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The purpose of this study is to learn more about risk factors for autism by studying the behavior and brain functioning of toddlers with early communication delays and typically developing toddlers. Children 12 or 18 months of age with language delays (i.e., no words at 18 months, limited vocalizations at 12 months) and typically developing toddlers may be eligible to participate. This study will be conducted at the NIH Clinical Center in Bethesda, Maryland. There will be an initial screening evaluation that will include behavioral assessment. Eligible participants will then complete a baseline visit that includes an overnight sleep study that includes Electroencephalogram (EEG) test to measure brain electrical activity, and an MRI scan. Follow-up visits that include behavioral assessment will occur every 6-12 months, depending on age at study entry. The final study visit will occur at 36 months of age and will include behavioral assessment, sleep/EEG study, and MRI. There is no cost for participation. Compensation will be provided. To find out if your child qualifies or for more information, please call 301-451-7822 (TTY: 1-866-411-1010) or e-mail email@example.com. National Institute of Mental Health, National Institutes of Health, Department of Health & Human Services....
Language Acquisition
Language Development
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Time Perspective: Prospective
|Official Title:
|Markers of Autism Spectrum Disorders in At-Risk Toddlers: A Pilot Study
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|April 2011
This investigation will focus on two areas: 1) early communication impairments as predictors of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and later developmental delays, and 2) the relationship between communication and evidence of CNS function (sleep, EEG) and structure (MRI DTI and volumetrics) in young children at risk for ASD. The objective is to delineate early communicative impairments that predict ASD vs. other developmental delays and to examine how these impairments correlate with brain abnormalities in both structure and function.
Study Population
We will recruit 64 children [n=32 at 12 months of age (plus or minus 2 months); n=32 at 18 months of age (plus or minus 2 months)] who are at-risk for ASD due to communication/language delays (at-risk group). The at-risk children will be matched at initial on chronological age, SES, and sex, to typically developing children (n=75) with no history of developmental delays. These 139 participants will hereafter be referred to as the toddler sample. At the 36 month final visit, diagnostic status (e.g. ASD, non-ASD specific delays, catch up) will be determined for children in the at-risk group. In addition, 10 healthy adults, aged 18-40 will serve as control participants for the purpose of piloting the functional paradigms for the MRI portion of the protocol.
We propose to conduct a prospective, longitudinal study of toddlers at-risk for ASD compared to typically developing toddlers. Children will complete behavioral testing and an overnight Sleep/EEG as well as MRI at either a 12 or 18 month initial. Follow-up visits that include behavioral assessment will occur at 24 and 36 months for all children (and at 18 months of age for the 12-month cohort). The Sleep/EEG and MRI will be repeated at the 36 month final follow-up.
Outcome Measures
Autism symptoms, language status, and cognitive development at 36 months will serve as the primary outcome measures.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|9 Months to 21 Months
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
At-risk Group:
- 12 or 18 months of age (plus or minus 3 months)
- Limited spoken words (for both the 12 and 18 month groups)
- Expressive and Receptive scores in the Very Low range on the Mullen Scales of Early Learning (a standardized observational measure),
Typically Developing Group:
- 12 or 18 months of age (plus or minor 3 months)
- Development in nonverbal and verbal areas within age expectations (per scores on all 4 domains of the Mullen Scales of Early learning no more than 1.5 standard deviation below the mean).
Healthy Adult Group:
1. 18-40 years old
At-risk Group:
- Primary language spoken in the home is other than English
- Prematurity at birth (defined as less than 36 weeks gestation), or birth weight significantly below normal for gestational age (SGA- small for gestational age) or other significant birth trauma.
- Motor or other medical impairment deemed responsible for delays (e.g. cerebral palsy; known genetic disorder)
Typically Developing Group:
- Primary language spoken in the home is other than English
- Prematurity at birth (defined as less than 36 weeks gestation); or birth weight significantly below normal for gestational age (SGA- small for gestational age).
- Motor or other medical impairment that would interfere with study participation
- Known genetic disorder
- Status as a younger sibling of a child diagnosed with autism
Healthy Adult Group:
- Historical or current psychiatric, neurological, or serious medical illness
- Primary language is other than English
- Difficulty hearing (as some sounds and words will be presented during the MRI scan)
- Head injury with loss of consciousness in the last year
- Metal in the body which would make having an MRI scan unsafe, such as pacemakers, medication pumps, aneurysm clips, metallic prostheses (including metal pins and rods, heart valves or cochlear implants), shrapnel fragments, permanent eye liner or small metal fragments in the eye that welders and other metal workers may have.
- Discomfort in small closed spaces (have claustrophobia) so that there would be discomfort in the MRI machine.
- Inability to lie comfortably flat on the back for up to 60 minutes in the MRI scanner
- If female, and pregnant
- Inability to provide own consent
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01339767
|Contact: Audrey E Thurm, Ph.D.
|(301) 496-5323
|United States, Maryland
|National Institutes of Health Clinical Center, 9000 Rockville Pike
|Bethesda, Maryland, United States, 20892
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|Principal Investigator:
|Audrey E Thurm, Ph.D.
|National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)
Additional Information:
|Responsible Party:
|National Institutes of Health Clinical Center (CC) ( National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) )
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01339767 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|April 20, 2011
|Last Updated:
|August 11, 2015
|Health Authority:
|United States: Federal Government
Keywords provided by National Institutes of Health Clinical Center (CC):
Language Acquisition
Language Development
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on October 09, 2015


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I've been with my boyfriend for almost a year now. I knew when we started dating that he was going to have to be gone for 6 months, eventually. He's been waiting for dates for almost a year and a half. I know that may sound like such a short time to some, but I've never had to go through this. They gave him 2 weeks notice, after they told him that he wouldn't be getting any orders for at least 6 months, so I'm not really prepared for this. Things have been strained lately with alot of things. He is also the first military guy I've ever dated and I've just started getting used to the 'routines'.... Are there any suggestions, advice to help deal with the distance and time away? I am more than willing to stick by him and support him and I've always told him that, what else can I do to show him that?
