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Ok I had this idea. I remember often at my middle school after classes were out these guys in suits would hand out small Gideon bibles, with orange covers. Anyone else have this happen to them? Now I know the main conversion tactic has been college students and educated people, but I think we need to expand. I think we need to start spreading the Good Word to the middle schools, high schools, whatever.
If they are allowed to distribute their religious materials on the sidewalks (they were often on campus grounds too, but I have a feeling that might technically be unlawful) in front of schools so can we. In full Pirate regalia. If we hit a controversy, so much the better! Media attention will bring converts to the cause, and possibly even make a few people realize the absurdity of trying to convert kids. So what do you say? I'm totally down for this. I live and work in LA, but I'll go anywhere in SoCal if there is a serious group who are willing to do it.
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Opponent: vs. Montreal (5-5-2)
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EARLIER: October was an odd month for the New York Rangers, but
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The Canadiens always seem to give the Rangers trouble and
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This year Montreal appeared to be a team in decline, but the
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New York has more team speed than in recent years and thus
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all comes down to the question of whether New York can play its game.
For nearly 60 minutes against
San Jose on Monday the Rangers controlled the play and dominated one of the
league's best teams. On Thursday night,
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Anaheim deep for the first 20 minutes of the game when the Ducks only had
two shots on goal.
If that swarming version of the 2011-2012 Rangers shows up
on Saturday, New York could easily extend its winning streak to three games.
But consistency has been a major issue this season, so the
key for Tortorella's squad will be to avoid falling into the bad habits that
put his team in an early hole.
New York must focus on playing the same way and that means
no more bad penalties, slow starts, stretches of coasting, or failure to
generate pressure offensively.
If the Blueshirts continue to avoid those pitfalls, then
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- Wojtek Wolski underwent an
MRI on his wonky groin Friday and won't play tomorrow, so Sean Avery will
make his triumphant return to the lineup.
- Mike Rupp is scheduled to have
arthroscopic surgery on his knee next week, a procedure that typically
keeps a player out of action for three-to-four weeks.
- The timeline for Marc Staal's recovery remains
- Reports prior to Thursday's game indicated that defenseman Anton
Stralman had signed with the Rangers, but the contract has yet to
be finalized.
2011-2012 season:
Conference Preview > (10/3/11)
Conference Preview > (10/4/11)
Predict Where The Rangers Will Finish > (10/5/11)
Rangers Season Preview > (10/5/11)
Claim Jeff Woywitka Off Waivers > (10/6/11)
King" Vs. The Kings In Season-Opener > (10/7/11)
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Duck Anaheim, Rangers Must Stay Out Of The Box > (10/7/11)
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Erixon Will Stick Around For The Time Being > (10/9/11)
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To Move Stepan To First-Line Left Wing > (10/10/11)
Show Early Improvement With Faceoffs > (10/11/11)
Vinny > (10/13/11)
Must Find A Way With Patchwork Defense > (10/14/11)
Top Line Shows Promise, But Rangers Have No Answer For John Tavares > (10/15/11)
To Chew On > (10/17/11)
Future On Broadway In Doubt > (10/17/11)
Must Slow The Sedins, Score Some Goals > (10/18/11)
Lundqvist Beats The Canucks, With A Little Help In The Third Period > (10/19/11)
Is Not Well In Ranger-land > (10/19/11)
Slow Start Might Not Cut It Against Calgary > (10/19/11)
Scores Winner With Just Over 1 Second Remaining In OT >(10/20/11)
Path To New York Is Clearing Quickly For Carl Hagelin And Ryan Bourque > (10/21/11)
Seek Third Win In A Row Against Renney's Crew > (10/22/11)
Averted As Rangers Are Shutout By Edmonton > (10/23/11)
Road Trip Concludes In Winnipeg On Monday > (10/24/11)
To Chew On > (10/24/11)
Parts Of The Recipe Change And New York Wins > (10/24/11)
Learned: Seven Games In The Books > (10/26/11)
Cookin' At Last > (10/27/11)
Great Goaltending, New York Had No Chance > (10/27/11)
Minutes > (10/28/11)
Blow Three-Goal Lead And Lose In Shootout > (10/29/11)
Rangers To Recall Sean Avery > (10/30/11)
For Offense > (10/31/11)
To Chew On > (10/31/11)
Rangers Rip Sharks > (11/1/11)
Bulletin's Bull of the Month: Henrik Lundqvist > (11/1/11)
Hunt For A Veteran Defenseman Continues > (11/2/11)
Hunting > (11/2/11)
Gaborik Scores Shootout Winner To Give Rangers Second-Straight Win > (11/3/11)
Avery Has Had An Interesting Month > (11/4/11)
Rangers Host Climbing Canadiens In Penultimate Game Of Homestand > (11/5/11)
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So I've thought for a few days what this entry will be about, and I couldn't come up with a single, solid idea. I had several, but none seemed extensive enough to be a full entry. How do bloggers always seem to have something to write about?? So I thought, "Why not just take all those little bits and make that into my post?" And so it goes...
