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It all started with an idea — an idea that then became a reality.
First senior Kevin Schmidt and two other Huntsman students created an approach that allowed companies to advertise more effectively to college students, and then the Flash Marketing Group was born.
Kevin, an entrepreneurship major, said they are able to market to USU students rapidly and effectively using business logo-bearing T-shirts, games, and prizes.
"We give out thousands of free shirts on a campus and then have all the students wear them on the same day — that is what we call the flash," Kevin said. "We have crafted a new and exciting way to market."
The Flash Marketing Group held its first campaign in October for Firehouse Pizzeria. Kevin said the campaign's success showed the effectiveness of their approach to advertising, and led to an unexpected increase in the Flash Marketing Group's business sales.
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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate publisher
When residents turn on the tap and fill their water glass, they think nothing of it. But getting clean, usable water is not easy. It is a long drawn out process that includes a lot of technology and human expertise.
The water that comes out of the tap is a product of processes the average citizen knows little about. For many people a drive up Price Canyon seems to tell them all they need to know. In the mountains there is snow; it melts and it comes down the streams to the water treatment plant, where the staff there throw some chemicals in it and then they send it into the pipes that go to local homes and businesses.
That supposition is correct in a way. But it is a very simplistic view of the water situation in Carbon County.
Very simplistic.
While it is true that all of the water used by those connected to Price River Water Improvement District lines, and those municipal and small private companies who purchase water from PRWID comes from the Price River drainage, not all the culinary water in the county comes from that source. Price city, for instance, relies mainly on well water for their supply. Helper City uses a combination of wells and springs. And East Carbon and Sunnyside rely on water from the Bookcliffs through a reservoir system that is a smaller version of the one PRWID uses.
The surface water that PRWID must treat before it reaches a home or a business has an interesting history. First of all one must remember that there is, for all intents and purposes, no new water on the earth. The water that people bathe in today may be the water that Washington rowed across the Delaware on or the water that Cleopatra drank.
Water is just recycled in the earths environment; from salt to fresh and back to salt. Only three percent of the world's water is actually fresh.
As for Carbon County, the bulk of municipal, residential and agricultural water comes from the mountains through the Price River and White River drainage.
The Price River watershed begins at the top of the mountains, some of which are in Sanpete County. For the last 100 years there has been controversy over the direction the water should flow. Carbon county officials believe it should flow down its natural drainage on its way to the Colorado River. Sanpete county interests want a lot of it to be diverted into the their valley, which is actually part of the Great Basin. This divergent thinking has resulted in years of litigation and discussion. At present Sanpete still wants to build a dam on the watershed while Carbon is in opposition.
The streams from these mountains feed Fish Creek which in turn feeds Scofield Reservoir, Carbon County's main source of both irrigation and culinary water. The reservoir is also fed by Mud Creek (which flows down from Eccles Canyon and Clear Creek) as well as from Pondtown Creek (water from mountains northwest of Scofield) and a number of smaller streams.
It is easy for the novice to imagine that the water coming out of these mountains is whole and pure because there seems to be nothing that could pollute the water above that point.
"There are two kinds of pollution sources, " said Jeff Richens, the district manager of PRWID. "One is called a point source polluter and the other is a non-point polluter. Point source polluters tend to be businesses, industry and civil or government facilities. Non-point polluters are people who own private land with such devices as septic tanks, wildlife, and livestock operations that may add to the amount of bacteria and pollutants in the water."
One of the largest potential polluters is the mining industry. But their controls with today's regulations in force keep their runoff out of the streams until it is no longer a problem for the water supply.
"Every industry or entity that discharges runoff of any kind into streams must have a NPDES permit (National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System Permit)," stated Richens. "The mines around this area are very cooperative, and do everything they can to mitigate negative impacts on streams."
