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3 years & up. Avoid gridlock with this 12-piece wooden puzzle. On land, sea or air, bright illustrations of favorite vehicles travel across this puzzle. Comes packaged in a sturdy, wooden tray for puzzle building and easy storage. This is the ideal introduction to jigsaw solving - once the corner and edge pieces are in place, the puzzle is almost finished!


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Don't be a jerk-o-lantern, get the most boo for your bucks with three (!) spook-tacular movies from 1988 carved up into their best bits like so many ripe celluloid pumpkins. Featuring HOLLOW GATE, HACK-O-LATERN and NIGHT OF THE DEMONS, this 2 hour show, while being filled to the brim with B-grade chills and scares galore, is also a great study on the VHS-era horror boom taking its last dying breath. As always, the show is hosted by your favorite puppet MCs Cheesecake and Thunderclap!

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Adult Formula CP-1 is a proprietary blend of five highly viable strains of live microorganisms' with a total count of 60 billion cfu's Lactobacilli and Bifidobacteria per capsule guaranteed at the time of expiration. Most specific for small and large intestines.
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Welcome to Week 28 of our 52 weeks of Sharing Memories - A Genealogy Journey for 2012. We are writing our memoirs and childhood memories for our descendants.
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One of my daughters-in-law got sunburned yesterday sitting on a beach under the shade of a beach umbrella. She thought she was protected but of course she wasn't, as the harmful UV rays can penetrate the material of the umbrella and bounce off the sand and water! It reminded me of the difference in our awareness and avoidance of sun exposure now from when I was a child.
As a child, my mom had me outside as much as possible. No hat, no sunscreen, getting as brown as a berry. As a teenager my friends and I loved to put a blanket in the backyard and lie there in the sun all day, turning every so often like shish-kabobs. In fact we used to lather ourselves with baby oil so that we'd burn faster and thus tan even faster!
As a young married woman on a holiday in the Caribbean, my goal was to come back home as tanned as possible! I lived on a boat every summer from 1982 to 1988, and lay out in my bikini enjoying the wonderful sun whenever possible.
How those days have changed! Now we know better and if we're smart, we use the best sunscreen possible, wear a hat and limit our exposure time in the sun. And we protect our children like crazy!
I have to admit I'm sorry that we discovered the sun's rays were so harmful as it was a lot of fun to work on a tan and soak up those rays. But I also shudder thinking of all the years of exposure I had before the knowledge was available as to how harmful it was.
What do you remember about sunning and playing outside in the summer as a child?
July 8, 2012
Sharing Memories (Week 28): Burn Baby Burn!
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- Cassmob (Pauleen) said...
With celtic colouring I was never one to sunbake yet even so I've had several skin cancers including a melanoma so I'm pleased that we now have good sublock and know better. But then I also lived in the sub-tropics and tropics.
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I am well as usual. We are having some good weather for a wonder and they say it is the best they have had sense the war started for this time of the year but it is pretty cold. The papers said that the censor was lifted and I started to write a long letter but was told that we could until the company had notice officially of the fact so I guess I will write a few more short ones yet befor telling of my trip over ect, but anyway the


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NEWPORT–North Country and Burlington went at it tooth and nail for the first one and a half quarters of the Falcons game on Tuesday night before the Seahorses' found that extra gear and pulled away for the 46-33 win.
"Momentum in the game of basketball is everything," said NCU coach Christiane Brown. "We came out to play, but again, momentum is big, and we need to put four quarters together and not let down, even if something good goes for them, because that is how basketball works."
The Falcons now stand at 6-13 and will close out the regular season this Friday when they travel to Essex to take on the Hornets at 6:30.
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In case you're wondering about numbers in the name, the "610-4″ refers to the amount of power delivered to all four wheels by the V10 engine, while "Huracán" was the name of a "fighting bull of the Spanish Conte de la Patilla breed…known for his outstanding courage and strong sense of attack. He fought in Alicante in August 1879, showing his unrelenting character and remaining defiant and invincible, thus entering into the legend of fighting bulls' history."
Specs include reaching 62 mph in a hard-to-fathom 3.2 seconds and 124 mph in 9.9 seconds. Quite impressive given the beast's power is 18.5 miles per gallon on the U.S. cycle. The Huracán will make its official debut at the 2014 Geneva Motor Show in March, but before that, will take part in 130 different events in 60 cities around the globe.


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Results tagged "Self-Regulatory" from IABlog
In the past 30 days, we've seen Do Not Track proposals reach a crescendo, and the stakes for both the industry and the consumer can't be overstated. Many of the proposals strike at the core of how web content is delivered, optimized, and funded, and would have a highly disruptive impact on medium to small size firms. Many influential parties are supportive of Do Not Track (DNT), but they all define the concept differently. Does DNT address the consumer need? And how could the DNT debates shape your view of the self-regulatory program?
Let me catch you up on some recent events. In July 2010, FTC Chairman John Leibowitz expressed support for DNT in congressional testimony. In December 2010, an FTC privacy report featured DNT and a House subcommittee held a DNT hearing. In January 2011, the CDT published a paper proposing a definition of 'tracking' for DNT. Also in January, Microsoft, Google, and Mozilla announced significant new features to make available widely different forms of browser based DNT.
DNT carries heavy associations with the Do Not Call list, which the FTC launched in 2003. But Do Not Call dealt with an issue that was substantially less complicated and did not require browser level technology to enforce. Tracking occurs invisibly, many times, by many parties on the typical page load, and for diverse purposes, many of which the consumer expects. To keep bad actors at bay, government would need more than legal recourse, but also technology solutions that would block trackers across a global internet.
Do Not Track: What IS it?
