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The cost of heating a home in Utah is dropping again. Questar Gas has asked the Public Service Commission of Utah (PSC) to reduce natural gas rates by $3.4 million. If approved, the rate cut will lower the typical homeowner's annual bill by about $2.28, or .32 percent, beginning Jan. 1, 2011.
"The cost of buying natural gas for our customers has remained stable in recent months, so we're passing the savings on to our customers." said Craig Wagstaff, vice president and general manager of Questar Gas.
At least twice yearly Questar Gas and the PSC use third-party forecasts of natural gas prices to estimate how much the utility's rates should be adjusted to cover anticipated costs of buying natural gas for its customers. Also examined during these reviews are costs related to conservation programs and some system enhancements.
"Our rates are consistently among the lowest in the U.S. This latest cut - combined with continued investment in our popular 'ThermWise' conservation programs - should help keep our rates among the lowest in the long run," Wagstaff said. However, he cautioned customers that natural gas prices can fluctuate with changes in supply and demand.
Wagstaff also reminded Questar Gas customers that funds may be available to help income-eligible customers pay their gas bills. Applications for federal funds may be obtained by calling the Home Energy Assistance Target Program (HEAT). He also reminded customers of the Residential Energy Assistance through Community Help (REACH) program, which is funded by voluntary donations from Questar Gas customers, employees and shareholders. REACH applicants must first apply for HEAT. The program runs year-round or until funds are exhausted. For information about these programs, energy-saving tips, a home-energy audit or information about rebates, please visit Questargas.com or ThermWise.com.


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Canon EOS 5D Mark III : Tests and Reviews
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To provide photographers with a broader perspective about mobiles, lenses and cameras, here are links to articles, reviews, and analyses of photographic equipment produced by DxOMark, renown websites, magazines or blogs.
As the successor to the EF 50mm f1.8 II, this upgraded model features a new exterior design in keeping with other recent EF and EF-S models and a metal mount. It also adopts a stepper motor for more responsive and quieter AF. Read on to find out how well this upgraded model performs.
Back in 2013, Nikon introduced its first AF super-telephoto with fluorite to reduce the weight while also suppressing color blurring with the 800mm f5.6E FL ED VR. The 400mm f2.8 is the second model in the maker's super-telephoto lineup to undergo the same treatment. Read on to find out how well this substantially revised lens performs.
Although Sony has concentrated on the E-mount lens range for their mirrorless Alpha range, it hasn't entirely forgotten the A-mount lens range. This lens is an update to the highly-regarded Zeiss-designed full-frame 16-35mm f2.8 SSM model. Read on to find out how well this updated zoom lens performs.
Launched at the same time as the 50-MPix EOS 5DS and 5DSR DSLRs, the EF 11-24mm f4L USM is the widest rectilinear lens for photographers in the world. Read on to find out how well this brand-new model performs.
The original stabilized EF 100-400mm f4.5-5.6L IS USM was a favorite of wildlife and action photographers, but as one of Canon's oldest telephoto zoom models, a replacement was well overdue. Announced towards the end of last year, the updated model features a completely revised optical formula and replaces the traditional one-touch control mechanism with a conventional two-ring design. Read on to find out how well this new model performs.
Voigtlander Ultron 40mm f2 SL II Aspherical Review: Latest scores for alternative 3rd party standard prime for Nikon & Canon
The $499 Ultron 40mm f2 SL II Aspherical is a standard focal length prime from legendary Viennese manufacturer Voigtlander. Despite its tiny proportions it promises to deliver excellent image quality scores in our industry standard lab tests. With the lab data in, recorded and verified our in-depth review analyses the results.
Boasting a monster 50.6Mp resolution, the $3699 EOS 5DS and $3899 5DS R (which differs due to its low-pass cancellation filter), become the new top-ranked Canon sensors on our database. With screen and print scores checked and verified, let's analyze the results to see how Canon's latest full-frame sensor stacks up against the competition.
DxO, the same company behind DxOMark, has introduced DxO ONE, a new pocket-sized connected camera designed to capture images with a quality and caliber previously unobtainable in a one-inch sensor camera. The DxO ONE camera's score of up to 85 puts it on par with many DSLR cameras, such as the Nikon D7200 and the Sony A7S (both with a score of 87), and is well above such Canon DSLRs as the EOS 5D Mark III (81) and the 7D Mark II (70). This score also places it in third among compact cameras, just behind the full-frame Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX1 and the DSC-RX1R, which score 93 and 91, respectively.
Canon has launched an affordable under-$1,000 EF-mount standard zoom for enthusiasts stepping up to full-frame who can't afford a pro lens. At just $599, the new Canon EF 24-105mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM features image stabilization (IS) as well as Canon's latest stepping autofocus motor (STM) for video. With results just in, let's see how this "budget" EF-mount lens stacks up against the pricier competition.
Added by Fotoman | June 03
Ultimately it's the skill...
You can test cameras all you want, ultimately it comes down to the skill level of the user. I've been in photography over 40 years and have used Canon, Nikon, etc. my understanding of exposure, composition, etc. (the basics) is what allies me to get successful images time and time again. Use what works best for you, but perfect your craft in the brain dept.
Added by brianschtuzaphotography | March 25 , 2014
Great Jack of all trades
I work in Nyc as a fashion photographer and I have to say the the 5d series are the most used cameras out side of medium format cameras .Ive been shooting with the mark 3 for over a year after shooting with the mark 2 for 2 years great both great cameras. You can see the shots I've taken with it for my work on my website www.brianschutzaphotography.com hope it helps!! also note I only shoot RAW format
Added by guslar | April 18 , 2013
Guess who is best sponsor for DxO...
Nikon or Canon? ;)
Added by ag08025 | November 18 , 2012
who can help me?
Why DPReview in the dynamic range is equal to the D800 and DxO no?
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Re: DNR
Because the JPEG tone curve (measured by DPR) tells us nothing about the DR captured by the sensor. It really just indicates which jpeg settings produce low contrast images and which jpeg settings produce high contrast images. In some recent reviews DPR has tried to clarify the difference, but unfortunately they continue to use the term Dynamic Range on their tone curve test.
