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Adrian Gonzalez, one of the great bargains in the majors last year at $6.3 million, will see his seven-year, $154 million deal take effect. Jacoby Ellsbury is likely to at least triple his $2.4 million salary of a year ago. Clay Buchholz four-year deal, worth approximately $30 million, means that he will count for roughly $7 million more against the luxury tax threshold than he did a year ago.
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Lynda Compagni cuts the hair of Briann Chavez, who decided to donate her long brown tresses to the Locks of Love Foundation.
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I would like to remind the students of CEU-USU that when crossing Third East you have the right-of-way, not an invisible force field.
Last Tuesday, when driving my two bickering children to and from a baseball game, I witnessed two different people crossing at the Jennifer Leavitt Student Center. Both crossed without slowing their pace or even lifting their heads to look at traffic. I had no trouble stopping for them but, the driver in front of me was not given a great deal of warning and had to come to a pretty sudden stop. I know it is the driver's responsibility to look for the pedestrians but, not making any effort to protect your own life from a harried mother of three running late to a baseball game is ridiculous.
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Most catalogues were simple affairs, all bright lights, screenshots and slogans, but sometimes publishers went a little left field. Like Activision did in 1984 when it basically commissioned an illustrated children's story.
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Different Types of Home Security Systems
If you pay attention as you are driving through your neighborhood, you are likely to notice that almost every home has some type of home security system. These systems are in use in homes of all types, ranging from the most modest of homes to homes that can provide the ultimate level of comfort and luxury. The most important thing to remember is that home security systems do not exist merely for very expensive homes that have a lot of expensive possessions inside. Instead, they exist to protect the safety of the people that live inside the homes and they are able to do this very effectively. In truth, there are many different types of home security systems which allow occupants of a home to be protected against many different emergencies.
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The most basic of systems may only protect occupants against break-ins or home invasions. In addition, some systems do not necessarily protect against every potential entry point that someone may choose to use when attempting to break into a home. Very basic systems provide only rudimentary protection because there may only be an alarm set up at the front door or perhaps both the front and back doors. However, systems that fail to include protecting against a home break-in which encompasses all of the windows of the home as well as the garage are leaving homeowners in a precarious position. Every person that would attempt to break into a home does not choose to use the front door and a comprehensive security system should reflect that fact by allowing homeowners to be protected against break-ins at all potential entry points.
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These types of alarm systems operate completely differently than rudimentary alarm systems. They protect in a comprehensive fashion when it comes to home invasions and break-ins and as such, occupants of the home are protected on a two tier approach. The first level of protection comes because a security system is in place to begin with. This makes it less likely that someone will break into the home in the first place. The second level of protection comes if a break-in does occur when authorities are immediately dispatched to the scene in order to come to the aid of those who are living inside. In addition, these types of systems protect against other potential hazards. If the home catches on fire, the local fire department is dispatched instantaneously because the alarm system is hooked up to smoke detectors inside the home. The same is also true if carbon monoxide poisoning is present inside the home because the security system is hooked up to a sensor that is designed to detect this colorless and odorless gas. Many advanced home alarm systems now incorporate medical alert devices for older people or people that have chronic illnesses as an added level of protection.
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The use of a camera in order to increase the level of security in and around the home is virtually a necessity. Cameras used outside the home perform the obvious task of providing a visual record if a break-in occurs or if any type of vandalism or robbery occurs outside the home. Conversely, cameras that are designed to be placed inside the home are typically used simply for the peace of mind of those who live there. They are typically put in place so that certain family members can access a secure website and see that their family members are home and that they are safe. These types of cameras are typically used for families who have children that come home from school before any adults arrive at the home or for those families who have elderly family members who feel the need to check in on them several times throughout the day.
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There is no doubt that home security monitoring has the capability of saving lives. Police departments and fire departments, as well as emergency medical services, can all be dispatched in a matter of seconds when an emergency occurs. Choosing the right alarm system means that first responders will be dispatched in the event that someone tries to break into your home, when a fire occurs or when virtually any type of medical emergency occurs. This includes carbon monoxide poisoning or a family member that falls or simply does not feel well. The use of indoor security cameras can also alert adults living inside the home if children do not arrive home from school promptly. All of these things play an important role in keeping your loved ones safe.
When you understand how vitally important these types of systems are, it is much easier to understand why almost every home in your neighborhood probably already has a security system of some type in place. It also provides you with the catalyst to reevaluate the system that you currently have in place and upgrade it as necessary, or purchase your first system.


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People in the Pacific (including Hawaii) will have the best view of the event and be able to see the entire transit, while people to the east (including the Continental US) will have their view interrupted by sunset. Locations to the west, including most of Europe, western Australia, and the Middle East, will join the transit already in progress at sunrise. For the best view of the transit at sunset or sunrise, consider getting to a high location with an unobstructed view of the horizon.
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REMEMBER: Don't look right at the sun.
One of your best bets for viewing astronomical events such as this one is to connect with a local group of amateur astronomers, as they'll likely have the tools and know-how to provide a great view. If you're viewing on your own, however, you have several options:
To view it safely, you can:
Get a pair of "solar observing glasses." These are specially designed for safe viewing -- do NOT use regular sunglasses, polarized filters, or other devices. (It may be too late to easily find these near you, but you can stock up for future eclipse viewing.)
Look through a telescope with a proper solar filter attached. Don't use solar filters that attach to the eyepiece of the telescope. Proper solar filters should filter the sun's light before it enters the instrument to be magnified.
View through #14 Welder's glass. This is the dark glass that goes in the face shield of welding masks. The "#14" refers to the darkness of the shade. Make sure you have #14 glass -- common welder's masks often use a lighter shade. #14 glass can be obtained at local welding supply stores for a few dollars.
Use a telescope or pair of binoculars to project an image of the sun onto another surface. The Exploratorium has a good set of instructions for making a projector. Remember -- do not look through the scope or binoculars, and give your instrument time to cool down during viewing. The concentrated light from the sun can heat up and damage the optical components.
Make a 'pinhole camera' to project an image of the sun onto another surface as described here. While this is a good option for an eclipse, the image made this way may be too dim and small to be able to view the tiny dot of Venus during the upcoming transit.
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Jesus Christ Ushered in the Restoration
What have Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ done to bless us today? What role did the Savior play in restoring the gospel to the earth? From Palmyra, New York, President Thomas S. Monson answers those questions.