Presumably, a Do Not Track service could allow a consumer to stop third parties from monitoring and recording her online behavior. But two major complications arise immediately, even amongst DNT supporters:
#1: Definition of 'tracking': 3rd parties span a wide range of business models, many of which provide basic functionality on the internet that consumers have come to expect, even if specifics of how these 3rd parties use their data are not well understood. Most DNT proponents will concede that there are substantial categories of tracking that should be exempted from DNT to preserve basic web functionality, including 1st party tracking, tracking for anti-fraud purposes, tracking for aggregated analytics, tracking for fulfillment of basic transactions, etc. Therefore, after signing up for DNT, tracking would continue, sometimes for behavioral advertising (1st party), sometimes by 3rd parties for ad selection (frequency capping), and by a range of 3rd parties (analytics, shopping cart providers, security firms, etc). Where does a reasonable person draw the line so that consumers are protected without breaking an excessive portion of how they expect the internet to behave? And assuming that the right balance can be found, how will consumers feel about a DNT solution that bills itself as simple, but represents the realization of a complicated policy conversation and fails to stop a wide array of tracking?
#2: Implementation: Assuming that we can resolve the definition question, who will run this beast? Public companies with massive advertising operations that operate most of the leading browsers? These companies also have some of the leading 1st party consumer brands on the internet, which exempt them from many of the tracking categories blocked by DNT, which begins to sound like a conflict. So who then, the government? If DNT should be simplified, who is the natural provider?
Preservation of Choice and the 'Great Lost Consumer'
We're in the midst of a golden age of innovation in privacy technologies. Consumers that are so inclined have a growing array of tools to manage their privacy online. These tools range from the aggressive and technical (NoScript, Adblock Plus), to the simple and ad industry friendly (NAI/AboutAds.info opt-out page, Facebook privacy settings), with many options in between (Ghostery, which Evidon operates; TrackerBlock, etc.) Each of these tools approaches the policy, technology, and larger political conversation differently, which is precisely the point. Privacy requires the active management of trade-offs.
So if the proactive already have ways of creating their own DNTs, why do we need a formal DNT? It's about the passive majority, which can collectively be described as the 'Great Lost Consumer.' Does the Great Lost Consumer really know that they are being tracked on the internet? Are they aware that when they log onto the New York Times, more than 1 company is collecting data about them? The data actually suggest that yes, they do. The majority of them know that they're being tracked, and they know that companies are tracking them to customize content and advertising. The Great Lost Consumer is not nearly as hopelessly unaware as many advocates would have you believe.
Now it's also true that consumers don't know enough about who is tracking them, what their data is being used for, and how to take control. This is where the industry needs to improve substantially, both through the self-regulatory program and beyond. The consumer needs contextual notice, real information, and easy controls.
Perhaps the most dangerous impact of a formal DNT, is that it becomes a mass invite to the passive majority to participate in a discussion about complicated and personal value propositions on false pretenses. If you ask the Great Lost Consumer if they want to be tracked, the answer is no. If you ask her if they prefer customized content and advertising, the answer is yes. We would therefore expect for a great portion of the population to sign up for DNT and to be frustrated by the results. If they reverse their decision, they are back where they started, no more informed and sour on the whole experience.
The consumer also expects the content they consume to continue unabated, but the networks and data companies that would be most impacted by a DNT list, are precisely the companies that small and medium sized web sites rely upon to compete with the biggest players. The top companies have 1st party relationships with the consumer and massive scale. If smaller sites can't pool their audiences leveraging 3rd party technologies, they will wither and die.
DNT relies on the false promise of a privacy 'on-off' switch, and encourages the masses to make a blunt decision, without context, with massive negative impact on industry that will circle back to the consumer.
DNT and Self-Regulation: What's a company to do?
Despite all of the DNT talk, the Self-Regulatory Program for Behavioral Advertising is beginning to make a significant impact. In October of 2010, the Digital Advertising Alliance launched with a cross industry Advertising Options Icon. Over the first four months of the program, Evidon delivered over 10 billion icons on behalf of advertisers, each with notice about targeting and opt-out choice for the companies behind the campaign. Over 400,000 people clicked through on the icon to pages that informed them about how their data was being used, with the great majority declining to opt-out. In the first quarter of 2011, both the DMA and the BBB will launch their enforcement programs.
The leading trade associations for online marketing, including the IAB, are unified behind the program, and view it to be industry's best hope to avoid draconian legislation and now 'draconian DNT.' We could still have a bill (several are circulating and more are expected). We could still have DNT. Avoiding both entirely may be a long shot. But what kind of bill? And will DNT allow responsible players to continue their businesses without massive disruption?
The folks in DC that will ultimately define these programs are challenging industry to step up and give them a reason to believe that self-regulation has a role to play. And depending on how widely credible self-regulatory tools are deployed, they will decide how aggressively government needs to step in to fill the gap.
Time is of the essence right now. The window of opportunity to influence the conversation is beginning to close. Yet everyone believes that the commercial market has a role to play and want to see leaders on privacy rewarded.
So to aid your evaluation of where your company should stand with the self-regulatory program, consider the following:
- If self-regulation fails, we get draconian legislation + draconian DNT
- If self-regulation succeeds, we likely get neither
- If this ends in a compromise, all indications are that corporate leaders in the self-regulatory movement will be rewarded
- If you want to influence the outcome, you must act now
- The self-regulatory movement is about empowering the consumer; do right by the consumer and your brand will benefit (with or without a self-regulatory program)
It's time to get on board with self-regulation and DNT is just the latest in a list of good reasons.
Colin O'Malley is Co-Founder & VP of Business Development and Policy for Evidon and member of the IAB's Networks & Exchanges Committee and Public Policy Council.
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As I see it, the lawsuit grows exponentially. First off, the number of customers impacted by an upcoming (potential) re-call grows with every sale.
