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Thousands of delegates representing almost 200 governments and dictatorships are gathering in Doha, Qatar, in a desperate bid to keep climate change alarmism alive long enough to create a United Nations-run planetary carbon regime. However, as the climate hysteria continues its march toward irrelevance following the spectacular implosion of UN global warming theories and multiple scandals in recent years, delegates at this year's Conference of the Parties (COP18) know they are in a race against time.
Among the highest priorities of climate alarmists and UN types is the extension of a deeply controversial 1997 treaty known as the Kyoto Protocol, which expires at the end of the year. The dubious agreement — it calls on governments ruling wealthier countries to limit carbon emissions by imposing restrictions on citizens and businesses — does not apply to the United States, in large part because the U.S. Senate refused to ratify it.
So far, the Brussels-based European Union and several governments have agreed to renew Kyoto, with autocratic regimes around the world seeking funds lining up to support the effort as well. Multiple others, however, including more than a few powerhouses like Russia, Japan, and Canada, cited various reasons for their refusal to extend the emissions protocol past the 2012 expiration date.
"I think we cover at most 14 percent of global emissions," complained EU "chief negotiator" Artur Runge-Metzger, referring to the governments and self-styled "authorities" that have agreed to approve a successor to the international treaty. Despite the economic tsunami swamping Europe, Runge-Metzger said the emerging EU super-state was willing to continue bribing third world regimes with taxpayer money if they agreed to assorted demands.
Another goal of the conference is to finalize the creation of an international mechanism for mass wealth redistribution — essentially transferring vast sums of money from taxpayers in more prosperous and liberty-minded countries to the generally dictatorial regimes ruling poorer nations. Almost $30 billion has already been transferred in recent years following an agreement reached at the 2009 UN global warming summit in Copenhagen.
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CANTON The rivalry between Clarkson and St. Lawrence is one of the longest in college hockey, if not the fiercest.
The series between the north country schools, which dates back to 1925, has been a bit one-sided of late in the Golden Knights favor.
Clarkson has won seven of the past eight meetings with St. Lawrence, with three consecutive wins, including two in this campaign.
This doesnt sit well with St. Lawrence (9-10-2, 2-5-2), which will play at Clarkson (4-12-5, 3-5-1) at 7 p.m. on Saturday in the final ECAC Hockey regular-season meeting in 2012-13.
Absolutely, Saints senior captain Kyle Flanagan said. We lost the last two games to them in our barn, so we hope we can return the favor.
This may be the Saints seniors final game against the Golden Knights and their last chance to earn an elusive win against their archrival.
This is definitely big for us seniors, Saints senior defenseman and assistant captain George Hughes said. Its obviously a huge game, not only for the rivalry, but for the standings, as well. I dont think this game could be any bigger for us.
The game is also important for both teams as they bid to move up the conference standings as St. Lawrence enters today in a ninth-place tie and trails Clarkson, which is tied for seventh, by only one point.
These are a big two points, Flanagan said. Obviously its going to be a lot more intense because its against our rival, but as far as our energy level and stuff like that, its about two points thats what we have to take care of. Its a huge game because we can move up in the standings.
The Golden Knights won the first encounter this season, 4-1, in Canton on Dec. 5, with Clarkson scoring the games first three goals.
They came out really strong against us in our league game at Appleton, St. Lawrence coach Greg Carvel said. They jumped on us early and by the time we woke up, we were a couple goals behind.
In the next encounter three days later, St. Lawrence scored first, but then yielded three unanswered goals in a 3-1 loss to Clarkson in Lake Placid.
We need a better start, Flanagan said. From the first period we have to be better. We need to not let them set the tempo.
Their goaltenders played well in both games, Carvel said. Especially in the second game in Lake Placid, I thought their goaltender was the difference in the game.
Carvel hopes the Saints bring better energy and work ethic into this meeting between the two foes, something his team has displayed in winning two of their past games overall this season.
We have to come out and play harder then they do, Carvel said. Because thats what they did to us the past two games. I think were two pretty evenly matched teams and the team that decides it wants to play and work harder has the better chance.
Clearly something has to give between the two teams as Clarkson has lost five consecutive games, all at home.
Conversely, St. Lawrence has lost four of its past five games at Cheel Arena, with its last win a 4-3 decision in December 2009.
