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1952, 1954-1958 Chicago Cardinals, 1959-1962 Los Angeles Rams, 1963 Detroit Lions, 1964-1966 Philadelphia Eagles
Ollie Genoa Matson ... San Francisco defensive All-American ... U.S. Olympic medal winner in track, 1952 ... No. 1 draft pick, 1952 ... All-NFL five years, 1952, 1954-1957 ... Traded to Rams for nine players, 1959 ... Career ledger: 12,884 combined net yards, 5,173 yards rushing, 222 receptions, 438 points, nine TDs on punt, kickoff returns ... Elected to six Pro Bowl games ... MVP in 1956 Pro Bowl ... Born May 1, 1930, in Trinity, Texas ... Died February 19, 2011, at age of 80.
2/19/11 - NFL.com: Former Cardinals, Rams star Ollie Matson dies in Los Angeles
When Ollie Matson first signed to play with the Chicago Cardinals in 1952, he was hailed as the fleet-footed ball carrier that would hopefully lead the Cardinals out of pro football's basement.
Seven years later, when traded by the Cardinals to the Los Angeles Rams for an unprecedented nine players, he was tabbed as the star that could give the Rams a long awaited championship. Through no fault of his own, Ollie did neither. Yet little of the luster was lost from one of the most brilliant pro football careers ever.
Obviously, the greatness Matson achieved on National Football League gridirons must be considered an individual accomplishment. He never enjoyed the winning team momentum to carry him along and only two of the 14 teams on which he played finished over the .500 mark. Enemy defenses almost always concentrated on him alone. Yet his career record is exceptional.
Altogether, he gained 12,844 yards on rushing, receptions, and returns. He rushed for 5,173 yards and caught 222 passes for another 3,285 yards. He scored 40 touchdowns running, 23 on receptions, 9 on kick returns, and one on a fumble recovery.
Matson, an All-America college star at the University of San Francisco, was the Cardinals first-round draft choice in 1952. He delayed his pro signing so that he could compete as a member of the American track team in the 1952 Olympics. He won a bronze medal in the 400-meter race and a silver medal from the 1,600-meter relay. When he finally joined the Cardinals he experienced a sensational rookie season.
Then military service interrupted his career for a year but, once back in a football uniform, he was an All-NFL performer, year in and year out. During his 14 pro seasons Ollie earned first- or second-team All-NFL honors six times and was selected to play in six Pro Bowls.
(5) – 1953, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958
• [Tied for 2nd] Longest Kickoff Return – 105 (vs. Washington, Oct. 14, 1956)
• [1st] Most Touchdowns, Kickoff Return, Career – 6
• [Tied for 2nd] Most Touchdowns, Kickoff Return, Season – 2 (1952, 1958)
• [Tied for 3rd] Most Fumbles, Career – 66
• [2nd] Most Total Yards Gained, Career – 12,844
(Records through the 1962 season, Matson's final season with Los Angeles)
• [2nd] Most Rushes Attempted, Season – 161 (1959)
• [1st] Most Rushes Attempted, Game – 31 (vs. Chicago, 1959)
• [4th] Most Yards Gained, Season – 863 (1959)
• [2nd] Most Yards Gained, Game – 199 (vs. Chicago, 1959)
League Statistical Championships
Punt Return Leader: 1955
Kick Return Leader Leader: 1958
Team Statistical Championships
Scoring Titles: 1952ChiC, 1954ChiC, 1957ChiC, 1958ChiC
Rushing Title: 1954ChiC, 1955ChiC, 1956ChiC, 1957ChiC, 1958ChiC, 1959LAR
Punt Return Leaders: 1954ChiC, 1955ChiC
Kickoff Return Leaders: 1952ChiC, 1955ChiC, 1956ChiC, 1958ChiC, 1959LAR
ChiC Chicago Cardinals; LAR Los Angeles Rams
• 1950's All-Decade Team
• 1956 Pro Bowl MVP
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Well, I think I have the answer for you!
To access your server from within the same network, you need to add some information to your hosts file.
In Linux, the hosts file is located in... /etc/hosts
In Windows, the hosts files is located in... C:\Windows\System32\Drivers\Etc\hosts
The hosts file is a file where you can actually tell the web browser where to go when you type in a particular web address.
My web server is IP 192.168.3.2 on my network, but if you are on the outside world, you type in http://ttgale.com
However, when I type in http://ttgale.com on my computer (which is on the same network as the server) I also get my Router login page. I fixed this by doing the following:
Open your hosts file (check above for the normal locations for each OS) and add an entry that looks like this after the IP addresses that are already in there.
192.168.3.2 ttgale.com
Save it, then if you type in the host name, it should load properly now within the network. Change the IP address, and the host name (ttgale.com) to your particular settings, and everything should be fine. You will have to do it to each of the computers in your network that are to access the server using its hostname. You also need to disable it if you are outside the network, eg if you are at school wanting to use your site.
As an example, here is the contents of my /etc/hosts file to show you what it should look like:
Now when I type in http://ttgale.com on my computers, they load my website rather than my router page!Code:127.0.0.1 localhost 127.0.1.1 acerm1800 192.168.3.2 ttgale.com # The following lines are desirable for IPv6 capable hosts ::1 localhost ip6-localhost ip6-loopback fe00::0 ip6-localnet ff00::0 ip6-mcastprefix ff02::1 ip6-allnodes ff02::2 ip6-allrouters ff02::3 ip6-allhosts

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By C.J. McMANUSSun Advocate reporter
Price City Police have released security camera photos of a gunman who robbed the Smith's Food & Drug King Tuesday morning and escaped with an undisclosed amount of money.
The suspect is described as a white male in his 20s, standing approximately 5'11' and weighing between 170 and 180 pounds. According to a police press release, the suspect may still be in possession of the handgun.
The suspect was wearing a navy blue hoodie, with large images on the left breast and on the back, a Utah State University baseball hat, dark pants and light tennis shoes.
He was further described as having a "well groomed" beard and carrying a see-through checkered gift bag.
Police, who have not released the amount taken, began investigating the armed robbery after being dispatched to the grocery store at about 11:15 a.m.
They are asking citizens to contact the department with any information concerning the case. The department can be reached at 636-3190.


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The CEO of News Corp. Mr. Rupert Murdoch stated that he would like to introduce the digital content of newspaper to the Apple iPhone, Android, and the Apple iPad in a different and attractive way. The launching date has not been declared yet. But it's been told that the Managing Editor of The New York Post will be in charge of this new strategy.
Murdoch is hopeful that the adolescents will love this new idea of presenting the news and it will be a huge success for them.
This new application, which will have the free access, will be far better than the present iPad application of Wall Street journal. Though some of the newspaper companies found it troublesome, but it's true that this is the best possible way to convince those people who are apparently new.
There are some other news companies like USA Today and the New York Times who have the same Unlocked iPhone4 and iPad applications and now News Corp. joins the queue. But it is to be noted that this apps apparently cause no good to these companies.
So these newspaper companies are now looking for some brighter applications as the journal, New York Times, already came with a new application through which publishers are enabled to open an application without putting their money. The NY times will profit from the license fees which they will get from it.