Secondly, and most importantly is the penalty phase. If Apple was made aware of a problem, yet persisted in selling products known to be defective - the penalty could be much higher than the cost of fixing the origional component.
The system is broken. Any penalty would be offset by profits. Just look at BP. Will they change the way they do business? Not as long as it keeps making them money.
The class action would make money for the lawyers, and you would get your money back. You wouldn't get compensated for your "pain and suffering" or "loss of income". You might get a coupon good at the Apple store for about 50 bucks.


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aidiore wrote:There was a time when Henry Miller in his crappy offcie at the postal service of U.S, haunted me with the irracional complications of a pretty simple life...and that was a good time....
then...from the darkest pit of nonsense...one british b...mmm...lady...rose and give us a new light...a new wind...and then you took that book into your hands...i took that book...and my eyes start bledding...that was because the childlish, bad written, characters horribly "constructed", history of a magician...
and dont get me started with that moron of dan brown...my FSM those books sucks...
fueledbycoffee wrote:This is why you don't confuse literature with pop fiction.
Zankou 2.0 wrote:fueledbycoffee wrote:This is why you don't confuse literature with pop fiction.
Excuse me? Just what are you implying by that statement?
fueledbycoffee wrote:Zankou 2.0 wrote:fueledbycoffee wrote:This is why you don't confuse literature with pop fiction.
Excuse me? Just what are you implying by that statement?
That Dan Brown is the Tom Clancy of religious conspiracy thrillers. JK Rowling is considerably better but exists to sell a fuckload of books, like Dan Brown. I think Harry Potter is in the grey zone between Literature and pop fiction. However, there's no question about Henry Miller. And if anyone even suggests that Dan Brown is as good as Henry Miller, I will stab them with a Super Star Destroyer.
WelshRarePasta wrote:You aren't alone there! I have a literature degree sadly enough (and not that that comes even remotely close to meaning anything), and I'm generally not ashamed to say that I quite like Harry Potter The Potter stories are well written, have strong cultural resonance, are quite consistent with the History of Ideas.
However, there will always be those who insist that stories written for children can't possibly be literature. Oh well, what can you do?
Zankou 2.0 wrote:Angels and Demons was one of the best books I have ever read, and Harry Potter is even better.
And, the two books I have read by Dab Brown were also very well written. The theme has nthing to do with my appraisal of the book.
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In college, my roommate was a contestant on the Wheel of Fortune. He did not win, but came back to school with plenty of consolation prizes, such as a watch and a years supply of prunes. (No joke!) Since he had to pay taxes on the prizes he won, he never collected on the dried prunes. At least that is the story he told us. . .
Recently, Navy Intel Specialist Renee Durette was a contestant on Wheel of Fortune. And host Pat Sajak did not like how she pronounced the word swimming and he disqualified her answer, giving the word to another contestant by the name of Amy Vincenti. And IS2 (Intelligence Specialist 2nd Class) ended up losing:
Daytime TV viewers tuning in to watch Wheel of Fortune this week couldn't believe their ears when a contestant who correctly guessed a phrase was seemingly robbed of her victory, and all because of a missing G.
In the Wednesday episode, Renee Durette, a Navy Intel Specialist from Merritt Island, Florida, thought she had solved the puzzle correctly by answering 'seven swans a-swimming' – a line from the carol The 12 Days of Christmas – with seven missing letters.
However, Durette's less than crisp enunciation did not satisfy the host, Pat Sajak, who disqualified the contestant's answer because she had omitted the hard G from the word 'swimming,' turning it into 'swimmin.'
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SUNNYSIDE - Genelle Renee Phillips Howell, age 56, passed away Jan. 23, 2013 at her home.
She was born Aug. 15, 1956 in Oak Creek, Colo., to Boyd J. Phillips and Myrtle E. Whaley.
Genelle was raised in Palisade, Colo., and graduated from Palisade High School. She attended college classes at Mesa College, the College of Eastern Utah, and Kaplan College.
On June 27, 1977, she married Jerry O'Neal Howell in Jackson Hole, Wyo.
"Truly an angel of love sent from above".... Genelle was a loving wife, mother, daughter, sister, grandma, and special friend who had a profound impact on the lives of many and the community in general. Her beautiful spirit and generous heart will always be remembered and will live on through the lives she touched. From her work at the law office to the canal company to managing the office of Dr. Glenn T. Etzel, Genelle was very involved and truly made a difference in all that she did. Furthermore, she took great pride in the accomplishments she achieved in the Sunnyside community.
Genelle is survived by her husband, Jerry, Sunnyside; sons, T. Shawn (Briana) Howell, Chase B. Howell, both of Vernal; daughter-in-law, Jamie Howell and grandsons, Zachary K. and Memphis K. Howell, Price; parents, Boyd (Myrtle) Phillips, Grand Junction, Colo; brother, Ronald (Delores) Phillips, Grand Junction, Colo; sister, Twila (Mark) Berry, Pueblo, Colo; sister-in-law, Mary Howell, East Carbon; nephews and nieces, Anthony (Vada) Sagrillo, Brandon (Victoria) Sagrillo, Kanda (Joseph) Miziacek, Terra (Rich) Staats, Ronda (Bobbie) Wilmot, Cody Berry, Katelyn Berry, Richard (Chris) Howell, Jeff (Sammi) Howell, Carolyn Howell, and very special great nieces and nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins, and all of her special friends, you know who you are, especially Dr. Glenn T. Etzel and Candy Jaramillo; special "adopted sister", Linda Harmond Etzel; and "adopted daughter", Jorja Jensen.
Preceded in death by her sister, Ginger Rose Phillips Sagrillo Etcheverry.