A few weeks ago, I got a delivery that I've been waiting for. It was something I ordered June 30, 2012. I knew that the item I ordered could take at least a year, and I received an e-mail at the beginning of July, verifying my shipping address and that my order would be in by the end of July. A few months after we lost Michael, I came across a non-profit for grieving mothers called, Molly Bears (mollybears.com). They are a group that makes teddy bears for grieving moms that weigh what their newborns weighed. They have an obscene waiting list and work off of donations. They said that it takes approximately $45 to create a bear, so since I could afford to, I donated more than the cost of my bear to allow others that couldn't afford it to have the comfort of a bear.
A few weeks ago, my husband and I were getting ready to head out just as the mail was coming. The dog was going insane, and when Sean went outside to get the mail, he told me that my box was in. From the box was the softest teddy bear I've ever had. And at 9 pounds 2 ounces, the heaviest! I completely lost it. I cried without abandon and it felt cathartic. The one time we got to hold Michael, I was so tired and weak that the nurses piled receiving blankets under my arm to help support him. Until I held my bear, I didn't remember what 9 pounds 2 ounces felt like. It's so heavy! I took my bear upstairs to the nursery, and he's been in the crib ever since. I've gone into the nursery several times and held my bear, just sitting in the glider, talking to Michael. I'm sure there are some people out there that will say that's weird, but I don't see it as that. It's my normal. Sad, but true.
The office has hit a standstill. I should be cleaning that right now, but I need to stick to my deadlines better, and Miss Iris deserves the politeness of receiving my post by the time frame she asks for. The desk is done and I've sort of organized some of the books. What's holding it up is actually my husband's pile of stuff. Maybe I'll put it all in boxes and move it into the guest room so I can put the new bookcases up without having to wait on him. Once I finish this, that's what I'll be doing.
So my birthday is coming up next week, Tuesday the 20th, actually. I'm trying to convince my husband that I should take the day off since I need to renew my license and deserve a break. Problem is, three people will be out of the office that day, and if I take off, there will only be three people total there. I don't want to piss people off. Sean and I usually go for dinner, so I've decided on PF Changs, since other than my own Chinese cuisine, I haven't had any since vacation in June. I've asked my family for no party or celebration this year. Instead, I've asked them all to attend a fundraiser where I'll be raising money for Children's Hospital of Philadelphia for CDH research, which is where and what Michael was born with. It will be the first birthday I've ever celebrated without a big party and all the fanfare, and oddly, as of right now, it doesn't seem to bother me. We'll see how that all feels as the day comes and goes.
Other than that, I'm just working on healing my cluttered life and mind. The goal is to have it on track by the start of the school year, in a mere 2 1/2 weeks. Ugh. I can't believe summer is already that close to being over. Now that makes me sad.
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Hello Shannon! First of all, you look smashing in your colorful pants and white shirt. You look good!
Congratulations on all your progress with the clutter.
I've never heard of Molly Bears before but I think that is the neatest idea. What a wonderful organization. The bear looks so good, and soft, and it's so personal with the matching weight. I thought the image of you holding your bear and talking to Michael was beautiful. Just beautiful. I hope you have a great birthday Shannon, enjoy the fundraiser.
- August 17, 2013 at 12:28 PM
- Elizabeth A. said...
Phew. What a sweet and moving post. And what a sweet gift the bear is, that helps you to process your grief and feel the love that you have for the little one who is no longer in your arms. I cannot imagine how hard that is, but I sure don't think it's weird to talk to that bear. Thanks for sharing.
- August 18, 2013 at 11:30 AM
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Hi Shannon, I loved your post. Isn't it amazing how you think you have nothing to write about and then it just comes. I love the Bear and am so glad you cried and cried. As I read your post I cried as I could feel you holding your precious boy ( bear). Sending you wonderful b-day wishes and hugs as you heal on this journey. I am going to post the Courage to Fly program on the FB page, it might interest you as we are trying to raise money to build a school in Nicaragua. :)
- August 18, 2013 at 12:55 PM
- Rebecca West said...
I love the idea of mollybears! When one of my clients lost her husband to cancer, we turned his collection of hawaiian shirts that he wore all the time into teddy bears, one for each of the children and grandchildren, and of course one for his wife, my client. They were so charming and so personal. What a wonderful way to remember someone you loved. I hope the bear brings you comfort and peace, as well as letting you sit with and work through your grief.
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After a highly attended meeting last year in which the Bureau of Reclamation pointed out that some residences and cabins around Scofield Reservoir are located on United States property and not on private property, no one knew for sure what could be done to solve the problem.
Working with the Carbon County Commission, a board of residents and others was set up to negotiate a deal with the BOR and the Interior Department concerning the issues at hand.
