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When literature student Anastasia Steele goes to interview young entrepreneur Christian Grey, she encounters a man who is beautiful, brilliant, and intimidating. The unworldly, innocent Ana is startled to realize she wants this man and, despite his enigmatic reserve, finds she is desperate to get close to him. Unable to resist Ana's quiet beauty, wit, and independent spirit, Grey admits he wants her, too—but on his own terms.
Shocked yet thrilled by Grey's singular erotic tastes, Ana hesitates. For all the trappings of success—his multinational businesses, his vast wealth, his loving family—Grey is a man tormented by demons and consumed by the need to control. When the couple embarks on a daring, passionately physical affair, Ana discovers Christian Grey's secrets and explores her own dark desires.
Erotic, amusing, and deeply moving, the Fifty Shades Trilogy is a tale that will obsess you, possess you, and stay with you forever.
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Daunted by the singular tastes and dark secrets of the beautiful, tormented young entrepreneur Christian Grey, Anastasia Steele has broken off their relationship to start a new career with a Seattle publishing house.
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When unworldly student Anastasia Steele first encountered the driven and dazzling young entrepreneur Christian Grey it sparked a sensual affair that changed both of their lives irrevocably. Shocked, intrigued, and, ultimately, repelled by Christian's singular erotic tastes, Ana demands a deeper commitment. Determined to keep her, Christian agrees.
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Despite being in the Navy and deploying overseas sometime in the forceable future, I have decided to join the Amish Mafia. Imagine Bosun Mates and you'd get a feel for how the Amish Mafia behaves. These guys are tough, but a righteous tough:
Because the Amish Mafia doesn't have direct dealing with the church, they do not have to operate within its jurisdiction.
They use cell phones, drive Cadillac SUVs, and tote guns to carry out what they believe is the law.
Jolin, a Mennonite, is described as 'military foot soldier' in the pilot episode, set to air December 12. Many Amish sects are wary of 'English' laws, and will not report crimes to recognized authority figures.
That leaves it to Levi and his cronies to seek justice for the meek and the mild.
The Mennonite division is slightly less strict than many Amish sects, which the show says allows him to do Levi's 'dirty work.'
In addition, Levi and his three mafia members – John, Jolin, and Alvin – cannot be punished by church elders. Their philosophy is an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth.
In the case of a woman whose buggy was destroyed by a reckless driver, Jolin took the matter into his own hands. He tracked the man who hit the Amish woman's buggy and fired a single shot through the empty car's window.
The owner was unharmed, but the message was clear.
Another time, Levi sent John and Jolin to stake out the house of a married Amish woman who was believed to have had an affair.
The man was trying to extort the married woman to have sex with him, because her own husband had left her, causing financial struggle.
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Not to be missed was the the utterly mesmerising (and highly entertaining) Stephen Jones 'in conversation' with Maitre Mower. I'm quite sure you are well acquainted with the man who truly is the Milliner King of this day and age, but here's a quick recap for those of you suffering from fashion amnesia: always the creative soul, it was almost by accident that Stephen discovered that he had the hat factor, while enrolled at St Martins Central in the 70s. After a couple of years creating headdresses for friends and family (never forgetting to keep his own head crowned), he finally opened his own millinery salon in Covent Garden. His client list immediately upgraded to princesses and popstars: from Lady Di to Boy George, including every stylish woman in town, all coveted a fragment of the individuality and charisma that his unique creations would procure.
Back to the present, where Stephen continues to seduce the A-list crowd with his edgy, exquisite pieces; he has also worked with every designer worth mentioning: John Galliano in the Dior days, Vivienne Westwood, Jean-Paul Gaultier... You name it. And did he not completely steal Marc Jacobs's thunder during the fall show with his Edwardian-inspired "Pimp-meets-mad-hatter" headgear? The magician milliner's genius lies, as Vogue Hamish Bowles puts it, in his ability to enhance the mystery, allure, and wit of the wearer. And above all else, he makes hats accessible and desirable in an era in which they might otherwise have started to gather dust.
And though you will be forgiven for not adding a Marc Jacobs topper to your fall wishlist, the fact of the matter is hats are happening, whether you like it or not. They are everywhere, in every shape and form. Be it fedoras (colourful at Gucci; masculine at Giorgio Armani), beanies (veiled at Jil Sander; sporty at Victoria Beckham - woops, I mean here), or caps (peaked at Burberry; leather at House of Holland), it looks like hats are going to be the frosting on every outfit this season.
So how does one become a hat girl? Stephen, speak up please! For we need to address the myth that hats only suit others. How much wearable headgear have we tossed aside over the years, disheartened by our reflection in the mirror?
