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Underground mine simulation equipment and site specific training were the chief goals and focus points defined by local educators as they testified before the Utah Mine Safety Commission on Tuesday.
The day long meetings at the College of Eastern Utah's main campus began with testimony from school mining faculty and industry representatives. Their comments centered around educational needs within the Castle Valley area and the continuation of the melding between the Utah College of Applied Technology and the Western Energy Training Center.
Mining Department Chairman Dale Evans used his presentation to stress the underfunding of the mining program and to expose the need for more extensive training.
"We trained 1860 miners last year," said Evans. "And we did it with four full time and two part time instructors. The Mining Safety and Health Administration's states grant program is meant to subsidize a program not to support it and right now that grant coupled with tuition is the base for our program."
According to Evans, the college also trained 480 miners outside of the area while commenting that the MSHA states grant program is decreasing every year.
"In 1980 the program was given $6 million for 36 states and last year the program was allocated $8.2 million for 49 states, the Navajo Nation and the Puerto Rico," said Evans. "Each year our piece of the pie gets a little smaller."
When asked what his recommendations would be for better training, Evans had several suggestions.
He reported that in West Virginia miners are required to take an 80 hour certification and pass a state competency exam before they can enter an underground coal mine, a training requirement double the minimum requirement in Utah, which also has no state exam.
Evans further recommended that Utah institute apprenticeship programs and require yearly recertification along with a more intensive annual refresher than the current eight hour program.
"It doesn't hurt for all of us to learn new things," said Evans, a third generation coal miner. "We also need to make sure miners, fire bosses and safety foremen are current with all new regulations."
Evan's last focal point was the necessity of on-sight training. He reported that the dangers are different at every facility and the only way to address those dangers is to conduct safety training at the work site.
Evans was asked by the commission to assemble hard numbers and re-approach the members with just what amount of funding these changes would require.
UCAT Director Miles Nelson who testified along with Evans provided the commission with he college's current plans to move UCAT and the mining department to WETC facilities.
"WETC has worked with us to combine efforts and we are physically moving our programs to their facility. Additionally we have expanded to Emery County," said Nelson.
One successful aspect of the UCAT program was the "open entry, open exit" availability of courses,which would remain intact as the program becomes part of the college.
"Students were able to come in and schedule their own competency based training, something that was beneficial to everyone," said Nelson.
Following Evans and Nelson, Robert Topping was introduced by CEU administrator Brad King.
According to Topping, WETC is looking for $2 million to aid in construction simulation equipment to train power plant, longwall, roof bolter and continuous miner personnel in an environment that resembles facility working conditions.
"Studies conducted always show southeastern Utah as the epicenter for energy innovation. We can't compete with other areas in energy production but what we can do is lead the way for energy related innovation," said Topping.
Industry driven innovation is what is needed to aid in recruiting talent to an area primed to lose 70 percent of its workforce to retirement in the next 10 years, added the curriculum director
"Because of the coming mass retirement, low unemployment and our population it is easy to see that there is a real need for us to recruit talent to this area," said Topping. "I feel education, government and industry need to come to the table and create a solution that will remedy the workforce needs in this area."
"We develop our curriculum through industry driven need and input from safety organizations," continued Topping. "We have to move to doing instead of knowing."
"Right now, we have a workforce that has a 360 degree view of the industry and that type of knowledge is priceless. That is why a higher standard of training is so essential," said Topping.
WETC's master trainer program will assist some people in gaining extensive training knowledge.
According to Topping, the industry cannot replace its workforce with the current programs. The replacement will total 1.2 million retirees within the western region.
Evans and Topping stressed the need for a "safety community" within local mines.
Evans admitted that the current mining program offers no course on the psychology of safety. But he stressed the importance to develop a program that teaches energy employees to work safe at all times.
Topping indicated that the mine simulator was the number one priority for training at the WETC and the $2 million in funds would be earmarked for the project.
Evans also stated that costs for increasing the duration and effectiveness of the program would run in the millions.
Numbers from the college indicate that the state's role in mine safety could cost the Utah Legislature upwards of $5 million annually.
"When we go to the regional MSHA state's grants meetings ,we are praised and apologized to every year," pointed out Evans. "They are amazed at what we do with the money we have. But that grant is meant to be a subsidy. I believe the state must buy into mine safety. We simply need better funding."