Henry B. Eyring
Temples Reflect the Savior's Love for Us
How do temples remind us of the Savior's love? What priesthood keys enable temple work to be done today? From the steps of the Salt Lake Temple, President Henry B. Eyring bears testimony that the Savior's love for us and our love for Him is reflected in the temple.
Dieter F. Uchtdorf
Jesus Christ Lives Today
What can bring peace to the world? How can we find happiness in this life? Standing at the feet of a statue portraying the Savior, President Dieter F. Uchtdorf answers those questions.
Boyd K. Packer
The Savior Enables Families to Be Eternal
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L. Tom Perry
Joy—for Us and Others—Comes by Following the Savior
Does our obedience to the Savior's law and commandments make a difference to others? How can we find happiness through this obedience? Elder L. Tom Perry answers those questions by sharing an experience he had as a young man.
Russell M. Nelson
Full Blessings of Abrahamic Covenant Available through Jesus Christ
Do the blessings promised to Abraham apply to us today? How can we partake of these blessings? From Temple Square in Salt Lake City, Elder Russell M. Nelson of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles answers those questions.
M. Russell Ballard
Jesus Christ Directs His Church and His Work
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Dallin H. Oaks
The Sacrament Helps Us Draw Closer to Jesus Christ
Why did the Savior institute the sacrament? How can partaking of the sacrament help us draw closer to our Savior? Elder Dallin H. Oaks testifies of the Savior's love for us and of the power of the sacrament to bring us closer to Him.
Richard G. Scott
The Savior's Atonement Makes Cleansing through Baptism Possible
Why is baptism necessary for us to receive eternal life? How does understanding the Savior's life increase our appreciation for the covenants of baptism? Elder Richard G. Scott answers those questions.
Robert D. Hales
Jesus Christ Is the Perfect Example of Obedience
How will striving to follow the Savior help us in everyday life? How has He provided an example of obedience for us? From Jerusalem, Elder Robert D. Hales answers those questions.
Jeffrey R. Holland
Christ's Atonement Is Central to the Plan of Happiness
Does the Atonement apply to me? Can the Savior really understand what I'm experiencing? Is it possible for one person to have paid the price for all sins? From the Garden of Gethsemane in Jerusalem, Elder Jeffrey R. Holland answers those questions.
David A. Bednar
Authority to Act in the Name of Christ Is Once Again on Earth
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Carrying the Gospel of Jesus Christ to All the World
From Preston, England, and the banks of the River Ribble, Elder Quentin L. Cook of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles testifies of our divine origins as children of our Heavenly Father and of the Savior's role in preparing the way for us to live with Him again. "He has provided a way through His Son, Jesus Christ, our Savior and Redeemer, for us to return to Him."
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Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ Appeared to Joseph Smith
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Sacrifice Necessary to Truly Know the Lord
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CENTRAL FALLS - Dennis Robert Eaton, 64, of Central Falls and formerly of South Attleboro, passed away on Friday, December 30, 2011. He was the cherished husband of Viola "Vi" (Mathis) Eaton for thirty-seven years.
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CENTRAL FALLS - Harry A. Lefrancois, 78, of Central Falls died December 29, 2011, surrounded by his loving family at Philip Hulitar Home & Hospice Care of RI. He is survived by his wife Shirley A. (Howard) Lefrancois. 3 children John Lefrancois, Linda Rodrigues and her husband Allen and Susan Gamache and her husband Kenneth. 5 grandchildren Daniel, Eric, Amy, Nicole and Garet. 3 great-grandsons Anthony, Alex and Zachary. Sister-in-law Jackie Landry. Funeral services will be private.
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SEEKONK, MA - Dr. Thomas M. Aissis, DDS, 94, of Brook Street died Wednesday,December 28, 2011 at Pawtucket Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitation Center, Pawtucket. He was the husband of the late Mary E.(Senno) Aissis.
Born in Central Falls, a son of the late Habib and Bahia (Haskoor) Aissis, he had lived in Seekonk for the past 55 years.
Albert H. Romboni
MYSTIC, CT - Albert Henry Romboni, age 85, of Mystic CT, passed away on December 23rd.
Born January 10, 1926 in Pawtucket, RI, he was the son of Angelo and Fernanda(Giambastiani) Romboni. He graduated from Pawtucket East High School in 1944.
He was a member of the Pawtucket Boys Club Harmonica Band and was an accomplished harmonica player who performed in venues all over the Northeast for his entire life.
He served in the Navy at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii during World War II as an airplane mechanic and inspector.
Marie Pontbriand
WOONSOCKET - Marie "Rose" Pontbriand, 88, of Woonsocket, formerly of Central Falls, died Tuesday at Oakland Grove Health Center. She was the wife of the late Robert M. Pontbriand and the daughter of the late Francis and Elizabeth (Hamel) Rousseau.
She was employed as a weaver for Faustina Manufacturing Co. prior to her retirement.
She had been a member of the Women's Auxillary of the Eugene T. Lefebvre VFW Post #1271.
Michael Pappas
CUMBERLAND-Michael Pappas, 86, of Mendon Road died Thursday, December 29, 2011 at New Bedford Rehabilitation Hospital, New Bedford, MA. He was the beloved husband of Enid (Burgess) Pappas. Mr. and Mrs. Pappas were married for 62 years.
Born in Pawtucket, a son of the late Andrew and Paraskeve (Veras) Papadopoulos, he had lived in Pawtucket for most of his life before moving to Cumberland 2 years ago.
Sophie Cunha
PAWTUCKET - Sophie Cunha, 88, died on Friday, December 16. Mrs. Cunha was also the mother of the late Donna Cunha.
Gregg M. Mowry
CENTRAL FALLS - Gregg M. Mowry, 35, passed unexpectedly on December 28th.
He was the son of Elizabeth Mowry Dube and stepson of David M. Dube of Pawtucket.
He had been employed as a truck driver for Bud Van Lines for several years.
Besides his parents he is survived by two sons, Shane P. Mowry and Alex M. Mowry. He also leaves his grandparents Ernest and Carol Mowry and many aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.