"And He said to him, "Truly I say to you, today you will be with me in Paradise." Luke 23:43
In lieu of flowers, a donation to Good Shepherd Catholic Church, the Neuroscience Trauma Unit at Primary Children's Medical Center, or your favorite charity would be greatly appreciated.
Memorial Mass, Saturday, Jan. 26, 2013, 11 a.m., Good Shepherd Catholic Church, East Carbon. Family will receive friends one half hour prior to the Mass. Committal, Valley View Cemetery, Sunnyside. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price where friends are welcome daily and may share memories of Genelle online at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net.


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The 6-foot-1, 180-pound senior did more than just get the ball to record-setting receivers Jake Maulhardt and Corbin Covey. He was one of the most productive quarterbacks in recent county history, throwing for 5,828 yards, 61 TDs and just 10 interceptions in his two-year career. He completed 73 percent of his passes, and threw for 466 yards and seven TDs in a game as a junior. He was named the Pacific View League Offensive Back of the Year. Valdez is interested in playing in the Ivy League. He listens to Drake and wears No. 18 like Peyton Manning, who he lists as his favorite athlete.
The 6-foot-1, 185-pound senior guided his team to an 8-3 season, throwing for 337 yards and four TDs in Moorpark's last-second win over Westlake in the Marmonte League third-place game. He completed 137 of 222 passes for 2,034 yards and 22 TDs, placing him No. 3 on the Musketeers' single-season list. He also ran for six TDs. Cole hit .305 as a junior for the baseball team last spring. He enjoys snowboarding and is an honor roll student with a 3.8 GPA. He roots for the Dallas Cowboys and lists Aaron Rodgers as his favorite athlete.
File: ZACHARY GREEN, St. Bonaventure - Running back Without former backfield partner Shaun Wick around, the 5-foot-10, 215-pound senior proved he could carry the load by himself. His 244-yard, four-TD performance in the Seraphs' come-from-behind 30-21 win over Oaks Christian in the Marmonte League title game will go down in history. The Arizona commit also scored seven TDs in two games against defending Division I state champion Santa Margarita, including a 195-yard, four-TD postseason performance. The Star's Offensive Player of the Year ran for 1,700 yards and 27 touchdowns. He roots for the Miami Dolphins and lists Ricky Williams as his favorite athlete.
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Nordhoff's historic CIF championship season really picked up momentum when the 5-foot-10, 160-pound junior returned from injury for the postseason. He saved his biggest games for the playoffs, averaging eight yards per carry. He sprinted to a 62-yard TD on the first play of the title game, and piled up 264 yards and two TDs in the Rangers' 31-14 win over Torrance-North. Livingston ran for 1,535 yards and 20 TDs in 11 games. Nordhoff was 11-0 with No. 9 in the backfield. He watches "The Walking Dead" and roots for the Chargers.
The 5-foot-9 senior scored nearly half the touchdowns for the 8-3 Flashes. The Frontier League Offensive Player of the Year ran for 1,307 yards and 19 TDs in just eight games. He ran for at least 123 yards in every appearance, and reached the end zone in all but one. Farrar ran for 181 yards and three TDs in the 35-18 win over rival Santa Paula. The All-County Academic selection has a 4.1 GPA. He earned second place at Purdue Engineering Camp. Farrar enjoys hiking, fishing, hunting and watching "Gold Rush."
Wide receiver
The 5-foot-11, 185-pound senior set the county single-season receiving record, earning The Pacific View League Player of the Year by reeling in 143 passes for 1,377 yards and nine TDs. He also ran for three scores. His 9-yard TD catch with 2:11 to play in the 31-26 win over Pacifica decided the league title. He had 16 catches in wins over Buena and Pacifica and a 184-yard night against Ventura. Covey watches "Family Guy" and roots for the Chargers. Lists Wes Welker as his favorite athlete.
Oaks Christian
The 6-foot-3, 195-pound was among the region's top playmaking targets, coupling sprinter's speed with the ability to catch the ball in traffic. The Marmonte League Receiver of the Year caught 52 passes for 915 yards and 11 TDs as a senior. He had 11 receptions for 168 yards and three TDs, plus a 95-yard interception return for a TD, in 35-17 win over Venice. He only had seven carries, but two were 90- and 88-yard TD runs in 55-7 win over Moorpark. The consensus four-star recruit has committed to Stanford.
Offensive line
The 6-foot-3, 265-pound senior wrapped up his tremendous career as a three-year starter by starting on both sides of the ball. He was voted Lineman of the Year by both the Ventura County and Marmonte League coaches. The Arizona commit is expected to play defensive line in college. The four-year Scholar Athlete has been nominated for a National Football Foundation honor. He listens to Drake and roots for the 49ers. Lists "300" as his favorite movie. He also watches "Boss" on the Starz Channel.
The 6-foot, 187-pound senior guard helped pave the way for the 13-1 Rangers' CIF-SS Northwest Division title run. He blocked for a backfield that averaged 6.75 yards per carry, and allowed just two sacks in 14 games. He was an All-CIF selection as both a junior and senior, and also played defensive line. He will attend Santa Barbara City College. He enjoys dirt biking and golfing, listens to Hank Williams Jr. and lists "Roadhouse" as his favorite movie. He also watches "Pawn Stars" and roots for the Houston Texans.
Thousand Oaks
The 5-foot-10, 255-pound senior was the brain of the Lancers' offensive line, making all the line calls from his center position. The three-year starter rebounded from a broken arm suffered as a junior to have another standout season. He also excelled in the classroom, keeping a 4.5 GPA to earn AP Scholar, Scholar-Athlete and UC distinctions. He enjoys fishing and camping. He listens to the Zac Brown Band, lists "Patton" as his favorite movie, roots for USC and lists Ryan Kalil as his favorite athlete.
