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"We work hard to avoid power outages. But when bad weather strikes and outages occur, we work even harder to restore power safely and quickly," commented Mike Felice, company safety director. "Just as our crews are prepared to respond to outages, we ask our customers to be prepared as well to help ensure the safety and well-being of their families."
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If the power failure is not caused inside the home or business, Castle Valley customers should report the outage to Rocky Mountain Power by calling toll free at 1-877-548-3768.
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The appliances will keep food and perishables inside cold for a longer period of time if not opened.
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After the company's crews complete repairs, the members patrol the area of the power failure to see if lights are on.
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Power lines carry high voltage electricity that can cause serious injury or death if people get too close, stressed the company.
Winter storms, high winds and accidents occasionally cause downed power lines, presenting a potentially dangerous situation for anyone in the area.
"Staying away from downed power lines, acting quickly to keep others out of the area, and immediately notifying Rocky Mountain Power or emergency responders can prevent serious injury and save lives," said Felice.
Even if the power transmission lines are not sparking, they could still be electrified and extremely dangerous.
Local residents should also keep everyone, including pets, out of the area and report the downed line to Rocky Mountain Power .
In addition, people should never come into contact with an individual or object that is touching a power line.
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Motorists should never drive over downed power lines.
If a power line falls across a motor vehicle, the drivers and passengers should stay inside and wait for emergency personnel arrive at the scene to cut the power, pointed out the company.
.If a car is on fire, the driver and passengers should jump with feet together as far from the vehicle as possible.
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The Conejo Valley Guild is all business when it comes to playing games. Each year at the Guild's Annual Game Day, more than 150 guests try their luck at bridge, pan, Scrabble, and card games -- all in the name of cancer research. A delicious lunch is served, and a boutique chock-full of gift items, accessories, plants, soaps and stationery round out the festivities. Proceeds benefit highest priority cancer research at UCLA's Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center.
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Frontier is turning into Ryanair (different from Southwest), utilizing smaller airports away from larger cities (New Castle and Trenton-Mercer) and now fees for everything. It will be interesting to see where they end up in 5 years.
No, acting more like Spirit
On the bright side, they will give you the entire can of soda!
I bet they'll even let you keep the can!
Buy two, and get your 2 cents worth out of them. What do you want to bet the just don't have change. Or will it be on your card with a convenience fee?
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|Newly elected East Carbon Councilmember Andy Urbanik joins in the city's discussion concerning culinary water contracts at Tuesday's meeting.
East Carbon officials took formal action concerning investigation into the usage of the city's jointly owned reservoir during Tuesday's council meeting.
The councilmembers passed a motion Jan. 22 to allow city attorney Jeremy Humes to investigate the municipalitiy's water contracts with Sunnyside and the Sunnyside Co-Generation power plant.
Water rights to the reservoir are shared between East Carbon, Sunnyside and the co-generation plant.
The motion was made after East Carbon resident David Fryer approached the council concerning what he felt was the unfair usage of the local water supply.
"Several issues have been brought to my attention lately," said Fryer. "Jake Oil has been forced to shut down their drilling operation because of how close they are to our city's watershed land. They tried to bypass county permitting altogether because they had state permits."
Councilmember Terry Harrison pointed out that the county commission was favoring a full investigation into the areas where Jake Oil had drilled and was considering leveling a bond against the company for any potential contamination to the towns water supply.
Fryer also pointed out that it was his understanding Sunnyside city had sold water to Jake Oil in the past and was planning to continue doing so in the future.
"They are drilling that close to our watershed and Sunnyside is selling them water. I can't understand why they would do that," said Fryer. "I feel that they are selling too much water and would like to see a board formed that would oversee commercial water sales made from our reservoir."
"Water restrictions were a possibility for this year and I don't think it is right that I have to let my yard and landscaping die when water is being sold for profit commercially," added Fryer
East Carbon Mayor Orlando LaFontaine agreed with Fryer on the issue, stating that there is language in the city's water contract stipulating that the primary responsibility of use is for the residents.
"Culinary water should not be used in a cooling tower and Sunnyside city is profiting off of water treatment when they are only paying 33 percent of the costs for operation and maintenance of the community's water treatment facility," said LaFontaine.
Sunnyside representatives Doug Parsons and Polly Sanderson took exception to some of the comments made at the East Carbon meeting.
"We spoke to our attorney this morning," said Sanderson via telephone the day after the meeting. "And we are well within our rights to sell this water. Also, the amount of water we have sold to Jake Oil and Questar gas is very minimal."
According to Sanderson, Sunnyside sold 210,000 gallons of water to Jake Oil and approximately 700,000 gallons to Questar, netting the city a profit of just over $2,200.
"And as for the power plant, they own 10 percent of the reservoir's water. They are only paying us for the treatment of the water," continued Sanderson. "I don't understand their problem with our commercial water sales when they are selling to both ECDC and Westridge mine in amounts that exceed what we are selling."
Sunnyside Councilmember Doug Parsons also stated that Sunnyside was acting within the city's rights to continue selling excess water.
"Every gallon of the water that is sold is recorded," said Parsons. "And if East Carbon City can provide documentation that we are using more water, then we will pay for our share like we always have."
"I don't remember them ever coming to us with documentation and asking for an increase in payment," added Parsons.
According to LaFontaine, there are months when Sunnyside reportedly uses double the water of East Carbon and still pays only one-third of the treatment costs.
"The operation and maintenance costs on the water treatment plant are substantial," said the East Carbon mayor. "And then there is the matter of us have to constantly re-certify our city employees to be able to run the plant. That cost added to the chemicals required to clean the water really add up."
Before Fryer finished addressing the East Carbon council, the resident brought up one final issue regarding the city's reservoir.
"We were kicked off that property because, according to Penta Creek, we were trashing the property," said Fryer. "But have you seen what these oil and gas operations are doing? I have been up to these sights and let me tell you the workers on these projects have trashed their work sites."
