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Conservative political activist Ralph Reed says he does not like the Ryan-Murray budget, but it was the only possible outcome given the current makeup of the government.
Speaking to Newsmax TV one day after House Speaker John Boehner lashed out at conservatives who have opposed the legislation, Reed said, "If I were a member of Congress, I would probably vote no in this deal, and I have a lot of good friends…who are already on record saying that they will vote against it."
"But on the other hand," he continued, "there are people of good will and conservative principles like Paul Ryan who are not trying to oversell this. They're not saying this is a great deal. They're not saying this is a perfect deal. They're saying this is the best we can do with divided government and a liberal, Democratic-controlled Senate and a liberal Democrat president at the other end of Pennsylvania Avenue."
Reed, who was the first executive director of the Christian Coalition in the early 1990s, started the Faith and Freedom Coalition in June 2009. He sought the Republican nomination for the office of Lieutenant Governor of Georgia in 2006 but lost the primary election to state Sen. Casey Cagle.
Reed declined to comment directly on Boehner's remarks.
"I would just say that if we want to get a better budget, the only way to do it is to elect a Senate in 2014 and add a margin in House that will enable us to pass that incentive. I'd personally like to see us into balance a lot faster, three to five years, without raising taxes, through fiscal responsibility and reform of long-term entitlements like Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid."
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Click this link for the latest CBS renewal / cancellation information:
Our Renew / Cancel Index predicts the network's decision on renewal or cancellation for scripted broadcast primetime shows by the end of the 2012-13 season in May, 2013. (includes results from September 17-October 14, 2012):
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The syndication gods that rule over the CBS schedule sometimes cause mere mortals to act in crazy ways. Like last season, when CBS canceled Unforgettable only to "un-cancel" it later for an announced short summer 2013 run. Perhaps the gods decided they were going to run short of fuel for their syndication engine several years from now and wanted to keep their options open. I can't be sure, the gods do not speak to me.
This season, Vegas, the new resident of the Tuesday 10pm timeslot, has ratings that look a lot like Unforgettable's once you factor in that CBS's overall scripted show ratings average is down about 25% vs. last season.
Unforgettable 2.9, 2.5, 2.5
Vegas 2.5, 2.0, 2.0
Last season I had Unforgettable as a "toss up" 3 weeks into the season, and that's where Vegas is today. I think it's unlikely that the Moonves gang pulls a keystone cops act again and cancels and uncancels a show. Perhaps they're repeating a mantra of "measure twice, cancel once".
Because of the economics of off network syndication, the ratings for both Hawaii Five-0 and Blue Bloods are irrelevant to their renewal prospects this season, both are "certain to be renewed" for a fourth season next year.
While the syndication gods demanded the current fourth season for ratings loser The Good Wife, they are not guaranteed to demand a fifth, so it will likely remain a "toss up" all season long.
Made in Jersey was unsurprisingly the first cancellation of the season.
Since CBS typically cancels its lowest rated sitcom each season, rookie sitcom Partners doesn't have much of a life expectancy either, it's almost certain to be replaced, likely by Rules Of Engagement, sooner rather than later.
Better to Follow The Bear, Than Be Chased By Him. This season you can follow the Cancellation Bear on Twitter via @TheCancelBear. The Cancellation Bear will retweet all the Renew/Cancel Index post titles and links as well as engage in a little more back and forth banter than we do on our standard @TVbytheNumbers Twitter feed.
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(F) -Fridays: Shows airing on Fridays were renewed with significantly lower than average Indexes.
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Bangor city officials say that they are seeing more cases of waste-water backing up in parts of the city, which can happen when sewer lines under streets become blocked due to grease that hardens inside them. Those greases can include fats that are left behind from cooking meats as well as cooking oils and lard.
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BUFFALO, N.Y. - As the Buffalo Sabres got back to work Monday, they were coming off of a weekend that saw them split with the Toronto Maple Leafs.
There's a new energy with this team. With the leadership change that took place last week, it seems that with the players, the atmosphere in the room is more fun, and more upbeat.
Ryan Miller is one of the players who says he notices a difference, particularly on the bench. "The guys are actively into it on the bench, engaged, they're yelling for the guys," says Miller.
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(CBS) President Obama today entreated the American people to press Congress to extend the Bush-era tax cuts for all but the highest earners, insisting that public pressure could make all the difference in negotiations.
"When the American people speak loudly enough, lo and behold, Congress listens," Mr. Obama said from the White House, with middle-class Americans standing behind him. He noted that a typical middle class family of four would see its taxes rise by $2,200 if Congress doesn't extend the current tax rates for most Americans before the year is up.