The Shadow Noise test on page 26 of that same review tells us more about the Dynamic Range of the sensor. You can clearly see the Canon has more noise in the shadows. The D800 can capture more stops of highlight and shadow detail while remaining below a specific level of noise. That is how it achieves a higher DR score.
It is not a conspiracy. Canon just hasn't improved the DR of their sensors yet; I am sure they will catch up eventually.
As a Canon fan, you know there are many aspects to a camera beyond sensor performance (e.g. lens quality, AF performance, metering accuracy). For example, the Canon S100 sensor is better than the Lumix LX5 and Olympus XZ-1, but the Canon S100 lens is so bad that the other 2 cameras are much better options. So, DXO sensor testing only tells us half the story.
Added by viktas | November 01 , 2012
I own and use a 5Dmk3 for my studies and some of my clients for a few months now. I would have to write a sensor reading doesn't even come close to showing off this bodies attributes. Canon still have best lens choices if you can afford them, just show in raw if you might want more dynamic range or change settings in Picture Styles ( easy ). This is the fastest focusing body in this price range helping any one get the shot ( not missing it ), due to focus hesitation. Build quality is still best in class except for shutter count, Canon blew that one, but swaping out the mechanisium is always a option if you are a Professional down the line. Only because I'm able to buy one FF system did I invest in the best for most situations like a pro. I did care about just studio resolution becasue I don't have time for this in the field! The 5Dmk3 is the best in the field hands down. No hesitating focus, best lens choices and buid quality. Dxo's mark is for ametures.
Added by Echidna | June 01 , 2012
Split Personality
DxO Labs use a scientific/unprejudiced approach to measure and evaluate camera sensor properties. Then again, they also use a tabloid way of distorting whatever their findings might be.
There's a difference between perception and assessment. Lurid presentation will attract the masses, informed audience will probably be driven away by it.
Anyway, whatever the title says, information is in the measurements instead.
Added by AaronMC | June 01 , 2012
Thank you
I'm really glad to see a major website, in such dry terms, effectively lay some smack down on the 5D Mark III. It's a minor upgrade over the Mark II and it costs $1,000 more.
That's 100% corporate arrogance coming from a company that thinks it rules the industry.
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Added by Tegularius | June 02 , 2012
Re: Thank you
I'm afraid it does rules the industry. But I agree with you that it is very arrogant. Unless of course this is the best they can come up with, a bluff of sorts. Just ask a lot of cash for something that isn't bad, but it isn't great either, and maybe you'll impress their loyal followers. After all, if it is this expensive it must be because it's good, right? :-)
Added by Jossbones | May 31 , 2012
Sospechosa sensibilidad.
Estoy sorprendido por la gran diferencia de calidad que hay entre las dos cámaras. He sido usuario de nikon, de canon y ahora lo soy de sony. Está claro que el sensor de la d800 es mejor en casi todo, pero hay algo que no me cuadra dado que no tiene ningún sentido. El tamaño de los foto-captadores es muy importante a la hora de obtener poco ruido a altas sensibilidades. No es posible que la D800 arroje mejores resultados a altas sensibilidades que la canon 5D markIII. Sencillamente no me lo creo, además he visto comparativas reales en internet y ni de lejos se le acerca en sensibilidad a la canon 5D markIII. No dudo de la objetividad de la pruebas efectuadas pero no cuadra de ninguna forma los resultados. Si hay forma de explicar esto sin recurrir al tópico de que son ciclos y que la tecnología avanza hacedmelo llegar. Saludos.
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Added by Tegularius | May 31 , 2012
Re: Sospechosa sensibilidad.
Pues a mí no me sorprende nada. Nikon usa sensores de alto rendimiento fabricados por Sony, Aptina y otros, mientras que Canon lleva casi una década sin innovar sustancialmente en la tecnología de los sensores. Por ponerte un ejemplo, los sensores de Sony son backlit; es decir que la parte que recibe la luz está libre de elementos conductores y otros obstáculos. Esos obstáculos disminuyen la cantidad de fotones que puede capturar cada fotosite y por tanto los backlit dan mejores resultados.
El desarrollo de sensores está cambiando a gran velocidad, a parte de la tecnología Exmor están saliendo al mercado muchos con patrones diferentes al de Bayer y también con posibilidades de "binning" o también los sensores con tecnología "foveon". Canon se ha quedado (hace mucho ya) atrás. No sabe o no puede desarrollar nuevas tecnologías en este área. La única manera que tiene de fabricar sensores de cierta calidad es el usar formatos grandes en donde la relativamente baja densidad de píxeles hacen que tengan un nivel de ruido moderado. Pero claro, a igualdad de densidad o incluso mas alta (mira la NEX-7 una APS-C que iguala a puntos a la 5D MK III), Nikon se los come con patatas.
No es cosa de DXOMark (no es razonable cargarse al mensajero por traer las malas noticias). Si Canon no es capaz de ponerse a la altura de la competencia, entonces debería considerar comprar sus sensores a terceros, como hace Nikon.
Added by Tegularius | May 31 , 2012
Re: Sospechosa sensibilidad.
Y ojo, no estoy diciendo que la 5D MK III sea una mala cámara. En absoluto. es la mejor cámara que ha sacado Canon hasta la fecha y en términos globales es una excelente cámara. Simplemente sucede que hay otras muchas mejores.
Added by koleh77 | May 07 , 2012
Nikon D800 !
I think Nikon D800 is much cheaper & better,
so Canon is loosing the game !!!
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Go Norse, Young Man: David Swanson v. Killer Drones
Last week – November 15th to be precise – author and contributor to War Is A Crime.org, David Swanson wrote a piece that knocked me sideways. Not so much for the story but for the implications. If Germany can say 'No' to the ultimate drug, then surely , other nations will follow. This a triangle situation: Israel and America are the world's top peddlers of Death from Above and Germany is a super power in that its economic might is bolstered by it global credibility.
Author of When the World Outlawed War, War Is A Lie and Daybreak: Undoing the Imperial Presidency and Forming a More Perfect Union.
Swanson writes: "Germany had planned to buy a fleet of "Euro Hawk" killer drones -- perhaps in an effort to bring the European Union up to speed with certain other Nobel Peace laureates." But what if one Nobel Laureate is on the skids and the 'Mini-merica' is increasingly viewed as a loose canon in a tight corner?