After a year of work, meetings and compromise that board has come up with a tentative negotiated settlement with the BOR. Tentative however is the operative word.
First, the majority of residents that will be affected by the negotiation (primarilly those that have cabins in sections three and four of the Balotas Subdivision on the east side of the reservoir) will have to approve the plan.
Secondly, if the residents approve it the Interior Department will have to approve it too. Milovich said that he had been told the Interior Department would have no problem with the settlement.
Finally, Congress will have to approve the plan because it is dealing with the sale of Federal land to private individuals.
"We worked hard in the last year to get this done," said Carbon County Commissioner Mike Milovich in an interview on Wednesday afternoon. "When it came right down to it the BOR didn't own some of the property they thought they did, but they do own some of it and the solution to that will have to be approved by the people that now have structures there."
Milovich says that basically the situation can be handled in one of two ways.
First, the BOR (with the approval of Congress) could sell the land that structures are located on for market value in fee title. Or those that that wish to could lease their properties for 10 years at a time.
However, if the majority of residents don't approve the plan, the BOR will probably take action to just take over the land.
This gun-to-the-head situation has made many who have been informed about the solution unhappy, but Milovich said the group did the best they could to get the problem solved.
"These were the options we could work out, and it is a heck of a lot better than what we had when we began," he said.
According to the BOR there are conflicting deeds in county records after the recorded deeds which conveyed title to the Scofield lands to Reclamation. Second, lands were sold or conveyed to private owners based on insufficient title history information. Third, after-acquired-title for a significant land parcel passed to the U.S. in 1944, and the former land owner later gave quit-claim deeds to others which conflicted with the U.S. title.
In 1998, Reclamation filed a quiet title action in federal district court in response to the construction of a home on its land southwest of the dam. Ultimately, the Tenth Circuit Court ruled on behalf of Reclamation, affirming that Reclamation owned the land in fee and ruling that there was not a right to use on the property. The District Court subsequently issued an amended judgment affirming the Tenth Circuit ruling.
The concern from BOR is that if the reservoir level raises to flood stage, many of the homes and structures that are within the flood plain will come loose, travel to the dam and block the spillway which could lead to an eventual dam failure, jeopardizing Highway 6, the railroad tracks in Price Canyon and the towns of Helper and Price downstream.
The meeting for discussion of the negotiated settlement will be held at the Carbon County Events Center at 7 p.m. tonight (Oct. 7).
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Report shows Castleview costs in line with neighbors
Many people know health care costs seem to be going through the roof, and there is a lot of blame that is passed around for the trend. Some say it is doctors, some pharmaceutical manufacturers and some say it is the hospitals themselves....
Carbon High School baseball players celebrate after pitcher Derek Young (second from right) struck out two batters - with the tying run on third base - to save the Dinos lead and win the game against Juan Diego, 7-6 Saturday morning. They then de...
No help in Helper for users of ditch
The Helper City Council was unable to find a solution to the problem of the Bryner-Ploutz ditch a a special session Wednesday, but a work meeting has been scheduled for Tuesday evening....
Hand-made flower arrangements for Mom
The parking lot of Sutherland's in Price is a hive of activity as hundreds of youngsters - with some help from adults - put flowers and plants in pots for their mothers Saturday morning. The event has become a tradition over the years....
Suspected OD in parking lot highlights growing heroin problem
Reports of an unconscious and unresponsive man brought public safety and medical personnel to the Wal-Mart parking lot Friday afternoon, as county EMTs worked to stabilize what evidence showed to be a suspected heroin overdose. ...
Traffic delays in Spanish Fork Canyon
The Utah Department of Transportation began preventative maintenance work on U.S. Highway 6 in Spanish Fork Canyon Monday. Travelers should expect potential delays of up to 15 minutes between the Tucker Rest Area and Soldier Summit as temporary...
A field full of Ibises
Sun Advocate nature photographer John Serfustini discovered a convention of white-faced ibises last Thursday in a field off Carbonville Road about a mile north of Price. The birds prefer a marshland habitat, but found a breakfast buffet of bugs her...
Ascension - Saint Matthew's Third Annual Bike Rodeo
Kids from three to 12 years old got a chance to hone their bike riding skills and test their safe driving knowledge at the Ascension-St. Matthew's Church Third Annual Bike Rodeo Saturday. ...
Green Team collects old computers,electronics for recycling
Another truckload of old electronic equipment is unloaded at the Green Team's collection post in the Prehistoric Museum parking lot Saturday. Although the turnout this year was less than last year's first-time event, the collection was still sign...
New law for Utah teens: no cell phones while driving
On May 14 a new Utah law takes effect that bans teen drivers from using a cell phone while driving. House Bill 103, sponsored by Rep. Lee Perry and Sen. Lyle Hillyard, is designed to protect new drivers from distraction as they develop and hone th...
