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The stallion reared over me, silently slashing the air with the hooves of its forelegs, a creature of such immense power that I stumbled backward even though I knew that it was as immaterial as a dream. . . .
The woman astride the ghostly mount reaches out desperately, the latest spirit to enlist the aid of Odd Thomas, the unassuming young fry cook whose gift — or curse — it is to see the shades of the restless dead, and to help them when he can. This mission of mercy will lead Odd through realms of darkness he has never before encountered, as he probes the long-held secrets of a sinister estate and those who inhabit it.
Once presided over by a flamboyant Hollywood mogul during the Roaring '20s, the magnificent West Coast property known as Roseland is now home to a reclusive billionaire financier and his faithful servants. And, at least for the moment, it's also a port in the storm for Odd Thomas and his traveling companion, the inscrutably charming Annamaria, the Lady of the Bell. In the wake of Odd's most recent clash with lethal adversaries, the opulent manor's comforts should be welcome. But there's far more to Roseland than meets even the extraordinary eye of Odd, who soon suspects it may be more hell than haven.
A harrowing taste of Roseland's terrors convinces Odd that it's time to hit the road again. Still, the prescient Annamaria insists that they've been led there for a reason, and he's promised to do his best for the ghost on horseback. Just how deep and dreadful are the mysteries Roseland and her masters have kept for nearly a century? And what consequences await whoever is brave, or mad, enough to confront the most profound breed of evil? Odd only knows. Like his acclaimed creator, the irresistible Odd Thomas is in top-notch form — as he takes on what may well be the most terrifying challenge yet in his curious career.
"At the start of bestseller Koontz's wry, offbeat fifth Odd Thomas novel (after 2008's Odd Hours), short-order cook Thomas, who has prophetic dreams and can 'see the spirits of the lingering dead,' has a vision while he's a guest at a California retreat known as Roseland — of a blonde woman in a white nightgown on a black horse. Though unable to speak, this ghostly woman is able to communicate that her son, who's also at Roseland, is in danger. Thomas embarks on a quest to avenge the woman's death that will involve brutish piglike creatures that walk erect and travel in packs as well as secret discoveries by the legendary Nikolas Tesla. This supernatural thriller surely ranks as one of the series' funniest. Even as Thomas fights the forces of darkness, he observes, 'Of course, one must always remember that although The Sound of Music is the most feel-good movie musical of all time, it is crammed full of Nazis.'" Publishers Weekly Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved.
"An inventive...mix of suspense, whimsy and uplift. It's refreshing to come across a character as good-hearted as Odd." The Washington Post
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"Heartfelt and provocative...a wonderfully rich and entertaining story." Chicago Sun-Times
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Man, the niners offense was just terrible. Both teams QB play was sub par to say the least. Barely NFL caliber.
I did think the Niners D was pretty impressive and aggressive. The rookie MLB appears to be a stud but I think coaches and RB's will see from the tape that is he REALLY suseptible to over pursuit. Good RB's will cut back on him. But that is what being a rookie is.. he will learn but he has all the tools to be the next great LB in this league.
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|MISENHEIMER, N.C. – Tied 6-6 heading into the final 15 minutes, the Pfeiffer University men's lacrosse team would pitch a fourth quarter shutout on defense as the 10th-ranked Falcons defeating visiting Dominican (CA) 9-6 in non-conference action on Saturday afternoon. The victory sends the Falcons to 6-1 on the year while the Penguins drop down to 2-3.
Dominican held a 2-1 lead after the first period thanks to goals from Jake Fritz (Issaquah, WA) and Cam Evangelho (Santa Margarita, CA) just 38 seconds apart midway through the period. Evangelho's goal was scored in a man-up situation as the Penguins netted three of their six goals with the extra attacker. Pfeiffer's Robert Hope (Peterborough, ONTARIO) would get the Falcons on the board with 5:58 remaining after a quick pass from Kory Lutes (Orlando, FL).
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Dominican would strike fast opening the third quarter as Kevin Powers (Issaquah, WA) scored just 39 seconds in to square the contest at four, before the Penguins grabbed a 5-4 advantage on another man-up goal by Evangelho with Powers picking up the helper. Elliot Gilbert (Corning, NY) scored the equalizer at the 7:33 mark of the third before Mike Triolo (Toronto, ONTARIO) put the Falcons back on top 6-5. Fritz would tally the Penguins' final goal of the day, man-up, with 38 seconds left in the third.
In the fourth, Hayden Kirk (Farmingdale, NY) would anchor the defense stopping five shots by the Penguins. Pfeiffer goals came from Hope with 7:40 remaining while Lutes hit for the final two in the game's closing minutes.
Lutes and Hope would each finish the day with a pair of goals and assists in the win while Kirk would make 11 saves in net. Dominican held a slight advantage in shots 29-25 but trailed 22-17 in shots on goal. Groundballs turned out even at 22 apiece while the Penguins had the upper hand in face-offs controlling 12 of the 18.
The Falcons will now take a week off before traveling to Jacksonville, Florida for a neutral site matchup with Florida Southern at 1:00 p.m.


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I spend this past weekend covering a lot of things that were going on in the county and I want to point out once again, what a great community we have.
Let's start with the e-recycle efforts on Saturday morning. We at the Sun Advocate had a whole truckload of old computers, printers and other out-of-date and mostly worn out electronic gear that we needed to get rid of. What a perfect opportunity to do so. I got there a little before 9 a.m. and people were already pulling in and dropping off their materials. The volunteers jumped right in to help unload my truck and others that pulled up. By the time I was done, between what I had brought and others had dropped off, there were a dozen big boxes of electronics full (by big boxes I mean boxes five feet high and five feet square). It was heartening to find that people were concerned about recycling and keeping hazardous materials out of the landfills.