I asked Swanson how public pressure can effect change when the government does not appear to be listening and I was assured that government is lisdtening. Like the teenager that it is, the US government just seems to be ignoring us.
Not so, says Swanson. Here's the link: http://warisacrime.org/content/germany-says-no-weaponized-drones
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It's Pfc Bradley Manning's Court Martial...but America is on Trial
Here's some audio from Kevin Gosztola. Kevin is attending the court martial proceedings at Fort Meade, and he spoke to us during a recess. Judge Denise Lind's decision not to dismiss the 'Aiding the Enemy' charge could well be a doubleedged sword for government prosecutors - depending on their skill in using it. One side or another, it isn't the sword of justice and it sure and hell is not mightier than the 'Pen'...
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Mobius Bridge: You can't Get There from Here & bradley Manning: You Can't Get There from Fear...
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The CRC: the Bridge with no beginning and no end.
Bad timing for Kitzhaber and company… The Washington Legislature is ready to put the bow on its dreaded Special Session and there is still a lot that won't fit in the box. The last thing lawmakers want to go hunting for is the money to pay for a bridge that people don't want, the state doesn't need and no one but Governor Kitzhaber, so it seems, really believes will solve congestion problems. There are academics who study this problem; they publish learned monographs on the subject of congestion. Ands what they have found is that adding mre freeways just adds to the traffic problems.
And then there's the height issue: not high enough for river freight, says the Coast Guard. The Coast Guard has veto authority over the project, and CRC officials expect the agency to decide by Sept. 30 whether to issue the necessary bridge permit. but there may not be a decision from the Coast Guard by then. CRC planners need $450 million from Olympia and a Coast Guard permit by mid-October in order to apply for federal funding they describe as crucial and about to expire.
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Ray McGovern on Bradley Manning re: Lynne Stewart v. Resistance Ecology
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It's the first annual Resistance Ecology Conference in Portland, Oregon, May 31st to June 2nd 2013, at Portland State University (PSU). This conference is a cooperative effort between the Student Animal Liberation Coalition (PSU), Oregon Jericho Movement and a new movement organization: Resistance Ecology. The conference advocates for a movement of resistance that is multi-layered, unified, diverse and intersectional. This is the first of what we hope will become an annual Resistance Ecology Conference. Previously, the organizers of this conference have helped to organize the Let Live and Law and Disorder Conferences in Portland, Oregon as well as the Portland Anarchist Bookfair. There will be speakers, panels, and workshops occurring all three days.
And then there are those times when you don't have to do much at all...justt kick back and watch the rodeo.
Monsanto apparently pulled a classic 'Farmer's Daughter' 10 years ago; The Luche Libre of seed apparently sowed some 'Wild Oat's' in Eastern Oregon. Monsanto – for unknown reasons - killed the 'Werewheat plan.
And I would really like to know why…
Now the bottom falls out of Oregon's Big Ag Business with Japan. When the shit storm hits Europe, watch what happen to Wall Street…
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"Calling All Angels" May 30th Jam those Powerlines on behalf of Lynne Stewart
Ralph Poynter
has been by her side for all these years of courage in the face of this empire's justice juggernaut armed with a weapons-grade National Security apparatus that listens only to the echo of its own footsteps along the empty corridors lit by burning spooks...
Ralph joins us today on 'Air Cascadia' to talk about the urgency that attends this 'Call-in Campaign in the name of Compassionate Release. Lynne Stewart's cancer would never have progressed this far had she received proper care. Carswell is in addition to being a Communications Management Unit, also a medical facility....but of course for Stewart to receive treatment, the government would have to want to save her life.
If Death = Silence, indeed, Silence = Death
Nothing would be better than to air Lynne Stewart's own words from prison...And I want to emphasize, not just any prison, but one of the prime example's of America's dirty dark secret: Communication Management Units. Prisons for political dissidents, voices that dare, through their speech and their actions to illuminate the lies beneath the surface. Few Americans know who the Blind Sheik is, what he is accused of, what Lynne is accused of and what actually happened. At this weird tangent in time, when even the mighty Associated Press gets DHS's 'cavity search' Daily Special, it is critical for people to hear the real story. The point being, if , as in Lynne Stewart's case, the government's version and the actual facts diverge so dramatically, who do we trust? And how the hell do we find them when they are silenced behind the walls of a CMU'? If America poses itself as a beacon of justice, a lot of ships are going to wind up on the rocks...
Thursday, May 30th the day of this nationwide direct call action. Get on the blower and jam those 'powerlines'.
But more than anything else, I want her released. The thousands of lives Lynne's life has touched bear testament to the greatest of her spirit. They may have broken her body but her soul is intact.
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Fort Meade-ia: Why the Most Classified Thing About Manning is his Pre-trial Hearing
The Bradley Manning Support Network reports today that a coalition of journalists is challenging the Manning trial secrecy in civilian court; And the Nobel Peace Prize petition continues to draw signatures, 50,000+ at last count. Signed it yet?
Julian Assange and coalition of U.S. journalists sue military over transparency in Bradley Manning's case. Glenn Greenwald, Amy Goodman, and the Nation magazine join the WikiLeaks editor in a lawsuit against the Department of Defense seeking access to basic filings in Manning's case. This suit seeks recourse in a civilian federal court, following a military appeals court's rejection of the same lawsuit last month.
Military judge Col. Denise Lind ruled to close the court during trial for 24 of the government's witnesses because they're expected to divulge classified information.
That's rich: so these witnesses are going to divulge classified information in the courtroom during the pretrial hearing of a man accused of aiding the enemy by releasing a massive amount of documentation – most of which was not itself classified…
This suit is especially important given the Pentagon's half-hearted – to put it generously – attempt to make some documents public. In late February, the DOD established a FOIA Reading Room dedicated to publishing legal filings in Manning's case. But it has only made 85 of the 500+ documents public, hasn't added any new ones since March 15, and has not made any of the most newsworthy or legally significant rulings available.
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Whistling in the Dark...
