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An excellent site for a web design company that adequately showcases its ability to create beautiful graphics and websites. The use of a portfolio slideshow is a common but effective tool for holding the visitors attention! I love the portrayal of the simple company logo on a scrap of notepaper!Posted in Web Design → Design
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A fun App for changing your voice into a more humorous one! The icon design is good and the cartoon style theme works well throughout. The use of tapes is nice touch, but the blue curtain background does seem a little out of place.Posted in Interface → iPhone App
Hipstamatic is an awesome App that brings back the look, feel, and unpredictable beauty of plastic toy cameras from the past! Its interface has been lovingly designed and looks stunning! The depth of detail is awe inspiring, with each lens, film, and flash looking unique and individual.Posted in Interface → iPhone App
An excellent site for a web designer! I love the slideshow of graphic illustrations and their sense of humour. Great use of colour throughout and immediately interesting for visitors!Posted in Web Design → Design
Beats combines a BPM counter with an advanced DJ metronome and a stunning interface. The digital feel works really well and perfectly suits this type of App! The button and icon design is great and instantly makes you want to get involved!Posted in Interface → iPhone App
I\'m in two minds about this site. I like the simplistic header and the contrasting use of orange against the white of the background, but the central slideshow doesn\'t quite fit with the overall design. Having a showcase of your company\'s portfolio is an effective way to hold a visitors attention but in this example it almost stands out too much!Posted in Web Design → Design
A fascinating design for a business card! Each one can fold out into an easel that holds a piece of art by the designer. I love that the concept is the focus here, the information on the card is displayed simply and clearly on the back.Posted in Branding → Business Cards
A straightforward but undeniably effective portfolio for a web designer. The intuitive header is good and I like the size and readability of the main typeface. The coffee mug and cookie design is a nice touch and adds interest to the focal area of the site.Posted in Web Design → Portfolio
A wed design site that makes a stunning, and immediate, impact! The central logo grabs your attention while the important content falls effectively into a relatively common layout. I particularly like the supreme attention to graphical detail.Posted in Web Design → Design
A stylish yet clear business card for a graphic designer. The black front and white back are great in contrast! I particularly like the varied use of the logo and nice detailing on the front!Posted in Branding → Business Cards
A beautifully minimal site for a web design and development company. The brutally sparing use of content allows the viewer to immediately take in the fundamentals of the site. I really like the use of brushstroke colour at the bottom, waves in an ocean of colour.Posted in Web Design → Design
A concept for a set of collectible business cards that are suited to different types of client (clients who are interested in graphic design could be handed a more boldly designed card than those who are interested in corporate web-design). I love the explosive design and the choice of white for the background, it really helps the text make an impact.Posted in Branding → Business Cards
A simple but effective portfolio site. The design showcase in the centre works well, as does the gallery section below. I like the uncluttered nature of the site and the manageable content.Posted in Web Design → Portfolio
Tea Round is Russian roulette for those wanting to sort out who fetches the tea at the office for the day. The design elements used in the app are gorgeous and subtle detail like the steam make it a real winner! I love how effortlessly simple Tea Round is, in premise and design!Posted in Interface → iPhone App
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An excellent logo for a design company! I like the contrasting typefaces and subtle use of reflection. Only using colour on the \'pot\' logo works brilliantly as does the textured background.Posted in Branding → Logo
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By JOHN SERFUSTINISun Advocate associate editor
In a split vote Wednesday, the Carbon County Commission decided to call for competitive proposals for managing the county airport.
Commissioners Jae Potter and Casey Hopes stressed that the move is not a vote of no confidence in the management team headed by Mark Francis for the past 15 years. Both explained they wanted to request proposals to see what else is out there.
But their colleague John Jones strongly dissented. The airport is doing fine because of current management. Shopping around "is like slapping Mark for doing a good job," Jones declared. He noted that in addition to going 15 years without a single complaint, Francis has spearheaded efforts to land more than $15 million in grants for upgrades.