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Making the difficult move inside from left tackle to left guard didn't phase the 6-foot-2, 275-pound, three-year starter as a senior. He maintained his All-Marmonte League, All-County and All-CIF form, despite the shift. Schirber helped pave the way for Zachary Green's big season rushing, as well as protect sophomore QB Ricky Town. He watches "Southpark" and "How I Met Your Mother." He roots for the Green Bay Packers and lists Aaron Rodgers as his favorite athlete.
The 6-foot-2, 300-pound senior center attacked opposing defenses with class, reaching down to help up the tackles he had just pancaked. The two-year starter can bench press 365 pounds and broad jump nearly eight feet. He earned a place on the honor roll with a 3.58 GPA, which includes five AP classes. He listens to the Zac Brown Band, enjoys eating pizza, roots for the Green Bay Packers and lists center Jeff Saturday as his favorite athlete.
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The Panthers' turnaround season pivoted around the 6-foot, 190-pound senior, who was a leader on both sides of the ball. The Marmonte League Most Valuable Player completed 112 of 187 passes for 1,341 yards and 12 TDs, adding 828 yards and eight TDs rushing. He also had 23 tackles and two interceptions defensively and was voted the county's Defensive Back of the Year. He was also an Academic All-County selection as a junior and senior. He roots for the Packers and lists Brett Favre as his favorite athlete.
The 6-foot-1, 160-pound sophomore maintained Westlake's kicking excellence alive by converting 20 of 26 field goals, including a long of 46 yards. He kicked a game-winning, 33-yard field goal as time expired to beat Crenshaw, 44-41, and was also good from 43 and 41. Robledo converted 30 of 31 PATs and boomed 54 percent (29 of 54) of his kickoffs into touchbacks. He was named a finalist for the Herbalife National Kicker of the Year award. He also stars for the soccer team. He watches "Workaholics," enjoys eating at In-N-Out, roots for the New Orleans Saints and lists Cristiano Ronaldo as his favorite athlete.


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POTSDAM - Senior Bryan Chudy (Goshen, NY) allowed just four hits over seven innings for his first complete-game victory of the season as the Clarkson University baseball earned yet another Liberty League doubleheader split, besting RIT in the opener 2-1 before falling in the second contest 5-3 Sunday afternoon at Jack Phillips Stadium at Snell Field.
The Golden Knights moved to 8-10 overall and 5-5 in the Liberty League, while the Tigers remained a game over .500 overall at 7-6 and moved to 2-4 in conference contests.
In the opener the Knights began the contest by loading the bases without the benefit of a hit with David Wixted (Ballston Lake, NY) leading things off when he was hit by a pitch on the second offering of the game. He promptly stole second and third bases, but didnt come around to score until the fifth hitter of the game, Matt Jenack (Massena, NY) hit a liner to right field for a sacrifice fly. Clarkson tacked on another run in the third inning when John Coleman (Potsdam, NY) laced a liner back at the pitcher with two outs in the frame. He stole second and raced around to score on a Greg Jasek (Chittenango, NY) single through the right side, giving the Knights a 2-0 advantage.
Those two runs were all that Clarkson would need as Chudy delivered another solid outing, allowing only a soft single in the first inning until the sixth. A one-out hit by pitch started RITs rally in the top of that inning and another tapper ended up loading the bases, allowing Brian Brazee to hit a sacrifice fly to center to score pinch-hitter Tyler Ramotar. In the seventh, the Tigers got a lead off single, but two groundouts and a strikeout ended the game as Chudy finished with a four-hitter with five strikeouts.
In the second game, the Tigers often were able to get out of trouble by turning three double plays in the game, none more important than in the first inning. With the bases loaded in the middle of the order up, Skip Flanagan picked up a hot groundball by Dan Lenney (Clifton Park, NY) and came home for the force before trotting back to second to finish off the double play and end the threat. The Tigers used that momentum to their advantage by plating a pair of unearned runs in the second with a two-out grounder being mishandled and allowing the runs to come around. The score would remain 2-0 in favor of RIT until the fifth when Clarkson was able to begin a two-out rally with a Kyle Henchey (Rensselaer, NY) walk. Following a single from Wixted which put runners on first and third, Henchey scored on a wild pitch and John Coleman followed with a single to right to score Wixted, who had advanced to second on the wild pitch. The Knights then added an unearned run of their own in the top of the sixth as Matt Jenack began the inning with a single and advanced to second on a throwing error. Bobby Derico (Watervliet, NY) then plated Jenack with a liner to right to give Clarkson a 3-2 lead.
However, RIT would score three in the bottom of the seventh inning as Ronnie Canestro drove in two with a two-out double to right-center and then came around himself on a Skip Flanagan single to left. Clarkson went down quietly in the final two innings with six straight batters retired.
The Knights struck for 10 hits in game two, led by John Colemans 3-for-4 effort. Both Wixted and Jenack also had two hits in the contest for Clarkson. For the Tigers, the top three hitters in the lineup combined for five of the teams eight hits, including two by Jaren Bell and two more by Flanagan.
Senior Carter Franz hit a two-run homer in the top of the third inning and junior Kevin Prindle made it stand up for his first St. Lawrence University victory and Franz, Jeff Kott and Paul Piatelli provided key hits in game two as the Saints swept a Liberty League doubleheader with Skidmore, 2-1 and 7-2 at Tom Fay Field Sunday afternoon.
The Saints, who are scheduled to play a league makeup pair at Union on Tuesday, improve to 10-4 overall and 5-1 in the Liberty League after taking three of four in the two-day series with Skidmore. The Saints trail only Union, which is off to a 7-1 start in league play, in the league standings.
Prindle, a transfer from Hamilton, scattered five hits and allowed only a second-inning run to Skidmore in his first start since a four inning stint against Monmouth on March 16. He walked two, struck out three and hit a batter in a seven-inning complete game win.