Above Scofield Reservoir this means the mines located on Highway 264. At times the mines in the area have even added to the water supply. For instance, when the Skyline Mine flooded in 2003, much of that water was pumped into Scofield and that situation happened to coincide with some terrible drought years. It is estimated that as much as 50 percent of the water in the reservoir that year may have come from Skyline Mine pumping process.
With this in mind, the biggest pollution sources above Scofield are not industrial, but private non-point source pollution.
Some of that is natural pollution; erosion and native animals adding bacteria and solid matter to the streams. But other sources are more damaging.
"Look at these mountains with the cabins and residences that line them," said Richens as he pointed to buildings west of the reservoir. "These structures are all possible sources of pollution. They all have septic tanks, which are legal, but the drainage from those could be a problem at some point."
Another source is the cattle that graze in the watershed, particularly when the water is low.
"The Utah State Division of Water Quality has spent a great deal of money trying to keep cattle out of streams above Scofield," said Richins as he pointed to fences installed along Muddy Creek.
Carbon County's Recreation and Transportation Special Service District also purchased some land south of Scofield town a few years ago, keeping domestic livestock in that area away from Mud Creek.
The reservoir itself is surrounded by a number of pollution sources. The highway and the railroad are two of them. Runoff from both are potential problems. So are the animals that might linger around the edges of the reservoir, the people who use it for recreation and of course, the cabins on the shores.
All the tributaries that feed the reservoir, have some type of pollution going into them. But the pollution that is involved in the reservoir does not, at present pose a real problem for those who treat the water or those who drink it.
"A 1988 study showed a large loading of pollutants above the reservoir," said Richens. "But the natural processes in the reservoir take care of most of the problems before the water is released from the dam."
Before the creation of the first Scofield Reservoir (in the 1920s) the streams all flowed together in Pleasant Valley and created a larger stream that was named the Price River because of an early explorer to the area named William Price.
As one goes downstream past the dam, it seems there is more potential for pollution.
Another source of pollution, albeit some of that natural, is the White River. It's beginnings are in mountains located in Wasatch and Duchesne counties. While its point sources of pollution are very limited, the stream didn't get its name for nothing.
"If you look at the water here you can seen it is very chalky and milky," said Richens as he stood at the confluence of the Price River and the White River near Colton. "There is a natural silt in this water and it is very hard to remove," he said. "It is a natural occurrence in the watershed. We can tell how much water is coming from the White River tributaries at the treatment plant when flow of the Price River is low. The contents of the water tells the tale."
As one progresses down Price Canyon toward the treatment plant there are areas that are fraught with potential pollution sources as well. The Price River is surrounded on both sides by high vehicle traffic. The railroad tracks are on one side and Highway 6 on the other.
"The railroad does a pretty good job of containing their pollution as much as possible," says Richens. "But the highway is another problem."
The highway pollution comes from cars and trucks that leak oil and spill other fluids on the road and off to the side of the side of it. When it rains or the snow melts, the residue runs into the river. These pollutants can cause various kinds of problems. Petroleum products, for instance, are extremely polluting when they mix with fresh water. One part per million can be detected by human taste buds.
Near the bottom of the canyon, above the power plant and right below Castle Gate itself is the PRWID treatment plant.
That is where PRWID personnel labor to provide the clean water that goes into the pipes that supply Carbon County residents and businesses.
(Editors note: This is the first in a series of four articles dealing with culinary water in western and central Carbon County).


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Although some stores have been decked out with Christmas decorations since before Halloween, I am still one of those old fashioned spirits and feel that Christmas begins after Thanksgiving. As I woke up Friday morning it was then, not before, that I started organizing the tasks that I will need to complete over the next four weeks.
One of my thoughts over the holiday led me to charity and all the needs various people have this time of the year. As an active member of Kiwanis, I know we concentrate on our needy children and work hard to make sure there are a few more smiling faces Christmas morning. Christmas time is that period of the year when people put aside their image and try to let thoughtfulness and goodwill flow on through. Even though they are caught up in the rush of shopping, cards, baking and visiting, many feel a pull to share their warm feelings and good intentions with others not so fortunate.
