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In this Saturday, Nov. 23, 1963 file photo, the flag-draped casket of President John F. Kennedy lies in state in the East Room of the White House in Washington. "Jackie Kennedy sent word that she wanted the East Room, where the president would lie in state, to look as it did when Lincoln's body lay there," remembers Richard Goodwin, a speechwriter and adviser to the administration. He and others went to work. Someone was sent to the Library of Congress for a sketch and a newspaper description from Lincoln's time; artists and upholsterers were called in, and black crepe was carefully hung. "In the midst of all these activities we would alternately break down in tears," Goodwin says. (AP Photo)
In this Friday, Nov. 22, 1963 file photo, Jacqueline Kennedy, with bloodstains on her clothes, holds hands with her brother-in-law, Attorney General Robert Kennedy, as the coffin carrying the body of President John F. Kennedy is placed in an ambulance after arriving at Andrews Air Force Base, Md. near Washington. President Kennedy was assassinated earlier that afternoon in Dallas. (AP Photo)
In this Friday, Nov. 22, 1963 photo from the White House via the John Fitzgerald Kennedy Library in Boston, Lyndon B. Johnson is sworn in as president as Jacqueline Kennedy stands at his side in the cabin of the presidential plane on the ground at Love Field in Dallas. Judge Sarah T. Hughes, a Kennedy appointee to the Federal court, left, administers the oath. In background, from left are, Associate Press Secretary Malcolm Kilduff, holding microphone; Jack Valenti, administrative assistant to Johnson; Rep. Albert Thomas, D-Texas.; Lady Bird Johnson; and Rep. Jack Brooks, D-Texas. (AP Photo/White House, Cecil Stoughton, via the John Fitzgerald Kennedy Library, Boston)
In this Oct. 15, 2013 photo, Marie Tippit, left, widow of slain Dallas Police officer J.D. Tippit, hugs her son Curtis Tippit after an interview about her husband in Dallas. Curtis is the youngest son of Tippit, who was killed by Lee Harvey Oswald on the day President John F. Kennedy was assassinated. Marie speaks of the blessing of her husband's brief return home for lunch that day and of their years together. She is a great-grandmother now, but as a young widow treasured a letter she received from another, Jacqueline Kennedy. "She said that she had lit a flame for Jack and she was going to consider that it would burn for my husband, too, that it would burn forever." (AP Photo/LM Otero)
In this Monday, Nov. 25, 1963 file photo, Marie Tippit, widow of police officer J.D. Tippit who was slain during the search for President John F. Kennedy's assassin, is led weeping from Beckley Hills Baptist Church in Dallas after funeral services for her husband. The services began about the time those for Kennedy were ending in Washington. (AP Photo)
In this Friday, Nov. 22, 1963 file photo, women burst into tears outside Parkland Hospital upon hearing that President John F. Kennedy died from a shooting while riding in a motorcade in Dallas. (AP Photo/File)
This Nov. 22, 1963 file photo shows the movie theater where Lee Harvey Oswald was arrested after U.S. President John F. Kennedy was shot and killed in Dallas. The Warren Commission said Oswald left the book depository moments after shots were fired from the sixth floor, returned by bus and cab to his rooming house, then ventured out again _ soon encountering a Dallas police officer who stopped him based on descriptions of the assassination suspect. According to the commission, Oswald fatally shot Patrolman J.D. Tippit with a handgun, then fled into the nearby movie theater. (AP Photo)
In this Friday, Nov. 22, 1963 file photo, ahe U.S. flag flies at half-staff in front of Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas where President John F. Kennedy died after being shot. When the end came, eyes turned to Jacqueline Kennedy at her husband's side. Dr. Robert McClelland recalls a kiss. Dr. Kenneth Salyer, who had done external cardiac massage, says, "She sort of laid on his chest ... in a sort of compassionate motion." (AP Photo/RAJ)
In this Oct. 3, 2013 photo, Dr. Ronald C. Jones speaks during an interview in his office at Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas. Jones was the 31-year-old chief resident at Parkland Memorial Hospital on Friday, Nov. 22, 1963 and one of the doctors who worked to save President John F. Kennedy's life after being shot by Lee Harvey Oswald. Through the open door of the trauma room, Jones saw a stoic Jackie Kennedy, moving from a folding chair placed for her outside the room to standing quietly inside as doctors assessed her husband. "His eyes were open, they were not moving," says Jones. (AP Photo/Benny Snyder)
