development agencies that works with state entities to market the 13-county region for new investments.
The Henderson-Vance EDC has been paying about $4,500 in dues, but that could increase to roughly $12,000 if the organization decides to raise dues from 10 cents per capita to 30 cents per capita.
Some board members said the expense is worth the connections RTRP offers.
"Given my age, I remember when Vance County functioned in sort of a isolated matter which proved in the long term to be detrimental to us in terms of our overall economic growth," Harris said. "I think relationships make a difference, and if we would utilize those relationships that are available to us through RTRP, I think we could help the county."
Chuck Teeter, chairman of the finance committee, said the proposed fiscal year 2014-'15 budget for the Henderson-Vance EDC allocates $4,500 for RTRP dues.
Any additional revenue for those dues would likely come from the EDC's marketing budget, he said.
"You would have to determine where you would be better off," he said. "Would you get more out of the $10,000 in RTRP or out of the marketing side?"
The board members agreed to determine where Franklin, Warren and Granville counties stand on the issue.
"I do think it is important for us to poll the other counties and know what their plans are too," Church said. "I think it's important that, whatever we do, we present a united front."
The board also received an update from the site identification committee, which is in the process of listing unoccupied Raleigh Road properties on a state site database.
Informational letters with details about the database and the role of the Henderson-Vance EDC will go out to the property owners soon.
"I would add the property owners have been slow in responding to us," said Bob Herford, a member of the site identification committee. "We make the contact and you make another contact and another contact, and they don't do what they are supposed to do to help you help them. I think these letters will hopefully help them."
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Why is my Dual 2.7 G5, 5 gigs ram, Slow?
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I guess it never seemed to perform up to my expectations. Then I added the 4 gigs of ram and then it really didn't meet my expectations for performance.
I'm using Tiger 10.4.10, and I do install new programs from time to time....usually soft synth plug-ins for use with Pro Tools, Ableton Live, etc...
I am going to take a better look and see what I can remove as far as software apps.
I know ram isn't the only thing that determines the speed of the computer, and I try to keep some free space on my internal drive..which has 113GB available out of 234GB total... I save almost all files on external drives though.
I know there's certain programs for pc that help optimize your computer but I can't seem to find any optimization tools for my G5. Let me know what other info I can provide. Thanks
Those optimization tools for PC are almost always scams. Even the ones sold by reputable companies do little to actually improve the performance of the computer. Try removing and and reinstalling the ram. Sometimes this will help. If that doesn't work try removing all the modules and using them one at a time to see if one module in paticular causes a problem. Also defraging the hard drive never hurts. If none of this helps the only other thing I can think of is that you have some app running that is eating up system resources.
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Step 1: Supplies
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Lift the end of your dough (These photos are from my Heart Cinnamon Rolls) and slide the thread under the dough.
When you have the thread where you'd like to make the cut, cross the two ends over the top of the dough and pull them in opposite direction. You now have a perfectly cut slice of dough.
Using the thread gives you nice clean slices. I've found that using a knife makes a mess. The dough sticks to the knife unless you have it covered with oil, which then in turn gets on the dough.
Cutting dough this way is so easy. It's great for kids if they want to lend a hand in the kitchen.


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HollywoodNews.com: Rob Reiner's 1950s/60s period romantic comedy "Flipped" will not be getting a wide release any time soon.
The film unspooled on August 6 in 45 theaters in three markets – Los Angeles, Calif.; Austin, Texas and Sacramento, Calif. generating just under $600,000 through yesterday. Critics have mostly been split on the film giving it a 57% rotten score on the Tomatometer. And with "Flipped's" weak ticket sales, Warner Bros. is looking to cut back the film's 29 runs to eight and move it to another market, New York. Typically, films that are more suited for the arthouse perform better in Gotham.
"Flipped" is based on a tween novel by Wendelin Van Draanen about the relationship between two kids, from second grade to middle school, with family drama splashed in the background along the way.
"While our initial test markets did not perform to our expectation, we love this movie, and we are committed to six new markets with a different plan in the hope we can find the audience to make this film a success," Warners Bros. distribution boss Dan Fellman told the Hollywood Reporter.
"Flipped" was an attempt by director Rob Reiner to reinvigorate the era he so magically captured in 1986's "Stand By Me" which was nominated for best adapted screenplay. The director, who had an excellent run at the box office during the late '80s and '90s with both crowd-pleasing, award worthy fare, i.e. "A Few Good Men" ($141.3 million) and "Misery" ($61.3 million) has fallen on hard times both at the multiplex and at the Oscars.
However, Reiner's previous film, 2007's "The Bucket List," saw a boom at the domestic B.O. grossing just under $94 million.