Senior center to present Staying Sharp
On May 18 from 9 to 11:30 a.m. the Carbon Senior Center will be presenting a program called Staying Sharp, which will present ways for seniors to keep their minds active and the research that has gone on concerning aging and the mind....
FCCLA takes home awards; two students elected as state officers
Carbon School District's members of the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) traveled to Layton on Wednesday, April 17 to attend the State Leadership Conference....
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SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. (MarketWatch) — The global economic crisis will not end till 2016 or later, warns IMF Chief Economist Olivier Blanchard.
It will take "at least a decade from the beginning of the crisis for the world economy to get back to decent shape," Blanchard said in a recent interview in Europe, according to a Reuters report.
"It's not yet a lost decade," Blanchard said, "but it will surely take at least a decade from the beginning of the crisis for the world economy to get back to decent shape."
No matter what, you can forget about a 2013 quick fix for America's fiscal-cliff disaster. Won't happen.
That pounding hangover will still be with us during the 2016 elections, echoing GMO's Jeremy Grantham's "Seven Lean Years" forecast "that it is unrealistic to expect to overcome the several problems facing most developed countries, including the U.S., in fewer than several years."
The IMF economist surveys developed and developing nations, our fiscal cliffs plus world problems across the euro zone, China, Japan and more and it adds up to a slow global economic recovery. But while many nations are already working on debt-crisis resolutions, critics fear extreme austerity policies at this time could deepen problems.
As Blanchard put it, again according to Reuters, debt reductions are "unavoidable, but it should be done without stifling growth, walking on a narrow middle path."
"If you do it too slow, the market thinks you're not serious, if you do it too fast, you kill the economy. For each country you have to find the right path of consolidation," said the IMF's chief economist. "You can have an economy in which inflation is stable and low, but ... the financial system accumulates risks."
13 best bets for investing in a bear market world: 2013-2018
A question you hear often is: What would economist Gary Shilling and his partner Fred T. Rossi recommend? Why? Because they are straight-shooting, unbiased, research-oriented contrarians who aren't caught up in the news-of-the-day hoopla. Shilling's Insight newsletters are essential reading. He's been a respected Forbes columnist for a few decades. He focuses on the long-term macro issues.
And, like Blanchard, he has been warning us that "much of the excesses and financial leverage built up in past decades, especially in the financial sector globally and among U.S consumers, remain to be worked off."
Why? The Fed and Treasury's failed "attempts to bail out the nearly collapsing U.S. private sector" just made matters worse by focusing on bank bailouts rather than jobs. What's ahead? "Slow global growth in future years." Not just a temporary, bear-recession dip. But a "deeper depression-style slow-growth likely till the election of 2020."
Shilling sees beyond today's lingering hangover of the 2008 banking meltdown, the election wake-up call to corporate CEOs and conservative politicians still demanding deep austerity cuts to solve the debt crisis, and the looming fiscal cliff. Looking years ahead, he warns of ongoing troubles through 2020 as the recovery inches slowly ahead.
He holds steady with his investment recommendations and says the "election does not change our outlook or the ongoing deleveraging taking place."
So if you a rational investor planning ahead to 2013 and beyond, consider these recommendations. First, six favorable "buy" targets. Then Shilling/Rossi's seven unfavorable "sell or short" investment themes:
1. North American energy boom
Shilling says Americans "like conventional energy investments including natural gas, on- and offshore drilling and Canadian oil sands ... natural-gas prices appear to have bottomed ... pipelines are attractive ... new nuclear facilities may be postponed in the wake of the earthquake and tsunami in Japan ... renewable energy is problematic since it depends heavily on unpredictable government subsidies. ... Ethanol suffers from drought-sired corn price leaps."
The idea of a domestic energy boom was reinforced recently when the International Energy Agency published its annual World Energy Outlook: New fracking technologies mean "oil output is poised to surpass Saudi Arabia's in the next decade, making the world's biggest fuel consumer almost self-reliant and putting it on track to become a net exporter." Environmentalists and municipalities impacted by fracking will likely test this macroeconomic forecast.
2. Income-producing securities
"Many investors favor income over problematic capital gains," including "utilities, drugs and telecoms with high, safe and rising dividends." Nevertheless, all stocks are vulnerable to a bear market. He also likes investment-grade corporate and municipal bonds.


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You Ask Dez of Coal Chamber - Pt 2
Posted on February 12, 2008Before heading to the next 10 fan questions, one line Dez wanted to relay to you all - "by the way, new Coal Chamber page up this week...Dark Days is coming. Love Dez."