I dont think were going to change that much, Hughes said. When you play against Clarkson, its really going to come down to the team that wants it more.
Much of the Saints recent success against their rival has come in the postseason, St. Lawrence swept Clarkson in a first-round playoff series in 2010.
Flanagan concluded: It doesnt take much to get motivated against them. The crowds we had in Lake Placid and at Appleton this season were both packed. The atmosphere is always great. ... So if you dont get up for these games, theres something wrong.
Entering today in a ninth-place tie with Brown and Harvard, the Saints are only two points out of sixth place and just five points out of third.
A win against Clarkson would move them past the Golden Knights in the standings.
Were viewing this game as a must win, Carvel said. Were getting to the point of the season where were a desperate hockey team and we cant afford not giving our best game every night.
Last season, St. Lawrence made a push in the second half of the season which included a five-game winning streak, to finish in eighth place. That earned the Saints home ice in a first-round playoff series against Dartmouth.
Since weve been back from break, I think weve played some pretty solid hockey, Hughes said. It hasnt been perfect, but it would be great to go on a run like last year. I think if we just keep playing well and limit our mistakes, I think its going to be good for us.
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PAWTUCKET -- On a late March day in Fort Myers, Fla., Xander Bogaerts could have accepted what the lineup card stipulated and left it at that.
The Red Sox prospect and now the newest member of the PawSox, however, was comfortable enough in his own skin to approach the powers-that-be and show his eagerness and enthusiasm for the game he is paid to play.
According to one staff member, the sequence helped cast the player in a whole new light.
ŌĆ£He didnŌĆÖt want to be disrespectful,ŌĆØ explained Andy Fox, BostonŌĆÖs minor league infield coordinator, who spent nine seasons in the big leagues. ŌĆ£Xander has that quiet presence about him.ŌĆØ
Fox recounted that, back in March, Bogaerts had just returned to BostonŌĆÖs spring-training facility following a three-week stint with the Netherlands team in the World Baseball Classic. As he was less than 12 hours removed from stepping off a flight from Tokyo, Japan, where Team Netherlands saw its WBC pursuit end, the organization slotted him for DH duties to give him an easier dayŌĆÖs work.
ŌĆ£He was still in big-league camp, but they sent him down just to catch him up,ŌĆØ Fox said earlier this week from his California home. ŌĆ£Plus he had been playing third base in the WBC.ŌĆØ
But Bogaerts wasnŌĆÖt looking to put in a half-dayŌĆÖs work. He was seeking to get reacquainted with his natural position and the sooner the better ŌĆō after the time he spent moonlighting as a third baseman during the WBC, he was ready to get back to his preferred position of shortstop, the sooner the better.
ŌĆ£ItŌĆÖs hard to get back in a rhythm defensively if youŌĆÖre not taking ground balls where you normally play,ŌĆØ Fox said.
Bogaerts wanted no part of the easy road, and Fox pinpointed exactly why.
ŌĆ£WeŌĆÖre aware that he wants to be a major-league shortstop and he goes about it the right way,ŌĆØ Fox said. ŌĆ£He understands the exposure to other positions in that it creates versatility, but heŌĆÖs so motivated to be a major-league shortstop that heŌĆÖs going to exhaust everything.
ŌĆ£No one is ever going to say that he didnŌĆÖt put the effort in.ŌĆØ
There are two talking points that are usually the first to the surface whenever Bogaerts is mentioned among the usual observers of promising Red Sox farm hands. The first is to gush over his offensive production and the fact that heŌĆÖs the best position player to come up through the Red Sox system in a number of years.
Once that has been duly noted, the talk shifts to defense and how this 6-foot-3, 185-pounder ŌĆ£projectsŌĆØ better at the big league level as a third baseman. Only time will tell where this 20-year-old phenom will end up, but know this: Xander Bogaerts still has ŌĆ£SSŌĆØ ŌĆō not ŌĆ£3BŌĆØ or even ŌĆ£DHŌĆØ ŌĆō firmly affixed to his name.
ŌĆ£I wonŌĆÖt speak for everyone else, but as far as what weŌĆÖve seen, he looks like a shortstop to me,ŌĆØ said Portland Sea Dogs manager Kevin Boles one May afternoon while sitting in New BritainŌĆÖs dugout.