Just as a pair of killer heels will influence the way a woman emotes, hats have the same power. When she puts on a hat, a woman's very persona changes, both physically and internally. In a way, this can be quite intimidating. But according to Stephen, being a little scared is normal. The real question is are you going to overcome your fear. The modern-day hat-maker encourages us to tame a new friend by getting to know it properly. "Wear it around the house, he says, learn to understand and embrace how it makes you feel".
So that's just what I did. It was when I became so comfortable that I almost wore the hat to bed that I decided I was ready for the street. And if after this long-winded epistle you tell me that you too crush the beanie but, well, it's just not for you, I will eat my (beloved) hat. AMEN.


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Corey Perrine/Staff FGCU's Guard Bernard Thompson is seen in portrait Nov. 1, 2013 at Alico Arena in Estero. The 6-foot 3-inch Conyers, Ga. native is adorned with several tattoos. On his right arm reads, "This is my life." The AND1 basketball logo of a player holding a ball is seen as centerpiece around the words. "I have to because this is what I like to do, something I hope to do for a living," Thompson said. On his right bicep reads, "Katrina." -- his mother. The words are seen with rays of sunshine, "Because she always called me her little sunshine." On his right shoulder is the Swahili symbol for fear God. Across his collar bone/top chest area reads, "Live Strong." "Live life to the fullest, don't take life for granted because it can be taken whenever," Thompson said. On his left shoulder is the Eye of Ra, from Egyptian mythology, or all seeing eye for power and protection. On his left bicep is his older sister's name Natasha with a heart. "She helped raise me because my mom had to work a lot," Thompson said. "She's one of the two women influences in my life."
Corey Perrine/Staff FGCU's Guard Jamail Jones is seen in portrait Nov. 1, 2013 at Alico Arena in Estero. The 6-foot 6-inch Atlanta, Ga. native is adorned with tattoos on each arm. His right arm is in tribute to his grandma that reads, "In memory of Lillian." Also is the Old Testament verse from Isaiah 40:31. "We were pretty close, she died when I was in high school," Jones said. "I always said I'd dedicate my first tattoo to her." The left arm is about family that reads, "We all we got." In the middle of his shoulder is a large cross and a tribute to the his two older brothers. "We were all so close growing up, been through so much, it was like we were a chain, all so close."
Corey Perrine/Staff FGCU's Point Guard Brett Comer is seen in portrait Nov. 1, 2013 at Alico Arena in Estero. The 6-foot 3-inch Winter Park native is adorned with tattoos on his right arm. A prominent poem that he wrote reads, "Happiness is not something ready made It comes from your own actions. You may not control all the events that happnen to you, but you can decide not to be reduced by them. Love never hate, Forgive but never forget. Live the life you've dreamed to the fullest. â" Pursuit of Happiness" Comer said the poem was written Feb. 2012 and wanted it on there to keep positive. "When my dad passed away it helped with closure. We were really close." Which leads to the next tattoo inside his bicep that reads RIP Troy Comer 10/7/63 1/29/10. Troy passed away from lung cancer.
Corey Perrine/Staff FGCU's Guard Julian DeBose is seen in portrait Nov. 1, 2013 at Alico Arena in Estero. The 6-foot 4-inch Washington D.C. native transferred from Rice University in Houston, Texas this year and will be eligible to play for two years beginning next season. On his right shoulder he is adorned with a tattoo of God's hands handing a basketball shaped world to DeBose. "I see basketball as a vehicle in life," he said. On his right tricep are wings which represent faith. "I wanted a set of wings, the wings of faith," DeBose said. "Because you take a leap of faith every day." On his right pectoral is the phrase of today, YOLO. You only live once. "Everyone gives me flack for that one because it's a faddish word." DeBose said. "But I tell them it's not for them, it's for me."
Corey Perrine/Staff FGCU's Forward Marcus Blake is seen in portrait Nov. 1, 2013 at Alico Arena in Estero. The 6-foot 7-inch Miramar native is adorned with a small simple tattoo on his left wrist: Tonya (his mother). "I have it for her because she is my strength and my support," Blake said, "She's been with me through everything my whole life, it's something I can look down at as a reminder."
