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On his way to the store to buy wood glue, Jeff looks for signs from the universe to determine his path. However, a series of unexpected events leads him to cross paths with his family in the strangest of locations and circumstances. Jeff just may find the meaning of his life... and if he's lucky, pick up the wood glue as well.
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WADDINGTON –Redneck Winter Games organizers are still searching for teams to join in the fun.
Beginning at noon Feb. 17, teams will compete in a series of mini competitions including the toilet paper relay, ladies frying pan toss, turkey bowling, hay bale throw, toilet seat horseshoes, and redneck bull riding to win points.
The two teams with the most points by the end of the competition will go one-on-one in a tug of war for the rights to be called Grand Champion Redneck.
The trickiest of competitions will be the toilet paper relay, St. Lawrence River Showdown Committee Chairperson Deanna Shampine said Friday.
You have to travel from one side of the course with the plunger between your knees to the other, Ms. Shampine said. Then your teammate has to try to hook the toilet paper on the plunger. It will be very funny to watch.
The tournament is $100 per four-person team. To register on the day of the event, the cost is $125. All team members must be 16 or older, and each team must have one female or one man dressed as a girl to participate in the Ladies Frying Pan Toss.
Were still looking for teams, Ms. Shampine said. Currently nine teams are signed up to compete. Were hoping to have 20 all together.
Ms. Shampine said prizes will be awarded to best champion redneck team and best-dressed team.
Weve decided to keep those prizes a secret until the day of the event, she said.
Another surprise will include something called, redneck bull riding, Ms. Shampine said.
I cant tell you what it is yet, but lets just say it is a lot of fun, she said.
Proceeds will support the Bassmaster Elite Series: St Lawrence River Showdown. The St. Lawrence River Showdown Committee is hoping to raise $100,000 to host the event, Ms. Shampine said.
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The event will be held at JCs River Run Bar & Grill and the Donald M. Martin Civic Center. The village will lift its open container policy for the area of the games on the day of the event.
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Elizabeth Christensen (right) of Stuart asked if alarms deter the burglars. Snyder said no, but alarms are good things because the burglars arenât as thorough in houses with them. Once an alarm sounds, burglars know they have about four minutes before a deputy arrives, so they wonât stay in the house as long. Plus, if an alarm makes sound outside of a house, neighbors would help by being witnesses.
Leon Gruner (left) of Stuart asked if neighborhood crime watches work. Snyder said yes, and Laura Passanesi (foreground), who runs the community programs for the sheriffâs office, added neighborhoods need to get to know each other. Members of neighborhood crime watches are trained to know what to look for and report, but itâs law enforcementâs job to catch them.
Bob Plotkin (left) of Hobe Sound asked if burglars are allowed to tint the windows of their rental cars as dark as they do. Snyder said the burglars are going to âlegitimateâ tinting shops and paying cash under the table and slapping the dark tint on the windows. In one instance, a detective saw a car with dark tint, followed it and pulled it over when it began speeding.
Frank Dinsmore (center) of Hobe Sound asked if the burglars have found an outlet for their stolen items. Snyder said he couldnât answer that question because of the ongoing investigation, but he did say the burglars have been successful in getting rid of a lot of jewelry.
Jerrie Foster (bottom center) of Hobe Sound asked if thereÕs any place better than the bedroom to hide your valuables. Snyder said he would have said yes months ago, but now burglars are searching beyond bedrooms and going into kitchens and other areas. Although a safe bolted to the floor would help, Snyder said the best place to keep valuables if a safety deposit box. HeÕs hesitant to tell people to hide stuff at any specific location in their houses.
Bobbi Demers (bottom right) of Hobe Sound asked how to let burglars know residents are home. Snyder said leaving a garage door open would invite a different type of crime, so itâs better to let the burglars knock and then tell them no. Snyder said people have tricks to make their houses looks busy, but the burglars have incredible instincts because itâs what they do for a living.
Alice Turynowicz (right) of Stuart asked what the sheriffâs office is doing differently now in response to the burglaries. Snyder said the entire agency is putting all its resources toward the burglaries, but other crimes still are going on. Traffic units are out looking for burglars, and neighborhoods are on alert.