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My husband has been through basic and is in the middle of his AIT so in total he will be gone for 62 weeks. The thing I found best for me was routine. This included writing daily letters to him while he was in basic and emails when he was in Texas for Phase 1 of his AIT. I have 2 dogs that keep me busy and the house keeps me very busy. You could look into a hobby or starting something new while he is away. I also suggest looking for online support groups. My favorite is www.armywifechat.com/ but there are many out there. If you have any questions let me know
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When my beau was in Afghanistan, I found that, besides writing letters each day, that getting involved with charity work or a hobby was a huge help. I am involved with AAUSS (Adopt a US Soldier) which sends letters and care packages to soldiers who might not have family to get them and have been doing it since Desert Storm. I also help Operation Homefront which is a national organization that has benefits to help the families of those deployed with their bills, etc. and through it, have met a lot of great women (and men) whose soldiers are away and it defintely helps to have a support group.
2 important pieces of advice I can offer from experience and from those before me in this situation....
1. Keep writing him, but do not let it get you down if you do not receive daily letters back; they are super busy at their jobs and just because you don't hear from them every day doesn't mean you're not on their mind or in their heart. Trust in your relationship and do not let insecurities or paranoia from lack of mail or phone calls get the better of you. That's why keeping yourself busy is a HUGE beneficial distraction from obsessing over them 24/7. Also, that way, your letters will be full of fun interesting things and not just moaning....
2. You say ''I am more than willing to stick by him and support him and I've always told him that, what else can I do to show him that? ''
The best way to show him that you will be there for him IS to be there for him. (i.e. don't just say it, you'll be showing it when you DO it) Support his decision for deciding to serve by reassuring him you will be there for him along the way and when he returns; even when you get down, have a support system in place to vent. The feelings are normal when you miss him and it will test your relationship, but venting to him in every letter just adds to his pressure and also adds guilt that he doesn't need when he focusing to train.
Loving a soldier involves different dynamics and challenges than a conventional relationship, but also comes with fantastic rewards. Trust me, I know from experience
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He knows that I mean what I say and say what I mean. I have been there by his side with everything he has decided to do, until his recent decision of him thinking we should probably split up. He doesn't think it will be fair to me for him to be gone for 6-9 then possibly a deployment of 4 months soon to follow his training.
You are right loving a soldier does involve different dynamics and challenges but I have taken on everything he's thrown at me. I've traveled to see him on his drill weekends, which is 480 mile round trip. I supported him in his re-enlistment. I've gone to different events with him. I've met people. I've told him that I'm more than willing to fly and see him while he's gone.
I do know his ex-wife never supported his military career. 10 years together and she never got a military ID. She never went to any functions or drills. So the only thing I can think is he doesn't know how to handle the support?
He doesn't open up to people. He is an independent thinker, which is a struggle sometimes. He is also very routined, which I'm assuming is all from and part of the military lifestyle. I have stuck by him with good and bad, stress, happy, moody, all the above and now he doesn't want me to have to go through this. I don't quite understand it. Is this a normal thing? He would like to stay in touch, but he doesn't want me to have to wait, then see what happens with everything after the training is done.
I'm not quite sure how to approach this. I have found that military men (im sure women too) are very independent, head-strong, stubborn and routined. I have tried to 'learn' the ways of things. I've also been trying to learn everything I can on his new job he's training for, his position, everything, by any method I can. The more I know, the better I will understand things.
But again, I don't know how to handle things with a man that is afraid to let me 'wait' for him, because he doesn't want to put me through all of it.
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This could be a defensive move for him. You mentioned a exwife. Maybe, something like this led to fights or hard times, that he just doesnt want to go through again. Be there, show and tell him, with actions and spirit. TDY and Deployments come, but they also go. Maybe he wants that grounded foundation with you, but is afraid. Having that little spot in the back of your head knowing that someone at home loves and cares about you is a great feeling on long trips. Its a huge pain if its ripped away from you half way through. I have been through it and my soldiers have gone through it. Having a strong foundation, just like building a house, can help against any storm. Military guys arent easy, most of us are just hardheaded. Its going to take time for him to open up, if you are there for every step, it makes the journey a lot more rewarding, and appreciated. I would like to thank you, for you dedication, thats awesome the way you show your support. Thanks.