In response to Fryer's comments, LaFontaine indicated that East Carbon City has approached the Penta Creek's attorney about re-opening the reservoir to the public.
East Carbon also has plans to increase the municipality's bility to effectively capture water from other sources near the reservior.
"The water that we have sold to industry in our area is vital to the economic growth of our community," concluded Sanderson. "What are we supposed to do? Are we supposed to shut down incoming industry because we are not willing to sell excess water?"
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Dr. Jill Biden remembered the story clearly.
She and her husband, Vice President Joe Biden, visited Camp Victory, Iraq, over the Fourth of July weekend in 2010. There, she met a general who told her about a concert at his 6-year-old daughter's school, where one of her classmates burst into tears during the song "Ave Maria."
The girl told her teacher, who was unaware the girl was from a military family, that it was the song they played at her daddy's funeral. He died in Iraq.
The story was especially heartbreaking for Dr. Biden, who is both a teacher and a Blue Star parent.
This experience, in part, helped drive the Bidens to visit the USO/TAPS Good Grief Camp Out on Camp Pendleton, Calif., on Friday. They had ice cream with the children and teens and learned about their fallen heroes.
"As a military mom with a son who has deployed and now a second, Hunter, in the Navy, I know the worry," Dr. Biden said during a phone interview last week. "I know what each day feels like. It's like wading through water. Like there's something heavy weighing against you.
"A lot of families have no idea what that's like and some of these families have deployed five, six, seven, even eight times. To go through that and then to have your worst fear of losing a family member realized. It's terrible."
The three-day, two-night USO/TAPS (Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors) event, which was supported by Northrop Grumman Aerospace Systems, is filled with traditional camp activities combined with grief education and emotional support. Active-duty troops volunteer as mentors, spending the camp with a child who is grieving. The mentors provide a link back to the military for grieving children, who may wonder what it was like for their loved one to serve or who may just feel comfortable being around people in uniform.
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Vice President Biden is no stranger to loss and grief. Last year, Biden shared his story with hundreds of surviving families of fallen troops at the TAPS National Military Survivor Seminar and Good Grief Camp in Arlington, Va., over Memorial Day weekend. After losing his wife and 1-year-old daughter in an auto accident, he recalled feeling "very angry."
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Saybrook University Alumnus and Faculty Member Dr. Bob Flax Named to World Federalist Movement's Governing Body07/26/2012
Saybrook Psychology Alumnus Dr. Bob Flax (Ph.D. '92), also a faculty member and Chief Research Coordinator at Saybrook University's Graduate College of Psychology and Humanistic Studies, has been named to the governing body of the World Federalist Movement. The announcement was made at the WFM's 26th annual conference in July. Founded in 1947 to support the efforts of the United Nations, the WFM is a worldwide organization dedicated to promoting peace and the global rule of law: it is the primary sponsor of the International Criminal Court and the U.N.'s "Responsibility to Protect" initiative, among other major global efforts.
The Vice-President of the Democratic World Federalists, Flax's interest in global law and governance grew out of his work as a senior clinical psychologist for the California Department of Corrections, treating individuals, couples, families, and groups. He expanded his focus to include larger systems and studied organizational development and conflict resolution, and has worked to test these approaches in a wide range of settings, including businesses, non-profits, intentional communities, and the California State Prison system. Dr. Flax finally arrived at the next logical step – the way we work together as citizens of the world.
Bob lives in the San Francisco Bay Area and is a key faculty member in Saybrook's program in Social Transformation, which offers a body of practical knowledge to support students who want to connect the library to the street in pursuit of meaningful social change.
Dr. Flax's Saybrook Doctoral Dissertation was titled, From Beginner to Master: Changes in the Ways of Being, Perceiving, and Practicing of Psychotherapists as They Acquire and Develop Clinical Skill, and was chaired by Dr. Tony Stigliano.
Saybrook University Alumna Dr. Kirby Rosplock Completes International Study on Family Wealth07/18/2012
Saybrook University Organizational Systems Alumna Dr. Kirby Rosplock (Ph.D. '07) recently completed an international study exploring the relationship of the family office to the family business titled, The Sustaining the Family Enterprise Study. Dr. Rosplock, Dr. Dianne H.B. Welsh at University of North Carolina Greensboro, Dr. Juan Roure at IESE Business School at the University of Navarra in Barcelona, Spain, and Prof. Juan Luis Segurado at IESE Business School at the University of Navarra in Barcelona, Spain have been working on this multi-phased study since 2008.
The Sustaining the Family Enterprise Study engaged 93 family members from around the globe whose combined wealth exceeds $20 Billion. The study explored the perceived impact of governance practices and process, along with entrepreneurial orientation, and their impact on sustainability of the family's enterprise, according to Dr. Rosplock. Kirby is the Director of Research and Development in the Innovation and Learning Center at GenSpring Family Offices in Jupiter, FL.
The study is the first of its kind and provides new insights into the importance of how families make decisions and establish process in order to build continuity and cohesion. Further, findings on entrepreneurial orientation reveal that families take more risk and are more entrepreneurial with their operating business than with wealth management practices in their family office.
Dr. Rosplock also spoke in San Francisco in April of 2012 about the growing influence of women on global wealth. Kirby is a director of her family's fourth-generation, traditionally male business. Kirby's Saybrook dissertation was titled, Women and Wealth: Women's Interest, Attitudes and Involvement With Their Wealth, which was chaired by Dr. Dennis Jaffe.
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Saybrook Alumnus Dr. Sil Machado Appointed to Core Faculty at the Sanville Institute07/16/2012
The Saybrook Alumni Association and Saybrook University are proud to announce that Psychology Alumnus Dr. Sil Machado was recently appointed to the Core Faculty at the Sanville Institute for Clinical Social Work and Psychotherapy in Berkeley, CA.