Former commissioner Mike Milovich returned to the courthouse to support Francis. "The airport has gone from ashes to a great transportation hub for Southeastern Utah," he said.
Shortly after Milovich joined the commission 20 years ago, the main hangar at the airport burned down. After that, the county went through four different fixed base operators who could not make things work, he recalled.
"It got so we had pilots punching pilots, pilots punching FBOs and FBOs going after each other," Milovich said.
Then Mark Francis and his Redtail Aviation company arrived and turned things around, according to the former commissioner. "When you've got somebody you can trust, you'd better give them some consideration," he advised.
Businessman Gust Kalatzes and rancher Butch Jensen, both of who deal with the airport and Redtail, also backed Francis.
However, Steve Hill of Price Mine Service said he favors the request for proposals. As a contractor by trade, he has to write proposals all the time and compete for jobs, he explained, so he sees no harm in looking around.
Francis himself told the commission of the improvements that have taken place on his watch, such as parallel taxiways and state-of-the-art lighting. In addition, Red Tail, with a $3 million operation and $500,000 payroll, is good for Southeastern Utah.
While it is true that the contract between him and the county has not been renegotiated for almost 10 years, it has been automatically renewed annually, so it is not like he has been operating without a contract, he added.
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42 U.S. Code § 1480 - Administrative powers of Secretary
In carrying out the provisions of this subchapter, the Secretary shall have the power to—
(a) Service and supply contracts
(b) Subordination, subrogation, and other agreements
enter into subordination, subrogation, or other agreements satisfactory to the Secretary;
(c) Compromise of claims and obligations
compromise, adjust, reduce, or charge-off claims, and adjust, modify, subordinate, or release the terms of security instruments, leases, contracts, and agreements entered into or administered by the Secretary under this subchapter, as circumstances may require, including the release of borrowers or others obligated on a debt from personal liability with or without payment of any consideration at the time of the compromise, adjustment, reduction, or charge-off of any claim;
(d) Collection of claims and obligations
collect all claims and obligations arising out of or under any mortgage, lease, contract, or agreement entered into pursuant to this subchapter and, if in his judgment necessary and advisable, to pursue the same to final collection in any court having jurisdiction: Provided, That the prosecution and defense of all litigation under this subchapter shall be conducted under the supervision of the Attorney General and the legal representation shall be by the United States attorneys for the districts, respectively, in which such litigation may arise and by such other attorney or attorneys as may, under law, be designated by the Attorney General; except that—
(1) prosecution and defense of any litigation under section 1472 of this title shall be conducted, at the discretion of the Secretary, by—
(A) the United States attorneys for the districts in which the litigation arises and any other attorney that the Attorney General may designate under law, under the supervision of the Attorney General;
(C) any other attorney with whom the Secretary enters into a contract after a determination by the Secretary that—
(i) the attorney will provide competent and cost-effective representation for the Farmers Home Administration; and
(ii) representation by the attorney will either (I) accelerate the process by which a family or person eligible for assistance under section 1472 of this title will be able to purchase and occupy the housing involved; or (II) preserve the quality of the housing involved; and
(e) Purchase of pledged or mortgaged property at foreclosure or other sales; operation, sale or disposition of said property
bid for and purchase at any foreclosure or other sale or otherwise to acquire the property pledged or mortgaged to secure a loan or other indebtedness owing under this subchapter, to accept title to any property so purchased or acquired, to operate or lease such property for such period as may be necessary or advisable, to protect the interest of the United States therein, to repair and rehabilitate such property, and to sell or otherwise dispose of the property so purchased or acquired by such terms and for such considerations as the Secretary shall determine to be reasonable and to make loans as provided herein to provide adequate farm dwellings and buildings for the purchasers of such property; except that the Secretary may not sell or otherwise dispose of such property unless