This Thursday, Oct. 31, 2013 photo of an Associated Press teletype news bulletin from Friday, Nov. 22, 1963 shows news that President Kennedy had died after being shot in Dallas. The message reads, "TWO PRIESTS STEPPED OUT OF PARKLAND HOSPITAL'S EMERGENCY WARD TODAY AND SAID PRESIDENT KENNEDY DIED OF HIS BULLET WOUNDS." The document is located in the AP Corporate Archives in New York. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan)
In this Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2013 photo, Dr. Robert McClelland holds the blood stained shirt he was wearing Friday, Nov. 22, 1963 when he treated President John F. Kennedy in the emergency room of the Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas. McClelland stood at the head of Kennedy's gurney to hold the retractor in the incision doctors were making to explore the president's wound. "As soon as I got into that position," McClelland recalled recently, "I was shocked ... I said to Dr. [Malcolm] Perry, 'My God, have you seen the back of his head?' I said, 'It's gone.'" (AP Photo/LM Otero)
This Thursday, Oct. 31, 2013 photo of an Associated Press teletype news bulletin from Friday, Nov. 22, 1963 shows news that President Kennedy had been shot in Dallas. The document is in the AP Corporate Archives in New York. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan)
This Thursday, Oct. 31, 2013 photo of an Associated Press teletype news bulletin from Friday, Nov. 22, 1963 shows early news that President Kennedy had been shot in Dallas. The document kept is in the AP Corporate Archives in New York. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan)
In this Oct. 21, 2013 photo, Dr. Michael Ellsasser, formerly of the Dallas Parkland Memorial Hospital, holds one of Jacqueline Kennedy's roses, which he encased in Lucite in Lubbock, Texas. In the empty trauma room after President John F. Kennedy died, two young residents noticed the first lady's roses, discarded and bloodstained. Each picked up one, and would preserve the flowers. "You can't really tell what it is," says Ellsasser, "but I still have it anyhow." (AP Photo/Betsy Blaney)
In this Dec. 3, 1963 file photo, James W. "Ike" Altgens, Associated Press Wirephoto operator-photographer, holds prints of the photographs he made of the Nov. 22, 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy in Dallas. He recorded the Dealey Plaza chaos - including images of Kennedy grasping his throat and of Secret Service agent Clint Hill reaching for the first lady across the limo's trunk. (AP Photo/Dave Taylor)
In this Friday, Nov. 22, 1963 file photo, President John F. Kennedy slumps down in the back seat of the Presidential limousine as it speeds along Elm Street toward the Stemmons Freeway overpass in Dallas after being fatally shot. First lady Jacqueline Kennedy leans over the president as Secret Service agent Clint Hill pushes her back to her seat. "She's going to go flying off the back of the car," Hill thought as he tried to secure the first lady. (AP Photo/James W. "Ike" Altgens)
In this Friday, Nov. 22, 1963 file photo, seen through the foreground convertible's windshield, President John F. Kennedy's hand reaches toward his head within seconds of being fatally shot as first lady Jacqueline Kennedy holds his forearm as the motorcade proceeds along Elm Street past the Texas School Book Depository in Dallas. Gov. John Connally was also shot. (AP Photo/James W. "Ike" Altgens)
This Thursday, Oct. 31, 2013 photo of an Associated Press teletype news bulletin from Friday, Nov. 22, 1963 shows early news that President Kennedy had been shot in Dallas, in the AP Corporate Archives in New York. The document is timed at 12:40 p.m. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan)
In this Feb. 14, 1969 file photo, Buell Wesley Frazier of Irving, Texas, a co-worker of Lee Harvey Oswald at the Texas School Book Depository in Dallas, leaves court after testifying in the Clay Shaw trial in New Orleans. Frazier testified that he gave Oswald a ride to work on the day of the assassination of U.S. President John F. Kennedy. Much was unusual about that morning. Normally, Oswald would wait to be picked up; normally, he would have carried a sack lunch. Unlike most Fridays, he told Frazier he would not need a ride home that night. And then there was the long, paper-wrapped package in the backseat. When Frazier asked, Oswald said it contained curtain rods. (AP Photo)
In this Friday, Sept. 13, 2013 file photo, Ruth Hyde Paine, who offered up her home and lent other aid to the Lee Harvey Oswald family prior to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in 1963, speaks to the Sonoma Valley Historical Society in Sonoma, Calif. In her first public remarks in recent years, Paine reflected on the events a half century ago and told how she helped Oswald land a job at the Texas School Book Depository from where the fatal bullets were fired. In the foreground is a photograph of her with the Oswald family taken the day after the assassination. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg)