Saybrook University Alumna Dr. Hilarie Cash Asks, Should Internet Obsession be Considered an Addiction Disorder?07/12/2012
Saybrook University Psychology Alumna Dr. Hilarie Cash (Ph.D. '89) co-founded reSTART: Internet Addiction Recovery Program, the first and only residential treatment program for adults suffering from Internet and Video Game Addiction (www.netaddictionrecovery.com). Dr. Cash began her pioneering work in this new field in the mid 90's, and by 1999 she co-founded an outpatient clinic called Internet/Computer Addiction Services in Redmond, WA (home of Microsoft). In 2008, Hilarie co-authored a book now being released in its second edition called Video Games and Your Kids: How Parents Stay in Control. These ongoing endeavors have brought Dr. Cash recognition as one of the nation's leading experts in the growing field of Internet Addiction.
Saybrook University Alumna Dr. Leila Kozak Receives Grant from NCI and is Appointed Clinical Champion by the Veterans Administration07/10/2012
Saybrook Psychology Alumna Dr. Leila Kozak (Ph.D. '07) recently received a grant from the National Cancer Institute (NCI) for a project entitled: Palliative Care Provider Online Education in Evidence-Based Complementary Therapies, and was appointed Clinical Champion at Veterans Administration (VA) Puget Sound Health Care System in Seattle, WA.
The palliative care project will develop and test a series of online continuing education modules to teach palliative care providers about use of evidence-based complementary therapies. Dr. Kozak and Dr. William Collinge are Co-Principal Investigators for the project. These materials will be tested with a cohort of palliative care providers from institutions such as the University of Washington School of Medicine and the Veteran Administration Health Care System.
Saybrook University Alumnus Dr. Kirk Schneider Appointed to Adjunct Faculty Position at Columbia University07/02/2012
Saybrook University psychology alumnus and faculty member Dr. Kirk Schneider (Ph.D. '84) has been appointed to an adjunct faculty position at Teachers College, Dept. of Clinical and Counseling Psychology, Columbia University. He will be teaching a summer session on Awakening to Awe: An Existential-Integrative Approach to Therapy, July 2 through August 6, 2012.


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I was wondering if someone could either give me a good workout to get into shape for Basic or ould link my to a website with one? If you have any personal tips please give share too. Thank you
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RUN! a lot of cardio, cut out candy, soda, junk food. i struggled with the first pt test because i was eating like crap and drinking alot before i went
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Lance13A pretty much covered it.
When we say run though, run outside. Inside won't do you much good. Research running if you're not an experienced runner and check out the APFT chart to see where you need to be to pass.
Do lots and lots of pushups and situps, as well as other core workouts. They will have you doing all kinds of exercises while you're there. I've found that doing crossfit has really helped my PT scores if you're interested in that.
Don't waste this time being lazy while you still can, take advantage of the time you have to get fit. You won't regret it.
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All of the above. I would also suggest looking up "Maximize your APFT score" by SGM Robert S. Rush. It is a PT Improvement Plan that bases your workouts off of what your last PT score (self tested in most cases) was. I've personally done variations of this program and always seen improvements.
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RUN! And run outside, the treadmill won't do you much good. If you're not an experienced runner, do some research to help you out. Google "APFT chart" and see where you need to be to set some goals for yourself.
Pushups. Do a lot, then go do more. You'll be pushing a lot in BCT. Google "one hundred pushups", there's a pushup plan you can do to help you drastically improve.
Situps. Do a lot of these as well. Google "two hundred situps" and there's a similar plan for these as well.
You'll probably get pretty bored of pushups and situps, so I'd recommend crossfit, personally. I've had a lot of success with it. It helps you all around and you won't get bored with it!
I attempted to reply to this yesterday but I put links in it and I guess they didn't like that, so just remember that google is your friend. Don't forget to look up that APFT chart to keep you motivated!
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Three weeks on a boat in the Mentawais and even the most enthusiastic funhogs get cooked. To forestall sunstroke and prolong stoke,Patagonia designed the men's Long-Sleeved Sol Patrol Shirt. The 100% polyester ripstop fabric provides air-conditioning and 30-UPF sun protection, while cooling mesh (center back) and side-arm vents allow for maximum ventilation. The double-layer collar stands up for extra sun protection or stays put with hidden snaps at the collar points. The Sol Patrol now has our new casting logo stitched above the front left chest pocket.
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Most would assume that Nick would only get BETTER with the return of Brian Roberts, but that is actually the opposite of what has been happening.
Looking at his overall stats:
Nick's average topped out on July 10th in Texas right before the AS break at .310. His OBP was .398, SLG was .456.
When Roberts returned, Nick's numbers were down to .299/.380/.441
One would think that BRob back in the leadoff spot would only boost those back up, if not higher.
Well, here are his numbers as of post game Sunday, September 12: .288/.364/.418
Some argue that his RBI numbers are down due to nobody hitting around him, but think about it this way. Adam Jones (7 more RBIs than Nick) was thrown for a while into the 7 or 8 hole, and produced. Lately, he has been in the 5 or 6 hole on a nightly basis. One could say that Luke and Pie around him may help, while at the bottom there were sparks of production from Izturis, Wieters, and Tatum at times. Markakis has the top of the lineup. No reason to really blame who's around him. Lots of times lately has he stepped up with men on and even in scoring position and he grounds out. He even is working on new batting stances all the time. Not sure why he didn't stick with his original one that WAS WORKING!!


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Individuals Patterns of Disclosure About Huntington s Disease (HD) and the Association With Adaptation to HD
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This study will examine the ways in which people reveal their status as a carrier of Huntington s disease (HD) or of being at risk for the disease. It will explore factors that influence decisions about disclosure and how disclosure is made to family members, partners, and close friends.
