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This is a tough category for me - I'm really not much of a singer, but there are people who really make me wish I could. Part of the issue is separating pure vocal ability from that frontman persona.
There are numerous examples of powerful singers who make me stand up and take notice - David Bowie, Meat Loaf, Sarah McLachlan, Jill Sobule, Roger Daltrey, Mike Keneally, Adele. But for pure vocal ability, these are the ones.
Kate Bush. She's one of those artists that just seems to have no artistic fear and has done so many different things with her voice. She'll go from powerful belting to an almost novelty-type screech to a character voice. So many classic performances, but one of the most impressive to me was the album she did where she used the Trio Bulgarka. They have a way of singing with no vibrato, and she learned to do that and did harmonies like them so well that if you don't look at the credits, you can't tell which ones are her and which are the Trio.
This is one of my all-time favorites of hers. If you've seen the movie "She's Having A Baby", the use of this song is perhaps a bit cliched, but powerful. The video somewhat apes that scene. I wish she'd release her videos on DVD.
But I'm not sure they come much more inspiring or better than Freddie Mercury. I'm not sure I've heard a better singer than him. Gone way, way too soon. But what a voice. This may not be the best example, but it is part of what is possibly the most powerful performance I've ever seen - for a guy who was told he probably shouldn't sing that day, nobody came close to Queen in terms of owning the stage that day. I still get chills watching the crowd do the clap like in the video.
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Fishing success continues to improve just about everywhere. As temperatures cool, fish eat voraciously in preparation for winter. They also move out of deeper waters and may be found close to the shoreline, especially in the early
Benches Reservoir. Wildlife division biologist, Justin Hart reports that spinners, Rapalas, Jake's and tube jigs have been very effective for 12-inch rainbow trout.
Blue Mountains. We recommend that anglers use spinners and flies in the mornings and evenings and bait during the day for trout at Foy, Monticello, Lloyds and Blanding number three. Pike fishermen have been trolling with crankbaits at Recapture Reservoir.
Boulgers Reservoir. Anglers have had luck using spinners and dark grubs and jigs.
Cleveland Reservoir. Corn flavored PowerBait has been catching 12-inch rainbow trout near the dam.
Cottonwood Creek (in Straight Canyon below Joes Valley Reservoir). Aquatics biologist Craig Walker recommends that anglers try to imitate a bottom-dwelling bait fish for the 12 to 15-inch brown trout. During a recent survey, Walker found sculpins and large may fly larvae in the stomach contents of trout. He suggests turning some rocks over and hooking some of the aquatic insects found.
Duck Fork Reservoir. Duck Fork has been replanted with Colorado River cutthroat trout and fingerling tiger trout. Duck Fork regulations will protect the Colorado River cutthroat population for future egg collection and fish transplant operations. The DWR hopes that this measure will help keep the Colorado River cutthroat from being listed as threatened or endangered. If that were to happen, traditional fishing in southeastern Utah could be dramatically impacted.
Tiger trout will provide for sport fishing at this water, beginning late next year.
Electric Lake. Hart reports good fishing with silver Panther Martin spinners near the inlet on the upper end, where water is being pumped into the reservoir. Cutthroat trout are generally around 12 inches. The limit at Electric Lake is four trout which may be taken on any type of bait, lure or fly.
In the tributaries, the limit is two trout, which must be caught with artificial flies or lures.
Ferron Reservoir. Fishing has been good with artificial flies and bait. Anglers may take a bonus limit of four brook trout in addition to the normal trout limit at this reservoir.
Gigliotti Pond. The Gigliotti Pond was stocked with 2,000 rainbow trout. Some of them approach one-half pound in size. Fishing has been very good.
Gooseberry Reservoir. Anglers using worms and marshmallows or salmon eggs and marshmallows have had good luck in the first camping spot.
Huntington Creek. No report. Special regulations on Huntington Creek are as follows.
On the right fork (from Flood and Engineer's Canyon upstream to Electric Lake) only artificial flies may be used and the trout limit is two.
On the left fork, only artificial flies and lures may be used, and the harvest of brown trout is encouraged.
Huntington North Reservoir. No report. Additional trout will be stocked this month. The bass limit is two; all largemouth bass over 12 inches must be immediately released.
Huntington Reservoir (near the top of Huntington Canyon). Float tubers using wooly buggers have had good luck. DWR biologist, Hart recommends that the bugger be stripped in deep water for best results. The reservoir is closed to the possession of cutthroat trout or trout with cutthroat markings.
Tiger trout have been going around 12 inches. Bait fishermen using salmon eggs and worms off the bottom have been doing well and catching slightly large (over 12 inches) tiger trout.
Joes Valley Reservoir. The boat ramp is out of the water. Only hand-launched water craft can be used. No report on fishing success.
In 2003, the trout limit is two. No more than one trout may be over 22 inches. All trout 15 to 22 inches must be immediately released.
LaSal Mountains. Conservation officer Vance Mumford says that anglers can expect fair to good fishing through October.
Trout are not rising to flies on the surface anymore, due to cooling temperatures and dwindling insect hatches. Munford suggests fishing bait or wet flies just off the bottom.
Lower Fish Creek. DWR aquatics biologist Hart reports that using a stimulator or grasshopper to float on the surface, followed by a beadhead pheasant tail is an effective fish getter. Hart suggests fishing right where the water comes out of the dam, where anglers have been creeling rainbows, cutthroats and brown trout, which generally range from eight to nine inches but may go as long as 14 inches.
Miller Flat Reservoir. Slow but steady fishing has been reported. Worms are recommended.