Though there are many children throughout the world without parents and families, there are even more elderly citizens who have been discarded by their society and left to fend for themselves outside the mainstream.
The senior citizens of today are the ones who have put together so many past Christmas celebrations, some in bad times, but many just in peace filled times that all of us wish to remember.
They are the people who have been chalked off the list as has-beens, living beyond their times, not fitting into today"s scheme, yet they are the same generation who fitted us with homemade garments, hand-sewn toys and brought home Christmas trees felled with brute strength.
It"s true they no longer look good in designer jeans or flowing hair commercials, but they impart an image of tradition to a grandchild that outclasses and outlasts any television ad that Madison Avenue can produce.
Instead of the young generation worrying about their elders" sagging skin or slowing steps, they should welcome their experience and survival through their life span. Rather than tune out from olden times, the reigning generations should try and glean some survival techniques from a group of people who accelerated from a tractor to a tank to a rocket and finally, often now, to a walker.
Christmas time is a natural for the elderly since jolly old St. Nick is no spring chicken himself. Though some feel resentment for times gone by when they were the basement Santas, putting together those easy-assemble toys before the stroke of midnight, many others can now offer short cuts and helping hands to their grown sons and daughters. That way everyone gets to bed on time, even grandfather Santa.
Maybe the kids don"t walk six miles to school in the middle of a blizzard anymore, but they have schedules, jobs, and commitments that are as demanding and tiring as their fathers" and the father"s childhood chores.
With the time and wisdom that comes from watching as their own children grow and nurture offspring, today"s grandparents and great-grandparents are often more able to see that transition from horse and buggy to pickup trucks than their critics have ever been able to.
Rather than being out of step with the times,grandparents and great-grandparents are merely trying to synchronize the rhythm of many times together.
I have had the privilege this past year of visiting the senior citizens center in Price on a fairly regular basis, writing stories and taking pictures of the group"s ceramics, crocheting, dancing and celebrations.
It is often the highlight of my week to work with the senior citizens in Carbon County and glean from them what happiness is all about.
It is true that many senior citizens who are in rest homes and care centers are surrounded by loving families.
But during the current holiday season, I will make a commitment to visit someone else"s grandmother or grandfather and let the seniors know how much I appreciate the gifts their generation provided me. I want to share a little holiday joy with a group of people who are often ignored by the younger generations.


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In the remote north-west highlands of Vietnam, Victoria Sapa Resort & Spa is a traditional mountain chalet; complete with stone-hearth fireplace and luxurious new spa which is 1,650 metres above sea-level in the Hoang Lien Mountains and close to the Chinese border. Amid spectacular scenery beneath Vietnam's highest peak, the 3,143-metre Mount Fansipan, the cool, pristine region is home to more than 30 colourful hill tribes – with tours to their minority villages and markets the highlights of any visit. The region is also emerging as an exciting new trekking destination. Victoria Sapa Resort & Spa was voted 'Best Hotel in the North-West Region' in both 2004 and 2005 and was awarded for its "Harmony with Nature" in 2008 by The Guide, a publication of the Vietnam Economic Times.
Guests arrive aboard the romantic and elegant Victoria Express Train, a unique travel experience starting from Hanoi.
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Victoria Hoi An Beach Resort & Spa is ideally flanked on both sides by water, overlooking Cua Dai beach to the front and the other side, the picturesque Thu Bon River. The resort is a warm, restful retreat replicating a traditional fishing village with small streets, water ponds and village houses with clay-tiled roofs.
The historic sea port of Hoi An is uniquely preserved as a 15th century trading post on the ancient silk route, while other UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the vicinity include the Cham temple ruins at My Son, the historic capital of Vietnam's ancient Champa civilization, and the former Imperial capital of Hue. Hoi An is declared the world's top city destination by Wanderlust, the UK's leading travel magazine in its latest Readers' Travel Awards.
