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BICKNELL - Elbert Jed "Bert" McDonald, age 80, died Aug. 17, 2013 at his home in Bicknell, after a valiant battle with cancer.
He was born March 14, 1933 in Rains, Carbon County, a son of Jed and Hannah Grace Jenkins. He graduated from Carbon County High School and attended the Coyne Electrical School in Chicago, Ill. He served his country during the Korean Conflict in the United States Army.
Bert married Iris Brinkerhoff Oct. 28, 1960 in Price.
Bert is survived by his wife of Bicknell; children: Margaret and Van Bennett, Bethel, Vermont; Frances and Mike Van Duren, Riverton; Gordon and Kriston McDonald, Copperton; four grandsons: Broch and Alex Van Duren; Colton and Duston McDonald; brothers and sister: Brian and Eleanor McDonald, Albuquerque, N.M.; Shirley Mickey, Ogden; Mark and Georgia McDonald, Lander, Wyo; Glen and Ann McDonald, Cody, Wyo; a sister-in-law: Marva McDonald, Kansas.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Jed and Hannah McDonald, and a brother, Doug McDonald.
Funeral services will be held Saturday, Aug. 24, 2013 at 1 p.m. in the Thurber LDS Ward Chapel, where friends may call for viewing Saturday morning from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. prior to the services.
Burial with military honors accorded by the Harold Brown American Legion Post #92 and the Utah Honor Guard will be in the Bicknell Cemetery under the care of the Springer Turner Funeral Home of Richfield and Salina, Utah.
Online guest book at: www.springerturner.com.


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CANTON - Some of the hardest days over the past month for Robert E. Pirie were waking up to ice and snow around his tent.
Id have to smack my shoes on the ground a few times before I put them on because theyd be frozen, the Heuvelton resident said. If its a sunny day with a nice breeze, your attitude is a lot different from a day in the snow when you didnt sleep the night before because you were so cold.
While many of his family and friends are vacationing in Myrtle Beach, S.C., this week, Mr. Pirie has been backpacking up the Appalachian Trail.
The 56-year-old is a retired deputy superintendent for programs for the Gouverneur Correctional Facility who began his six-month journey March 14 in Amicalola Falls State Park in Georgia.
A month later, hes as far as Erwin, Tenn., and 341.5 miles into the trail with 1,844 miles to go.
Mr. Pirie plans to take the trail to the end, finishing on Mount Katahdin in Baxter State Park, Maine.
Ive always enjoyed being in the outdoors, he said.
Mr. Pirie said hes always enjoyed hiking, and when a friend recommended the Appalachian Trail, he started to read books about it. Research turned into planning.
He also trained for more than seven months by taking long walks with a weighted backpack in good and bad weather.
Its been challenging, but I like this kind of thing, Mr. Pirie said.
He said he started out with a 42-pound backpack but has since dropped to 37 pounds.
You have to try to keep the weight down without sacrificing the comfort level, he said. Ive learned to get rid of small items I havent needed to use.
His backpack isnt the only thing that got lighter.
Mr. Pirie said he has lost close to 20 pounds since the start of his trip.
He restocks his food supply every five or six days when he reaches either a town or a hostel and supply store close to the trail.
Thats the biggest thing for me, is making sure I have enough fuel to last until the next station, he said.
Mr. Pirie said every part of the trail presents different challenges.
The first part was hard because of the snow and getting my trail legs, he said. The warmer months are hard because youre dealing with the heat and you have to stay hydrated and make sure you have enough water with you. And the end of the trail, youve just been doing it so long and youre tired.
He said the next month or so should be easier for him as the mountain range levels out in Virginia.
His wife, Laura J., plans to visit him there.
Wherever he is, Ill go pick him up once he hits Virginia, she said.
Mr. Pirie said hes fortunate to have the full support of his wife, family and friends. One of his biggest challenges is being away from them for six months.
I do miss my family, he said. Some days are really difficult depending on the weather and terrain, so I take out my cellphone and look at pictures of my grandsons, nieces and nephews, and they help me get over the mountains.
Mrs. Pirie said she and the family miss him, too, especially during traditional family times like Easter and their annual vacation in Myrtle Beach.