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I will be there for him every step of the way, even just as friends. He really has no one else and I love him. And yes there was a lot of fighting that went on with his past marriage regarding the military. He has been through various deployments, I'm sure they were hard for both of them to go through, therefore I will not judge either party in anyway. I have told him numerous times that I would be 'by his sided, hand in hand' every step of the way. He tells me that it is not fair to me that I deserve more than sitting and waiting for him... but that is my plan. Not the sitting per say, but the waiting and supporting. The first 3-4 months will be the most difficult as he will be over 1000 miles away, but the last 3 will be close. He has been gone for almost a week since our last real conversation in prepartion for him to leave. I have given him his space since his decision, but I still check on him and tell him I am here if he needs anything and that I love him and am still here supporting him. Tonight we spoke again. There are things that he's not to sure what to do about. So he came to me about them. And of course I was there. I told him that 'we' will figure it out together. And we will. I plan to give him space, but not to much. We agreed to keep in contact. I am planning on teling him that I love him as often as possible. I plan on letting him know that I am still here for him. I do not want him to ever think that there isn't anyone there that cares for him or loves him. He will know. I know this is the age of email and texts but I think maybe paper letters might be more 'heartfelt', him knowing that I took the time to actually write him letters? It looks like I will be taking custody of his dogs. I've told him that from the beginning. I told him I would take them and when he gets back, if he can take them, they're his. I don't have kids and his kids are grown or don't live with him, but I've had dogs and I know it must be difficult to leave them behind as well. I would like him to have a piece of mind that someone that loves his dogs and loves him, have them and are taking the best kind of care possible of them. This is all I know to do for now. I may need some more advice or venting and I want to thank all of you that have replied and offered advice and suggestions. As I said this is my first relationship with a military man. I knew it would be different and hard, but I took the package deal. If I didn't want the package deal, I wouldn't have kept with this or took it to begin with. If anyone else has any advice or suggestions for me, I am open.
I am thankful for sites like this, it has given me some strength and hope and knowing that I'm not feeling 'wrong' on things.


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The win lifted Creighton to 22-6 on the season and 11-5 in Missouri Valley Conference play. Southern Illinois, meanwhile, fell to 11-16 overall and 4-12 in MVC action.
The Jays created some early separation in the opening seven minutes, racing out to a 12-2 lead. Four Bluejays scored during the run, including three-pointers from juniors Ethan Wragge and Jahenns Manigat, but the real key was the Creighton defense. The Jays held Southern Illinois to just 1-of-10 shooting (.100) in the opening seven minutes.
The Salukis chipped away at the Creighton lead throughout the half, but the Bluejays refused to relinquish their edge, taking a 28-22 edge in at the break.
Creighton's lead hovered near six through the opening portion of the second half when the Jays got a boost from the bench. Leading 35-31 with 13:56 remaining, Artino delivered back-to-back buckets on the block. Freshman Nevin Johnson followed with two free throws to push the Jays advantage back to double-digits for the first time since Creighton led 12-2.
The Bluejays never allowed the Salukis back within striking distance, Artino punctuated the evening with a layup in the final minute to give Creighton its largest lead of the night at 59-45.
Artino and senior Grant Gibbs led all scorers with 13 points, while junior Doug McDermott finished with 10 points. McDermott also led Creighton on the boards with seven rebounds. Despite a season-low two three-point field goals, the Jays made shot 51.3 percent from the field overall and outscored SIU at the charity stripe, 17-6. Creighton also won the battle of the boards 31-27 to help offset SIU's 13-4 edge in second-chance points.
Southern Illinois had two players post double-figures, Jeff Early with 12 points and Anthony Beane Jr. with 10 points. SIU's leading scorer, Desmar Jackson (15.4 ppg.) was in foul trouble all night and held to five points on 1-of-9 shooting from the floor. SIU shot 35.3 percent from the field on the night and were 3-for-13 from behind the arc.
Creighton returns to the court on Saturday at 5 pm Central when it takes on Saint Mary's in a Ramada Worldwide BracketBusters contest that will air nationally on ESPN.
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2013 has drawn to a close and it was one for the record books with the best yearly stock returns in almost 15 years. While not as eventful as previous years, there was still quite a bit of action from the first government shutdown in over a decade to the start of Fed monetary policy tapering to the re-emergence of the EU, not to mention the blistering U.S. equity rally.
Though those invested in U.S. equities surely had a stunning year, it was by no means across the board and there were many ups and downs for people diversified and invested in other assets. Here's what made or lost you money in 2013 and what 2014 may bring.
1. How far will U.S. equities run?
On the top of almost everyone's mind is the U.S. equities market. Up 31%, it almost didn't matter what you were in, small, mid, and large caps all offered record-breaking returns. In comparison, even the legendary market reversal of 2009 only offered a 26% yearly gain. One would have to go back to 1997, the beginning of the late '90s bull market to find a bigger return at 33%.
However, the strong rally has also made stocks considerably more expensive. Though the question of the market being overvalued is the topic of much debate, it is clear the market is no longer cheap. Historical results say there's no reason the market can't rally further but there lacks a compelling case for another equally strong rally based on the fundamentals. Perhaps the best advice is making sure you rebalance your portfolio to get U.S. equities back in proper allocation and stay diversified.
2. Can hot sectors repeat?
While the entire U.S. corporate securities market was up aplenty, there were specific asset groups that broke away from the average and delivered even better returns. Consumer discretionary XLY, +0.12% , up 41%, health care XLV, +0.46% , up 39%, industrials XLI, +0.34% , up 38%, and financials XLF, -0.64% , up 33%, led the way for almost the entire year. Specific industries like airlines jumped almost 100% and certain companies like Netflix NFLX, -1.39% ended up 300%.
Like the overall market, there's little to suggest whether the future is as bright as the past. Hedging bets by rebalancing allocation and diversifying however is a smart and safe play.