The first time Fox saw Bogaerts up close was spring training in 2011 when he began his stint as minor league infield coordinator (Ironically, Fox inherited the position from current Pawtucket manager Gary DiSarcina). That March, Bogaerts was set to begin his second pro season after signing as an international free agent at age 17 in August 2009, a deal that came 2 ┬Į weeks prior to Boston agreeing to terms with a Cuban defector named Jose Iglesias.
Fox said his initial findings on Bogaerts were of the glass-is-half-full variety.
ŌĆ£Obviously you see the athletic ability and skill set. You see the hands and feet, but he was really raw. You felt, ŌĆśGosh, if you can clean this and that up, heŌĆÖs got a chance,ŌĆÖŌĆØ Fox remembers. ŌĆ£You can have the greatest stuff in the world, but if a playerŌĆÖs not willing to put the work in and buy into the process ŌĆ" to XanderŌĆÖs credit heŌĆÖs done that.ŌĆØ
Growing pains were mitigated due to BogaertsŌĆÖ proclivity to not get discouraged by errors, which he committed by the bushel during his first two minor-league seasons ŌĆō 21 errors in 59 games with the SoxŌĆÖ Dominican League operation in 2010 followed by 26 errors in 71 games with Single-A Greenville in 2011.
ŌĆ£WhatŌĆÖs great about Xander is that he never beat himself up. He was able to separate and say, ŌĆśHey, I made a mistake now. IŌĆÖm not going to make that same mistake again,ŌĆÖŌĆØ Fox said.
While BogaertsŌĆÖ totals were certainly high, they werenŌĆÖt as bad as the 56 errors in 126 contests committed by Derek Jeter in 1993, back when the New York Yankees legend was plying his trade in Single-A Greensboro. At that time, Fox was a third-base hopeful who was also climbing his way up through the YankeesŌĆÖ system after getting selected in the second round of 1989 MLB Draft.
Fox and Jeter were teammates in 1994 at Double-A Albany-Colonie before the pair moved on to Triple-A Columbus the following year. The former had a front row seat to see Jeter regroup ŌĆō 54 errors between the ŌĆÖ94 and ŌĆÖ95 seasons ŌĆō and has used the latterŌĆÖs willingness to overcome what was a glaring deficiency as a guidepost as to why the Red Sox did not overreact to BogaertsŌĆÖ early struggles with the glove.
ŌĆ£If there was something that he couldnŌĆÖt do, then you say, ŌĆśOkay, maybe you move him to center field,ŌĆÖŌĆØ said Fox. ŌĆ£You have to have patience when you see the skill set. Obviously Derek Jeter is Derek Jeter, but (what he endured) does create some patience because you see the skills that allow him to play shortstop.ŌĆØ
While most comparisons between one player who is headed to Cooperstown with one that has one week of Triple-A experience would seem premature, thereŌĆÖs one area where Fox feels Jeter and Bogaerts can be mentioned in the same sentence.
ŌĆ£I guess the only thing thatŌĆÖs similar is each oneŌĆÖs pace through the system,ŌĆØ cited Fox about Jeter and Bogaerts, both of whom reached Class AAA as 20-year-olds. ŌĆ£Derek had a quiet presence about himself and I think Xander possesses those same characteristics with the energy he plays with and the way he engages with his teammates. For someone whoŌĆÖs 20, he has a maturity about him that is hard to teach or hard to find at times.ŌĆØ
Of the 662 big-league games Fox played in the field in the major leagues, 264 of them came at shortstop. Listed at 6ŌĆÖ4ŌĆØ, Fox was asked about the challenges that the 6ŌĆÖ3ŌĆØ Bogaerts faces when manning this demanding position, which demands from its practitioners the utmost skill in everything from positioning prior to the pitch to making strong, accurate throws across the diamond.
ŌĆ£YouŌĆÖre further away from the ground, so fundamentally he needs to get into his legs more. HeŌĆÖs big, but he also has long legs, too,ŌĆØ Fox explained. ŌĆ£It can be challenging, but because of his athleticism, heŌĆÖs now starting to have better body control. He knows where he should be, which is a good indicator because you can now self-coach him.