Martin County Sheriff William Snyder (left) told residents what to do if they are home alone and get a knock on the door. If residents tell them theyâre home, the burglars likely will leave, he said. Although society has trained kids not to answer the door, he said that doesnât work anymore. Snyder advised working out a script with kids so theyâre ready with a response such as their dad being in the shower or taking a nap. If kids donât say anything, burglars could break in the house.
Martin County residents listen as sheriff William Snyder speaks to them about the recent burglaries throughout the county during a public meeting at The Pine School on Tuesday evening.
Martin County Sheriff William Snyder displays a glass punch, also known as a window punch, which some burglars have used to break into homes around the county.
Sergeant Dan Foote of the Martin County Sheriff's Office displays a crime scene photo from a recent burglary in the county during a meeting with local residents Tuesday evening at the Pine School. In the past 2 years, there have been at least 108 burglaries investigated by the sheriff's office.
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Don't Waste Your Holiday Money
If you have a significant other, it's time to start buying some holiday gifts for them.
But those can be some of the toughest gifts of all to find.
So we went out with one of our "Don't Waste Your Holiday Money" super shoppers, to find some cool gifts that won't break the bank.
Even super shoppers struggle with what to buy for their special someone.
"You really have to think hard about what to get for your spouse," said Andrea Deckard, of the blog "Savings Lifestyle.com."
So Andrea took us shopping to find stocking suffers for hard-to-please spouses, girlfriends, or boyfriends.
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Andrea's husband, like most men, always welcomes anything gadget related.
She found the perfect item in the stocking stuffer aisle. "It's a little 'Hubman,'" she said, "a USB device to hook several USB devices together."
Cost: Just $10.
She then found another good stocking stuffer for a guy: A camping water bottle. "You can get these really inexpensively, for as low as $5," she said.
Or, for $15, she suggested a small cooler. "Every guy would love this for camping or tailgating," she said. " It's perfect."
That makes Andrea think of her husband's truck, which leads to another gift.
"A microfiber towel, for only $5.50, can be a perfect thing for a stocking," she said.
Andrea said you you can add a bottle of car wax or interior cleaner, and you have a nice car clean up kit.
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Andrea says a robe is perfect, because correct fit is not essential.
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Ditto for a fashion scarf, at $15. "That's the one clothing idea that you know will always fit: You can't go wrong with a scarf!"
Andrea has two cautions for men: One, don't buy a handbag unless she has requested a specific one. Women tend to know exactly the type they like.
And two, don't buy cleaning tools. Andrea says while men usually welcome car or garage cleaning items, many women don't look kindly at brooms, mops or vacuum cleaners as gifts (unless she asks for a Dyson, for instance).
A blender or slow cooker, though, is usually welcome, and affordable. "I would say $20 for a slow cooker at a holiday season sale," she says.
Finally, she suggests socks and slippers, all under $20. Again, you rarely have a fit issue, unless your lady friend is Sasquatch.
Total stocking stuffers for a hard to please man or woman? $75 or less.
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CANTON A St. Lawrence County grand jury on Thursday indicted two people in connection with an alleged shooting attempt in Massena last month.
Devian J. Fletcher, 19, stands accused of shooting at a car carrying Patrick Lloyd and Miranda Green in Massena on March 27. He was indicted on charges of first-degree assault, second-degree criminal possession of a weapon and first-degree reckless endangerment.
An associate, Katelynn J. Javier, 19, was indicted on charges of second-degree criminal possession of a weapon, tampering with physical evidence and third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance.
Mr. Lloyd and Ms. Green are facing charges in the alleged attempted abduction Feb. 16 of Catherine A. Berry, 17, of 66 Liberty Ave., who Mr. Fletcher said was a friend.
Investigators have described Mr. Lloyd and Mr. Fletcher as New York City men who moved to the area and have become rivals in Massenas growing drug trade. Following his arrest, Mr. Fletcher told police that Mr. Lloyd previously had threatened to kill him, and that the shooting also was in response to the alleged kidnapping attempt.
Indictment papers filed Thursday listed Mr. Fletchers address as 66 Liberty Ave., the same as Ms. Berry. Police surrounded that property during a standoff following the March 27 incident.
Previous documents also listed Ms. Javier as a resident of 66 Liberty Ave., although the grand jury report indicated that she lives at 72 Maple St.