In this Nov. 22, 1963 file photo, President John F. Kennedy, center on foreground platform, addresses a rain-soaked crowd in Fort Worth, Texas. In an interview, Secret Service agent Clint Hill recalled, "I heard the noise outside" of a large, friendly crowd gathering, despite the drizzle, for a speech _ Kennedy's first event of a packed day. (AP Photo/Ferd Kaufman)
In this Dec. 5, 1963 file photo, Ruth Hyde Paine stands outside her home Irving, Texas. At the house on the morning of Friday, Nov. 22, 1963, Lee Harvey Oswald made coffee, dressed for work, then paused before leaving his wife, Marina, and two young daughters. He drew most of the cash from his pocket, removed his wedding ring and left both behind. Gathering up a parcel he'd retrieved from the garage, he departed. "Lee left a coffee cup in the sink," recalls Paine, whose house Marina and the girls were staying in. Oswald had come the previous evening to try - unsuccessfully - to reconcile with his estranged wife. (AP Photo)
In this Friday morning, Nov. 22, 1963 file photo, President John F. Kennedy, center, and Vice President Lyndon Johnson, center right, walk through downtown Fort Worth, Texas. Later in the morning, they headed to Dallas for a motorcade to a planned luncheon speech. It was part of a trip to help mend a rift among Texas Democrats and try to secure the state for Kennedy in the 1964 election. (AP Photo/Houston Chronicle)
President John F. and Mrs. Kennedy arrive at Dallas Love Field on Nov. 22, 1963.


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Kensuke Tanaka of the San Francisco Giants is seen prior to the game... Fotografia de notíciasBasebol,Chicago White Sox,De Corpo Inteiro,Desporto,EUA,Estádio,Horizontal,Kensuke Tanaka,Liga Norte-Americana,Liga Principal de Basebol,National League,Partida - Desporto,San Francisco Giants,Scottsdale,Scottsdale StadiumPhotographer Rich PillingCollection: Getty Images Sport 2013 Getty ImagesSCOTTSDALE, AZ - FEBRUARY 25: Kensuke Tanaka #88 of the San Francisco Giants is seen prior to the game against the Chicago White Sox on Monday, February 25, 2013 at Scottsdale Stadium in Scottsdale, Arizona. The Giants and White Sox played to a 9-9 tie. (Photo by Rich Pilling/Getty Images)


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ORLEANS-There was a good old-fashioned donnybrook at Lake Region Thursday afternoon, as Danville and LR squared off in high school softball action.
By the time everyone in attendance finally exhaled, the host Rangers had escaped with an exciting 9-8 victory.
Danville starter Kaylynn Zangla took the loss, striking out four without allowing a walk. Hannah Leroux went the distance for LR, allowing 6 hits, striking out 5 and walking 6.
LR moves to 4-2 with the win, and hosts undefeated and defending D2 champion Fairfax Tuesday. Danville evens their record at 4-4.
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By LYNNDA JOHNSONSun Advocate editor
The Carbon County Attorney's Office has charged former drug court tracker Melanie Madill with six separate third degree felony level offenses.
Filed in the 7th District Court on Feb. 2, the formal criminal complaint accuses the 41-year-old Price resident of committing all six third degree felony unlawful custodial sexual relations and tampering with evidence counts from November 2008 through January 2009.
As outlined in the formal criminal case, count one contends that the defendant, while employed as a county correctional or law enforcement officer, purportedly engaged in unlawful sexual intercourse with an individual in official custody.
The formal complaint identifies the drug court participant in question as a probationer or a person under correctional supervision.
Counts two though six contend that Madill knowingly or intentionally altered, concealed or removed evidence collected as a drug court tracker with the purpose of impeding investigations into the suspected unlawful activities of program participants.
Discussing the pending criminal complaint on Jan. 30, Carbon County Attorney Gene Strate indicated that Madill initially came under administrative and law enforcement scrutiny as a result of information provided by several confidential sources regarding the tracker's alleged criminal activities involving people participating in the local drug court program.
Defendants charged with felony drug-related crimes apply to participate in the program after appearing before the district court to answer the charges.
The tracker monitors the participants in the program, who must voluntarily submit to random drug testing as part of the program.