Calling hours will be held Friday from 5 to 8pm in the Keefe Funeral Home, Five Higginson Ave, Lincoln. Burial will be private. For online condolences visit
Clarinda A. Walsh
CUMBERLAND - Clarinda A. (Chaput) Walsh, 105, of Mendon Rd. died Tuesday at home. She was the beloved wife for 65 years of the late Thomas F. Walsh Jr.
Born in Suncook, NH she was the daughter of the late Delvini and Marie L. (Veilleux) Chaput. She had resided in Cumberland since 1942 previously living in West Warwick.
She was a communicant of St. Patrick Church and a founding member of the St. Patrick Mothers Club. She was also a charter member of the former St. Thomas Knights of Columbus, Womens Guild, Cumberland.
Delia P. Lima
CUMBERLAND - Delia P. (Rego) Lima 92, of Cumberland, affectionately know as Dee, born in West Warwick, RI to Manuel and Teolinda (Silva) Rego; the eldest of twelve children. She was the loving wife of 66 years to Felix A. Lima.
Dee was a registered nurse, for more than 45 years, beginning her career at Notre Dame Hospital in Central Falls, RI, and later worked as a private nurse for Dr. Upton Savoie.
Lillian M. Jacques
ALBION - Lillian M. Jacques, formerly of School St., Albion, died Tuesday at The Holiday in Manville. She was the wife of the late Ernest Jacques and the late Armand Lamothe.
Born in Cumberland, she was a daughter of the late Phillip and Yvonne (Blanchette) Henault. She resided in Albion for most of her life.
Mrs. Jacques was employed as a cook by the Lincoln School Department before retiring in 1982.
Marie E. Custer
CRANSTON - Marie Elizabeth (O'Neill) Custer of Cranston, RI, passed away suddenly on December 23. Beloved wife, mother, grandmother, sister, aunt, and friend, she touched the lives of many, and is already sorely missed.
Born in Pawtucket, she was the daughter of the late Eva LaPrade and John A. O'Neill, and lived in North Smithfield for many years. Active in her community, she played several roles including teacher, politician, parishioner, and counselor.
Charles C. Burns
SOUTH ATTLEBORO - Charles C. Burns of Allen Ave. passed away peacefully Monday, December, 26, 2011 at Rhode Island Hospital in Providence, RI surrounded by his loving family. He died at the age of 70 after being stricken by an unexpected illness.
Mary McCarthy
PAWTUCKET - Mary (Jardin) McCarthy, 87, of Cape Coral, Florida, died Sunday, November 20, 2011 after a long illness. She was the beloved wife of the late William F. McCarthy, Sr. They were happily married for 65 years.
Born in Lowell, MA and raised in Pawtucket, RI, Mary was the daughter of Francisco and Adeline Jardin. Mary lived in Pawtucket while she and Bill raised their family of six children. They retired to Lee County, Florida in 1980 where she lived until the time of her death.
Mercedes Rodriguez
PAWTUCKET - Mercedes Rodriguez, 77 of Prospect St. passed away on Friday at RI Hospital after an illness.
She was born in Mayaguez, PR, a daughter of the late Pelon and Emelia Lopez. She has lived in Rhode Island for the last 40 years. Mrs. Rodriguez was a home maker and enjoyed being with her family.
She leaves 4 daughters, Elba Lacroix and Norma Rosario both of NO. Providence and Millagros Rodriguez and Soccoro "Lisi" Perez both of Central Falls; 3 sons, Ramon Rodriguez, Reynaldo Santos and Hector Rosario all of Pawtucket, 14 Grandchildren and 36 Great Grandchildren.
Susan Dorothy Augenti
BROCKTON, MA - Susan Dorothy "Dolly" (Perrault) Augenti of Brockton, MA died unexpectedly at her home on December 23, 2011. She was the beloved wife of the late Charles F. Augenti for 50 years whom she missed dearly every day since his passing in June 2009.
William F. Tinkham
PAWTUCKET - William F. Tinkham, 54, of Pawtucket died December 26, 2011. He was the longtime companion of Joyce Audette.
Mr. Tinkham was born in Central Falls, the son of the late John J. Tinkham Jr. and Margaret (Lalime) Tinkham.
Besides his companion Mr. Tinkham leaves a son, William F. Tinkham Jr. He is also survived by his sister Gail Laroche, and his brothers James Tinkham, Robert Tinkham, and Edward Tinkham. He was the brother of the late John J. Tinkham III.
Funeral and burial will be private. www.manningheffern.com.
Irene T. Fagnant
S. ATTLEBORO - Irene T. Fagnant, 73 died on Monday in Attleboro, with her family by her side. She was the wife of Richard R. Fagnant and the daughter of the late Georges and Dorilla (Viau) Ledoux. She was a communicant of St. Theresa of the Child Jesus Church in S. Attleboro, where she had been a resident since 1968.
Annette Lavergne
NORTH SMITHFIELD - Annette (Sirois) Lavergne, 86, of North Smithfield, passed away peacefully surrounded by her family, Monday, December 26, 2011. She was the wife of the late Armand D. Lavergne.
Born in Pawtucket, she was the daughter of the late Wilfred and Mary Jane (St. Pierre) Sirois. Mrs. Lavergne lived most of her life in Pawtucket before moving to Cumberland in 2002 and then North Smithfield in 2008.


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Rating: 1 / 5
Crotch seems split while just bending over. Not once, but twice. 2 members of the party that had these suits both had the problm. In addition, kneeling down on the ground to stuff a tent into it's compression bag was enough to have the knees blow out. Looked like it was hit w/buck shot. All of this was in soft pine duff at around 6700ft w/clear skies, No moisture and around 25 degrees. Then the arms brushed up against some pine needles, not pine cones, branches or bark, and these perforated the arms. Unbelievable crap. If it rains in your living room while your watching t.v. on the couch, this product is for you.