Next I went to two benefit yard sales: One at the Methodist Church on Main Street and the other at the Bryner House Museum on 100 South. The contributions to both these benefit yard sales had been substantial. There were a lot of items to choose from and my wife and I were able to pick up some badly needed grandkid toys for our house and a great puzzle for us to work on, along with a few other items. We should be proud that so many people want to donate items to help benefit these and other organizations in the community.
Also going on was the Home and Garden Show. It was a lot of fun and I know those that attended appreciated the businesses that were involved in putting it on. A lot of good prizes were awarded on Saturday night and some people walked away with some substantial goodies. And of couse we hope it will be beneficial to the businesses that participated as well.
Finally I attempted to go to a joint trail improvement project that was being done by the BLM and some boy scouts. Unfortunately I had a problem with my four wheeler on the way up the trail and had to turn around and load it up and go home, so I didn't make it to where they were working, but based on the number of vehicles parked at the trail head, there were a lot of people involved. It just shows the spirit of volunteerism that is in this community.
As we head into May I know that same spirit will show in our No Graves Unadorned project that takes place the week before Memorial Day. We already have a lot of flowers from people who have been working on them all winter. Each year this unique project seems to grown beyond what we expect it to be. Last year we extended it to Emery County and it was a huge success. I look forward to working with many community members to have this happen again. We have something here that in our research no other area in the country does. Let's be sure we honor all those that have come before us, from those who fought in the wars to protect our freedom, to those that worked in mines to build our economy.
Finally something happened the other day that I have seen often here in Carbon County, but I have never mentioned before. I have lived a lot of places, but I have never seen school bus drivers that are as courteous as the ones from the Carbon County School District.
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Our beloved brother, uncle, cousin, brother-in-law, nephew and friend died Sunday, June 9 after a courageous battle with cancer. His strength during this time was inspirational.
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Preceded in death by both parents and grandparents, brothers Jerry Lewis, Robert Lewis, sisters Mary Brown, and Shirley Ellis.
Survived by brothers Walter Lewis Jr. (Herriman), Glen Lewis (Paula, Price) Rick Lewis (Denver, Colo.), John Lewis (Alamosa, Colo.); sisters Charlotte Celestin (O'Neil Ventress, Louisiana), Pam Velasquez (Gene, Vancouver, Wash.), Gigi Gonzales (Jorge, Taylorsville), Sandra Adams (Otis, Draper) Norma Jean Parr (Paul, Sacramento, Calif.) and numerous nieces and nephews.
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Energy Dept. 'Unable to Locate' $500,000 in Equipment Bought With Stimulus Money – WHO IS STEALING OUR MONEY?
An audit conducted by the Energy Department's Office of Inspector General was "unable to locate" $500,000 worth of equipment purchased with stimulus money by a recipient of funds distributed through the deparment's "Advanced Batteries and Hybrid Components Program," according to an audit report published by the OIG.
The DOE said it would not be "appropriate" to release the name of stimulus-money recipient where the $500,000 worth of equipment could not be located.
Hoyer: Food Stamps, Unemployment Insurance 2 'Most Stimulative' Things for Economy
House Minority Whip Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) said Tuesday that food stamps and unemployment insurance are the two "most stimulative" t things you can do for the economy.
During a pen and pad briefing with reporters on Capitol Hill, Hoyer was asked if any Democrats are "reconsidering the wisdom" of letting the Bush tax cuts expire at year's end for the top income earners given the still struggling U.S. economy.
"I haven't talked to any who are of that mind," said Hoyer. "If you talk to economists, they will tell you there are two things that are the most stimulative that you can do — one's unemployment insurance, the other's food stamps, okay?"
This burst of ideological candor is already resonating like nothing else Mr. Obama's said in years. The Internet is awash with images of the President telling the Wright Brothers, Thomas Edison, Henry Ford, Steve Jobs and other innovators they didn't build that. Kevin Costner's famous line in "Field of Dreams," as adapted for Mr. Obama: "If you build it, we'll still say you didn't really build it."
Beneath the satire is the serious point that Mr. Obama's homily is the soul of his campaign message. The President who says he wants to be transformational may be succeeding—and subordinating to government the individual enterprise and risk-taking that underlies prosperity. The question is whether this is the America that most Americans want to build.
You're Wrong President Obama, Howard Johnson Built His Business
Over the weekend, President Obama sent a message to all American entrepreneurs and potential entrepreneurs. The message was, "Nothing special about you!"
At a campaign event Friday evening in Roanoke, Va., Obama laid out his contempt for business men and women who somehow thought they earned their wealth. 'If you've got a business — you didn't build that," he proclaimed to the crowd. "Somebody else made that happen."
Obama and our government have hurt me, not helped me, every step of the way
I was President Obama's college classmate at Columbia University, Class of '83. Almost every one of my classmates were openly socialist or Marxist, with many of these leftist radicals calling for an end to capitalism and "bringing down the system" by destroying the U.S. economy with entitlements, debt, and crisis.
That's why I have predicted in thousands of media interviews from the first days of Obama's presidency that Obama is a radical, with a deep-seated hatred of business owners, a desire to demonize us and destroy America's faith in capitalism, and a plan to bring down the system by overwhelming our economy with debt and crisis — just as we all learned and discussed at Columbia in our college days.