3. Will underperformers rebound?
Of course where there are winners, there are also losers. While several sectors underperformed the average, most returned decent results such as energy and consumer staples at 23% and 22%. The exceptions are the utilities sector XLU, -0.48% , up 8%, and property REITs VNQ, -0.16% , up 2.3%. Both these sectors are reliable income-paying assets but lost ground as the Fed taper became a reality. REITs especially took punishment, dropping 17% from May to June alone.
What is the 2014 outlook? Utilities remain high from a historical valuation standpoint and their yield is no longer quite as attractive as 10-year bond yields reach 3%, comparable to XLU's 3.8%. REITs still face the rising-interest-rate problem but have reduced in valuation such that they may present at least some short-term opportunities.
4. Are bonds a safe haven?
Bonds had a relatively dismal year in contrast to stocks. While Fed stimulus and bond buying helped to push bond prices to record levels, and yields to record lows, the Fed taper put an end to that quickly and abruptly. From its high in May, the 7-10 Year Treasury ETF IEF, +0.06% dropped over 7% for a 2013 total return of -6.1%, huge compared to its pitiful 1.7% yield. The broader bond market AGG, -0.08% suffered a similar if less dramatic drop, down approximately. 3% from its peak in May for a 2013 total return of -2.1%, a large drop taking into account the low 2.3% yield.
Moving forward to 2014, anticipation of Fed taper has already doubled the 10-year Treasury yield, now at nearly 3%, giving bonds some breathing room. In fact, some suspect the market has overreacted and driven yields up a little bit too high too fast given the early state of tapering. Regardless, bonds have finally come down from highs and are now closer to historically normal prices. While longer-term interest rates will still climb, threatening bond prices, for 2014 the immediate price risks have subsided. The question for investors is whether the risk is worth the rather measly 2-2.5% yield most bond funds are offering.
5. Is Europe;s rebound sustainable
Since the financial crisis and the subsequent recession and euro currency crisis, Europe has practically been written off as a place to invest. However, 2013 saw the end of recessions in EU countries, green shoots of growth and some return to normalcy as former pariah countries such as Portugal returned to the bond market.


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(Portland Ore.) The Bureau of Development Services is pleased to announce its new Residential Seismic Strengthening Program for one and two family residential buildings. This program is intended to provide homeowners and contractors a simple guide to evaluating existing homes to determine if certain improvements would be beneficial in order to reduce the risk of earthquake damage.
The standards set forth in the program are based on FEMA recommendations and provisions of the 2006 International Existing Building Code and focus on how to anchor the home to its foundation and strengthen cripple walls, if necessary.
"Providing homeowners streamlined and simple programs to improve the safety of their home is something that we strive to do," stated Paul Scarlett, Bureau of Development Services Director. "This program is a great way to do just that, especially in light of the recent earthquakes happening around the world."
A Residential Seismic Strengthening Program webpage has been developed and can be found under Quick Links at www.portlandoregon.gov/bds. The Residential Seismic Strengthening Brochure provides information on:
For more information on how to prepare for earthquakes or other disasters, please visit the Portland Office of Emergency Management website at http://www.portlandonline.com/oem.
For more information about the Bureau of Development Services and the program and services it provides to the City of Portland please visit www.portlandoregon.gov/bds.
i am hiring a friend who is not licensed and/or bonded to retrofit my 104 year old home in northeast portland. i understand that in order to qualify for earthquake insurance i will have to have the work inspected by a structural engineer. we are trying to find definitive code requirements for retrofitting and are having a hard time doing so. can you help to direct us to a website or an office that can give us the exact work which must be done? thank you, susan
This brochure directs the homeowner to do work that normally requires structural calculations to determine bolting requirements per ACI 318 Appendix D including a lateral analysis in accordance to the Oregon residential and structural specialty codes, This brochure omits informing the homeowner of the code requirements for special inspection when installing the expansion or adhesive anchors.
Proper seismic retrofits should be designed by a registered professional following current codes. When a homeowner brings in plans and has the city staff perform engineering design services is beyond the city plans examiners scope of work. If they do provide engineering services and do not sign and wet stamp their work the plans examiners are in violation of state statutes.
The work permitted under the Residential Seismic Strengthening program does not require structural calculations or plans to be prepared by a design professional. The brochure clearly states it is not intended to bring an existing building up to current code, and any structural modifications beyond the specific program limitations will typically require a professional design. The program is in compliance with State code and is based upon recommendations set forth by FEMA and guidelines within the 2006 IEBC, Appendix A, chapter A3. The program was also modeled after similar programs that have been implemented in Cities such as Los Angeles, CA and Seattle, WA.
The Residential Seismic Strengthening program is a program intended to provide information and resources to property owners about strengthening existing one and two family dwellings to reduce the likelihood and/or severity of potential earthquake damage. It provides a set of prescriptive standards and details intended for use only on buildings that meet certain criteria as defined in the program.
I hope that this helps you better understand the intent of the program. If you have further concerns or questions about the program, please contact Jim Nicks, BDS Inspection Services Manager, at 503-823-1054.
Thank you for clarifying Dean's email above. I really do appreciate what you are trying to do. I don't think this in any way makes Dean's work unnecessary, but does encourage many more people to be better prepared who can't afford the whole engineering stick.
I have liked your Residential business article. I hope you will be continuing it to update.
Jana Shobnom
I understand that in order to have your insurance policy include seismic coverage, you have to show proof of retrofit by a certified contractor or company. If you were to use a contractor to do this that was not certified, can you hire someone to do the inspection in order to have written documentation that the house was bolted /retrofitted one could use for the insurance company? If so who would be able to do those type of inspections? Sheila
I am wondering this same question. Did you hear back on this?