Corey Perrine/Staff FGCU's Point Guard Dajuan Graf is seen in portrait Nov. 1, 2013 at Alico Arena in Estero. The 6-foot Charlotte, N.C. native is arguably the most inked on the team. On his chest is a dove and a message that says "God is my strength." "I'm a religious person, he is my strength. People kept asking, 'When are you gonna get your chest done?' So at the end of 2012 I got this." On his right arm, Shoulder to forearm, reads, "King of the court," with a basketball in the clouds. "Save a place for me" with prayer hands as referring to heaven. And finally Queen City, the city skyline of Charlotte, N.C. where he's from. On his left arm reads, "Let us not love in word or speech but in truth and action." Further down is in tribute to best friend who passed in June 2012 which reads, "R.I.P. Jaquantus" He was a teammate who passed after an A.A.U. Tournament in his sleep from heart failure. "Two weeks later I got this tattoo." Further down reads, "I shall fear no evil" depicted at the base of the Sacred Heart of Christ image. On the inner left forearm is in tribute to his grandma R.I.P. Renate 4-12-55, 1-21-05.


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The Central Intelligence Agency was intimately involved with the federal government's infamous "Operation Fast and Furious" scheme to send American weapons to Mexican drug cartels while simultaneously working with other agencies allowing narcotics to be shipped over the border, according to a series of explosive reports.
Citing an unnamed CIA source, a Washington Times article theorizes that U.S. officials were actively aiding organizations such as the Sinaloa cartel with guns and immunity in an effort to stymie Los Zetas. That's because, according to the piece, the powerful and brutal criminal Zetas syndicate has the potential to overthrow the government of Mexico — and might be planning to do so.
Apparently the secretive U.S. intelligence agency also played a key role in creating and using the American government's gun-running program to arm certain criminal organizations.
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For up-to-date storm information from BGE please visit the BGE.com Newsroom.
Baltimore – Baltimore Gas and Electric Company (BGE) today announced that it remains committed to completing the restoration of approximately 700 customers still without electricity following Hurricane Sandy. With the vast majority of main lines repaired, the company is continuing to focus efforts on the smaller lines that serve homes and businesses. Going forward, BGE will conduct inspections in order to ensure the integrity and overall reliability of the electric system. Among other things, BGE will address trees damaged by this destructive weather system and that could cause future outages.
"BGE is approaching full restoration of electric service to its customers following Hurricane Sandy and remains confident that the vast majority of customers will be restored tonight," said Jeannette M. Mills, vice president and chief customer officer for BGE. "While some scattered outages may continue into the weekend in areas that have sustained significant damage, we're also experiencing new outages unrelated to Hurricane Sandy. While we will continue to work diligently to restore all of our customers, priority will be given to the larger customer outages and customers who have been without power the longest. If you are experiencing a new outage, or see a downed wire, please call 877-778-2222 to report it."
BGE's tremendous progress could not be possible without the more than 5,600 employees, contractors and out-of-state linemen, tree personnel and support staff, who committed their time and efforts to restoring service as quickly and safely as possible. BGE thanks the more than 1,900 out-of-state and contract linemen, tree personnel and support staff who traveled from Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Minnesota, New Mexico, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Texas and aided our restoration efforts. BGE's sister utility, ComEd, an Exelon company based in Chicago, has also provided support to the company's preparation and restoration efforts.
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More than 13,000 Austin city employees have the opportunity to use the car2go smart vehicles not only for business but also for private use. Billing is handled with the same degree of simplicity and flexibility as every aspect of car2go – the rates are all-inclusive: fuel, maintenance, insurance, miles and parking. A car2go service team on the ground will handle daily maintenance of the vehicles. Read more about this great car2go car-sharing program.


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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate community editor
A request to extend the city's redevelopment area in downtown Price by five years was voted down last year at a meeting of local stake holders. But a second request for an extension before the redevelopment area expires early next year will have a hearing in the immediate future.
Last Tuesday, the Price River Water District received a request from the agency's representative to that meeting, Dave Anderson, to denote how the board wanted to vote on the issue.
Ever since last year's decision in the matter, discussion about the extension has gone on between Price officials and the various groups that voted on the proposal.
The use of redevelopment areas is a common occurrence in many cities
The local city currently has two redevelopment areas, one in downtown Price and one in east Price.
Redevelopment areas usually have a set lifespan in which property taxes paid at the location are granted from all the taxing agencies to the redevelopment fund.
The redevelopment agency money is awarded to businesses within the area for improvements or to help new businesses to open.
In the matter of the downtown Price redevelopment area, a number of local taxing agencies are involved and approved the original decision in 1980.
A redevelopment agency generally has a life of 25 years and Price's designation on the downtown area expires in May of next year.
The taxing agencies included in the area are Price city, Carbon County, Carbon School District, Carbon Water Conservancy District, the state school board and PRWID.
If Price's redevelopment agency is extended with full or partial tax assessment, the entities will have money taken from the tax receipts for the years in question.
At the meeting on Tuesday, the board was advised that PRWID has four choices concerning the decision.