But it is not going to be that easy for the News Corp. as the existing specimens are not exactly what is required to support its bigger overhead. So the News Corp. needs to find out a solution and let's watch how they find it!


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When kids are active, they feel better, are more productive in school, make better choces, get a better night's sleep, and like any adult, are more pleasant to be around! Exercise is such a mood booster!
But today there are more challenges than ever when it comes to kids getting enough physical activity. Technology, gadgets that mean we rarely have to get out of a chair, kids having cell phones at a younger age, busyness, overcommitment and stress at school and other other activities, all lead to children today being on track to be the unhealthiest generation of adults ever. In fact, some studies say that by 2048 100% of Americans will be considered obese. That's staggering! And that's our kids.
Why am I writing this blog? Because we all know this, and yet the problem grows. So today I join the conversation to make sure that if there is someone out there who has not heard that our kids are stuck on the couch more than any other generation, I will reach that person. And each of us can begin to make small changes in our own lives so that we are modeling healthy behavior to the next generation.
Over the next couple of months I will be blogging often about getting our kids active. I am committed. I will share articles and ideas as I come across them. Today I begin by sharing tips to get your couch kid to exercise.
Watch for new programming for kids coming to Ballet Austin. We are committed to getting kids active!
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The first is Liberation Girl (Kaiho Shojou), a 3D shooter designed by Suda51 that falls along the same lines of Kid Icarus Uprising. The second is a rhythm-based RPG called Omasse's Rental Weapon Shop (Rental Bukiya de Omasse) where you make and sell weapons to questing adventurers. The third title is Aero Porter—a puzzle game where you must sort the bags in an airport and get them on their correct flights. The final title is an RPG by the creator of Final Fantasy Tactics and Vagrant story called Crimson Shroud which is built like you are playing a table top RPG.
To see each of these four games in action, check out the video above.
Guild01 was released on May 31, 2012, in Japan for the Nintendo 3DS. There is currently no word on a Western release. Stay tuned to Kotaku East for the full import preview later this week.


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Rating: 3 / 5
Exectionaly light: 2.75lbs packed. Plenty of room for 2 plus gear.Easy to set up, required only 3 stakes, 7 for worst nightmare condition. The tent is VERY strong if setup well (survived major strom on Denali), but required TOTALY flat ground and very good staking points, since all the strenght comes from stakes tension, conditions not always easy to find in real life. In dry mountain air (on Denali and Logan), only minimal condensation on the single wall ends (easy to wipe). But in normal camping conditions (Adirondaks, trekking in Peru, etc.), condensation is really hard to avoid, even on the double wall center section. User need to take precaution about this all the time, so it's a little pain to manage. Sold it to get a waterproof/breathable tent (probably an Integral Desings), but could buy it again for a expedition if weight was critical.
Rating: 4 / 5
I would agree that the 2R is a very strong tent if properly set up. The exposed panel that is not supported by structure - i.e., the double wall section - needs to be extremely tight to resist a lot of bellowing from high winds.I've had great success with the 2R, as a backpacking tent and a mountain tent, although I've replaced it with an ever so slightly heavier and far less livable, but simpler, ID MK1Lite. For backpacking, it's been replaced by a slightly heavier and more livable Big Sky Products Evolution 2P.The 2R would be a 5 in my book if it had better views (the S option gives this but you don't have access to the side windows without exiting the tent) and if the end cones were cut a little different to give better tension on the center panels.
Rating: 5 / 5
I've now had my Warmlite 2R for a couple of years, and in a couple good wind storms (well, good for the SF Bay Area): one with 40 gusting 50, one with 30 gusting 40 and rainy. Tent held up fabulously. Also used it on snow camping trip: again, performed well (though conditions, despite very cold for Sierras, were benign).Support from Stephenson's has been great: they have excellent tips on setup and use beyond the instructions. (E.g.: sleep with your head directly under the top of the front hoop for better condensation control.)Also used this at Philmont, during monsoon rains. Condensation on nose and tail cones (single wall areas) Mathieu mentioned easily manageable, despite days of continuous rain early, and driving cold rain late in our trek.People envied the light weight, easy setup, and integral fly (inside stayed dry while setting up in rain). Sure, a single-walled waterproof-breathable tent has this same quality, as do most shelters, but it's not so common in a double-walled tent. I have the big door (LD option) and side windows (S option). Given experience so far, I'd skip the side windows if I ever need another (they add 5 ozs, and I've seldom used them--but, the few times I have, others in the group thought them pretty cool!).I've not had problems with ground contour that Mathieu mentions, but you do need a way to get the stake-outs to stay put!
Edited by ammpilot on 06/06/2007 16:30:55 MDT.
Our Warmlite has the side windows and full zip door. It has done the Winds, BWCA, Isle Royale and the Superior Hiking Trail on weeklong trips and has handled wind, rain, and snow. It weighs 3#60z, sets up easily and is bombproof. It may not be the perfect tent but has handled everything. We especially love the side windows.
This purchase exceeded my expectations in the field. My wife and I just returned from a 4 day / 3 night trip in Grand Canyon, and we can't imagine ever backpacking without this tent again.Extremely easy to put up and take down, very lightweight but rugged, breathable, comfortable, a lot of room, and the Grand Canyon wind was not a problem even when hitting the tent sideways on the last evening.And our other hiking couple's wife was quite jealous of our color selection!I have no idea why we don't see more of these. We've hiked hundreds of miles in the SW, and used many tents. I like my Big Agnes SL1 and liked my North Face Slickrock, but this tent is the bomb.
The few downsides are the price, occasional condensation (which is controllable), and the mild billowing of the sidewalls if not set up properly. The floor is a bit slippery but is easily solved with some drops of silicon.I have a 3R and a 2R both with side windows- they are awesome in the heat.The 3R is my favorite but for the weight the 2R can't be beat.I would give the 2R a 4.5/5 for taller people with a bunch of gear and 5/5 for average height people. If you're going lightweight and are essentially sleeping on a lot of what remains of your gear then 5/5 even if your tall.A great 4 season, with little competition.Great customer care and customizability.Very durable. Have had it out in torrential downpours with 30 knot winds without a problem.
Edited by email@example.com on 07/11/2008 00:05:38 MDT.
It won't fall down, it withstands high wind but there are too many usability issues with this tent to make it easy to use.Perhaps 10 years ago these tents were ahead of their time.Now they are not.Other companies have caught up with lighter materials and improved ultralight designs.The company has refused to innovate and their tents have some OBVIOUS problems:- No vestibule. Open the door - in comes the rain. It is claimed that adding a vestibule would weaken the tent. Sounds like nonsense.- No mid-height guy lines. The owner says these would weaken the tent - what nonsense. If they were correctly designed they would stop lateral movement under high wind like they do in every other tunnel tent. The poles on this tent are very thin but large diameter aluminum that could well have wall failure with a mid height guyline. That's true. So why not redesign them?- The 2 wall option of this tent is not really 2 wall at all. It is a layer of material hanging from the roof with barely a separation.- The massive tension you have to apply to the ends to get it taught can only be done easily on good soil. Add more guyline from the sides and roof would alleviate this issue.- The windows cannot be opened or closed from the inside. You have to get out of the tent to close windows when its raining.This company has work to do if this tent is to really be cutting edge ultralight.If you call them on the phone to discuss this sort of stuff you get the outdated prejudices of the owner who once had a leading edge product and could afford this sort of attitude. Others have caught up and now he sounds just plain lazy to me.At current prices, this can only be a 3/5. Functional but not that usable.To refer to Canyons comment below, this tent may have the greatest space to weight ratio of any tent I know of too but I am hardly ever in such extreme environments that this is an issue. The others factors affect me far more frequently.