Petes Hole. Good fishing has been reported for anglers using artificial flies or bait.
Price River/Lower Fish Creek. No report. From approximately one mile below the Scofield Reservoir dam downstream to the confluence with the White River, only artificial flies and lures may be used.
Scofield Reservoir. Sergeant Carl Gramlich reports good fishing for boat anglers with PowerBait.
On the southeast side, bank anglers have been using gold Zeke's, PowerBait, or worms and marshmallows for trout up to 15 inches.
Anglers off the dam have had good luck with a pearl head jig for trout up to 14 inches.
In the dam cove, fly fishermen have been using wooly buggers and hare's ear nymphs. Bait fishermen have been using PowerBait or salmon eggs with a worm.
Lake Powell. No recent report.


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By MELANIE STEELESun Advocate reporter
A fender bender near the Price east interchange on U.S. Highway 6 resulted in delayed traffic, but no injuries on Dec. 28. It is one of the first traffic mishaps of the winter season, but many more accidents are expected.
As the weather begins to decline, Carbon County motorists are encountering dangerous conditions on the roads. In fact, winter is the most difficult driving season, according to the Utah Department of Public Safety. Motorists not only have to deal with snow and ice, but there are also fewer hours of daylight.
Traffic accidents are a major cause of injury and death in the United States. The public safety department reports that there have been more fatalities due to traffic crashes in the United States than in all of the American wars combined.
However, the public safety department asserts that winter accidents can not only be prevented, but that the chances of an accident occurring can also be predicted.
"Injury prevention specialists share a goal to eliminate the use of the word 'accident' from the vocabulary of unintentional injury," pointed out the safety department. "Continued use of the word accident promotes the concept that these events are outside the scope of human influence or control. Unintentional injuries and crashes are predictable results of specific actions. We can identify their causes and take action to avoid them through injury prevention education and programs."
The Utah Department of Public Safety recommends complying with the following crash-prevention tips before Carbon County residents set out on winter roads.
Motorists should scrape and/or defrost the snow and frost from the windows before driving.
Clear all snow and ice from the hood, roof, trunk, turn signal lights, tail and headlights, mirrors and fenders.
Utah law requires the use of seat belts.
Always wear seat belts and assure that all children are correctly fastened into a child safety seat.
Drivers should set the vehicle's rear view mirrors correctly.
�Motorists should check tires for proper air pressure and tread.
Replace head lamps as needed.
�Do not drink and drive.
�Do not eat and drive.
�Do not drive while drowsy.
�Plan the route and be familiar with the maps/directions to avoid confusion.
�Check the weather reports and adjust starting time accordingly.
�Inform others of the route and expected time of arrival.
�Always fill the gasoline tank before entering open country, even for a short distance, and stop to fill-up long before the tank begins to run low. Keeping the gas tank as full as possible will minimize condensation.
�Drive with extra caution. Start slow and easy from a stop and steer smoothly. No abrupt turning, braking or accelerating.
�Increase following distance. The distance needed to stop on ice is twice as long as that which is needed to brake under normal driving circumstances.
�Drive slower than the posted speed limit; remember that it is calculated for ideal weather conditions.
�Cars have better visibility using the low beams when driving in a snow storm or fog.
�Use extra caution when driving on bridges, overpasses, tunnels, or areas without direct sunlight. Those areas often have black ice - a thin clear layer of ice which allows the dark underlying road surface to show through - thus its name. Black ice forms when the temperature is around (even slightly above) freezing and the road is wet from high humidity, fog, or daytime snow melt. Signs of black ice include shiny road surface or when spray from the tires of other vehicles is no longer visible but the road still looks wet.
�All motorists should know the vehicle's brakes. The owner's manual will provide information about the braking system. Find out which type of brakes the vehicle has and adhere to the applicable the safety steps for cars with and without ant-lock braking.
Anti-lock braking systems (ABS) offer significant advantages on slick roads, if used correctly. To operate ABS effectively, apply steady pressure to the brake pedal during the entire stop. ABS will automatically pump the brakes, if necessary, to keep the wheels from locking. Never manually pump ABS brakes. Apply only steady pressure continuously until the vehicle comes to a complete stop.
For vehicles without ABS, motorists should gently apply pumping pressure to the brakes during slippery conditions. Do not apply steady pressure to the brakes. Standing on the brakes will only cause wheel lock, and may result in the car spinning out of control.
�Handling skids will depend upon whether the vehicle is front of rear wheel drive.
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42 U.S. Code § 1395iii - Transitional Fund for Sustainable Growth Rate (SGR) Reform
(a) Establishment
The Secretary shall establish under this subchapter a Transitional Fund for Sustainable Growth Rate (SGR) Reform (in this section referred to as the "Fund") which shall be available to the Secretary to provide funds to pay for physicians' services under part B to supplement the conversion factor under section 1395w–4 (d) of this title for 2017 if the conversion factor for 2017 is less than conversion [1] factor for 2013.
(b) Funding
(1) In general
There shall be available to the Fund, for expenditures from the Fund for services furnished during or after 2017, $0.
(2) Payment from Trust Funds
The amount specified under paragraph (1) shall be available to the Fund, as expenditures are made from the Fund, from the Federal Supplementary Medical Insurance Trust Fund.
(3) Funding limitation
Amounts in the Fund shall be available in advance of appropriations but only if the total amount obligated from the Fund does not exceed the amount available to the Fund under paragraph (1). The Secretary may obligate funds from the Fund only if the Secretary determines (and the Chief Actuary of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services and the appropriate budget officer certify) that there are available in the Fund sufficient amounts to cover all such obligations incurred consistent with the previous sentence.