The grand jury accused Mr. Fletcher of circumstances evincing a depraved indifference to human life by firing a .22 caliber pistol at a car driven by Mr. Lloyd. Ms. Green, who is pregnant, was cut by flying glass, the only reported injury.
Ms. Javier is accused of trying to hide the gun in the attic of 72 Maple St. Investigators also accuse her of possessing more than 2 ounces of cocaine.
Mr. Fletcher and Ms. Javier were sent to St. Lawrence County jail, Canton, without bail following their arrest, and remained there Thursday night.
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Elderly hospital patients may see financial relief this fall if legislation is passed to allow observation status to count toward the three-day mandatory inpatient stay in order for Medicare to cover prescription drug and post-hospitalization nursing home care.
U.S. Sen. Charles E. Schumer, D-N.Y., visited Samaritan Medical Center on Tuesday to discuss his recently introduced legislation, Improving Access to Medicare Coverage Act, which would amend title XVII of the Social Security Act, and could take effect in October. As long as patients 65 and older are in the hospital for three days, their rehabilitation services would be covered under the change, and observation stays would count toward the mandatory three-day inpatient stay for Medicare to cover prescription drug costs and skilled nursing facility services after a hospital visit, according to a news release from Mr. Schumers office.
According to the news release, observation stays are specifically, clinically appropriate services that treat and assess a patient in a hospital while a decision is being made as to whether patients will require further treatment as hospital inpatients, or if they are able to be discharged from the hospital.
The importance is seniors are stuck with these bills, he said. They have to find the money themselves.
Mr. Schumer said that is often difficult to do, as many seniors are on a fixed income. The whole idea of Medicare, he said, is so seniors dont have to make the choice between purchasing basic necessities and their health care needs.
Adams resident Audrey Garrett, 76, was admitted to Samaritan last year when she had knee pain, but was classified under observation status, as no operation or procedure was performed. She then had to pay $250 out of pocket for necessary prescription drugs, since Medicare would not cover those drugs because she was classified as in observation status. Mr. Schumer said he knows of an Albany-area man who had to pay $12,000 in bills because Medicare would not cover his rehabilitation because of the observation status.
Samaritan Chief Executive Officer Thomas H. Carman said the problem has heated up over the past year and a half, which aligns with implementation of the Affordable Care Act and its desire to reduce Medicare spending.
I think its a way for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to put a lid on cost, he said.
Mr. Carman said that when elderly patients get a bill from Samaritan, it puts the hospital in an awkward position because the hospitals hands are tied with the current Medicare law.
Mr. Schumer called the situation an unfortunate state of reality and said its leaving seniors high and dry.
Jefferson County Legislature Chairwoman Carolyn D. Fitzpatrick said with the countys aging baby boomer population, the situation is expected to become worse if the law isnt changed.
Its not a fair law, she said. I dont think it treats the elderly with respect.
While Samaritan has received the brunt of the calls, a few also have come in to the Jefferson County Office for the Aging, according to its director, Peter J. Fazio.
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How to Cook Your Life (Wie man sein Leben kocht)
"How to Cook Your Life" is about the art of cooking. Zen priest of cookery, Edward Brown, demonstrates that food means much more than just nutrition and that cooking is a feast of the senses, as well as an act of love and generosity.
Cast: Doris Dörrie, Edward Espe Brown
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LEWISTON, Maine (NEWS CENTER) - All four of the suspects accused of setting three separate arsons in Lewiston appeared in court Monday.
Two twelve year olds were arrested separately and charged for the first two fires. Those fires were at occupied buildings on Blake and Pierce streets five days apart. Prosecutors do not believe the fires are linked.
The first juvenile was charged with 3 counts of arson. The second is facing four counts. Both boys denied the charges during court appearances Monday afternoon and were sent back to a youth detention center in South Portland.
"They're doing about as poorly as you'd expect," said Allan Lobozzo, the lawyer representing the first suspect, "...Given the fact that their 12 year old, who has never had so much as a behavioral issue at school, is now in custody."
Jeffrey Dolley, who is representing the second suspect, pointed to his client's age, "I think it's important to consider this is a child, a 12 year old child, we're talking about. He doesn't have the maturity [or] wisdom of most people who go through this, so we have to look at that as well."
