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Venga Climbing Shoe (Kid's) Closeout
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The Venga unisex kids shoe sports a modern look and comfortable fit and a size adjusting heel strap for growing kids.
- Heel strap allows adjustment of one full size for growing into the shoe
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Comments about Evolv Venga Climbing Shoe (Kid's) Closeout:
Bought a pair for my 3 year old and 5 year old - Sizes run small so buy up a size or so
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Car-Freshner Corp. has obtained a $100,000 judgment against a Nevada company that was marketing air fresheners similar to the Watertown manufacturers trademarked Little Trees design.
Car-Freshner, which has its headquarters in the Jefferson County Corporate Park, sued Air Fresheners Inc., Las Vegas, which does business as Scent USA, in U.S. District Court, Syracuse, in December 2010, claiming the company was selling fresheners on its website with pine tree designs.
The company believes that caused confusion among consumers who believed they were buying Car-Freshner products.
Car-Freshner previously sued the Nevada company in 2003, also in federal court in Syracuse, and obtained a consent judgment in which the company agreed it would no longer sell tree-shaped fresheners and would remove any references to Little Trees from its website.
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The following applications requesting an EXTENSION OF TIME WITHIN
WHICH TO SUBMIT PROOF OF BENEFICAL USE have been filed with the State
Engineer. It is represented that additional time is needed to place
the water to beneficial use in Carbon County.
For more information or to receive a copy of filings, visit
http://waterrights.utah.gov or call 1-866-882-4426.
Persons objecting to an application must file a CLEARLY READABLE
protest stating FILING NUMBER, REASONS FOR OBJECTION, PROTESTANTS`
NAME AND RETURN ADDRESS, and any request for a hearing. Effective
July 1, 2009, there will be a $15.00 fee for each protest filed.
Protest must be filed with the State Engineer, Box 146300, Salt Lake
City, UT 84114-6300 on or before FEBRUARY 16, 2011. These are informal
proceedings as per Rule R655-6-2 of the Division of Water Rights.
(The Period of Use is generally year-round except irrigation which is
generally from Apr 1 to Oct 31 each year.)
91-239 (A29261): City of Sunnyside is/are filing an extension for
3500.0 ac-ft. from the Range Creek (6 Miles East of Sunnyside) for
MUNICIPAL: In Sunnyside.
Kent L. Jones, P.E.
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Sierra Nevada > Sequoia/Kings Canyon NP > Charlotte Dome > Climber's Log
Charlotte Dome Climber's Log
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|Dow Williams
|Charlotte Dome
Date Climbed: Jun 12, 2014
|With David from NY. Did the climb in 10 pitches and 4 hours. The upper corner pitch is by far the best pitch, the 8th in Super Topo I believe. Very little 5.8 climbing if any on the route and well protected. Would not hesitate soloing this route, solid rock and easy route finding. We used the bivy and went out the day of our climb as we were done by mid morning. I recommend camping at Charlotte Lake, nice not to carry a big pack any further than that and a quick route to boot not too mention that Charlotte Lake is a nice spot. The bivy is ok, but not as stunning as some make out.
|Posted Jun 13, 2014 6:47 pm
|South Face, again
Date Climbed: Aug 30, 2013
|Climbed with my beautiful wife in 8 long pitches. Forgot the topo and got off route early. We climbed a long, sustained 5.8/5.9 crack (excellent) that rejoined the supertopo route at the p7 pink dike. The runout pitch went for nearly a full 200' before I could find an acceptable belay anchor at the base of the furrows. Camping at Charlotte Lake makes a longer day, but avoids huffing your pack the extra 8 mi, and you get a bear box.
|Posted Sep 11, 2013 12:57 pm
|North Ridge
Date Climbed: Sep 1, 2013
|Another excursion from our Rae lakes loop backpack with the wives. Wes, Brian, and I left Charlotte Lake and reached the climbers camp by following an excellent use trail all of the way. We dropped our backpacks at the camp and 35 minutes later, Wes and I were standing on the summit after an easy approach and scramble along the ridge (Brian made it to the ridge but being his first ever scramble, decided the that 150' below the summit was good enough.) Back at the camp, we re-donned our backpacks and headed down the slope for Charlotte Creek. At this point it got bad because I followed the Charlotte Lake rangers advice and took us over to the south/east side of the creek. Much thrashing, side-hilling, log crawling, and talus hopping ensued with mixed cursing and occasional eating of wild raspberries. We forced our way back across the creek and through dense brush to find the climbers use trail. Which nicely took us all of the way to the Charlotte Creek campsite were we met the wives (sister in Brian's case) who had an enjoyable female bonding day descending the tamer JMT and Bubbs Creek trails.