(4) No effect on payments in subsequent years
In the case that expenditures from the Fund are applied to, or otherwise affect, a payment rate for an item or service under this subchapter for a year, the payment rate for such item or service shall be computed for a subsequent year as if such application or effect had never occurred.
[1] So in original. Probably should be preceded by "the".
Source(Aug. 14, 1935, ch. 531, title XVIII, § 1898, as added Pub. L. 110–252, title VII, § 7002(a),June 30, 2008, 122 Stat. 2394; amended Pub. L. 110–275, title I, § 188(a)(2)(B),July 15, 2008, 122 Stat. 2589; Pub. L. 110–379, § 6,Oct. 8, 2008, 122 Stat. 4079; Pub. L. 111–5, div. B, title IV, § 4103(b),Feb. 17, 2009, 123 Stat. 487; Pub. L. 111–118, div. B, § 1011(b),Dec. 19, 2009, 123 Stat. 3474; Pub. L. 111–148, title III, § 3112,Mar. 23, 2010, 124 Stat. 421; Pub. L. 111–309, title II, § 207,Dec. 15, 2010, 124 Stat. 3291; Pub. L. 112–240, title VI, § 640,Jan. 2, 2013, 126 Stat. 2357; Pub. L. 113–82, § 3,Feb. 15, 2014, 128 Stat. 1009; Pub. L. 113–93, title II, § 219,Apr. 1, 2014, 128 Stat. 1070.)
2014—Pub. L. 113–82, § 3(1), substituted "Transitional Fund for Sustainable Growth Rate (SGR) Reform" for "Medicare Improvement Fund" in section catchline.
Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 113–82, § 3(2), amended subsec. (a) generally. Prior to amendment, text read as follows: "The Secretary shall establish under this subchapter a Medicare Improvement Fund (in this section referred to as the 'Fund') which shall be available to the Secretary to make improvements under the original medicare fee-for-service program under parts A and B for individuals entitled to, or enrolled for, benefits under part A or enrolled under part B including, but not limited to, an increase in the conversion factor under section 1395w–4 (d) of this title to address, in whole or in part, any projected shortfall in the conversion factor for 2014 relative to the conversion factor for 2008 and adjustments to payments for items and services furnished by providers of services and suppliers under such original medicare fee-for-service program."
Subsec. (b)(1). Pub. L. 113–93substituted "$0" for "$2,300,000,000".
Pub. L. 113–82, § 3(3), substituted "during or after 2017, $2,300,000,000." for "during—
"(A) fiscal year 2014, $0; and
"(B) fiscal year 2015, $0."
Subsec. (b)(2). Pub. L. 113–82, § 3(4), substituted "from the Federal Supplementary Medical Insurance Trust Fund." for "from the Federal Hospital Insurance Trust Fund and the Federal Supplementary Medical Insurance Trust Fund in such proportion as the Secretary determines appropriate."
2013—Subsec. (b)(1). Pub. L. 112–240added subpars. (A) and (B) and struck out former subpars. (A) to (C) which read as follows:
"(A) fiscal year 2014, $0;
"(B) fiscal year 2015, $275,000,000; and
"(C) fiscal year 2020 and each subsequent fiscal year, the Secretary's estimate, as of July 1 of the fiscal year, of the aggregate reduction in expenditures under this subchapter during the preceding fiscal year directly resulting from the reduction in payment amounts under sections 1395w–4 (a)(7), 1395w–23 (l)(4), 1395w–23 (m)(4), and 1395ww (b)(3)(B)(ix) of this title."
2010—Subsec. (b)(1)(A). Pub. L. 111–148, which directed substitution of "$0" for "$22,290,000,000", was executed by making the substitution for "$20,740,000,000" to reflect the probable intent of Congress and the intervening amendment by Pub. L. 111–118, § 1011(b)(1)(A). See 2009 Amendment note below.
Subsec. (b)(1)(B). Pub. L. 111–309substituted "$275,000,000" for "$550,000,000".
2009—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 111–5, § 4103(b)(1), inserted "medicare" before "fee-for-service program under" and "including, but not limited to, an increase in the conversion factor under section 1395w–4 (d) of this title to address, in whole or in part, any projected shortfall in the conversion factor for 2014 relative to the conversion factor for 2008 and adjustments to payments for items and services furnished by providers of services and suppliers under such original medicare fee-for-service program" before period at end.
Subsec. (b)(1). Pub. L. 111–5, § 4103(b)(2)(A), substituted "during—" for "during fiscal year 2014, $2,290,000,000 and, in addition for services furnished during fiscal years 2014 through 2017, $19,900,000,000." and added subpars. (A) and (B).
Subsec. (b)(1)(A). Pub. L. 111–118, § 1011(b)(1)(A), substituted "$20,740,000,000" for "$22,290,000,000".
Subsec. (b)(1)(B), (C). Pub. L. 111–118, § 1011(b)(1)(B)–(3), added subpar. (B) and redesignated former subpar. (B) as (C).
Subsec. (b)(4). Pub. L. 111–5, § 4103(b)(2)(B), added par. (4).
2008—Subsec. (b)(1). Pub. L. 110–379substituted "$2,290,000,000" for "$2,220,000,000".
Pub. L. 110–275inserted "and, in addition for services furnished during fiscal years 2014 through 2017, $19,900,000,000" before period at end.
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Read: Oscar Lindberg Is Playing For Sweden In An International Tournament
The Channel One cup is an annual tournament that takes place every year in Russia.