(1) the Secretary assures that such property will meet decent, safe, and sanitary standards, including cost-effective energy conservation standards prescribed under section 1479 (a) of this title,
(2) the recipient of the property is obligated, as a condition of the sale or other disposition of the property, to meet such standards with respect to the property before such property is occupied, or
(3) such recipient is precluded, as a condition of the sale or other disposition of the property, from using the property for residential purposes and the authority of the Secretary under this paragraph includes the authority to transfer section 1472 inventory properties for use as rental or cooperative units under section 1485 of this title with mortgages containing repayment terms with up to fifty years, or for use as rental units under section 1484 of this title with mortgages containing repayment terms with up to 33 years, to private nonprofit organizations, public bodies, or for-profit entities, which have good records of providing low income housing under section 1485 of this title; such a transfer may be made even where rental assistance may be required so long as the authority to provide such assistance is available after taking into account the requirements of section 1490a (d)(1) of this title; where the Secretary determines the transfer will contribute to the provision of housing for very low-income persons and families, the transfer may be made at the lesser of the appraised value or the Farmers Home Administration's investment;
(f) Processing of applications received prior to determination of nonrural status; assistance
continue processing as expeditiously as possible applications on hand received prior to the time an area has been determined by the Secretary not to be "rural" or a "rural area", as those terms are defined in section 1490 of this title, and make loans or grants to such applicants who are found to be eligible on the same basis as though the area were still rural;
(g) Rules and regulations for written notice of denial or reduction of assistance
issue rules and regulations which assure that applicants denied assistance under this subchapter or persons or organizations whose assistance under this subchapter is being substantially reduced or terminated are given written notice of the reasons for denial, reduction or termination and are provided at least an opportunity to appeal an adverse decision and to present additional information relevant to that decision to a person, other than the person making the original determination, who has authority to reverse the decision, except that rules issued under this subsection may not exclude from their coverage decisions made by the Secretary that are not based on objective standards contained in published regulations;
(h) Assistance in connection with transfers and assumptions of property for nonrural areas
notwithstanding that an area ceases, or has ceased, to be "rural", in a "rural area", or an eligible area, make assistance under this subchapter available for subsequent loans to permit necessary dwelling repairs and rehabilitation and in connection with transfers and assumptions of property securing any loan made, insured, or held by the Secretary or in connection with any property held by the Secretary under this subchapter on the same basis as though the area were still rural;
(i) Utilization of indebtedness
(j) Fee inspectors and appraisers
utilize the services of fee inspectors and fee appraisers to expedite the processing of applications for loans and grants under this subchapter, which services shall be utilized in any case in which a county or district office is unable to expeditiously process such loan and grant applications, and to include the cost of such services in the amount of such loans and grants; and
Source(July 15, 1949, ch. 338, title V, § 510,63 Stat. 437; Pub. L. 94–375, § 25(c),Aug. 3, 1976, 90 Stat. 1078; Pub. L. 95–557, title V, § 503,Oct. 31, 1978, 92 Stat. 2112; Pub. L. 96–153, title V, § 507,Dec. 21, 1979, 93 Stat. 1136; Pub. L. 96–399, title V, §§ 508, 510,Oct. 8, 1980, 94 Stat. 1670, 1671; Pub. L. 98–181, title I[title V, § 507], Nov. 30, 1983, 97 Stat. 1243; Pub. L. 98–479, title I, § 105(c),Oct. 17, 1984, 98 Stat. 2227; Pub. L. 100–242, title III, § 313,Feb. 5, 1988, 101 Stat. 1897; Pub. L. 100–628, title X, § 1045,Nov. 7, 1988, 102 Stat. 3273; Pub. L. 101–625, title VII, §§ 710, 711,Nov. 28, 1990, 104 Stat. 4291.)
In subsec. (a), "section 6101 of title 41" substituted for "section 3709 of the Revised Statutes, as amended" on authority of Pub. L. 111–350, § 6(c),Jan. 4, 2011, 124 Stat. 3854, which Act enacted Title 41, Public Contracts.
1990—Subsec. (e)(3). Pub. L. 101–625, § 710, inserted ", or for use as rental units under section 1484 of this title with mortgages containing repayment terms with up to 33 years," after "fifty years" and substituted ", public bodies, or for-profit entities, which have good records of providing low income housing under section 1485 of this title" for "or public bodies".