Edited by PedroArvy on 11/04/2008 22:50:48 MST.
This tent separates itself from all other "similar" designs when it comes to locating it above tree line in potential Real weather. I'm not sure those who argue other tents have replaced it are as accurate as the might think. For very lightweight three season below treeline, yes, much has changed. But is there a tent that has this weight/room ratio that can withstand wind? I woulld actually be interested in that tent.
I agree with Petras summary, but would add that MY tent seemed to be defective to the extent that the inner tent around the window was almost hanging in our faces...I think this was a problem with sewing in the zipper.Condensation was the worst I've ever encountered in a tent, and without opening the side windows (or if you don't have this option) it was difficult to vent. This problem was made worse by lack of insect mesh on the front door (ie when insects were a problem you had to keep the front door completely zipped up). There is also the ground level mesh floor perimeter which makes the floor of the tent vulnerable on soggy ground, and also seems to increase condensation via evaporation of moisture from damp soil (we see the same problem with our SMD Refuge-X). This mesh flooring also allowed spindrift to enter the tent. As Canyon says, it was pretty stable in the wind provided you had it pitched rear into the wind, but if the winds shifted or were chaotic we had problems for sure. For the weight, comfort, cost and versatility, we find the Double Rainbow to be exceptionally wind stable and an all around better tent. Throw in the DR liner to make it a virtual double skinned tent. For expected severe winter or storm conditions, we happily carry the extra weight to take a Nallo 2 and be dry and comfortable. To be fair, spindrift is also an issue with the DR, and the Nallo has some venting problems, but other than that I wouldn't want another Stephenson's unless they radically changed their design and attitude.
Edited by retropump on 11/04/2008 12:38:38 MST.
... but then what tent is?!I have the 2R version with windows, and find this tent roomy and very stable; we camped at a high level (for the UK!) on a mountain side in Scotland and the tent was a secure comfortable base that gave us a lot of internal space. The tent is also very light to carry and quick and easy to put up.The down side is that there is no vestibule. I cannot understand why this seems so important to me (but it is!) - as in tunnel tents a user usually has to pass through their gear to get to the main body, and the only difference here is that there is a floor in the vestibule and no door (I have the model with a dam to provide some separation/protection from water/dirt). What real difference does a door make other than physchological? I guess the main issue is the floor making cooking inside hard in consistent poor weather.
Edited by sewing_machine on 06/29/2009 01:06:14 MDT.
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LISBON The Town Council has adopted a $2.7 million budget for the 2014 fiscal year.
The budget, about $100,000 higher than the current years spending plan, includes an $873,480 tax levy, up from $838,776 in 2013.
The town is using $444,235 of its fund balance to lower the tax rate. Next years tax rate per $1,000 of assessed value is listed as $5.50, down from this years $6.29.
Driving the overall spending increase are the towns fire and library districts. The fire district is raising $172,950 in taxes in the 2014 budget and the library district is due to take in $52,600.
The town also gave 2 percent raises to the Lisbon Beach and Campground director, town justices, court clerk, town clerk, highway superintendent, assessor, code enforcement officer, attorney, dog control officer, sewer superintendent, public works director and youth program coordinator.
Town Supervisor James W. Armstrong and town councilors did not receive a raise in this years budget.
The council had voted to increase the salaries for the bulk of the town employees in September but waited until Thursdays meeting to include the campground director and youth program coordinator.
Mr. Armstrong proposed the raises for the final two employees and there was no opposition.
The Town Council is moving ahead with plans to advertise the position of campground director soon, Councilor Alan D. Dailey said. The council is considering restructuring the management of the campground to include a director of the beach, a director of maintenance and an overall foreman instead of one campground director.
Councilor Susan M. Duffy said that could mean the position of campground director would not require as many hours per week.
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Courtesy of Marvel Comics, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Avengers" #4 from the creative team of Brian Michael Bendis and John Romita Jr. The time-traveling epic continues next Wednesday, August 25.
Marvel Comics has unveiled the first wave of "Super Hero Squad" themed variant covers for their September shipping titles, including "Avengers," "Daredevil," "Invincible Iron Man" and more.
Marvel Comics has provided CBR with covers and solicit information for product shipping November 2010, including the latest from "Tron," "X-Men," "Avengers," "Shadowland," the final issue of "Daredevil" and more.
CBR News spoke with Fred Van Lente about his and artist Tom Grummett's "Chaos War: Dead Avengers" miniseries, which characters will be returning and how it ties into Marvel's upcoming "Chaos War" event.
Tom Brevoort and Axel Alonso are back on CBR, and the Marvelous pair bring discussion on how events ranging from "One More Day" to "Shadowland" take shape and hold up while giving Infinity Gem and Alpha Flight news.
Marvel has released an advance look at "Avengers: The Children's Crusade" #2 by Allan Heinberg and Jim Cheung. The issue, featuring covers by Cheung and Travis Charest, hits stores September 1.
Marvel Comics has announced a comic adaptation of the upcoming Disney XD cartoon "Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes" written by Chris Yost with Scott Wegener & Patrick Scherberger on art.
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR presents an advance look at new comics on sale next Wednesday, August 18, including "Atlas" #4, "Secret Avengers" #3, "Thunderbolts" #147, "Wolverine Weapon X" #16 and more.
Marvel Comics has released an advance look at "Thor: For Asgard" #1 by writer Robert Rodi and artist Simone Bianchi. The epic tale of the god of thunder unfolds on Wednesday, September 1.
CBR News spoke exclusively with writer and artist Tim Seeley about "Ant-Man & the Wasp," the coming miniseries starring the irredeemable Eric O'Grady and original Avenger, Hank Pym in a global adventure.
Chad Nevett gave Brian Michael Bendis and Alan Davis' "Avengers Prime" #2 4 stars, calling it "a fun, entertaining issue with a fantastic creative team all working in harmony. This is how superhero comics are done."
The animated logo teaser for Marvelâs "Avengers" movie shown at Comic-Con International has made its way online, courtesy of the production house that created it.
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Despite months of persistent rumors, most centering on actor Nathan Fillion, CCI attendees learned over the weekend that Ant-Man wonât appear in The Avengers. But why? SPINOFF sorts through the details.
Marvel Animation has released the first full trailer for "Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes," the new animated series featuring Hulk, Captain America, Thor and more debuting on Disney XD in Fall 2010.
Marvel Comics has provided CBR with covers and solicit information for product shipping October 2010, including the latest from "Tron," "X-Men," "Deadpool," "Shadowland," "Superior" and much more.
Marvel Studios has reportedly come to terms with Mark Ruffalo to star as Bruce Banner in "The Avengers" with the actor presumably on his way to San Diego for tomorrow's "Avengers" panel. SPINOFF has the details.