Rangers prospect Oscar Lindberg is one of the players who will be playing for Team Sweden.
NHLers Jhonas Enroth, Carl Gunnarsson, Victor Hedman, Patrick Berglund, Nicklas Backstrom, Viktor Stalberg and Marcus Johansson are on the team.
Joel Lundqvist is also playing for Sweden. The tournament starts on 12/13 with Sweden playing against Russia.
Finland and the Czech Republic are the two other countries in the tournament.
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(NEWS CENTER) - Lewiston Mayor Robert Macdonald is encouraging individuals interested in sending a financial donation to mail it to one of the following addresses:
American Red Cross
c/o Executive Director Jennifer Gaylord
1180 Lisbon Street
Lewiston, ME 04240
RE: Lewiston Downtown Fires
Salvation Army
67 Park Street
Lewiston, ME 04240
RE: Lewiston Downtown Fires
Outreach and in-kind donations:
Catholic Charities Maine (207) 523-2728 - Accepting In-kind donations.
The Root Cellar, Lewiston (207) 782-3659 www.therootcellar.org - Various types of outreach being undertaken for fire victims.
Lewiston Relief Fund www.volunteermaine.org/disaster - Donated funds will be facilitated by the United Way of Androscoggin County, and they will distribute to those in need.
Housing Fair - The Maine State Housing Authority is working with landlords, DHHS, and City officials to present a Housing Fair on Wednesday, May 8th, from 1 - 5 p.m. at the DHHS Lewiston Office, 200 Main Street. This is an effort to help individuals with short & long-term housing.
City of Lewiston Solid Waste Punch Pass - Property owners and tenants within the "Public Priority Response Area" (click here to see area outlined) may obtain a special punch pass at the Lewiston Finance Department, City Hall, 27 Pine Street. The pass will waive tipping fees for materials disposed of at the Solid Waste Facility (424 River Road). This program will end on June 8, 2013. This is especially a good opportunity to rid locations of items that could render a potential fire hazard.
YWCA Yard Sale: The YWCA will be holding a benefit yard sale Friday May 10th from 8am to 12pm. All money will go to the fire victims and anything left over will be brought to the Salvation Army.
Benefit concert in Auburn on Saturday night at the First Universalist Church, 169 Pleasant St. in Auburn. Concert is at 7pm.
Here are more details: This Saturday night is the 9th Annual Remembering Tom Rowe concert in Auburn to benefit the Jack McPhillips Memorial Fund. Artists to include Schooner Fare, Dave Rowe Trio, The Squid Jiggers, Don Campbell, Danny Quinn, Side by Side, and emcee the humble Farmer. The Jack McPhillips Memorial Fund has decided all proceeds from this concert will go to help the victims of the fires in Lewiston.
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Lil' Sweet Peas Consigment Boutique in Rockland is collecting donations for fire victims. Accepting anything that can help a family rebuild their home. Owners are Laurie Campbell and Josh Boyer. Items can be dropped off at their trailer set up at their shop on 150 Union St. in Rockland.


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High counrty colors will soon be moving into area valleys
According to many who frequent the high country the colors on oak and aspen have been changing since early August. That color has continually shifted and is now starting to move down into the valleys as the tips of cottonwoods and other trees are beg...
Care of graves all year process for many families in area
Janine Sorensen washes off the grave stone of a loved one in the Scofield Cemetary to be sure the site that houses many of her relatives continues to have dignity year round. While many people attend to the graves of family and friends on such desig...
Rainy Autumn weather changes statewide fire restructions
On Sept. 19 the Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands rescinded the tough fire restrictions that have been in place every since May 1. The recent wet weather the state and the much lower temperatures have reduced the threat of wildfire. However,...
County commission approves zoning for new subdivision
The Carbon County Commission met in their regular meeting on Sept. 18 and one of the largest points of discussion on the agenda was the approval of a zone change for a new subdivision near Westwood....
Sentinals of Safety awards announced
The U.S. Department of Labor's Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA), in cooperation with the National Mining Association, has named eight U.S. mining operations as winners of its annual "Sentinels of Safety" award in recognition of their outs...
Helper woman involved in possible crime spree
A crime spree which began in Orangeville on Sept. 13 ended in Kansas with two people dead and two people behind bars.
Kiwanis Kid's Day - Something to Smile about
What do you have on a warm sunny day in September in Price with over 600 children, hundreds of gallons of pop and more hot dogs and ice cream than you could possibly image? Kiwanis Kids Day....
General Powell's dream comes alive in Castle Country
Greg Cowan, chairman of the Castle Country's Promise welcomes members and guests to the fall kickoff luncheon. Besides Cowan's comments, several other people spoke of activities and goals for the upcoming season. Guest speaker of the event was Stev...
Ascention St. Matthew's dedicates new church in Carbon County area
Rev. Courtney A. Shucker II weclomes over a hundred people at the dedication of St. Matthews last Saturday.
Five Generations
Five generations of Delma Christiansen: Leslie, Delma's daughter, LaRene Jensen; LaRene's daughter, LaNora Anderson; LaNora's son, Bill Anderson; and new baby, Jayce Bill Anderson, born April 9, 2002....
Local man and Max stop drugs at Texas border
Corporal Brett Jeanselme, a K-9 handler with MCB Hawaii, is pictured with Max on a recent training mission in El Paso, Tex. He is pictured with his four-year old Belgian Malinois, Max, as they work with the U. S. Custons officials at the border....