HD is an inherited, progressive disease. It causes nerve degeneration, motor disturbance, loss of awareness, and psychiatric symptoms. Currently, no effective treatment is available to prevent or delay HD progression. The mean age of onset is 35 to 44 years, and the median survival rate after onset is 15 to 18 years. HD affects about 1 in 10,000 people in the United States, so about 30,000 have HD and more than 200,000 are at risk. Predictive testing for HD has been available since 1993. It can be a life-changing event to learn of being at risk for HD. Disclosure has been studied among people with HD and other diseases, but knowledge about the extent of nondisclosure and disclosure is limited. There is evidence that a person s psychological adaptation to AD may be a factor. Adaptation involves processes that help a person search for meaning in what has happened, attempt to gain control of his or her life, and improve self-esteem in light of the threatening situation.
Participants ages 18 and older who have had a positive genetic test result more than 6 months earlier regarding HD or who have a family history of HD but no predictive testing and who do not have symptoms of HD may be eligible for this study. Recruitment is done through HD clinics, support groups, and online websites and mailing listservs. About 260 people will be in the study. Participants will complete a survey taking 30 to 40 minutes to do. Two survey versions are available: for those who are gene carriers and for those at risk. Participants are asked to complete the version applying to them. The survey can be done online or through a hard copy to complete at home and send to NIH. This survey is anonymous.
Participants will list the adults with whom they have a relationship and up to 10 people they interact with. They will indicate those who know about the HD gene or risk status. They will also list those to whom they have personally made disclosure. The goal is to distinguish if knowing the status or the act of disclosure is more important. Questions also involve discussing the inheritance and features of HD, and participants feelings or concerns about HD gene or risk status. Participants will be asked about their first disclosure experience, most recent experience of it, and timing of disclosure the time between learning of HD status and telling another person about it. There are also questions on decisions of nondisclosure, negative and positive aspects of disclosure for participants, and what health care professionals can do to help participants disclosure decisions.
Huntington's Disease
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|Time Perspective: Retrospective
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|Individuals' Patterns of Disclosure About Huntington's Disease and Association With Adaptation to HD
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|Study Start Date:
|June 2007
The proposed study aims to describe presymptomatic and at-risk individuals' patterns of disclosure about Huntington's disease (HD) and HD risk to family and friends, and to investigate whether an association exists between disclosure about HD and psychological adaptation to HD. HD is reported to be one of the conditions most frequently involved in cases of nondisclosure about genetic risk. Little is known about the extent of disclosure and the process of disclosure within the HD population. Evidence suggests that a relationship may exist between disclosure of one's condition to others and psychological adaptation to the condition; however, this theory has never been tested. The conceptual framework of the study is informed by Shelly Taylor's Theory of Cognitive Adaptation. We will use a cross-sectional survey to 1) investigate individuals' patterns of disclosure about HD and 2) assess psychological adaptation to HD. Participants will be recruited from HD clinics, HD support groups, HD websites, and HD online mailing listservs. Eligible participants will be asked to complete either a web-based or a paper survey. The main outcome measure is psychological adaptation to HD.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Men and women who self-report:
- Testing positive for the HD gene expansion, or
- Not having undergone predictive genetic testing, but having a grandparent, parent, or sibling who has been clinically diagnosed with HD or has tested positive for the HD gene expansion
- Ability to read and write English
- Children younger than 18
- Manifesting HD symptoms, based on self-report
- Received predictive genetic testing within the past 6 months
- Received predictive genetic test result indicating the absence of the gene expansion
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00491842
|United States, Maryland
|National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI), 9000 Rockville Pike
|Bethesda, Maryland, United States, 20892
|Principal Investigator:
|Barbara B Biesecker
|National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI)
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|National Institutes of Health Clinical Center (CC) ( National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI) )
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|NCT00491842 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|June 23, 2007
|Last Updated:
|January 24, 2015
|Health Authority:
|United States: Federal Government
Keywords provided by National Institutes of Health Clinical Center (CC):
Huntington's Disease
Communication About Huntington's Disease
Huntington Disease
Phone Interview
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Huntington Disease
Basal Ganglia Diseases
Brain Diseases
Central Nervous System Diseases
Cognition Disorders
Delirium, Dementia, Amnestic, Cognitive Disorders
Genetic Diseases, Inborn
Heredodegenerative Disorders, Nervous System
Mental Disorders
Movement Disorders
Nervous System Diseases
Neurodegenerative Diseases
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Undergraduate and graduate students from the College of Arts and Letters and the College of Education and Human Development and the Louisiana Scholars' College will receive diplomas at 10 a.m. Undergraduate and graduate students from the College of Nursing and Allied Health and undergraduate students from the College of Science, Technology and Business will graduate at 3 p.m. Dr. Sandra K. Woodley, president of the University of Louisiana System, will be the commencement speaker.
Members of the Class of 1963 will receive second diplomas in recognition of the 50th anniversary of their graduation at the 3 p.m. ceremony. Commencement will be streamed online at nsula.edu.
Those wishing to get the best available seating should plan to arrive at least an hour prior to the ceremony. Seating on the arena floor is available for those who are mobility impaired. Prather Coliseum is located at 350 S. Jefferson St. at the corner of S. Jefferson St. and Caspari St. on the Northwestern State campus.
Woodley brings to the UL System strategic planning and budgeting experience at four other state system offices. Most recently, she served as vice chancellor for strategic initiatives for the University of Texas System where for two years she was responsible for strategic planning, policy research and accountability for the Texas system composed of 16 academic and health institutions. She also served as the liaison for the chancellor to the Board of Regents on two high level Regents' taskforces on blended and online learning and university excellence and productivity. Her team at Texas designed and implemented a unique and nationally known interactive, electronic dashboard to track progress, diagnose challenges and provide policy research to support decision making aimed at achieving the System's aggressive goals.
Prior to her work in Texas, Woodley served as strategic planner and chief financial officer for the Arizona University System; vice president for finance, planning and performance for the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education and associate executive director for the Alabama Commission of Higher Education overseeing finance, performance and institutional research and information systems.