"Tell members of Congress what a $2,000 tax hike would mean to you," the president said. "Call your members of Congress. Write them an e-mail. Post it on their Facebook walls. You can Tweet it using the hashtag #My2k."
The White House has used public campaigns like this before to lobby Congress during tough negotiations. In April, the White House urged Twitter users to employ the hashtag #dontdoublemyrate to send the message that they wanted student loan interest rates to stay low.
Now, Mr. Obama is using the bully pulpit of the presidency to pressure Congress to extend the tax cuts for income under $250,000. That would leave the 2 percent of Americans who earn more than $250,000 still facing a tax hike when the Bush-era tax cuts expire at the end of the year.
Polls show that the public supports Mr. Obama's plan, which he campaigned on against Mitt Romney: 60 percent of Americans in a new Washington Post/ ABC News poll support raising taxes on incomes more than $250,000 a year.
Negotiations over the tax cuts are part of the so-called "fiscal cliff" negotiations under way between Congress and the White House. The "fiscal cliff" refers to a series of tax increases and spending cuts slated to go into effect on January 2, which could potentially send the U.S. into another recession. Along with the expiration of the Bush-era tax cuts, it includes the expiration of the payroll tax holiday that Mr. Obama instituted. Around $1.2 trillion in cuts to both defense and non-defense programs are also set to kick in on January 2 unless Washington acts.
Republicans insist they will not agree to raise any tax rates. Some say they are willing to raise tax revenue by closing tax loopholes and deductions, as long as Democrats are willing to scale back spending in areas like Medicare and Medicaid.


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Editor's Note: This is one of a series of articles about the history of the Sun Advocate and the county it covers as a newspaper. The article is being written from front page stories that appeared during each year in commemoration of the 120th anniversary of the newspaper's birth in 1891.
Scofield Reservoir became a hotbed of contention in 1977 largely because of the persistent drought that had been going on for some time. In early February the Carbon County Commission submitted a letter to Gov. Scott Matheson asking that the reservoir not be used for recreation that coming summer. The stated that with the lake having less that 23,000 acre feet of water, use by anglers and others could pollute the water beyond where it could be usable for consumption by the public.
The Division of Wildlife Management had also preliminarily planned a fish kill for the fall of 1977 and the commissioners were concerned about that too. The debate got more hot as anglers and others who support them suggested the next week that there was much more pollution from the cabins around the lake and from mines above it than there were from recreational uses.
That summer the drought became worse and worse. Lawns died in many places, particularly all over the town of Kenilworth. Price City had literally no water and rationed its customers outside the city limits severely. Then in late June they rationed the water for residents. Right in the middle of the drought a huge rainstorm hit the area in early July. Ironically the rain came early in the morning after the night before a number of country club members did a rain dance on Tee number five, and the next morning that hole was under three feet of water. It was the worst flash flood in 25 years. The mud that came down and covered the golf course and buried many irrigation ditches in the county soon turned to choking dust as workers tried to clear it away.
Later in the summer, as the drought continued, the Carbon County Water Conservancy District turned over 793 shares of water to the cities of Price and Helper to alleviate concerns that they would not have enough to supply the towns' people, since the shares' worth had been degraded so much by the drought.
Vandalism also started 1977 as someone tore down three TV transmitter antennas owned by the county and in another incident Carbon High School had a break in in which obscenities were painted on walls in the gymnasium and in the band room over the Jan. 22 weekend. The vandals also pulled out fire hoses from the walls and turned water on the gym floor. While no cost estimate could be given for the damage at the high school, the transmitters were reportedly in the range of $1300 each.
A local country-western station started broadcasting late in the winter. An FM offshoot of KOAL radio, which had been on the air as an AM station since the 1930s. The reasoning went that when there was trouble with the antennas on Star Point for the broadcast stations from Salt Lake, KSOP, the country station, was what most people complained about not being able to hear. KOAL management felt that country music would be the best programming to have because of the number of people who listened to it. At the same time there had not been, nor was there a contemporary rock station in the area, nor did the counties antenna system support one. In the year before 3,000 signatures came in on a petition requesting the county make space for such a station (at the time KRSP) but the commissioner said that four stations were enough.
In late February five people were arrested when they got into a scuffle with police. The disturbance took place on Feb. 18 after the Region 6 wrestling tournament was held at Carbon High. Police had been called to quell a disturbance created by a few people and in the end not only were posters in the school torn down, but some of those involved kicked and beat on a police car in the parking lot.
An unusual one-car accident in early March injured 14 people. All of them were riding in a Chevy Blazer when it went off the right side of the road and then was over corrected and rolled one and half times throwing some of the riders out onto the road (Highway 6). A pickup came along and saw the accident at the last second and tried to avoid some of those on the road and ran into the Blazer and the collided with the other pickup truck. Injuries involved everything from a few cuts to three people being in intensive care.