The confidential informants claimed that Madill reportedly altered, falsified or delayed the mandatory drug screenings for individuals participating into the county's felony drug court program.
"It appears Madill may have been actively subverting drug tests," pointed out Strate, addressing the confidential informants' allegations.
Prior to accepting the drug court tracker position, Madill worked as a correctional officer at the county jail. In order to qualify to occupy jailer positions with the sheriff's department, candidates must obtain Police Officers Standards and Training certification.
In the process of evaluating the validity of the leads from the confidential informants, the state prosecutor and the sheriff's office decided to implement a policy to handle the administrative and criminal aspects of the matter independently, explained Strate.
Carbon County Sheriff James Cordova scheduled an administrative review hearing with Madill earlier last week and, following the discussion into the allegations, Madill resigned the drug court tracker position.
After completing the administrative review stage of the process, the sheriff's department transferred the case to the county attorney's office and local law enforcement authorities initiated an intensive criminal investigation into the allegations, continued Strate.
The cooperative law enforcement effort included representatives from the sheriff's office and the county attorney's criminal investigator, Detective Will Draughon.
The detective conducted interviews with several confidential informants as well as Madill before arresting and booking the former drug court tracker into the Emery County Jail on Jan. 27 on three third degree felony level counts, one custodial sexual relations charge and two tampering with evidence offenses, indicated Strate. The jail released the defendant from custody later last Tuesday after Madill posted a $15,000 bond in connection with the three initial charges.
Additional information surfaced during the ongoing investigation into the matter and the county attorney's office subsequently expanded the formal criminal complaint to include five tampering with evidence counts along with the custodial sexual relations charge, concluded Strate.


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By KEVIN SCANNELLSun Advocate sports reporter
The Carbon High girls basketball team is heading upstate to Ogden for the 3A State quarterfinals after posting a nail-biting 35-33 victory over Stansbury High at the CHS Gymnasium on Saturday night.
In a tight back and forth battle between the two teams, it was Shelby Cornforth's hook shot in the paint that bounced around the rim before falling in with five seconds remaining to give the Lady Dinos a win in the first round of the 3A State Tournament.
After trailing at the half by one, the Lady Dinos went on an 8-0 run to take a 25-18 lead, their largest of the game. Stansbury battled back through to the end, tying the game at 33-33 on two free throws by Kallie Stewart with 2:25 left in the game.
Both teams were unable to take advantage of scoring opportunities as they combined to go scoreless over the next 2:20 before Cornforth hit the game winning shot.
Giovanna Chiara led a balanced scoring attack for the Lady Dinos with a team-high 10 points. Cornforth added eight points, Shailee Croasmun had seven, Katie Basinger finished with six and Jordan Scoggins chipped in four points.
The Lady Dinos (16-6, 8-2 Region 12) will take on Dixie High (15-7, 7-3 Region 9) on Thursday at 5:50 p.m. at Weber State University. Dixie upset #1 seed Juan Diego 51-39 earlier on Saturday.
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The shore bird known as the "red knot," makes an 18,000 mile round-trip each year. It goes from winter grounds near the southern tip of South America to breeding grounds north of the Arctic circle. It's believed most red knots only live long enough to make the trip about a handful of times. But one bird, banded back in 1995, has been spotted almost continuously since and has just re-appeared on the shores of Deleware Bay. Maine-based author Phil Hoose wrote about the bird, known by his band number: B-95 in a book entitled "Moonbird."
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) _ B-95 was first spotted late last week on the Deleware side of the bay according to Hoose.
"B-95 delighted us all by flying over to the Jersey side where he was spotted the next morning at Cook's beach. And he was spotted again last night at another beach 0, Fortescue Beach where I am right now."
Hoose said the population of red knots and other shore birds have been in steep decline due to human intrusion into their habitats. But, he said, with B-95 serving as a "poster boy" for habitat preservation and improvement, some steps have been taken to make sure red knots and other shore birds have safe places to rest, feed, and breed.
His friends were worried. They hadn't seen him all winter and, knowing his advanced age, feared the worst. But those who know the story of the red knot bird banded B-95, are cheering his re-appearance on the shores of the Delaware Bay. You see, the 95 stands for 1995, the year the bird was first banded. He's flown a long way since them. How long?
Maine author Phil Hoose, who's written about red knot B-95, picked for the title of his book, the bird's nickname, Moonbird.