Early in her career she served as the fiscal analyst for the Alabama Legislative Fiscal Office where she was the senior financial analyst to the Legislature regarding public community and technical colleges and universities, the Alabama Commission on Higher Education and economic development agencies in Alabama. Woodley also served for four years as the coordinator of the Economic Forecasting Group in the Center for Government and Public Affairs at Auburn University. Her teaching experience included serving as an adjunct instructor in economics at Auburn University and accounting and statistics at Midway College in Kentucky.
Woodley earned her first degree while married with two small children. Starting out in a community college, she earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and a Master of Business Administration at Auburn University. Her doctorate in Business Administration and Management was earned at Nova Southeastern University.
The University of Louisiana System has nine universities under its governance: Grambling State University, Louisiana Tech University, McNeese State University, Nicholls State University, Northwestern State, Southeastern Louisiana University, the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, the University of Louisiana at Monroe and the University of New Orleans. As the largest higher education system in the state, the UL System serves over 92,000 students with a total operating budget of more than $762 million.


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Study Evaluating How Patients With Acute Coronary Syndrome Are Managed During 2 Years After Discharge (EPICOR)
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The aim of this international study is to describe the short- and long-term (i.e. up to 2 years following the index event) antithrombotic management patterns (AMPs) in patients hospitalized for acute coronary syndromes (ST segment elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI), Non-ST-Segment Elevation Acute Coronary Syndrome (NSTE-ACS)), and to document the impact of AMPs in clinical outcomes, economic variables and quality of life in a 'real-life' setting and to compare these between sites, countries and regions.
Acute Coronary Syndrome
Myocardial Infarction
Unstable Angina
Coronary Artery Disease
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|Long-term Follow-up of Antithrombotic Management Patterns in Acute Coronary Syndrome Patients
- Clinical outcomes (ischemic and bleeding) incidence and time to these clinical outcomes [ Time Frame: Longitudinal during 2 years after index event (phone calls to the patients at 6 weeks and each 3 months after index event) ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Antithrombotic treatments [ Time Frame: Longitudinal during 2 years after index event (phone calls to the patients at 6 weeks and each 3 months after index event) ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Use of health care resources [ Time Frame: Longitudinal during 2 years after index event (phone calls to the patients at 6 weeks and each 3 months after index event) ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Quality of life [ Time Frame: At index event (baseline) and then at 6 weeks and each 3 months after index event ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
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|September 2010
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|March 2013
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|March 2013 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
Patients, older than 18, hospitalized within 24 hours of onset of symptoms and diagnosed with UA, STEMI or NSTEMI
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|18 Years and older
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Patients hospitalized within 24 hours of onset of symptoms and diagnosed with unstable angina (UA), STEMI or non-STEMI(NSTEMI). Patients will be invited to participate by the hospital (Academic or Community) which is going to discharge the patient.
Participating investigators will belong to hospitals (Academic, Community, with/without cathlab, etc), in the proportion representing the reality of where this kind of patients are managed in each country.
Inclusion Criteria:
- Diagnosis of myocardial infarction or unstable angina
- Hospitalized for the first time within 24 hours of onset of symptoms
Exclusion Criteria:
- Presence of any condition/circumstance which in the opinion of the investigator could significantly limit the complete follow up of the patient (e.g. tourist, non-native speaker or does not understand the local language, psychiatric disturbances)
- Current participation in a clinical trial.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01171404
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|Study Director:
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|Medical Department.AstraZeneca Spain
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|NCT01171404 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|July 27, 2010
|Last Updated:
|April 16, 2013
|Health Authority:
|Belgium: Institutional Review Board
Brazil: National Committee of Ethics in Research
Brazil: Ethics Committee
Denmark: Danish Dataprotection Agency
Finland: Ethics Committee
Finland: Ministry of Social Affairs and Health
France: Institutional Ethical Committee
France: French Data Protection Authority
Germany: Ethics Commission
Greece: Ethics Committee
Greece: Ministry of Health and Welfare
Italy: Ethics Committee
Mexico: Ethics Committee
Netherlands: Independent Ethics Committee
Norway:National Committee for Medical and Health Research Ethics
Poland: Ethics Committee
Portugal: Ethics Committee for Clinical Research
Romania: National Medicines Agency
Romania: Ministry of Public Health
Slovenia: Ethics Committee
Spain: Ethics Committee
Spain: Agencia Española de Medicamentos y Productos Sanitarios
Turkey: Ministry of Health
United Kingdom: Research Ethics Committee
Venezuela: Ethics Committee
Keywords provided by AstraZeneca:
Acute coronary syndrome
heart attack
myocardial infarction
ACS long-tem follow up
antithrombotic management
quality of life
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Acute Coronary Syndrome
Angina, Unstable
Coronary Artery Disease
Coronary Disease
Myocardial Infarction
Myocardial Ischemia
Angina Pectoris
Arterial Occlusive Diseases
Cardiovascular Diseases
Chest Pain
Heart Diseases
Pathologic Processes
Signs and Symptoms
Vascular Diseases
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Salt-crusted Mini Baked Potatoes with Cold Chive Hollandaise
These are excellent to serve at a buffet, as they are so much easier to deal with than the unwieldy large jacket potatoes. The topping can vary, and for those with rather less time to spare for preparation I would recommend a soft cheese mixed with garlic and herbs, or else a tub of ready-made herb and onion dip. If you'd like a lighter sauce for the potatoes, make half the quantity of hollandaise and mix it with an equal quantity of fromage frais.
Serves 10-12
First of all make up the hollandaise: put the butter into a small saucepan and allow it to melt slowly. Place the wine vinegar and lemon juice in another pan and bring these to the boil. Meanwhile blend the egg yolks in a liquidiser or food processor with a pinch of salt, then – with the motor still switched on – gradually add the hot lemon and vinegar. When the butter reaches the boil, start to pour this in very slowly in a thin trickle (with the motor running all the time) till it is all added and the sauce is thickened. Pour it into a small bowl and stir in the snipped chives. Cover the bowl with clingfilm and leave in the fridge until the sauce is cold and set.