Subsec. (g). Pub. L. 101–625, § 711, inserted before semicolon at end ", except that rules issued under this subsection may not exclude from their coverage decisions made by the Secretary that are not based on objective standards contained in published regulations".
1988—Subsec. (c). Pub. L. 100–242amended subsec. (c) generally. Prior to amendment, subsec. (c) read as follows: "compromise claims and obligations arising out of sections 1472 to 1475 of this title and adjust and modify the terms of mortgages, leases, contracts, and agreements entered into as circumstances may require, including the release from personal liability, without payments of further consideration, of—
"(1) borrowers who have transferred their farms to other approved applicants for loans who have agreed to assume the outstanding indebtedness to the Secretary under this subchapter; and
"(2) borrowers who have transferred their farms to other approved applicants for loans who have agreed to assume that portion of the outstanding indebtedness to the Secretary under this subchapter which is equal to the earning capacity value of the farm at the time of the transfer, and borrowers whose farms have been acquired by the Secretary, in cases where the Secretary determines that the original borrowers have cooperated in good faith with the Secretary, have farmed in a workmanlike manner, used due diligence to maintain the security against loss, and otherwise fulfilled the covenants incident to their loans, to the best of their abilities;".
Subsec. (d). Pub. L. 100–628inserted before semicolon at end "; except that—" and added pars. (1) and (2).
1984—Subsec. (e). Pub. L. 98–479substituted "; such" and "; where" for ". Such" and ". Where", respectively.
1983—Subsec. (e). Pub. L. 98–181, § 507(a), inserted provisions relating to the authority of the Secretary to transfer section 1472 inventory property to private nonprofit organizations or public bodies.
Subsecs. (j), (k). Pub. L. 98–181, § 507(b), added subsec. (j) and redesignated former subsec. (j) as (k).
1980—Subsec. (e)(1). Pub. L. 96–399, § 508, inserted provisions respecting cost-effective energy conservation standards prescribed under section 1479 (a) of this title.
Subsec. (h). Pub. L. 96–399, § 510, inserted provisions respecting subsequent loans to permit necessary dwelling repairs and rehabilitation.
1979—Subsec. (e). Pub. L. 96–153substituted "United States therein, to repair and rehabilitate such property, and to sell" for "United States therein and to sell", and inserted provision that the Secretary may not sell or otherwise dispose of such property unless the conditions in cls. (1) to (3) are satisfied.
1978—Subsecs. (g) to (j). Pub. L. 95–557added subsec. (g) and redesignated former subsecs. (g), (h), and (i) as (h), (i), and (j), respectively.
1976—Subsecs. (f) to (i). Pub. L. 94–375added subsecs. (f) and (g) and redesignated former subsecs. (f) and (g) as (h) and (i), respectively.
Termination of Reporting Requirements
For termination, effective May 15, 2000, of reporting provisions in subsec. (d)(2) of this section, see section 3003 ofPub. L. 104–66, as amended, set out as a note under section 1113 of Title 31, Money and Finance, and the last item on page 47 of House Document No. 103–7.
Study of Problems Caused by Remote Claims
Pub. L. 95–557, title V, § 509,Oct. 31, 1978, 92 Stat. 2114, directed Secretary of Agriculture to make a detailed study of problems associated with obtaining title insurance by persons in rural areas with respect to real property encumbered by remote claims and make a final report to Congress with respect to such study not later than one year after Oct. 31, 1978.
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There's never too little to write about when it comes to the Blackstone Valley region and the indoor track & field state championships.
This weekend's meet, however, may border on the ridiculous. In fact, when it comes to its conclusion roughly four hours after its early 10 o'clock start on Saturday morning, there's a good chance I'll develop a mild case of carpal tunnel syndrome.
There's never too little to write about when it comes to the Blackstone Valley region and the indoor track & field state championships.