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MOOSIC, P.A. (From Bisons.com)- Last night it was Kevin Pillar who provided the only runs for the Bisons against Rochester.
Tonight was Mike McCoy's turn as he pelted a two-run homer as the Herd dropped its second-straight game, 5-2 to Scranton Wilkes-Barre on Independence Day.
McCoy, who played left field, hit his second home run of the season to pull the Herd within three runs in the fifth inning. Shortstop Ryan Goins followed McCoy with a triple in the gap between center and right field with two outs, but Kevin Pillar popped up to end the inning with Buffalo still down by three.
McCoy went 2-for-4 with a single and a run scored to go along with the two-run homer and increased his season average to .264.
The Bisons did not record a hit against Scranton over the final four innings and were 2-for-6 with runners in scoring position.
Starting pitcher Ricky Romero took the mound for the 11th time for the Herd. The southpaw allowed nine hits, five runs, but only three were earned in six innings. He also struck out three and walked two while falling to 0-3 on the year.
Romero has now worked six or more innings in four of this last five starts for the Bisons.
After the two home runs allowed in the first, Romero rebounded with a 10-pitch, 1-2-3 inning in the second. A leadoff fielding by Buffalo in the third led to a 27-pitch inning and two runs scored against Romero. He regrouped and allowed just one more run in his final three innings.
A pair of solo home runs put Scranton ahead of the Bisons 2-0 early, as Brent Lillibridge and Randy Ruiz hit their fifth and seventh homers of the season, respectively.
The Rail Riders scored two more runs in the third after Dan Johnson hit a two-RBI single, scoring Adonis Garcia and Lillibridge to go up 4-0.
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Right fielder Anthony Gose had two hits in the game, going 2-for-4 with two singles and a run scored.
Bisons Notes:Tonight's game was the first of a two-game series against Scranton...Kevin Pillar extended his hitting streak to 11 games with a double in the first inning...60 of Ricky Romero's 95 pitches were thrown for strikes...RHP John Stilson struck out two in two innings pitched...The Herd dropped to 25-22 on the road this season...Still the second most road wins in the International League.


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Anyone else read Tim Powers? I had bought cheap or was given 'Expiration Date' years ago, but lent it out to a friend and never got it back, and couldn't remember the authour or title. Last weekend I was browsing the library for Pratchett and ran into it again. I'm rereading it and then will be tackling as much of his other stuff as I can.
He even has a zombie Pirates of the Caribbean book called On Stranger Tides, but it's rather old and my library doesn't carry it. Anyone read this book?


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OVER Hawaii
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The unique wonders of Hawai'i are explored in this illuminating, off-the-beaten-path tour of Hawai'i's six major Hawaiian islands: Hawai'i Island, Maui, Lāna'i, Moloka'i, O'ahu and Kaua'i.
While popular visitor destinations such as Honolulu are highlighted, much of this captivating hour features areas that can be accessed only by helicopter—or the extremely adventurous hiker. The itinerary includes unspoiled rain forests, majestic valleys, otherworldly volcanic landscapes, spectacular sea cliffs, and idyllic beaches where turquoise waters meet pristine white sands. "OVER Hawai'i" also ventures under, diving into Hawai'i's waters to visit coral reefs teeming with sea life.
"OVER Hawai'i" celebrates not only the scenic beauty of Hawai'i but its cultural heritage as well, featuring commentary by people who call Hawai'i home and who tell the islands' stories from an authentically Hawaiian point of view. The soundtrack showcases a wide range of traditional and contemporary Hawaiian music.
Blending breathtaking scenery with fascinating insights, "OVER Hawai'i" reveals the remarkable diversity of America's 50th state.
"OVER" Hawai'i" premiered Saturday, Nov. 5. See TV schedule for reruns
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I have applied to the university of Hawaii, i want to come to Hawaii as a graduate student, it's my Dream!
I love the beauty of Hawaii but recently heard that they are letting Monsanto lease lands to test GMO's (genetically engineered plants). How will they contain them? Hawaii needs to protect it's vast beauty & letting a chemical company test products there sounds terrible. I would love to live in Hawaii some day because of the warm ocean water, great for swimming anytime of the year.
Wow, just so breath taking, Mahalo Nui Loa to Dave Chevalier Blue Hawaiian helicopters. Such a blessing to have you share your special love for the island.
I have been so fortunate to have travelled to The Hawaiian Islands on 7 different vacations and each time it just felt as if I never left, whether it was a year or several years between trips there. I carry the Aloha spirit and have since my first trip in October of 1991 and I will forever yearn to visit, as it will will always remain in my heart as the most beautiful chain of Islands which doesn't compare to any other place I have travelled. It truly is paradise. Aloha!
I can't wait to visit Hawai'i's six major Hawaiian islands: Hawai'i Island, Maui, Lāna'i, Moloka'i, O'ahu and Kaua'i. I'm currently to busy studying to become a Pilot. I like to visit Hawaii and perhaps rent a helicopter and fly over unspoiled rain forests, majestic valleys, otherworldly volcanic landscapes. I currently use a flight simulator download: http://flightsimulatordownloadd.org/ - which provides realistic views of Hawaii but to see/fly over it in real life will be breadth taking.
What company produced this? The credits were too small for me to see on my TV. They did a great job, but I'd like to know who it was.
Norm is not "normal". He can't see the beauty of Hawaii. I lived on oahu for six years and consider it the best years of my life.
IT IS REALLY A PARADISE. wISH I COULD LIVE THERE AGAIN.