On the eve of Marvel Studiosâ "Avengers" panel at Comic-Con International, director Joss Whedon has confirmed that "The Hurt Locker" star Jeremy Renner will play Hawkeye in "The Avengers."
Reports are circulating that Marvel is still in negotiations with Mark Ruffalo to play Bruce Banner in the "Avengers" movie with the studio trying to lock the actor in before tomorrow's CCI panel.
Brian Michael Bendis and Joe Quesada lead a tour through the entire "Avengers" franchise, and CBR News was on hand to bring you first word on the new member of the Avengers, the next Man Without Fear, a spy crossover and more.
During his and JJ Abrams' Comic-Con panel, Joss Whedon confirmed for the audience that he is indeed directing Marvel's upcoming "Avengers" film. SPINOFF has the details.
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you an exclusive preview of "Secret Avengers" #3 by Ed Brubaker and Mike Deodato with a cover by Marko Djurdjevic, on sale next week in comics stores everywhere.
Timothy Callahan gave "Avengers Academy" #2 a 4 star review, saying of the Christos Gage/Mike McKone produced series, "This is one of the good ones, in a season when Marvel has had more than its share."
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Courtesy of Marvel, CBR presents an advance look at new comics on sale next Wednesday, July 21, including "Avengers" #3, "Deadpool" #25, "New Avengers" #2, "Thunderbolts" #146, "X-Factor" #207 and more.
Jim McCann & Duane Swierczynski discuss "Widow Maker," the "Hawkeye & Mockingbird" and "Black Widow" crossover which finds the title characters targeted by an assassin who has assumed the Ronin identity.
As part of a new ongoing series from Marvel, Steve Rogers' earliest exploits will be uncovered as "Atomic Robo" writer Brian Clevinger guides a young Cap across the many battlefields and supervillains of WWII.
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Marvel Comics has just released an advance preview for "Hawkeye & Mockingbird" #3, on sale August 4 from the creative team of Jim McCann and David Lopez with a cover by Paul Renaud.
James Hunt gave "Steve Rogers: Super Soldier" #1 a 4-star review, saying that Ed Brubaker and Dale Eaglesham's new title is "an enjoyable, fast-paced read and one that seems to embody the spirit of the Heroic Age"
Marvel Comics has released an advance preview of "Shadowland" #1 written by Andy Diggle with art by Billy Tan and a cover by John Cassaday. The issue descends upon stores Wednesday, August 4.
We spoke with Simone Bianchi about the September releasing "Thor: For Asgard" which afforded the artist the opportunity to employ his signature style to tell a tale of epic fantasy in the Mighty Marvel Manner.
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR presents an advance look at new comics on sale next Wednesday, July 14, including "Astonishing Spider-Man & Wolverine" #2, "Daredevil" #508, "X-Force: Sex and Violence" #1 and more.
Marvel Comics has released and advance preview for "Avengers Prime" #2, by writer Brian Michael Bendis and artists Alan Davis and Mark Farmer. The issue hits stores on Wednesday, August 4.
"Incredible Hercules" co-writer Fred Van Lente announced this morning on Twitter that he's penning an Avengers title that will debut in November. He's just not saying what it is. ROBOT 6 has the details and guesses.
Marvel Comics has released an advance look at "Secret Avengers" #3, written by Ed Brubaker with art by Mike Deodato and covers by Deodato and Marko Djurdjevic. The issue sneaks into stores on July 28.
Courtesy of Marvel Comics, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Avengers: The Children's Crusade" #1 by Allan Heinberg and Jimmy Cheung. The highly anticipated series launches July 8.
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Wednesday, July 07, 2010Tom Kelsey played for the Lipscomb Bisons basketball team from 1982-86 and was a key part of the 1986 NAIA National Championship team. He is the men's basketball coach at Belhaven University. Tom is busy with summer camps, recruiting and a new addition to his family, but he was able to spend a few minutes with lipscombsports.com to answer a few questions.
What sport(s) did you play at Lipscomb? What years? Who were your coaches?
"I played basketball from 1982-86. Don Meyer was the head coach. Rusty McCain, Mike Roller and Ralph Turner were assistant coaches.â€
What is your fondest athletic memory at Lipscomb?
"Being a part of the Lipscomb program and Lipscomb family was important because those brought the best memories. Winning the National Championship in 1986 was the second most important.â€
Who had the biggest influence on you during your athletic career at Lipscomb? How?
"Coach Don Meyer for his daily commitment to excellence and his desire to see others commit to excellence. He wanted our best each and every day and that taught us as players to strive for high goals the rest of our lives.â€
What is your fondest non-athletic memory from your time at Lipscomb?
"I became a Christian at Lipscomb so I am indebted to Lipscomb for the impact that so many people made in my life.â€
What is the most valuable thing you gained or learned from your time at Lipscomb?
"It's not what you achieve, it's what you become."
Who was your favorite professor? Why?
"Earl Lavender. He made the Bible real. He could relate to students and had a tremendous impact on my life at a crucial time for me. He knew how to effectively communicate and care deeply for his students.â€
Where do you live now?
"Madison, Miss. I work at Belhaven University in Jackson, Miss.â€
Who is your employer? What is your occupation? What does your position entail?
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The family of the J.B. Wise Place man stabbed to death last weekend thought his live-in girlfriend was trouble.
Family members tried to persuade Henry J. Perkins Jr., 34, several times to break up with her, but he stayed with her. They were together for three years. Now he is dead, and she is charged with his murder.
The girlfriend, Breanna L. Simpson, 31, of 117 J.B. Wise Place, Apt. 202, was arraigned Wednesday on a charge of second-degree murder after she allegedly stabbed him in the torso Sunday night in their downtown apartment. She pleaded not guilty.
She is accused of stabbing Mr. Perkins once in the torso during an argument in their second-floor downtown apartment on Sunday night.
The court proceeding lasted less than two minutes and she responded to a few questions from Judge Eugene R. Renzi, quietly with one-word answers. Heaven M. Perkins, sister of the victim, and another woman sobbed throughout the arraignment.
The judge sent Simpson to the Metro-Jefferson Public Safety Building without bail. With several family members of the victim in the courtroom and to avoid a possible security risk, police took Simpson out through a back door at City Hall to a waiting police vehicle.
According to court papers, Mr. Perkins suffered a 3-inch chest wound. He was found not breathing, lying on the bedroom floor.
Before police arrived, Simpson called an ex-boyfriend, Charles McIntyre, to tell him to come over and bring Band-aids because she had cut her knee. When he got there about 6:45 p.m., Mr. McIntyre saw blood everywhere, according to court papers.
She then told him the blood was from Mr. Perkins and repeated several times, I didnt do it, he told police. He tried calling 911, but Simpson pulled the phone out of his hand before he was able to call for an ambulance, the court papers said. When the police got there, she blamed Mr. McIntyre, who told officers that Simpson was at the apartment and knew what happened.
In police reports, officers wrote that it looked like someone had tried to scrub blood from bathroom walls, tub and floor, and the bloody shower curtain had been ripped down.
Simpson suffered from various cuts all over her hands, arms and legs, according to a police report. She told police that she thought she was going to suffer a panic attack while she waited outdoors and investigators were inside.