Mr. Pirie will take a weeklong break from his hike the week of Aug. 1 to celebrate his grandsons first birthday and to attend a wedding.
Im just really proud of him for following his dream, Mrs. Pirie said. I wait for his calls and I have a map so I can track where he is.
Mrs. Pirie said when her husband first approached her with the idea to hike the Appalachian Trail she was excited, but worried about him being on the trail by himself.
But he told me theres always other hikers around, she said. He doesnt want us to worry. What hes told us about the most is how beautiful it is.
Mr. Pirie said despite constantly watching his feet to navigate rocks, roots and rough terrain, hes seen some beautiful views. One of the best parts of his trip so far is the culture hes experienced.
Ive met so many interesting people from other countries and all over the United States, he said.
Mr. Pirie will celebrate his 57th birthday in July by continuing the hike.
Ill just keep hiking that day, he said. You just try to take in every day God gives you.
He said the experience has taught him that people dont need as much in life as they think they do.
You appreciate the small things and the generosity of people, he said. You see a lot of negativity in the news and on TV, but there are still a lot of good people in the world.
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The Utah economy continues to rank among the nation's strongest, with most signs suggesting solid growth continuing in 2006. Such performance is a major departure from the economic weakness that was the Utah norm just a few years ago.
Utah economic strength is in line with similar impressive growth within the Rocky Mountain region. Utah and its neighbors rank as the top four state economies as measured by job gains over the most recent 12-month period. In keeping with trends, Nevada ranks first, with Arizona ranking second. Utah and Idaho have battled it out all year for third and fourth.
The Utah economy added roughly 42,000 net new jobs during the most recent 12-month period, a growth rate of 3.6 percent. Such job gains rank as the strongest since the state added 46,900 net new jobs in 1996.
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The education and health care sector added 4,700 additional jobs, up 3.7 percent, while government added 3,100 new jobs, up 1.5 percent. More than 9,000 net new jobs were added collectively in the leisure and hospitality, manufacturing, information, financial activities, natural resource, and other services sectors, with annual growth rates averaging 4.5 percent.
In the area of labor, strong Utah economic growth has again led to a substantial tightening of the Utah labor market. The latest estimate of Utah's unemployment rate was down sharply from the 4.7 percent average of the prior 10 months. By comparison, the Utah jobless rate averaged 5.7 percent in 2002 and 2003.
A continuation of tighter labor availability in 2006 for Utah employers will be somewhat reminiscent of the six-year period of 1995-2000, -when the state's jobless rate averaged 3.5 percent. Companies were challenged at that time to maintain staffing needs, reported Zions Bank economic consultant Jeff Thredgold.
Substantial snowfall during early December contributed to a strong beginning for the state's ski industry. Record skier days in each of the past two seasons could be exceeded by skier days surpassing four million in the 2005-2006 season.
The local ski industry generated $872 million in Utah business activity during the 2004-2005 season, a total that should approach $1 billion this season, according to Ski Utah. Ongoing expansion and upgrading of Utah ski facilities bodes well for future growth, explained Thredgold.
Impressive Utah economic growth of the past 24 months has led state tax receipts sharply higher. A surplus exceeding $1 billion has accumulated, providing new funding for departments and programs that saw limited spending increases or spending cuts in 2001-2003.
"A solid increase in spending on education and vital services is now underway. At the same time, it is incumbent on Utah's political leaders to not lock the state into future spending increases that will be problematic when the local economy again slows. A return of some excess funds to Utah taxpayers also needs to draw serious attention," said Thredgold.
Solid U.S. economic performance of the past 30 months has contributed to large surpluses in a majority of states. State and local revenue rose 7.2 percent in the first nine months of 2005, the largest jump in 15 years, according to recent USA Today data. With a majority of states now enjoying surpluses, the call for tax cuts is widespread.
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Note: The Official List Of Players The Rangers Qualified Or Cut Loose
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Group 3 unrestricted free agents from the Rangers are Sean Avery, Ivan Baranka, Brendan Bell, Andre Deveaux, Steve Eminger, Ruslan Fedotenko, Ilkka Heikkinen, John Mitchell, Kris Newbury, Brandon Prust, John Scott, Jeff Woywitka.