ŌĆ£You can throw someone 6-4 out there, but he may not have the quickness, agility or arm strength that Xander does, or the ability to stay within himself to not get all out of whack,ŌĆØ Fox added. ŌĆ£In the beginning, we broke it down right from the setup to approaching the ball. His skills came across as very elementary in the drills, yet as you added some building blocks, you saw the consistency in one little thing that enabled him to move quickly on to the next thing.ŌĆØ
To borrow a line from the Tom Emanski videos that were on a continuous advertising loop in the ŌĆś90s, Fox feels BogaertsŌĆÖ commitment to the game enable him to stay well ahead of the curve.
ŌĆ£HeŌĆÖs a tremendous athlete, but to me he maximizes what he has, which allows him to play shortstop consistently,ŌĆØ Fox said. ŌĆ£I think a lot of times, young players talk about wanting to play in the big leagues, which is obvious to anyone you come across. HeŌĆÖs doing the things to get to the big leagues instead of talking about it. He wants to do the things to be a big-league shortstop, or just get to the big leagues in general.ŌĆØ
ThereŌĆÖs no disputing how much Bogaerts has improved as a fielder ŌĆō he made 21 errors in 119 games last year and thus far in 2013 has 10 errors in 54 games ŌĆō but some have expressed that he still has to improve before being a finished product.
ŌĆ£The message I got from Andy is that Xander still has the habit of standing tall when trying to field groundballs,ŌĆØ said PawtucketŌĆÖs DiSarcina on the day Bogaerts joined his ball club. ŌĆ£ItŌĆÖs about getting him into a consistent position where he can field the same way every time.ŌĆØ
ItŌĆÖs the duty of DiSarcina and Fox to liberally use their motivational sandpaper to smooth out the young infielderŌĆÖs rough edges.
ThatŌĆÖs why the words of Fox, who saw Bogaerts in person 15 times this season at Double A and is lined up to visit McCoy Stadium when the PawSox kickoff a homestand next Tuesday, carry much weight. Just like with Jeter, the 42-year-old Fox has an up-close view of what he hopes will be a sharp defensive turnaround. Such memories help him believe in a youngster who knows that the only way to improve is by not accepting shortcuts, such as DHŌĆÖing in a minor league spring training game.
ŌĆ£Sometimes you forget heŌĆÖs 20 just because of the way he acts, but the strides heŌĆÖs made have been huge,ŌĆØ Fox said. ŌĆ£IŌĆÖve seen Xander the last three years and he makes every play that a major-league shortstop needs to make pretty consistently for his age right now.ŌĆØ
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As disheartening as Wednesday's Game Four double overtime
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tomorrow afternoon in Washington.
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- The Vezina Trophy finalists were revealed this
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than any of the three finalists. Thomas
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played for the best team in the league in the standings and defensively, and
the Canucks didn't miss a beat when Cory Schneider was between the pipes. Rinne was asked to carry his offensively
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CANTON The Rensselaer Falls man who was critically injured in an accident that left him trapped in a front-end loader earlier this week has seen an improvement in his condition.
Ronald J. Stiles, 61, owner of Process Sand & Gravel, has gone from critical to serious condition, according to a hospital spokesman at Upstate Medical University, Syracuse, where he is being treated.
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HEUVELTON The village board rejected a proposal at Wednesdays meeting by the Leos Club and St. Lawrence County Reality Check to limit the number of businesses allowed to sell tobacco products within the village limits.
Mayor Barbara A. Lashua said she believes the answer to the problem of tobacco addiction is education, not stricter regulation.
Limiting the availability of tobacco products may not stop people from seeking them in other places, but knowing the consequences of tobacco use may, she said in a letter explaining the decision.
Reality Check coordinator Melanie E. Flack said she was disappointed by villages decision and unimpressed with the arguments laid out by the mayor against the proposed law.
Responding to the claim by Mrs. Lashua that a law limiting the number of tobacco permits in the village would be unenforceable, Ms. Flack said, Heuvelton does not have a police force, and yet they have laws, and still people follow the laws.
Stewarts Shop is the only tobacco seller within the village.
The clubs proposal would have allowed it to keep operating but would have limited future tobacco sales by other vendors the village.