I am wondering this same question. Did you hear back on this?
Susan, Sheila and Julie (if you are still reading this!)
I just got earthquake insurance last week from American Modern and they did not ask about retrofitting. I asked if there would be a discount if I did it and they said no.
This may vary by company, but there is insurance without the necessity of retrofitting out there. Hope this helps.
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6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m., Both children and adults are invited to a fundraising event at the Forest Park Carousel to raise money for programs and services for those who have Alzheimer's.
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12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m., Learn all about crafts from the 1800s at the King Manor Museum. There will be a craftsman demonstration plus a tour of the house and a look at the museum's historic craft collection.
12:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m., The Museum of the Moving Image is having a drop-in studio for young visitors, ages 7 and up. Museum educators will teach participants all about movie-making technology and will help them make projects from flipbooks to stop-motion and computer animations and video games. Free with museum admission.
8:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m., At the Alley Pond Environmental Center astronomer Mark Freilich will teach you all about the stars and the features of the moon with an outside viewing using a professional telescope.
Saturday, August 18 & Sunday, August 19
11 a.m. – 4 p.m., At the New York Hall of Science's Maker Weekend visitors can build a fort using cardboard, PVC pipes, fabric while collaborating with other museum-goers. Free with museum admission.
Sunday, August 19
1:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m., The Astoria Park Shore Fest ends this Sunday, and includes educational activities, live music, fitness programs and food-tastings with local restaurants.
Friday, August 17
8:30 p.m., This outdoor movie series at Hudson River Park features family-oriented PG movies suitable for all ages. Tonight's film will be "Back to the Future." Free popcorn will be provided.
Saturday, August 18
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Carbon County will accept sealed bids for a new or used 2011, long
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the Carbon County clerk's office at 120 East Main, Price, Utah 84501,
prior to 5:00 P.M. on June 14, 2011. Bid opening date is June 15,
2011 in commission meeting.
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to delays in delivery by any source. Fax bids are not acceptable.
Carbon County reserves the right to reject any and or all bids, to
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opinion of the county provides the best product, warranty and for
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Color: 1st choice White, 2nd choice Any
2011 Heavy Duty 1 ton long bed pickup, regular cab
4 x 4
Gas engine 6.0 liter or larger
Automatic transmission
Shift on the fly
3.73+ limited slip rear end
Heavy Duty Suspension
Skid plates
On/off road tires (including spare)
Receiver hitch-tow package
30 gallon fuel tank or more
Air conditioning
Deer Guard for grill
Heavy Duty external oil cooler
Bumpers-front and rear
40-20-40 Front cloth bench seat
Heated extendable rearview mirrors (suitable for 102" wide trailer)
AM-FM/ disk cassette stereo system
Please list any specifications that you cannot meet
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Video: Two Teenagers charged as Adults in burned puppy case
Video: Grandmother of 17 year old suspect in puppy burned case
BUFFALO, NY-- Two Buffalo teenagers accused of setting fire to a puppy last month, were arraigned in Buffalo City Court Wednesday morning.
The two teenagers, Diondre Brown, 17, and Adell Zeigler, 19, both of Buffalo, are charged as adults.
Each faces one count of felony aggravated cruelty to animals.
Police say the pair admitted to hanging the dog three feet off the ground, dousing it with lighter fluid, and setting it on fire.
The puppy, whose name is Phoenix, is currently at the Buffalo Animal Shelter recovering.
At a news conference Buffalo Police Commissioner Daniel Derenda thanked the community for calling in tips which led officers to the pair.
Derenda called the crime "despicable." He would not comment on a possible motive. The teens apparently knew the dog's owner, and he has been located. Derenda wouldn't comment any further on the owner.
In court, prosecutors called Brown an "extremely violent member of the community." He is being held on $20,000 bond.
Derenda said both teens have criminal histories. Zeigler was out on parole following a robbery conviction. He was remanded to the Erie County Holding Center.
Brown's grandmother, Robin Brown, told reporters that her grandson denied harming the animal. She said he loves dogs. "My grandson brings stray animals home. He is still mad at me because I had to give his dog away in 2011 because we were moving in a place that didn't allow dogs. He still tells me, 'grandma, I wish you didn't give my dog away', why you give our dog away."
Brown witnessed a quadruple homicide in April 2005 on Koons Avenue in Buffalo. One of the victims was his mother, Tonisha Brown. "He needs help," his grandmother said about his mental health. She claims he has post-traumatic stress and other issues from witnessing the homicides as a young child.
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Crew Sweeps Past Nebraska
OMAHA, Neb. - The Creighton Crew team downed Nebraska in a dual meet on Saturday, April 20 at Carter Lake.
The Jays took the top two positions in each of the three events, Varsity-8, Varsity-4A and Varsity-4B.
The Bluejays return to action on Saturday, April 27th as Creighton travels to Tulsa, Okla. to face the Tulsa Hurricans in the final regular season meet of 2013.