Vandals and arsonists struck over a weekend in mid-March as they destroyed windows, tried to blow up the old bridge over the Price River that once served as the passage way for U-10, and was before the blast still being used, and set four fires, one in a convenience store rest room, two in dumpsters behind businesses and the other at the College of Eastern Utah's student lounge where the facility was totally destroyed.
Raids on liquor establishments and on a small casino in the early spring led to a lot of hurt feelings and some actual old town lawman tactics it was reported by the Sun Advocate in late March. County attorney Ron Boutwell contacted the governor's office about what he considered lawlessness in Carbon County and about what he thought was poor law enforcement. This was done without letting Sheriff Albert Passic, the commissioners nor the courts know he was doing it. Part of it was over a raid by federal agents (along with state police and some county deputies) earlier in the year, which Passic was not informed about.
The man who had tipped off the feds to the casinos activities was reportedly told by the sheriff "to get out of Carbon County." Things later calmed down after a meeting between all the parties involved. However Boutwell complained that he often got complaints about law enforcement in the county but he had no independent investigator to look into things and that is why he turned to the state. He also was upset with the paper for making it sound like he needed the permission of county officials because he was just upholding his oath to follow the law.
The situation blew up even more in the coming months. A Helper officer resigned saying that Helper Police Chief Karl Stavar told him not to enforce the law concerning the bars and possible prostitution in the town at a hotel. That same week the Utah Attorney General's office began investigating law enforcement in the county.
The year also brought a retrial of Gary Mitcheson, who had been convicted the year before on second degree murder charges. The Utah Supreme Court ordered retrial late in the winter and Mitcheson was brought back from the Utah State Prison.
The year was only half over and already there was more news than anyone could imagine out of the county, and there would be much more in the continuation of the stories told so far.
Cutline for flood photo: Tee No. 5 at the Carbon Country Club was totally under water after the worst flash flood in years hit the area in early July 1977. The monsoon downpour came right in the middle of one of the worst droughts in years in Carbon County. Ironically, the night before the rain hit, some members of the country club did a symbolic rain dance at the very spot this photo portrays a few hours later.


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TBI: 'Brain injury and war go hand in hand'
PART ONE of a three part series. Watch KVAL News on Thursday and Friday for more on Traumatic Brain Injury
EUGENE, Ore. -- It's a wound few understand or even see: Many of Oregon's service members are coming home forever changed by Traumatic Brain Injury, known as TBI for short.
In World War II, brain injury was caused by blunt force or by flying shrapnel. Even in the Revolutionary War, cannon blasts were the threat.
Although brain injuries were part of warfare before Iraq and Afghanistan, we still don't know much about TBI.
Also, because doctors have become so good at saving lives, many more troops in Iraq and Afghanistan are surviving explosions and returning home with this mysterious injury.
Bravo Company
Taji, Iraq: The Oregon National Guard Bravo Company, 2nd Battalion, 162nd Infantry is in charge of clearing dusty Iraqi roads of Improvised Explosive Devices known as IEDs.
"They were one of the first of the Oregon National Guard to go over to Iraq and they actually worked on what is called the IED corridor," said Brain Injury Association of Oregon Executive Director Sherry Stock. "They were in transportation and these guys were mortared or setting off IEDs every day."
During Bravo Company's 15 month deployment, they lived through massive IED explosions and mortar attacks on a daily basis. These blasts can send sound waves hurtling though the air at 1,600 feet per second, sending percussion waves through the heads of soldiers.
"The first time it gets you," said Bravo Company's Julio Najara, "the first time you're like oh my God. You're like -- you freeze."
IED blasts killed four Bravo Company service members - and Stock says all of those who survived came home with brain injuries.
"Brain injury and war go hand in hand," said Stock. "The percussion waves are so great they're throwing vehicles, throwing people as well as shrapnel."
Brain injury specialists say when shock waves from the blast travel through the heads of soldiers, tiny air bubbles are created in the brain tissue. And doctors say those bubbles can spontaneously pop even several months after an explosion.
"People without real serious looking wounds end up dying or nearly dying from blast wave exposure," said Oregon National Guard Major James Sardo. "The problem with TBI is that it's an internal injury, and someone could be seriously injured and look just fine."
Of the 1.6 million soldiers who have fought in Iraq and Afghanistan, it's estimated that 320,000 - or one in every five soldiers - came home brain injured.
"They're as smart as they ever were but it's much more effortful to do the same things they used to," said Sardo. "To sit down and read a chapter they may have to stop 10 to 15 minutes to rest."
Adjusting to life back at home isn't easy for guardsmen. In fact, some say life would be less complicated back in the war zone.