|Posted Sep 3, 2013 12:16 am
|Re: North Ridge
|Hi bechtt- I wonder if we ran into you along the trail towards Glen Pass? We had climbed Charlotte the day before and were on our way to 60 Lakes. We were resting in the shade and chatted for a while about Charlotte Dome. Nice to see other SPers out there!
|Posted Sep 11, 2013 1:02 pm
|South Face
Date Climbed: Aug 31, 1986
|I can see why its in Roper's 50 Classics! One of the most enjoyable rock climbs I've ever done. Had three on a rope for this so we had to move fast.
|Posted Nov 13, 2012 5:50 pm
|Vitaliy M.
|South Face
Date Climbed: Oct 30, 2011
|Climbed South Face with approach from the west with Bryan B. Great climb, and bushwhack up Charlotte creek is worthy. I got to lead The Slot pitch and the Furrows which I am really happy about. The Slot was probably the funnest 5.8 pitch I did anywhere, go over a roof, use a crack, and cool face features on the right. Awesome climb.
|Posted Oct 31, 2011 11:26 am
|South Face and Sore Feet
Date Climbed: Jun 26, 2010
|C2C with Lin in about 21.5 hours from Onion Valley. Lin's feet were wrecked with huge blisters by the end, and going into it with literally no sleep the previous night definitely made it an exhausting day for both of us. The route was fantastic though, and unique with the furrows at the top. Simuled the first half, pitched out the second, for a relaxed 5.5 hour climb. Couldn't find the summit register (missing??), but it was a beautiful day. (Would love a "climber's trail" up Onion Valley though to avoid all those low-angle switchbacks!)
|Posted Jun 27, 2010 8:01 pm
|South Face
Date Climbed: Sep 15, 2009
|Climbed the South Face with Sper Forjan. We camped at the 10,140' camp and had no problems finding it. Great spot with clean water. Long approach. We made it a 2 day trip because I had to work on the third day. On day 2 we climbed, packed up and hiked out to the cars for a 21 hour day. I was so tired I ended up calling in sick anyway. A three day trip would have been more enjoyable, but it was still an unforgettable trip.
|Posted Sep 17, 2009 12:51 pm
|South Face
Date Climbed: Aug 14, 2007
|Brilliant climb. Worth every step to get there (from Onion Valley). Stunning views, exposure, and flawless rock. Great summit to watch the sun set.
|Posted Sep 8, 2009 6:37 pm
|Someone Stole My Beer!
Date Climbed: Aug 7, 2009
|Not sure what kind of weather to expect - we ended up with perfect climbing weather, some wind halfway up but enjoyed this peak immensely! Definitely one of my favorites in the Sierra so far, this includes the descent. Very pleasant. Great camping as well and we made some new little friends. :) Great choice Darling! XXOO
OK, who swiped one of my beers from the bear box in Onion Valley?!
|Posted Aug 9, 2009 10:15 pm
|Dave Daly
|The South Face (5.8).....A True Classic!
Date Climbed: Aug 7, 2009
|Deb and I came in over from Onion Valley with a 6:45AM start on Aug. 6th. Had no problems finding the campsite McNamara describes in ST guidbook. Sweet site with really cool spring!(approx. 9980'). Met Les and Scotty along the way, who were doing the route the next day too. Great guys!....even if they were east coasters (just teasing Les...HA!). Found the start with no problems and launched into it. We simul-climbed the first 5 pitches before pitching it out at #6 (the Slot Pitch). Great climbing throughout the whole way...the granite was SUPERB! We found ourselves a little confused with the final pitch, since the ST topo shows an initial right facing corner slightly above a dead tree. Didn't see anything above resembling such....since there was a corner above that was LEFT facing! Picked an obvious right facing crack about 20 yards left of the dead tree, going up a steep golden slab section. Ended up petering out on ticklish slab to a headwall. We both felt that line sized up to about 5.9 before topping out. Oh, well. Fantastic climb with a fantastic partner!!
|Posted Aug 9, 2009 9:35 pm
|south face- most excellent!