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LOWVILLE Village officials said they anticipated a larger turnout at Wednesday nights public hearing on a proposed firearm-discharge law.
Despite the crowd of only eight people, trustees received enough feedback and calls for changes to the law that they set another public hearing for September.
The ordinance would forbid the discharge of a firearm within 150 feet of a neighboring structure, although there would be exceptions for law enforcement and defense against an animal or human attack.
Resident Stanley L. Berrus said the law was not specific enough in certain parts. Theres a lot of gray area, he said. He asked the board to consider making an exception to allow target practice within lesser distances with written permission from neighbors.
While Mr. Berrus said he could agree with the law if some changes were made, others in attendance voiced opposition to the law in its entirety.
It seems unnecessary, said Daniel Jantzi. If anyone has a gun, theyve been using it correctly.
The law was proposed shortly after a resident was ticketed with discharging a firearm in the village to kill a rabid skunk. After research, it was discovered that there was no village law prohibiting discharging a firearm, and the ticket was thrown out.
Trustee Charles W. Truax Jr. said that when he first considered the law, he wanted all firearm use prohibited.
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Orchard Park, N.Y. - Hanging over Friday's news conference at One Bills Drive announcing that the team, the county and state had agreed to a new 10-year lease was the specter of a man who was conspicuous by his absence.
The Bills 94-year-old owner, Ralph Wilson, presumably was not well enough to fly in to Buffalo for the announcement.
Although the Bills have never publicly discussed any succession plans, the presumption is that the team would be sold upon Mr. Wilson's passing, which could certainly happen during the course of the new lease.
Scott Brown: "As you know, Bills fans hear the league is looking for two teams in Los Angeles and maybe one in London, what assurances can you give Bills fans today that this team will be here for the next seven or even ten years?"
Bills CEO Russ Brandon: "The assurance is that we're standing here right now. The unwavering commitment of Ralph Wilson. This is, as I mentioned earlier Scott, a monumental day for us, the Buffalo Bills are right here where we're going to be for many decades to come."
Scott Brown: "Is that a guarantee for the fans?"
Russ Brandon: "Guarantee, we will be in Buffalo, Western New York, we are committed to this region. Mr. Wilson's belief in this region 50 years ago is the same as it is today and we're excited about it."
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Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz: "There's a reason we put together the committee for a new stadium - any new owner if they're interested in buying this team in the future would like to have a new stadium and we understand it's important to start talking about that now."
Scott Brown: "Do you think this is it for Ralph Wilson stadium after this seven or ten year period?"
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Hundreds Of Shops Destroyed As Fire Swept Through Kabul Market
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An Afghan firefighter walks past smouldering shopfronts after a huge... Foto di attualitàAfghanistan,Bruciare,Camminare,Composizione orizzontale,Espositore per negozio,Evento catastrofico,Fuoco,Kabul,Largo,Soccorritore,Spazzare,Vigile del fuocoPhotographer SHAH MARAICollection: AFP 2012 AFPAn Afghan firefighter walks past smouldering shopfronts after a huge fire swept through a market in Kabul on December 23, 2012. A huge fire swept through a market in downtown Kabul on December 23, destroying hundreds of shops and forcing the city's nearby money exchange to evacuate, police and witnesses said. There were no reports of any casualties in the early morning blaze which destroyed most of the cloth market's 500 shops, Kabul fire department officials told AFP. AFP PHOTO/ SHAH Marai (Photo credit should read SHAH MARAI/AFP/Getty Images)


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Memorials, more information about Sally Carnan
Sally Carnan worked in the administrative office of Santa Susana High School in Simi Valley. Dozens of flowers were placed at a flagpole in front of the school Monday morning in memory of Carnan, who worked in the attendance office dealing with students tardy or recently absent. Police believe Carnan, 67, was killed by her son Ryan, 29, shortly before he was fatally shot by police when he rode through a neighborhood firing a gun from a tractor.


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It's cold outside, and the last thing you are thinking about is your lawn or garden. There are, however, some chores that need to be done in December.