Well, it's no longer a theory. Obama has decided to come clean with his plans for a second term. In a matter of 48 hours he gave us two hints so big you couldn't miss his intentions.
The Bullet Train Fiasco Reminds Us That California Is Our Greece
But why should this even be a public project? Why should it be subject to public vote? What of the 47% who didn't support it? Why should they have anything to do with it? If the project were commercially viable – and the greens were kept at bay – it would be built by the private sector. Only politically is it viable – which means it entails lots of payoffs, bribes and graft for the politically-connected in the state. Construction is supposed to begin later this year, in the Central Valley, near Merced, with 300 miles of track to be laid from there, over 10 years, to the northern outskirts of Los Angeles. Thereafter a northern link is to be built to San Francisco, but it wouldn't be finished until 2028. Why would it take a whole decade to lay that initial track? I count 300 miles over 3650 days, which is less than 500 feet per day. Really? No one but Obama-friendly political cronies can do this project faster, cheaper, and better? Today it remains about $55 billion short of the total funds needed – and that's before cost overruns. It'll likely end up a half-finished scheme.
Golden State cities hoping to avoid bankruptcy should look east for ideas.
Are Millennials the Screwed Generation?
Today's youth, both here and abroad, have been screwed by their parents' fiscal profligacy and economic mismanagement. Neil Howe, a leading generational theorist, cites the "greed, shortsightedness, and blind partisanship" of the boomers, of whom he is one, for having "brought the global economy to its knees."
US West Coast to receive dangerous levels of Fukushima radiation
Researchers have released the findings of an intense study into the aftermath of last year's Fukushima nuclear disaster and warn that the United States isn't exactly spared just yet. In fact, scientists now fear that incredibly contaminated ocean waters could be reaching the West Coast of the US in a matter of only five years, and the toxicity of those waves could eventually be worse than what was seen in Japan.
The Essential Lesson of the Auto Bailout
What do companies get when they act responsibly? Government-subsidized competition.
Obama has investments in companies that ship jobs overseas
President Obama has accused Mitt Romney of raking in profits from investing in companies that ship American jobs overseas, but according to his most recent financial disclosure, he and First Lady Michelle Obama have hundreds of thousands of dollars in a mutual fund that has large holdings in corporations that outsource jobs.
"(Romney) invested in companies that have been called 'pioneers' of outsourcing," Obama said at a Saturday campaign event in Glen Allen, Va. "I don't want a pioneer in outsourcing. I want some insourcing."
But Obama's own portfolio shows a willingness to invest in American corporations that have shifted employment overseas.


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Last week a long-forgotten memory popped into my head. I think it might apply to many of the women of my generation! I suddenly remembered that I used to love playing with paper dolls.
Do you remember those? They came in a booklet, a think booklet which held pages of a few figures and lots of clothes. You cut them out and put the clothes on the flat paper dolls.
I loved my paper dolls! When I was a bit older, around 10 or 11 I think, my new sister-in-law Jeanette showed me how you could design your own clothes for your paper dolls. I was in heaven. I loved to draw and this was so much fun. You simply put your paper doll on a piece of paper and started tracing lightly around her body shape.
Then you went crazy designing dresses, hats, scarves, slacks, tops, swimsuits. I spent hours doing this then colouring them in. When you were done you carefully cut them out, being sure to remember the little paper tabs that held the clothes in place on your doll.
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On Tuesday, August 6th, join the Cardinals for a special tribute to American Grammy Award-winning, hip hop recording artist, entrepreneur and proud St. Louisian - NELLY! Nelly will be on hand for a pregame ceremonial first pitch, and wants YOU to take home an exclusive giveaway! Fans who purchase the special Nelly Night Theme ticket will receive their own exclusive and unique Nelly Cardinals bobblehead!
As we firmly believe "Shake Your Tailfeather" was inspired by our beloved Fredbird, it's only natural that the Cardinals honor this local icon in the music & entertainment industry!
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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate publisher
The Price City Council heard from a citizens concerned about the poor condition of some of the roads in the south part of town on Wednesday night at their regularly scheduled council meeting.
And they answered with the master plan they have been putting together for some time.
"I know you are working on the roads, but putting more asphalt on them is not the answer," said Juergen Kaehl who lives in south Price. "It is better to replace them."
Kaehl also pointed out that on the road in front of his house the asphalt has been built up over the years to where it is 4 or 5 inches above the gutter. He feels this is unsafe especially for people trying to get out of their vehicles.
He also told the council that he thought it was wrong for large trucks to be using 100 South between Carbon Avenue and 700 East as a route.
"They are beating up that road," said Kaehl. "We can feel them go by inside our house."
Mayor Joe Piccolo said that the master plan the city has been working on for improvements would be addressing many road condition issues that Kaehl brought up.
"We just recently completed our master plan," said the Mayor. "Actually we just all got to look at it for the first time last week."
Piccolo explained that the plan "puts things in a non-emotional perspective" when it comes to what roads would be redone first and what others would have to wait for awhile.
"Just remember that it would take two years to get the funding and planning done on any road that needs rebuilding," he said.
Piccolo invited Kaehl to come and look at the plan so he could see what direction the city is headed.
Councilperson Jeanie McEvoy voiced her concerns about the large trucks on 100 South that Kaehl had mentioned.
Councilperson Kathy Smith asked if the trucks were just local delivery trucks, but Kaehl said he felt they were using that road rather than the by-pass that is situated south of town. She then said that the city might need to look at some kind of restrictions on what trucks can take 100 South.