Rating: 3 / 5
This is more of a response to the initial review offered by the individual that wore the emergency rain gear in cold CLEAR weather as a way to "test it". Given that the 2 piece set comes at a member price of $14.99, I can't help but chuckle if you expect something beyond what would be obvious. These are extremely lightweight items (an on-going obsession in this domain) made to be used when it dumps and you have no options but to be in the wet. And I would add, walking on trail or moving around camp...not working on a fishing boat or bouldering. If you are like me, you will carry these far more than you will wear them. I would be very interested to know how they transfer vapor from within. That is the only key feature that remains to be seen by me. If they do that well, I might up my rating to 5.As far as the durability, I placed a fair amount of force with the tip of my finger on the fabric and it started to stretch, but it did not puncture easily. "Brushing" needles from a tree will not puncture the fabric. If you walked into a branch, I could see an easy tear happening there. But in my mind, as with my lightweight tarp (mylar)...you take it easy, and bring a small roll of duct tape to get you through. Both mylar tarps and Drop Stopper raingear are too inexpensive and lightweight to worry about durability. Keeping me from getting soaked to the bone on one 3 hour stretch of trail is worth $14.99 any day to me. A blown out ass means one's own perception of their size is not in congruance with reality. Buy a larger size...and stop doing deep squats on a clear day to "test 'em out" and you should find that they do what they are supposed to. Be light...be waterproof...and be inexpensive.
Rating: 2 / 5
I, too, bought one of these and went for a "test drive" in a local park. The pants got shredded on blueberry bushes and scrub oak lining the trail. Back home, I dropped a clothes hanger with a coat on it which was next to the suit. The hook on the hanger went right through the hood. I'd list it as "emergency back up" gear. I won't buy another.
Scott Peterson seems to imply that a split seam is the result of having a fat ass.I too had a slight tear in a seam the first time I wore my pair and I don't have a fat ass. (A subjective viewpoint, admittedly.)A closer examination revealed the sewer failed to give enough allowance at that point in the seam.I didn't complain about it, though. Instead, I just applied a piece of duct tape.Any product that costs $10 (or $15 for non-members) isn't going to be as durable as most ripstop DWR fabrics.
Rating: 4 / 5
I'm impressed with the quiet and comfortable suit. Haven't been in a downpoor yet, but I did use it while hiking and was impressed with comfort and lack of sweat buidup inside (I did remove a layer before adding the rain jacket - so a silkweight T, jacket and pack in 48 degree light rain was quite comfortable while moving). In camp, I added a layer underneath while cooking/etc.Pant seam will not survive a squat unless maybe you are built like Olive Oil - totally buttless and unbootylicious.For me, I will continue to use and will buy again for the top, but I'll use other wp breateable pants. I'm also considering using it as both windshirt and rain top.4 because of the price & weight and because other than the pant problem, the suit seems great. Suppose one pocket would be nice, but, still good for what it's good for.
I wore my suit most of a day in a steady rain (not a downpour). Breaths very well during moderate activity around camp and while hiking. Caught sleeve on a limb and ripped a 4-5" rip but duct tape fixed it quite well. Doesn't compress down as well as my other lightweight raingear but is lighter. Didn't leak anywhere. I didn't have a problem while squating but I don't have much of a counterbalance for my bubble. Probably will use it for weekend treks but not for longer hikes. Will take the top for emergency use at theme parks and scout camp. I will get another one due to the low cost and the moisture control.Don
I've worn my dropstoppers in light rain on my standard local 1000 ft training climb. It was considerble more breathable with much less moisture build up inside that my Marmot Precip jacket. No problems yet with durability, but I've been pretty careful. I mostly view it for emergency rain gear on weekend trips. For a longer trip I'd take my Marmot gear. It's heavier but I saw a a plastic suit get shredded by hail once so for a longer or high altitude trip I wouldn't use it.
I used O2 Raingear for a JMT hike and it worked fine in cool or cold/snowy weather, but the seams had a tendency to rip out everywhere (the outer layer pulled away from the stitching). Also easy to tear on shrubbery, even though I wasn't bushwhacking. Thought I'd try Drop Stoppers. Used the jacket in two hours of downpour and immediately realized I needed to seal the seams and use a strip of velcro (continuous, not tabs) down the storm flap. Made a *huge* difference. Have about 200 miles of training hikes (20 miles/hike, on trail, with pack) including a fair number of short bushwacks around/through blowdowns. No tears, no seam ripouts, but getting a little thin in one spot on the back where my pack must rub a bit. Bought two more sets for my upcoming PCT thru-hike (one set will be held in reserve in pristine condition for rainy Northern Washington). I use the jacket as windshirt and rain jacket; as with any jacket, you have to be vigilant and proactive (unzipping, pushing the sleeves up, wearing the packbelt under the jacket, etc) to prevent overheating. If you seal the seems using Seam Grip or similar, wait until the Seam Grip is thoroughly dry, then dust the sealed seams with talcum powder or the Seam Grip will adhere to some other part of the jacket and you'll never get it apart again. No problems with the pants so far, but I haven't hiked as much in them. Before sitting, remember to "hike the knees" up first so the pantleg doesn't stretch tightly across the knee and seat when you sit.
I've had my Med/Large suit for over six months now, and carried it as my sole rain gear on two different four day hikes. On both hikes, I used the rain gear. On the more recent hike, it was subject to torrential rains every day with extended hiking in the rain. I'd say I was in my suit for over 12 hours across the four days. Temps were 40 to 65 degrees.ProsThis is the most breathable wind/water protection that I own. By a wide margin, it's way more breathable than my Chinook wind shirt. It's comfortable. It's actually a little too big for my frame, but the sizing does not bother me while hiking. The hood, when worn over a hat, worked like a champ without ever using the draw-string adjustments.And of course, it's very light at 10 oz's for the suit.Cons#1: Cannot put on the rain pants over boots. This may not be entirely accurate, but I think you are subject to ripping the pants if you try. #2: The perception of lack of durability made me not want to put it on, even when light rain or ridge winds warranted the protection. I do believe that hiking through thick brush with the suit will shred it.#3: The pants will split at the crotch over time. I was very careful with these pants, and while the split didn't occur before I opted to proactively reinforce with duct tape, I could see the start of a tear at the seams.#4: Lack of durability made using the hood an issue. Several times, after carefully putting on my pack on top of the jacket, the hood didn't really make it all the way around my head because the pack was pulling the jacket down a bit. Because of the fragile material, I also didn't want to just pull the hood up. Made it so that it required taking off and putting on the pack again, or just forgoeing use of the hood.Net Take AwayThe reality of it is this... for 10 oz's I had sufficient weather protection for both trips. I personally found it a little stressful thinking that the suit might give in at any point, but not so stressful that I wouldn't use it again. The incredible breathability of this thing is a huge advantage. While other hikers in my group were taking off and putting on rain gear to manage heat and comfort, I was fine just hiking along in the Drop Stoppers. I'd buy 'em again.