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Based on certain photographs which we recently discovered, we are wondering whether AT&T will be soon greeting the Motorola Flipout. In those pictures, we have seen this phone showing certain applications which are definitely AT&T. However this may not be a good thing as AT&T have failed with the introduction of the HTC Unlocked ( Aria ) and Captivate and the Motorola Flipout is yet another sub standard release from the service provider.
We reviewed the Motorola Unlocked Backflip recently along with the Motoblur. Hence you know what the Motorola Flipout is about as it is basically a smaller Backflip and has a different mechanism by which the screen flips 90 degrees to reveal the keyboard.
There are however certain plusses to this phone. The Motorola Flipout comes with Android 2.1 and enhanced Motoblur which however we do not think will prove to be of much help to the users. However as is with the newer Motoblur, you can resize your widgets on the main screen thereby you can customize your home screen better which is pretty cool according to us.
Although we say so much about Motorola's low end phones, the keypad on this one is actually pretty good and we think that you can actually get used to typing on this keypad pretty well.
Although we have said so much about the Unlocked Motorola ( Flipout ) coming to AT&T, there is still no confirmation but we think that it is only a matter of time before we actually get it available on AT&T. If Motorola are still trying to make its devices look different from others using the very same software, the company still has to do a lot to make their skins look better and more organized which is a vast change from the clutter that it represents at this moment. Be sure to stay up to date with this story.

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In most cases, the exact cause of bedwetting is not known. But many possible causes exist. Your child's bladder* might be too small. Or the amount of urine produced overnight is too much for your child's bladder to hold. As a result, your child's bladder fills up before the night is over. Some children sleep so deeply that they don't wake up when they need to urinate. Others simply take longer to learn bladder control. Many children wet the bed until they are 5 years old or even older.
Bedwetting often runs in families. If both parents wet the bed as children, their child is likely to have the same problem. If only one parent has a history of bedwetting, the child has about a 30 percent chance of having the problem. Some children wet the bed even if neither parent ever did.
A child who has been dry for several months or even years may start wetting the bed. The cause might be emotional stress, such as the loss of a loved one, problems at school, a new sibling, or even toilet training too early.
Bedwetting is not your child's fault. Children rarely wet the bed on purpose. You can help your child by learning about the different causes and treatments for bedwetting.
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You can take several steps to help your child stay dry. Make sure your child drinks enough fluids throughout the day. A child who doesn't drink enough during the day may drink a lot before bedtime, causing wetness at night. Talk with your child's doctor about how much your child should drink each day. Have your child avoid drinks with caffeine, such as colas or tea. Drinks with caffeine speed up urine production. Give your child one drink with dinner and explain that it will be the last drink before going to bed. Make sure your child uses the bathroom just before bed. Many children will still wet the bed, but these steps may be helpful.
Children may feel bad about wetting the bed, so letting them know they are not to blame is important. Bedwetting is not a behavior problem. Scolding and punishment will not help your child stay dry. Be supportive. Praise your child for dry nights.
Most children grow out of bedwetting. Some children just take more time than others.
Children younger than 5 do not need to see a doctor for bedwetting. Many children do not stay dry at night until age 7. A single episode of bedwetting should not cause alarm, even in an older child.
If your child is 7 years old or older and wets the bed more than two or three times in a week, a doctor may be able to help. If both day and night wetting occur after age 5, your child should see a doctor before age 7.
The doctor will ask questions about your child's health and the wetting problem, conduct a physical exam, and ask your child for a urine sample. The doctor will look for signs of health problems that can cause bedwetting, including the following:
The doctor may also ask your child about changes at home or school that may be causing emotional stress. In most cases, the doctor doesn't find any specific cause for bedwetting. If a health problem is found, the doctor will talk to you about treatment options. If your child is stressed, the doctor may be able to give your child strategies for dealing with the stress.
Treatments for bedwetting include bladder training, moisture alarms, and medicines. Talk with the doctor and your child about which ones to try.
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Bladder training can help your child hold urine longer. Write down what times your child urinates during the day. Then figure out the amount of time between trips to the bathroom. After a day or two, have your child try to wait an extra 15 minutes before using the bathroom. For example, if a trip to the bathroom usually occurs at 3:30 p.m., have your child wait until 3:45 p.m. Slowly make the wait time longer and longer. This method helps stretch your child's bladder to hold more urine. Be patient. Bladder training can take several weeks or even months.