What a sham of a video, especially for my PBS station to broadcast it as Asian Pacific Heritage Month special. This is just a tourist video. I wouldn't mind it if it was part of a travel video, but to put it as one of the 5 shows to highlight Asian Pacific Heritage? Are they for real?
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Uhm, please ignore 'Norm'. He's just trolling. Really. Some people get off on seeding comment boards with nonsensical or controversial B.S. simply to see what kind of reaction they can get. Pathetic yes but a fact of reality in our online world. The common advice is, "Don't feed the troll." Just ignore them.
As for the show, I thought it was simply wonderful.
What a wonderful way to se our magnificence ! We love Maui from the ground up, and there is no doubt God bestows upon us the best we can physically experience on earth. The Aloha breadth in those who truly love the "aina" (land), has welcomed us home for twenty years. We offer up our best to one another working with the ground that provides a garden of nourishment and beauty. The helicopter bird's eye view delivers the bigger details, and we are grateful to have had a peek from above in its entirety. All who are blessed to have been born in the islands bless us who came in search for a place to call home.
We come from Canada and have visited the Islands of Hawaii 7 times. They are magical. They are each so different and wonderful in their own way. I consider the helicopter ride over Kaua'i one of the highlights of my life, so this movie let us see the other islands in the same way. We just returned from our last stay and can not wait for the next trip when I hope to take my grandchildren on just such a ride.
Wow Norm you must be a haole!!! Such negativity about MY HOME!! I am from the Big Island...born in Hilo!! You just have the blinders on man take them off and look for the beauty in everything!!! The lava flows are just part of the beauty a huge part! If you no like then don't come and bad mouth Hawaii no more!!!
Seriously! I was in Hawaii for the first time this past year, on Hawaii, Maui and Kauai. It was a life changing experience! I don't know if Norm lives in a place that has lava fields, 80 ft waterfalls and some of the most diverse scenery on the planet but if he can't find something beautiful in Hawaii, it says something about him, not Hawaii. It saddens me that people can be so unappreciative and blind to the wonders of our planet... Lorena, I'd move to Hilo in a heartbeat! We stayed in Pahoa and can't wait to come back!
Tim who? Cause this is a "Tim" and yes that was my voice... as well as many others.
Blue hawaiian helicopter ride I just took in the big island was the biggest waste of time in my whole life.He flew over some dead lava fields and some farm lands,oh yah we saw a 80 foot water fall big deal.The so called "circle of fire" was by far the biggest waste of time and money I was looking so forward to seeing this"circle of fire" and saved it for the last few days of my trip hoping of a great time with all the hype and all it was is a complete waste of time
Yes, it is too bad that having the money to ride in the helicopter is wasted on you. Why don't you spend the 400.00 on a donation to a charity. That might be a good start to finding your heart. My daughter has Tuberous Sclerosis and watches this over and over. It brings me joy just to see how much she loves Hawaii.
Norm, I feel sad that you can not understand the beauty nor feel the sacredness of Hawai'i. Both you and the 'aina are the loser.
Norm, i have the feeling that you might be happier in Las Vegas. I bet they've got some Circles of Fire that'll thrill yr soul.
"Beauty is in the eye of the beholder." I only can wish could get any Hawaiian helicopter ride, so do not take such a special place for grant.
That saddens me to hear you speak that way about the aina Norm. Perhaps you shouldnʻt waste any more of your time or money coming to Hawaii nei.
Wow. What's that saying? If you can't say something nice....don't say anything at all?
What did you expect a lava field to look like??? ALL lava fields are dead dude! You obviously don't appreciate the true beauty of Hawai'i.
I hear Hawai'ian Radio Connection DJ, Braddah Stephen Gomes is going to be on one of these shows, (He is from Kaua'i) and I can't wait!!
Hawaii is one of the most beautiful places in the world. I have a son in law that married my daughter and he is from The Big Island of Hawaii. He is a very special person full of compassion and understanding such as is his culture. He is a true native Hawiian.
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Feb. 27, 2007
The Lady Bisons golf team is in a three-way tie for 10th place after the first round of the Ann Rhoads/Birmingham-Southern Shootout in Birmingham, Ala.
The Lady Bisons as a team shot 325, 22 shots behind Birmingham-Southern, the tournament leader.
Brie Rowdon, Marie Fillers and Liz Austin all finished the first round in a tie for 39th, with each shooting an 81.
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LAKE PLACID Few people can claim that they walked away from a plane crash without any serious injuries.
But you can count Michael Oster, 54, Jeff OConnor, 58, and Frank Dombroski, 51, all from Westfield, N.J., among them. The men were in the plane that crashed about 6 p.m. Feb. 21 near Big Burn Mountain, west of Lake Placid. They escaped virtually unscathed, suffering only minor cuts and bruises.
This was absolutely a miracle, Mr. Oster said just feet from the wreckage two days after the crash. We won the lottery that day and couldnt be happier.
The men were flying in a single-engine, four-seat Vans RV-10 piloted by Mr. Dombroski when they ran into trouble. Their flight, which had started at Somerset Airport in Bedminster, N.J., was supposed to end at the Lake Placid Airport.
As they approached the airport, Mr. Dombroski said, the men could see the ground, lights and houses, but the runway lights wouldnt turn on when he tried to activate them from the plane. The men may have missed the lights, but he doesnt believe that was the case.
We couldnt obviously land at the airport, so we were really forced to overfly and either try to come back around or land somewhere else, Mr. Dombroski said.
He began to climb out of the area as he considered what to do next. He said the plane must have drifted a few degrees off course. As he pulled up hard, one of the wheels clipped the tops of trees.