The members could vote to deny the city's request, vote to fund the extension at 100 percent, vote to fund it at 75 percent or support the redevelopment agency in terms of extending the area, but withhold PRWID's portion of the tax revenues.
Because extending the area by five years is treading on new ground, Price recently attempted to get a legal opinion on the situation from the Utah Attorney General's office. However, the city was told there would be no opinion issued.
"They basically told us that we should form out own opinion locally," said Nick Tatton, community administrator for Price, Monday morning in a phone interview.
Consequently, the extension decision is up to the local taxing entities.
"I am sure that neither the school district nor the conservancy district will support the extension," pointed PRWID board member Tom Matthews.
Board member and Wellington Mayor Karl Houskeeper had another problem with extending the redevelopment agency's lifespan.
"Later in this meeting, we are going to be considering raising taxes for the district, yet here we are thinking about sacrificing some of what we collect to this," said Houskeeper. "My problem is that I have feelings both ways on this."
The PRWID staff presented the costs to the water improvement district should the board members support the funding options.
At 100 percent, the cost to PRWID during the five-year period would be $35,217. Funding Price's redevelopment area at 75 percent would cost $26,413.
Matthews made a motion for the board to support the Price redevelopment district, but to give the agency no funding.
All of the PRWID board members in attendance at the meeting voted to pass Matthews' motion, except Betty Wheeler, Price city's representative on the panel. Board member Keith Cox was not present at last Tuesday's meeting.
In a second matter dealing with money, assistant PRWID manager Jeff Richens presented the board with the water improvement district staff's study on billing discrepancies involving Wellington city.
"We have now resolved the billing problems that we had with Wellington and I have spoken with their city manager about it," stated Richens. "The billings in question have been taken care of."
However, Richens indicated that Wellington city still owes a balance of $195,613.56 to PRWID.
The money is owed for water and sewer services the district has provided to the city for the last eight months.
Of the total, Wellington owes $91,018 for water and $104,595.56 for sewer services.
"I am wondering - are these being paid down?" asked Helper's representative to the board, Tony Gonzales.
"We have had payments - some have been minimal," replied Richens. "The payments have not been keeping pace. But what are we going to do? I have neither a stick nor a carrot to collect this money."
The board then turned to Housekeeper to explain the situation his city is in and he said that they are working on it and that they will be catching up with money from the general fund. However, he also said that it's "not going to happen tomorrow" either.
But not all the members of the board were satisfied with that answer.
"I would like to see Wellington come up with some kind of payment plan to show how they are going to catch up," said Matthews.
Gonzales was the most critical of the board members about the situation, expressing his empathy with Wellington's situation, but also saying that he felt things needed to be equal too.
"We had to buy water from PRWID this last year (because of a failed water supply line the city had to replace)," he stated. "But we had to pay our bill. I don't think this situation is fair for other entities."
According to the staff the last payment on the account was made in November and that served to bring March 2004 current.


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A previous post of mine on Social Psychology Eye (June 22, 2009) about Christiano Ronaldo, argued that he was not just a footballing superstar, but like David Beckham, a commercial 'brand' advertising and marketing the likes of Emporio Armani or his own CR7 products. I argued that the Ronaldo 'brand' and avant-garde image allowed heterosexual men to engage with 'metrosexual' fashion and grooming products. However, one of the problems I signposted with the Ronaldo 'brand' (and others) was the open invitation of a homoerotic gaze. That is, men visually enjoying other men's semi-naked bodies. It is argued this has (Simpson, 2004: 2):
…"queered" all the codes of official masculinity of the last hundred years or so: It's passive where it should be active, desired where it should be desiring, looked at where it should be always looking.
This so called 'queering' of the male gaze unsettles traditional heteronormative hegemonic masculinity (Connell, 1995) in opening up a space for questions over gender and sexuality identity to be raised. Marketers are acutely aware of this tension and the imperative of disavowing homosexuality and promoting gender difference in order to allow men to enjoy images of other men (Edwards, 2003).
Ulrich Beck's (1997) provides a useful framework for understanding how marketers deal with the undermining of traditional heteronormative hegemonic masculine scripts. Where the potential for uncertainty arises (e.g. other men's semi-naked bodies and advertising feminised products), marketers attempt to construct certainty by dismissing alternative forms of sexuality altogether or by rendering consumption unproblematic. In other words they 'construct certitude' in order to 'attempt to replace questioning and doubt with more certain frames of reference' (Jackson et al., 2001: 129). One of the more prominent ways in which this is achieved is by photographing men with women in order to signpost heterosexuality. The way this is achieved in the photographs of Ronaldo advertising Emporio Armani's summer 2010 underwear collection (above) is by reference to a masculine marker e.g. sporting and muscular poses, and by omitting direct eye contact with male viewers.