After the boys' appearances, the two adults charged with sparking the third blaze were arraigned.
That fire destroyed two vacant buildings and damaged another one on Bartlett Street one week ago.
The police affidavit says Brian Morin told investigators that he and Bryan Wood agreed to set fire to the buildings on Bartlett Street.
Morin apparently told investigators Wood sprayed butane on materials outside the buildings and lit them on fire.
Morin told police that they were motivated to start the fire because they were "sick and tired" of all the abandoned buildings and the lack of repair work by the landlords.
District Court Judge John Belliveau said he was sending a message when he ordered both Morin and Wood to be held on $350,000 cash bail. "This is a kind of random act. This was a very densely populated area and this was based on probable cause," Belliveau explained, "It's very concerning to me as a member of this community that this kind of action took place."
Bryan Wood initially went to police to report seeing Morin near the burning building. His lawyer, Steve Carey, says Wood will be undergoing a competency evaluation for another court case he is involved in.
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Since immune types are specific to ethnic groups, the Texas Cord Blood Bank is strategically located to collect cord blood units that reflect the rich ethnic diversity of Texas. In the past 11 years, the Texas Cord Blood Bank has been recognized nationally and internationally for innovation in the field of regenerative medicine using cord blood collected from the placenta following healthy live births. Cord blood, rich in blood-making cells, can be used to treat patients with certain cancers and fatal blood disorders.
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8:10PM: Brooks says that the Rangers would only be willing to absorb part of the cap hit for THIS season and not next. He is unsure if that is allowed in the CBA.
8:06PM: Brooks says that the Rangers are willing to retain some portion of Redden's cap to make a trade but won't add in any prospects to sweeten the offer.
8:04PM: Brooks says that the Rangers paid Redden a bonus of $1 million and is owed $2.34 million for the rest of this season. If Redden were traded and then bought out over the summer, the actual cost to the team would be $3.55 million. That money wouldn't be against the cap.
7:59PM: Larry Brooks tweets that the Rangers have given Redden's agent Don Meehan permission to speak with NHL teams about Redden.
Adam Rotter: The Rangers concern with Redden is about not having him on the cap for next season. Sitting him out the year and then buying him out accomplishes that. So does trading him and retaining some salary for this year, but none for next year. There are always teams looking for defensemen and I think that if the Rangers and another team are willing to be creative then Redden could be moved.
9:05AM: According to Larry Brooks in the NY Post, the Rangers are planning to ask defenseman Wade Redden to sit out the rest of the season to ensure that he doesn't get injured and stop the Rangers from using one of their compliance buyouts on him over the summer.
Because of new rules in the CBA, Redden will count against the Rangers cap.
The Rangers had Redden stay home during the lockout, rather than put him on waivers and send him to Hartford, to erase any fear of him getting hurt.
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I'm not talking about the other games.Swtor is a mess and lol isn't a mmo.It's a moba .. it's time you people learn that for 4 years since its been out
There aren't really many MMORPGs currently that DON'T have a low population.
For f2p games Aion and Tera are some of the most popular games out there besides Rift.
SWTOR is a star wars based game so obviously the game is going to have a huge sub base seeing it's star wars after all, doesn't mean the active player base is that many tho.
Tera and Aion have solid sized communities, not too big and not too small.. but it's enough to play happily with others without feeling like your on a deserted island.
and rely you dont even have a clue
i have play mmorpg.s for 10 years and trust me Aion and Tera dont even come close
to mmorpg i have try
ever try Conquer online ?? that game is almost 10 years old but have 2x more player base then tera ore Aion
Cabal online also very populair have play it for 4 years
but maby your right Aion is comming back maby of the new classes
but i 100% no that Aion EU player was beging for a server merge in the old days becouse some serves are death
but then again mmorpg games are Always going up and down
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Playerbase: Very High
Graphics: 2.5D
Type: MMORPG
EXP Rate: Low
PvP: Multiple PvP Options / Guild War / Scheduled Tournaments
Filesize: ~ 1 GB
Pros: +Varied PvP options. +Fair selection of classes and job advancements. +Helpful 'auto movement' feature. + Cool jump feature. +Impressive skill animations. +Unique rebirth feature.