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86 Guest House is located near Jioufen in a quiet mountain village with stunning sea views from our second floor; we are perfect for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of Taipei city. We are approximately a 2-hour drive from CKS International Airport, and 15 to 20 minutes from Keelung City. We can arrange day trips to the mountain or the beach.
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It has been a regular trend that Android devices are rooted before they are officially introduced. US variants of Unlocked Samsung Galaxy S are set to follow suit. Samsung Galaxy S seems to have managed to get rooted already and it is sure to be of great attraction. This indicates the fact that the Vibrant can be got and rooted as early as tomorrow. This is quite sensational news for many. LeshaK of Samdroid is considered the first to be able to get root access to the Samsung Galaxy S. XDA also has been instrumental in getting this to work with US versions.
This has made Vibrant even more attractive and appealing. It has a great look which is highly persuasive and it can be easily packed with a custom Android 2.2 Froyo ROM. This is what makes it a super innovative device and sets it apart from the rest. Additional qualities are also present.
With assistance of the root method, it is possible to run new software in phones like Samsung Unlocked (TouchWiz) if you are not happy with the present softwares, It is known that there has been custom ROM for the original Samsung Galaxy S for quite some time now, however, it has so far not been tested on a US model.
The root is quite easy and is almost as simple as connecting the device to a computer. By just starting a file, you will have access to some root-only applications which are tremendously classy. It is an amazing process. Galaxy S variants are quickly spreading and although it will never manage to be the best around, it may be quite close to securing that position. They have been efficient is getting thus far and it wouldn't be surprising if they manage to lead the pack in the near future.


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Original Hand Paint Brushed Painting by Christian Chapman. ABOUT THIS PAINTING BY CHRISTIAN CHAPMAN: Electronica through your veins, to morph with the beat is all that remains. Vibrations & dance dialled, for you�re a euphoric Love Child� We have many paintings for sale by Christian Chapman! We also welcome commissions (custom paintings) we can paint a portrait of yourself or a loved one or any Musician / Celebrity you Desire! We can also paint you a majestic ocean scene! www.christianchapmanart.com.au www.facebook.com/christianchapmanart firstname.lastname@example.com
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WELLINGTON - Ryan Roy Thayn was born Aug. 11, 1973 in Price to Randy and Loralie Thayn. He left us Nov. 4, 1998.
Ryan graduated from Carbon High School in 1991 and he later attended the College of Eastern Utah.
Ryan was an all-star baseball player and loved to coach his younger brothers.
Ryan loved to watch the Utah Jazz and the Oakland Raiders.
Ryan's passion for fishing and hunting developed into taxidermy, which he enjoyed for several years. He stuffed many animals for himself, family and friends.
Ryan's work included repair duties at Mine West and a well operator for Seely Oil Company in Mounds.
Ryan was a strong, reserved person with a dry, witty personality.
Ryan was extremely loved and will be missed dearly by all who knew him.
Ryan is survived by his parents, Randy and Loralie; brothers, Brett (Samantha) Thayn of Nibley and Tyler Thayn of Logan; grandmother, Marilyn Young of Wellington; great-grandmother, Elizabeth Olsen of Ferron; a nephew, Brendan Ryan; three nieces, Cydnie, Ashley and Taylor; and all uncles, aunts, and cousins. Ryan was followed in death by his grandparents, Harold and Ethel Thayn and Merril Young, all of Wellington.
Funeral services will be Friday, June 13, at 11 a.m. at the Wellington LDS Stake Center, 935 East Main. Friends may call Thursday, June 12, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary in Price, 680 East 100 South, and Friday one hour prior to the services at the stake center. Interment will be in the Wellington City Cemetery.
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PRICE/HOUSTON, Texas - Valerie Lynn Bruno was born June 5, 1958 to Pete and Doris Bruno.
A beloved daughter, sister, niece, aunt, cousin, and friend, Valerie had a unique love for life, which she shared by serving others. She delighted in knitting handmade toys, afghans and clothing for her dear family members and she sported a playful personality that made her every child's best friend.
Valerie's service also extended to reading to children with disabilities and contributing her talents to the Humanitarian Center and Newborns in Need. Her open arms and selfless attitude made each person in her life feel special and loved.
Valerie graduated from the University of Utah in drama. For over 20 years, she was a dedicated employee for the Williams Company, a home to many valued friends and co-workers whom the family thanks for offering great support in Valerie's life and in her passing.
Valerie had a strong belief in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and had a testimony in the Savior. Her faith offers peace at her passing on June 9, 2008 from a sudden illness, which allowed her to offer more service in being a donor to others.
Valerie is survived by her father, Pete Bruno; Dale Marx; Shirlie (Greg) VanWagoner; Marilyn (Dean) Harmon; Joan (Darrell) Keller; Doug Bruno; and many loved nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her mother, Doris Bruno; and her sister, Doris Marx.
Her family would like to thank those who brought joy to her life and Pioneer Hospital for their attentive care. Thank you also to the Price 1st LDS Ward for their help at this time.
Funeral services will be Saturday, June 14, at 11 a.m. at the Price Utah LDS Stake Center, 150 South 500 East. Viewing will be Friday, June 13, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary, 680 East 100 South in Price, and from 10 to 10: 45 a.m. prior to the service at the stake center. Interment will be in the Price City Cemetery.