Just a note here-- I cut the leg seam up far enough to get my pants over my shoes-- it worked fine. Mary
Rating: 5 / 5
I have played with the Drop Stoppers a bit, carried them a bunch of times this fall. Never had to use them, just tried them out a few times near the house in the drizzle.Finally got a chance to wear the jacket today in the snow. First, the size is great because it slides right on over my other layers (wool base, WM Flash vest, and fleece top). Second, I learned the hood fits great over my hiking rain/snow hat, which has a wide floppy brim. The hood forms a taut head cover (as described in another post), with a lip from the hat hood, and it felt great, could see out with no problem and pulled the hood away from my face. It is easy to adjust the face opening with the hood over the hat and I am going to get a shoestring lock and put it on the cords to make it easier. The fit and comfort raised this combo to a 5 for me. The improved visibility with the hat in the hood convinced me this will be a really comfortable jacket for hiking in the rain. Snow didn't phase this jacket and I was warm, dry, and happy -- for 5 oz. and only about $7.50 (1/2 the pants and jacket suit cost). And, it was actually warm, keeping wind out. Zipper works easily and goes up to a good height near the neck. I might put a few velcro tabs on the flap as another poster mentioned, but don't know that it needs it. Putting it on over a light weight MH balaclava it covered the bottom of the balaclava well, so sealed off the neck when the jacket was zipped up.No moisture got through. Hiked around for awhile and it never felt like it built up an moisture inside, in fact it ventilated just from walking with the bottom loose. I migh even take a light weight piece of elastic string and tighten it up for real cold or wind conditions, or when just standing around.The wrist elastic bands worked, and I pulled the sleeve up a bit and they held, so it is easy to vent the lower arms that way.Is is a light weight and not designed to last forever jacket, so I know to be careful with it. We don't do a lot of trails around here or off trail hiking where I think it will be a problem. Under or over deadfalls is the worst the jacket will go through and that I think I can handle w/o harming the jacket. Duck tape appears to work from what others have said, don't know if it will work in a soggy rain or not.But for what it is mainly for, a minimalist rain suit, I think it is great. I can wear the jacket and not the pants, or the pants and not the jacket if I want; which is a benefit over my poncho. I will try the pants with a tie around the ankles next spring for dry pants crossing a small stream. (I haven't worn the pants enough to know if they are going to be a problem seam wise, but duct tape will apparently fix any problem.)So a ratio of performance and weight gives this gear a 5 IMO. (I am also really interested in the O2 jacket, but it costs twice as much as the Drop Stoppers set so have not jumped on that line of inquiry, yet.)
I don't have a lot to add to what others have typed up. I'll say that the jacket is very handy. I use it as an outer later to stop the wind and also as a rain layer. It is very breathable and I have never gotten wet in it. The fabric is very fragile and it's easily torn, so if you do a lot of bushwhacking I don't recommend this jacket. The sewing is not so great and I have had to repair the zipper seam a few times. No biggie considering how lightweight it is and all the use I get out of it. The price is hard to believe. Do they still make these rain suits?
Summary: Fragile but highly breathable, cheap, and light. If they weren't so cheap I would drop my rating to 2 or 3.As other have noted, Propore rain gear is not very durable. But at $17 for a complete suit, you can afford to replace them several times before you have hit the same price point for any decent WPB rain suit, and duct tape make it easy to repair problems in the field.What's good? Dropstoppers are made from the most breathable material I have try other than eVENT. I have been more comfortable wearing my dropstopper jacket in warm weather than an eVENT shell because they are lighter material / less insulating, making it less likely that I overheat. The material itself doesn't get clammy like many WPB jackets. The surface of dropstoppers sheds water well and doesn't absorb significant water so they dry quickly. They are quite light weight.What's Bad? First, the fabric is very flimsy. They are not appropriate for even moderately abrasive conditions: climbing and off-trail travel will rip them up, and don't use them if you don't baby your gear. I am going to combine my experience with dropstoppers and rainshield o2 in this review. My rainshield o2 jacket was looking pretty worn after a year of use (sections held together with duct tape), and after three years it had to be replaced (this time with dropstoppers). My dropstoppers are looking better after a year, but that might be because they got less use. I wore out the knees of my rainshield pants after just one weekend. I wasn't going to bother with the dropstopper pants, but I used them on my last few trips which were on establish trails. So fair they are in fine shape. I do expect that I will be turning them into knickers like I did with the o2 rain pants one I blow out the knees. The other downside is that I find the seams uncomfortable and the cut awful.
Edited by verber on 01/06/2007 22:30:11 MST.
I use these as a summer in the northern rockies rain layer. Mostly - the rain events are short, and (typically) the weather is mostly dry.I am super careful when I have 'em on. I use em as a warm layer too, but mostly up high above tree line when there isn't any bushwhacking.THese are so inexpensive, I figure that if I do destroy them, no biggy. I've used 'em and think they are great. THe combo of light weight and super cheap is hard to ague with...That said - I would NOT use these in the rainy North Cascades. But, I WOULD use them in Arizona. AND - I cut my pants off and made CHAPS! The rain pant elastic waist band is kinda lame. 3 oz for chaps!
This review refers to the DriDucks rain suit, I bought it at Gossamer Gear last year.I had the chance to really test it on a day trip yesterday. I stayed totally dry during rain and sleet. We bushwacked some 200 ft, no problem. Ten meters before reaching a ridge, I had to turn around and descend a very steep, snow-covered slope (about 75°) because climbing the last part would have been far to dangerous. The only way to do that safely (didn't have any climbing gear) was to slide carefully down on my bottom. I had read all the reviews here and was sure I could throw the DriDucks away when I was down - not so. They didn't even have a little puncture, although the snow was quite harsh and I used them as a sled for about 250 ft. I am really surprised, I had never expected the DriDucks to be so durable. And they're so cheap! I highly recommend them!
I bought the Micropore suit from Gossamer Gear on a whim. I needed something to block the wind and provide protection from the rain/sleet/snow if I ran into any on a recent trip on the AT. These performed well as a shell layer to block wind and provide protection from some light snow fall throughout my trip. I was concerned that they would not breath very well and I would find myself soaking my under garments, but I didn't. My only complaint is that their sizing is huge! Gossamer Gear warned that they sized large, but I couldn't have predicted how large so I had to error on the side of bigger since I didn't have time to exchange them. I am 5-11" 185 lbs and the XL was gigantic on me, I would have been much better off with a Large.