1 - hey dez, I heard somewhere a while back that you have something going on with a record company of your own. Is there any truth to this? Anything to look forward to? -Johnny P
Dez - yes, I have a record company, it is called Sever Records. I've been very fortunate to have people take their time out to see my bands or council me on the label, such as Tony Berg and Todd Sullivan of Virgin, as well as Ron of Capital, and many members of the Roadrunner staff. It is my hope in ten years to provide 20 bands with the opportunity to receive fair contracts and an opportunity to see the world. I have signed 3 acts, the first to speak of would be Motograter - a band from Santa Barbara, CA. They're a five piece act, they don't have a bass or a guitar. They play this thing called a motograter, it's an instrument that Bruce Butler of Motograter designed. It's a percussive instrument that replaces the bass and guitar in one. They're crazy, they all have shaved heads, and they paint themselves with a combo of grease, white & black paint, and dirt. It's the most raw thing I've ever seen. Wait till you see these guys, you're gonna shit!
2 - Hello Dez, were you ever considering releasing a studio version of your song Anxiety? I love that song, and will we hopefully be expecting you in Australia anytime soon after the release of Dark Days? Thank you. -Julian E
Dez - Yes, we're doing a version of "Anxiety" on DARK DAYS. And we're looking forward to coming to Australia this time around.
3 - i hope this gets to you dez. my name is jay and i'm a vocalist in a local kitchener, canada band named Prodd. i've been listening to you guys for quite a while now and i have amassed a great deal of respect for you. it would probably be safe to say you are one of my biggest influences. anyway, my question is: How much does Coal Chamber's songs change from demo to album? Is it drastic, or moderate, or whatever? i just wanted to get a general idea of how much adding a producer to the mix will change my bands record when recorded. keep up the good work P.S: i'm not gay or nuthin' but you're a sexy bastard -RuKaSu San
Dez - they change 65% from demo to album, either in tempo or in structure. Words don't often change. However, I've been know to write some choruses that after recording you just go 'oh no, fuck that one.' It's a process of growth. Adding a producer changes things greatly. ROSS HOGARTH has finally given us the sound that I think we've been searching for over the past 4 ½ years. ps - sexy's good...sexy's good...
4a - WHAT DOES COAL CHAMBER THINK ABOUT THE FUTURE OF MUSIC, AND ESPECIALLY WHAT DO YA'LL THINK ABOUT THE CURRENT MOVEMENT OF MUSIC TODAY, -Rudy C
Dez - first of all, let me tell you a story: there's a turtle floating down the river and the turtle stops at an embankment where a scorpion asks "may I have a ride across this river?" To which the turtle answers "If I let you on my back, you will surely sting me." After some convincing, the scorpion boards the turtles back for the other side of the river. Halfway through the journey, the scorpion stings the turtle. The turtle says "why have you stung me in the middle of this journey? Now we will both die." To which the scorpion answers, "it is in my nature to sting." Of course, a reference to mankind and the nature of mankind. As for the future of music, I hope it evolves and changes as it always has. I've never cared about what is trendy or popular, and I certainly won't start now.
4b - DO YA'LL ADVOCATE LISTENING TO MANY STYLES OF MUSIC TO BROADEN THE SENSES AND TO HELP ASPIRING MUSICIANS CREATE A WIDE ARRANGEMENT OF MUSIC THAT COULD BE HEARD BY ALL, AND NOT SEGREGATE ANY PERSONS OUT WHO ENJOY MUSIC AS AN ART, AS A FORM OF ESCAPE, OR AS A FORM TO HELP SOLVE PROBLEMS IN A POSITIVE AND HUMAIN WAY? -Rudy C
Dez - Yes, I listen to a wide array of music. Everything from blues to jazz to black metal. However, I think the mixing of the genres at this point is beginning to water down the core effort that all of the heavy bands have been trying to bring to the forefront. I don't mean this in that bad of a way, I just think I'd like to hear a band know who they really are for a change..instead of hearing 15 different styles. thanks for the intelligent question.
5 - Did u get any negativity towards the last record? If so was that any type of inspiration for dark days? -FeaRXiNsaNiTy
Dez - We got as much negative as we did positive...which is always a great thing in art. No on the inspiration
6 - can you please give dez this number (xxx) xxx-xxxx and tell him he can call me collect. and ask him if he got my package. also ask if singing lessons were frustrating, and how did it affect him musically. -?
Dez - Yes, we got your package. Anyone telling you to sing differently than you do, is frustrating as hell. Just be you at all times.
7 - Will you work more with Nikki Sixx in the future? What do you think about him as a person? What do you think about your fellow labelmates Machine Head? Regards -Jim
Dez - Yes I'm gonna work with Nikki again, I think he's a great individual, an amazing talent, and one of the most down to earth people I've ever met. And should I get the chance to learn from him again, of course I'll take it. Machine Head, I owe Machine Head everything in Europe. They were the 1st band to take us to Europe on a big tour, and I respect them as musicians.
8 - First let me say that coal chamber has been a huge influence on me in my life and music with drums, bass, guitar and vocals. Thanks. Anyways, With the new album in the making, do you have a message on this one? And what is your favorite song on the new album? Thanks. -Franky from Sonora
Dez - The message is the same that Coal Chamber always had - always be yourself. Favorite song on the new album....ahhhh....I've got 7 favorites right now - "Drove", "One Step", "Alienate Me", and "Dark Days" are just a few.