Cons: -Dated graphics. – In-game bot. -Cash shop
Publisher: NCSoft
Playerbase: Small, Dedicated
Graphics: Medium
Type: Faction MMORPG
EXP Rate: High
PvP: Open World
Filesize: ~45 GB
Pros: +Impressive Graphics. +Aerial combat. +Large-scale PvPvE battles. +Good character customization options. +Cool chain attack feature. +Built in quest objective tracker. +Equip and command pets. +Player Housing. +Grind Reduced
Cons: –Obtrusive UI. -Needlessly Complex Basic
this info is from this site mmohut/onrpg
am pretty sure its not rely oudated
also i play conquer online and i no how much pll play it
also pll from arabic love that game very much
Those are extremely out dated I believe so its not really solid proof but I know CO has a loyal playerbase.
Also just because a game says it has 2m subscribers advertised on their website doesnt mean they have 2m players..
I hate when gaming companies do that lol.
btw most p2p games going f2p and hoping to lure more playrers
its a complete war in the mmo market atm they do everything to ad more players
and some wont make it and shut down
but as far i see some countries rely love a kind of mmorpg
like Conquer online is very much loved by the arabic countrys and that is big
Rift what i no is very populair by Rusia ( i need to block alot in chat i cant read Rusia )
RF online is very populair by pll from brasil
Cabal online alot of germans play it
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I have been working locally with PHP-MySQL since 3 months and there is no problem while working locally this is great..But i wonder about how procedure will be when i pay to a hosting company and publish my site on the net..They will just give a database and PHP-MySQL installation will be on their machine so I will not have the option to choose my own programming preferences??
And i wonder where I can store session information if i dont want to store it on the mysql database.İsn't that something set from php.ini file??
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Geologically, the Cooks have an interesting diversity of island landscapes from the high rugged island of Rarotonga (which stands at 4,500 metres above the ocean floor) to the almost atoll-like Aitutaki. Rarotonga is the largest and most populated island - home to the main township of Avarua and the international airport. It is lush and volcanic - dominated by mountainous peaks from where dense rainforests cascade down to palm-fringed shores.
The island is completely encircled by a reef which harbours a lagoon of turquoise waters. These striking natural features make the approach by air a truly breathtaking experience - and from the moment you arrive, you will be captivated by the island�s undeniable charm and laid-back lifestyle - which possibly has a great deal to do with the fact that many visitors just simply don�t venture to the outer islands.
Despite being the largest of the Cook Islands (named after our very own Captain James Cook), Rarotonga is still only 20 miles in circumference; bicycles and motor scooters are one of the best ways to get around. There is also a regular round-the-island bus service which runs in both directions - you just flag it down and hop on and off as you please.
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140 miles north of Rarotonga and famous for its large awe-inspiring aquamarine lagoon and pristine white sands lies Aitutaki. Aitutaki never fails to captivate even the most well-travelled of visitors. Enclosing the lagoon is a surf-topped coral reef and a sprinkling of coral islets.
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Another warning about the flu season hit the press the other day. The flu is supposed to strike early and hard this year so they are warning us to all get flu shots.
In the past it was a bit difficult because of shortages. It was recommended that people who were at high risk of complications received the shots; now it is recommended for all of us. There is supposed to be no shortage of available vaccine this season.
I have gotten the shot in the past and have breezed through the flu seasons easily. Last year I missed and suffered through a bout, so I am determined to get a shot this year.
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I started with calling their pediatrician to see if I could get them in. The doctors office was willing to give them shots until they found out they were on Medicaid.
Medicaid people can only have a shot paid for by Medicaid if they get them from the set aside Medicaid batch of vaccine. Only the health department can get those. I was told I could pay for the shots but they are $30 each.
So I called the health department and found out when they are doing the shots. I asked if they would bill my insurance and they said no they couldn't. Their shots are $25. I also asked about the kids and the Medicaid. They did not have the Medicaid shots yet and did not know when they could get them in; but they told me I could pay for the kids shots too.
My doctor would do mine and my husbands shots and bill the insurance, but we both would still have our office visit co-pay of $25 each so it didn't save us anything. Plus, when you do this, you get to sit in the waiting area with those who already have the flu.