"I would surely do it over again if I had to," said Najara. "I wouldn't think about it. In fact I think life would be easier sometimes if I went back over there."
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Rally In Los Angeles Calls For Action Against Climate Change
Chief Phil Lane of the Yankton Dakota and Chickasaw First Nations... News PhotoActivity,Barack Obama,California,City Of Los Angeles,Climate,Climate Change,Crisis,Demonstration,Environment,Environmental Issues,First Nations,Motion,One Person,People,Political Rally,Politics,Strategy,Strength,Talking,Town Hall,US President,USA,VerticalPhotographer David McNewCollection: Getty Images News 2013 David McNewLOS ANGELES, CA - FEBRUARY 17: Chief Phil Lane of the Yankton Dakota and Chickasaw First Nations speaks on the steps of City Hall during the 'Forward on Climate' rally to call on President Obama to take strong action on the climate crisis on February 17, 2013 in Los Angeles, California. Organizers say the rally, which is led by Tar Sands Action Southern California and Sierra Club, is composed of a coalition of over 90 groups and coincides with similar rallies in Washington D.C. and other U.S. cities. (Photo by David McNew/Getty Images)


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On the 23rd February 2010, starting from 7pm, Lancaster House will play host to a unique charity firewalking event. The night will start off with the firewalking experts, BLAZE who will guide you through a 2 hour fear busting seminar, before walking 20 foot of hot, fiery coals at 9pm. Anyone wanting to watch is very welcome, there will be food and drink available on the night.
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Check out our new feature, the "Bulletin Board," bringing you news and headlines from around the NHL.
Dale Weise thinks he's ready for a full-time job in the NHL
and after seeing his performance in the first
game of the preseason, it's hard to argue.
MSG Network's Joe Micheletti reported that Weise packed on
eight pounds over the course of the last year and it was noticeable in Weise's
play. Perhaps that was the reason for his
overflowing confidence following the game:
"I'm trying to show I'm ready to be here full-time," Weise told
Andrew Gross. "In hockey terms, I'm
relatively young at 23. In my mind, I'm ready to play here."
Though he didn't look out of place in a 10-game stint with
the Blueshirts last season and scored 38 points in 47 games in the AHL, Weise
looked like a much more imposing force tonight.
Granted, this was a preseason game, but Weise has the look
and feel of an NHL player. He showed
that he's not just a scrappy pugilist; he can bring more to the table.
"I think I showed I can do a little more than last year in
spot duty," Weise told
Gross. "I'm not strictly a one-dimensional, fourth-line guy. I can play any
situation. It's something I like showing. That experience (last season) was
huge. It's one of the most underrated things. Now I know the guys and I know
the system. There are no nerves anymore. I felt comfortable out there."
Weise can play a physical game, but he's also a decent
skater and has a power forward-type of game, a quality the Rangers may be
lacking. They've got several players
that go hard to the net, but few of the size and build of Weise.
Weise is competing for a job on the third or fourth lines,
the problem is that it's hard to see where there's room for him. Brian Boyle and Derek Stepan figure to center
those lines and Brandon Prust, Ruslan Fedotenko and Mike Rupp are assured of
three of the wing spots. The frontrunner
for the fourth job has to be Mats Zuccarello, with Carl Hagelin and Sean Avery
also in the mix.
Avery played a good game tonight, but Tortorella is no fan
of him and he may be at a disadvantage. But Hagelin has been impressive throughout the month and his speed and
penalty killing ability are very much desired by Tortorella.
And even if Hagelin could use some AHL seasoning, it's hard
to see how Weise could beat out Zuccarello for the last spot.
The Norwegian had an up and down rookie season, but his
playmaking ability and offensive touch may be a vital part to the club's
success. Tortorella wants
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himself to a degree last year it will be hard for Weise to beat Zuccarello out.
Weise could make this battle even tighter with continued
strong play in the next preseason games, but he's more likely to be an
early-season call-up from the CT Whale.
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Camp Opens With "The Test" >
Injury Overshadows Encouraging First Scrimmage >
Lines Provide Strong Clues To John Tortorella's Thinking >
Condition Growing Worrisome: Is A Veteran Defenseman Acquistion Coming? >
Contact Paul Mara's Agent As Concern Over Staal Grows >
Game #1 Preview: This Team Isn't Messing Around >
21 Training Camp Quick Hits >
Fall 2-1 In Underwhelming Preseason Opener >
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We recently received a box of goodies from Brooklyn-based wrap and accessories company, Knot & Bow. We're excited to get some projects going with our new supplies… read on to see what we've got!
Library Cards (We have these in green and white)
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Starburst Seals (We have these in kraft, gold foil and silver foil.)