Recycling Leaves:
It seems such a waste to take leaves to the curb or burn them.
Shredded leaves can be used as informal mulch in the flower bed or natural area. Put some over the vegetable garden to protect the soil during the winter and turn them into the soil in spring. If you don't have a leaf shredder, mow over them with the lawn mower and use the bagger to collect them.
Dry leaves can be turned into wonderful compost if mixed with green material such as grass clippings and kitchen scraps. The compost will work faster if the leaves are shredded, but whole leaves will work as well.
For more information, watch BCTV 2's "December Garden Chores with Linda Blue" video or call Buncombe County Cooperative Extension at 255-5522.


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CANTON Students, faculty, staff and community members gathered beneath St. Lawrence Universitys Gunnison Memorial Chapel on Tuesday evening, charred remnants of the ruined steeple dominating the skyline.
It has been a long tradition of St. Lawrence University to ring the chapels bells at 5 p.m. to mark the workdays end. With the bell tower ruined by Sunday mornings fire, which investigators suspect was caused by an electrical malfunction, the sound of bells was absent Tuesday. Instead, the campus gathered to mark the occasion and promise that the bells would ring again.
Today we speak for the bells in word and song, said the Rev. Kathleen Buckley, who has been the campus chaplain since 2001.
The bells themselves were undamaged in the blaze.
The chapel opened in 1926. In the decades since, it has served as an icon for the campus, and an emblem of SLUs ties to the community, university President William L. Fox said.
In losing this great symbol we have not lost our hope, he said. Our spirit and our house of learning is still intact. This day we all stand together.
Nobody was injured in the fire, which started at about 5 a.m. Sunday, or in the collapse of the steeple almost 24 hours later.
There are not yet any estimates for the cost of repairs, but insurance is expected to cover most of the bill. The university is also considering asking alumni for donations to aid reconstruction, but no official initiatives have been announced yet.
Workers attempted to use a bucket lift to remove whats left of the steeple Tuesday, but the wet ground made the task impossible.
The campuss various singing groups all came together for the event, creating a choir of over 60 students who performed songs about hope and healing, including Chapel Bells, one of SLUs official school songs written in 1948.
Blaine A. Holcomb, a member of the colleges Singing Saints, described the hectic scramble to pull all the schools choirs together with only 18 hours notice.
It was really spur of the moment, the senior from Hamilton said.
The singers had their first and only rehearsal 30 minutes before their performance.
Students recalled the thoughts and feelings they experienced when they first heard about the fire.
Savannah M. Crowley, a senior from Cherry Valley, goes to the chapels gospel service every Sunday morning. She planned to bring her mom and dad, who were in town for the universitys parents weekend.
I was actually kind of depressed for a couple days, she said.
The Rev. Ms. Buckley said the college is still looking for alternate locations for the various services and events that are usually held in the chapel.
She has decided to count her blessings.
Nobody was hurt, the bells were undamaged, the college can rebuild, and the fire has affirmed the support of Laurentians, past and present.
There has been an outpouring of support, from community, from alumni, literally around the world, she said.
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MARY ELIZABETH ROSE, 87, passed away in Los Alamos on Nov. 21, 2007, after pneumonia and congestive heart failure. She was preceded in death by her mother and father.
She was born in Bloomington, Ind. on Oct. 14, 1920, to Albert and Mary McIlveen. She married Donald Rose in Bloomington, Ind., in 1952. She received her B.A. from Indiana University. She was a Physics Department office manager at Indiana University. Mary was a member of the Alpha Omicron Pi sorority.A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Dec. 5, 2007, at First United Methodist Church in Los Alamos. Arrangements are under the direction of Berardinelli Family Funeral Service, 1399 Luisa Street, Santa Fe, NM 87505 – 505-984-8600.
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Congestive Heart Failure
Congestive Heart Failure Overview
The heart is fundamentally a blood pump. It pumps blood from the right side of the heart to the lungs to pick up oxygen. The oxygenated blood returns to the left side of the heart. The left side of the heart then pumps blood into the circulatory system of blood vessels that carry blood throughout the body.
The heart consists of four chambers.