PRICE - Our loving mother, daughter, grandmother, sister and friend to many, Gaylene Mills Ballard, age 71, passed away June 9, 2008 while surrounded by her loving family.
She was born Oct. 20, 1936 in Spring Canyon to Wilburn H. and Thusnelda G. Hunter Mills. Married Martin "Marty" H. Ballard June 11, 1960 in Price; he died Nov. 23, 2005.
Gaylene was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
She was a lifelong resident of Carbon County and a graduate of Carbon High School.
She was a dedicated employee of Safeway's in Price for many years.
Gaylene loved the outdoors and she cherished all that it had to offer. She enjoyed working in her yard, riding horses and spending time with her family.
Gaylene was a lady of great strength and beauty and she always brought great comfort to those around her. She was a friend to all and will be dearly missed by her family and a community of friends.
Survived by mother, Thusnelda Mills; two sons, Michael (Linda) Ballard; Lance Ballard, all of Price; brother, Gary (LaVange) Mills, Spring Glen; three granddaughters, Mikelle, Lacie and Haley; and many special nieces and nephews who loved her dearly. She was preceded in death by father and husband.
Graveside service, Thursday, June 12, 3 p.m., Price City Cemetery. Family will be at Mitchell Funeral Home Thursday from 1:30 to 2:45 p.m.
PRICE - Chester Lee Hall, age 77, of Price, passed away Tuesday, June 10, 2008, peacefully in his sleep at his home in Price.
Chester was born in Sweets Jan. 20, 1931 to Chester Lafayette Hall and Erminnie Beulah Baker Hall.
Chester grew up in Sweets and attended grammar school at Central and Harding Elementary in Price. At the age of 14, he left to attend Mooseheart Academy in Mooseheart, Ill., with his sister. While attending high school there, he played football and traveled with his team to Tacoma, Wash., where he helped them to an undefeated season.
Upon graduating from Mooseheart, he also learned the trade of barbering and left as a licensed barber. He returned back to Price in 1949, where he lived with his adopted family of Ed and Iris Potts and their children and was able to renew old friendships with Al Richens and Von Johnston. It was in Price where he met his sweetheart, LeDonna Atwood, at the local A & W.
Chester, with his two buddies, enlisted in the U.S. Navy and left for boot camp in San Diego, Calif., in January 1951. He was later joined by his bride to be and they were married on July 21, 1951. They were sealed in the Salt LDS Lake Temple for time and all eternity on Feb. 29, 1954 upon his return home from the Korean Conflict.
Chester worked as a barber for Toy Atwood at Atwood's Barber Shop as well as at the coke ovens in Columbia and Kaiser Steel in Sunnyside before he made his career as an engineer working for the Utah Department of Transportation, where he retired after 27 years in 1987.
After his wife, Chester's second love was sports, where he was very involved with Little League baseball as the league president as well as very heavily involved as a sports official for community and high school softball, basketball and baseball.
Chester's favorite sport of all, however, was football, which he enjoyed as both a fan and an official. Chester was awarded the state of Utah high school football official of the year in 1999.
He also enjoyed camping, hunting and fishing and being in the outdoors with his family and his friends, Blaine Marx, Alfred Richens and other good friends. One of his favorite places was the Boulder Mountain area in southern Utah.
He was an active member of the LDS Church, where he held several callings in the Price 3rd and 6th LDS Wards.
Chester will be remembered for his sense of humor and friendly outgoing personality. He was able to talk to complete strangers and make those around him feel comfortable in any setting and welcome in his home.
His grandchildren and great-grandchildren were his pride and joy and he will be forever in our hearts and deeply missed. We love you.
Chester is survived by his wife, LeDonna Atwood Hall; children, Robert L. (Peggy) Hall, Poplar Bluff, Mo.; Susan L. Hall, West Jordan; Chester Lynn (Vickie) Hall, St. George; Don E. (Allyne) Hall, West Haven; Gary L. (Kelly) Hall, Cleveland; Tawyna (Cory) Kulow, Price; and Douglas B. (Stephanie) Hall, Price; 21 grandchildren, nine stepgrandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren, 10 stepgreat-grandchildren; and numerous brothers- and sisters-in-law. Chester was preceded in death by his parents; sister, Erma Hall Palmer; and daughter, Nanette Hall Baker
Funeral service will be Tuesday, June 17, at 11 a.m. at the Price 6th LDS Ward building at 300 West and 500 South. Friends may visit with the family on Monday evening, June 16, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Mitchell Funeral Home, 233 East Main in Price, and at the church on Tuesday morning one hour prior to the services. Interment, Cliffview Cemetery.
MURRAY/PRICE - Our beloved mother, mommy Kay, yiayia, sister, aunt and longtime friend, Dorothy Liapis Kay, age 81, passed away peacefully, June 4, 2008 at her daughter's home in Palm Desert, Calif..
She was born Oct. 25, 1926 in Mohrland to Paul Harry and Foto Lambrinos Liapis. Married her beloved, Delbert Leroy Kay Jr., March 27, 1948 in Elko, Nev.; he passed away on July 8, 1984. Married Parley McCleve in Salt Lake City; he passed on Sept. 28, 2000.
Member of the Greek Orthodox Church.
Dorothy was a kind, loving and generous natured woman who deeply loved children, her family and friends and often showed them through her fantastic Greek cooking.
She had a flare for elegance and style that made her one of downtown SLC's most infamous beauticians for over 50 years.
She shined her love and light unto all she came in contact with and will be remembered for eternity.