Thats what sent us into a bit of a spin, and then we hit another tree fairly hard, Mr. Dombroski said. But then the plane came down through the pines, and it really kind of gave us a soft landing here, which is probably the reason were here to talk about it.
As they fell through the trees, the nose pointed down and the tail stayed up in the air, held firmly in place by a tree. The plane was at a 45-degree angle facing the direction it had come from.
We landed, and we were all sitting in our seats, Mr. Oster said. We looked at each other. We said, Are you OK? You OK?
Lake Placid Airport manager Steve Short said the lights worked later that night.
The questions surrounding the crash are left to the National Transportation Safety Board, which is investigating the accident and is expected to have a report in about six months.
It was just the beginning of what would be a long night; they didnt get out of the woods until 3:30 a.m. Temperatures were in the single digits when the rescue started and dropped below zero later.
One the first things the men did when they got out of the plane was use a cellphone to call Essex County 911.
They were strongly suggestive that we stay with the airplane, Mr. Dombroski said. We felt also that it was the safest and most prudent way to not get ourselves deeper into the woods. It was deep snow.
Using a GPS, the men provided the dispatcher with their coordinates in a formula that uses degrees, minutes and decimals of minutes. But because two different formulas were used, searchers headed to the wrong mountain, miles from the crash site.
Forest rangers Scott VanLaer and Jim Giglinto headed on a 6-mile round-trip hike up the 3,895-foot tall Nye Mountain. They were on snowshoes carrying full packs loaded with cold-weather gear for the plane crash survivors when they left from the Mount Jo trailhead. A short while later, four more forest rangers followed them with gear to evacuate the men.
A state police helicopter also made an attempt to search the Nye Mountain area but turned around because of weather and darkness.
As the men waited, they kept warm using items from the plane. They made a makeshift tent with a tarp and pillaged some ski gear to stay warm.
We were calm, Mr. Dombroski said. We had water. We had Gatorade. We had granola. We had a fire extinguisher. We had ropes and some other stuff. So we werent hungry. We were just cold. You cant bundle up enough in that temperature for that period of time without having the cold have its way with you.
The Plattsburgh Press-Republican produced the first newspaper report online, the Associated Press put a news brief on the wire at 8:40 p.m. and the Saranac Lake Adirondack Daily Enterprise followed about 10 p.m. All reported that the crash was on Nye Mountain.
After the news hit the Internet, Mr. Dombroski said, he was contacted by an employee at the financial software company he owns. The person saw the APs dispatch on the Wall Street Journals website. The three men then realized the rescuers were looking in the wrong place.
We didnt know what Nye Mountain was, but we clearly knew, based on what we can see on the GPS and on Google maps, that we were west of Lake Placid, and we called back to the rangers, Mr. Oster said.
It was about 11 p.m. when forest rangers realized the plane crash wasnt on Nye Mountain. Rangers Kevin Burns, Chris Kostoss, Pete Evans and Dave Russell were sent to the new site and began searching. They started into the woods on snowmobiles, following some cross-country ski trails, then switched to snowshoes.
When the forest rangers got within about a half-mile of the crash, they heard the trio talking.
We yelled, and they yelled back, Mr. Burns said. It was so faint because the snow levels just muffled the sound.
Finally, about 2 a.m., the forest rangers came upon the trio sitting on top of their backpacks and bags inside their white makeshift tent, just a few feet from the crashed plane.
It looked like a great white sheet over the top of three heads, Mr. Burns said. It was like three ghosts.
When the searchers and crash survivors greeted each other, the parties exchanged jokes, Mr. Burns said. Then the forest rangers gave the men food, got them hydrated and provided them with the proper gear to get out of the woods. The group reached the road about 3:30 a.m.
Its nothing short of a miracle and divine intervention, Mr. Dombroski said.
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The ongoing conflicts between Carbon and Sanpete counties may have started with the failure of Mammoth Dam in Gooseberry Narrows.
But water disputes between the counties surfaced before the dam collapsed.
The first major damming of a stream feeding the Price River drainage occurred in 1869 when private concerns from Sanpete built a structure to impound head water.
Fairview Lake was actually two bodies of water created by one dam. The reservoir is presently owned by Cottonwood-Gooseberry Irrigation Company, but restricted public access is allowed.
The construction and operation of Fairview Lake appear to have prompted the idea that water can be taken from the Price drainage for use in Sanpete County.
When the settlement of the Sanpete Valley began, occasional travelers merely passed through Carbon County. No non-native American settlements would show up for a number of years.
So the continuation of Fairview Lake delivering water to the Sanpete Valley through an access tunnel has followed the Utah law's premise of "first in time, first in right."
The drainage for the Gooseberry Creek that feeds Fish Creek and Price River is primarily located in Sanpete County.
The situation has resulted in proponents calling for channeling the water west and south rather than north and east.
The original planners and designers of Mammoth Reservoir were primarily from Sanpete County. But the Price Irrigation Company actually constructed the dam to store water for use in the Castle Valley area.
After Mammoth Dam collapsed in 1917, other development projects came into view.
Although water rushing down the canyon from the broken dam caused near $1 million in damage, the disaster did not put a damper on the county's plan to build a local reservoir storage system.
The primary objective underlying the plan focused on storing water in the reservoir for use in the county in the late summer or during droughts.
In 1921, the Price Water Conservation District was formed from the local irrigation company.
During the next couple of years, PRWCD determined a better dam site was located in Pleasant Valley, near Scofield.
By 1925, construction had started on the dam and the reservoir was filled by the 1926 irrigation season.