Emporio Armani's summer 2010 underwear collection for men
Cristiano Ronaldo: The Brand
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The economic outlook for EU industry has significantly deteriorated in recent months. After a very fast initial recovery from the economic crisis, manufacturing output has stabilised and even fallen back over recent months. Business confidence has declined, but still remains broadly at its long-term average. Continued high energy prices, fiscal consolidation and persistent difficulties in access to finance continue to adversely affect the dynamics of the recovery. Uncertainties about the prospects for the European economy in the light of the euro area debt crisis have negatively affected investment, whilst firms have trimmed output to avoid inventory accumulation. Output in the construction sector remains close to its cyclical trough: a limited recovery in civil engineering works (roads and bridges etc.) has been offset by continued weakness in house building.
In the last three months to November 2011, manufacturing production was some 1% higher than a year ago, but also 1% below the level registered in the preceding three months. Manufacturing output is still 13% higher than its trough in early 2009 and some 9% below its former peak in early 2008. Output has surpassed its earlier peak in pharmaceuticals, other transport equipment, beverages and food. However, most of the sectors are again declining with the biggest contractions in production occurring in textiles, furniture, leather, printing and computer industries. Recent data and forecasts for services, including tourism, remain positive, but their performance will depend on the general economic situation.
Extra-EU exports have already recovered their previous peak and although they have stabilised in recent months they continue to support demand in industry. Growth in intra-EU trade, internal demand and private consumption continue to be subdued and lag behind, reflecting slower overall output growth in Europe as compared to the rest of the world, particularly emerging Asia.
Data on manufacturing employment in the third quarter of 2011 shows that number of persons employed remained broadly stable. The overall manufacturing jobs have shrunk by some 11% compared to their cyclical peak in 2008. The unemployment rate, on the other hand, remained stable in November at a record high level, but the situation is differs greatly between countries. Deteriorating employment expectations suggest little room for further improvement.


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By KEVIN SCANNELLSun Advocate sports reporter
Trailing by four points going into halftime, the Carbon High boys basketball team was playing like a car going up a hill. They kept things close against Union High but were just in need of a boost of momentum to get over the top.
The Dinos got an earful at halftime from head coach Jeff Cisneros who implored the team to take control of the game by playing aggressive defense and getting out on the fast break on offense.
Carbon High responded with a 33-point outburst in the third quarter that turned a four point deficit into an 11-point lead at the end of the quarter on their way to a 71-58 win in their home opener on Tuesday night at the Carbon High Gymnasium.
"We were just playing flat in the first half, moving our feet slow on defense," Cisneros said after the game. "We came out in the second half shooting the ball really well by getting out and running down the court on offense."
The Dinos struggled at times during the first half not getting good, clean shots to the basket while Union High used their height advantage down low to build a lead through much of the half.
Carbon gained a little momentum going into the half cutting the Union High lead from eight to four points thanks to baskets from seniors Bryce Blackburn, Jordan Blanc and Dakota Cisneros.
The Dinos wasted no time in getting out on the fast break to start the third quarter. In a three minute span, the Dinos went from being down four to leading 41-36 with over 5:30 left in the third quarter.
"We just want to go out and run, hit our outside shots and be aggressive on offense and defense," said Blanc.
Once Carbon grabbed a hold of the lead they never relented as they used a barrage of six three-pointers from Blackburn, Blanc and Cisneros that saw Carbon outscore Union 33-18 in the quarter.
The Dinos combined to hit nine three-pointers in the game, including three each from Blackburn, Blanc and Cisneros.
Blackburn, a senior guard who came off the bench much of last season, led the Dinos with a team-high 22 points.
"Bryce had a really good game for us on offense and he played good aggressive defense getting steals to lead the fast break," Cisneros said.
He led an offensive attack that saw two other players finish in double figures in scoring including Blanc (19) and Cisneros (12).
While Union had a height advantage in the frontcourt, Cisneros said the Dinos will likely face that problem all season long. But what the Dinos lack in height, they will make up for it by using their speed and playing defense.
"There will always be a difference in size for us, but getting out and running down the court can help change the game in our favor," Cisneros explained.
While the Dinos will face a number of challenges this season, Blanc feels the continuity of the team will help carry them through a tough schedule.
"Many of us have played together for many years which has helped our team chemistry be even better this year than last year," he said.
Next up for the Dinos (1-1) will be the Bear River Classic tournament in Tremonton this weekend. The Dinos will play three games in three days including against host Bear River, 5A school Northridge and Wasatch.