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Medicine is available to treat bedwetting. The medicine used most often slows down how fast the body makes urine. Though medicine for bedwetting works well, wetting often returns when the child stops taking the medicine. If this occurs, keeping the child on medicine for a longer time may help.
Eating, diet, and nutrition have not been shown to play a role in causing or preventing bedwetting in children, though making sure your child drinks enough throughout the day and avoiding caffeine intake may be helpful.
The National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK) conducts and supports research to help people with urologic diseases, including children. The NIDDK's Division of Kidney, Urologic, and Hematologic Diseases maintains the Pediatric Urology Program, which supports research into the early development of the urinary tract.
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The Department of Health shut down the hospitals lab Sept. 28 because of deficiencies. The closure forced the shutdown of many of the hospitals functions, including its emergency room and most surgeries.
The Health Department allowed the hospital laboratory, with supervision from Samaritan Medical Center, Watertown, to partially reopen in October, but the blood bank has remained closed.
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BUFFALO, N.Y. - The area's top cycling event continues to expand as the Ride for Roswell rolls out Friday and Saturday for the 17th year. It's now a 2-day event.
This year, organizers have added an opening ceremony on Friday night at UB Stadium, and then the ride itself takes place on multiple routes to and from Baird Point at UB's Amherst campus on Saturday morning.
Friday night's opening ceremony will feature an inspirational speech from former Buffalo Bill Chris Spielman, a video message from Lance Armstrong, and a concert from 80's rock star Rick Springfield. The ceremony is open to riders, volunteers, along with Roswell patients and survivors.
2-On-Your-Side's Adam Benigni, who has served as spokesperson for this event for the past six years, will co-host the ceremony along with former Buffalo Bill Steve Tasker.
The Ride continues to expand every year, and the field of cyclists is expected to exceed 8,000. Last year's event raised $3.2-million, and the total this year could reach $4-million.
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A man was injured in a crash in Todd just after 2pm. The impact was said to be a rear-end collision just off NC 194 North at Pinetree Drive. Watauga Medics transported a man suffering a number of injuries to Watauga Medical Center after being assisted by Todd Fire/First responders on the scene.
A Fleetwood woman was injured as she lost control of her Jeep traveling west on NC 88 6 miles east of Jefferson this morning. The 9am crash occurred near Low Gap Road and injured 34-year old Janet Marie Blevins as she ran off the highway to her right and struck the ditch, her '94 Jeep overturning. Trooper Aldridge said Blevins was treated and released at Ashe Memorial and she was cited for Failure to Maintain Lane Control.
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Something about the contrast between a tough motorcycle jacket and sweet filmy frock never gets tired. At the 8th Annual Teen Vogue University, guest-speaker Chung executed the look with ease in a floral silk skirt and trusty biker jacket.
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When girl (or guy) is blowing a (another) guy as the guy is about to cum he grabs her (or his) head and shoves it down his cock so that she (he) cannnot pull away, and chokes on the cum and it goes out her (his) nose, with the cum falling out of her (his) nose and mouth it makes her (him) look like a dragon, and after pulling shit like that you bet she (he) will be an Angry Dragon!
If a guy ever Angry Dragoned me I would bite it off.
de ~Jessay~ 16 avril 2008
the sexual manouvere in which the gentleman unloads in the females or males, (depending on sexual preferance) mouth....after which slaps the female squarely in the back of the head...releasing the load through the nostrils. Thus the female is angry and is blowing cum like a dragon.
hey trent that wasnt very nice of sean giving you the angry dragon.
Yeah i no next time i will just swallow.
Good idea trent.
Or you could just not be a homo.
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Yeah i no next time i will just swallow.
Good idea trent.
Or you could just not be a homo.
Hahaha yeah right good one.
de wdupg 2 octobre 2007
The act of thrusting your penis in a girls mouth while in oral sex and ejaculating far in her throat so she coughs it up through her nose and mouth
Guy- Wanna to angry dragon?
Girl- sure but it might get messy
Girl- sure but it might get messy
de Beastin4<3 23 janvier 2011
When a girl is giving you head and after you cum in her mouth, and she is about to swallow, you hit her in the back of the head or in the throat. This will result in her shooting the cum out her nose resembling an angry dragon shooting fire.