9 - What are the best memories you have of meeting fans in Europe?, especially in England where I am from ,as seeing you perform from virtually touching distance and meeting all of you on you your first visit really changed the way I now see bands, as after all ,you are just human beings! Cheers Dez!!! -Peter M
Dez - Thank you. You get it. We're all just individuals out there doing our own thing. If we can touch a life in any way, that means a lot to me. I love the UK. My favorite time was a Virgin Records in store in London. It felt like we had arrived...Guess what, we're coming back.
10 - what is the current vibe of the album? will it stray to what was recorded by dez on the "strait up" album, or will the feel be more like "my mercy" and "burgundy" off chamber music? -Onder
Dez - Going more towards Funeral Flights than ever.
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PRICE - Our dear mother, sister, grandmother and friend, Dorothy Kay Schade passed away on May 30, 2007 from cancer.
She was born April 12, 1961, the 16th child of George and Wauneta Schade.
She grew up in Price and Soldier Summit.
Dorothy was a free spirit and a very giving person, always going the extra mile to help others.
She will be dearly missed.
Dorothy is survived by sons, Michael Schade, Chester and Brian Bailey; special friend, Clarence Krauth; five grandchildren; sisters, Lynda, Sandra and Jean; brothers, Brent, Earl, Carl, Willie, Ralph, Jerold, Garold, Jim and George. Preceded in death by mother and father; sisters, Ruth and Becky; and brother, Charles. Dear friends, Chanie, Buffy and children.
Memorial services were Saturday, June 2, at the Price City Cemetery.
SUNNYSIDE-Preston Alexander Parrish Jr., age 92, passed away June 1, 2007 in Price.
He was born April 17, 1915 in Denora, Pa., to Preston Alexander Parrish Sr. and Fannie Webb. Preston married Margaret Boyd Dec. 25, 1947. They had nine children after 25 years of marriage, later divorced. Married Margaret Robinson Aug. 29, 1975 in Los Angeles, Calif., and together they shared 31 wonderful years of marriage.
Preston was a member of the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses.
In 1950, he moved to Sunnyside area where he began working in the mines. He was a retired member of the UMWA. Kaiser Steel Local 9958.
In 2000, Preston was the grand marshal of Community Daze.
He shared a deep passion for music, dancing, and playing the harmonica and piano.
Preston enjoyed sports, hunting, fishing and just keeping busy.
He will be dearly missed by his family and many longtime friends.
He is survived by loving wife, Margaret Parrish, Sunnyside; four sons and three daughters, Jackie (William) Lemons, Richmond, Calif.; Jimmey Parrish, Pinole, Calif.; Bertha Parrish, Layton; Jeff Parrish, Walnut Creek, Calif.; Carl (Joni) Parrish, Salt Lake City; Preston A. Parrish III, Layton; Merry (Jimmie) Parrish-Thompson, Layton; stepchildren, Glenn Ivan Mims, Pahrump, Nev.;Gwendolyn Nita (Al) James, Las Vegas, Nev.; Belldream Mims, Los Angeles, Calif.; Finis Mims, Germany; Lloyd Mims, Los Angeles, Calif.; sister, Marion Hawkins, Los Angeles, Calif.; and many loving grandchildren, great-grandchildren; and beloved nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by parents; daughter, Margaret Parrish; son, Robert Parrish; and brother, Moses Parrish.
Funeral service Saturday, June 9, 2 p.m., at Mitchell Funeral Home, 233 East Main Street in Price. Friends are welcome to join the family at Mitchell's Saturday one-half hour prior to service.
PRICE- Our beloved husband, father, grandfather, uncle, and friend, Art Jeanselme Jr., age 70, passed away at home unexpectedly June 1, 2007.
Born March 25, 1937 in Rock Springs, Wyo., to Art Jeanselme Sr. and Lola Burress Jeanselme. He married his high school sweetheart, Merilee Davis, on June 28, 1958. He was the proud father of three children.
He graduated from Carbon High School and Carbon College, where he was active in athletics.
Art was a person of high integrity with a strong work ethic. He started working at a young age in the family business, Jeanselme's Grocery Store and Restaurant. He was later employed by Albertson's as a meat department manager and moved with his family to Colorado Springs, Colo.
After spending six years in Colorado, he returned to Price and became a partner in the family business. He successfully managed the business for five years. He then sold it and bought a Radio Shack franchise, which he ran until his retirement.
Art was involved in the community through the Elks and Kiwanis clubs.
After retiring, he enjoyed spending time fishing, dutch oven cooking and hosting numerous barbecues for friends and family.
He and Merilee went on many fun-filled trips associated with Radio Shack and in their trailer. He loved spending as much time as possible at Joes Valley.
He was actively involved and an avid supporter of his children and grandchildren. He never missed a game or dance recital.