Date Climbed: Aug 1, 2009
|Climbed with Faith. Approach from Onion Valley was fine (albeit loooong) until it got dark- bushwhacking through fields of manzanita trying to find the campsite was 'interesting' after we lost the trail (this probably cost us an extra hour or 2). Climb itself was one of the best I've done! Standing at the base, one would never think that a 5.8 (I would call it .8, not .7) route takes one to the top of this magnificent formation! Pretty much every pitch had great rock & climbing. The abundance of chicken heads was truly remarkable. Took me awhile to work up the gumption to get through the runout section, but once committed it went smoothly. We had the climb to ourselves the whole day! Hike back out was a lot smoother than the approach. A true classic.
|Posted Aug 4, 2009 1:27 pm
|North Ridge
Date Climbed: Jun 14, 2009
|Left the Bubbs Creek Trail from its junction with Charlotte Creek. A use trail can be found just outside of the dense shrubs lining the North side of Charlotte Creek. Once out of the brush the route was mainly class 2/3 as we contoured around to the North side. The route steepens just before the summit with class 3 moves over large blocks. Be careful if the route is wet. It started to rain as we descended and the large smooth slabs became slippery.
|Posted Jun 17, 2009 6:57 pm
|from the east side
Date Climbed: Sep 14, 2008
|I hiked in over Kearsarge Pass and camped at Charlotte Lake on Saturday night. The high quality rock made for very complaisant climbing. I found some good hand cracks, chimneys and a lot of face climbing along the way.
|Posted Sep 15, 2008 8:46 pm
|Charlotte Dome South Face
Date Climbed: Sep 11, 2008
|With René Renteria. This is the mother of all classic climbs - every single pitch is outstanding. It took us 8 hours to climb the route. Approached from the East.
|Posted Sep 15, 2008 12:29 pm
|South Face Route
Date Climbed: Aug 31, 2008
|First summit with my wife Joanna. Great route but keep a close eye on the weather. Lots of rock back there!
|Posted Sep 3, 2008 1:30 pm
|Shirley Lam
|Route Climbed: South Face
Date Climbed: Jul 26, 2008
|Sierra Traverse w. Charlotte Dome in 2 days. Started from Roads End in King's Canyon, hiked up Bubb's Creek and climbed the South Face on Saturday. On Sunday, we hiked out through Kearsarge Pass to Onion Valley. While at Kearsarge Pass, we witnessed an awesome afternoon thunderstorm brewing to the South. We were a little disappointed we didn't get showered to cool down and remove a little of our stink ;)
|Posted Aug 26, 2008 5:02 pm
|Tom Fralich
|South Face (III 5.8)
Date Climbed: Aug 19, 2008
|Mary and I climbed this as a 3-day trip from Onion Valley. We hiked in on day 1 over Kearsarge Pass and got to the great campsites indicated in SuperTopo just before 8PM. Up the next morning and out of camp at 7AM, climbing at 8AM. We climbed the route in 11 pitches, topping out just after 3PM. The Slot (pitch 6) had some fantastic climbing, as did the run-out face pitch (actually not that run-out). The Furrows was a great finish, with steep juggy climbing and then an easy rope-length to a great snack ledge. We did the descent in a little over an hour and were back in camp by 5PM. Hiked out the next morning over Kearsarge Pass in about 7 hours to the car. Definitely a great climb in a spectacular setting, with a long approach through beautiful terrain.
|Posted Aug 21, 2008 2:31 am
|South Face
Date Climbed: Jun 8, 2007
|A climb that lives up to its classic status. That is, once you get past the first four pitches. Camped in a meadow along Bubbs Creek. watch out for a rusty-colored fearless bear. The poor thing chomped on a fuel canister which exploded in its mouth.
|Posted Jun 9, 2007 10:31 pm
|S Face 2003
Date Climbed: Jul 5, 2003
|B-day climb.
|Posted Dec 20, 2006 6:00 am


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New Year's is a time for self-reflection and, in an effort to improve upon the previous twelve months, resolutions are often made. Many of us at The Paper Place are ambitious in our art project planning throughout the year–so much so that, at times, the end of the year is accompanied by the realisation that not all of our projects were brought to fruition!
This year, one of my New Year's resolutions is to get an early start on some of the artful endeavours I've been fantasizing about since last year. Many of them are timely and have even helped to commemorate the fun I had tying up 2011.