I took a long shot and called my pharmacy. They also would do the shots by appointment only. They quoted me $20 for the shots. They did not do Medicaid shots or bill my insurance. Since it seemed the best price for me to pay out of pocket, I got us all an appointment.
Before I got off the phone they asked the ages of my grandchildren. Once I told them they said they were too young for who they were qualified to administer the shots to. So I canceled their appointments and kept my husbands and mine.
Minutes later they called back to say they had misquoted the price and the shots were $28 each. I canceled our appointments then as well.
I will go to the health department and get my shot. If they don't get the Medicaid shots in I will pay for the kids.
Ironically our insurance company sent us a flier urging us to get vaccinated this year. They aren't doing much to make it convenient or cost effective for us to get them.
I hope the rest of you find it easier to negotiate this issue and I wish us all a mild, if not non-existent flu season this year.


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By RICHARD SHAW
For the first time in over 80 years the Carbon County Commission will be made up of a majority of Republicans after the results of Tuesday's election were announced.
Casey Hopes defeated Democrat Mikel Johnson 3,904 to 3,265 to take the four year commission seat that had been in Democratic hands since Herbert Hoover was President. Hopes will join fellow Republican Jae Potter, who was elected two years ago, being the first Republican elected to a county office since the 1940s.
In another stunning election night race, Republican Jerry B. Anderson beat out Democrat Christine Watkins for the District 69 Utah House seat, 6,243 to 5,958. Watkins, the only Democrat from a rural district in Utah, had served three terms in the House. Changes in the district's boundaries last year took away some of Watkins' support from San Juan County and in turn part of Duchesne County was added to the district. In Carbon itself Watkins won 4,305 to 2,847. But Duchesne went largely Republican with 2,416 votes for Anderson over Watkins 782. Emery County voters also went for Anderson 256 to 125. Grand County gave Watkins the nod with 746 votes to Anderson's 724.
This will be the first time that all of Carbon County will be represented by a Republican house member since the 1930s.
In U.S. House District 3 Jason Chaffetz easily defeated Democrat Soren Simonsen 180,760 to 55, 879. Carbon as a county also went for Chaffetz sending him back to Congress with 4,352 votes to Simonsen's 2,651.
While Republican Mitt Romney lost the Presidential election to Barack Obama, in Carbon he took the majority of the votes 4,834 to 2,204.
Similarly Orrin Hatch beat Democrat Scott Howell 4,196 to 2,690 in Carbon, while also holding on to his seat in the U.S. Senate. Hatch will start his seventh term in January.
Incumbent Governor Gary Herbert also won re-election statewide and in Carbon he got a vote of support defeating Peter Cooke 4,652 to 2,410.
Republican State Senator David Hinkins of Orangeville, who represents District 27 (includes Carbon County) also won easily over Michael Binyon of Moab. Hinkin's beat his Democratic opponent 23,769 to 9,283. In Carbon County Hinkins recorded 4,753 votes to Binyon's 2,349.
More details and information about the election can be found in the Thursday edition of the Sun Advocate.


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The multiple lines of thunderstorms that crossed the High Country yesterday afternoon caused quite a few emergency calls for fires, lightning strikes, and a number of traffic accidents in the heavy rain. Flash flooding was reported and a number of power outages. Avery County was particularly hard hit, with several calls at once beginning around 4pm.
A hiker called 911 to report being struck 'directly' by lightning while hiking the profile trail. Avery Rescue, backed up by Watauga Rescue units, hiked the 3 miles in through the rain to reach the hiker and get him to a waiting ambulance. At about the same time, a tractor-trailer jack-knifed in the Tynecastle area on NC 105, tying up traffic for a time. At about 5pm, on the Linville side of Tynecastle, another accident on 105 caused some injuries when a vehicle rolled over in the storm.
Meanwhile, both Wilkes and Watauga units responded to a wreck on 421 at the county line. There were several injuries in the 4:15pm accident, causing Champion & Deep Gap to respond. Lightning strikes caused a number of fire calls, including one at Bistro Rocca where a power pole and tree were on fire, the Blowing Rock Fire Department responding to that while several other similar calls were reported around the area, along with downed trees in roadways.