Survived by her daughter, Kathleen Kay Romney, Palm Desert, Calif.; three grandchildren, Atheena Romney-Qur'an and her husband, Othman Qur'an, Joshua Tree, Calif.; Rick B. Romney, Palm Desert, Calif.; Tiffany Kay Romney, San Francisco, Calif.; two-great-grandchildren, Khalid and Jorian Romney-Qur'an; sisters, Sylvia (John) Platis, Sandy; Helen Maxfield, Murray; and sister-in-law, Alberta Liapis, Bullhead City, Ariz. She was preceded in death by her parents; brothers, George, Harry and Pete Liapis; and sister-in-law, Ann Liapis.
Funeral service Saturday, June 14, 2 p.m., Assumption Greek Orthodox Church in Price. Trisagion service Friday evening, 7 p.m., Deseret Mortuary, 36 E.700 South, SLC. Family will be at Deseret Mortuary Friday evening at 6 p.m. and at Mitchell Funeral Home, 233 East Main Street in Price, on Saturday from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. Interment, Price City Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, contributions to the Assumption Greek Orthodox Church are greatly appreciated.
PRICE - Clara Minnie Trujillo Martinez, age 72, passed away peacefully in her sleep June 6, 2008 at her home.
She was born Aug. 12, 1935 in Montrose, Colo., to Ruben and Georgia Salazar Trujillo. Married Henry Martinez, Feb. 12, 1953 in Montrose, Colo.
Clara was a member of the Catholic Church.
She loved to cook, read and just relax and enjoy the sunshine.
Her greatest gift was her family and she cherished the memories she shared with them.
Survived by her loving husband, Henry Martinez, Price; five sons, Tim, Martin, Russell, Karim Martinez, all of Salt Lake City; Xavier Martinez, Las Vegas, Nev.; and her one and only daughter, MaLis Zaharias, Salt Lake City; brother and sister, Pat Trujillo, Beatrice Ulibarri, both of Salt Lake City; 14 loving grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by her parents; and oldest son, Thomas Martinez.
Memorial Mass, Wednesday, June 11, Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price.
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Beloit, WI -- The Beloit College Women's Basketball team knew their work would pay off if they just kept moving forward. The payoff happened on Saturday afternoon in Flood Arena when they erased an 13-point first-half deficit to top Grinnell College 81-73.
A 12-2 run by the Pioneers gave them a 19-6 lead with 8:40 left in the opening half. They held that advantage for most of the rest of the half until the Bucs closed to within seven with 1:25 left. Lana Wieseman had six points in the run. GC led 26-18 at the break.
The Buccaneers came out ready to go in the second half, scoring the first eight points to tie it up at 26-all three minutes in. The teams traded the lead for the next six minutes before Beloit broke away with what proved to be a game-deciding 14-3 run to take a 57-46 lead with 8:47 left. The lead grew us high as 14 before Grinnell chipped it down to five points several times in the final three minutes. But the Bucs finally decided it with a 7-0 run that put them back up by 12 with a minute left.
Lauren McNanna had 26 points, 23 in the second half, to lead three players in double figures. Kandace Fox had 19 points, 15 in the second half, and tied her career-high with ten rebounds while Wieseman had 19 points. Jenna Larsen added nine.
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Teacher pension rates are expected to take a bigger bite out of upcoming school district 2013-14 budgets.
Statewide, employer contributions to the New York State Teacher Retirement System are expected to increase from this years 11.84 percentage to around 15.5 or 16.5 percent, according to preliminary numbers.
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I am running Redhat 7.2 on a PIII 1GhZ with 512 mb ram with Adaptec 2400A IDE Raid with raid 5 using 4 drives (239gb).
I re-installed one of the drives as master on the primary IDE channel on the motherboard to try out. I installed RedHat in the same manner and things worked out without any problems.
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Professionally Keira Knightley might be known for wearing her fair share of corsets, but when it comes to her personal style, the actress is anything but tightly laced. The British beauty's off-screen wardrobe choices are an enviable mix of Parisian tomboy-meets-prim sophisticate, as she tends to favor understated boots, slouchy beanies, and modest lines (of both the hem and neck variety). Rather than tackling every trend that comes rolling down the runway, Knightley plays with fashion in a more nuanced way. She experiments with texture, favors modern classics with a twist, and prefers to wear a sober palette (think: gray, blue, and beige) with an occasional pattern or bright red accent. Accordingly, for today's What Would She Wear story, we sought out subtly interesting pieces that embody our subject's coolly casual taste. From a textured top to a tremendous pair of tortoise sunglasses, we think you'll enjoy the selection of Knightley-inspired pieces we pulled for your shopping edification!
1. Sam Edelman Venice Ankle Boots ($180)
While we picked very current pieces for Knightley's W.W.S.W. story, we wanted to showcase at least one item that winks at her cinematic wardrobe, hence our inclusion of this ankle boot. The lace-up style has a slightly old-fashioned vibe, but the soft brown leather and peep-toe silhouette is totally timely. In honor of today's muse, wear them with an unexpected accessoryÂ--patterned socksÂ--and a pair of loose tap pants in a masculine burgundy hue.
2. Burberry Leather Trim Trench Coat ($1095,800.2284.8480)
Like many of her stylish peers, Knightley is known to support Burberry and can often be found wearing one of Creative Director Christopher Bailey's designs for the British brand. While there are loads of lovely offerings from Burberry and Burberry Prorsum this spring, we decided to include this gorgeous double-breasted trench because we love its dark leather piping details. It's just the sort of natty, personal detail that Knightley seems to appreciate. Ring Burberry directly to order this exact style, or check out their Washed Canvas Jacket With Leather Trims, a similar style in a cropped length, or the Cotton Contrast-Trim Trench ($1095), which has quirky black rubber trim. Don't want to invest or looking for a simpler style? Don't miss Gap's Mid-Length Trench Coat ($88), a surefire pick at a stellar price.