Varsity 8-women
1. Creighton A - 6:52.42 (Maria Murray, Janesa Bakeberg, Kimberly Boehm, Lauren Roknich, Kaitie Dougherty, Lauren Klick, Shannon Flannery, Meredith Pawlowski)
2. Creighton B - 7:00.24 (Kathryn Mindt, Whitney Jenich, Jessica Courtney, Christina Moore, Anna Yarkosky, Meg Engler, Sarah Birnbaum, Nicole Kamada)
3. Nebraska A - 7:35.98
4. Creighton Novice - 7:57.10 (Daniella Desa, Anna Cheek, Layne Irwin, Lauren Aase, Katharine Kerstetter, Rose Goossens, Sam Sharp, Kennedy Walker)
5. Nebraska B - 7:35.98
Varsity 4+A (8 MPH Head Wind)
1. Creighton A - 8:08.02 (Libby Rolf, Lauren Brendel, Kalyn Flierl, Maddie Merkel)
2. Creighton B - 8:12.65 (Miranda Lonsdale, Tayler Davis, Kelli Mans, Anne Marie Stonikas)
3. Nebraska A - 9:01.27
4. Nebraska B - 9:02.09
Varsity 4+B (8 MPH Head Wind)
1. Creighton A - 7:44.65 (Kathryn Mindt, Whitney Jenich, Laura Jo Washle, Lauren Klick)
2. Creighton B - 7:46.69 (Maria Murray, Janesa Bakeberg, Shannon Flannery, Meredith Pawlowski)
3. Nebraska A - 9:00.94
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|ASU Sweeps Twinbill, Series From Davidson
|Written by Mike Flynn
|Saturday, 23 April 2011 21:48
Appalachian State University baseball completed an impressive three-game road sweep over Davidson by taking both ends of a doubleheader from the Wildcats on Saturday afternoon at Wilson Field.
Appalachian swept Saturday's twinbill by scores of 4-3 and 7-0.
With the three-game series sweep, Appalachian (25-17, 10-11 SoCon) moved solidly into sixth place in the Southern Conference standings, two games ahead of eight-place The Citadel (15-23, 8-13 SoCon) and ninth-place Wofford (19-21, 6-11 SoCon). Davidson (16-22, 8-15 SoCon) plummeted from seventh to 10th place with the series sweep. The conference's top eight teams will advance to next month's SoCon Tournament in Charleston, S.C.
As he was in Thursday's series opener, Hector Crespo (Miami, Fla./Florida Christian) was the hero of Saturday's first game, as his two-out RBI single broke a 3-3 tie in the top of the ninth inning.
Zack Briggs (Lexington, N.C./Central Davidson) led off the ninth with a single up the middle off Davidson closer Mike Frongello (3-3). Jeremy Dowdy (Raleigh, N.C./Wakefield) was then called upon to lay down his first sacrifice bunt of the year but bunted right back to Frongello, who fired to second to cut down Briggs. However, Frongello's throw pulled DC shortstop Michael Zeblo off the bag, allowing Briggs to slide in safely. Zeblo did manage to throw Dowdy out at first, giving ASU's catcher an unorthodox 1-6-3 sacrifice.
After a groundout left Briggs on second base with two outs, Frongello's first pitch to Preston Troutman (Rockwell, N.C./East Rowan) went to the backstop and Briggs moved to third on the wild pitch. Frongello then intentionally walked Troutman to bring up Crespo, who provided the winning runs with a two-out, two-run single in the 12th inning of Thursday's 3-1 ASU victory.
Once again, Crespo came up big in the clutch, as he roped an 0-1 pitch into left field, easily bringing Briggs home with the winning run.
Taylor Miller pitched a perfect ninth to cement the win and his ninth save of the year. Will Helms (Charlotte, N.C./Providence) needed just four pitches to get the Mountaineers out of a two-on jam in the eighth and earn the victory. With the win, Helms (3-0) moved to 10-0 in his career, making him one of only two active NCAA Division I players with as many as 10 wins and no losses (Virginia's Will Roberts being the other at 15-0 in his career).
The story of Saturday's second game was junior pitcher Seth Grant (Etowah, N.C./West Henderson), who mowed through Davidson's lineup en route to Appalachian's sixth shutout of the year. The right-hander struck out a career-high 11 and allowed just five hits over seven scoreless innings en route to the sweep-clinching victory.
Only three runners reached second base and none advanced to third in Grant's seven flawless stanzas. The right-hander needed only four innings to surpass his previous career high of seven strikeouts.
Just two days removed from what initially appeared to be a significant ankle injury, ASU staff ace Ryan Arrowood (Rutherfordton, N.C./Central) came out of the bullpen to finish off the sweep with two innings of shutout relief.
Offensively, the Mountaineers were buoyed in the nightcap by home runs from Trey Holmes (Rockwell, N.C./East Rowan) and Will Callaway (Greenville, S.C./Eastside), three hits from Crespo and two apiece from Troutman and Tyler Zupcic (Charlotte, N.C./Providence). Troutman scored two of ASU's seven runs following a double and triple.
In Saturday's first game, Daniel Kassouf (Lexington, N.C./North Davidson) provided all of Appalachian's offense prior to Crespo's game-winning hit with an RBI groundout in the first inning and a towering two-run homer — hit team-leading seventh bomb of the year — in the sixth. Crespo, Holmes and Jack Myers (Charlotte, N.C./Myers Park) had two hits apiece in the first game of the twinbill.
Myers also went 1-for-5 in the finale, stretching his overall hitting streak to 12 games and his hitting streak in SoCon play to 24-straight contests. The senior has hit safely in all 21 conference games this season and is second in the SoCon with a .430 batting average in league play.
Nevertheless, the story of the weekend was Appalachian's sterling pitching. In all, seven Mountaineer pitchers combined to surrender only two earned runs over 30 innings of work while striking out 41 and issuing just eight walks.