At several points, she would start to cry and then stop and ask how Henry was, police officer Adam A. Beshures wrote in his report.
According to other police reports, a friends young daughter stayed the night at the apartment and was there when the stabbing happened. The girl, whom the Times is not identifying, told police she heard the couple arguing but did not see what happened.
A few minutes later, Simpson told the girl that Mr. Perkins cut himself with a knife, pointing toward her upper chest.
Earlier this week, family members said they expected Simpsons arrest, although they had no comment after attending the arraignment.
He kept going back to her, Heaven Perkins said Tuesday.
Mr. Perkins moved in with Simpson just 23 days before his death. There were past incidents of violence between the two.
Simpson who apparently showed her love by having his last name, Perkins, tattooed on her left ring finger was convicted of stabbing him in the right side of his back with a kitchen knife during an argument last September. He recovered from the injury. They remained together.
Mr. Perkins was arrested in May 2012 on a charge of third-degree assault after he allegedly stomped on Simpson during an incident at her residence. He ended up pleading guilty to harassment and was fined $50.
He loved her, Heaven Perkins said.
And the family did not understand why he stayed.
Several months ago, the couple lived with his family in its four-bedroom State Street home, but Simpson did not get along with the other family members, said his mother, Sharon L. Perkins. Simpson had a tendency for violent behavior, and showed signs of drinking and substance abuse problems, the mother said.
I threw her out, she said. I told my son to stay away from her.
She gave family members a bad impression from the beginning, they said.
I didnt like her from the first day, Heaven Perkins said, adding that she could not understand why her brother didnt listen to them.
His mother described him as a good boy, who liked to fish and be outdoors. And she acknowledged that he, too, had gotten into legal trouble but would not discuss the details.
On Sunday, when family members talked to him and visited him, Mr. Perkins was in a good mood, they said. He told his father, Henry J. Perkins Sr., that he loved him.
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CANTON Laughing, exercising and camaraderie will stretch the summer long.
Senior fitness classes, sponsored by St. Lawrence University for senior citizens, have become an important staple in that communitys routine.
The classes, held from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays at SLUs Newell Field House, have been of immense help to senior citizens in the community and have attracted people ranging in age from 60 to 86.
Barbara M. Harrington, 80, of Canton, has been a member of the fitness classes since they started more than five years ago.
Mrs. Harrington said the classes are important to her and her fellow classmates, which is why they asked Robin L. Durocher, St. Lawrence Universitys Stafford Fitness Center director, to extend the classes, which normally would have ended last Thursday.
They are people that didnt know one another until we joined, Mrs. Harrington said of the seniors, and now we look forward to each week, and it is embracing and there is laughing and there is joking. Its something that a lot of people have never done before.
The class has been so helpful, Mrs. Harrington said, that there are two women who drive from Star Lake, an hour south of the university.
They said they have never been in an organization like ours, Mrs. Harrington said. Were not very normal. There are a lot of characters in there. So it is just joking and laughing, and if you can get that many laughs two days a week, it helps a lot.
Mrs. Harrington said the fitness class has helped those involved become more health conscious in their everyday lives.
Some of those people have never done exercises before, Mrs. Harrington said. So we feel that it is great and were really so surprised when she said, I have to work anyway, and yes, if you want to, I will continue it. We were just amazed.
Mrs. Durocher said she has grown fond of the classmates and their relationships.
Its a great group, she said. Its about the camaraderie and about their daily activities in improving what they want to do, and I think they can all testify to something that they werent able to do that they wanted to do and now can.
The class is about the camaraderie just as much as it is about having a commitment to get up and go and exercise.
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The classes are open to all senior citizens in the community. Anyone interested in joining or with additional questions can call 229-7260. There is a $2 fee per class.
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A Toledo man accused of two fatal shootings appeared in court again Tuesday morning after refusing to take a plea deal in August.
Toledo Police say Traquawn Gibson shot and killed his ex-girlfriend Crejonnia "CJ" Bell in November 2012. Bell was rushed to the hospital after receiving four gunshot wounds to the head and chest, but later died of her injuries.
Gibson is also accused of fatally shooting Deonta Allen in October 2012. Allen was found shot in a car and pronounced dead at the scene.
A judge ruled that the cases are related to one another, and Gibson will face one trial for both murders.
In court Tuesday, Gibson had a different prosecutor take over the case. As a result, they missed sending some subpoenas and his trial has been continued to Sept. 23 at the prosecution's request.
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POTSDAM A federal judge has recommended dismissal of a town of Parishville junkyard owners lawsuit against the town of Potsdam in which he claimed he was denied due process when he was fined for violations at the yard.
U.S. Magistrate Judge Andrew T. Baxter earlier this month ordered that all proceedings in James P. Engelss case in U.S. District Court, Syracuse, be stayed until Senior Judge Norman A. Mordue acts on his recommendations.
Mr. Engels filed suit June 26 against the town and Potsdam Town Justice Samuel R. Charleson, as well as Parishville Town Justice Frank H. Dunning, Assistant St. Lawrence County District Attorneys Jonathan L. Becker and Joshua A. HaberkornHalm and state Department of Environmental Conservation Officer Jonathan D. Ryan.
Mr. Engels sought $50,000 in damages for what he claimed was mental anguish caused by having to appear in court more than 20 times over about a three-year period to answer charges that in 2007 he stored more than 1,000 waste tires in his yard, in violation of DEC regulations.
The case originally was slated to be heard in Parishville Town Court, but Justice Dunning recused himself and it was transferred to Potsdam Town Court.
Mr. Engels claimed in his complaint that Justice Dunning and Justice Charleson are well acquainted and that Justice Dunning made it clear to the Potsdam town court and DEC what he would like for an outcome to this case. He alleged that court appearances repeatedly were postponed due to collusion between the justice and prosecutors. In 2009, Mr. Engels admitted violating DEC regulations and was sentenced to a conditional discharge. However, a subsequent DEC violation was issued and Mr. Engels returned to court for violating terms of the conditional discharge and was fined $1,278 in December 2009. In his lawsuit, he claimed the conviction and the fine were improper.
In his recommendation, Judge Baxter said the action should be dismissed against Justice Charleson and Justice Dunning because both have judicial immunity for actions relating to the exercise of their judicial functions, while the case against the two assistant district attorneys should be dismissed because they have prosecutorial immunity.
Judge Baxter said, citing a 1994 Supreme Court action, that Mr. Engels cannot seek damages if a decision in his favor then would invalidate his criminal conviction, unless the conviction had been reversed on appeal, expunged by executive order or declared invalid by a state court.
The judge also said that the revocation of Mr. Engelss conditional discharge and subsequent fine were not a violation of his due process rights.
Mr. Engels, who acted as his own attorney in the federal action, had sued the town of Parishville in state Supreme Court seeking $1 million in damages, claiming the town had discriminated against him and wrongfully closed down his business, but the case was dismissed in September 2011.
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By CLAUDETTE LANGLEYSun Advocate reporter
The $1.4 million flood relief project slated for Spring Glen moved a little closer to reality with adoption of the 2008 recreation/transportation special service district budget at the Dec. 3 meeting.