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LOYOLA, Md. - Former midfielder of the Salisbury University mens lacrosse team, Sam Bradman of Canton, is continuing to make in impact on the lacrosse field as a member of the United States mens national team.
Team USA played in the Champion Challenge on Sunday, January 27 defeating NCAA Division I national champion Loyola (Md.) College, 17-13.
Bradman led all players in scoring with five points in his first game with the national team. He was tied for the lead with three goals and led the game with two assists. With the effort, Bradman was named the games Most Valuable Player, an award that he has grown accustomed to since being named the national championship game Most Outstanding Player in Salisburys national championship victories in 2011 and 2012.
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Bracing for the Big One: Oregon dams, roads and bridges at risk
EUGENE, Ore. - There are 2,500 bridges, thousands of miles of roads and six major highways in the state of Oregon.
When The Big One hits - a 9.0 earthquake that experts say is in the Northwest's future - much of that infrastructure will break.
"There will be failures, there will be some roads that are impassable," said Rick Little with the Oregon Department of Transportation.
A study ODOT did two years ago with Portland State University found crucial roads like Highway 101 would crumble.
"You would see at least five bridge failures," Little said. "You would see more than 30 bridges suffer extensive damage."
Major roads connecting the coast to Interstate 5 would give way, and landslides could block others.
"Every east-west route from 101 to I-5 would also suffer some extensive damage," Little said. "There would be pockets of population centers that could very well be isolated for a period of time."
Local dams like Lookout Point and Dexter could fracture.
"It could be as significant as some cracking along the crest of the dam," said Jeremy Britton with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
Worst case scenario: water spills over the dams, causing major floods.
Britton said seismic studies are done on Oregon dams every 15 years, but many of the state's dams, built decades ago, aren't up to modern standards.
"We're looking at now, ground motions that are two or three times higher than what the dams were designed for," Britton said.
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North country lawmakers on both sides of the political aisle agree gun control measures passed the state Legislature too quickly.
Chapter amendments already are being discussed to shore up holes or ambiguous sections in the law that was signed by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo on Tuesday.
I feel like there are details that could have been fleshed out a little better, said Assemblywoman Addie J. Russell, D-Theresa. The need to have an amendment is pretty well universally accepted at this point.
But she said she feels the speed at which the New York Ammunition and Firearms Enforcement Act moved through the Legislature was born out of urgency. Mrs. Russell voted in favor of the law.
The governor sent a message of necessity, so it really required our quick action on the bill, she said.
Assemblyman Kenneth J. Blankenbush, R-Black River, however, said he thinks the way NYSAFE was passed is indicative of a state political culture that isnt thorough enough. He voted against it.
Why fast-track a bill that really has some mistakes in it? Mr. Blankenbush said. We could correct things through chapter amendments, but when youre debating the bill and the bill is this new, if you know its flawed, we should go back and take time to do it the right way.
In the upper chamber, state Sen. Patricia A. Ritchie, R-Heuvelton, agreed that the bill should have had more time between its introduction and its passage.
This legislation is very complex, Mrs. Ritchie said.
She voted against it.
I think something this significant should have been allowed the opportunity to age, said state Sen. Joseph A. Griffo, R-Rome. This was a very technical document.
Mr. Griffo, who also voted against the legislation, said, I dont think we are going to be less safe, but I also dont think we are going to be more safe.
A ban on magazines with more than seven rounds and increased penalties for people carrying guns on school grounds are among its provisions.
Most police officers are carrying more than seven bullets, Mr. Blankenbush said. When we asked that question on the floor, obviously (the bill sponsor, Assemblyman Joseph R. Lentol, D-Brooklyn) said, Thats not what we meant.
Mrs. Russell said she believes the current exemptions for law enforcement agents that allow them to keep more rounds in their magazines and carry firearms on school grounds are still applicable.
It never hurts to say it again, Mrs. Russell said.
The law also is unclear on whether all pre-1994 magazines that carry more than 10 rounds are banned or whether people can modify their magazines so they accept only seven rounds.
There is some argument to be made that you might be able to alter the device so it cant hold any more, Mrs. Russell said.
Thats something we need to look into, Mr. Griffo said.
Despite disappointment with the process and the questions surrounding certain aspects of the law, lawmakers agree that the law will not destroy the north countrys hunting and gun culture.
I dont think its going to kill the upstate hunting culture at all, Mr. Blankenbush said. What Im fearful of is that there will be some law-abiding citizens who will say, Im not registering these guns at all.
The law also requires owners of assault weapons to register them within one year or face felony charges.
Are we really going to make law-abiding citizens felons? Mr. Blankenbush said.
Mr. Griffo said some parts of the law are positive, including increased penalties for people who murder first responders and a policy designed to keep guns out of the hands of the mentally ill. But he said he wishes he had an opportunity to vote on each provision separately.
The overwhelming responses from my constituents agree with my vote, he said.
Mrs. Ritchie agreed.
It was hard for me considering that there are parts of the legislation that I think are good, she said. But it potentially makes a law-abiding citizen into a criminal.