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Christine M. Williams was not persuaded by the City Councils argument on Monday night that the city should keep a recently amended zoning change regarding whether roommates should be able to live in single-family homes.
Attending the standing-room-only meeting, she argued with Councilman Jeffrey M. Smith whether residents could simply get around the zoning change through a variety of loopholes. Mr. Smith contended that council members had no intention of defining the modern family.
If you dont plan on enforcing it, why have it on the books? said West Ten Eyck Street resident Cody J. Horbacz, who lives with his girlfriend, Jennifer Zecher, and their 4-year-old daughter.
In a 3-2 vote last month, council members passed the change after Thompson Boulevard resident Deborah A. Cavallario, a former Watertown City School District Board of Education member, found out that next-door neighbor Travis W. Hartman, a city Department of Public Works employee, lived with his fianc�e and two friends in his single-family home at 257 Thompson Blvd. Mrs. Cavallario objected to the arrangement because her neighborhood, zoned as Residential A, has only single-family homes.
It appeared the issue was resolved when council members eliminated a single sentence from the city code pertaining to a reference allowing no more than four transient roomers to live in a house in a residential district.
The Daily Mail, a British tabloid newspaper with a website, picked up the story on Friday, and game show host and comedian Drew Carey subsequently tweeted about it. Mr. Carey, host of the CBS show The Price is Right, called it the Deborah Cavallario No Roommates Allowed law from the dumb-asses in Watertown, NY.
On Monday night, nine of the 10 people who spoke at the meeting were against the zoning change. One woman said she saw both sides of the issue, so she had not made up her mind. Many of them said residents need the extra financial support that roommates provide, so they were angry that council members did not understand why soldiers, young people and the elderly would need someone to help out.
Im actually ashamed of where I live, said Washington Street resident Kevin F. Hoover Jr.
But council members Joseph M. Butler Jr., Roxanne M. Burns and Mr. Smith all tried to tell the crowd they were not discriminating against people in non-traditional families. All three voted for the zoning change at the Feb. 4 meeting.
The City Council kept the zoning change intact Monday night.
Mr. Butler was adamant that he was not trying to redefine the family.
I do not have an issue with a couple living together; same sex, opposite sex, non-related, related, he told the crowd. I personally do not care who lives with who. It is none of my business, and I have said nothing to the contrary.
Mr. Smith and the others said they were trying to protect neighborhoods that consist of single-family homes, while prohibiting boardinghouses and multifamily dwellings in Residential A neighborhoods. They also said the media got the story wrong.
At the end of the debate, Mayor Jeffrey E. Graham instructed the citys Planning Department to review the definition of family in the city code to see if it violates any Fair Housing laws. Mr. Graham objected that the definition contained the phrase blood relatives.
The mayor, a bachelor with no children, said that the issue made him cringe when it surfaced and that his lifestyle came up during the 2011 mayoral election. In February, he opposed the zoning change partly because he saw the issue as a neighbor dispute, he said.
As a result of the national and international attention, a California woman, Eryne Daymont, began circulating a petition over the weekend contending that the zoning change should be rescinded. One woman should not decide how modern families should be constructed, Ms. Daymont wrote on her blog posting.
As of 9:30 p.m. Monday, 1,685 people from across the country had signed the petition, which has a goal of 2,000 signatures.
Earlier Monday, Mr. Graham asked for Mr. Carey to apologize and said that Mr. Careys comments referred to all residents of Watertown. As of Monday night, there was no word that the game show host said he was sorry.
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Within the treasure trove that is Baseball America's Prospect Handbook lies a section that offers a sneak peak to a few years down the line. More specifically, the crystal ball the 2013 edition uses ponders what all 30 MLB clubs may look like come the 2016 season.
At a time when the Red Sox appear dead serious about integrating pieces from their farm system, it seems worth exploring Baseball America's perception of the 2016 lineup.
Lists like the one Baseball America cobbles together are intended to promote healthy debate, a rough draft if you will. Nothing is set in stone, far from it in fact. Consider it a jumping off point that serves as a means to promote discussion in an era of players constantly coming and going and wondering whether any of them will still be with their given team three seasons from now.
With that as our backdrop, here's how the folks at Baseball America interpret the Red Sox in 2016.