Skidmore, batting as the home team, took a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the second as Matty Tatkow was hit by a pitch with two out and Mike Pannozzi singled him home. The Saints did their damage against Skidmore starter Jordan Keysor when Mark Syron singled, stole second and rode Franz towering homer to right home for a 2-1 Saint lead.
The Saint defense helped Prindle with three double plays and did not make an error.
In game two junior starter Chris Kellogg went five innings, allowing two runs on eight hits to earn the win and the Saints padded a 4-2 lead with a three-run seventh to complete the sweep.
The Saints opened the scoring without a hit in the top of the first as Skidmore starter Andrew Bannon walked Sryon and the Saint sophomore moved to second when a pickoff attempt went awry. He went to third on a wild pitch and scored on a groundout by Franz. It went to 2-0 in the top of the third when Bryan Palermo led off with a single to right, Syron was hit by a pitch and Franz singled to load the bases. Khifer OConnor hit into a double play, but Palermo scored from third. It went to 3-0 in the top of the fourth when Piatelli homered to right.
Skidmore got on the board in the bottom of the Tatkow singled with two out, stole second and after a walk and a hit batter moved him to third, Jeremy Selecky singled to drive him home. The Saints went up 4-1 in the top of the fifth as singles by Palermo and Syron, and a walk to Franz loaded the bases with the run scoring on OConnors ground out.
While the Thoroughbreds made it 4-2 in the bottom of the fifth on singles by Geoff Green and Alex Barber and a two-out base hit by Tatkow, the Saints broke it open with a three run seventh. Franz singled and stole second, OConnor drew an intention al walk and both runners moved up on a wild pitch. Jeff Kott then delivered a hard single down the third base line to score two, and after Kott stole second, Matt DeLuca drove him home with a single up the middle.
Eric McGuire and Andrew Weitzel worked in relief of Kellogg, who improved to 2-0 and Bannon, the first of six Skidmore pitchers, took the loss.
The Potsdam womens lacrosse team (4-4) ran past North Country rival SUNY Canton (4-4) 18-7 in a nonconference match up this afternoon. The Potsdam offense was led by sophomore Bailey Weigel (East Amherst, N.Y.) and freshman Bri McClusky (Watertown, N.Y.), who each totaled seven points in the contest.
Sophomore midfielder Tressa Goolden (Canton, N.Y.) led the Kangaroos with three goals and two assists.
Potsdam opened up the scoring early. Just under a minute into the contest junior attack Michelle Varney (Canton, N.Y.) drove to the net for an unassisted score. Canton answered at 25:49, but just 16 seconds later Varney hit the back of the net for her second of the day to give the Bears the lead for good. Her goal sparked a 6-0 scoring run for the Bears, giving them a 7-1 advantage at 7:36. Canton was able to go on a short run of its own with five and a half minutes remaining in the half. The Kangaroos scored three unanswered goals before Potsdam stopped the momentum with a goal from Weigel off a pass from McClusky with 32 seconds to go in the half. The Bears took an 8-4 lead into the break.
The Bears got off to a strong start in the second half with a 4-0 run. Sophomore midfielder Margaret Wall (Rochester, N.Y.) scored the first two of the streak followed by Varneys third of the day and found freshman defender Maggie McCabe (Camillus, N.Y.) first collegiate tally for a 12-4 advantage with 17:47 left. Canton scored twice to slow the Bears momentum, but not stop it. Potsdam started another 4-0 run with a goal from McClusky at 14:23. Senior midfielder Julie Perna (Williamsville, N.Y.) scored just under two minutes later off a free position attempt, with McClusky and Weigel piling on to make it 16-6 at the 10:27 mark. Canton netted just one more goal on the day about three minutes later. As the clock ran down Potsdam tacked on two more. Weigel was fed by freshman midfielder Brittany Blake (South Glens Falls, N.Y.) for a goal at 4:34 and with 33 seconds to go in the game freshman Lizzie Marchbank (Liverpool, N.Y.) took the ball to the goal for an unassisted score and her first collegiate goal.
Junior goalie Jen Chmiel (Rochester, N.Y.) recorded eight saves on 15 shots on in the first 47:42 to record her fourth career win.
Freshman Sally Mooney (New Albany, Ohio) played the final 12:18, collecting two ground balls and forcing a turnover. Roos freshman goalie Alyssa Altschuler (Cheshire, Conn.) finished with 11 stops.
The Bears finished with advantages in shots (39-22), ground balls (36-23) and draw controls (17-10). Weigel seized another nine draw controls on the day.
Potsdam begins a four-game road trip this afternoon, when the Bears will faceoff against SUNYAC foe SUNY Oneonta at 4 p.m.
The St. Lawrence University softball team earned another split in Liberty League competition, rebounding from a 9-1 loss in five innings in the opener to shutout Union College by the score of 6-0 in game two. The Saints, who improve to 9-9 on the season and 2-2 in the conference, will travel to Clinton, NY for a non-conference doubleheader against Hamilton on Wednesday.
St. Lawrence received an outstanding pitching performance from sophomore Kyle Plimpton in game two as she pitched a complete-game shutout, scattering five hits and two walks in seven innings while striking out nine to improve to 4-5 on the season. Meanwhile, the Saints defense played errorless ball in the nightcap and also got the job done offensively, scoring six runs on 11 hits.
Cailyn Welsh, Leslie Stratton, Natasha Bell and Audra Caine each had a pair of hits in game two and combined for four of the six runs.
The Saints took a commanding 4-0 lead in the second inning as they scored four unearned runs on four hits. Bell and Chelsea Cavellier had RBI singles in the inning.