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Price Recovery group - meets Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the CEU computer building.
Reach to Recovery - The American Cancer Society program matches a diagnosed breast cancer patient with a trained survivor who can answer questions and address concerns.
For information, contact Shanna Mezek at 637-3204.
MS support group - meets the first Tuesday of the month at 7:30 p.m. at the health district in Price.
For information, call Danny or Tami Velasquez at 637-0712.
Grieving parent support group - For parents who have lost a child, the group meets the first Thursday of the month at 6:30 p.m. in the Castleview classroom.
Scooter and Wheelchair Users ADA support group - meets the second Tuesday of the month at 1 p.m. at the housing authority, 251 S. 1600 East, Price.
Domestic violence support groups - are scheduled weekly.
For information, call the 24-hour crisis line at 637-6589.
Grief support group - Open to residents who have lost loved ones, the group meets monthly at Active Re-Entry.
For information, contact Lisa Martinez at 637-4950
AA, NA, Naranon and Al-Anon meetings - The schedule includes:
AA (open), daily, noon, Price Alano Club, 1267 Carbonville Road.
AA Coal Sober (open), Wednesday and Saturday, 8 p.m., Price Alano Club.
Al-Anon, Wednesday, 7 p.m., Methodist Church in Price.
NA (open), Monday, 6 p.m., Four Corners Mental Health.
Naranon (open, for friends and relatives of drug addicts), Monday, 8 p.m., Price Alano Club.
AA Stepsisters (closed), Tuesday, 4 p.m., Price Alano Club.
AA (open), Thursday, 8 p.m., Huntington senior center, 176 West 100 North.
AA (open), Tuesday and Friday, 8 p.m., East Carbon City Hall, 105 West Geneva Road.
NA (open) Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday, 8 p.m.; Friday (closed), 7 p.m.;
Saturday (open), 6:30 p.m., Price Alano Club.
NA, Tuesday and Thursday, 6 p.m., Helper mission.
NA (open), Thursday 7 p.m., ABC learning center, 102 Grassy Trail.
AA (open), Friday 7 p.m., Helper mission.
AA (open) Big Book Study, Sunday 1 p.m., Price Alano Club
Women's cancer support group - meets the third Wednesday of the month at 7 p.m. at Castleview's classroom.
Contact Sherry King at 637-4800, extension 3510.
Caregivers support group - meets monthly at Active Re-Entry. For information, contact Lisa Martinez at 637-4950.
Life Line pregnancy assistance and support - provides alternatives to abortion for women with unplanned pregnancies. Services include testing, verification, referrals to community resources and counseling.
The 24-hour crisis line number is 636-0700.
Look Good, Feel Better - The American Cancer Society program helps women address the appearance related side effects of treatment. The group meets the first Monday of the month at 6 p.m. at Castleview Hospital.
To register, call Debbie Prichard at 613-5302.
Cancer resource center - Volunteers are needed to staff the cancer information center at Castleview Hospital. Hours are flexible and training is free of charge.
For information, contact Gail Harding at 613-1132.
Newborns in Need Residents are encouraged to donate baby items for needy infants in Carbon County.
For information, contact Carol Miller at 637-3743.
Teen parenting class - is scheduled Monday and Wednesday from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. at the Lighthouse.
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16 U.S. Code § 539h - Greer Spring Special Management Area
(a) Objectives and establishments
In order to provide for public outdoor recreation use, including fishing and hunting, in a natural setting, and the enjoyment of certain areas within the Mark Twain National Forest, to protect those areas' natural, archaeological, and scenic resources, and to provide for appropriate resource management of those areas, there is hereby established the Greer Spring Special Management Area (hereinafter referred to as "the special management area"). The Secretary shall manage the special management area in accordance with this Act, and with provisions of law generally applicable to units of the National Forest System to the extent consistent with this Act.
(b) Area included
The special management area shall consist of lands, waters, and interests therein within the area referred to on the map as "The Greer Spring Special Management Area". The Secretary is authorized to make minor revisions to the boundary of the special management area.
(c) Timber harvesting
The Secretary shall permit the harvesting of timber within the special management area only in those cases where, in the judgment of the Secretary, the harvesting of timber is required in order to control insects or disease, for public safety, for salvage sales, or to accomplish the objectives of the special management area as described in subsection (a) of this section. To the extent practicable, timber harvesting shall be conducted only by the individual tree selection method.
(d) Hunting and fishing
The Secretary shall permit hunting and fishing on lands and waters within the special management area in accordance with applicable Federal and State law.
(e) Mining and mineral leasing
Subject to valid, existing rights, lands within the special management areas are withdrawn from location, entry, and patent under the mining laws of the United States, and from the operation of the mineral and geothermal leasing laws of the United States.