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News about Bruce Springsteen, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Nov. 2, 2014
By the Book interview with Bruce Springsteen, whose book Outlaw Pete has been published. MORE
Nov. 2, 2014
Open-access journal Boss, founded by graduate student Jonathan D Cohen, is devoted to academic discourse on songs of Bruce Springsteen. MORE
Aug. 28, 2014
"Outlaw Pete," based on a song of the same name, is for "for anybody who loves a good Western," said his publisher. MORE
Jun. 30, 2014
Blindedbythelight.com, online museum displaying over 300 pieces of Bruce Springsteen memorabilia, is set to open in late June; museum was created by Michael Crane and is intended to tell parts of Springsteen's story that fans might otherwise not see. MORE
Jun. 13, 2014
New Jersey Gov Chris Christie appears on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon; Christie has kept low-profile in five months since Bruce Springsteen lampooned him on Fallon's late-night talk show. MORE
Apr. 4, 2014
Mike Hale reviews HBO television program Bruce Springsteen's High Hopes. MORE
Jan. 22, 2014
Bruce Springsteen's latest, "High Hopes," opened at the top of the album chart. Pitbull's song "Timber," featuring Kesha, remains the No. 1 single. MORE
Jan. 16, 2014
Bruce Springsteen joins Jimmy Fallon on late night television with revised version of Born to Run, mocking scandal that has erupted from the September shut down of traffic lanes on George Washington Bridge; New Jersey Gov Chris Christie has long been public in his adoration of Springsteen and his music, although it would appear to not be mutual. MORE
Jan. 14, 2014
Ben Ratliff reviews Bruce Springsteen's latest album High Hopes; Jon Caramanica reviews That Girl, newest release by country singer Jennifer Nettles. MORE
Dec. 30, 2013
Bruce Springsteen's new album, "High Hopes," is due for release on Jan. 14, but was temporarily made available for download on Saturday by Amazon.com. MORE
Dec. 6, 2013
An early version of Bruce Springsteen's lyrics for "Born to Run" sold for double the estimated price. MORE
Nov. 27, 2013
The manuscript, said to date from 1974, includes 30 lines in Mr. Springsteen's handwriting, neatly written in blue ink, but with second thoughts added in the margins and in the space above some of the lyrics. MORE
Nov. 25, 2013
"High Hopes," an album by Bruce Springsteen that includes studio recordings of songs that have been part of his stage set, is due out on Jan. 14. MORE
Apr. 29, 2013
American Academy of Arts and Sciences announces that Bruce Springsteen, Pete Seeger and Herbie Hancock will be among the 198 newly elected members of its 2013 class. MORE
Nov. 6, 2012
New Jersey Gov Chris Christie idolizes Bruce Springsteen, but his warm feelings have long been unrequited; topsy-turvy politics wrought by Hurricane Sandy have changed that dynamic, and Christie says that Springsteen embraced him after performing at a benefit concert for victims of Hurricane Sandy. MORE
Nov. 6, 2012
Dwight Garner reviews biography Bruce by Peter Ames Carlin. MORE
Nov. 4, 2012
Jon Pareles reviews NBC's telethon Hurricane Sandy: Coming Together, to raise money for the American Red Cross; notes Bruce Springsteen, Billy Joel, Jon Bon Jovi, Sting were among the musicians offering encouragement to storm victims. MORE
Oct. 19, 2012
Bruce Springsteen joins former Pres Bill Clinton at a rally for Pres Obama in Parma, Ohio, part of the campaign's full-throated effort to scrounge up every vote it can in the state; Springsteen has particular appeal among the state's working-class voters. MORE
Jul. 16, 2012
Organizers cut the power off during a concert at Hyde Park in London featuring Bruce Springsteen and Paul McCartney, after the performance exceeded the park's sound curfew. MORE
Jun. 26, 2012
David Brooks Op-Ed column notes that Bruce Springsteen commands widespread and deep popularity in Europe, and that his fans there are younger than they are in the United States; contends that Springsteen's songs are universally appealing because they capture the power of specific geographic locations. MORE
Jun. 3, 2012
Robin Finn reviews biographies Who Is That Man?: In Search of the Real Bob Dylan and Bruce Springsteen and the Promise of Rock 'N' Roll by Marc Dolan. MORE
Apr. 5, 2012
Nate Chinen reviews performance by Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band at the Izod Center in East Rutherford, NJ. MORE
Mar. 4, 2012
New York Times's pop critics, Jon Pareles and Jon Caramanica, discuss Bruce Springsteen's album Wrecking Ball. MORE
Jul. 10, 2011
Bruce Springsteen wrote many of his songs about his experiences in and around his hometown, Freehold, NJ, including his days playing Little League baseball; Joe DePugh is the speedball pitcher referred to in the song Glory Days. MORE
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Springsteen Helps Obama Lure Blue-Collar Votes in Ohio
Bruce Springsteen joined former President Bill Clinton at an Obama rally in Ohio, part of the campaign's all-out effort to scrounge up every vote it can in the state.October 19, 2012 usNews
Kennedy Center Honors 5 With Awards
Political and Hollywood luminaries gathered in Washington to honor entertainers including Robert De Niro, Bruce Springsteen and Dave Brubeck.December 7, 2009 artsNews
In Love With Pop, Uneasy With the World
Bruce Springsteen reflects on loss, outrage and the perfect hook.September 30, 2007 artsNews
For Springsteen Fans, the Music Seems to Matter More Than the Message
Bruce Springsteen returned to his home state on Wednesday night for a concert that aimed to raise money for social causes and press the ouster of President Bush.October 14, 2004 nyregionNews
From the Quiet of a Bedroom, Raw Songs of America
"I wanted to let the listener hear the characters think, to get inside their heads, so you could hear and feel their thoughts, their choices,'' Bruce Springsteen has written about his 1982 album ''Nebraska,'' a chilling portrait of an America that has spun off its moral compass.December 31, 2000 artsNews
The Music May Stop at a Storied Manhattan Studio
Some of the most popular albums of rock's golden age were produced at the studio on West 53rd Street, but any developer who bought it would almost certainly replace the recording equipment with apartments.
September 29, 2015, Tuesday
Bruce Springsteen and Jon Stewart to Perform at 'Stand Up for Heroes' Event
Bruce Springsteen, Jon Stewart and John Oliver will perform at Madison Square Garden to raise money for injured veterans.