Making your own picture frame is fun and fairly simple given the online materials that books like Paper + Craft supply you with. Photo frames are great when paired with all of the fun pictures you snapped over the holiday season. Take a look at this one of my best friend, Belinda, and I!
Making this frame was as easy as selecting one 8 1/2 x 11 " piece of card stock and two same-sized pieces of paper weight. From the wide variety of material The Paper Place carries, I chose black for the card stock, "paper bag" for one of the pieces of paper, and "linen ivory lightweight" for the second. From there I downloaded templates from the Paper + Craft link above, layered my frame cut-outs, and added a playful safety pin detail using a paper punch. Divine Twin is a great way to hang my framed photo as it isn't very heavy.
Even though many parties occurred during the month of December, January finds us with plenty of reasons to celebrate, including Chinese New Year, a new job, or a new baby in the family! Why not adorn wine, juice, or water glasses during social gatherings with silhouette animal glass markers? They are playful and help you remember which glass is yours!
I made these using black card stock, animal stencils, and an X-Acto knife. The cut-outs can be adhered using Yamato rice paste with no harm to your glassware as the adhesive is water-soluble and non-toxic. Alternatively, double-sided tape will do the trick!
Speaking of silhouettes, many brides-to-be have begun to come in to plan and design their wedding invitations. I always like to give my dear friends a black paper-cut silhouette wedding portrait to capture such an exciting and memorable event in life. Starting early is key if I have learned anything over the years, so January isn't too soon to start planning to collect materials and tools! Take a look at the last two I executed!
From all of us at The Paper Place, best of luck in 2012 and take the new year as inspiration to plan so fun, artsy projects!


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The Global Landscape 2012 Best Photos BY Bloomberg
The Global Landscape. The year 2012 challenged Bloomberg... News PhotoBank Manager,Banking,Business,Corporate Business,Economy,Europe,Finance,Global,Global Business,Home Finances,Horizontal,London - England,Success,Trading,UKPhotographer BloombergCollection: Bloomberg 2012 BloombergBloomberg's Best Photos 2012: The Global Landscape. The year 2012 challenged Bloomberg photographers with a variety of global economic stories, from Japan Airlines' trading debut to Swiss banks losing employees, from Brazil's Petrobras reporting its first quarterly loss in 13 years to the grand opening of the 675,000-square-foot Barclay's Center in Brooklyn, New York. To tell these stories accurately in pictures more often than not required a bird's-eye view, see their work here in Global Landscape. FILE PHOTO: 'BEST PHOTOS OF 2012' (***BESTOF2012***): The Swiss Re Insurance building, also known as 'the Gherkin', foreground, and the towers of the Canary Wharf business district are seen against the city skyline in London, U.K. on Thursday, July 12, 2012. Banks being probed for attempting to rig benchmark interest rates could face $6 billion of related litigation costs, analysts at Morgan Stanley estimated. Photographer: Jason Alden/Bloomberg via Getty Images


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The tale of ill-fated teenage lovers goes down easier with a glass of Pinot, so Willamette Shakespeare heads to wine country for its production of the Bard's tragedy. Performances take place at vineyards throughout the Willamette Valley, with closing-weekend shows at Southeast Portland's TaborSpace.
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PAWTUCKET – Even though he was the winning pitcher in the decisive game, Charlie Haeger wished to have the spotlight redirected elsewhere.
"The real hero you guys should be talking to is standing over there," said Haeger while pointing in the direction of Chris Martin's locker.
Martin may have recorded the two most important outs in the contest. With a trip to the Governors' Cup finals hanging in the balance, the right-handed Martin was the picture of professional composure. Inheriting a one-out, bases-loaded jam in the sixth inning, Martin faced Rochester pinch hitter and major-league veteran Chris Parmelee. Martin fanned him on a 91 mph fastball. Then facing yet another major-league hitter in Aaron Hicks, Martin induced a lazy fly ball to left field.
"That was the game for intents and purposes," summed up PawSox manager Gary DiSarcina.
Thanks in large part to Martin's escape artistry, the Pawtucket Red Sox' bid to capture back-to-back Governors' Cup titles remains very much alive. Martin and Haeger teamed up with Ryan Rowland-Smith and Anthony Carter to toss a four-hit shutout in Sunday's 3-0 win over the Rochester Red Wings in Game 5 of the Governors' Cup semifinals, a game witnessed by a small but enthusiastic gathering of 1,618.