Limiting the number of tobacco licenses could restrict the viability of opening a new business in Heuvelton, Mrs. Lashua said in her letter.
But Ms. Flack said its unlikely that Heuvelton would ever see that many stores that sell tobacco move into the village even without the law. And even if they did, she said, Theyre that desperate for businesses?
If the adults dont stand up and care, then the same old thing is going to happen, Ms. Flack said. Tobacco [use] is a social norm, so how do we break that? People who are afraid to make laws and do something big are feeding into that.
Ms. Flack said she and the Heuvelton Leos Club are taking the next several weeks to determine their next step.
Were going to keep plugging away, she said.
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Despite everyone's best efforts, cancer may spread or come back after a remission (no signs of cancer), and a cure or long-term remission is no longer possible. When cancer reaches this stage, it may be referred to as advanced, terminal, or end-stage cancer.
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If you are living with advanced cancer and cure is unlikely or impossible, you may feel anger, fear, grief, and regret. It is normal to grieve the decline of your strength, mobility and independence. You may feel robbed of the personal time that the illness and treatments consume and robbed of your future, in addition to the prospect of leaving loved ones. Many people find that talking about their feelings and concerns with the people they love and trust, such as family, friends, and caregivers. provides some level of comfort. Often the best way to go through these very difficult times is together. Learn more about grief and loss.
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NEWPORT–The North Country girls' golf team hosted the 28th Annual North Country Invitational on Monday. It was orginally posted as the 25th, but was actually the 28th.
31 girls competed in the 18 hole tournament with 11 school sending players. On a day that had rain and possible thunderstorms predicted, it turned out to be a fantastic day for golf. Teeing off at noon, the tournament was completed in 4 1/2 hours, a good pace. Â Team scores are determined by the best total of two players (details below).
ORLEANS–The Lake Region softball team rallied in the first to tie the game, the bottom of the sixth, which eventually forced extra innings, the eighth to push the game to the ninth, but in the bottom of the ninth they could not come up with enough runs to force a tenth as they lost a well played game to the Peoples Academy Wolves on Prom Saturday.
"We kept coming back and coming back. Even though we lost, I think it bodes well for us," coach Matt Tinker said after the game.
The Lady Rangers battled all game long, and it started in the first.
NEWPORT/MIDDLEBURY–If you looked at all of the records of the spring teams from North Country, the one that stands out is that of the Falcons boys' tennis crew.
The boys have not lost a match in over a month, currently have a 6-1-1 record and are ranked in the top third of all Division I teams.
"The team likens itself to a junk yard dog," said coach Gary Atchinson. "We have no real big shotmakers. We work our points and I would say we are a real lunch pail, blue collar team."
Starting the weekend at 4-1-1, the boys won back-to-back matches on Friday and Saturday to improve their record.
NEWPORT–Two games in two days can be tough for any athlete, but for a softball pitcher that has to go out and throw back-to-back complete games, it is down right brutal.
That is what Kayla Descheneau had to do this past Thursday and Friday when she took the circle for the Falcons against Colchester and Mount Abe.
With freshman pitcher Taylor Blake unavailable due to a concussion, coach Leslie Dunn had limited options.
NEWPORT–Triple plays are rare.
I think Taurus at it's full height must triumph over Aries and then trump Gemini, or something to that fact, for it to occur.
Well whether or not the stars were aligned, North Country pulled one off in the sixth inning of their game against Mount Abe on Friday.
Since I was over at the softball game at the time, I will let Nate Stewart, the guy who was in the middle of the action, tell you how it went down.
ORLEANS–It is just a tough time to be a Ranger baseball player.
Lake Region lost their eighth game of the season on Saturday, 14-3 to People Academy, but coach Eric Degree saw some positives on the field from his club.
"My team's play has been a little better than it was earlier this week. They (PA) got a lot of breaks out there today and we did not get any. I got some guys who really starting to come around and we are playing improved defense."
In the second week of competition, the North Country girls' golf team competed in two tournaments. On Wednesday the 9th, Bailey Walker, Eilish Muir and Paige Gagnon travel to South Burlington to play at the Vermont National Country Club. The team placed 3rd overall. Captain Bailey Walker shot a 51 in the 9 hole tournament. Captain Eilish Muir shot a 65, and new comer Paige Gagnon, in her second career tournament carded a 71. On Thursday the 10th the threesome traveled to Enosburg. Bailey's 49, on the damp and muddy course was the low round, making her the medalist.