"After this bobber sholbed my nob, i blew a fat load in her mouth and when she was about to swallow, I gave her an angry dragon."
de MOBBER 1 juin 2009
A sexual experiment; started by having a man ejaculate in to a womans mouth, and tickling her which will force her to choke, causing the sperm to fly everywhere.
Are you ready to do the angry dragon?
de HUMANVIBRATOR 15 avril 2009
When you dont tell the bird sucking your nob your gunu cum, then ram it back her throat as you cum causing her to choke and cum come out of her nose.
Dan k did a right nice angry dragon to his mum last night!!
de tsms 13 février 2009
Next time this chick is giving you a blowjob, take her ears, right before you cum and shove your dick down her throat and then it'll come out of her nose .. just like an Angry Dragon.
Hey man last night this chick was giving me a bad blowjob so I made her an Angry Dragon
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Evaluation and diagnosis of insomnia may start with a thorough medical and psychiatric patient history taken by the physician. As mentioned above, many medical and psychiatric conditions can be responsible for insomnia.
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Actigraphy is another more objective test that may be performed in certain situations but is not routinely a part of the evaluation for insomnia. An actigraph is a motion detector that senses the person's movements during sleep and wakefulness. It is worn similar to a wrist watch for days to weeks, and the movement data are recorded and analyzed to determine sleep patterns and movements. This test may be useful in cases of primary insomnia disorder, circadian rhythm disorder, or sleep state misconception.
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Mar. 11, 2015
Thomas L Friedman Op-Ed column expresses concern over fact that casino magnate Sheldon Adelson is able and willing to tilt Israeli and American politics by donating massive amounts of money to Republicans and Israeli Prime Min Benjamin Netanyahu; warns that Adelson is wielding his influence to simultaneously push both countries away from two-state solution with the Palestinians and toward military confrontation with Iran. MORE
Apr. 6, 2014
Thomas L Friedman Op-Ed column holds that Iran is attempting to destroy Israel by supporting Palestinian militants and keeping Israel mired in West Bank; notes that casino magnate and pro-Israel extremist Sheldon Adelson is unknowingly helping Iran by fueling conflict with his donations; urges Israel to find Palestinian partner for secure withdrawal from West Bank if it wishes to remain Jewish, democratic state. MORE
Mar. 28, 2014
Push by billionaire casino magnate Sheldon G Adelson to outlaw online gambling has ignited bitter civil war in gambling industry, dividing one of Washington's most powerful interest groups and posing major test of Republican donor's political clout; effort officially begins as lawmakers introduce legislation that would close loophole in federal law by banning online gambling. MORE
Feb. 25, 2014
Sheldon G Adelson, chief executive of the Las Vegas Sands Corporation, says his company is willing to spend 'whatever it takes' to set up a casino project in Japan, one of the largest untapped markets in the world. MORE
Jan. 30, 2014
American billionaire Sheldon G Adelson's failed $30 billion bid to create casino and resort outside Madrid has nonetheless been boon for Spanish gambling industry; city lifted ban on casino gambling as part of its effort to compete against Barcelona to host the project. MORE
Dec. 14, 2013
Billionaire casino magnate Sheldon G Adelson abandons plans to build $30 billion gambling and leisure resort on outskirts of Madrid; Adelson made decision after failing to win financial concessions and other favors from Spanish government. MORE
Oct. 1, 2013
Casino owner and Republican donor Sheldon G Adelson loses $60 million libel lawsuit in which he said National Jewish Democratic Council, spread false accusation that he had condoned prostitution in his Macau casinos. MORE
Aug. 28, 2013
Las Vegas Sands Corporation, casino company controlled by major Republican donor Sheldon G Adelson, agrees to pay federal government more than $47 million to resolve money-laundering investigation that cast unwanted glare on Adelson and his gambling empire during 2012 presidential campaign. MORE
May. 29, 2013
Jerusalem Journal; Sheldon G Adelson, conservative American casino mogul who spent tens of millions of dollars trying to defeat President Obama and owns right-leaning newspaper in Israel, is crowned honorary citizen of Jerusalem by city's mayor; Adelson shares his blunt pro-Israel, anti-Palestinian views at ceremony. MORE
Sep. 27, 2012