This weekend's meet, however, may border on the ridiculous. In fact, when it comes to its conclusion roughly four hours after its early 10 o'clock start on Saturday morning, there's a good chance I'll develop a mild case of carpal tunnel syndrome.
Shea senior Freddy Gobewole, Smithfield sophomore Angela Ragosta, Cumberland senior Chris Duarte and Central Falls senior Aleide Fernandes and junior Steven Vazquez, all ranked No. 1 statewide in their respective events, highlight a long list of outstanding local athletes that have earned the rite to compete inside the cozy confines of the Providence Athletic Facility.
Here's what's in store for this scribe in what has potential to be a very busy afternoon:
Fernandes returns to a very familiar scenario when she competes this weekend. She's already won five individual state crowns in the weight events since her sophomore year and now looks to be a shoo-in to add two more. The C.F. standout owns the best throws in the 20-pound weight and the shot put by convincing margins.
In this past Saturday's Small School Championship, Fernandes heaved a season-best distance of 56 feet, 2 ¼ inches in the 20-pound weight. That effort not only moves the Warrior senior to No. 4 on the national rankings, but it's nearly seven feet further than her closest competitor, Robyn McFetters of Barrington. C.F. teammate Kadi Johnson is currently sixth in the state at 43-3 ¼.
The big question in this event is will the Central Falls multiple all-stater be able to unleash a throw past the 60-foot barrier?
Fernandes, who was hampered last year by a pectoral injury and "only" finished second in her two specialties at the 2010 state meet, has a season-best of 37-8 in the shot. She's more than four-feet better than Alex Fowler of La Salle, who owns the next best throw at 33-6 ¼. Woonsocket's Kelsey Boucher, who did not compete at the Large School Championship over the weekend, is fourth at 32-6 ½.
The Sentinels' Ragosta, an eighth-place finisher at last year's state meet as a freshman, could strike gold in the 55-meter high hurdles. She won Saturday's Small School Championship by two-tenths of a second over Mount St. Charles junior Ali Sayles with her time of 8.7. A week earlier, she claimed the Bayha Division title with the state's best clocking of 8.5. Sayles and North Kingstown freshman Maria Bolibruch are tied for No. 2 on the list with 8.7 clockings. Sophomore Breigh Souliere of Cumberland ranks fourth with an 8.9, a time she achieved in finishing as a runner-up to Bolibruch at the Large School meet.
Unbeatable this year, including winning the Rhody Classic with a meet record of 6.47 seconds (electronically timed), Gobewole will surely have the target on his singlet in the 55-meter dash. So far, the Raiders' speedster doesn't seem too fazed by his competition. He owns the state's best time of 6.3, a time he has achieved on numerous occasions. There are a half dozen sprinters that have run 6.4 and several more, including East Providence's Ryan Williams, Woonsocket's Jalen Evans and Central Falls' Kevin Perez, that have been timed in 6.5.
The Clippers' Duarte looked smooth and relaxed in winning the 55 hurdles in convincing fashion at the Northern Division Championship on Feb. 5. He followed that effort by edging Cranston East's Angel Camillo at the Class A meet on Friday. Duarte and Classical's versatile senior Jarell Forbes, who has leaped 5-10 in the high jump and run 1:27 in the 600, are tied for the best time at 7.6.
It wasn't until a dual meet against Lincoln and Mount St. Charles on Jan. 22 that Duarte was finally able to dip under eight seconds in the hurdles. Now it's become a regular occurrence for the CHS standout, who will be looking to become the third athlete from Cumberland to claim a state hurdle crown.
Vazquez, the defending outdoor titlist in the high jump, is tied with two other leapers in his specialty heading into the states with a height of 6-6. Also joining Vazquez are Chariho's Innocent Jacob and Divon Bailey of Rogers.
The Central Falls all-stater, who has not practice this season due to his commitment as a starting point guard on the school's hoop squad, achieved his season-best height in winning the Northern Division Championship a few weeks ago. He was unable to compete in the Class C meet this past Friday because it conflicted with a basketball game, but he'll be back and aiming for back-to-back crowns (outdoor and indoor).