NEWPORT–Lake Region played host to North Country at the Prouty Beach tennis courts on Wednesday, but the Falcons still felt that home town advantage and defeated the Lady Rangers 7-0.
"We needed this win. We have played some very difficult matches lately, especially ones against Montpelier and Middlebury," said North Country coach Marie George. "The 3-4 loss to Mount Mansfield on Monday really prepared the team for this win."
Unfortunately for Lake Region it was a very one sided affair as the Falcons allowed only two sets to go the Rangers' way.
ORLEANS–Fairfax freshman fireballer Kayla Mathieu stymied Lake Region's bats, tossing a no-hitter, while her teammates gave her more than enough support in a 20-1 schoolgirls softball game Wednesday night.
"Our first two games against them, they threw (senior pitcher) Ruby (Bushey), and we knew we could hit her," said Ranger coach Matt Tinker. "We were actually pretty confident coming in. But we weren't prepared for this girl (Mathieu). She was just phenomenal."
NEWPORT–North Country came out swinging early, winning three of their first four matches, but Mount Mansfield's Lady Cougars picked up wins in the final three matches to earn the 4-3 victory in girls tennis on Monday.
"This was a very competitive match," said coach Marie George.
Win number one came off the racquets of Micheala Stanley and Doyen Doa as they took the number two doubles match, coming back from a 3-6 loss in the first set to force the tiebreaker and get the "W."
It was their first time playing together and after the first set they settled down and came through for the team.


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By TERRY WILLISSun Advocate reporter
The primary election is upon us. Here in Carbon County, as in many other places, the primary is more important than the November election. This is so for two reasons.
The first is we are still mainly a single party county. Traditionally whoever comes out of the primary election for the Democrats will most likely win the general election. In other parts of the state it will be whoever survives the Republican primary that will be the overall victor.
The second reason is that so few people vote in the primary. There may be several reasons for this. It comes at a time we are enjoying summer stuff. It doesn't feel as important as the one in November. It gets less press coverage.
What this means is we are truly represented by people who are voted in by a very small percentage of our community. That could be easily changed, but unless there is some real catalyst that fires people up, we seem to be content to let a few speak for the many.
While this system does seem to work most of the time, I get tired of those who are representing us saying that they speak for "all" of us when they are speaking about things.
There are many issues that those that represent me purpose as new laws or changes that I don't agree with. There are many things that I do like. Elected officials are put into office to represent the majority. That's all they can do. There is no way they can do what is liked by all of us.
As a county, state or nation; we do not think as a collective unit. That is what makes us strong. Even those with similar religious, political, or other views do not agree on every issue.
So that is what really irks me when I hear an elected official say they speak for all of Carbon County or who ever else they represent. You may speak for the majority of those who you spoke to about a subject, but you really don't know if you speak for everyone. It would be truly amazing if you did.
For those of us that vote on a regular basis we find ourselves making choices on who to vote for that do not seem like a choice for someone that are compatible with our views. But then the other candidate seems worse so we settle. I at least can say I voted. Those who settle by not even showing up at the polling place to pull the lever don't have a leg to stand on when things do not go there way.
I am glad we have people willing to put themselves out there to serve as elected officials for us. I have toyed with the idea once or twice, but am not at a place to make the sacrifices needed to do the job right.
So kudos to you that stand up to run for the many levels of government that it takes to keep our communities function. It is easy for us to judge and complain from the sidelines, but most of us would never consider taking the risk to get in there and do the dirty work to make our laws and disperse our taxes.
But remember as you do these tasks that you represent us all, even the quiet ones, the ones who never really let their voices be heard. Listen beyond the roar of the small group that always makes their presence know, the other voices are out there.
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While the Carbon High Lady Dinos soccer team has yet to win a game this season, the team is showing improvements that coaches have worked on since the team first began practicing weeks ago.
While the team lost games this past week to Grantsville (4-2) and Granger (3-1), Co-head coach Tracy Brady said the girls are becoming more competitive with each game.