Art was a big sports fan. He also liked his time with "coffee club" friends, discussing current events.
Art had a great love of family and is now reunited with his mother and father.
Survived by wife, Merilee, Price; daughters, Teri (Jim) Scherzinger, Salt Lake; Michele (Stephen) Maliesky, Scotts Valley, Calif; son, Steven (Jen) Jeanselme, Salt Lake; grandchildren, Aaron and Lindsey Scherzinger; Connor and Daria Maliesky, Logan, Reagan and Lola Jeanselme; sister, Merlene (Ernie) Lambert, Price; brother-in-law, Ron Davis, Denver, Colo.; numerous nieces and nephews.
Funeral service, Tuesday, June 5, 10 a.m., United Methodist Church, 10 N. 200 East, Price. Viewing will be Monday, June 4, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Mitchell Funeral Home, 233 E. Main, Price. Interment, Price City Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the United Methodist Church or the Huntsman Cancer institute.
We wish to express our love and gratitude to our family and friends for their support.
SUNNYSIDE- Our loving husband, father, grandfather, brother and friend, Paul "Rock" Marquez, age 60, passed away peacefully June 1, 2007 in Orem while surrounded by his loving family.
He was born Oct. 22, 1946 in Dragerton to Jose Amador and Isabel Lujan Marquez. Married Delia Pacheco Dec. 4, 1971 in East Carbon.
Paul was an active member of the Good Shepherd Catholic Church in East Carbon, where he was treasurer for council 5663, a third degree knight for council 6147 and fourth degree knight for council 1570 of the Knights of Columbus.
Honorably served his country from 1966 to 1968 in the U.S. Army.
His greatest loves were his family, camping, fishing, hunting, woodworking and working at the church.
Paul retired from Kaiser Steel in 2002 and was a member of the UMWA Local 9958.
Survived by loving wife, Delia; two daughters, JoAnn Marquez, Lisa (Bryan) Mena, all of East Carbon; grandchildren, Jesse, Amberia, Marriah, Izabel; three brothers, Max (Nora), Virgil (Carol), Mike (Teri), all of East Carbon; two sisters, Arvella Gallegos, Margie Sanchez, both of Salt Lake. Preceded in death by his parents; and sister, Mary Alice Martinez.
Funeral Mass Friday, June 8, 10 a.m., at Good Shepherd Catholic Church. Vigil service Thursday evening, 7 p.m., at Good Shepherd Catholic Church in East Carbon. The family will be at the church Thursday and Friday one hour prior to service. Committal service, Cliffview Cemetery in Price under the arrangements of Mitchell Funeral Home.


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The office of U.S. Rep. William L. Owens, D-Plattsburgh, will see an 8.2 percent reduction in spending as a result of federal spending cuts, known as sequestration, that went into effect on March 1.
Mr. Owenss office has a budget of $1.25 million this year. The cut amounts to about $102,500.
He predicted Thursday that his staffing levels will remain intact.
Were going through and trying to assess how best to implement those [cuts], Mr. Owns said. Clearly the idea here is not to cut staff.
Mr. Owens has 15 people working for him.
He said the funding cut will affect overtime, travel expenses and office supplies.
Most importantly, Mr. Owens said, is making sure it isnt impacting communications with constituents.
Mr. Owens said more town hall meetings with constituents via teleconference could be an option to reduce travel costs.
Were trying to get the right mix, Mr. Owens said.
Mr. Owens pointed out that his office has always budgeted so were able to give back money to the treasury.
Jon Boughtin, spokesman for Mr. Owens, said he expects to return roughly $75,000 to the treasury for 2012.
We budgeted so that we would have more than enough cushion, Mr. Owens said.
Mr. Owens said he does not see the ongoing federal sequestration measures being reversed in the near future.
Sequestration ushered in $85 billion in across-the-board cuts to federal spending this year, with another $1 trillion in cuts over the next decade.
Federal sequestration will only impact the staff and office spending for Mr. Owens, and not his $174,000 salary.
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Welcome in the New Year and new gear with all of us at Coe.We have group spots 4 and 5 so far...Still plenty of room.
I'm thinking about hitting up a short run whilst GGGing. Going to start at camp, head down to Soda Springs, then along the creek to China Hole, ascending up to Manzanita Point and back to camp via the China Hole Trail. This is roughly a 4.5-5 mile run/hike (emphasis on run). It's more or less a split between downhill and uphill, first losing ~1100 feet over ~2.5 miles, then gaining it back.I was thinking Sat morning or afternoon... either way. Anyone want to join me?
Have just over 50 signed up. Three weeks away.Still plenty of space. R.S.V.P.
I don't think I can make this one, but is there a deadline of some sort, just in case I discover I am able to attend?