From Salem the movement proliferates…The nation had its pants blown off this week; 200-plus mph winds drove a massive tornado straight into Moore, Oklahoma. The American people went into overdrive…because that is what we do when white Americans are killed. Asked what was odd about this particular tornado one voice said that the thing hit a populated area; usually they breeze through the Midwestern vastness managing not to hit a baby on their way through.
Some of us waited in vain to hear the question: How much worse is this going to get? How can we afford to keep rebuilding these places that get hit by extreme weather conditions. People forget that the weather is attached to the Climate…and the Climates, They Are A-Changin'.
Back to Salem where the notion of putting a price on co2 emissions, voluntarily. Putting a price on the destruction wrought by the effects of CO2 in a super-heated world, that part is not voluntary. Until we ruin out of money, of course.
Meanwhile a few courageous people have been calling foul in any number oif areas. What do Bradley Manning, Walter Tamosaitis, Robert MacLean, Thomas Drake, et al have in common? Well, they blew the whistle on someone or some thing soaked in pure power and in a few cases they got wrung out.
These are the final days of Bradley Manning's pretrial hearings and it all comes down to what's really classified and is it possible to classify something after the fact?
Mike Adams of Natural News explains it this way:
In addition to the more common gene splicing, at about 1:44, Bruce Lipton explains that the study of Epigenetics has found a class of molecule called 'micro RNA's', and when they are spliced in, 'when we eat RNA-tweaked food, the micro RNA is picked up by our digestive systems and not broken down, and they end up in our cells; they our genetics, and change the readout of our genome. We're eating a class of micro RNAs that have never been in the world before.' The process is irreversible. 'They change the actual beneficial gut bacteria that help immune responses, and alter the genetics of our own cells.' Gosh, wouldn't you be proud of patenting these genes, hiding the fact on labels, and killing massive amounts of soil, water, reproductive and other endocrine health in animals, fish, rats, insects and humans just for the fun and profit of controlling the world's food supply?
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The American Governmment, Inc.
A little capitalism goes a long way…All the way to the incorporation of America, in fact. With The American Legislative Exchange Council leading the charge (Ho ho ho,'charge'? Put it on my card?) corporations are rewriting the modern American Book of Laws. In fact, The Rise of the Lobbyist lead to The Fall of the Occupier. Except in areas where resistance, activism, anarchism have been in the blood for some time, there is little curiosity when it comes to the Firm's Finger of Fate writing laws that suit the firm not the family. Private prisons, Corrections Corporation of America; Halliburton and Dynacorp in Iraq; the charter school movement…and of course, ALEC, a product of the revolving door that churns the shining waters of Washington DC.
And some of the corporations fighting over American spoils are not even based in the US.
But it's all there in the article, Beau Hodai's Dissent of Terror.
Read it and weep…
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The 2013 Village Building Convergence: Succession, The Visible meets the Invisible Ecology
A great deal of City Repair's Village Building Convergence (VBC) is visible…but even more of it is invisible. Or rather the placemaking that is involved across the city in neighborhood after neighborhood is tangible. What is intangible are the changes that take place within the biome, the participants as individuals, as work groups, as communities, as reflections of the character of the city itself. The complex organism we create and launch - the image of the stone tossed into the pond – all that we cannot hang on to lasts longer than all that we can grasp with our hands. That is the architecture of the Convergence: positive and negative space in constantly changing states of disequilibrium. Becaasue after all, perfect equilibrium id death. And death too plays a role…where do we get the negative space needed to build these castles in the air, these gardens in the mind?
Without fanfare, not to mention public oversight, the poles of power have shifted in America. Whereas once we had reasonable expectations that our governmental agencies worked on behalf of the citizenry and its corporate busy-ness, now it appears that the Incorporated Armies of the Night (Thanks, Norman) are calling the shots. the National Security apparatus, Homeland Security and the like are the foot soldiers under corporate command.
Case in point: Here in Oregon a timber baron will in all likelihood get a law passed criminalizing protests against logging operations on the specious grounds that such protests constitute 'domestic terrorism'.
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Dark Matters: Why Whistleblower, Robert MacLean's Story is Silenced
Robert MacLean is a former air marshal fired for an act of whistleblowing. He has continued to fight over seven long years for what once would have passed as simple justice: getting his job back.
But the subtext of MacLean's story dwarfs the incident itself. This begins in the dark and tangled roots of The USA Patriot Act, a document that few if any lawmakers have ever read. It was cobbled together from the ersatz 'pink slime' of legislation that was already on the books – in other words, we didn't need it in the first place – and then shot-up with adrenalin. A never-ending river of fear.
No one ever questions the defenders of The Patriot Act…Ever.
Despots need armies. And the Patriot Actors have theirs, the Department of Homeland Security. Doesn't anyone want to ask, Why exactly do we need this thing? This guardian of borders, secrets, classified documents, Communication Management Units?
Equipped with this Byzantine architecture of oppression, it's no great wonder that ethical people like my guest, Robert MacLean, will inevitably somehow, some way, some day run afoul of the DHS.
His is an all-too-twenty-first-century story of the extraordinary lengths to which the U.S. government is willing to go to thwart whistleblowers.
First, the government retroactively classified a previously unclassified text message to justify firing MacLean. Then it invoked arcane civil service procedures, including an "interlocutory appeal" to thwart him and, in the process, enjoyed the approval of various courts and bureaucratic boards apparently willing to stamp as "legal" anything the government could make up in its own interest.
And yet here's the miracle at the heart of this tale: MacLean refused to quit, when ordinary mortals would have thrown in the towel. Now, with a recent semi-victory, he may not only have given himself a shot at getting his old job back, but also create a precedent for future federal whistleblowers. In the post-9/11 world, people like Robert MacLean show us how deep the Washington rabbit hole really goes.
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your threat of quitting your membership gives me two options for analysis:
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2) if Theresa died tomorrow, you'd give up your membership.
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1) that's cool, man. you support community-based radio based solely on your dedication to one weekly half-hour show. that demonstrates that Theresa's voice represents/intrigues you (and many, many others); however you don't feel represented by any one of the other 500 people who volunteer their time and energy in the 24/7 endevour, and you don't value the input (and miraculous existence!) of the other 5-10,000 members and ten times as many listeners; neither do you support the KBOO mission of including as many underrepresented voices as possible on the air, with natural turnover, schedule changes and opportunities as new people arrive. Membership gives you the power to affect the decision-making, which is why you gave money to Theresa via KBOO; and, by golly, you will do everything in your power to keep her on the air, and you want the KBOO website visitors to know how you feel when they read the comments. You'd even like them to join you in your fight.