District board members approved the $7,138,900 budget that includes $500,000 for the widening of 2000 West in Spring Glen and the addition of curb, gutter and storm drains.
Residents reviewed the plans for the project at an open house Nov. 12 and expressed the desire to see it go forward.
In addition to flood relief, the funds for 2008 are also earmarked for new projects and completion and enhancement of existing projects, including several at the fairgrounds.
The district will provide $150,000 for the fish pond and $300,000 for additional projects at the county fairgrounds.
In addition, the county's recreational life may get a boost as the developers of a mini-golf course received $150,000 in funds earmarked for their use as they try to move ahead in fulfilling their vision.
The county's public safety system was given a leg up in the new budget as $450,000 was included for a new search and rescue building.
"We have been able to add extended functions to the use of the mineral lease funds," said district board member Bill Krompel about the line item for the search and rescue building. "We have added fire protection and animal control."
While a plethora of projects were benefactors of the new budget, the bulk of the special service district funds are dedicated to county road improvements and maintenance projects, according to Krompel.
Nearly $3.6 million is allocated for county road contracts.
Krompel recounted several projects that were completed under the 2007 budget, including:
Approximately two miles of armor coating in Nine Mile Canyon.
Chip and seal on Soldier Creek Road.
Miller Creek Road improvements.
Improvements on two miles of ingress and egress on the road leading to the CO2 plant across from the entrance to Utah State Road 123.
Slurry sealing in Westwood, which included curb, gutter and sidewalk from the hospital.
While the 2008 budget moved seamlessly forward at the special service district meeting, it was the adjustments to line items in 2007's that took up the bulk of the discussion.
To cover the total costs of the Nine Mile Canyon improvements $72,000 was added to that item.
The county's event center had costs overruns of more than $172,000 and $180,00 was culled from other items to ensure the completion of projects, including asphalt, landscaping and lighting.
Boardmember Neil Breinholt was interested in seeing that the lighting projects at the center were completed, including floor lighting and of course the parking lot lights.
Lighting became an urgent issue following the Southeastern Utah Energy Producers Association's Nov. 8 dinner reported the attendees were daunted by the darkness of the parking lot.
At the recent summit on the changing demographics of Utah's labor force, also presented at the center, two of the participants recounted a that someone they knew who went to the SUEPA gathering couldn't find his car because of the inky abyss in the lot.
Krompel affirmed that shining light on the asphalt was indeed a priority.
Though there were several projects that went into cost overruns, there were some items where the monies remained intact, $100,000 that had been allocated for the Price senior center is still sitting untouched.
According to County Commissioner Mike Milovich who attended the district meeting the historic building which houses the center has been deemed too expensive to remodel. He said that architects looking at the structure said that it would cost upwards of $5.5 million to bring it up to codes and make it usable, he pointed out a particular problem with the flooring.
"Whoever put in the floor poured slab over garbage and there are no joists beneath it," said Milovich. "With all the continued use the floor is failing."
The line item adjustments approved at the last district meeting required no outside review because the total of the $7,655,147 budget wasn't changed, according to Linda Ballard, district administrator.
However, if more funds are needed to balance the 2007 budget the public must be included in the decision, she said. The district boardmembers gave the nod to scheduling a public hearing on the budget for Dec. 27 at 9 a.m. in the conference room of the planning and zoning building, 65 South 100 East. For more information, residents may call Linda Ballard at 636-3263.


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with first responders and medics arriving at the scene. It took several minutes for emergency crews to force open the car door to free a man from his vehicle. Trooper Greer of the State Patrol said that the wreck occurred as Lewis Berman of Coco Beach Florida made a turn in front of the tractor trailer, causing the collision, injuring Berman and his passenger, Richard Castillo, also of Coco Beach. Trucker George Lackey of Hiddenite was not hurt in the collision, but both Berman and Castillo were taken to Cannon Memorial for treatment on non-life threatening injuries. Lewis Berman was cited for the improper turn.
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GOUVERNEUR John J. Crook, 31, of 291 W. Main St., was charged Sunday by state police with criminal obstruction of breathing or blood circulation and criminal mischief, both class A misdemeanors, and second-degree harassment, a violation.
Police said they received a call from a subject who said he wanted to hurt himself and wanted to talk to someone. Upon arriving at the scene of 148 W. Main St., police said, they found that Mr. Crook had broken a computer belong to his girlfriend, Madeline E. George, pushed her to the floor and choked her with one hand.
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BANGOR, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- Around 14,000 high school students will be graduating in Maine this year with many planning to attend college in the fall. The process of paying to further their education can be stressful, but Saturday in Bangor there was help.
The Financial Authority of Maine (FAME) held one of its Cash For College events at the United Technology Center in Bangor Saturday to offer assistance to families and high school seniors filling out their Free Application for Student Aid (FAFSA) form. According to College Access Counselor, Mila Tappan, the earlier people get their FAFSA done and submitted the better.
"We want students to get their FAFSAs filed as early as possible because then they will maximize the amount of Financial Aid that their potentially eligible for," said Tappan.
Around 75 people took advantage of the free event Saturday including Brewer High School Senior, Rachel Triplett. Triplett plans on studying nursing at Husson University in the fall and is hoping to get as much help paying for her tuition as possible.
"With FAME helping out during the process, it's kind of a complex process and they really helped by assisting us the whole time through," said Triplett.
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Elder Oshai Davis will return to the local area Jan. 24 after serving in the Norway-Oslo mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
He is the son of Yolanda Davis of St. George and Garth Davis of Rock Springs, Wyo.
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PRICE - Mildred "Millie" Vogrenic Babcock, age 93, passed away Feb. 29, 2004 in Price at the home of her dearest friends and caregivers. As a flower, she now blooms in heaven.
She was born Sept. 12, 1911 in Sunnyside to Peter and Frances Loncarich Vogrinec. She married Al Babcock Aug. 28, 1947 in Hiawatha.
She had a beautiful talent for crocheting, sewing and quilting. She also loved reading, camping and fishing. Mildred was an active member of the LDS Church.
She is survived by stepson, Fred Babcock. Preceded in death by husband; sisters, Mary and Frances; and brothers, John, Tony, Pete, Joe, Jake and Albert.
Funeral services will be Thursday, March 4, 11 a.m. at Fausett Mortuary in Price where friends may call one hour prior to services. Burial, Price City Cemetery.
PRICE - Duane H. Rasmussen, age 77, passed away Feb. 25, 2004 at his home in Price.
He was born Oct. 25, 1927 in Fillmore, to E. Harris and Juel Collister Rasmussen. Duane married Maxine Merritt in 1948, later divorced. He then married Monica Johnson, later divorced.
Duane served in the U.S. Navy during World War II aboard the USS Hornet. He was gifted in many ways, having worked as an accomplished carpenter and furniture maker. He and his family worked a gold mine for 20 years in the Cricket Mountains. His real loved was painting. His work is displayed throughout the country and in the Kennedy Memorial Museum.
He is survived by children, Rick and Vicki Rasmussen of Cleveland; Craig Rasmussen of Cleveland; Jon Rasmussen of California; Paula and Russ Mecham of LaVerkin; Susan Peterson and Ken of Scofield; Julie Rasmussen of California; Todd Rasmussen, also of California; Camille Gordon of Scottsdale, Ariz.; 31 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. Also survived by two brothers; Mark Rasmussen and Wayne Collister; and four sisters, Ella Naylor, Gloria Staheli, LaVon Nuttle and Hope Prestwich.