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200km north of Ho Chi Minh City, Victoria Phan Thiet Beach Resort & Spa is beautifully designed with 57 bungalows including 2 villas built in the style of traditional Vietnamese country houses in exotic gardens. The Guide, a publication of the Vietnam Economic Times, voted it 'Best Resort' among the southern provinces.
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On the banks of one of the world's greatest and most mysterious waters in Vietnam's 'Deep South', Victoria Can Tho Resort is considered as the flagship of Victoria Hotels & Resorts in the Mekong Delta -- and first luxury hotel in the region. Amid bustling floating markets, myriad of canals and vibrant green rice paddies, the splendid colonial-style hotel is set in magnificent gardens on the banks of the Hau River. To experience the pulse of delta life, sunrise and sunset cruises to the local floating market aboard the resort's private traditional sampan, the Mekong Princess, is the highlight.
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Deeper in the Mekong Delta, close to the Cambodian border in a region that is famed for the climax of Francis Ford Coppola's Apocalypse Now, the Victoria Chau Doc Hotel is built in colonial style with low-rise French architecture. From this unique location beside the Bassac River at the 'Three River Crossing', guests can explore life deep into the delta traveling aboard a fleet of private Victoria Speedboats from the hotel to Phnom Penh in Cambodia and vice versa. The resort was awarded for its "Ingenious use of plants to make a green statement" by The Guide, a publication of Vietnam Economic Times.
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BUFFALO, NY-- CSEA Local #815 overwhelmingly rejected the latest contract offer from Erie County on Friday. This is third time they have rejected a tentative agreement since 2007.
1,296 voted no, 570 voted yes and three votes were disqualified.
"We brought the tentative agreement to our membership and they have spoken by voting 1,296 no votes to 570 yes votes," said CSEA Erie County Local President Joan Bender in a statement. Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz said he is disappointed.
The five-year contract offer from the county included a boost in wages by 11.5 percent and would have required union members to pay more for health insurance.
It also would have eliminated the controversial massage and acupuncture benefit from the lowest cost health insurance option.
CSEA Local 815 President Joan Bender told 2 On Your Side earlier this week that she was cautiously optimistic that members would approve the pact, noting that past contract proposals have been rejected under County Executive Mark Poloncarz and former county executive Chris Collins. But, Bender said some of the workers were upset that there was nothing offered for the years since the end of 2006 when their prior contract expired.
Erie County Labor Relations Director David Palmer says they would like to seek state mediation to come up with a contract. But he says that would first require the county legislature to review and act on a fact finding report which came in on the original 2007 contract negotiations. Palmer also points out that funding from the control board which was originally available for retro pay compensation was instead used to work out an agreement with corrections officers in the county.
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MORRISTOWN Maritime history is on display today at the village dock.
The schooner Lois McClure, an 88-foot-long full-scale replica of an 1862 canal boat, is open for free public tours from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. The vessel and its 12-person crew arrived in Ogdensburg late Thursday, and it was open for tours there Saturday before coming to Morristown.
The vessel, launched by the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum, Vergennes, Vt., is in the midst of an 18-city summer and fall tour of New York, Vermont, Ontario and Quebec waterway communities.
Our mission is to bring history to the community, said Arthur Cohn, project director.
The Lois McClure is modeled after two 1862 canal schooners that sank in Lake Champlain, the General Butler and the O.J. Walker. When active, they regularly traveled the waterways between New York City, Quebec City and Montreal.
Launched in 2004, the Lois McClure has visited 250 cities in an effort to promote the shared heritage of the people of New York, Vermont and Quebec.
The communities reception and appreciation over the years, according to Mr. Cohn, has been no less than an embrace.
Weve been pleasantly surprised and in some cases overwhelmed, he said.
The schooner is named for Lois McClure. With her husband, J. Warren Mac McClure, she has been a contributor to the ship as well as to many other community projects in the Burlington, Vt., area.