Republicans in Florida and other battleground states are intensifying their effort to lure a small but potentially significant group of new or wavering voters away from Pres Obama--Jewish voters who may view him as unreliable on the question of Israel's security; effort is led by Republican Jewish Coalition, organization largely funded by casino magnate Sheldon Adelson. MORE
Sep. 9, 2012
American billionaire casino magnate Sheldon G Adelson is set to build a giant resort around Madrid, ending a bidding battle between that cityl and Barcelona; his company Las Vegas Sands offers few clues on how it will be financed or how big it will be. MORE
Aug. 22, 2012
Reports that an American Congressman went skinny-dipping during a 2011 trip to Israel sponsored by the American Israel Public Affairs Committee have cast an unwanted spotlight on the practice of private groups paying for foreign travel; among major donors financing trips to Israel is Sheldon Adelson, casino magnate who is a strong Israeli supporter and has pledged to spend as much as $100 million to defeat Pres Obama; MORE
Aug. 17, 2012
Editorial rebukes Mitt Romney and Paul D Ryan for cultivating relationship with casino tycoon and major Republican donor Sheldon Adelson, whose company is under multiple federal investigations for its improper business practices; asserts that aligning themselves with this allegedly crooked businessman could jeopardize the integrity of their presidential campaign. MORE
Aug. 16, 2012
Legal troubles of the American casino mogul Sheldon G Adelson in the United States and Macau are fueling Spanish opposition to his plans to build a casino and resort in Madrid or Barcelona. MORE
Aug. 15, 2012
Republican vice-presidential candidate Paul Ryan travels to the Venetian hotel in Las Vegas to meet with billionaire casino mogul Sheldon Adelson, who has pledged to spend as much as $100 million in 2012 to defeat Pres Obama. MORE
Aug. 14, 2012
Inquiry into potential bribery of foreign officials highlights how politics and profits are often intertwined for casino magnate and major Republican donor Sheldon Adelson; as Adelson becomes an increasing presence in the 2012 presidential election, investigations are unfolding about his Las Vegas Sands Corporation's payments through Chinese businessman Yang Saixin to facilitate several ambitious projects in China and Macau. MORE
Jul. 25, 2012
Republican Jewish Coalition, a group backed by casino magnate Sheldon Adelson, is starting a new effort in battleground states to win over Jewish voters who could be persuaded to turn away from Pres Obama and support Mitt Romney; group plans to begin a multimillion-dollar advertising campaign using testimonials from people who say they regret supporting Obama. MORE
Jun. 24, 2012
Editorial observes that casino magnate Sheldon Adelson is a perfect example of the degree to which money is corrupting politics, as he is spending sums greater than any political donation in history to support Mitt Romney and advance his personal, ideological and financial agenda, which is at odds with the nation's needs. MORE
Jun. 17, 2012
Wealthy casino owner Sheldon Adelson commits at least $10 million more to conservative groups aiming to defeat President Obama and elect Republicans to Congress, cementing his growing role as one of the country's leading political financiers; he has already donated more than $30 million in 2012 to GOP super PACs. MORE
Jun. 14, 2012
Wealthy donors and corporations, in the wake of deregulation of the campaign finance system, are planning to pour hundreds of millions of dollars into the presidential and Congressional elections, mostly in support of Republicans; billionaire Sheldon Adelson has given at least $35 million to pro-Republican super PACS during the 2012 campaign, including a recent $10 million donation to presumptive GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney. MORE
Feb. 5, 2012
Sheldon Adelson, the billionaire casino executive keeping Newt Gingrich's presidential hopes alive, has relayed assurances to Mitt Romney that he will provide even more generous support to his candidacy if he becomes the Republican nominee; signals from Adelson reflect what his associates say is his deep commitment to defeating Pres Obama and his willingness to play a more prominent role in the Republican Party and conservative causes. MORE
Jan. 29, 2012
Profile of Las Vegas casino magnate Sheldon Adelson, who has given $17 million to support Newt Gingrich's presidential aspirations; question of why Adelson is supporting Gingrich has emerged front and center in the campaign. MORE
Jan. 24, 2012
Dr Miriam Adelson will contribute $5 million to Winning Our Future, super PAC supporting the presidential campaign of Republican Newt Gingrich; Dr Adelson's check will bring total contributions from her and husband Sheldon Adelson to $10 million, a figure that could substantially neutralize the millions of dollars already being spent in Florida by Republican rival Mitt Romney and Restore Our Future, a super PAC supporting him. MORE