I recently purchased a set of the DriDucks Micropore Rainsuit from BPL.com. BPL says that "in 2007, the Drop Stoppers brand was purchased by Frogg Toggs and replaced with DriDucks."I don´t really know exactly what´s what here as far as brands go, but the set I received said "Rain Toggs" by Frogg Toggs on the insided label. So I´m going with Rain Toggs.I´ve been using microporous polypropylene raingear for 3 years now. I used the O2 Rainshield Jacket on my PCT thru-hike with great success. I got about 700 - 1,000 miles per jacket.I used both the O2 Rainshield Jacket and Micropore Rainsuit Jacket that I bought from Gossamer Gear last year on my CDT thru-hike also with great success. Once again I got about 700-1,000 miles per jacket.I just used the Rain Toggs Jacket on a 14-day hike on the Colorado Trail over the past 2 weeks. It rained twice while I was on trail for no more than 2 hours at a time. Both times the jacket leaked water thru the front zipper onto my base layer shirt. It also wetted out and leaked thru the right arm and the back. Keep in mind here that this is a brand new jacket and I only used it in the rain twice. It never ripped but it simply is not waterproof and does not work. Don´t waste your money on this product. It seems that when Frogg Toggs bought out DriDucks or whomever, they started using a thinner more inferior fabric in these jackets which is a shame. I´m going back to the 02 Rainshield Jacket until things change.
I ordered two of these. One under the Dri-Ducks name the other a Drop Stopper.Both jackets had tears in the seams right out of the package.Grabbing the seam on one specimen and pulling resulted in laughably easy seperation.These things aren't worth my money at any price.Free, I would consider them clutter.By contrast my Rainshield O2 has served me well for 3 years of mostly winter wear.A hiking buddy of mine has a Dri-Ducks jacket he bought at least a couple years ago. He hiked the PCT with it and thus far has only had to reglue one small seam seperation. The quality of his jacket made it seem an almost different make than my recent specimens.As long as Rainshield is still of the same quality as it was several years ago, I reccomend you spend the extra money and go with this brand.Dri-Ducks and Drop-Stoppers are definitely the #1, hands down winner of my Crappiest Gear I've Ever Owned award.Utterly miserable junk.Greg
Adding my two cents.Bottom Line on this inexpensive "Rain" suit: I got soaked clear through under my shoulder straps on a windy blow trying to get over New Army Pass two summers ago. The pants performed flawlessly. The jacket at first held up fairly well to the wind driven heavy rain. After 15 minutes, I noticed that I could feel a cold drip running down my armpit.Then a stream of water and finally a river of water running down both armpits and down my back. I had to turn around and walk down the pass and out of the rain before I got too chilled. When I reached a point where I could take off my "rain" suit, I noticed a complete bleed through where my shoulder straps were.I have never worn them again.
I'm guessing that Dropstoppers and DriDucks are the same? In any event, both me and my partner got some DriDucks, and within minutes of wearing the pants, the crotch bleww out. This was in spite of them being otherwise generously sized. After a part day of wearing the jacket, the should and neck seams were also beginning to come apart. On closer exam, it appeared that the heat-sealing of the seams may have been over-vigorous (too hot or for too long?) causing small holes that acted just like perforations, making it very easy to tear the seams. Absolute crap waste of money. It's a shame really, as the fabric itself seems pretty waterproof, very breathable and comfortable to wear, but for now it's back to my O2 rainwear or Frogg Toggs which have both been very robust. I think they just need better manufacturing standards to make this a good piece of rainwear.
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When August arrives and the temperatures reach their pinnacle, I get an overwhelming feeling in my body that wants summer to end and winter to begin.
Kirsten Clark rebounded Saturday with the third podium of the season as she finished second in a World Cup downhill moving into a tie for the World Cup lead.
After the injuries, the doubts and the pressure, Melanie Turgeon finally got a chance to laugh at all those who said she was done as a skier.
Miller and Rahlves were among 17 skiers picked Monday for the U.S. team for the alpine World Championships.
World Cup points leader and double Olympic medalist Bode Miller and defending super G champion Daron Rahlves and Kirsten Clark are among 17 athletes named Monday to the upcoming alpine World Championships in Switzerland.
Unmoved by any potential Friday the 13th influences, Kirsten Clark finished sixth Friday, leading four U.S. women into the top 20 of a World Cup super G won by Olympic downhill champion Carole Montillet.
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You guys, I'm so excited to show you these pictures from the Chain Gang clothing swap I participated in. This fun, sparkly jacket made it's way across the US to be worn by different style bloggers. None of us knew how the other was wearing it and it is so fun to see the individual spins put on the same piece.
Here's my take (sorry for the pic quality, I had to use the broken lens - boo):
Now that you've seen what I did with it, visit these fabulous blogs to get a full story on how each of the Chain Gang sisters wore it:
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I was wondering if some patient someone here might be able to help with something before I pull my hair out. I have downloaded some of the open souce carts out there and tinkered with them but all of the ones I have found in php are more elaborate then I need.
I would like to know what the easiest/quickest way to create a simple shopping cart that will allow me to click an item button that contains all of my product info: itemid, customerid etc. that opens a view cart page that can have additional items added to it and removed (continue shopping or remove item). I would like from the same cart page be able to select shipping option and have shipping and items calculated on that page to a grand total amount. Then on click checkout send the informtion via: "method:get" to the credit card proccessor. Basiically what I want to do is what is done for most Pay Pal sites except I want to send the info to a different proccessor.
The specific problem I am having trouble figuring out (for about 72 hours and counting) is how to keep items in the cart when the customer goes to make more selections. I realize I need a session_start() function on all the pages which I have done but whenever I return to the "cart" page it has removed the previous selection and added the new one.
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Here we will meet and come to know the great figures of the Mishnah - such as Rabban Gamliel, Rabbi Akiva, and Rabbi Yehudah the Prince. We will meet the heroic and tragic Bar Kochba. We will meet the authors of the Talmud - such as Rav, Shmuel, Rabbi Yochanan, Rava and Abaye. We will meet the Geonim - such as Saadyah, Sherira and Hai, who maintained the strenth of Israel in crushing exile.