3. Karen Walker Eyewear Number One Sunglasses ($170) in Crazy Tortoise
Our next piece in today's story is also one that the entire WhoWhatWear.com office has fallen madly in love with: Karen Walker's Number One Sunglasses. We depend on the brilliant New Zealander to design the best sunnies each season and she never fails us. This super-chic tortoise pair is totally perfect in every way; there's no doubt that Knightley would love them as much as we do!
4. Talbots Vine-Floral Trouser Socks ($9) in Grey Multi
Our choice for patterned socks, period: these marvelous poesy-print pair from Talbots. Though they are available in three shadesÂ--the Grey Multi, shown, as well as Neutral Multi and Blue Multi tooÂ--we think this soft dove pair is perfect for our Knightley ensemble. The socks would add a jaunty air to any look; just make sure to let them shine by wearing them with peep-toe ankle boots or a sturdy pair of platform sandals.
5. Hourglass Prodigy Hydrating Lip Gloss ($26) in Surreal
Hourglass is one of our favorite boutique beauty brands, thanks to its top-notch products like the new Prodigy Hydrating Lip Gloss. Amazingly, it makes your lips feel super silky and it stays on forever: two qualities we think Knightley would approve of! The gloss comes in a handful of flattering colors (also check out Pulse, a warm berry, and Opium, a deep plum) but the pale pink tint of Surreal is our shade du jour. It's perfect for a naturally polished lip look!
6. Rachel Leigh Zelda Crystal Stud Earrings ($132)
Knightley may steer clear of any obnoxiously girly-girl outfits, but she's certainly open to adding a little glamour to her ensembles via a couple of judiciously restrained pieces of jewelry. These small and stylish crystal earrings from the wonderful Rachel Leigh are just the ticket: they'll give any outfit a little glitz, but their petite size means they won't take over the entire look.
7. 3.1 Phillip Lim Off Shoulder Ruffle Blouse ($375)
In our search for the ultimate Knightley-inspired outfit, we chanced across this divine 3.1 Phillip Lim sweater and immediately knew we'd found the perfect top for today's story. The wool-cashmere knit comes in the most gorgeously stern charcoal/smoke color and has just the right amount of texture. The short ruffle details give the sweater a hint of movement without looking too precious; in short, it's perfect for our girl!
8. Topshop Boutique Silk Shorts ($60) in Burgundy
As an ode to Knightley's unfussy personal style, we decided to forgo a skirt and instead selected these superb shorts! They offer a non-literal interpretation of spring's boudoir trend, plus, the combination of the deep burgundy hue and lack of lacy trim make them seem more modern than most iterations we've seen thus far. All in all: they're a fabulous fashion choice.
Photo of Keira Knightley, from Getty Images.


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still being [molly] says
LOVE this tutorial, kate. i have been on the hunt for a great highlighter. I had one i was using for a while that just wasn't cutting it anymore – I'll have to check out that bare minerals one!
Kimberly says
Thank you for sharing the lip color you're wearing…so pretty! What navy polish are you wearing? It's so helpful when you list the color products you're wearing
Kate says
nail polish: Essie's Midnight Cami.
Carly says
I love Coralista, it's my favorite!!!
Sarah says
Great guide! Thanks so much! I also LOVE that lip color on you!
Kate Harvey says
I've never used highlighter before, this might be a good thing to invest in for a brighter look–especially in the dead of winter when my skin needs a little pick-me-up!
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Rebecca says
Thank you for this tutorial! I haven't tried contouring yet because I haven't quite figured out the right bronzer for my skin tone. It's so tricky when you're super pale!
Do you have a lipgloss over your Pink in the Afternoon? Mine looks so matte on my lips.
Kate says
I love Bare Minerals Well Rested (in the powder form). I used it for my dark circles, so I will have to try out the highlighter. Thanks for all this info! Love it!
I've never used a highlighter either! DEF going to have to look into that one! xoxo
Kristal says
Kate I love love love this tutorial. What is the name of those earrings?
lar1203 says
as a hair stylist. how do you keep your nail polish from chipping??
Katie Green says
i've tried the eyeshadow before, but never found a highlighter that i loved. thanks for the recommendation!
amanda says
Can you do a tutorial on how to apply eye shadow? Love the way it always looks
Kate says
please check my beauty page!
Bitts says
Hi Kate! Which eye shadow combo are you wearing here? Is it your usual one with MAC Brun, or the lighter one your sister uses?
Kate says
my usual one
Thanks for the tutorial, this is great! I've never used a highlighter before but always hear great things about them. I LOVE Bare Minerals and actually just ran out of Mineral Veil so I might have to pick up this highlighter when I go. Happy Friday!
Katy Krueger says
Looks very soft and pretty. Question – are you still using your beauty blender? How did it last for you?
Courtney says
I think I may need to invest in some lipstick, it makes your whole face just pop! Love this quick contour guide too because it's not too in-depth for everyday use.
Anonymous says
This may seem silly but I'd like to see a post of all your nail polishes. You pull off trendy colors and keep it classy!
Kate says
planning on showing my fav's soon!