Cisneros said the win was a good way for the Dinos to get themselves ready for the tournament.
"We're excited about playing good teams at the tournament," said Cisneros.


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Mining of coal panels near the Grassy Trail Reservoir in Sunnyside has resulted in continuous monitoring of the lake's dam and surrounding areas by mine officials and the University of Utah.
East Carbon Mayor Orlando LaFontaine stated that he and Sunnyside Mayor Bruce Andrews met with the water resources board recently to discuss small landslides, seismic activity and the position of the reservoir's dam.
"The reservoir is currently being monitored by the University of Utah's seismological center and several other organizations," said LaFontaine. "We don't want to start public panic, but we do want to insure the integrity and safety of our dam."
Staff at the University of Utah's Seismological Center confirmed that they have equipment in the area and are monitoring seismic activity.
LaFontaine reported that a slide above the reservoir and possible collapses underneath have apparently pushed the dam as much as three inches up and out.
"Something I want to make clear is that movement has occurred at the dam before and is normal. So there is no reason to get alarmed. But we are taking every precaution and investigating everything," said LaFontaine.
Andrews shared similar sentiments concerning the monitoring.
"We met with the crews from Westridge mine last November and they agreed to continue monitoring the site for another year," said Andrews.
Westridge mine is a co-owned by UtahAmerican Energy and the coal production facility is located northwest of Utah State Road 123.
According to the Sunnyside mayor, Westridge began watching the area as soon as the company started mining the number seven panel.
The panel was located close to the reservoir and reportedly created a cause for some concern from the Utah Division of Oil, Gas and Mining.
DOGM was also in attendance at the water resources board meeting.
According to Sunnyside and East Carbon officials, Westridge has plans to mine near the reservoir again toward the end of the company's contract in 2012.
Officials challenge the company's plan.
"This is the way I look at it - I don't believe they should be able to mine anywhere near that dam or body of water," said East Carbon Councilmember David Maggio. "Just like Deer Creek was told to stay nearly a mile away from Joe's Valley, I would like to see them have a barrier they cannot cross."
Maggio contended that the Grassy Trail Reservoir is the only source East Carbon and Sunnyside have for culinary water and should be protected.
"What scares me is this - they keep monitoring," said Maggio. "Well, even if they had been monitoring in Louisiana when Katrina hit, the monitors would have been washed away with the people. It is just not acceptable for them to get that close to our reservoir. It is the only water we have."
Andrews does not believe the Westridge operation will get to the panels the company has planned to mine near the site in the future.
"The panels we are talking about are under nearly 3,000 feet of cover. I don't believe they will ever be mined," pointed out the Sunnyside mayor.
The East Carbon and Sunnyside mayors stressed the fact that movement at locations along the area around the lake is normal and there is no reason for local residents to be alarmed.
However, the mayors also stressed that the continued monitoring and the placement of a barrier defining how close Westridge can get to the water storage reservoir is something they are interested in seeing happen.
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Clearly the FSM Himself is well pleased with our efforts, because he has nudged Harper Collins to publish the Gospel in Australia.
Pastafarians, if you see the Gospel in your local bookshop in the Wide Brown Land, visit the FSM Australia blog and leave us a comment: http://noodlynation.blogspot.com/.
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HOLLAND, Mich. (WZZM) -- The newly chosen leader of Hope College says he's looking forward to helping students to meld academics with their faith.
Hope's trustees voted unanimously Monday to name Dr. John Knapp as the Holland college's 12th president. He started his career in the business world before turning to education.
Knapp comes to Hope from Samford University in Birmingham, Alabama where he founded a center for ethics and leadership. Knapp takes over as president July 1, 2013, upon the retirement of out-going leader James Bultman.
Below is a release from Hope College:
Dr. John C. Knapp, who is the founding director of the Frances Marlin Mann Center for Ethics and Leadership at Samford University in Birmingham, Ala., has been named the next president of Hope College.
Knapp, whose leadership experience includes higher education and business, and whose scholarship includes multiple books and articles on leadership ethics, issues in higher education, and the intersection of faith and work, was elected unanimously the 12th president of Hope by the college's Board of Trustees on Monday, March 25. He will assume office on Monday, July 1.
Mary Bauman, chairperson of the Board of Trustees, noted that Knapp is ideally qualified to build on the strengths already present at Hope, a heritage enhanced most recently under the leadership of President James Bultman, who will be retiring at the end of the school year after serving since 1999.
"We are thankful for the outstanding contributions of President Bultman and we believe that Dr. Knapp will build on that incredible legacy," Bauman said. "Dr. Knapp is the right leader for Hope College at this time in her history. Never before has it been more important to equip our students for lives of leadership and service in a global society."