The win propels Pawtucket to its second straight International League championship series. South Division champion Durham will serve as the final roadblock in hopes of the local entry keeping the Governors' Cup trophy around McCoy Stadium for an additional year. The best-of-five finals begin Tuesday night in Durham before the scene shifts to Pawtucket for Game 3 on Friday night. If necessary, Games 4 and 5 will also take place at McCoy.
As fate would have it, Durham and Pawtucket played for the I.L. title back in 2003. The Bulls won three straight, the last one coming on Pawtucket's home soil.
As the champagne flowed freely in the home clubhouse following yet another clinching moment for his ball club, DiSarcina reflected on Martin's clutch mound efforts.
"For him to come through like that with the big strikeout, it's just huge," expressed the victorious skipper. "Those are the moments he can hopefully draw back on and take into his big-league career."
Martin didn't get to rest after extinguishing the initial threat by Rochester. He pitched a total of 2.1 innings, and didn't allow a hit, while walking one while striking out two.
"I've been in big situations like that before. Even though it's the postseason, you don't want to change too much," said Martin, who posted a 2.25 ERA with 74 strikeouts in 72 innings split between Double-A Portland and Pawtucket. "We want to win and get another Governors' Cup."
All the offense the PawSox would need on the afternoon came in the second inning. After Red Wings starter Virgil Vazquez retired the first two batters, Pawtucket rallied by notching four straight hits – all of them courtesy of the last four hitters in DiSarcina's lineup.
No. 6 hitter Jeremy Hazelbaker began the hit parade with a triple that was aided by a bobble by right fielder Eric Farris. Dan Butler then lined a shot up the middle to plate the game's first run.
The PawSox player who delivered the game-winning hit that helped clinch the North Division crown came up next, as Justin Henry lined a double into the left-center gap to put two baserunners in scoring position. Swinging at the first pitch, No. 9 hitter Heiker Meneses capped things off with a bloop single to center field that scored both Butler and Henry.
"Meneses had the huge two-out hit – which we haven't really had much of over the last two weeks," DiSarcina said. "He didn't try to do too much. He didn't hit the ball really hard. He found the right part of the bat and the right part of the field, and those are two huge runs."
As for Haeger, he kept the Red Wings at bay through five innings before running into trouble in the sixth. Two singles and a hit by pitch helped load the bases for visitors with no outs. Haeger stayed in to strike out cleanup batter Jeff Clement before DiSarcina opted to hand the game off to the bullpen.
In earned the win, Haeger tossed 5.1 innings of four-hit ball. The knuckleball specialist struck out four and walked three while throwing 57 of his 99 pitches for strikes.
"It wasn't a fantastic day with the knuckleball by any means, but I was able to keep them off balance and change speeds," said Haeger, noting that he mixed in his fair share of fastballs.
Rowland-Smith got the last out in the eighth and retired the first two Red Wings in the ninth. Carter finished the series off by getting a groundball to shortstop. It was Carter's first save of the playoffs after recording 24 saves during the regular season.
While DiSarcina didn't formally announce his rotation for the Durham series, all signs point to prospect Anthony Ranaudo drawing Game 1 honors. Ranaudo pitched the first game of the Rochester series, though was pulled after two innings due a high pitch count.
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"Holy Cow," Uncle Spud muttered in amazement. "Al Gore just won the Nobel Peace Prize. Whoda thunk?"
"The Nobel Peace Prize?" I stammered. "What did Al Gore do to win a Nobel Peace Prize?"
"He made a propaganda film about global warming," Spud said. "The film won an Academy Award; quite a feat for a documentary that has been shown in an English court of law to espouse at least nine significant non-truths. And now the same film has won him the Nobel Peace Prize. Michael Moore must be terribly jealous."
"But I thought the Nobel Peace Prize was supposed to go to people who help prevent wars and promote world peace," I said. "What does Al Gore and global warming have to do with world peace?"
"Well, global warming could lead to ecological instability that might cause worldwide geo-political stresses that sometime in the future might cause conflict between nations."
"And his solution is?" I asked.
"We've got to give up fossil fuels, automobiles, airplanes, mining and heavy industry and go back to a semi-stone age society," Spud said. "It's our only salvation."
"But won't that cause social and political instability that might cause worldwide geo-political stresses that sometime in the future might cause conflict between nations?"