Jan. 17, 2012
Letter from First Amendment lawyer Floyd Abrams responds to Jan 10 article on Sheldon Adelson's $5 million donation to pro-Newt Gingrich superPAC. MORE
Jan. 10, 2012
Contribution of $5 million from billionaire casino owner Sheldon Adelson to a super PAC supporting Republican presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich comes just in time to bolster Gingrich's campaign for the South Carolina primary; last-minute injection underscores how 2011 landmark Supreme Court ruling on campaign finance has made it possible for a wealthy individual to influence an election, as Adelson's contribution is 1,000 times the $5,000 he could legally give in 2012. MORE
Jan. 8, 2012
Newt Gingrich is receiving a much-needed boost from billionaire Sheldon Adelson, who has donated $5 million to a super PAC backing Gingrich's presidential bid; Gingrich and the other Republican candidates are making their final appeals in hopes of catching up with frontrunner Mitt Romney as the New Hampshire primary nears. MORE
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Highlights From the Archives
When 3rd Place on the Rich List Just Isn't Enough
Casino mogul Sheldon G. Adelson may well be the richest American that most people have never heard of.January 17, 2008 businessNews
Robert Menendez Offers Unrealistic Plan for Iran
His proposal calls for new negotiations, new demands and, effectively, a pre-endorsement for war.
August 19, 2015, Wednesday
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Sheldon Adelson Comes to New York, and Presidential Candidates Follow
Sheldon Adelson and his wife, Miriam, will be among the hosts of the Champions of Jewish Values International Awards Gala on May 28 in New York, where many presidential candidates are expected to attend.
May 14, 2015, Thursday
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THE LEGEND OF BILLIE JEAN is one of the great Texas films of all time! Helen Slater and Christian Slater (unrelated, despite their roles of sister and brother) star in this indisputable '80s youth classic about a Corpus Christi teenager who becomes an outlaw in her quest for justice. Fighting under the slogan "Fair is fair," Billie Jean goes on the run from the law with her brother and best friends, becoming an unlikely hero for oppressed teens everywhere. After cutting her hair as an homage to Joan of Arc, the once demure Billie Jean transforms into an authentic Texas outlaw by taking a stand against The Man. A rousing, blood-boiling no-rules rampage in the name of anti-adult empowerment!
There are two ticket options for this event. The first is $10 and only gets you in to watch the movie. The second is an $18 option that also includes the movie and Franklin Barbeque's Tipsey Texan sandwich (chopped beef, sausage, cole slaw) for your eating pleasure.
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PROVIDENCE — The first offseason departure has arrived for Providence College as the school announced Thursday that sophomore guard Duke Mondy has been released from his commitment.
Mondy departs after a 2010-11 campaign that saw the Michigan native sit out the final four games of the season. At the time the only thing PC officials said about Mondy's situation was that it was a "coach's decision." Mondy did appear at Ed Cooley's introductary press conference in March, telling Blackstone Valley Sports when asked to clarify his situation that, "I'm good, just can't wait to play."
In two seasons spanning 59 games and five starts Mondy averaged 5.4 ppg and 2.6 assists. His best game in a Friar uniform occurred this past season, a 19-point effort against nationally-ranked Georgetown in February. Mondy's defection leaves nine eligible players to return, plus the additions of newcomers LaDontae Henton and Kiwi Gardner.
We won't know the complete rundown of the 2011-12 Providence College men's basketball schedule until later this summer, but it was revealed Thursday that PC will travel to South Carolina on Thursday, Dec. 1 as part of the first-ever Big East/SEC Challenge. This ESPN-fueled event will be shown on either ESPN, ESPN2 or ESPNU.
All told there will be 12 games featured as part of this early-season showcase involving two BCS conferences. On paper the most compelling matchup is Billy Donovan's Florida Gators traveling to Syracuse, set for Dec. 2. Defending national champ Connecticut will face Arkansas on Dec. 3.
Speaking of Dec. 3, that date is significant given that it's the first Saturday of the month - a time frame normally set aside for the annual PC-URI encounter. Might the schedule be tweaked so that Cooley's Friars will get more than 24 hours before heading down to the Ryan Center, site of this year's game? In 2007 Providence faced Boston College at the then-TD Banknorth Garden on Sat. Dec. 1, which resulted in the pushing back of the URI-PC clash until the following Tuesday.