Russell,RSVPing in advance helps Ken know what to expect and is appreciated.However, I think that he has three group sites reserved with a capacity of 75-100???Maybe Ken can chime in on what the max capacity is.Point is that if we are no where near the max. capacity, showing up on the fly is fine...just slide a few bucks to Ken when you show up.Ken has been great in that he has been fronting all the money for this out of his pocket and then asking people to Paypal him a few dollars to recoup cost of reserving the sites and for supplies for the GGG.Hope you can make it....should be a lot of fun to make new friends, see familiar faces, and to check out the tons of gear that people have.-Tony
Right, I will of course try to let him know and send money ASAP if I am able to attend. Nice to know there is some wiggle room if you guys are, at most, 2/3 capacity currently. Thanks, Tony! Ken, it is indeed great of you to put this together. If I can't do this year, I'll be sure to block off time for the next one.
This looks like a blast -- I wish there was some way I could make it!Have fun everyone!
No deadlines. I know people may not decide until the last minute. It's winter and the weather is unpredictable. That's cool, I get it. Those that do commit early on do make the whole thing possible and I have to extend a special thanks to you all. If I had the money to front it all I would. This is not the case. So paying in advance is a huge help. Now of course people are welcome to come out for the day. Saturday will be the day to see the most of everything and everyone. You'll need to take care of your parking permit at the headquarters. Park in the overflow lot before the top of the hill. Look for signage. Then come on over and say hi.
Haha, I'm fine with any weather, it's the existing plans with the GF :) I hope I can swing it, if not, have fun you all, and I hope to see you all next year.
Hello Ken. I will attend. This is my first time to join the festivities and I'm looking forward to it.
Thanks Linda.Everyone: I need to update the first post. Please read it or re read it first. Thanks.
You know who you are.. This is the minimum.As always your financial support to cover costs is greatly appreciated/needed. kenthompson2(at)mac.com is my Paypal address.I'm asking $15 each this time around. Don't forget to get a parking pass from the park office. After hours check in available.Who: BPLrs and their ilk.What: GGG 5.0 The annual get togetherWhere: Henry W. Coe State Park Group Spot #5 is where you will find the courtesy tent and camping info. We have group spot 4 also, That one has Oaks for shade and hammocks. Two new bathrooms too.When: January 25-27th 2013 A few will be car camping Thurs. night the 24th at the HQ campground. I'll be in spot 19. Rain or shine, or snow even. We will be centered in group spot 5. Check in there before you select a site.How it works: The group spots are dry, no water. No problem, We will haul in plenty of water for everyone. We are also able to shuttle food, equipment, firewood and a few people even to the group spot by vehicle(weather permitting). If you are in need of having stuff hauled in please follow these steps. By mid afternoon Friday. We have to go in before the staff goes home/before dark. Drive to campsite 19 at the HQ campground and drop off your stuff. Get your parking permit at the HQ and go park in the overflow lot down the hill a bit from the HQ. Then hike to camp and be reunited with your stuff. The park does not allow us to make multiple trips back and forth to haul stuff in. We need to do one big load. Any thing else can be hauled in by bicycle trailer as well. I will see about getting one vehicle in on Saturday.With families now coming just a few words on behavior.A note to drinkers: Know your limit and don't get annoying. A note to pot smokers: Be a little discreet would you? Not everyone does or wants to see you doing. No pulling bongs out in the middle of a group like it is legal. Not everyone has a 215 either I bet. Just be cool OK? Seriously.If you make a bad guest you will be ejected. NO BS. Everyone is there for a good time, Don't be a downer.
Edited by kthompson on 01/06/2013 08:02:39 MST.
There is still room. Don't miss out.
No takers on the trail run? We can always try a blindfolded run through the trees, but I think the trail run might be more fun.
I'll join you as long as I'm able to go.
Sounds good Aaron. Hope you can make it out.
KenI understand and appreciate your concern about pungent aromas and whipping out unusual items around children. Legitimate cardholders can pick up edibles or tinctures instead and keep them under their strict control. A discrete puff here and there or on the way to restrooms won't hurt anyone, but we don't want our group mistaken for a reggae festival. Having said that, as one of those bringing children, we all know any behavior problems are likely to stem from alcohol, not cannabis, so let's not freak out if a trace of that hard-to-hide aroma is noticed. Discretion and common sense. BTW, any packrafters coming?
Yes, but without the boat this trip.
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A Bad accident. Glad there were not any more deaths. Hope they find the cause soon.. I hate when the media starts speculating... 9 times out of 10 they are wrong.
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No I cannot play russian style. I can play megaman3. I also lowered sens a bit. I am already noticing more lifting up the mouse.
I read somewhere that you should disable windows accel. Should I do this?
I don't know but let's not get off topic. Should I disable Windows Mouse Acceleration?
However, if you set in_mouse to -1 in QL, or you play other games that use this input method, then the sensitivity is subject to cursor ballistics such as windows accel. In this case it is very important to disable it. I personally disable them anyways, just on the offbeat chance I happen to be playing a game that uses cursor input.
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