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Scott McCellan Testifies To House Panel On Valerie Plame Case
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by pbharris
Updated: September 18, 2003
(Transferred from Wiki by Peter)
Okay - You have loaded linux along with MS Windows as a dual boot system and and now you wish to access al those MP3 files on the MS Windows partions. Perhaps the installer negelcted to do this automatically and if it did do it you have no idea of how to use it. This PET is how to get access to all those files.
- Look at the file /etc/fstab. This file is responsbile for automating the mounting of different files systems, it handles file systems on the local hard dirves and networked filesystems. Here is an example:
Code:/dev/hdb1 / ext3 defaults 1 1 /dev/hda5 /backup ext3 defaults 1 2 /dev/hda1 /c vfat noauto,defaults 0 0 none /dev/pts devpts gid=5,mode=620 0 0 /dev/hdb3 /home ext3 defaults 1 2 /dev/hdb4 /mp3s ext3 defaults 1 2 none /proc proc defaults 0 0 none /dev/shm tmpfs defaults 0 0 /dev/hdb2 /usr/local ext3 defaults 1 2 /dev/hda6 swap swap defaults 0 0 /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom iso9660 noauto,owner,kudzu,ro,user 0 0 /dev/cdrom1 /mnt/cdrom1 iso9660 noauto,owner,kudzu,ro,user 0 0 /dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy auto noauto,owner,kudzu,user 0 0 sparches:/tmp /net/stmp nfs rw,hard,intr,noauto 0 0 pookie:/tmp /net/tmp nfs rw,hard,intr 0 0 //sparches/c /net/sparches smbfs username=pbharris,password=thisisabadpassword,noauto 0 0Now this has networked drives from other linux machines and a SMB share (i.e. a MS Windows network shared drive) which it can mount. It also has the ability to mount an MS Windows FAT32 (also know as vfat) based drive. It is mounted at boot time and can be unmounted with the command umount /c and remounted with the command mount /c. The /etc/fstab file knows this is a FAT32 drive and mounts it (i.e. makes it accessible) accordingly. If there is no entry for vfat or ntfs then you will need to create one, if there is and vfat or ntfs entry in the 3rd column then it should be as simple as typing mount /<mountpoint> where mount point is the directory listed in the 2nd column next to the line which had the entry for vfat or ntfs. An example of this is seen above.
- If you don't have an entry for vfat or ntfs then you can create one or simply mount the partition. You need to know what paritition the vfat or ntfs file system is on, you should know this from when you set up you hard drive(s). nine times out of ten this will be /dev/hda1, the first partition on the master hardrive connected to the primary hard drive controller. The rest of this PET will assume it is there.
- Create a mount point, i.e. an empty directory which will be the point at what which files can be accessed. Lets call this dos. to do this open a terminal and type mkdir /dos.
- Edit the file /etc/fstab and add a line which looks like this: For a Fat32 partition:
Code:/dev/hda1 /dos vfat noauto,defaults 0 0And for a ntfs partition:Mounting a MS Windows NT/2000/XP drive so that all users can access it
Code:/dev/hda1 /dos ntfs noauto,defaults 0 0
Thanks to SpookyEddy and Griobhta for providing this tip If you wish for all users to be able access the NT partion add the umask and group id to the fstab entry as shown in the example below.Save the file and type mount /dos. You should now be done, you can browse to this directory with you favorite file manager. In this example the MS Windows partition is not mounted automatcally, to have it get mounted automatically at bootup remote the noauto word.Code:/dev/hda1 /dos ntfs defaults,user,ro,umask=002,gid=100 0 0
A note on ntfs filesystems: You may not have support for NTFS in your kernel, if this is the check out the kernel compiling PET and this artilcle.
http://www.getlinuxonline.com/omp/di...at/ompntfs.htm Also note, NTFS support under linux is *READONLY*. I don't use NTFS, these are things I have read.
Also there are precompiled modules for RedHat located here: http://linux-ntfs.sourceforge.net/, this removes the need to compile your kernel.
Download the appropriate module for your kernel, to determine your kernel version open a terminal and type uname -a. This will return several items, including the current running kernel version.
If there is an error, or you have a suggestion for this PET please contact me here at linux junior or email me at: email@example.com
The forums and I are not responsible for any problems, errors, or anything else which may happen as a result of this PET.
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Non-lethal force order of the day at CCSD
The red dot shows the spot. Chief deputy Guy Adams from the Carbon County Sheriff's Department demonstrates the siting capability of one of the new taser guns the department has purchased for each cruiser. The new weapon is designed to keep officer...
House Lights on US-6 near Helper Catch Attention Of All Who Pass Through Area
Ron and Bernie Jones' home on US 6 just south of Helper is decorated with over 15,000 lights, and while there may be homes with more lights on it during this holiday season in the county, few are as visible as this one. Sitting on the highway with da...
UDOT Holds EIS Scoping Meeting for US-6 Future Alternatives
An open house at the College of Eastern Utah last Wednesday evening ended one phase of a major improvement era on US 6 and moved it into another phase.
Unemployment up in county and state
November's unemployment rate for Utah rose slightly to 5.3 percent from the 5.1 percent reported in October.
Students decorate Zions tree
Zions Bank's Price offices teamed up to celebrate the holidays with Castle Valley Center school last Wednesday, Dec. 4. Continuing the bank's long-held holiday tree trimming tradition, both locations participated in events that support Castle Valley'...
Preparing for the holiday season
Approximately 65 students attending Castle Valley Center assisted Zions Bank employees last Wednesday with decorating their Christmas tree. Pictured above on the left, Amy Sehestedt is helping Anastasia Green put a ginger bread man high on the tree,...
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Carbon County children enjoy reading stories with Clifford
Rebekah Douglas jumps at the chance to meet her favorite pet, Clifford the Big Red Dog during the Price City Libraries weekly story hour last week. Clifford listened to stories and posed for pictures with the children in attendance. For Douglas, this...
Local musicians compete in old time fiddle contest and return with many awards
The Utah State Blackhawk Old time fiddle contest was hosted Saturday, Nov. 8. The contest featured a full day of fiddle, banjo, guitar, mandolin and harmonica competition.