In the top of the fifth inning, Welsh and Caine added back-to-back two-out RBI doubles, chasing Union starting pitcher Sarah Logan from the game. Becky Allen, who reached on a fielders choice in the inning, came around to score on Welshs double, then Caine hit home Welsh.
In the opener, St. Lawrence was overpowered offensively by the Dutchwomen, who combined for 13 hits and 8 earned runs. Meanwhile, the Saints could only muster one run off six hits against Unions pitcher Allyson Staats.
St. Lawrence took a 1-0 lead in the first inning when Cavellier smacked her first homerun of the season.
However, Union scored multiple runs in each of the first four innings to put the game out of reach early.
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By DIANA ROOTSun Advocate reporter
With around 25,000 handmade flowers in their baskets, volunteers in Carbon County achieved last week what no other community on record has ever done before.
They decorated the grave of every person buried in Carbon County on Memorial Day.
After months of work by well over a thousand people making flowers, organizing operations and actually putting flowers in the ground, Carbon residents can be very proud of themselves.
"I may have dreamed this idea up, but what happened had very little to do with me," said Richard Shaw, publisher of the Sun Advocate last weekend. "The community took hold of this and ran. I am amazed and delighted with what has taken place."
While the newspaper supported the entire operation, the project did become the community's, as church groups, civic groups, businesses and individuals made the operation their own.
As flowers piled into the Sun Advocate office last week, there were a lot of questions from people who had made them if the project was going to be done next year too.
"It would be hard to say no after the response we have had this year," said Shaw. "I started it out to honor those who had no one to honor them and now it has turned into so much more. For some it was a lesson in civic pride, for others it was a history lesson as they walked through the various cemeteries. Next year is a long ways away, but I think we can do some things with the project that might make it even better."
Shaw says that one of the things he observed as he helped in various cemeteries is the poor condition some of them are in.
"Castle Gate in particular needs a lot of work," he stated. "Many of the graves are completely obscured by bushes and weeds. Markers have been lost in some and many headstones are missing or broken. In 2024 it will be 100 years since the Castle Gate mine disaster killed many of the people that are buried there. Maybe flowers alone aren't enough; maybe we need to do more."
Shaw says announcements about next year's project for Memorial Day will come in the fall when the papers staff and those closely involved have a chance to catch their breath.


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Be sure to check out our new address via http://www.bronkos.com.
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The shop moved to a new location in November 07 as I was able to purchase a building rather than lease. Very smart move "business" wise - always better to own rather than rent if possible. Plus the new shop is in a nicer location in the downtown business sector.
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I was just looking over you website and noticed Stan's CR. Has the rake been altered on that bike. It sure looks like it has more rake than my CR. You website is nicely sone and easy to navigate.
I was just looking over you website and noticed Stan's CR. Has the rake been altered on that bike. It sure looks like it has more rake than my CR. You website is nicely sone and easy to navigate.
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Thanks for the kind words Curt. The CR is all factory (except for some minor cosmetic changes). The photos must be misleading.
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It's been a while since I've seen my CR. And I just remembered I have 2" under forks on it. That puts the wheel a bit closer to the frame. I put it in storage before I started all this moving around. I need to get it up here to display in the new shop. I might give me an incentive to get it running again. It sure was fun to ride....... even in Kansas.
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The sad, strange case of the 1912 Blackiston
Anybody who's lazily flipped through the Standard Catalog has surely stopped and ogled the entry for the 1912 Blackiston, from Canton, Ohio. This was a behemoth of a car, described both as a runabout and as appearing "as big as a locomotive." G.P. Blackiston apparently built it himself, using the chassis from an unidentified racing car. What engine he fitted into that chassis remains a mystery, other than its rating of 90hp, but it had to have been massive to warrant two radiators and a hood that measured seven-and-a-half feet long and five-and-a-half feet high. Blackiston said he expected the car to be able to reach 137 MPH (at a time when the world's absolute land speed record stood at 125.94 MPH), and told The Automobile Journal that he intended neither to race or enter production with his car, just "to find enjoyment in making long-distance tours therein."
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10 U.S. Code § 12311 - Active duty agreements
(a) To provide definite terms of active duty (other than for training) for Reserves with their consent, the Secretary concerned may make a standard written agreement with any member of a reserve component under his jurisdiction requiring the member to serve for a period of active duty (other than for training) of not more than five years. When such an agreement expires, a new one may be made. This subsection does not apply in time of war declared by Congress.
(b) An agreement may not be made under subsection (a) unless the specified period of duty is at least 12 months longer than any period of active duty that the member is otherwise required to perform.
(c) Agreements made under subsection (a) shall be uniform so far as practicable, and are subject to such standards and policies as may be prescribed by the Secretary of Defense for the armed forces under his jurisdiction or by the Secretary of Homeland Security for the Coast Guard when the Coast Guard is not operating as a service in the Navy.
Source(Aug. 10, 1956, ch. 1041, 70A Stat. 30, § 679; Pub. L. 96–513, title V, § 511(19),Dec. 12, 1980, 94 Stat. 2921; renumbered § 12311,Pub. L. 103–337, div. A, title XVI, § 1662(e)(2),Oct. 5, 1994, 108 Stat. 2992; Pub. L. 107–296, title XVII, § 1704(b)(1),Nov. 25, 2002, 116 Stat. 2314.)
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In subsection (a), the words "To provide definite terms of active duty for" are substituted for the words "In order that * * * may remain on or be ordered to active duty * * * for terms of service of definite duration". The words "with their consent" are substituted for the word "voluntarily". The words "requiring the member to serve" are substituted for 50:963(c). The words "more than" are substituted for the words "to exceed". The second sentence is substituted for 50:963(a) (2d sentence). The word "hereafter" is omitted as surplusage. 50:963(f) is omitted as executed. The words "under his jurisdiction" are inserted for clarity.