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Personally, Theresa's show is one of my favourites and there are plenty of shows that I not only don't like or don't listen to, but also complain about out loud. It's my radio station, and, like my family, I will not be quiet when they need to shape up or ship out.
writing inflammatory statements on the webpage will remain simply that: inflammatory statements with a reaction or two from trolls (see the 20 pages of Anonymous written about me because of the audio I submitted that Jenka edited), which, in the end, result in: NOTHING. If you want to chat with others online, that's fine, but you should know that nothing said here is considered in the Committee meetings. It's just an informal public forum, not policy binding.
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Instead of threatening us (volunteers, members, listeners and our very existence), why not use your valuable internet time to phrase it as, for example, a question to which one of us could easily respond: "Have there been any changes to Theresa's show? I noticed lately that it has been preemented or even cut. It is my favourite show. [I fear Air Cascadia will take its place--not necessary but very telling that you chose Chris' page to write it--ed.]. " You can copy the question to Theresa's email (though I know from experience she doesn't respond) and/or print it out and put it in her cubby hole at the station. And/or show up to the meetings. And/or call Theresa during her show--she takes calls, you know. Ask her if she'll train or mentor you to do the same kind of work she does.
p.s. Air Cascadia basically is the AM News is Chris Andreae: i was engineering {i'm flattered that you liked it}and was very sad when it was cut--but that is the way of the station; we adhere and adapt to the ever-fluctuating needs of the larger community--but i watched, with great pleasure, as it morphed into Air Cascadia. Though i adore Dennis Bernstein, 15 less minutes of his voice is no skin off my back.
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The anchor news program Democracy Now, conveiniently aired at 11 AM so that all could tune in was moved to 7 AM with a result that most if not all of the people who work nights won't be tuning in as they are still sleeping. Also missed the 40th anniversary bash as it was inconveinently held from 4 to 10 Pm, on a weekday, which would exclude anyone working swing from attending unless they took a day off. Why couldn't this have been held on a Saturday or Sunday?
Air Cascadia is a very rough and unpolished program that leaves me tuning to OPB or just turning it off.
The choppy, emergent voice of Cris Andreae is certainly a large part in that.
If it is true that Press Watch will be axed for this then it will be an easy decision to withhold future pledges from this listener.
What happened to Presswatch?
Is Air Cascadia taking over what Therisa has been doing? If so, I may give up my membership. First, the am news gets axed to accomodate Democracy Now, now is Presswatch going under the plow?


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wesley posted on Apr 18, 2008 - 13:40 PM
more aaron movies XD ( a lot more)
Anthony posted on Apr 18, 2008 - 16:18 PM
aaron may be the best drummer in the world
Mitch posted on Apr 18, 2008 - 23:45 PM
Awesome more vids of Aaron!
I figured after 7 they'd stop
dylan posted on Apr 19, 2008 - 0:39 AM
he is SUCH an inspiration. lovelovelove
go go go =]
Craig posted on Apr 19, 2008 - 2:16 AM
Love love love these videos. He's frekin rad!
james posted on Apr 19, 2008 - 5:12 AM
its not working fuuuuck
TruthDrummer65 posted on Apr 19, 2008 - 7:32 AM
Wow my idol for ever!!!!!!!
wesley posted on Apr 19, 2008 - 12:51 PM
what kind hardwear does he have???
Adam.T. posted on Apr 20, 2008 - 0:03 AM
soooo happy they put writings on the walls. but i know there would be encores. more vids please!
raahman posted on Apr 20, 2008 - 0:20 AM
yayyy new video
aaron is god
Mitch posted on Apr 20, 2008 - 20:47 PM
I'm Pretty sure he uses DW hardware, like stands and stuff, but im not positive
wesley posted on Apr 21, 2008 - 11:42 AM
do you now what kind mitch?
James CLARK posted on Apr 21, 2008 - 23:12 PM
I'm pretty sure he uses 9000 hardware/hi hat stand...im not sure about pedal though.
jonnyboylacroix posted on Apr 22, 2008 - 17:38 PM
ya aaaron uses dw gear and same on the double pedal is he not amazing!!! keep them coming please?boy brushed red???
Hizel posted on Apr 22, 2008 - 21:21 PM
AARON!!!! There is no drummer i idol more!!!!
The coolest thing is that they are christian!
wesley posted on Apr 24, 2008 - 12:32 PM
this is my fav songXD
tom posted on Apr 25, 2008 - 1:07 AM
he's so sick!!!!
Mitch posted on Apr 26, 2008 - 20:07 PM
James was right he uses 9000 stands and hi-hat stand. He also uses the 9000 double pedal.
sammysamcore posted on Apr 30, 2008 - 19:13 PM
He uses DW hardware
Thomas posted on May 03, 2008 - 2:16 AM
Does he use the same cymbals now, as when he played in Define The Great Line and They're Only Chasing Safety?
Juice posted on May 12, 2008 - 21:32 PM
When he records he uses MB20.
Jeremiah Salas posted on May 21, 2008 - 22:21 PM
wow after watching thesd videos i wanna take over the world hahah freakin amazing aaron like wow hes the bestest ever
Jose posted on Mar 26, 2010 - 7:54 AM
I love this band. Aaron is so gifted at drums. You guys should put some videos of Daniel Williams from the devil wears prada on here. He is a beast at drums. Maybe even more so than Aaron. Thats a tough decision to who i like more though. they are both pretty good. man.
andres posted on May 01, 2010 - 19:44 PM
God bless to aaron gillespie.
gonzalo!!!! posted on May 13, 2010 - 2:56 AM
there uis no otyher drummer like u!!! your are freain brillant!!! i love u sooo muc h!!! buty so so so so !!!!1 muchª!!!! te amo gil!!!!!
Will posted on Oct 20, 2010 - 2:56 AM
which underoath song is this?