Funeral services will be Tuesday, March 2, 12 noon, at Fausett Mortuary in Price where friends may call one hour prior to services. Burial, Cleveland Cemetery.
PRICE - Justin Charles Bentley, age 34, passed away Feb. 26, 2004 while under the loving care of his family, after a courageous battle with cancer.
Born March 8, 1969 in Price to Charles "Chuck" Bentley and Rhonda Mae Cowan. Married Petrea Oman Aug. 28, 1993 in Price; they later divorced. Justin married Melany Guymon July 23, 2003 in Price and he treasured every minute that he shared with Melany and his new family.
Justin graduated from Carbon High School in 1987, the College of Eastern Utah in 1988 with his LPN and as an RN in 1990. He also graduated from the University of Utah in 1992 with a bachelors of science in nursing. Justin was a caring and loving caregiver who was a longtime employee of Castleview Hospital in Price. Justin loved golfing, hunting, biking, riding motorcycles and camping at Ferron Mountain. His greatest enjoyment was spending time with his son, Tannin.
He is survived by loving, wife, Melany Bentley; son and best buddy, Tannin Ryker Bentley; stepchildren, Madisyn and Donivyn, all of Price; father, Charles (Jenine) Bentley, Elmo; sister, Heather Marrelli; Justin's nephew and look-a-like; Kaylab Marrelli; stepfather, Lee Bogdin; all of Price; mother-in-law and father-in-law, LaMar (GayLa) Guymon of Huntington. Justin is also survived by many other loving relatives, friends and co-workers who all thought the world of him. He is preceded in death by mother, Rhonda Bogdin; grandparents, Ferrell and Maxine Bentley; and Konky and Mona Cowan.
"Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away."
Funeral service Tuesday, March 2, 12 noon, Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's one hour prior to service. Interment, Cliffview Cemetery. In memory of Justin, contributions may be made to the Justin Bentley Cancer Foundation, c/o Eastern Utah Community Credit Union, 675 E. 100 North, Price, Utah 84501.
EAST CARBON - Max Brady Marx, age 68, died Feb. 28, 2004 at his home in East Carbon.
Born May 21, 1935 in Mount Pleasant, to Theron and Jetta Brady Marx. Married Betty Stulce June 28, 1955 in Ely, Nev.
Resident of Promontory, prior to moving to East Carbon City in 1977. Max was a hard working man who enjoyed hunting and fishing with his family. He will be dearly missed by his family and a community of friends.
Survived by wife, Betty, East Carbon; four daughters, Lillie (Greg) Hetland, Monroe, Wash.; Sandra (Les) Shepherd, Springville; Martha (Eric) Markwick, Boise, Idaho; Maxine "Linda" (Chad) Broadhead, East Carbon; 11 grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren; and brother, Gerold Marx, Mount Pleasant.
Private services will be held at a later date under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home.
Our dear mother passed away peacefully Feb. 26, 2004.
Born June 24, 1929 to Henry and Tessie Alma Gertson. Tessie later married Walter K. Jensen.
She was a loving mother, grandmother and blessed with her special talents. She will be truly missed by her daughters, family, neighbors and friends.
She is survived by daughters, Kathy Wilson, Salt Lake City; Julie Jones, Boise, Idaho; Lauretta Wilson, Phoeniz, Ariz.; Annette Conley, Highland, Miss.; brother, Donald Jensen; sisters, Marion Guhlke and Evelyn Naillon. Preceded in death by husbands, Jesco Wilson and Merrill J. Tucker; father, Henry Gertson; adoptive father, Walter K. Jensen; brothers, Jim Gertson, Ken Jensen, Jack Jensen, Ralph Jensen, Charles Jensen; and baby sister, Ellen Marie Jensen.
Funeral services Tuesday, 1 p.m., Taylorsville 13th LDS Ward, 1495 West Tamarack Road (4567 South). A short viewing will be held before the service. A graveside service will be held Wednesday, March 3, 11 a.m., at Huntington Cemetery.
CARBONVILLE - Alan C. Lunelli, age 56, passed away suddenly Feb. 27, 2004 while doing what he loved best, working on his Harley.
Born May 7, 1947 in Price, to Tullio Louis and Ruby Wilson Lunelli. Married Trish Petersen June 28, 1969 in Reno, Nev. and together they welcomed their son Shane, into their lives. Shane was Alan's pride and joy, and best friend.
Alan was a longtime resident of Carbon County and a dedicated employee of Union Pacific for the past 27 years. Served in the U.S. Navy during Vietnam. He loved camping, hunting and most all having coffee with his buddies. Alan loved riding his Harley and his memory will ride on with all of us.
Survived by wife, Trish Lunelli, Carbonville; son, Shane (Christy) Lunelli, Price; sisters, Ann (Larry) Young, Sandy; Patricia (John) Perla, Hotchkiss, Colo.; stepfather, Frank Sporcich, Helper; brothers-in-law, Bob (Joy) Petersen, Taylor (Norma) Petersen, both of Hurricane; sister-in-law, Bonnie Miner, Bellevue, Wash.; and 10 loving grandchildren. Preceded in death by father, Tullio Lunelli; mother, Ruby Lunelli Sporcich; mother-in-law and father-in-law, Bud and Leah Petersen; and brother-in-law, Jim Miner.
Funeral service Wednesday, March 3, 1 p.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's Tuesday evening from 6 to 8 p.m. and Wednesday one hour prior to service. Interment, Mountain View Cemetery, Helper.
FERRON - "Gone home". Our beloved husband, father, grandpa and friend Clayton Nelson Berensen, 88, returned to Heavenly Father Feb. 26, 2004 in Ferron. He was born Feb. 10, 1916 in Ferron to James and Venice Nelson Berensen. He married Florene Zwahlen Jan. 28, 1937, and the marriage was later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple.
Clayton was a hard worker and worked as a coal miner, railroad car man, the state road department and excellent in carpenter work. In spite of a severe leg injury in 1970 in the coal mine, he continued to work the rest of his life. He enjoyed fishing, carpentry, baseball and geneology. He was a very spiritual man and loved his membership in the LDS Church where he served in many callings including the Bishopric. He also served three missions with his wife. His greatest joy in life was his family and especially his grandkids.
He is survived by wife, Florene of Ferron; children, Gary C. (Jean) Berenson of Price; Bruce N. Berensen of Ferron; Sandra (Roger) Killpack of Ferron; and Laurel (Randy) Magnuson of Castle Dale. Clayton is also survived by 12 grandchildren, 13 great-grandchildren and his brothers and sisters; Keith Berensen, Marjorie Smith, Everett (Louise) Berensen, Shirley Wood, Boyd (Norma) Berensen, Billie Jean (Albert) Schoenberger, Esta Lee (Joe) Mason, Carlyle (Pat) Berensen, Carolyn Black, Carol (Arlen) Beeton, Richard (Penny) Berensen; and sister-in-law, Lois Berensen. He was preceded in death by parents; two brothers, Jess and Brent; sister, Norma Larsen; and four brothers and sister-in-laws, Howard Smith, Lynn Larsen, Don Wood and Allan Black.