Jessica Thornton says
YAY! So glad you posted this! I've loved it on Kim Kardashian, but this is actually easy to understand! Can't wait to try it!
Basically B says
Sold on the Well Rested. I was thinking about buying!
Kristen says
Love this! Thank you for sharing!! I'm going out today to get the products
Stephanie Suire says
Thanks for the tutorial, I am always looking for help with my makeup. Can you buy the Coralista blush in stores or do you order it online?
Kate says
You can find it at Sephora!
Jenny Leigh says
Very pretty. Great tips!
Anonymous says
Great tutorial! I can't get the link to the top you are wearing to work. Does it have different stripes on the sleeves?
Kate says
It does, search for it in Loft.com! Sorry the link isn't working
jess.elise says
Love this! I've never used a highlighter so I'll definitely try it! Can you tell me what color eyeshadows you are wearing? I saw you responded above that they are your usual ones but I'm not sure what those are! Thank you!!
Kate says
here is the link : http://www.thesmallthingsblog.com/2012/01/daily-eye-makeup-tutorial.html
Brooke says
Great post! Your so pretty !
Kirsten Smith says
Awesome tutorial! I've always wondered how to use highlighter correctly, so thank you for sharing x
Lynn says
I'm going to try the highlighting and also the blush from Benefit you recommended. I loved the color of your lipstick but I also wanted to ask (weird question) – do you use any tooth whitening products? I am looking into strips and noticed how white your teeth looked when I was oohing and ahhing your lipstick. Thanks in advance!
Tiffany says
Your make up looks so pretty. I've always been afraid of contouring. It seems like most tutorials say to bronze the sides of your nose, something that may work for photos, but not so much real life. This I can work with. Thanks Kate, for another great tip.
Sarah says
I'm dying over the font you used on the pictures! Can you please share what it is and from where it came?
Kathy Rohrs says
I've been wondering this as well – I've searched other posts for an answer It's so sweet and sophisticated!
Katie Knight says
Oh I am dying to know as well. I am a teacher and type many letters to parents that I would like to look more personal. Will you please pleas please post this on your blog?
Anonymous says
Great look! Went out and got that lipstick today.
Heather says
Honestly…no lie. I did this yesterday and today and it seriously and truly made a difference. I wish I paid more attention to this like for the past 16 years!
Alana Kay says
LOVE this post! I currently contour using only blush and bronzer, and am excited to try a highlighter – thanks for recommending a great product.
Do you use a contour brush to apply the bronzer? If so, what brush?
Sara says
Is that lip color a dupe for the J. Crew Poppy King that was discontinued?
Taylor says
This was so helpful! I've been looking for a great highlighter that isn't too sparkly…I may have to make a trip to sephora and pick this up today!
Brittany Landers says
Is Coralista similar to NARS Orgasm blush? I have a lot of the other Benefit blushes, bronzers, highlighters…but not Coralista. Also, thanks for the highlighter tip! I've been wanting a new one to try.
Love your site!
Brittany of @suburbchicblog
Hilary Carlson says
I love your blog!! And I love this post – it's nice to find new things to freshen up my boring day-to-day makeup routine. I'm excited to try this. Oh, have you ever heard of Ruche? It's an online clothing boutique. I just think some of the clothes/jewelry reminds me of your style (plus they're really affordable). http://www.shopruche.com Thanks!
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Amanda at Ms Giggles says
I love your lipstick. I don't wear lipstick … ever. But I might just try it! Thanks for the inspiration!
Erin says
When using the highlighter, do you put it on before or after powder? I find that when I put it on before my powder, the effect is not that same, but if I put it on after the powder you can see obvious lines of where I put it on?
Paige says
I've been looking for a highlighter for quite some time. Just bought the $22 BareMinerals brightener because of your post. Now that's power. 😉
Angela Johnson says
Just picked up the Well Rested highlighter. Can't wait to try it in the morning. Thank you for the info!
Anonymous says
thanks for sharing.
Kelly says
Hi Kate,
What type of brush do you use to apply your bronzer?
Anonymous says
If you have very dark circles under your eyes, how do you hide them?
Anonymous says
If you have very dark circles under your eyes, how do you hide them?
Anonymous says
If you have very dark circles under your eyes, how do you hide them?
onesainfamily says
Kate, I love everything about your blog! Great post! Any tips on disguising rosey undertones?
On a side note, what is the font used on your pictures in this post? I love it! Sorry if this has been asked before. Thanks!
Anonymous says
Another awesome kit I found for highlighting the face is the "Tropicoral" kit by benefit for sephora. It has coralista, high beam, cha cha tint, and a great gloss. I am obsessed with coralista it is so awesome! Thanks for showing it here!
Cutis Medical says
The beauty 101 contouring your face Is shared on the post here. Read all about it
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Beautiful makeup, but you need to hide a spot on the bridge of the nose.
sarika gupta says
I absolutely LOVE this!! I only wish I could find a list like this of information. Do you happen to know of any lists like that?
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My friend mentioned to me your blog, so I thought I'd read it for myself. Very interesting insights, will be back for more!
Katya says
This tutorial is one of the best available on the internet!!! That is why I included the link to this article to my guide on Top 10 Beauty Products To Splurge On. You can check it out here: http://stylesprinter.com/midweek-beauty-top-10-beauty-products-to-splurge-on/


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A small, light and powerful video light for indoor and outdoor use. Rated at 10 watts, it accepts a Lithium-Ion battery pack for power and attaches to the XH G1 / XH A1's accessory shoe.
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