Winners of 17 of its last 24 games, Appalachian plays a pair of non-conference contests this week before settling into a week-long break for final exams. The Mountaineers play at Radford on Tuesday at 4 p.m. before opening a six-game homestand versus North Carolina A&T on Wednesday at 6 p.m.
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A joyful product of mutual understanding between this two outstanding
composers, described by Manuel Zurria in the booklet with the following
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Last week we wrote about New Year's Eve Memories in our Sharing Memories - A Genealogy Journey Journal. I hope everyone will join me this week to talk about memories of Winter Weather.
Winter weather can be brutal where I live on Georgian Bay, Ontario Canada. We get over 20 feet of snow each winter, and we are often at the mercy of highway closings, especially in January and February. Growing up as a child in Ajax Ontario was not as extreme, but we did get snowstorms and icestorms that were quite spectactular.
The one I remember the most was the bad ice storm that hit our town when I was quite young. The woods across the road from our house were so beautiful the next morning - trees covered in icy snow and everything had a gorgeous blanket of white.
So join me on Week 6 of writing our memories, with your accounts of winter weather - the good, the bad and the beautiful
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Sharing Memories: Winter Weather (Week 6)
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- maryjane said...
I thought you might be interested in a new Genealogy TV series. The Generations Project premieres tonight at 8pm Mtn Time on BYU Television.
If you don't have the channel, you can watch in online at http://www.byu.tv/
The show will continue to run every Monday night at the same time. I hope you're able to check it out.
~ Mary
- hummer said...
I joined you for a weather memory journal entry. Thanks for the prompt. I had fun.
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PRICE - Our loving father, grandfather and friend, Charles William Bezyack, age 86, passed away peacefully in his sleep on May 30, 2012.
He was born Oct. 14, 1925 in Heiner to Charles and Katherine Kapps Bezyack.
Married Louise Denison on May 9, 1949 in Las Vegas, Nev. She died May 4, 1998.
Charlie, back in 1936, started as a grocer, at the age of 12. He later moved to Sunnyside and worked at the Utah Fuel Company. He owned the Wasatch Store as a meat cutter for three years. He then moved to the Dragerton Shopping Center for two years before going into the military. Charlie honorably served his country during World War II in the U.S. Army.
After the war Charlie worked for 10 years with Diamond Market in Price. He then owned Bezyack's Market in Helper and later the Better Buy in Price. Charlie wore many hats in his life such as butcher, produce man, checker, stock boy, janitor and accountant. He let people charge their groceries to help them between paychecks or when in need even before charge accounts were invented.
After his retirement he went to work at Etzel Realty. He was a life long member of the Price Lions Club and Price Elks Lodge. He played the trumpet and accordion in the Frank Compagni Band on Saturday nights for many years. He also enjoyed playing piano at the Senior Citizens Center on Wednesdays.
Whenever Charlie was around, good times could be had by all especially if he was playing a polka for us to dance to. Charlie always made time for the people he loved whether it was trips to Lake Borem, fishing and camping with the trailer, barbecuing and eating on the patio, or sitting down to teach his grandchildren how to play cards.
The most important thing to Charlie was taking care of his family. His daughter Kathy and her two sons, Brandon and Krispen Blackett and his son Karl and his two children, Karl Jr. and Amanda Bezyack. The most fun of all with Charlie was the slide shows for all of us to enjoy. Generous, kind and fun best describes Charlie.
Survived by his children, Kathy Blackett and Karl Bezyack; grandchildren, Brandon and Krispen Blackett, Karl Jr. (Cassie) and Amanda Bezyack.
Preceded in death by his parents; wife Louise Denison Bezyack.
Graveside services were held Monday, June 4. at Noon, Price City Cemetery. Family received friends on Monday morning from 10-11:45 a.m. at Mitchell Funeral Home. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price where friends are welcome to share memories of Charlie online at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net.


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Carbon County experienced climbing unemployment last month. The county recorded a 7.1 percent jobless level in December, up from the 6.7 percent rate posted in November 2002.
By comparison, Carbon's unemployment rate registered at 6.5 percent in December 2001.
In neighboring Emery County, the December unemployment increased to 9.9 percent from 9.3 percent in November 2002.
Emery County reported 11.1 percent joblessness in December 2001.
At the state level, unemployment in Utah climbed slightly to 5.6 percent in December compared to the 5.4 percent rate reported in November 2002.
Approximately 63,600 Utahns were unemployed last month.
"The slight rise reflects a continued inactiveness in the eco-nomy. We're playing out the economically-stagnant months we anticipated would occur during the late 2002 time period. Unfortunately, we probably have several more months of this to go before we could start to see the inklings of positive change. But for now, here we sit," noted Mark Knold, Utah Department of Workforce Services economist.
Utah's second primary indicator of labor market conditions, the year-over change in the number of non-farm wage and salaried jobs, remained negative and stagnant in December 2002.
The number of employment opportunities statewide decreased by 12,500 positions or 1.2 percent compared to December 2001.
"December's economic performance is a fitting finish to 2002 - a rare, but disappointing, economic year. Fortunately, it's now behind us, but its effects will linger on into the new year. Still, we do expect a brighter picture in 2003," pointed out workforce services director Raylene Ireland.
Nationally, the unemployment rate remained at 6.0 percent in December 2002 and the number of unemployed Americans remained essentially flat at 8.6 million.