(f) Vehicular access
The Secretary shall construct and maintain only those roads within the special management area and corridor which are indicated on the map: Provided, That the Secretary shall provide access to such roads, or to timber harvesting pursuant to subsection (c) of this section, in such a manner as to minimize environmental impact.
Source(Pub. L. 102–220, § 4,Dec. 11, 1991, 105 Stat. 1674.)
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This Act, referred to in subsec. (a), is Pub. L. 102–220, Dec. 11, 1991, 105 Stat. 1674, known as the Greer Spring Acquisition and Protection Act of 1991, which enacted this section and provisions set out below. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see section 1 ofPub. L. 102–220, set out below, and Tables.
The mining laws and the mineral leasing laws of the United States, referred to in subsec. (e), are classified generally to Title 30, Mineral Lands and Mining.
Geothermal leasing laws of the United States, referred to in subsec. (e), are classified principally to chapter 23 (§ 1001 et seq.) of Title 30.
Greer Spring Acquisition and Protection
Pub. L. 102–220, §§ 1–3, 5,Dec. 11, 1991, 105 Stat. 1674, 1675, provided that:"SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE.
"This Act [enacting this section] may be cited as the 'Greer Spring Acquisition and Protection Act of 1991'."SEC. 2. ACQUISITION OF THE DENNIG TRACT.
"(a) The Secretary of Agriculture (hereinafter referred to as the 'Secretary') is hereby authorized and directed, subject to appropriations, to acquire all of the lands, waters, and interests therein, on a willing seller basis only, within the area generally depicted on a map entitled 'Dennig Tract', dated November 5, 1991 (hereinafter referred to as 'the map'). The map, together with a legal description of such lands, shall be on file and available for public inspection in the offices of the Forest Service, Department of Agriculture. The boundaries of the Mark Twain National Forest are hereby modified to include the area denoted 'Dennig Property Outside of National Forest Boundary' on the map. Such map and legal description shall have the same force and effect as if included in this Act, except that the correction of clerical and typographical errors in such map and legal description may be made by the Secretary.
"(b) Such modified boundaries shall be considered as the boundaries in existence as of January 1, 1965, for the purposes of section 7 of the Land and Water Conservation Fund Act (16 U.S.C. 460l–9)."SEC. 3. ELEVEN POINT WILD AND SCENIC RIVER.
"The Secretary shall manage the lands, waters, and interests therein within the area referred to on the map as 'The Eleven Point Wild and Scenic Corridor' (hereinafter referred to as 'the corridor'), pursuant to the provisions of the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act (16 U.S.C. 1271–1287). Lands acquired pursuant to section 2 of this Act within the corridor shall not be counted against the average one-hundred-acre-per-mile fee limitation of Section 6(a)(1) of the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act [16 U.S.C. 1277 (a)(1)], nor shall such lands outside the corridor be subject to the provisions of Section 6(a)(2) of the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act."SEC. 5. APPROPRIATIONS.
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Idea of moving expo resurfaces
Fair commissioners discussed the funding-related issue again Thursday
Talk of moving the Colorado State Fair to another city has crept up again at the state Capitol, the Fair's general manager said Thursday.
The Fair's board of commissioners met Thursday to discuss this year's expo, but the Fair's future quickly became the hot topic.
Fair General Manager Chris Wiseman said that during the state's Joint Budget Committee hearing on the Fair's budget recommendations, the meeting turned to talk of moving the Fair out of Pueblo.
"They were saying basically if the city of Pueblo is unwilling to invest in the Fair, meaning the vote that recently didn't pass and the fact the city is continually reducing the amount of money that it gives the Fair, then why should the state of Colorado?" Wiseman said.


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From a thirsty "Mean Joe" Green to a trio of repetitive frogs, the Super Bowl has delivered some of the iconic images of American pop culture. Check out some of this year's early offerings below. A few may be with us for a long time to come.
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A favourite with loved-up couples, nothing is more romantic than a Santorini sunset. Spend lazy days on black sand beaches, explore the steamy volcano and indulge in a fresh seafood platter.
If you're looking for sun and sand, Skiathos is the place to be. The island boasts over 60 family-friendly beaches, including Koukounaries, one of the most stunning beaches in the Mediterranean.
Zakynthos' Navagio Beach has become an icon for the Greek Islands, with its striking shipwreck washed up on the white sands. The Blue Caves are equally spectacular – take a tour from Agios Nikolaos to Cape Skinari.
A former Portuguese colony, its influence is still felt throughout Goa. There is a distinct bohemian vibe here, with lazy beach bars, hippie flea markets and music festivals.