Heart failure sounds frightening because it sounds like the heart just stops working. Do not be discouraged by the term heart failure. Heart failure means the tissues of the body are temporarily not receiving as much blood and oxygen as needed. With advancements in diagnosis and therapy for heart failure, patients are feeling better and living longer.
Heart failure is an illness in which the pumping action of the heart becomes less and less powerful. When this happens, blood does not move efficiently through the circulatory system and starts to back up, increasing the pressure in the blood vessels and forcing fluid from the blood vessels into body tissues. Symptoms depend on which area of the body is most involved in the reduced pumping action.
Although heart failure is a serious medical condition, there are many causes and the outcome can vary from person to person. Heart failure may develop gradually over several years, or more quickly after a heart attack or a disease of the heart muscle. Congestive heart failure (CHF) is generally classified as systolic or diastolic heart failure and becomes progressively more common with increasing age. In addition, patients with risk factors for heart disease are more likely to develop congestive heart failure.
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Fish Consumption Advisories
Fish are a lean, low-calorie source of protein. However, some fish may contain chemicals that could pose health risks. When contaminant levels are unsafe, consumption advisories may recommend that people limit or avoid eating certain species of fish caught in certain places.
Every year since 1993, the EPA has made available to the public a compendium of information on locally issued fish advisories and safe eating guidelines. This information is provided to EPA by states, U.S. territories, Indian tribes, and local governments who issue fish consumption advisories and safe eating guidelines to inform people about the recommended level of consumption for fish caught in local waters.
EPA and FDA Advice about Eating Fish: Availability of Draft Update - EPA and FDA have released for review and comment an update to the 2004 advice contained in their jointly released document entitled "What You Need to Know about Mercury in Fish and Shellfish." The proposed update makes the advice consistent with the Dietary Guidelines for Americans 2010. The update also contains additional information for those who want to understand the advice in greater detail.
- News Release (June 9, 2014)
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- Fish: What Pregnant Women and Parents Should Know – draft advice on fish consumption, and supplemental questions and answers about the draft advice
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Am I Mom Enough? A Motherhood Wish List
Its so tempting to get riled up by the Mommy Wars, isnt it? The Time magazine cover story about extreme parenting, Are You Mom Enough?, featuring a beautiful mother in skinny jeans nursing her preschool-aged son, is infamous by now. It made me, along with the rest of the Internet, explode with righteous indignation. Mom enough? How dare they! This isn't a contest! But, wait ... what if it is? And I don't even own skinny jeans!
The story also made me think about what I wanted to teach AndrewI mean really teach him. Im not talking about the trendy must-dos that crop up each year about feeding and sleeping and discipline, insecurity porn concocted just in time to fill a fresh generation of parents with self-doubt. No, Im talking about the things that I want to impart in average, totally inextreme moments, when my breasts are covered and my skinny jeans are in the wash.
Heres my wish list.
I hope I raise a child who says thank you to the bus driver when he gets off the bus, please to the waiter taking his order at the restaurant, and holds the elevator doors when someones rushing to get in.
I hope I raise a child who loses graciously and wins without bragging. I hope he learns that disappointments are fleeting and so are triumphs, and if he comes home at night to people who love him, neither one matter. Nobody is keeping score, except sometimes on Facebook.
I hope I raise a child who is kind to old people.
I hope I raise a child who realizes that life is unfair: Some people are born rich or gorgeous. Some people really are handed things that they dont deserve. Some people luck into jobs or wealth that they dont earn. Tough.
I hope I raise a child who gets what he wants just often enough to keep him optimistic but not enough to make him spoiled.
I hope I raise a child who knows that hes loved and special but that hes not the center of the universe and never, ever will be.
I hope I raise a child who will stick up for a kid whos being bullied on the playground. I also hope I raise a child who, if hes the one being bullied, fights back. Hard. Oh, and if hes the bully? I hope he realizes that his mother, who once wore brown plastic glasses and read the phonebook on the school bus, will cause him more pain than a bully ever could.
I hope I raise a child who relishes lifes tiny pleasureswhether its a piece of music, or the color of a gorgeous flower, or Chinese takeout on a rainy Sunday night.