One event that will be tough to predict the outcome is the girls' high jump where six athletes have cleared five feet or higher and nine more have done 4-10. Heading the list is La Salle's Dakota Dailey-Harris, a basketball player for the school's varsity team. In her first meet this season on Feb. 2 at the Headley Division Championship, Dailey-Harris won the title at 5-4, the top height in the state. The Mounties' Sayles came an inch shorter at 5-3 with her victory a day earlier at the Bayha Division Championship. Behind the tandem with a 5-2 best is talented sophomore Kaylnn Pitts of Woonsocket, last spring's outdoor champion. Pitts matched Daily-Harris leap-for-leap at the Large School meet and eventually finished second to her rival based on fewer misses.
Ponaganset's Cate Dominick and Cumberland's Amber Russell have both jumped 5-0 this season.
Smithfield's Liam Hillery could strike it rich in a heavily-contested 3,000 race that includes six runners that have run faster than nine minutes this season. Hillery ranks No. 2 with his national-caliber time of 8:47.9, while cross-country state titlist Robert Allen of Cranston West owns the top spot at 8:43.2. In his final tune-up for the big race, Hillery sizzled to a time of 4:10 in winning the 1,500 at the Class C meet. Cumberland sophomore Trevor Crawley, the Northern Division titlist with a career-best 9:10 clocking for the 3K, could run in the low 9s with the quality field that will be assembled.
It will be interesting to see how far Woonsocket's Jessie Charette will leap in the long jump. At last Friday's Class A meet, Charette won with a distance of 21-9 ½, No. 2 on the list and nearly a foot further than his previous best. He's still behind by a substantial distance to Jacob, who was recently featured in Sports Illustrated's Faces in the Crowd for his nation-leading distance of 24-4 that he achieved in winning the Yale Track Classic in January, but second certainly seems attainable after his win at the class meet.
The Villa Novans' Evans also has potential to prosper at the state championships in the sprint events with his 6.5 in the 55 and a 36.8 in the 300.
With all the action that will be going on this Saturday, the athletes may not be the only ones that need track shoes. I just may have to slip a pair on to make sure I don't miss anything.


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Much has been made of Oregon's low seed in the NCAA Tournament. And the criticism has been widespread.
A team that finished tied for second in the Pac-12, then won the conference tournament, standing at 26-8 overall — a No. 12 seed?
Much has been made of Oregon's low seed in the NCAA Tournament. And the criticism has been widespread.
A team that finished tied for second in the Pac-12, then won the conference tournament, standing at 26-8 overall — a No. 12 seed?
Yet if the Ducks are feeling disrespected, they aren't showing it publicly.
"No," said Oregon coach Dana Altman. "It's an inexact science. I'm sure that they crunched the numbers, whatever they came up with, it is what it is. You get to this time of year, you're going to face good teams.
"We're going to play a very good basketball team in Oklahoma State, but it's a tremendous opportunity. And we've got to go win basketball games, that's what it all boils down to."
Echoed senior forward E.J. Singler: "I don't think we really even thought about it. We were just so happy we made it. Positions don't mean that much to us."
In recent days, there's been some concern regarding the availability of Cowboys big man Michael Cobbins.
During the first half of Friday's Big 12 semifinal against Kansas State, Cobbins briefly dislocated his right shoulder. He finished the game, but lingering soreness forced him into a precautionary sling through the early part of this week, limiting him in practice.
But at Wednesday afternoon's availability, Cobbins was out of the sling and sounding upbeat.
"It's feeling great," Cobbins said. "Been getting treatment and it shouldn't be a problem at all."
Minutes later, he was on the court for the Cowboys' open practice, going through full contact drills and showing no ill effects.
After Monday's practice, OSU reserve guard Christien Sager returned to his phone to find a strange notification.
Cosmopolitan, the nationally known women's magazine, had sent him a Twitter message (You + us = #MarchHotness) with a link attached. The mag had named Sager the "13th Hottest Guy of March Madness 2013".