"Perhaps," he said, "but with Al Gore and the green people in charge, we would surely have softer, gentler wars. Without oil and gas to power our ships and planes, we could go back to fighting with rocks and sticks. I think the man deserves the Nobel Peace Prize."
"That's a good point," I agreed.
"And, I think Al Gore should have won the Nobel Prize for Economics, too," Spud said. "Global warming has more to do with economics than world peace. In Al Gore's Chicken-Little world, our only hope is to have a global economy where every farm and factory is controlled by Big Brother's emissions police. And, as you know, to have a one world economy, we must have a one world government. We can't have one without the other. This kind of far-out thinking is Nobel Prize winning stuff."
"Yes," I agreed again. "And why didn't he win the Nobel Prize for Literature as well? His film is based on his book."
"Good point," Spud confessed. "And he could have gotten the prize for medicine, too. His solution to global warming is tough medicine, but he says we've got to swallow it for our own good."
"And why not the prize for chemistry?" I added. "Al Gore is such a charismatic guy. I've heard that he simply charms people with the chemistry of his stage presence. It won him an Academy Award. Surely it's worth a Nobel Prize?"
"Good grief," Spud sputtered. "There are only six categories for Nobel prizes and Al Gore qualifies to win five of them in a single year. This is unprecedented."
"Actually, he should have won all six categories," I said. "I think he should have won the prize for physics, too."
"You mean the science of matter and energy?"
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Recap: What Bill Daly Said On The Radio Earlier
Bill Daly was on Hockey Central at Noon with Darren Millard, Nick Kypreos and Doug MacLean on earlier and said:
- On five-year limits, Daly said that the owners felt like they bought five-year contract limits by walking away from free agency and salary arbitration demands along with the extra $100 million in make whole money.
- Daly says that the players have received a lot of benefits, including a pension, discipline, system flexibility including adding money in trades, salary cap exceptions and removing re-entry waivers, and revenue sharing, that they indicated were important. He adds that there are more restrictions on buyouts and no-trade clauses, reforming training camp, raising the qualities of the visiting team facilities.
- He expects that the players will "overwhelmingly" support the disclaimer of interest
- Doug MacLean asks if the NHL is seriously contemplating shutting down the season over the issues of contract and CBA term, escrow and compliance issues. Daly says "we are prepared to shut down the industry over doing a deal that isn't right for our owners."
- "There are a large number of issues that they want to compile into a small number. Even their small numbers understate how many issues there are"
- The PA proposal of a $67.25 cap that never goes down is "simply unacceptable" to the owners as are buyouts and caps on escrow since that is money outside the system
- On the damage to the NHL, Daly said "it's a crap shoot right now"
- On the 50/50 split, Daly said "until we settle on the financial issues suggesting that we have a 50/50 split is wrong. It is just not accurate."
- Daly says that a buyout isn't something that clubs necessarily want and suggests trades instead as those would bring something of value back to the team.
- On having a date in mind to cancel the season, Daly "As we move toward the end of December we need to look at how many games we can play. We have a general sense of when we need to be playing hockey by and that is mid-January."
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Although Susan Sontag famously argued that "there is no such thing as collective memory," a recent article by Roediger (2009) considers the burgeoning field of collective memory and a number of oral history and other cultural projects are forming to "preserve" such memories.
Memories themselves are tricky and many social psychological studies suggest that we use a sort of "backward reasoning" when we recall memories such that we recreate them in nuanced ways to fit our current life situation. The recall of memories isn't as perfect as say, flipping through a photo album. This was probably Sontag's point, as she argues, "all memory is individual, unreproducible — it dies with the person."
If that is the case then, what are the value of studies aimed at capturing and documenting collective memories? Sontag is again helpful in suggesting that what can be crafted is collective "instruction" and an understanding of what is important to a group. We see this most often in the way iconic images are forever associated with historic events.
A critical reading of colletive memory, however, would suggest that such memories are created often to serve a dominant discourse, such as one of patriotism. The collective memory of one country engaged in a war is bound to differ from the collective memory of the other, and vice versa. Roediger (2009) suggests as much in his recent article for the European Journal of Social Psychology. Roediger, however, approaches the topic from a much more cognitive standpoint and investigates the concept of memories and social "contagion," a word-choice he acknowledges as problematic as it implies the way others can "infect" our memories.