I hope I raise a child who is open-minded and curious about the world without being reckless.
I hope I raise a child who doesnt need to affirm his self-worth through bigotry, snobbery, materialism, or violence.
I hope I raise a child who likes to read.
I hope I raise a child who is courageous when sick and grateful when healthy.
I hope I raise a child who begins and ends all relationships straightforwardly and honorably.
I hope I raise a child who can spot superficiality and artifice from a mile away and spends his time with people and things that feel authentic to him.
I hope I raise a child who makes quality friends and keeps them.
I hope I raise a child who realizes that his parents are flawed but loves them anyway.
And I hope that if my child turns out to be a colossal screw-up, I take it in stride. I hope I remember that hes his own person, and theres only so much I can do. He is not an appendage to be dangled from my breasts on the cover of a magazine, his success is not my egos accessory, and I am not Super Mom.
I hope for all of these things, but I know this: None of these wishes has a thing to do with how I feed him or sleep-train him or god-knows-what-else him. Which is how I know that these fabricated wars are phony every step of the way. I do not need the expensive stroller. I do not need to go into mourning if my "sleep-training method" is actually a "prayer ritual" that involves tiptoeing around the house in the dark. This is not a test. Its a game called Extreme Parenting, and you cant lose if you dont play. And, really, why would you play? You have children to raise.
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Lombardi Writes Jets Are in 'Cap Jail'
Mike Lombardi of National Football Post is keeping up his claims on the Jets and their salary cap status.
The 'Skins, Colts, Jets, Saints and Raiders will be doing a lot of restructuring of contracts and waiving players in the coming days. All those teams are in cap jail, and it will take some creative thinking to get them out. In the case of the Jets and Raiders, they were the two biggest spending teams in UFA last year. And they both had top-10 draft picks. In this system, it's very hard to have a top-10 pick and be aggressive in the UFA market. When you do that in one year, the next year you have to take off as the salary cap numbers become bigger.
Restructuring? Yes, but only if the Jets want to be serious players in FA. Cap jail? I'm not so sure.
I'm hearing that the Jets aren't exactly looking to make a big splash and move around a lot of contracts to do so come free agency this year, but at the same time, the term "cap jail" seems erroneous, there's room and they'll likely make more. The team is already under if even barely. The Star-Ledger's David Hutchinson has reported that the team is almost $17 million under the cap, meanwhile Rich Cimini says it's $10 million and ESPN's John Clayton says it's $7.5 million. Jason at NYJetsCap.com says it's close to the projected cap right now, but still under.
I emailed Mike Lombardi today, asking him the following:
I was hoping you could expand upon your assumption that the Jets are in "cap jail."
I've seen it mentioned on the AFC East Blog on ESPN.com that they were $34 million over in your interview on The Herd. Please note that my plan is to publish a reply on my blog about the Jets:
A few things I am trying to understand from your points:
1) According to Tim Graham, you have asserted that the $34 million is what the team is over … is that correct?
2) My understanding is that the $34 million comes from guaranteed roster bonus money to players like Rhodes, Pace, etc. … is that what you meant? If not, where did you get the $34 million over the cap figure? Please be specific.
3) By my and many around the team's best piecing together the data, the Jets are currently under the cap (but not by much) for 2009 with the cutting of David Barrett and the retirement of Brett Favre. More moves would need to be made if they want to be free agent players, but the assumption is that the team is already under the cap … do you disagree?
Brian Bassett
Mike was kind enough to reply with this:
they are 34 million over, before they got back Favre's money. they have a lot of incentives that will have to carry forward and they might not be working with a 123 million cap. they will have cost that they occured this year that will be deducted from their cap. I am not makingn this up. they spend like crazy last year and they had a top ten pick. hard to spend money each year…


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Shauna O'Brien, the Sun Advocate's 2003 business woman of the year, is the owner and manager of the Heirloom Inn.
Shauna O'Brien, the Sun Advocate's 2003 business woman of the year, is the owner and manager of the Heirloom Inn.