Funeral services will be held at the Ferron Blue Hills LDS Ward Chapel (Old Chapel) on Tuesday, March 2, 11 a.m., with a viewing an hour prior at the church. Interment, Ferron City Cemetery under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
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CANTON The St. Lawrence County Industrial Development Agency focused on the southeastern end of the county at a meeting Wednesday, eliminating a payment-in-lieu-of-tax agreement for Newton Falls Fine Paper and outlining conditions for a grant that could lead to removal of buildings at the former Jones & Laughlin Steel Co. site.
The IDA acquired title to the Newton Falls facility in 2007 so it could provide tax-exempt bond financing. The IDA approved a 10-year standard manufacturing facility PILOT for the paper mill when it issued tax-exempt bonds for the mills acquisition and restart. The bonds have since been paid.
The PILOT was based on a fixed assessment of $1.67 million on five parcels for the first five years. The second five years could have seen a 50 percent reduction of any increase in assessment.
After the mill closed, it went on the market, but its sale as an operating entity fell apart in March. Its owner, Scotia Investments, Halifax, Nova Scotia, has been scrapping the plant for its equipment and parts.
The IDA programs are obviously incentives for economic development, said Patrick J. Kelly, executive director of the IDA. Its no longer an active IDA project. Were dealing with a closure and dismantling. Its ongoing.
As the facility is not operational, the IDA terminated the PILOT and will transfer the entire facility back to Scotia. The plant will be fully on the tax roll as of the date of the transfer.
A spokesman for Scotia was not available for comment, but the company has not wasted any time in arguing its assessment should be lowered. It filed for a reduction earlier this year, Clifton Assessor Michael C. Ward said.
The plant property could be eligible for IDA incentives in the future if a reuse is found, Mr. Kelly said.
We can revisit the role of the IDA, he said.
Mr. Kelly also updated the board on a $175,000 project through the Regional Economic Development Council to assess removal of blighted buildings at J&L.
The money would be used to come up with engineering cost estimates for removal of a number of eyesore buildings in the town of Clifton that are part of the contaminated industrial site.
Empire State Development is making half of the award available.
The IDA was unable to leverage state Department of Environmental Conservation funds that had already been used for the matching part of the award.
We now know we cant structure the funding that way, Mr. Kelly said. Now were out looking for other matching funds.
To fill the gap and perhaps provide some extra for actual demolition, the IDA will apply through the Northern Border Regional Commission.
Were moving, said IDA member Mark C. Hall, supervisor of the town of Fine. Were all very happy with that.
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The report, released on Aug. 5, indicates a serious tipping point for the agency with half of the Forest Service Budget usurped by wildfire costs.
Wildflowers are enticing treasures for wilderness lovers each year. They come in countless varieties and yet can be so fleeting. They sprinkle wild landscapes with color and send subtle fragrances into the nearby air.
Representative Jared Polis (D-CO) introduced legislation May 20 to protect Colorado's Central Mountains, a breathtaking area in the Rocky Mountains of Summit County and eastern Eagle County.
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Wildfires are growing larger and more destructive than ever before due to climate change, drought, a lack of funding for prevention programs and other factors.
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Lawmakers are bowing to special interest groups, attempting to forward the sale or transfer of public lands including wilderness areas, wildlife refuges and national forests to state and local governments.
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Friday, September 05, 2008The Lipscomb Bisons finished fourth and the Lady Bisons were eighth in the Belmont-Vanderbilt Cross Country Opener on a rainy Friday night at Percy Warner Park.
Ryan Chastain finished fourth for the Bisons in a field of 88 runners covering the 5-kilometer course in a time of 15:28.69.
Also finishing in the top 25 for the Bisons were Nathan Brame in 14th place with a time of 15:55.54; Benton Reed in 19th with a time of 16:03.40 and Ben Fennell in 25th with a time of 16:10.39.
The men's division was won by Belmont followed by Middle Tennessee State in second and Vanderbilt in third.
In the women's competition the Lady Bisons competed without Carolyn Latham who missed the race due to sickness.
The top finisher for the Lady Bisons was Ashley Lehman. She ran the 4-kilometer course in a time of 15:28.91 finishing 25th in a field of 103 runners.
Vanderbilt's team was first in the women's race followed by Tennessee in second.
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Traditionally, attorneys are thought to be among the highest paid professionals throughout the world. But a closer examination of the hard numbers shows definite discrepancies among legal professionals from country to country. When you factor in cost of living and compare average pay, it's clear that practicing law is a much more desirable profession in some regions than others.
We looked at attorney salaries across the world, from Germany and India to South Africa and Mexico, to see just where attorneys are best compensated for their work. Not surprisingly, China, with its exciting legal market and fast-moving trends, comes in ahead of the pack with the highest salaries and relatively low cost of living.
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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers cheerleaders challenged their fears inside the Dark Side of the Gardens at Howl-O-Scream. The cheerleaders toured the new houses Blood Asylum and Circus of Superstition 3-D.
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Howl-O-Scream runs Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights, now through Oct. 27 at Busch Gardens. Operating hours are 7:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. on Thursday nights and 7:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. Friday and Saturday nights.
General admission to Howl-O-Scream is $79.99 plus tax. Reduced advance-purchase rates and special offers are available for Busch Gardens pass members at TheDarkSideOfTheGardens.com.
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Following a recent in-flight incident on Air Canada, two Research In Motion executives were not arrested by the authorities by were also dismissed form Rim for egregiously poor behavior. According to The Record, the liquid courage had been liberally imbibed by the executive pair, George Campbell and Paul Alexander. One wonders while in their inebriated state... if they observed regulations and kept their Blackberry cell phones and Playbook tablet off during takeoff and landing procedures.
Their unruly actions were so out of control they had to be restrained - handcuffed to the seats while pilots took an inconvenient detour to Vancouver to remove them from the flight. Not great press in the wake of RIM BBX flaws coming to light and their potential effects on their corporate and government consumer base. We remain thankful that these executives did not have any direct influence on designing blackberry accessories.
With costs of this unscheduled landing being considerable, these enfants terribles are required to pay combined total fines of $71,757 in restitution. This amount seems quite reasonable considering the 18 hour delay and related inconveniences they caused for their fellow passengers en route to Beijing No doubt that high-ranking RIM executives are now thinking that these funds would been better spent on developing more innovative protective solutions and premium electronic accessories for BlackBerry mobile devices.
As one of the arresting officers, Corporal Sherrdean Turley remarked, the executive duo was "far too intoxicated and were just being unruly. The flight crew was asking them to smarten up, but they weren't listening to anything they were being told."
In a statement released by RIM Monday, the two men are no longer employed by the technology company. "RIM does not condone behavior that conflicts with applicable laws and employees are expected to act, at all times, with integrity and respect."
In addition to losing their positions at RIM, the mile-high offenders are banned from flying Air Canada for an unspecified probation period. Their long flight to China would have been better spent strategizing on improving Blackberry cell phones and PlayBook tablets fixes in light of the following the recent jailbreak incidents.
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