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For the past 10 years, R. Douglas Swinburne has been pastor of the Price Chapel. The local chapel is part of the Christian and Missionary Alliance, a small but fast-growing Christian Denomination with about 3 million members....
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NWU News
September 19, 2012
Nebraska Wesleyan will kick off its 125th anniversary celebration with the university's annual Visions & Ventures Symposium.
September 17, 2012
Make history while celebrating our history as we kickoff the University's 125th anniversary this week.
September 17, 2012
Tennessee Williams' first successful play — "The Glass Menagerie" — will be performed on the Nebraska Wesleyan University stage September 27-30.
September 16, 2012
Fourteen Nebraska Wesleyan University students have been selected as 125th Anniversary Ambassadors.
September 11, 2012
U.S. News & World Report has ranked Nebraska Wesleyan University among the top 150 liberal arts colleges in the country.
September 10, 2012
All who share in the pride and commitment to Nebraska Wesleyan University have a wonderful opportunity this year to reconnect with friends, faculty, and staff as the University celebrates its 125th...
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Nebraska Wesleyan University will perform Neil Simon's semi-autobiographical play, "Brighton Beach Memoirs."
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Nebraska Wesleyan University has announced its fall lectures.
September 10, 2012
The all-campus tailgate and chili cook off will be held Saturday, September 15 prior to the Prairie Wolves' football evening game.
September 4, 2012
University College will host a free Family Fun Day that will include a movie and swimming.
September 4, 2012
Global Service Learning has been recognized with the University's Roy G. Story Award for their work as true global ambassadors for Nebraska Wesleyan.
September 4, 2012
A local "Cameron Effect - Seven Acts of Kindness" movement will kickoff Tuesday, September 11 with a presentation that honors the memory of a former NWU student killed by a drunk driver.
September 1, 2012
Be a part of something big. On October 17, Nebraska Wesleyan University begins five days of fun to celebrate homecoming and mark our 125th anniversary.
August 27, 2012
Nebraska Wesleyan University theatre will present Ken Ludwig's comedy "Lend Me A Tenor."
August 23, 2012
Nebraska Wesleyan University's Elder Gallery will open with a five-week exhibition featuring the people and places of Africa as seen through the lens of photographer Betty Press.
August 17, 2012
In honor of Nebraska Wesleyan University's 125th anniversary, students, faculty, staff and alumni will collectively take on a challenge to give 12,500 hours of volunteer time to community service.
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Missy Franklin. Gabby Douglas. Misty May-Treanor and Kerri Walsh Jennings. Sonya Richards Ross. The U.S. women's basketball team, soccer team, and water polo team.
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One hundred new students moved into the cool new rooms of Johnson Hall, when the doors opened on August 22.
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Mark your calendars now for these upcoming events:
August 8, 2012
Move-in day for new Nebraska Wesleyan University students is typically hot and humid.
August 1, 2012
The Intramural Sports program is back for another strong year in 2012-2013! This year's programming schedule includes the popular flag football, sand volleyball and basketball leagues.
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The Weary Center's Open Recreation program for the Fall 2012 semester will begin Monday, August 27th with the start of the new academic year. Hours Effective: August 27 - December 20
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You can now follow the Weary Center on Facebook and Twitter!
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Studies indicate coffee is good for cognitive abilities. So is green tea, dark chocolate, and red wine.
July 24, 2012
A Nebraska Wesleyan University choir director has been recognized by the Nebraska Choral Directors Association for his commitment to singers and choirs in the state.
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Nebraska Wesleyan University's Theta Chi Fraternity chapter has been recognized as one of the top chapters in the country.
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Nebraska Wesleyan University will open its theatre season in August with the Broadway hit, "A Chorus Line."
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Australia isn't just about koala bears and kangaroos as a group of Nebraska Wesleyan University students learned firsthand this summer.
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Shelley McHugh has been hired as the Director of Alumni Relations at Nebraska Wesleyan University.
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It's an election year. The candidates have plenty to say. But NET News wants to hear from you: what issues are important to you, and why; and what questions would you ask the candidates.
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Just a few weeks ago, Nebraska Wesleyan University student James Hamrick was rehearsing lines for the rock musical "Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson."
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Five Nebraska Wesleyan University students have each been awarded the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship. The award will send each student overseas during the 2012-2013 academic year.
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Nebraska Wesleyan University is expanding its programs in Omaha and into western Iowa.
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Nebraska Wesleyan University's Symphonic Band took a history lesson like no other they've taken.
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Barbara Cornelius, Head of Library Technology and Associate Professor of Library Science, has been awarded a Fulbright Scholarship to conduct research in Nepal and Bangladesh.
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Nebraska Wesleyan University's free summer theatre productions continue in July with "Three Days of Rain."
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AMERICAN FORK/ELMO - Our beloved husband, father, grandfather and dear brother, Donald Jim Gordon, age 67, passed away June 9, 2009 while surrounded by his family in the comforts of his home.
He was born Sept. 8, 1941 in Price to James Donald and Masie Virginia "Jean" Lawley Gordon. Married Lorna Baldwin Aug. 12, 1962 in American Fork.
Jim enjoyed rock hunting, painting, ceramics, leather working and fishing.
His greatest gift was his family and he truly cherished his visits with the grandkids.
Jim drove truck for many years with American Coal and Western Coal and, in 2005, he retired from West Roc Inc.
He honorably served his country in the United States Navy.
He is survived by his wife, Lorna Gordon, American Fork; sons, Wes Gordon, Price; and Lance (Kirsten) Gordon, Lehi; daughter, Beverly Johnson and Steve Eldridge, Eagle Mountain; brothers, Ladd (Jeannine) Gordon, West Valley; Ron (Janice) Gordon, Salt Lake City; Jesse (Marlayne) Gordon, Elmo; and Jon (Crystal) Gordon, Helper; grandchildren, Brendan (Emilia) Gordon, Price; Colton Gordon, Lehi; Ciara Gordon, Price; Hayden Johnson, Eagle Mountain; Taylor Gordon, Price; Zachary and Rhett Gordon, both of Lehi; and Jentry Johnson, Eagle Mountain; and great-grandson, Juliun Gordon, Price. Jim was preceded in death by his parents.
Graveside service Friday, June 12, 11 a.m., Elmo City Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price.