On the subject of Providence games at South Carolina, Friar fans should remember the Dec. 3, 2001 contest in Columbia. Though PC would lose 67-48, the game served as the debut of future star Ryan Gomes after he had spent the first seven games of the season on the bench.
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Americans between the ages of 61 and 70 are withdrawing money from their IRAs in amounts that are larger, both in absolute dollar amounts and as a percentage of their IRA account balance, than those taken by older households, according to a new report from the Employee Benefit Research Institute.
And what's especially troubling about that finding is this: IRA owners under the age of 70½ are not even legally required to start taking required minimum distributions (RMDs) from their IRAs. Under current tax rules, traditional IRA account holders are only required to start taking withdrawals from their IRAs no later than April 1 of the year following the year in which they reach age 70½.
According to the EBRI report, Americans between the ages of 61 and 70—the so-called pre-RMD crowd—withdrew on average $16,655 per year from their IRAs, while those between the ages of 71 and 80 withdrew $10,557. What's more, the pre-RMD Americans spent most of their IRA withdrawals on regular expenses, while the post-RMD set actually saved some of their withdrawal in CDs and the like.
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The numbers are even worse for pre-RMD Americans who are in the two lowest-income quartiles. Nearly half of those households withdrew money from their IRAs, and on average those in the lowest-income quartile withdrew 17.4% of their account balance. That amount, by the way, exceeds the percentages required to be taken by those withdrawing RMDs, which start at around 3.75% for most IRA owners and don't exceed 6% until about 83, said Jeffrey Levine, an IRA Technical Consultant with Ed Slott and Co. and a contributor to MarketWatch's RetireMentors.
Now this might not come as a surprise, but the consequences of dipping into one's IRA before age 70½ are significant. People could be putting their future standard of living at risk, especially if they don't other sources of income in retirement such as a defined benefit pension plan or income from employment.
"I think we are seeing for the age group of 61 to 70, people who had planned to continue working but due to layoffs, a bad economy, and the like now need to dip into their retirement dollars far sooner than expected or planned," said Thomas O'Connell, president of Senior Wealth Solutions. "With the likelihood of a 20- to 40-year retirement time frame, this is going to be catastrophic for many of these folks in their later years."
You don't have to search far to find others who share that outlook. "I'm not surprised by this," said Jeremy Portnoff of Portnoff Financial. "Many reports show that people do not save enough so it makes sense that when they get to retirement—some are retiring too early, they have not accumulated enough money—their distributions are much larger than they would be required to be. This probably doesn't bode well for their ability to sustain relatively high withdrawals."
Others see the same problem, but a different cause. "I think what is happening is many corporations have moved away from monthly pensions for retirees, thus leaving the money management decisions and the withdrawal rate decisions up to the consumer," said Matt Curfman, a senior vice president with Richmond Brothers.
Often, he said, a younger retiree, defined as someone in their mid-50s to mid-60s, will want to draw more out while they are young and healthy, but they do so at a great risk. "Should they live well into their 80s or 90s, it is entirely possible that they may run out of money if they kept that higher withdrawal rate up over longer periods of time," said Curfman.
In many cases the higher withdrawal rate at a younger age can be OK as long as when another source of income comes in, such as Social Security payments, that withdrawal rate is reduced accordingly, Curfman said.
Absent that, Curfman said the only way a high withdrawal rate will work is if the rate of return on a portfolio always exceeds that withdrawal rate. He noted, for example, that from 2000 to the end of 2012 the S&P 500 average return was 3.45% per year and the actual return was 1.61% per year. "If you were retired for this 13-year period with your portfolio invested in the stock market and your withdrawal rate exceeded 1.61% it is very likely that your portfolio has lost money or is down from where you started. That can be unsettling, especially if these were the early years of your retirement."
Meanwhile, the author of the EBRI report said IRA owners must be neither overly cautious nor overly aggressive when it comes to IRA withdrawals. "As more and more baby boomers enter retirement with large portions of their retirement savings in IRAs, their financial security in retirement may well depend on how they manage these accounts postretirement," Sudipto Banerjee, EBRI research associate and author of the report, said in a release. "Some may be overly cautious in drawing down their IRA balances, sacrificing a more enjoyable retirement, while others may spend too much too soon, jeopardizing their retirement security." Read IRA Withdrawals: How Much, When, and Other Saving Behavior.