Catcher – Blake Swihart (Clearly Baseball America views the 20-year-old Swihart as having more upside than the more established Ryan Lavarnway.)
First base – Mike Napoli (His hip condition could make him a one-and-done candidate, so Boston fans shouldn't read too much into this particular declaration.)
Second base – Dustin Pedroia (He'll be 32 on the first day of the 2016 season. Presumably he'll have a new contract with the Red Sox following his club option for 2015.)
Shortstop – Xander Bogaerts (The current crown jewel of Boston's prospects could end up staying put position-wise, but given that he's slated to play third base for the Netherlands in the upcoming World Baseball Classic, it wouldn't register as a surprise if Boston ends up relocating the 20-year-old to the outfield.)
Third base – Will Middlebrooks (While he remains under team control, the Sox could very well take the tactic they did with Pedroia and Jon Lester and lock Middlebrooks up to a contract that takes him through the rest of his arbitration years and a couple of seasons where he's eligible for free agency.)
Right field – Bryce Brentz (Could emerge as this era's answer to Trot Nixon, meaning you can count on 20 home run seasons and a dirty uniform. Interestingly, this position seemed Ryan Kalish's to lose prior to 2011.)
Center field – Jackie Bradley Jr. (Much like Bogaerts, the Red Sox are hitching their wagon to a promising player who is developing a reputation of setting the table as a top-of-the-lineup fixture while playing Gold Glove-caliber defense.)
Left field – Jacoby Ellsbury (It would classify as a major shock to see Ellsbury in a Red Sox uniform beyond this season. The fact that Baseball America has him in left and Bradley in center field is reminiscent to 2010 when Mike Cameron was brought in to play center and Ellsbury was shifted to left.)
DH – Garin Cecchini (A third baseman by trade, Cecchini could enjoy a Middlebrooks-type rise through the minors only to realize that his path in Boston is blocked, thus resulting in the 21-year-old having to learn another position.)
No. 1 starter – Jon Lester (He has a club option for next season that becomes void if the Red Sox trade him during the season. While Lester certainly hasn't pitched like an ace over the past few seasons, he's still far too valuable to let walk away without receiving some sort of compensation.)
No. 2 starter – Clay Buchholz (He's in the second year of a four-year, $29.945 million deal that includes two club options for 2016-17).
Nos. 3-5 starters – Matt Barnes, Allen Webster, Henry Owens (We're lumping all three 20-something pitchers together on the premise that they will live up to their advanced hype. Ironically, Baseball America rates Barnes as the third-best prospect in the Red Sox' farm chain followed by Webster at No. 4 and Owens at No. 5.)
Closer – Rubby De La Rosa (Right now, Boston sees De La Rosa as a starter whose work load will be carefully monitored, given he's not even two years out from undergoing Tommy John surgery. Like many revolving pieces at Boston's disposal, a change of job description to the backend of bullpen shouldn't be discounted.)
Just for the heck of it, Baseball America's 2010 Prospect Handbook forecasted the makeup of 2013 Red Sox:
Catcher – Victor Martinez
First base – Lars Anderson
Second base – Dustin Pedroia
Third base – Kevin Youkilis
Shortstop – Jose Iglesias
Right field – Ryan Westmoreland
Center field – Reymond Fuentes
Left field – Jacoby Ellsbury
DH – Josh Reddick
No. 1 starter – Jon Lester
No. 2 starter – Josh Beckett
No. 3 starter – Clay Buchholz
No. 4 starter – Casey Kelly
No. 5 starter – John Lackey
Closer – Jonathan Papelbon
Clearly there's some swings and misses with the above group, but that's why it's important to keep "projected" in mind.
(Note: Salary info courtesy of Cot's Baseball Contracts.)


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The Snow Peak Titanium Trek 900 is a cook set that comes with a folding handled pot and folding handled lid. This can be packed together in a mesh stuff sack for super light packing. Use with the gigapower stove for cooking on a back packing trip for minimize weight. The Trek 900 is made to stack with Trek 700 and 1400. The Trek 700 stacks in the Trek 900, and the Trek 900 stacks in the Trek 1400. You can get the Trek 900 and 1400 together in the Trek Combo Set (SCS-010T).
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Gender: Unisex
Weight: 6.2 oz
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Volume: 30 oz / 900 ml
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