"Their migration flights, which are huge, you know, 9,000 miles from the bottom of South America to their breeding grounds in the Arctic, and 9,000 miles back each year," said Hoose.
Which means B-95 has now traveled over 320,000 miles. The average distance to the moon is 240,000. Hoose said those who've seen him in the last few days think B-95 looks to be in good health.
"B-95" isn't much of a name, but he's getting quite a reputation. B-95 is a shore bird known as a "red knot." over the course of a year he migrates some 18-thousand miles on a round trip from wintering grounds near the tip of South America, to summer breeding grounds in the Canadian Arctic.
Hoose wrote about B-95 after learning the bird was first banded in 1995, meaning he's now flown a distance greater that from the Earth to the Moon.
"He's become this folk hero. There's a statue built to him in Mysterian Harbor, Delaware and another statue being erected at the bottom of his migratory range in Tierra del Fuego, which will be unveiled next December."
Hoose said B-95 has also helped focus attention on the degradation of bird feeding and breeding grounds and how that has shrunk the population of red knots and other shore birds. Hoose said, in recent years, efforts have begun to conserve and improve shore bird habitats.


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Christianity is offensive and confrontational and its intentionally suppose to be this way. If I recall correctly, I believe that my dad once delivered a sermon which he said something to the effect of "If the gospel doesn't make you feel uncomfortable, then you don't really belong in Church". He's right! That's because the gospel is confrontational and should make people feel uncomfortable. One's "comfort zone" is born out of compromise with the world. In my dad's opinion, if you are not running into the devil, it's because you're running in the same direction as him! It's the take-no-hostages, in-your-face, confrontational style of Christians like Engwer that is truly Christian.
Coming to this realization has made me aware of some really disturbing truths. First of all, I cannot be diplomatic with Christianity. How can you be diplomatic with something that's designed to offend and confront you, and, if you allow it to, bully you into confessing it's true and converting you? I learned this the hard way. There's no diplomacy. It's destroy or be destroyed. Secondly, this realization has made me painfully aware of an inconsistency that I have been evading for some time now that I can evade no longer because I am tired of being a whimp about it. Christians live by a double-standard. Christians think it's wonderful for a Christian to convert an atheist to being a Christian but think it's horrible for an atheist to convert a Christian to being an atheist. If Christians are allowed to convert non-Christians, then shouldn't non-Christians be allowed to convert Christians?
Third, many many Christians seem to think that they can be as rude, self-righteous, as spiteful as they want to disbelievers such as atheists, yet atheists have to go out of their way to be as polite, friendly, and kind to Christians, to the point of almost tip-toeing around egg-shells or else Christians scream "Persecution!" Atheists have to be as sweet as pie to Christians but many Christians think they can treat atheists as dirt poor as they like. Fourth, many Christians have no qualms whatsoever about imposing their beliefs on others through personal evangelism, filling the airwaves and television channels with their creeds, yet seem utterly indignant when atheists might do the same. Many Christians have no care in the world that what they say may offend or insult others.
Why is this the case? I fear that it all boils down to what I call an "argument over veracity". If you ask a Christian why Christians can evangelize but atheists shouldn't, many Christians will respond, "That's because our beliefs are true!" If you ask them why they can be as mean to atheists as they like, many will respond "Well atheists are God-haters and so they're going to Hell anyways, so what does it matter? I am still right and they're still wrong so it doesn't matter how I treat them. At least I am right and that's all that matters!" The reason for this, many Christians argue, is because what they believe is true and us damn atheists are just going to have to learn to accept it and get saved!
I say "No!" I refuse to treat Christians with respect while they walk all over me! I refuse to stand by and watch them try and convert while I am suppose to shut up and do nothing. I refuse to let them offend me and just take whatever abuse they dish out while I am nothing but kind to them! I believe that I was a big fool in trying a peaceful and diplomatic approach! If Christians like Engwer can be confrontational, then so can I! If truth and facts are to prevail, then I need to be confrontational! If Jason is looking for a fight, I am pleased to give him one! If he wants to be confrontational...perfect! I plan to give the poor sod a run for his money! If he wants to fight bare-handed, my gloves are coming off then, too!