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Posted 06 August 2010 - 07:26 AM
i have been pretty dedicated for the past 2 months. i found a new studio in town (the root in el paso) and my teacher is pretty great. he is a young dude. just starting out. trying to make it. i like that. the studio is in the basement of this really cool old building in downtown el paso. i am sure that pancho villa passed through this building at one point. it is weird to think that the peace and serenity of el paso (it is one of the safest cities in the u.s) is just blocks away from the insane violence in ciudad juarez (one of the most dangerous cities in the world).
i digress.
the practice is hatha. it gets pretty warm in the studio in the 90 minutes of practice. I have been going 3-4 days a week for the last 2 months. it feels great. sweat feels great. i have discovered the usefulness of the hand towel. there is this "blue thing" () that i have been seeing when i close my eyes and get that inhale WAY down deep into my diaphragm. so serene. it has been balancing out the vigorousness (is that a word?) of the sessions. on the flip side, i almost fell out of a handstand into a table full of tea cups tonight (they have tea ceremonies there sometimes). maybe i'll mat-down on the other side of the room tomorrow.
i hope you don't see this post as too indulgent. something is firing in my practice and it just feels good to share it.
another digression: it is nice to post once again. it is amazing to see that this thing keeps snowballing. boardies. awesome.
Posted 06 August 2010 - 06:29 PM
thanks for sharing. i have not been doing yoga at all and it is inspiring to hear about other people's practices
Posted 07 August 2010 - 04:19 AM
it semi-amazes me at how much more intense this practice is compared to any of my home practice. i dont think that i have ever broken too much of a sweat out in the pool house watching yoga today [(((adi amar)))] podcasts. but this practice--WHOA_---buckets of sweat. i love the "hurts so good" moans from the class when the teacher has us hold chair pose for that extra beat. i love the new dude who fell asleep in savasana last week. i love the 2 chubby sisters that are regulars and they dont speak english and they giggle all the time. they bring this great energy to class.
it is so strange that actually making the commitment to go to class for the first time is so hard. once you go you realize that most people in class are in the same boat as you. bad, good or great at yoga but really eager to learn.
Posted 07 August 2010 - 04:22 AM
it is kinda gauzy and shapeless but distinctly not the back of my eyelids. it's like seeing a hawkwind song instead of hearing a hawkwind song.
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life is suffering.
the 1st noble truth
Posted 13 August 2010 - 07:46 PM
Tomorrow morning I plan on waking up, walking up a mountain while everyone else is sleeping, and then walking back down to make some coffee. How is that for a plan?
Posted 14 August 2010 - 04:16 PM
colorado is a beautiful state! unfortunately, the 24 hours i spent there recently was mostly in the denver airport
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Posted 25 August 2010 - 02:37 PM
Class last night was fun. Lots of warrior poses held for (what seemed like) long periods of time (hence: tired legs).
Posted 25 August 2010 - 03:55 PM
i love the warrior poses. esp warrior 3. that one is challenging and empowering.
Posted 25 August 2010 - 05:21 PM
Back doing ok?
Posted 25 August 2010 - 06:30 PM
i'm only doing 1/2 hours so the 1/2 of the 1/2 was only 15 mins... but it really felt good!
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Posted 27 August 2010 - 06:27 PM
Dancer pose felt pretty great. My balance was there and that let me get deeper into the pose. I felt "not myself". I love balance.
This might sound kinda gross but it felt pretty cool: the sweat drying on my face when I was in savasana. Tingly and tight. It was a cool sensation.
I am skipping tonight so that I can ride in a Critical Mass. My teacher is going to try to catch up to us after his class tonight but something about going from blissed out yoga to riding bikes around with 100+ hipsters seems kind of confusing to me so I am just opting for the ride (it only happens once a month).
Posted 28 August 2010 - 01:29 AM
i want to jump in and increase my time but i am being gentle with my body and my back
Posted 01 September 2010 - 06:32 PM
Definitely drifted off during savasana last night. I was somewhere.
I recently had to pass up a 4 week work trip to India. I told my instructor about that last night and how bummed I was and he said that he would bring India to me. That was nice.
Other than that, the usual. Sweaty. Chaturangas were REALLY good last night. Definitely got the "yoga shoulder" thing going on (now if I could only do something about this belly of mine. . .)
Posted 02 September 2010 - 06:02 PM
Sums- I'm glad you're taking it easy. Definitely good to ease in gradually then doing too much too soon.
My studio has been closed all week so I'm jonesing for a good class. I've been running a lot so could really use it. Guess I'll just wait until next Wednesday at lunch to get my ohm on.
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Posted 03 September 2010 - 04:55 PM
I wore one of my tech-y running shirts last night and that really made a difference (sweat dried faster). Important information!
Enough about sweat.
The bike ride home felt pretty great. The nights are getting pretty cool here in the desert. We are coming up on the best time of year here, weather-wise (October!)
Not sure if I am going tonight. Friday classes are an hour earlier. I might just get a Ruination bomber and drink it on the front porch. Just as good for the soul (sometimes).
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Couldn't find my balance in king dancer. I was scootin' all over the place.
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I skipped yoga last night for fondue. It was a push.
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Oh, and I can rock the shit out of boat pose:
One other thing: 'Yoga shoulder'?
Posted 15 July 2011 - 03:36 PM
Put another way: If you lined up 10 people in tank tops: 5 that practiced yoga and 5 that didn't, I be you would be able to tell who was who just by looking at their shoulders. Yoga Shoulder!
Posted 16 July 2011 - 03:37 AM
By the way, I thought you'd find this humorous:
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That first feeling when you walk outside afterward --and your skin tightens up and the salt on your skin cakes up. . . no other feeling like it!
I have that immediately following my triathlons...you could use me as a salt lick. I did find it difficult, but am going to stick with it as I need to get comfortable in the heat/humidity. I can imagine El Paso would be the same. Would love to come visit some time.
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I'm doing a DJ Groove Yoga tonight in the extreme heat- should be kinda like Bikram which I never wanted to try.
Posted 22 July 2011 - 02:24 PM
I do yoga at home these days b/c I just don't have the $ for classes. I was really fortunate to get a good foundation with a very attentive teacher so that I know how to correct myself in most poses. I miss having the big wall of mirrors, but having to FEEL my body's alignment rather than checking it visually has brought me more awareness, so I guess there is a good side to that.