This years tour is commemorating the War of 1812 bicentennial.
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CANTON SUNY Cantons next president has appeared in a comic book, has a collection of over 8,000 jazz albums and wants to help the college grow into a job-training technological powerhouse.
Zvi Szafran answered questions about his life, work and plans during a visit to the north country Tuesday.
He spent much of his time talking about the importance of technology-focused colleges in the national economy.
Its critically important for the economy today and tomorrow for American students to go into STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) disciplines, he said.
He said he hopes to help SUNY Canton become a comprehensive polytechnic institution, combining traditional college courses such as business and communication with a technological edge.
There are a lot of opportunities that fit in well with our mission, he said.
Mr. Szafran is a Syracuse native with a doctoral degree in physical inorganic chemistry from the University of South Carolina and a bachelors degree in chemistry from Worcester (Mass.) Polytechnic Institute. He currently serves as vice president for academic affairs at Southern Polytechnic State University in Marietta, Ga.
His love of comic books and chemistry led him to write a letter complaining about the classic comic character Archies habit of frequently blowing up his schools chemistry lab. Mr. Szafran suggested Archies school switch to microchemistry, a less-dangerous and less-wasteful method he helped design. The writers responded to his letter by visiting Merrimack University, where he worked at the time, and writing a story featuring Mr. Szafran and his colleagues.
At SUNY Canton, Mr. Szafran said increasing enrollment will be another top priority. He wants to step up recruitment efforts, both in the United States and in developing countries.
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He said there is plenty of room for partnerships with the countys other three colleges. He does not see SUNY Potsdam and the other colleges as competitors, he said, but as collaborators that each fill a different academic niche.
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Randy and Bobbi Mabbutt announce the marriage of their daughter, Malarie Ann Mabbutt, to Luke Tomogiro Matsuda. The groom is the son of Bryon and Laurel Matsuda of Flagstaff, Ariz., and Kimberly and Roy Forsgren of Longmont, Colo.
The couple will be married July 17.
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Markakis had the second most AB's in RF in 2011 (716). While he played solid defense, his bat was middle of the pack, if not worse in some aspects. I compared his stats to the Other RF's. All stats taken from http://www.fangraphs.com/leaders.aspx?pos=rf&stats=bat&lg=all&qual=y&type=1&season=2011&month=0&season1=2011&ind=0&team=0&players=0
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AUGUSTA, Maine (NEWS CENTER) - Governor Paul LePage today proposed borrowing $100 million to rebuild some of Maine's roads. The Governor announced his Transportation Bond plan this morning, with a crowd of construction workers, contractors and Maine DOT staff looking on.
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It was the first time the financially tight-fisted Governor has proposed a general obligation bond of any kind. In fact, the Governor is currently holding of on signing a $105 million package of bonds already passed by the voters, saying he will release those bonds for sale only if the Legislature passes his plan to pay off the state's $484 million debt to Maine hospitals.Gov. LePage spoke about the hospital issue at length during today's press conference, saying he was "holding them hostage" to force the Legislature to act on the hospital bill.
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A new reality series is trying to answer a question that has plagued social psychologists for decades: Do looks matter in love? Dating in the Dark, which puts a unique twist on dating that only a reality program could, features single men and women who are brought together in a dark room to date. At the end of the episode, the couples are finally allowed to see each other in the light of day and decide whether they wish to pursue a relationship.
From an empirical standpoint, both men and women report that physical attractiveness is important in a romantic partner, though men seem to value it more. However, recent research indicates that while sex differences may exist for perceived importance of physical attractiveness, people might actually overestimate its impact. Finkel and Eastwick (2008) have found that men and women are equal in the degree to which physical attractiveness influences romantic interest in speed-dating. Moreover, for both men and women, people who reported physical attractiveness as important were no more likely than others to pursue relationships with individuals they rated as attractive.
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