It's my belief that Christianity is best debunked in a confrontational style! We cannot be nice guys to such a nasty and offensive belief-system. No. To fight it, we have to be informed, and we have to be confident! We have to go on the offense! To this end, I have decided to go evangelical with my atheism and I have decided to actively convert people to skeptical freethought! The buck doesn't stop here though. I plan to actively fight folks like Sarfati, Holding, and Engwer to the very end. I just thank Jason Engwer for opening my eyes up and seeing him for what he really is! I thank Jason; I hope he's itching for a war because he has one if he wants one! I have decided to become a militant skeptic and an evangelical atheist- and I credit this decision to Jason Engwer!
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Breanna Vatter netted a game-high15 points while grabbing four rebounds and pulling off two steals as the Lady Larries pushed their lead to 30-6 by halftime. Sam Richards added 13 points toward the winning effort. Lindsey Thayer added 10 points and seven boards. Noelle Rufa fashioned six points, six steals and four rebounds. Caitlin Grow worked the paint for nine rebounds, five assists, four points and one block. Jenna Kesner chipped in three points while Chelsea Savage (6 rebounds, 5 steals) and Morgan Villnave closed out the SLC scoring with two points each.
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Friday, May 07, 2010The Lipscomb Bisons rallied for four runs the sixth inning to tie North Florida, but fell short 5-4 Friday night in the first game of a three-game Atlantic Sun Conference series in Jacksonville, Fla.
Senior right-hander Josh Smith gave up all five runs on nine hits. He walked four and struck out 10. It was the sixth time in the last seven games that Smith has recorded double figures in strikeouts in a game dating back to March 26. He has 110 strikeouts this season, a new career high eclipsing his 101 last season.
Smith fell to 8-3 with the loss.
The Bisons continue the series Saturday at noon with a doubleheader at Dusty Rhodes Field at Harmon Stadium. Sophomore right-hander Davey Hackett, 3-5, 6.18 earned run average, will start game one. Junior right-hander Mike Grace, 1-2, 7.20 ERA, is projected as the starter in game three. It will be his second start of the season.
Shortstop T.J. Hoelzer led the Bisons with two hits. He helped spark the four-run sixth inning with a two-RBI double to right center. Designated hitter Cory hale drove in the first run of the sixth with a double to left center.
Hale leads the Bisons with 12 doubles and 48 RBI.
North Florida's Ospreys used three pitchers. Robbie Collier, who pitched 2.1 scoreless innings and gave up one hit, earned the win. Starter George Lott threw 5.1 innings and allowed four runs, three of them earned. He also gave up five hits. Casey Medlen closed out the game with a scoreless inning to earn his fourth save of the season.
North Florida batters connected for nine hits, all off of Smith. Right-hander Josh Cotham closed out the game of the Bisons. He did not give up a hit or a run.
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Rival Exec: Sandy is not going to give Reyes $100M
This past weekend, MLB Trade Rumors listed the Brewers, Giants, Reds, Twins and Cardinals as teams that could be looking to acquire a shortstop this summer, and who could have interest in Jose Reyes.
The buzz in baseball this spring has been that Reyes will likely start out seeking a seven-year, $120 million deal, though he's more likely to be offered a five-year deal around $15 million per season. The question I keep trying to answer is: money aside, does Reyes fit in to the type of team Sandy Alderson intends to build beyond this season? I don't know yet.
In either case, "Sandy is not going to pay $100 million for a guy who might break down," a rival team official told Ken Rosenthal of FOXSports.com.
In early March, Joel Sherman of the New York Post predicted Reyes will get traded in July to the Reds for 25-year-old RHP Homer Bailey and SS prospect Zack Cozart. Again, note this was a prediction, not necessarily a rumor or a report.
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Respiratory infections, such as head or chest colds, are common ailments, and viruses are often the cause. Symptoms include a runny nose, a sore throat, and maybe a cough. Although they can make anyone feel miserable, do these infections affect people with asthma more severely? Interestingly, researchers have found scientific evidence to support two contradictory effects of respiratory viruses on asthma:
The authors of a study published in 2002 analyzed respiratory symptoms in couples among whom one partner had allergic asthma (which is influenced by family history) and the other did not. The researchers found no difference between the partners in frequency, severity, and duration of upper respiratory symptoms (in the head and throat). In those with allergic asthma, however, they found twice the frequency, increased severity, and longer duration of lower respiratory symptoms (in the lungs and airways). Studies such as these support the notion that viral respiratory infections (such as colds and bronchitis) are probably the most common cause of worsening asthma symptoms, accounting for at least 30% to 40% of asthma flareups in adults.