September 15, 2015, Tuesday
Chris Christie, Springsteen Superfan, Puts Bon Jovi Ahead of the Boss
Maybe it was the repeated rejections. Or maybe it was out of gratitude that the other New Jersey rocker let Mr. Christie play his music on the campaign trail.
July 21, 2015, Tuesday
Eli Reed's Long Walk Home
A major retrospective of Eli Reed's work shows how the Magnum photographer has sought beauty and understanding of the human condition.
April 22, 2015, Wednesday
Celebrating Singers, Current and Not So Much
PBS does music, with specials highlighting Bing Crosby, Bruce Springsteen and Peter, Paul & Mary.
December 1, 2014, Monday
Bruce Springsteen: By the Book
The musician and author of the new picture book "Outlaw Pete" likes reading about cosmology: "I find men and women struggling to answer the deepest questions we can ask freeing."
November 2, 2014, Sunday
Springsteen E-Studies
A new journal devoted to the Boss.
November 2, 2014, Sunday
Making a Name on Horseback
Among those competing in the top ranks of equestrians are young women with well-known and wealthy parents.
October 23, 2014, Thursday
The Horses in Central Park Are to Show, Not Work
Equestrians competing in a four-day competition in New York City include the daughters of former Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Bruce Springsteen.
September 20, 2014, Saturday
A Book for Children, and Others, by Bruce Springsteen
"Outlaw Pete," based on a song of the same name, is for "for anybody who loves a good Western," said his publisher.
August 28, 2014, Thursday
Scenes From the 'Concert for Valor'
Performers at the concert included Bruce Springsteen, Dave Grohl and Carrie Underwood, who sang with the official chorus of the United States Air Force.
Popular Demand
Major concert tours rival hit movies in terms of box office, but they are harder on their stars. Bruce Springsteen played 53 concerts, and Rihanna, Bon Jovi and Pink each spent more than 85 nights on the road.
Asbury Park Memories
Romance in the salt air and moonlight remains even after Hurricane Sandy.
Concert to Benefit Sandy Victims
Musicians performed at the 12-12-12 benefit concert for victims of Hurricane Sandy at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
The Week in Pictures for April 13
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|Utah Senator Mike Dmitrich and Rep. Brad King stepped up to the podium at the official opening of the new Utah Department of Natural Resources building on Carbonville Road. The event drew a standing room only crowd of well wishers and supporters of the project.
Life has become simpler for Carbon County residents needing to address natural resource issues or requirements.
Representatives from local, state and federal offices were on hand last Thursday to herald in the new Utah Department of Natural Resources building at 345 Carbonville Road.
The 12,000 square foot facility is now home to the state divisions of oil, gas and mining; forestry, fire and state lands; wildlife resources and water rights.
"With this one-stop shop, residents of southeastern Utah who have any business with natural resources will now know where to go," said Mike Styler, executive director, department of natural resources.
While the building will simplify handling a variety of processes for residents, property owners and developers, the collaborative effort that brought the divisions under one roof will be a particular boon to one segment of the population, according to Utah Senator Mike Dmitrich.
"The main group to benefit will be sportsmen and fishermen," said Dmitrich during an interview last Friday morning. "There is plenty of parking and easy access to information."
Before the building was officially opened, hunter Kyle Mortensen was taking advantage of the parking and access.
The hunter braved Thursday's pomp and circumstance to obtain a muzzle-loader elk permit.
Mortensen was hunched over the counter when the parade of speakers began taking the podium to comment on their role in what was lauded as a true collaboration between the county and the state.
A standing-room only crowd of elected officials, natural resources staff and community members listened to the story of a lengthy effort that started at the state level, then wound its way through the county, back through the Utah Legislature and ended with the requisite ribbon- cutting ceremony Thursday.
"Things got started about five years ago," said Dmitrich. "We just pushed and pushed and now we have a facility that addresses the two biggest things in Carbon County - hunting and coal mining."
Utah Rep. Brad King indicated that, when the project was first proposed, it didn't seem feasible.
"It was pitched as a wild idea," said King. "I thought it had a snowball's chance in Helper."
The representative was also concerned that, if approved, the building would end up being a bland structure.
"My biggest fear was that it would end up being a box," said King. "But this building has such character."
It appears attention was paid to create a unique ambiance in the state facility.
Pitched dark wood beams grace the high ceilings, the grace the high ceilings. The back interior wall is stone and, across the way, the other wall is adorned with a stuffed buffalo head and a tundra swan. The concrete floor bears animal and bird prints.
The overall effect produces the feeling of walking into a hunting lodge instead of a sterile government structure.
Apparently, the only thing missing from the vacation getaway feel is a shower, which several employees mentioned wishing had been added to the building.
People attending the grand opening event seemed excited about the new digs and the appreciation spread beyond the employees of the state agencies.
Carbon Commissioner Bill Krompel pointed out that the $3.1 million building will play an important role not only in the county but throughout southeastern Utah and that the project will serve "as a model for the whole state."
The Carbonville Road project appears to have a number of unique aspects.
The funding was provided to the department of natural resources by Carbon County in a zero-interest loan from the Utah Permanent Community Impact Board, which is to be paid off in 20 years.
"With the package that was presented everyone's gone home happy," said Carbon Commissioner Mike Milovich, who also occupies a seat on the CIB.
In addition to the collaborative funding packet and the distinctive design, the office building has a unique water heating and cooling system which circulates through 27 wells located behind the structure.
The system is expected to pay for itself within five years due to the savings in utility costs, according to state agencies.
While the multimillion dollar project was primarily a county/state partnership, the mayors of Helper, Wellington and Price were on hand to give their kudos and support for the new state office building.
Price Mayor Joe Piccolo stepped up to the podium and commented on the need for such a state office building in southeastern Utah.
"We are an area that is naturally rich in resources," said the Price mayor. "But the richest resource we have is the people in this room. We're continuing to grow as a business hub and we are glad that you are here."
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