Perhaps the larger issue is how we want to understand collective memories and the function they serve. While the memories may differ from fact, or may be built from fact but interpreted differently, we have to decide if that is the overall point of understanding them or, if the subjective experience of these memories is what is more (or just as) important. Collective remembering, as a task, can serve important coping functions. A recent article explores how this is happening with a memorial for Flight 93. It is also important to consider whose stories are featured in presentations of collective memories. A simple cognitive psychological concept suddenly takes on political implications when we consider this, as shown by such efforts as the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
Roediger (2009). Reflections on intersections between cognitive psychology and social psychology: A personal reflection. European Journal of Social Psychology.
Flight 93 Memorial Visitors Creating 'Collective Memory' in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
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Offense: Playing very small without Bogut. Will spread the floor and run allot of pick and roll action for Brandon Jennings. Have become more of an up-tempo team. Can space the floor very well with good three point shooters opening the lane for Jennings' penetration.
Defense: Play tough man to man. Very small front court of Gooden and Ilyasova. Make up for lack of size with nonstop in your face man to man defense the whole game.
Brandon Jennings; (18.7ppg; 5.5apg; 1.5spg)Ultra quick point guard. Takes over 6 threes a game. Can be a very streaky shooter. Last 5 games avg 22.2 points and 7 assists.
Ersan Ilyasova; (11.6ppg; 8.9rpg)Good shooter who can also slash to the basket on offense. Production and minutes are way up since Bogut went down. Must keep him off the offensive glass. Loves the transition three. Last 5 games avg 18ppg and 11 rpg.
Carlos Delfino; (9.1ppg)Good three point shooter. Will play tough defense on other teams best wing.
Drew Gooden; (14.1ppg; 6.5rpg)Will shoot with range out to three. Starting now. Will play high pick and roll and look for jumpers. Avg 22ppg and 8 rpg in last 5 games.
Tobias Harris; (5.2ppg; 2rpg) Has been seeing more minutes. Up and down rookie season.
Beno Udrih; (5.6ppg; 3.3apg)Good veteran point. Does a good job organizing when coming in to spell Jennings.
Mike Dunleavey(10.7ppg; Looks to shoot it when he gets in the game. Likes to shoot over smaller wings that will be matched up against him.
Jon Leuer; (5ppg; 2.6rpg)Physical big who can shoot with range to 18 feet.
Shaun Livingston; (7.2ppg) Versatile defender can guard all the perimeter positions. Nice mid range game.
Larry Sanders; Big man who is their only real shot blocker. Getting more minutes. Last 5 games 6ppg and 1.6bpg.
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Saturday afternoon at Allen Arena the Lady Bisons beat USC Upstate 3-0, the third straight time they have swept an Atlantic Sun team this week. The Lady Bisons won set one 25-17, set two 25-15 and set three 25-23.
The win streak is a new school record, but Lady Bisons coach Brandon Rosenthal isn't overly concerned about that.
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"It has been a great week for us. We played a lot of tough competition early on. This has been a great way to start the conference schedule."
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"Elly has been working really hard on serving," said Rosenthal. "She has worked on it day after day. She did a tremendous job serving and defensively she came up with some big digs.
"Jenny Brekke started off a little slow, but really got into a rhythm in the third set. I wanted her to get in there and run the offense and get that valuable experience."
For Brekke the day was a long one in many ways. She is from Friendswood, Texas, near Houston. Her family is safe, but the area where she lives took a strong battering from Hurricane Ike.
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Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper is expected to sign into law a bill that would give the U.S. Secret Service "limited" police power while operating in the state of Colorado. The bill, SB 13-013, which has already been passed by both the Colorado House and Senate, has sparked a firestorm of controversy because of fears that the proposed power could be used by Secret Service agents, acting on behalf of the Obama administration, to arrest sheriffs in Colorado who refuse to enforce unconstitutional federal gun controls.
Just such a scenario of federal overreach was expressed by Colorado state Representative Lori Saine, who was quoted on March 29 by World Net Daily exclaiming:
This is insane! In theory if a Secret Service agent is in a county where the sheriff has refused to enforce some of the recent unenforceable gun laws, the agent could [ignore the sheriff entirely and] arrest any individual if he believes the law has been broken....
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Utah Lake is the largest freshwater lake west of the Mississippi. Despite its enormous size, this immense body of water is often overlooked by anglers as they drive past it on their way to their favorite trout pond.