Now I just have to start up my meditation practice again... I am going to make the time for that starting this afternoon.
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If I can't feel it then I just go deeper, hold the pose for longer, re-align until it feels right. I guess that is one of the benefits of not wearing your glasses during a yoga class - I have come to depend more on how my body feels in the poses than being able to check the mirrors. Of course, having a hardcore instructor that corrects even your fingers in the pose helps make that body memory stick, too!
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I didn't make it last night and I just got a FB post from my teacher that he is canceling tonight. Oh wells. . .


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Source(Pub. L. 90–321, title I, § 165, as added Pub. L. 93–495, title III, § 306,Oct. 28, 1974, 88 Stat. 1514; amended Pub. L. 96–221, title VI, § 621(a),Mar. 31, 1980, 94 Stat. 184.)
1980—Pub. L. 96–221substituted provisions relating to duties of creditor whenever a credit balance in excess of $1 is created in connection with a consumer credit transaction, for provisions relating to duties of creditor whenever an obligor transmits funds to creditor in excess of the total balance due on an open end consumer credit account.
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Seven Devils met with the Cottom family, owners of the former golf course, and community members today to discuss the possibility of leasing part of the ski property during the summer months for a golf course.
When addressing the Council, Lenny Cottom had a few requests of his own. He wants to jumpstart expansion on his ski slope- but there is debate as to whether or not he needs a special use permit to move the snow tubing slope. It is Cottom's hope that his cooperation with their golf course project might help speed the process along.Town attorney Rob Angle was not present at the meeting, and council members felt uncomfortable agreeing to the plan without his legal advice. The main problem foreseen in the plan to lease the golf course lies in proposed parking for the new snow tube slope. Cottom wants to put gravel parking in hole number five. Early projections show this may mean the hole must change to a par 3, making it a par 70 course. While members of the group to save the golf course were not happy at the change, they acknowledged that if the plan is to go forward, it might not be the last hole that will differ from the original course.While lease terms were casually discussed, Cottom warned renovation and upkeep costs may make his estimated $100,000 a year lease charge a paltry sum by comparison.Discussion will resume Monday at 10 a.m.
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Sunday, September 28, 2008The Lipscomb Bisons defeated Wofford for their third shutout of the season.
Goalkeeper Patrick Walsh started for the Bisons, with Brent McGee coming in at the second half. McGee was given a red card almost three minutes into the second half, causing the Bisons to be one man down the entire second half.
Both teams played a very physical game. Wofford totaled 16 fouls and Lipscomb with 15.
"Soccer is a physical game," said Lipscomb's TJ Williams. "Some games aren't as physical as others. You need to be ready to play, and that we were."
"I don't know how physical of a game it really was," said head coach Charles Morrow. "I don't think the foul count or the card count was a good indication of how physical of a game it really was."
In the first half, there were two yellow cards; one on Lipscomb's Chase Nieri, and one on Wofford's Kentrel Owens.
The second half consisted of five yellow cards on Lipscomb and two on Wofford.
"I know for us it was a physically demanding game because we did play a man down in the second half," said Morrow. "Any time you play down and get a result you have to feel good about that."
The Bisons open Atlantic Sun Conference play Friday night against Belmont. The Bisons enter the game having won three of their last four matches.
"We feel like we're getting better every week," said Morrow. " That was a great weekend winning our first tournament and it being our own. We've consistently seen from our young guys and our team that we continue to get better every week."
"These guys are competing for time and competing for spots and that makes things very competitive."
Miguel DaSilva leads the Atlantic Sun in goals (six) and points (13). He is second in points per game (1.86) and first in goals per game (.86)
DaSilva had two shots, and one shot on goal against Wofford.
Angel Chairez, who scored in the second half against Wofford, returns to the field this year following a knee injury last season.
Chairez had four shots, and one shot on goal in the game.
"We have a couple of guys that take set pieces," said Morrow. "Angel hasn't really gotten that this year. Last year he was our main guy along with Kevin Terry who graduated. It was good to see Angel back, just because he had a knee injury that kept him out last spring and started him late."
"That inside foot ball is something he struggled with hurting his knee. He's pain free and back playing well. That set piece he hit is a good indication of how he's doing health wise and it's good to have him back for sure."
The Bisons will aim to another win Oct. 3rd, as Belmont will host them in the Battle of the Boulevard.
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"I had a guy check the oil in the car today and those heater hoses you hung up on the firewall with baling wire have fallen down again," my wife said as she walked in the house. "The rattle is driving me nuts."
I went out, pryed the hood of the old mobile open and there it was; hoses dangling with rusted out baling wire as old as the hills still hanging from them.
I went to the garage and started looking for "new" baling wire to make the repair. I knew I some had hanging around somewhere in that conglomeration of auto parts, tires, construction materials and fencing. I finally found it; a little piece remained of a large collection I had been using for the last 10 years since we moved into the place.
Over that time I had used that excess wire collected by a previous owner of the property to repair almost everything around, in and about the entire place. In evidence of my activities are attested to by water pipes hung from basement rafters, metal panels that keep the goats in corrals near the barn, a headgate that had separated in the middle and was shown back together with the metallic strand, a motorcycle seat on which the latch had broken, various plant hangers that had deteriorated and seen better days, etc., etc., etc.
However, on this I knew that one fine thread of still reasonably new baling wire wound around a nail in the garage would never stretch around the grouping of hoses I needed to secure. So I began looking for alternatives.
In actuality, the loss of my baling wire collection was a shock to my system. Ever since I was a kid growing up on a dairy farm in the Salt Lake Valley, I had been taught to use first baling twine and then later when we purchased a new wire baler for alfalfa, baling wire to secure anything that was broken. My dad and two uncles used it for everything on the farm and even around the house. It was the general fix all for anything that ails a machine, building part, fence or other inanimate object. Baling wire is part of my heritage.
Now I would have to resort to something else; an unknown connector on which I could not necessarily count. I did have some baling twine hanging on a pipe because I had recently been feeding the animals some hay I had purchased. However, this was not the baling twine of my childhood. It was made of plastic; you know that indestructible stuff that is found everywhere from the middle of the San Rafael Swell to the toilet bowl they call the Pacific Ocean. Besides I had graduated when I was 10 from using baling twine over baling wire to secure anything. Moreover, this plastic twine never seemed as good as the jute twine of my childhood anyway. I mean there has to be something wrong with a twine that holds 75 lb. bales together that doesn't give you a rope burn if you don't wear gloves to haul it around.