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Tom Cruise's 'Knight and Day': Beaten to a Pulp By Adam Sandler
By Roger Friedman
hollywoodnews.com: Tom Cruise had a bad Friday, the third day of release for "Knight and Day." The film made $6.35 million, versus over $14.5 million for Adam Ssndler's "Grown Ups." The former film took three days to make a little less than what the latter did in one night.
Cruise was never a huge box office draw on his own. His biggest hits, "The Firm," "Rain Man," and "A Few Good Men," were ensemble pieces with talented supporting casts and well thought out, well executed scripts.
Films like "Vanilla Sky" and "The Last Samurai" were not good, and not blockbusters. They averaged $100 million domestically, but cost a lot, too.
Cruise's big films were always the franchise entries: the Mission Impossible series, the Bruckheimer films."Eyes Wide Shut" was a financial disaster. Steven Spielberg batted .500 with him–"Minority Report" did about $135, "War of the Worlds" about $235 million.
In his long resume, only "Jerry Maguire" stands out as an artistic and commercial achievement with $152 million and a Cruise Oscar nom. It's Cruise's best film, hands down. His other Best Actor Oscar nomination was for "Born on the Fourth of July." It brought in only took in $79 mil.
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Against Me! rocker Tom Gabel comes out as transgenderTop Highlights Wednesday, May 9th, 2012
Tom Gabel, singer for the rock band Against Me!, has come out as transgender to friends and fans this week in anticipation of a highly revelatory interview with Rolling Stone magazine.
Gabel, who plans to begin living as a woman and take the name Laura Jane Grace, tells Rolling Stone that she will continue on with the band and remain married to her wife, Heather, who she describes as being "super-amazing and understanding" about the impending transition. Contributing Editor Josh Eells spoke with Gabel about her complete story, including her history of gender dysphoria and plans for the future. Eells says of Gabel, "She was very open and honest and generous throughout the whole process. There wasn't a single question she wouldn't answer." He added that the singer chose to reveal her transgender identity via Rolling Stone in order to "get the news out all at once," and to "push herself" in the hopes of communicating openly and honestly with the public.
"I'm going to have embarrassing moments," Gabel told Eells, "and that won't be fun. But that's part of what talking to you is about – is hoping people will understand, and hoping they'll be fairly kind."
Eells' interview with Gabel hits newsstands on Friday, May 11th.
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The state Senate will hold hearings into allegations that officials at Tennessee State University changed more than 100 students' grades without instructors' permission.
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Three times last year, the Cyclones topped the Hawkeyes in major athletic competitions.
The percentage of young adults earning a college degree has increased slightly but still remains far below the level needed to reach the president's goal of having the U.S. rank first worldwide in college graduates.
Should the path to a degree in University of Wisconsin System schools take as long as it does?
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Zenimax Media has filed with the United States Patent & Trademark Office to extend its trademark for the Prey intellectual property.
The company this month filed three separate applications covering television shows, online games, magazine, comic books, and feature films, among other things.
Asked what these filings may mean for the future of the Prey brand, a company representative declined to comment.
Zenimax originally picked up the Prey intellectual property in 2009.
Prey 2 remains in development at Human Head Studios, though Bethesda said a year ago this month that development on the project "has not progressed satisfactorily." Its current status is unknown, though a developer later commented that the project is in limbo.
Disclosure: GameSpot parent company CBS CEO Leslie Moonves is a Zenimax Media board member.


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May 19 - 24 Kinky Boots Memphis, TN KINKY BOOTS is the exhilarating Broadway musical that will lift your spirits to new high-heeled heights! Winner of six Tony Awards® including BEST MUSICAL, this inspirational story follows a struggling shoe factory owner who works to turn his business around with help from Lola, a fabulous entertainer in need of some sturdy stilettos. learn more
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May 22 - 24 West Tennessee Healthcare Sportsplex / Memorial Magic Jackson, TN The Southeast's premier youth baseball and softball facility located in the heart of West Tennessee halfway between Memphis and Nashville on Interstate 40. With 17 lighted and immaculately groomed fields sitting on 70 acres, the Sportsplex welcomed over 1545 travel teams with a 38 tournament schedule during its seventh straight season. The Sportsplex is next door to the Jackson Generals, the Double A affiliate of the Seattle Mariners. To learn more about Jackson visit http://jacksontn.com/tourism/. To learn more about the Sportsplex visit http://www.jacksonsportsplex.com or call 731.425.8640. learn more
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May 23 Small-Town Saturday Night - Music & Hotel Linden, TN Enjoy an old-fashioned American small-town Saturday night at this hip, historic hotel. Enjoy fresh, homemade food, including a seafood buffet, Prime Rib, or the best burger around. Stroll outside for "Music on Main Street" - a live music, festival-type atmosphere. learn more
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