Many trout anglers don't fish Utah Lake because they're unfamiliar with how to fish for warmwater species. Other anglers are concerned about the lake's water quality. The lake is shallow and when the wind kicks up, it stirs up sediment in the water that gives the lake a murky appearance.
Anglers have little to be concerned about, however. The Utah Division of Water Quality has found no evidence that fish in Utah Lake have elevated toxic pollutant levels and the water meets state water-quality standards for recreational use, including swimming and boating.
While walleye, channel catfish and white bass are the main draws at Utah Lake, a growing number of largemouth bass anglers are also learning about the healthy numbers of big "bucketmouths" in the lake. Several panfish, including perch and crappie, also are available to anglers.
The fish in the lake are not only diverse, many of them are also large. During the summer, it's not uncommon to catch several channel catfish that weigh more than five pounds. One angler recently reported catching two catfish that weighed more than 15 pounds each.
Obviously, if an angler wants to catch big fish, they need to use a heavier pound fishing line. One of the most popular techniques for catching catfish or walleye at Utah Lake is to place a large circle-hook through the side of a dead red-sided shiner minnow and fish it along the bottom.
The summer is also one of the best times of year to catch the lake's numerous white bass. Action lures and bait alike can entice the white bass to strike. Anglers can catch as many white bass as they like since there is no limit on the number of white bass that can be caught. (For more information about fishing regulations at Utah Lake, obtain a copy of the 2005 Utah Fishing Proclamation. The proclamation is available from licensed agents and the DWR's Web site at wildlife.utah.gov.)
Largemouth bass anglers are often secretive about Utah Lake. What many anglers don't know is that the lake provides ideal bass habitat. Many bass over five pounds can be caught by casting a bass lure towards the edge of vegetation and retrieving the lure back to your boat.
Although anglers at Utah Lake must release all largemouth and smallmouth bass that are more than 12 inches long, bass anglers love catching these big fish. They're also excited that the water level at the lake is up this year. The higher water has submerged more vegetation, providing the bass with more cover and increasing the chances that bass fishing will be even better throughout the year.
"Trout anglers should know that most of the warmwater species in Utah Lake are extremely tasty because of their white, flaky meat and the lack of bones in the filets," says Scott Root, Central Region conservation outreach manager for the Division of Wildlife Resources.
"I'm a recent convert to fishing for warmwater species of fish," Root says. "I enjoy fishing at Utah Lake after catching trout at another fishery because my family enjoys having a selection of different fish filets at dinner. It's great to have a variety of breaded or grilled catfish, walleye and bass fillets to accompany our trout fillets. We've also incorporated more fish into our diet because fish is low in fat and provides many health benefits."
In addition to its fishing, Utah Lake has many updated and renovated facilities that are drawing crowds and acclaim. Most of the facilities around the lake have been improved in recent years.
Utah Lake State Park, five miles west of I-15's Provo Center Street exit, has been renovated. A new visitor center is the highlight of the new facilities. The visitor center includes informative displays that cover several topics, including the area's history and the endangered June sucker, which is found only in Utah Lake and nowhere else in the world. Improved camping facilities, bathrooms, a newly constructed jetty (to improve the state park harbor and reduce sediment), a fish cleaning station, pavilions, the adjacent Provo River paved running trail and other improvements make the state park a perfect vacation spot.
Lincoln Beach, located on the south end of the lake, also has been improved. The Division of Wildlife Resources, in cooperation with Utah County, excavated the marina and access channel and built a new concrete boat ramp, courtesy docks, public restrooms and a fish cleaning station.
Two additional boat harbors - the Lindon Boat Harbor on the east side of the lake and the City of Saratoga Spring Marina on the west side - also have been improved with similar facilities. The DWR provided more than $600,000 to the Lincoln Beach, Lindon Harbor and Saratoga Springs improvement efforts.
The color of Utah Lake's water ranges from sky blue to a beautiful shade of emerald green. With the right lighting, and mountain ranges such as Mount Timpanogos in the background, Utah Lake presents breathtaking scenes that attract landscape painters and photographers alike.
In addition, the habitat at Utah Lake attracts numerous species of wildlife, including hundreds of bird species, making it one of the state's best birding spots. Its excellent scenery, fishing, facilities and wildlife make Utah Lake a perfect place to discover!
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