The conservation district attempted to develop an agreement with the independent ditch companies in the Carbon area to supply water to all users. But several agreements did not work, often resulting in confusion about water rights and distribution.
Less than two years later, Carbon County almost faced a similar disaster to the collapse of Mammoth Dam. But the second disaster was averted.
By 1928, the dam had suffered a number of small leaks and a few times in the two years the tunnel that carried water downstream had problems.
Finally in May 1928 a beaver family created a leak in the dam that couldn't be stopped. But rather than having thousands of acre feet of water once again rush down the canyon, local residents were able to effect drainage that relieved the pressure before a collapse occurred.
This near disaster resulted in the state demanding that the spillway be lowered so that pressure on the dam would not be as great. This action would lower the storage capacity of the reservoir by almost half.
Meanwhile, Sanpete County residents and officials continued to clamor for more water than Fairview Lake could provide. Everyone was hit hard by the drought of the 1930s, a spell with low water for almost the entire decade.
At the same time the depression had hit and few had money or could get the backing for any large projects. In some ways the conflict between the two counties intensified during the same time because of tight water supplies.
As the 1930s wore on, government projects to improve the economy and put citizens to work began to appear.
Because of it's location in the Colorado River drainage, the Bureau of Reclamation began to study projects for the area. One study lead to the eventual creation of the Lower Gooseberry Reservoir, which was created below Fairview Lake and up stream from the site of the old Mammoth Dam in 1939.
Today, that lake still serves as a good fishing spot and controls a few thousand acre feet of water from the upper basin.
Reconstruction work was done to the water structure in 1990 in order to meet modern specifications. Following the reconstruction, none of the water from the reservoir flowed to the Sanpete Valley, so the conflict continued.
With the beginning of World War II, the two counties were still at odds about a way for Sanpete to use water that naturally drained into the Colorado drainage, yet fell fromt the sky as moisture within their counties boundaries. But the war changed things.
In 1942 federal officials were still casting a wary eye toward the privately built Scofield Dam. The fear was that at some point the structure could fail and this time, instead of sending 11,000 acre feet of water down the canyon and into the valley it could release as much as 30,000 acre feet.
Such a collapse would jeopardize not only the highways through the area, but also the Rio Grande rail lines. It could also disrupt communication lines to the west coast from the east and stop coal production at a number of mines that were needed to supply the war effort. One such company that would be effected by a dam break would be the Geneva Steel Plant that had been built by the war department in Orem. And this could come at a time when the United States was most vulnerable to an attack on the west coast by the Imperial Japanese Empire.
That whole episode in the reconstruction of what is known as Scofield Dam, set the stage for much of the conflict that has carried over to the present.
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LOWVILLE A few Lewis County roads were closed Friday because of flooding from melting snow and rain earlier in the week.
East Martinsburg Road in the town of Lowville, Burdicks Crossing Road in the town of Turin and River Road in the town of Lyonsdale are expected to be shut down for the next couple of days, according to James M. Martin, the countys emergency services director.
I wouldnt be surprised that theyre closed all weekend, Mr. Martin said.
Water levels continued to rise through much of the day Friday, he said.
Its quite a bit higher than it was this morning, Mr. Martin said late Friday afternoon.
Murrock Road in the town of Pinckney also was closed Friday, but that was caused by a culvert replacement project, not the weather, he said.
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While many of us jog a bit to stay healthy, most of us would think that running for 24 hours over a distance of 180 miles to be a bit over the top. But that is exactly what a team of 12 runners from Price will be doing this weekend.
The group of 12 will be participating in a relay event called the Ragnar Wasatch Back Relay. They will cover a course that extends from Logan down to Heber and back north into Park City for the finish.
This is the first time a team from Price has participated in this event according to team member Nancy Cammans. Staci Black has spearheaded the Price team and is the team captain. Each of her team will run legs of the course that can range in distance from three to eight miles apiece. Each runner will also run three legs each spread out over the course of the race period.
Some of the legs of the race are easy to moderate. A few can be down right brutal as the leg that traverses over Deer Valley resort will be. The relay continues through the night. The team will take sleeping bags and camp out somewhere along the route while members of their team continue to take their turns on the road.
The team is divided into two groups of six. In the first half of the relay, the first six will run their legs of the race while the other group rests and prepares to finish off the event. Then the first six will get to take a break and the second six will take over. They will leap frog each other in two support vans, providing drinks, encouragement and support as needed.
It is both a fun and competitive race. Some elite runners will be in the race for personal best times. Other teams, like the one from Price will participate to have fun and just say they did it. Their team name Run!4Fun! reflects their attitude.
Not only are prizes awarded for win, place and show; but many will run in costumes and prizes will be given out for costumes and vehicle decorations and other crazy categories.
Nine of the twelve members are Price residents. Captain Staci Blackâs biggest headache through the last six months has been keeping a team together. "I have had three different teams already. Eight people have needed to be replaced. Also the logistics of making sure we have everything and getting everyone where they need to be."
As of now the team consists of Black and her husband Stewart and her son Corbin. Also on the team are Ed and Kim Rasbold, Nancy Cammans, Wendy Crane Kim Toler, Jared Haddock, Lynette Shumway, Patrick Clifford, and Danny Bush.
Cammans was a bit anxious about the upcoming event. "We have had such crazy weather to train in and I didnât get my miles in last week so I am a little nervous." They began their training back in January and have had to endure cold, wet and windy weather. It has only been warm for just a short time so that might affect the group if the heat cranks up during the day.
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