"Dr. Knapp's scholarship and experience in helping Christians understand how to bridge their faith to their work and daily lives is a critical element of successfully moving toward achievement of Hope's mission," she said. "Dr. Knapp is well known by, and has an excellent reputation with, leaders in Christian higher education across the globe and we are confident that will only enhance Hope's efforts to become a destination institution for students and faculty who value an excellent academic program in the context of the historic Christian faith."
Knapp's enthusiasm for coming to Hope stems from his lifelong interest in integrating a Christian ethical perspective into the education of young people, a focus he's pursued for the past two decades, most recently at Samford and previously at Georgia State University. He noted that he is excited to have the opportunity to serve as president at a college that he feels offers students the strongest combination of academic excellence and Christian character in the nation.
"In our complex global society where change seems to be the one constant, an educated person must know how to learn, think critically, take multiple perspectives and apply new knowledge," he said. "A Christian liberal arts education adds substantial value by helping students grapple with the greatest questions facing them and their world."
"Hope College is exceptional in melding the highest standards of academic rigor with a solid foundation in the Christian faith," Knapp said. "By doing so in a uniquely inviting and ecumenical culture, Hope delivers an undergraduate experience that is second to none in Christian higher education."
He said that he is particularly looking forward to working closely with the college's faculty and staff and the extended Hope constituency to continue to create an even stronger Hope in the years ahead.
"Hope College is unusually well positioned to flourish in the next decade, and that is due to the outstanding work of Jim Bultman, the Board and the college faculty and staff," Knapp said. "Under President Bultman's leadership, Hope has developed across-the-board strength, from academic programs to first-rate facilities, financial stability, and enrollment success -- all at a time when many independent colleges are struggling."
"We have the opportunity to leverage that strength to lift the college to new heights as we begin the next chapter," he said. "We also have the potential to claim the even greater national reputation that the college has already earned."
Knapp has directed Samford's Frances Marlin Mann Center for Ethics and Leadership since 2008, serving concurrently as the University Professor and Mann Family Professor of Ethics and Leadership. Located in the Office of the Provost, the university-wide center promotes student development through academic and co-curricular programming, and supports teaching and scholarship in the schools of the arts, arts and sciences, business, divinity, education, law, nursing and pharmacy. It also serves as a valued resource to the professional community.
Samford University, like Hope, is a private, co-educational Christian institution. The university's overall enrollment in the fall of 2012 was 4,758, including 2,965 undergraduates and 1,793 graduate students. Hope's enrollment this year is 3,343 students.
Before joining Samford, Dr. Knapp was professor and director of the Center for Ethics and Corporate Responsibility at Georgia State University's J. Mack Robinson College of Business, which enrolls approximately 9,000 students. The center was established under his leadership in 1993 (as The Southern Institute for Business and Professional Ethics) and grew to become a leading educational resource for leaders seeking to strengthen ethics and integrity in organizations. The programs he led during this period were attended by more than 20,000 executives and managers from hundreds of corporations, governmental agencies, non-profits and professional firms.
Internationally known as a speaker and seminar leader for professional organizations, he contributes to public understanding of ethics through frequent interviews with such media as "The New York Times," "BusinessWeek," "Sports Illustrated," "Entrepreneur," National Public Radio, "Financial Week" and Bloomberg News Service. In 2003 he was appointed by the Governor of Georgia to develop principles of ethical governance and lead training sessions for gubernatorial appointees, including the boards and senior officers of more than 50 state agencies.
Knapp frequently speaks to public and university audiences about the moral purposes of higher education, and recently has been invited to speak in Egypt, England, Lebanon, North Korea, South Africa and Switzerland. He has directed several retreats for college and university presidents, including The Oxford Conclave, held regularly at England's University of Oxford, and the Stellenbosch Seboka on Higher Education and Ethical Leadership, a gathering of university leaders from throughout Southern Africa.
His books include "For the Common Good: The Ethics of Leadership in the 21st Century" (Praeger, 2007); "Leaders on Ethics: Real-World Perspectives on Today's Business Challenges" (Praeger, 2007); and "The Business of Higher Education" (ABC-CLIO, 2009), three volumes examining how universities cope with pressures to strengthen accountability and efficiency. His newest book is "How the Church Fails Businesspeople (and What Can Be Done about It)" (Eerdmans, 2011), a practical study of the relationship of faith and work. He is currently working on another book, "Ghostwriting and the Ethics of Authenticity," which has been accepted for publication by Palgrave Macmillan.