Exceptions to the rule
In the main, experts advise against withdrawing money from your IRA to pay for current living expenses. "There's a reason many people with large IRA balances or other savings hold off on taking distributions for as long as possible," said Levine. "If you can afford to wait, it generally produces better results."
But there are exceptions to the rule. In fact some experts recommend that Americans withdraw money from their IRAs before age 70½ and delay taking Social Security until age 70. Doing so, the experts say, reduces the amount of one's RMDs and taxable income and it also increases the amount of one's Social Security benefit. Read Innovative Strategies to Help Maximize Social Security Benefits. Read also The Baby Boomer's Guide to Social Security.
"When I talk to my clients about retirement-income planning we are talking about several things that are not intuitive to them," said Craig Adamson, president of Adamson Financial Planning. "First, when should they draw on their Social Security? Sometimes it makes sense to pull money from IRAs in a low-tax environment and let the Social Security income continue to grow to full retirement age or up to age 70 to maximize the benefit."
Of course, when taking early distribution keep a close eye on your tax bracket: "By taking early distributions from IRAs, are they going to break through into the next tax bracket to support their lifestyle?" asked Adamson. "Is this money they could be taken from Roth IRAs, non-qualified accounts such as bank savings or CDs, or from cash value life insurance so there is no tax consequence."


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(The Chirp) -- RF Carlos Beltran, who struggled for most of the second half of the season, has had a pair of two-run homers against the Washington Nationals in just more than a week, the second pair coming on Monday in a 12-4 victory in the second game of the National League Division Series. "Today, for us, was a must-win game," said Beltran, who has 13 postseason homers.
CF Jon Jay, who has a highlight reel full of catches he has made, turned in what he and nearly everybody else consider his best one when he smacked into the wall to catch Washington 2B Danny Espinosa's drive in the sixth inning on Monday. Jay, who has been on base five times from his leadoff spot in the last two games, also drove in three runs.
RHP Lance Lynn made what might have been his last relief appearance of the postseason on Monday. Throwing three innings in relief of injured LHP Jaime Garcia, Lynn, an 18-game winner in the regular season, got the win, and he also might get Garcia's spot in the rotation if there is a next playoff round.
RHP Chris Carpenter will start Game 3 of the Division Series. Since recovering from July 19 nerve surgery to ease pressure on his neck and right shoulder, Carpenter has pitched well in three starts (3.71 earned run average), but he is 0-2 and the team is 0-3 in those games.
RHP Jake Westbrook, rehabbing from a pulled oblique, left the team for a few days to be his wife, Heather, who was about to deliver the couple's fourth child in Athens, Ga. General manager John Mozeliak said it's "not likely" that Westbrook, a 13-game winner, will be able to pitch in the postseason.
BY THE NUMBERS: 1 -- Cardinals regulars who did not have a hit on Monday in a 13-hit assault in the second game of the National League division series. LF Matt Holliday was 0-for-4 but scored a run.
QUOTE TO NOTE: "We know this offense has the potential do this." -- Manager Mike Matheny on his team scoring 10 or more runs against Washington for the third time in just more than a week.


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The Carbon High cross country team traveled to North Sanpete last Wednesday to compete in an invitational meet. The Dinos had a great performance as the girls took home sixth place honors and the boys captured the fourth place finish overall.
Melanie Madsen led the girls by placing third in a field of 103 competitors. Madsen was in fifth place with 300 yards to go to the finish line. She then started to kick up her speed at 200 yards out and just missed finishing in second place by 100 of a second.
The second place runner for Carbon was Ashley Rowley and was followed by Elizabeth Brooks, Brittany Horrocks, and Jana Burrows.
The boys team finished in fourth place out of the 16 total teams that competed in the invitational meet. Scott Terry placed fourth overall, followed in fifth place by Isaac Goodrich. Not bad considering that there was 81 boys in the race.
The Dinos third runner to cross the finish line was Joe Palmer who was followed by David Goodrich and Chris Cook.
The course was covered with water and mud due to the large amount of rain which fell prior to the event. Many of the athletes in the race ended up slipping and falling into some of these mud holes, taking a realistic mud bath.
The Dinos continue to improve on a daily basis. The team will take these newly developed skills to their next meet which will take place Sept. 18 at 4 p.m. in Ferron.
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