"The girls are seeing a change in the way they are playing by progressing and being competitive in each game they've played so far," Brady said. "They're learning and continuing to grow as players out on the field."
After not recording a goal in their first three games, the Lady Dinos have scored three times in their last two games.
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The city of Sanford has officially offered the position of Sanford Police Chief to its top candidate after months of accepting applications and interviewing.
According to a release, Sanford City Manager Norton Bonaparte sent an offer of employment for the position to Cecil E. Smith, Deputy Chief of the Elgin Illinois Police Department.
Bonaparte considered input from Mayor Jeff Triplett, city commissioners and residents of Sanford who attended the public community forum with the 5 finalists. City officials also said the feedback from the law enforcement officials and review panel who interviewed the candidates.
The offer of employment, with an annual salary of $110,469 is conditional, contingent upon Smith's acceptance of an employment agreement and the successful completion of a city initiated background check, pre-employment physical and drug screen, according to the city officials.
If Smith accepts the job, he would replace former police chief Bill Lee, who was fired in June 2012 after drawing criticism for his department's actions in the Trayvon Martin shooting death investigation in February 2012.
Martin's parents criticized the agency for not arresting neighborhood watch captain George Zimmerman immediately after the shooting death of their son.
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Sunday, a caller informed the Watauga County Sheriff's Office about several suspicious items found near a phone box on Longhope Rd. in Todd, suspicious that they might be related to an alleged "meth lab."
Watauga County Sheriff's Office Special Operations Unit responded to the scene at 2201 Longhope Rd. and confirmed the presence of items used in the "Shake and Bake" method of manufacturing methamphetamine. The SBI was contacted and a cleanup crew responded and the hazardous material was disposed of per DEA and OSHA regulations. Shderiff Len Hagaman said the impact upon the public by such dump sites is very dangerous and the impact upon the environment is of great concern as many of these dangerous materials may reach streams and wells. It is also the fourth lab in as many weeks in January in Watauga. The investigation into who left the remnants there is still underway and arrests are expected.
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By By C.J. McMANUSSun Advocate associate editor
A former Price resident has been arrested on felony drug and misdemeanor drug and sexual solicitation offenses after being discovered at the Greenwell Inn with an alleged South Salt Lake City escort during the early morning hours of May 15.
A press release issued by Price City Police Capt. Bill Barnes detailed the circumstances which led to the arrest of John Richard Salazar, 41, of Payson for: Possession of a Controlled Substance, a second degree felony; Possession of Paraphernalia, a class A misdemeanor and Sexual Solicitation a class B misdemeanor. Assisted by members of the Carbon County Sheriff's Department, Price Police also cited Ayla Lynne Scott (AKA by her escort name of "Amy"), 21, of South Salt Lake for Sexual Solicitation.
According to the release, the investigation began at 3:30 a.m., when the alleged escort's driver David Michael Gridley, 32, of Salt Lake City was reported as a "suspicious person" by members of the hotel staff. Gridley was contacted by responding Price City Police Officer Stephen Regruto and Sheriff's Deputy Mike Adams. He allegedly gave conflicting information about his reason for being at the Greenwell Inn on Main Street in Price and ultimately assisted in directing the officers to a particular room.
When questioned, Gridley acknowledged working for a Wasatch Front escort service and told police that his duties included picking up escorts when told and taking them to the addresses provided. He also allegedly advised the officers that he did not know what happened once the girls left the vehicle.
After being questioned, Gridley was released.
Once outside the room in question, the officers reported that they could "plainly hear noises coming from the room which sounded like someone engaged in sexual behavior, or at least having the affect of such on a female."
As the room's occupants were unresponsive to knocking on the door. The officers decided to wait them out.
When Salazar and Scott exited, they were immediately contacted by police and separated. According to the release, they then provided divergent stories about their contact.
Ultimately, Scott reportedly admitted to receiving $350 from Salazar for her escort services and a $50 tip. The money in questioned was seized by police.
While both suspects allegedly acknowledged that their contact resulted in sexual behavior, Salazar denied paying Scott. In addition, it was learned by police that Salazar had reportedly illegally possessed oxycodone and attempted to dispose of the pills in a tub drain, discard their bottle and destroy the label.