Naples is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the biggest historical city centres in the world – there are over 448 monumental churches! Enjoy a day wandering around, before biting into an authentic Italian pizza.
Just near the French-Italian border, Turin is the home of the Royal Family and also hosted the 1996 Winter Olympics. Less crowded than Rome, Turin is a great place to see Italian art, old-world shops and historic cafes.
'MoBay' is where you'll find the 'real Jamaica'. Downtown is busy, bustling and noisy but 100% authentic. Take a break at the beautiful Doctor's Cave Beach with its crystal clear waters and snorkelling spots.
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Funchal is the capital of Madeira, located just off the Moroccan coast. The best way to see the city is the ride the cable car to Monte, walk around the Palace and take in the scenic views.
Almeria, literally 'mirror of the sea', is a seaside town in the south of Spain. Here you'll find the Natural Park of Cabo de Gata Nijar, a volcanic area with virgin beaches and isolated coves.
Inland from Barcelona is Lleida, a tiny city where you'll be able to get a taste of the real Catalonia. Visit the Romanesque churches, try your hand at some adventure sports, and indulge in local Catalan specialities.
Palma de Mallorca is the main city on the island of Majorca and is where all the attractions other than beaches are found. There are several archaeological sites, while Aqualand is a fun waterpark for kids.
Full of cobbled streets and outdoor terraces, Reus is an uncrowded, untouched Catalan village. It was once famous for its production of brandy, but today it's more about relaxing and soaking up the Spanish sun.
Geneva is one of the world's major centres of international diplomacy, hosting parts of the UN, WHO and ILO. The Jet d'Eau, a water fountain reaching 140m high is the most well-known symbol of Geneva.
Enfidha is one of the main airports in Tunisia and often the base for people looking to visit cities such as Takrouna and Hammamet. At nearby Henshir Fraga, you'll find some interesting ruins.
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Previously one of the sites of the Seven Wonders of the World, Bodrum is now a dazzling resort town, popular amongst A-list celebrities. Explore the ancient ruins by day, then party all night long.
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SUSE 7.1 : Rated PG. Although getting my modem to Fax was NC-17 all the way. Getting my USB Scanner to work was rated R.
Okay, now accepting suggestions and input on the relative difficulty level of different distros. Please see here for our rating system.
Submissions accepted by post, IM, e-mail, ICQ, smoke signal, carrier pigeon, or shouting really loud.
SUSE 7.1 : Rated PG. Although getting my modem to Fax was NC-17 all the way. Getting my USB Scanner to work was rated R.
Debian, getting the modem to work PG-13
getting soundcard to work G
recompiling Kernel G
getting Video Card to work NC-17 x 20
(Of course there is now an OMP for it to make it
Installing KDE NC 17 x 10
Slack, getting the modem to work G
getting soundcard to work PG-13
recompiling Kernel NC-17
(Still haven't figured it out)
getting vcard to work G
Installing KDE G (Pre-Installed)
If you give a man a fire he'll be warm, if you light the man on fire he'll be warm for life.
SuSE7.2 PG
Redhat7.1 PG
Libranet1.9.1 PG-13
Slackware8.0 R
Mandrake8.0 PG
Corel PG
Caldera 2.4 on a '97 Packard Bell-xxx* (still have no sound)
Caldera installation-xxx (don't touch that mouse,it will freeze)
Mandrake 8.0-Pg-13
Slackware-as soon as my darkages modem finishes downloading it-will see
*the old ibm keyboards are indestructible!you can throw em,stomp on em,beat to a bloody pulp and they still work!
Mandrake PG and PG-13!!?? lol!! Its easier then windoze!
Slackware PG-13
Redhat PG
Mandrake G
HEY ALL!! I started with SuSE 8.0 personal that i bought at Best Buy, had a lot of problems with it, when i would shut down to boot into windows it would lock up on the install process, my num lock and caps lock lights would flash and it wouldn't go any further than that. Never could get back in, gave me a x11 file library not found error, so i swithced to RedHat 7.3 that i downloaded and have had no problems so far, been using it now for about a month or so, very happy with it. Got my dsl connection to work fine and email set up too so all is way in the way of RedHat for me. Also SuSE tech support could not even get the problem resolved for me, they have a time limit on calls and the guy said to email the problem to them and they would look at it and replay to me, what a crock that is, if i cant get in, how can i email the problem to them, except under windows :P. but they didnt know if i had windows or not..... oh well... like RedHat better anyway.
The flashing led's indicate that there was a kernel panic (the kernel crashed).Originally Posted by jasonjwebman
You are the second one to post a message on the board about a poor response from Suse tech support about a problem with 8.0.