In contrast, a study of children and their siblings who had had nonrespiratory viral infections (such as measles, mumps, or chickenpox) during the first year of life showed a small protective effect against asthma development. But when respiratory infections were singled out for analysis, scientists noticed an increase in asthma risk.
In another study, children at age 3 who had occasional upper respiratory infections showed a lower risk of asthma by age 7. But it was found that children who had lower respiratory infections were at significantly increased risk for asthma.
This study suggests that the effect of respiratory viruses on asthma development depends on numerous factors—for example, whether a virus affects the upper or lower respiratory tract, the frequency and severity of viral infections, a person's age when exposed to viruses, and family history of asthma.
In light of the medical research, viral respiratory infections clearly have the ability to worsen asthma symptoms in people who already have the disease. But claiming that they offer some protection against developing asthma is probably a conclusion that needs further research.
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Two people were killed in a motorcycle accident this morning in Wellington. Also reportedly involved was a truck and possibly a train.
Two people were killed in a motorcycle accident this morning in Wellington. Also reportedly involved was a truck and possibly a train.
Two Price residents died when the bullet bike they were riding went off the road at the first curve in Wellington and landed near the railroad tracks on Friday morning.
Initially the bike was spotted at 2 a.m. in Price near 100 N. going at a high rate of speed on city streets. Price police pursued but when the speeds reached near 100 miles per hour they discontinued their pursuit and the bike disappeared.
A short time later it reappeared near the parking lot of Smith's doing the same thing and the authorities pursued the biker again, but again because of safety concerns they discontinued the chase as the bike headed east on U.S. 6 toward Wellington.
Reportedly Carbon County Sheriff's Deputies pursued at that point but when the speed of the bike got to 125 miles per hour, they also discontinued the pursuit. The biker reached a known top speed of 134 miles per hour, according to Guy Adams, captain with Carbon County Sheriff's Department. However, at one point, the biker reached a speed so fast radar was unable to determine how fast they were going, Adams said.
As county authorities patrolled Wellington to see if they could find the bike and its riders, dispatch got a call at 3:20 a.m. from a conductor on a Union Pacific freight train that reported that they thought they had just run over a body on the tracks.
Upon investigation two bodies were found near 400 West in Wellington. One had landed near the tracks; the other, a passenger, was apparently thrown from the bike and hit a utility pole. The victim who landed near the tracks was not run over by a train, according to Adams.
The motorcycle itself was laying off the side of the grade with its light still on. Adams said the bullet bike was "almost disintegrated" when authorities arrived on the scene.
Names of the victims have not been released.
Utah Highway Patrol and Union Pacific were still investigating the accident earlier this morning.
Adams said authorities will usually stop a chase when the safety of the deputies in pursuit and traffic in the area are in danger.
This is a developing story. The Sun Advocate will post more details when they are made available.
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If most [people] think back to their own school experiences, how much of the information you were expected to learn do you know today?" added Conner, an unschooling parent. "We cannot know beyond the shadow of a doubt precisely what our children will need when they are 10, 20, 30 or 80. We do all want what is 'best' for our children and we want our children, now and when grown, to be poised to accomplish whatever they may decide is important. This is where unschoolers excel."
While unschooling parents say the method is growing in popularity, some education experts question its effectiveness.
Joyce L. Epstein, director of the National Network of Partnership Schools at the Johns Hopkins University, had never heard of it. She knew of no research on the topic, "and research would be needed in order to justify it."
Teri Flemal, director of Quality Education by Design, a New York-based program that helps parents hire personal teachers and build home curriculum, said she believes unschooling has its place. But she says it's most useful for a child in a crisis transitioning from traditional schooling to home schooling, not as a regular teaching method.
"I'm reading e-mail from unschooling parents who think having their kids remodel their house with them is 'school.' I'm sorry, but it's not," Flemal said. "Painting, hammering, measuring – hey, that was great in primary school. I love that stuff.
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Utah ranks 39th in the nation in annual per capita energy consumption at 302.1 million British thermal units.
Environmental effects associated with energy consumption can be determined by carbon footprints. Footprints measure the impact human activities have on the environment in terms of greenhouse gases, calculated in units of carbon dioxide. Despite the state's lower consumption rate, Utah ranks 14th highest in the nation in per capita carbon footprint.
The discrepancy may be attributable to the types of energy the state consumes, noted Utah Foundation researchers. For example, coal-fired plants generate roughly 90 percent of Utah's electricity, compared with a national average of 49 percent.