In subsection (b), the words "is at least * * * longer" are substituted for the words "exceeds by at least". The words "active duty that the member is otherwise required to perform" are substituted for the words "obligated or involuntary active duty to which he is otherwise liable".
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EMERY - Our loving mother Louisa Watson Jewkes Barber, age 76, passed away Saturday, Dec. 22, 2012 in Arizona.
She was born May 12, 1936 in Castle Gate to Lawrence and Bernice Thomas Watson.
Married Merrill G. Jewkes in Salt Lake City, later divorced. Married Eugene Barber, they also divorced.
Louisa was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. For over 20 years, she worked for Kennecott Copper Ray Plant where she was the second female heavy equipment operator every hired . She was well respected and liked by all the employees at Kennecott. Louisa was an avid rock hound who spent countless hours scurring the mountains and deserst in search of the perfect rock. She was a member of the Globe Rock Club.
Mom always stressed the importance of education to her family and at the time of her passing she was attending Arvapia Community College where she was on the deans list.
She is survived by siblings, Gwen Johnson, Kenneth (Manon)Watson, Shirley (Lester) Kruta; Children, Beckie (Mike) Greene, Merrill Brent (Sandra) Jewkes, Trudy Lund (David Miller), Guy (Tina) Jewkes, Jennifer Jewkes and Char; son-in-Law, James Prettyman; step-children Jeannie, Wanda, Mary, Karen, Eugene Barber; 17 grandchildren, 39 great-grandchildren, and six great-great-grandchildren.
She is preceded in death by her parents, Lawrence and Bernice Watson, brothers, Raymond and Donald Watson; daughter, Charla Prettyman; grandson, Robert Wilson Jr., and granddaughter, Ella Mirabile.
Funeral service, Saturday, Dec. 29, 2012, 1 p.m., Emery LDS Ward Chapel. Family will be at the church Saturday one hour prior to services. Interment, Emery City Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price where friends are always welcome daily and may share memories of Louisa at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net.


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EUGENE, Ore. -- The two Eugene teenagers killed on the Oregon coast are being remembered by friends and classmates as young men of leadership and compassion - and as two of South Eugene High School's most admirable students.
"There really were two of our finest," said high school basketball coach and Athletic Director David Hancock.
Connor Ausland, 18, and Jack Harnsongkram, 17, died Saturday when they were swept into the ocean and drowned.
According to Oregon State Police, the incident happened around 12:40 p.m. Saturday near Smelt Sands State Park. That's where a group of South Eugene High School students had planned a retreat.
Lieutenant Greg Hastings with OSP said Ausland and Harnsongkram were trying to get close to the ocean when the water quickly rose and swept them into the ocean.
Authorities found Ausland's body Saturday afternoon and found Harnsongkram's body early Sunday morning.
"There's no reason this should have happened," said Jack Carol, a longtime friend of both Ausland and Harnsongkram. "It's just unfair."
Both young men were finalists for South Eugene High School's "Mr. Axeman" pageant, a group of 10 male students who are selected as representatives for the high school.
Conner Ausland is remembered as an avid athlete with a passion for Ultimate Frisbee and basketball.
Jack Carol recalled why he'll never forget Ausland's last basketball game on Friday night against Willamette High School. He said Ausland went by the nickname "White Water" for how fluid he was with the three-pointers.
"On Friday I was like, 'White Water coming off the bench,' and he just like gave this big smile to the whole crowd and that was just really good. It was the last thing I saw him do," said Carol.
Jack Harnsongkram was an avid member of the Axemen's Outdoor rock climbing program. Fellow students said they'll remember Harnsongkram for his easy smile and natural leadership.
"Basically all he ever did was spread light," said Carol. "Great guy, great leader."
South Eugene High School officials said they do not know when or if a public memorial will be held.
Basketball coach and Athletic Director David Hancock said the memory of both young men will be honored at the next home game.


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Mr. Wasneechak, currently director of government programs at Martins Point Health Care, Portland, Maine, was selected from among 10 applicants, according to Janice L. Charles, interim executive director.
Hes an outstanding administrator and manager and wonderful people person, she said. From everything Ive heard about him, hes got great integrity.
He also has an impressive resume. As director of government programs, Mr. Wasneechak is responsible for ongoing operations, development and execution of the comprehensive strategic plan for the Tricare Uniformed Services Family Health Plan at Martins Point, according to a clinic news release. He is a registered nurse and retired U.S. Navy captain and has been a practice administrator for 16 family practice physicians and executive officer of a naval hospital.
Mr. Wasneechak is a fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives, a certified managed care executive, and is licensed as a registered nurse in New York and Maine. He is on the board of directors for Operation Tribune, a regional program that honors children of active-duty service members, and the Military Officers Association of America in southern Maine.
Mrs. Charles said Mr. Wasneechaks connection to the military was a bonus, but not the only factor considered in his selection as executive director.
Very frankly, as the health care system is changing greatly now, we need someone with all the skills he has, she said. Were in a good place now, and I think his leadership will take this organization into a sustainable future. I feel really, really good about it and certainly the board does.
Board President Angela Gray said in the news release that the selection of Mr. Wasneechak was supported unanimously by both the board and staff and we look forward to a very productive working relationship.
He replaces Collene D. Alexander, who resigned from the clinics top post in October after three months on the job. Mrs. Charles, co-founder of the agency, has served as interim director since. Mrs. Charles said she already has given Mr. Wasneechak the base for orientation, but she will remain on staff for a few weeks after he arrives to help with the transition.
Mrs. Charles said Mr. Wasneechaks experience in managing large health care facilities will help the Childrens Clinic as it moves forward with its federally qualified health center status.
According to the news release, Mr. Wasneechak grew up in the states Southern Tier. He has a wife, Barbara, and three grown children.
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