Heirloom Inn opened in November of 2000, but work began long ago for O'Brien. It actually began in high school, not with Heirloom Inn in mind, but with a goal of becoming a successful working woman. The one person that served as a friend and mentor to Shauna was her mother, Lois Telarole, who spent 40 years in the nursing field. She gave Shauna more than a background of helping others. One honor bestowed on her mother was the "Humanitarian Award" and as Shauna stepped into the working world as a senior in high school it was her mother's work ethic and determination to change people's lives that influenced the young woman.
Shauna attended Helper Junior High School and later Carbon High in Price and like a typical high school kid, I wanted a car and I wanted to go to work." She began work at 17 years old in the x-ray room in radiology and later coordinated the visiting doctors program, where specialists from all over the state would come into the hospital to work with the patients. Many of the patients had black lung and doctors would come to assist with the treatment.
The dream continued after her marriage to Dave O'Brien, who was working hard to establish his plumbing and heating business. They also owned independent housing units and as a receptionist for these businesses Shauna heard over and over again from the aging population about problems they were having keeping their homes up. So the research began here, on the other end of the phone, until one day she realized there was a definite need for a center where people could age with dignity in a stress free environment.
The wheels were turning in Shauna's mind and she began visiting places in Utah and California looking at nursing homes and assisted living centers. She became active with the Utah Association of Assisted Living and studied rules and regulations.
Together Shauna and Dave purchased a closed-down grocery business called D and G Warehouse. "I sat down and started sketching what I envisioned the building might look like and passed on the sketches to my husband, who with an architect, took the dreams to the next level," she said.
Retirement communities, such as the Heirloom Inn, are apartment complexes that provide most of the services found in a fine hotel. Residents occupy their own private apartment, furnished with their own belongings. They live as they always have, but with many new conveniences. They are freed from the everyday problems many seniors experience with home maintenance as well as the more pervasive issues of boredom, isolation and the resulting spiritual decline. By contrast, in retirement community's seniors receive life style enhancing services such as housekeeping, transportation, planned activities and restaurant-style meal services.
"Since every senior comes with a different background, different medical needs and different social needs," explains Shauna," we create an atmosphere and a home setting to match each of our residents." She explained that some of their residents love the social opportunities, where they have friends they can enjoy activities with and socialize around. Other residents enjoy the quietness of the sitting rooms and the library. "We create a well-rounded spectrum for everyone."
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Copper Mountain, CO…March 25, 2009…Copper Mountain is proud to host the Special Olympics Colorado Winter Games for the 21st year in a row. More than 300 athletes will compete March 29 and 30 in alpine skiing, snowboarding, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and figure skating. Copper is proud to be the official winter training site for all Colorado-based Special Olympics athletes and official host resort for the Special Olympics Colorado Winter Games through 2010.
BRETTON WOODS, NH, March 6, 2009 – Bretton Woods Adaptive held its Second Annual Ski-A-Thon Blast on February 28th at New Hampshire's Bretton Woods. The Ski-A-Thon, the sole fundraiser of this organization, was deemed a total success by all involved, raising more than $30,000 to date, with more expected in the next few weeks. Twenty-four teams of four skiers each turned out to support this year's event, with many supporters cheering the skiers on throughout the day. The spirit of the Ski-A-Thon event was evident in the enthusiasm of the participants, with many arr
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DENVER, CO - Oct. 2, 2008 - The best bargains on last year's equipment, the hottest styles for this year, the last chance to get early season lift ticket prices, explosive entertainment, intense competitions, and plenty of giveaways are the key ingredients at the 17th Annual COLORADO SKI & SNOWBOARD EXPO Nov. 7-9, 2008.
Historical snowfall sets stage for best-ever winter in 2007-2008
Subaru and Squaw team up to bring you some of the best big mountain freeskiers to battle it out for $100,000 cash prize purse.
Kirkwood claims deepest snow at Lake Tahoe and offers ski clinics, halfpipe events, and live music this weekend, Jan. 25-26, 2008.
In addition to grooming the top mountain, Kirkwood has several events going on this weekend. Check here for the details.
Nordic Race and Youth Festival to be held Feb. 23 and 24 at West Yellowstone.
Mild-mannered Solvista serves up a perfect setting for newbies and rehabbers.
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