The unemployment rate for adult women in the United States rose in December to 5.3 percent.
The jobless rates for other major worker groups included adult men at 5.6 percent, teenagers at 16.1 percent, whites at 5.1 percent, blacks at 11.5 percent and Hispanics at 7.9 percent changed little for the month.
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When: Thursday, December 22, 7:00 p.m.
Opponent: vs. Islanders (11-14-6)
UPDATE: Erixon is indeed in for Woywitka. (5:54 p.m.)
UPDATE: Marty Biron will start in net for New York tonight. It also sounds like Jeff Woywitka won't be able to play, so Tim Erixon will likely skate for the second game in a row. (11:02 a.m.)
EARLIER: Barring something unforeseen, the Rangers will dress the
same six defenders on Thursday against the rival New York Islanders.
Stu Bickel is slated to make his second career start and Tim
Erixon is a good bet to play in his 11th game of the season despite possessing
a "minor
lower-body injury" himself as Jeff Woywitka will again be a
game-time decision.
The Blueshirts' shorthanded defense managed to contain a New
Jersey offense that had scored 26 goals in its previous seven games en route to
a 4-1 victory on Tuesday night.
Thursday's tilt against the 29th-ranked Islanders' attack should
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The Isles have several players from their AHL affiliate, the
Bridgeport Sound Tigers, in the lineup right now and have struggled to do just
about anything right this season.
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Tuesday's game with a concussion. He
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Evgeni Nabokov guided the Islanders to their second straight
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tracks when Brad Richards netted a miraculous game-winning goal against Phoenix
with .1 seconds left on Saturday.
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Thursday's match represents the second of four consecutive
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the rest of his soldiers.
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the Blueshirts.
So weakened defense or not, this is sure to be a physical
affair. The Islanders are a team the
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The BEST Slow Cooker Baked Beans
Our friend, Tony, brought these beans to a barbecue at our house a few weeks ago and they blew me away. These beans are so tasty, so full of meat, so sweet and hearty, I might have "accidentally" tucked a container of Tony's leftovers deep into my fridge and then forgotten to give them to him at the end of the night. Later, I asked him if he'd please send me the recipe and lucky for all of us, he was happy to share it.
We made these beans last night for dinner and served them with country ribs and coleslaw. The whole meal was fantastic, but honestly, I could have happily just eaten the beans. This recipe really is outstanding. Thanks again, Tony!
The BEST Slow Cooker Baked Beans
Yield: 16 servings
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1 pound ground beef, cooked, crumbled, and drained
1 pound bacon, cooked
2 tablespoons bacon drippings
(3) 14 ounce cans kidney beans
(3) 14 ounce cans white beans
(3) 14 ounce cans Pork & Beans
3 small onions, about 2 cups worth chopped 1/2" or smaller
1 cup light brown sugar
1 cup ketchup
1/2 cup molasses
3 tablespoons yellow mustard
Drain all the beans, except for one can of Pork & Beans. Combine all ingredients in the crockpot and heat on HIGH for at least 4 hours or on LOW for 8 hours. Enjoy!
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That type of endorsement from you is all I need, Mary! Can't wait to make these this summer!ReplyDelete
Love baked beans at a bar b que. These are perfect for Memorial Day cookouts.ReplyDelete
Linda @ Tumbleweed Contessa
I don't know why I don't think to get my slow cooker out in the warmer weather, it's perfect for beans!ReplyDelete
I've never made baked beans...but if I do, I know what recipe I'll be using! Sounds wonderful!ReplyDelete
Went out the same day to buy 'stuff' to make these beans. This is a fabulous recipe! There are only 2 in my household, so I used only 1 can each of the called-for beans and then halved the other ingredients. I cooked on low for 6 hours (I think 5 would be fine; I'm going for that next time). This is a 'keeper'.ReplyDeleteReplies
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Oh-ma-gosh.... I made these yesterday for a work function and they were AWESOME. MANY asked for the recipe! Just a warning all.. you need a BIG crock for this recipe. I had to remove some for transport. OH so sad that I have a few servings waiting for me in the fridge for leftovers-- hehehehe. I used peppered bacon, I used half raw and half sauteed onions and by accident I grabbed the spicy ketchup I had in the fridge but it didn't ruin it. I also added 3 minced gloves of garlic just because I roll that way. They were the absolute best I have ever made. Thank you!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 2, 2014 at 12:08 PM
I cannot help but wonder if this will fit in my crockpot! Seems like a lot with all those tins. But oh, it does sound GOOD!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 3, 2014 at 8:03 PM
I also add a lb of Jimmy Dean sausage :) , only 3-4 cans of beans total, worcestershire & bbq sauce if I have it, and garlic powder :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 15, 2014 at 4:05 PM
these are fantastic...made them today. thank you for the great recipe!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 13, 2014 at 10:45 AM
I made these for an office pot luck, HUGE hit.... thank you!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 12, 2015 at 2:22 PM
My family loved them!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 18, 2015 at 8:05 AM
Two questions. Dark or light kidney beans? What type pork and beans do you recommend?ReplyDeleteReplies
Either kidney bean will work fine, I tend to use light red kidney beans. I usually buy VanCamps Pork and Beans.Delete
- AnonymousJuly 25, 2015 at 4:26 PM
Don't really like cooking all that much but was asked to bring barbeque baked beans. Tried this recipe. Felt good that there was not much leftover to bring home! This recipe is a keeper.ReplyDelete


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