Jim H
thanks for the reply jim, any way to fix this and what about the x11 files. i would like to get my money worth out of suse and try to give it a shot, i didnt get to use it much since it would do this on a restart, and my wife still likes to use windows. any help would be aprreciatedOriginally Posted by JimH


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The peace studies program encourages students to think and act with responsible human freedom and to be capable of effective service to others. Inside and outside of the classroom the Peace Studies Department seeks to cultivate an environment for learning which draws its deepest inspiration from a desire for the truth, for justice and for charity. Our commitment to community-based education is evidenced by the internships and service learning activities that peace studies majors and minors undertake.
Practitioners in the field of peace studies are aware that any concrete situation reflects multiple issues. Effective peacemaking and conflict resolution thus requires an ability to synthesize the strands involved in the conflict, including gender and ethnicity, economics and environment, religion and philosophy, culture and government, history and literature, psychology and social structure.
The Peace Studies Department annually assesses student learning in the major. Current measures of assessment include: a portfolio of written work, a student self-evaluation of their experience in the major, site supervisors' evaluations of internship performance, a meeting with majors in the spring of their senior year, and a survey of graduates conducted on a periodic basis.
Our major is designed to be individualized and tailored to each student's unique learning goals. By choosing one of the three tracks—Social Science, Humanities or Natural Science—students are able to pursue a personalized education that allows for academic freedom while instilling critical thinking and effective communication skills. A major in peace studies will prepare you to achieve your own life ambitions; just look what these graduates are doing:


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PANTHERS 4, ISLANDERS 1 Drop Another in Conferene Home Game
Home ice has been kind to the Islanders against the Western Conference. We saw it against Edmonton, Calgary and Detroit in months past and recently against Los Angeles on Saturday. When the games have a bit more impact on the standings against Eastern opponents at home, the Islanders have faltered. With today's loss against Florida they're 0-2-2 in their last four home games against the east and are 7-11-3 in those situations on the year. For a team that is supposed to be making a playoff push — and the coach acted like it by bringing out the team's best goalie of late on back-to-back days — the team didn't respond as it should have.
The Islanders jumped out to an early lead, scoring on their first shot of the game (and not the other way around). PA Parentau fed Frans Nielsen with a great lead pass to set up a 2-on-1. Nielsen would bury it for his 10th of the year and third of the month. For Parenteau, it was his 38th helper, good for fifth in the league. That would be as good as it got the for Islanders, as that goal seemed to awaken the Panthers from a mid-day nap.
Florida would answer later on in the first off a face off. Marcel Goc won an offensive zone face off cleanly back to Tyson Strachan who beat Evgeni Nabokov cleanly from the point. It was the first of two goals from the face off, as Jack Skille would notch the Panthers' fourth goal of the day in similar fashion. They were some rare lapses for Nabokov but he's not the only to blame. The rest of the players on the ice seemed to hang out and watch what happened, while both draws were lost by Nielsen who otherwise wasn't particularly bad on draws, 5-of-11 on the day. But to go back to the point of hanging out and watching, Keith has provided the video of Milan Jurcina on Skille's goal which is of a very unflattering angle.
As talked about in the pre-game, today's game was of some extra importance as this was one of the games that both the Islanders and Panthers had on the majority of the teams they are competing with at the tail end of the East's playoff picture. There's no doubt that after such a physical game on Saturday, the Islanders didn't have quite the same energy today. Things are only going to get tougher, as they have five games in the next nine days. Including the past week, it's a tough stretch of 9-in-15.
Next up is a long flight to Winnipeg for a game on Tuesday and on to St. Louis for Thursday night. The Jets are yet another team in the mix with the Isles, ahead of New York by four points in the Eastern standings.


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The DVR-A07XL is Pioneer's first 8x8 dual format writer, meaning it is capable of writing at 8x speed on DVD-R discs whose standard is being ratified in the DVD Forum and +R discs that are designed for this recording speed. The new drive also records high-speed DVD-RW and +RW discs at up to 4x speed, and CD-R and CD-RW discs at up to 24x speed.
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Learn how Lions around the world support the UN Millennium Development Goals by fighting global hunger, poverty, disease, pollution and more. This video was played at the 2013 Lions Day with the United Nations, an event held to celebrate the partnership between Lions and the UN.
Making a Difference to the lives of many!
– M Prakash Dass – Petaling Jaya, Selangor
The universal need is paramount and it takes each of us to stay involved with crises.
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Submission Lindholm Testifies that Java Memo was Misinterpreted->
benfrog writes: "Ex-Sun and current Google employee Tim Lindholm testified that it was "not what he meant" when asked about the smoking gun email (included here that essentially said that Google needed to get a license for Java because all the alternatives "suck[ed]". He went on in "brief but tense testimony" to claim that his day-to-day involvement with Android was limited."
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