So I looked some more. I even went in the house to find something that might work. Deep in a drawer in the kitchen was a collection of twist ties. Now here was something I could use; thin wire covered by paper, but wire just the same. I pulled out the drawer which then dumped onto the kitchen floor.
"Are you in my tool drawer again?' I heard a voice ask from the living room. "If you are be sure you put my pink handled tools back in there. I better not find them in your tool box in the garage."
It was the ultimate sin to remove the pink tools from the house; I had been punished severely for that indescretion before.
"No, I am not looking for your tools," I said. "I am looking for some of those long twist ties we took off the cord of that Super 800 vacuum you got a couple of weeks ago. Any idea where they are?"
"I think you used them to tie an extension cord to the wall of the patio," said the mistress of the palace. "I think you used them all." And then she added, "Remember no pink tools leave the house."
All the twist ties that were spread out over the floor were too short to do the job. Then suddenly it dawned on me that I had another solution right at hand; bungee cords. I had a dozen of them in a new package under the seat of my truck.
However upon examination, they were all very long and there was really no place to hang them. Besides, I wasn't sure the plastic ends with cloth covers would hold up very long under a hood that gets heat in the summer, cold in the winter and water/mud on them all year long.
Just then my son pulled up in his truck. He saw the hood of the car open.
"What you doin' dad?" he asked.
I pointed out the problem and he smiled. He went to his truck and pulled out a large plastic bottle filled with colorful straps that were as thin as a dogs dew claw.
He took one of them out and twisted it around, pulled one end and the small plastic strap tightened against itself. Then he took another and bound the heater hoses to a hole in the firewall in the same manner.
"You were going to use baling wire weren't you?" he asked. Obviously my son knew me too well.
I nodded.
"Dad you have to come into the 21st century," he said shaking his head. "Go down to the store and get you some zip ties like this. They're easy to use and if you notice, any vehicle built after 1980 has them to attach things together. It's only five bucks for a bottle and they come in all sizes and colors."
I started to object that baling wire was free, that it came in any size you wanted if you had a pair of dikes and that it didn't need to be color coded. He just looked at me, in a pitiful sort of way. But in my situation, unless I stole it off neighbor's fences where they had used the stuff for repairs, I would now have to actually buy baling wire. The thought appalled me.
He handed me a zip tie and made me pull it and work with it. I could see their use. But they were just so neat and clean; there is just something wrong with not repairing things with wire that not only has the potential to poke and cut you, but also gets your hands all rusty as you do it.
However I acquiesced and today I have a large variety of zip ties in my garage, neatly tucked away in the bottle that was meant for them. So another part of my childhood had been replaced by a high tech version of past solutions.
It was an end of an era for me, but on the wall above my work bench, that last vestige of steel wire still hangs, reminding me of my roots and the ties that bind.
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After battling injuries, tough losses and some general bad luck over the season, the Pinnacle High Lady Panthers were looking to reverse their fortune.
They clamped down on defense, made open jump shots and overcame a few instances of bad luck in their 46-42 win over Grand High on Tuesday night at the PHS gymnasium.
The Lady Panthers and Grand traded baskets in the first quarter as both teams spent the quarter trying to establish their rhythm offensively. With the seconds counting down to end the quarter, Pinnacle's do-everything point guard Naomi Dalton took an inbounds pass and ran to the half court line before throwing up a shot as the buzzer went off. The shot went in, setting off a loud reaction from the crowd on hand and Dalton's teammates. Unfortunately for the Lady Panthers, the officials called traveling on Dalton, negating the shot.
The Lady Panthers quickly came out in the second quarter keeping with Grand heading into halftime tied at 24-24.
In the third quarter, the Lady Panthers began to create some separation between them and Grand. They were helped by Jordan Hamner, who hit back-to-back three pointers to break a tie and give the Lady Panthers one of their largest lead of the game 33-27 with 2:30 left in the third quarter.
As they headed into the fourth quarter, the Lady Panthers continued to build upon their lead almost putting the game out of reach. But Grand would not go down quietly. Down nine with two minutes left, they began a run that cut Pinnacle's lead down to five.
The Lady Panthers countered by making their free throws down the stretch as Dalton made two free throws with 18 seconds left to help get the 46-42 win in a game that was rescheduled from earlier this season.
Dalton led the team with 16 points. Hamner added 14 points, including four three pointers. Ashia Andrews had seven points and a number of key rebounds.
Pinnacle head coach Michael Shaffer said the girls have battled through a lot this season including injuries.
"This was a good opportunity for the girls to get a win and they did that tonight," Shaffer said after the game. "At times we didn't move the ball around too well, but in the end we did enough to get the win."
Dalton, a senior, said the team works on being aggressive on defense to help slow the opposing team down.
With just one game left on the schedule at home against Monticello on Feb. 9, Dalton said the team wants to go out with a win.
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Dietrich Bonhoeffer, German pastor and theologian, is particularly well-known for his theology, hisactivism against Nazi principles, his leadership of the Christian opposition, his role in a plot to assassinate Adolf Hitler, and his hanging at a concentration camp just weeks before the end of the war. The collection consists of the visual materials used in the creation of Martin Doblmeier's documentary on Dietrich Bonhoeffer.
In the early 1970s, a group of Canadian and American scholars of Karl Barth, inspired by his son Markus Barth, founded the Karl Barth Society of North America to promote the study of Karl Barth through conferences and the establishment of a center for Barth research. This collection contains both the formal records of the organization as well as less formal materials, including documentation of conferences and Barth-related items collected by members.
In association with the Theologischer Verlag Zürich (TVZ) and Princeton Theological Seminary, Alexander Street Press is pleased to offer the first major online collection of Karl Barth's works. Combining comprehensiveness with a carefully crafted set of text-analysis tools, The Digital Karl Barth Library will support a new generation of research into the works of one of the twentieth century's most influential theologians. Access to this collection is available only by institutional subscription.
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