"I originally thought it was spam or something because it was kind of weird," Sager said. "But I checked and it was the actual Cosmo Twitter, had the little blue check and everything."
In it, the magazine described Sager as "a real southern gentleman we'd like to sweep us off our feet."
Within minutes (because that's how Twitter works), word had reached his teammates. And, by Tuesday morning's practice, even OSU coach Travis Ford was razzing Sager with some lighthearted comments about his new distinction.
"Oh yeah, we had some fun with it," Cobbins said. "But props to him."
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Charles Finch, Caroline Scheufele & Nick Foulkes Host Annual Finch's Quarterly Review Filmmakers Dinner 2013
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The Carbon High School Class of 1961 held its Golden Anniversary Reunion at the Greenwell Convention Center. It was attended by 132 people, including 80 class members and two former teachers.
The event attracted people from across the country, from the Sea Islands of Georgia to the shores of Puget Sound in Washington. Others came from California, Texas, Idaho, Ohio, Minnesota, New Mexico, Indiana, and Colorado with a large contingent from Utah.
A Friday night social brought out old memories, but no "old" people. On Saturday morning the classmates enjoyed a tour of the High School, led by the current Carbon High School Principal Greg Stanfield, where all were introduced to the class gift to the school: a large dinosaur just outside the school's main door.
Later on Saturday evening at the Greenwell there was a program, a memorial service for deceased classmates, a dinner, and the awarding of many class-created and donated door prizes. The highlight of the evening was, of course, the socializing and remembering of the olden days while trying to figure out who had changed the least and who the most.
The committee organizing the event was led by Dale and Mila Aiken Roper of Ferron. The emcee for the evening was John Brinley of Kent, Washington. The memorial service was led by Lynn Reid of Lewisville, Texas, and Sherry Fowler Christensen of Helper. And a hilarious retrospective of our years in the Carbon County schools was presented by Richard Menzies of Salt Lake City. The grand prize of a statuette of a coal miner by local artist Gary Prazen was won by James Cox of Lehi. Collin Bryner of Bountiful, Robert Downard of West Valley City, and James and Sharon Peretti Carroll of Price were named to head the effort of pulling off another reunion in five years.
An informal breakfast was held on Sunday morning at Ricardo's where sad goodbyes were said and promises made to meet again in 2016 for the "Double Nickel" reunion of the Class of 1961.


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NeNe Leakes ... Engaged?!
UPDATE: NeNe confirmed that her ex-husband Gregg Leakes popped the question "Will you marry me -- again?" New Year's Eve on the "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon," on Thursday.
Nothing brings a couple closer than ... divorce? Only if you're NeNe and Gregg Leakes!
The "Real Housewives of Atlanta" star has been spending a lot of time lately with her ex-husband Gregg (the pair split in 2011). In November, NeNe brought Gregg to numerous red carpet events, and he's been quite the regular this season on the "Real Housewives."
And judging from the tall blonde's suspicious tweets and photos from New Year's Eve ... the two could be engaged!
First she posted a photo of them ringing in the new year tweeting, "HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM THE LEAKES."
Then NeNe posted another photo of of their initials spelled out in Hershey kisses writing, "Look @ our nite cap!"
Next, the she shared a picture of their bed with a heart made up of more chocolate kisses posting, "IT'S ON NOW! #2013."
And finally, the tweet that leads us to believe she's engaged, "My answer was," followed by another simply stating, "Yes." NeNe's rep has yet to confirm the engagement news. Either way, the Leakes seem very happy!


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It seems there is a festival in Denmark in September called the 'Offspring Festival'. Please be aware that we have no involvement with this event and will NOT be performing at it. We hope to see everyone in Denmark in 2016. - The Offspring
The Offspring's 2015 European Tour kicked off last night at Rocco del Schlacko Festival in Püttlingen,Germany! Get dates & tickets for all upcoming shows right here.
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Event Time: Every Monday Evening – Drum Circle from 6:45pm-7:30pm
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