Utah generates a significant amount of electricity from locally produced coal, providing the power market with distinct supply advantages and enabling residents to enjoy low prices. Utah's residential consumers pay 24 percent less for electrical power than the national average.
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The average state consumes 258.8 trillion BTU's. In 2006, Utah reported 886,169 residential, 108,003 commercial and 9,164 industrial electrical power customers.
The majority of Utah's coal is found in the Wasatch Plateau, Book Cliffs and Emery fields. Two of Utah's 10 mining operations are considered major U.S. coal producers - Dugout in Carbon County and Sufco in Sevier.
Utah ranks 12th in the nation for coal production and produced 26 million short tons of coal in 2006, which represented about 2 percent of total U.S. coal production in that year.
Utah produced 26 million short tons of coal in 2006, representing approximately 2 percent of the United States total.
The majority of Utah's coal is located in the Wasatch Plateau, Book Cliffs, and Emery fields. The major coal mines in Utah are operated by Canyon Fuel Company and Arch Western Bituminous Group.
Coal mining activity currently focuses on three Utah counties: Emery, Sevier and Carbon. Between 1870 and 1981, 490 million short tons of coal were extracted. From 1982 to 2004, an additional 490 million short tons of coal were produced due primarily to advancements in mining technology.
By 2030, U.S. demand for coal is expected to jump by 48 percent. Worldwide demand is anticipated to increase 73 percent, driven rising energy consumption in China and India, explained foundation researchers.
The worldwide market for energy consumption is expected to increase 57 percent from 2004 to 2030, with electrical generation nearly doubling 2004's rate in 2030. By 2030, the worldwide energy consumption from coal-based resources is expected to increase to 28 percent.
In 2007, 2.9 percent of the state's total wages or $1.3 billion were earned by the energy sector's 18,707 employees. In addition, $100 million in property taxes come from the sector, with oil and gas severances contributing another $71 million. Income taxes from energy employees registered at $50 million. Additional revenue sources included $51.6 million in federal mineral lease payments along with $365.8 million in motor and special fuels taxes in 2007.
The U.S. has more than 600 facilities utilizing coal as the dominate fuel source for creating electricity. An additional 120 coal plant projects remain in the construction, permit, or design phases.
Estimates to build a clean coal power plant project related costs at $1.5 billion with four years of construction. Comparatively, constructing a nuclear power plant can cost more than $2 billion and take five years to complete.
However, the comparison of up-front costs does not consider the expense per megawatt produced by plants, noted the independent organization's researchers. Furthermore, the ability to build coal plants remains under threat due to political and environmental pressures at the state and national levels.
In Utah, natural gas also represents a major source of energy. Utah has two major natural gas fields ranking among the top 100 in the nation. In 2006, the state produced 348 billion cubic feet or 1.8 percent of the U.S. total. The state's 4,858 active wells produced 385 trillion cubic feet of natural gas in 2007.
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Air NZ have advised that the 747 aircraft was not hit and the lightning bolt was way beyond the aircraft which was stationary at the terminal. The photo makes it look as if it was hit. The aircraft departed on scheduled time despite the violent storm.
Thanks, I really couldn't tell from the photo. If it were a still photo, it remains a good catch though.
Wherever it hit, I bet a few rampies in the area checked their shorts for an unscheduled arrival.
Yep...First ya say it. Then ya do it!
Usually it hits pointy parts, but it can also strike a flat surface.
If it had hit the plane, then there would have been a concurrent (SP) strike through the grounding cable at the nose of the Aircraft.
Thats the theory..in practice the intial strike has to take the full energy of the discharge..beacause alu is not a perfect conductor a lot of that energy disrupts the metal which melts and ignites. When the machine is off the ground that energy is dissapated to the surrounding moist air, when the machine is on the ground there is not the volume of water filled air to take the charge. No..had this bolt struck the alu it would have blown a hole in it. In the old days when machines used gasoline the risk was high...modern machines burning kero mixes are at much less risk. If some of you are in disagreement then please look the subject up.
Moreover that is a big advantage that composites have over metals. They are non conductive so if a charge is applied to them it can only create a little surface heat and if that surface is wet then the water immediatadely boils off and stops the conductive path. Part of the commercial pilot quals should include some engineering tuition because the it is clear to me a lot of you know zilch about the basics.
Another repost look before you post
If lightening had hit the plane it would have blown that small part off if it was alu...thats the advantage composites have.