Police followed up by accessing the escort service's website. And after locating a page containing photographs of the service's "stable of girls," the officers found photographs of Scott (AKA Amy), working as an entertainer. According to Barnes, she was described as the service's "newest addition."


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So the almighty Xyph has dropped another hint as to what's coming for itemization in S3. Quote:
Hm. This probably isn't a good time to mention that I removed FoN and scattered its various passives and pieces to the wind onto other items.
On the plus side though, Tanks now get to build Warmog's and not feel silly.
Although you'll still be able to build every piece of FoN used to offer. It just won't be rolled up into the particular stat combination. This counts against my spoiler count for the day. :P
Sauce: http://na.leagueoflegends.com/board/...04797#31104797
Edit: Morello also just put up a preseason update post on what's to come and from who.
Link: http://na.leagueoflegends.com/board/...5#post31111605
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Messing around.
I hope they find a way to let people have more picks in bot lane. Currently its way too limited.
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POTSDAM Two men from two states, two failed attempts to build a doughnut shop and dozens of flower-filled toilets prove that history repeats itself in the strangest ways.
David R. Labbe, of Augusta, Maine, wanted to sell some of his property to Dunkin Donuts earlier this year. The fast-food chain wanted to build a drive-thru restaurant where his home stands.
However, Mr. Labbes property is zoned for residential use only, and city officials would not budge on his request to change it.
Mr. Labbe, a plumber who wants to leave Augusta but doubts he will be able to sell his home as residential property, decided to make a stink.
He took five toilets and set them up along the street, planting flowers in them so they technically would be considered planters, which are allowed under the zoning code whereas trash is not.
Im a plumber. I had a few in my driveway and I was going to get rid of them, but I decided to keep them, Mr. Labbe said. A sign on the property requests donations of even more toilets, looking for as many as 60 to 70 porcelain planters to add to the display.
This tale likely will trigger deja vu for many Potsdam residents, who may recall a strangely similar tale of doughnuts and commodes.
The details are much the same. In 2004, Dunkin Donuts wanted to build a restaurant on Frederick J. Hank Robar Sr.s land at 82-84 Market St., but requests to rezone the property were denied by village officials. In protest, Mr. Robar made the site as ugly as allowed within the law, most notably by adorning the lawn with flower-filled johns.
Mr. Robar and Mr. Labbe live more than 300 miles apart, and neither man knew of the other before this week. Mr. Labbe said the idea for the display was his own, and that he had never heard of Mr. Robars porcelain protest. Nonetheless, he said, hes happy to hear there is another person engaging in toilet-based dissent.
I just have to say, go for it, he said.
Mr. Robars toilets are still in Potsdam eight years after he began his mission, and he has expanded his display to two Maple Street properties he owns.
A lot of people think its a good idea. If I could put a hundred more around, I would, Mr. Robar said.
Despite his enthusiasm, he doesnt think he is fighting a winning battle against the village.
It doesnt pay to fight them. Theyre going to do what they want to do anyways, he said.
Nonetheless, he was glad to hear that another property owner had come up with the same way to protest.
I think hes got a good idea to do it, just like I did. I think he should. Maybe it would straighten up a few of these townships, Mr. Robar said.
As for Mr. Labbe, he said he is just getting started. His next step is to build a fence on his property.
Were making this fence the ugliest color we can find, and then were going to hang the toilet seats on this fence, he said.
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April 23, 2011
The pyro at the begining of One not only lit up the sky here in Indio, but it got the crowd super excited! Before that we heard Nightmare, Sad, Sanitarium, and Orion. Puppetz is next! Followed by another Justice track.....
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April 23, 2011
Fade is blasting out this Indio crowd right now. The set started off with a huge crowd reaction to Creep, Bellz, Fuel, and Ride. Cyanide is up next!
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April 23, 2011
Anthrax opened up the show tonight and got the crowd really pumped. Megadeth is on stage right now, and Slayer will go on at 7. Our boys have finished their meet and greet, and are in radio interviews right now.
April 23, 2011
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Happy Saturday from the Empire Polo Club! Fans are already lining up for the Big 4 rock show! Today's times: Doors open at 2, Anthrax from 4-5, Megadeth 5:25-6:30, Slayer 7-8:05, and Metallica from 8:35-10:45.
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