Knapp's scholarly work was recognized in 2009 when he was named a fellow of the Caux Round Table; in 2007 with his induction into the Martin Luther King Jr. International Collegium of Scholars at Morehouse College; in 2001 with the Georgia Governor's Award in the Humanities; and in 1995 with Columbia Theological Seminary's Florrie Wilkes Sanders Prize in Theology. He has been an adjunct Professor of Ethics at Columbia Theological Seminary, teaching courses in the doctoral program, and earlier was Senior Scholar and Professor of Ethical Leadership at Kennesaw State University.
He is a charter member of the board of Clemson University's Robert J. Rutland Institute for Ethics, home of the International Center for Academic Integrity, and has served on the boards of Alabama Humanities Foundation; Georgia Humanities Council; Georgia Foundation for Independent Colleges; Society for Human Resources Management, Atlanta; Public Relations Society of America, Georgia; Georgia State University Foundation; and Atlanta Convention and Visitors Bureau, among other organizations.
Earlier, he had a successful career in business, gaining extensive management experience for more than a decade as president of a corporate communication firm. During this time, "Atlanta Business Chronicle" twice recognized him as the region's leading crisis management consultant; "Business Atlanta" (now "Georgia Trend") selected him for its list of the "40 Under 40" most successful young executives; and Outstanding Atlanta Foundation named him one of the "Ten Outstanding Young People of Atlanta." As a consultant he has helped leading corporations, professional firms, universities, governmental agencies and medical providers address a wide range of sensitive issues, including product safety, work-force reductions, sexual harassment, racial discrimination, overseas labor policies, environmental impact, worker safety, executive misconduct and workplace violence.
Knapp earned the Doctor of Philosophy degree, in theology and religious studies, in 1999 at the University of Wales, United Kingdom, where he was an Honorary Visiting Lecturer. He completed the Master of Arts, with distinction, in theological studies in 1995 at Columbia Theological Seminary. He completed the Bachelor of Science in urban life with a concentration in communication in 1981 at Georgia State University, where he was elected president of the student body.
He was raised in the Presbyterian tradition and is an ordained elder in the Presbyterian Church (USA). He and his wife, Kelly, have five children: Amanda (24), Tracy (22), Charlie (20), Mary (17) and Ronnie (14).
Knapp was chosen through a nation-wide search process that began in the summer of 2011. The college was assisted in identifying and researching candidates by CarterBaldwin Executive Search, based in Atlanta, Ga.
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Cindy Sherman, whose 35-year career will be the subject of a major retrospective at Museum of Modern Art, is nothing like the characters she portrays as in her self-portrait photography. MORE
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Photography in Cuba: It's Not Easy
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August 5, 2015, Wednesday
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June 12, 2015, Friday
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May 1, 2015, Friday
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Smaller historical institutions are reframing their core holdings to engage newer, younger audiences.
March 19, 2015, Thursday
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What's On This Week Around the World
A restaurateur's art show in Beijing, a performance of Verdi's Requiem in Mumbai and an underground festival in London are in this week's lineup of international art events.
February 6, 2015, Friday
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Cindy Sherman's 'Untitled Film Stills' Go to Auction
Christie's will auction 21 of Cindy Sherman's "Untitled Film Stills" in a single lot next month, and those photographs are expected to sell for $6 million to $9 million.
October 17, 2014, Friday
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A stop-motion animation consisting of 156 wigs shot in the artist's New York City studio.
August 21, 2014, Thursday
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After Hours | A Family-Style Fete to Honor Robert Longo
Since the night was hosted by the arts space the Kitchen, some of the guests, including Longo, Tunde Adebimpe of TV on the Radio and Monica Lewinsky, revealed secrets about their own kitchens.
May 23, 2014, Friday
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"James Franco: New Film Stills," at Pace Gallery, restages Cindy Sherman's "Untitled Film Stills."
April 23, 2014, Wednesday
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POTSDAM Families were still finishing off their Thanksgiving leftovers the last time the Clarkson University mens hockey team went on a real road trip.
Clarkson (4-12-6 overall, 3-5-2 ECAC Hockey) will make its first long bus ride since the last weekend of November when it travels to face Harvard and Dartmouth this weekend, beginning with a game at 7 tonight against the Crimson in Boston.
Were excited, Clarkson coach Casey Jones said. Guys like getting on the road. Its good camaraderie for the team. Well challenge ourselves in two tough environments and were looking to take advantage of the situation. Its hard to get points on the road in this league, and well have to play well to do that.
For most teams it is difficult to get road points, but for Clarkson, which is just 1-8-2 at Cheel Arena, the road has been kinder. The Golden Knights are 2-4-4 in road games this season and 2-2-1 in conference play.
I love going on the road, Clarkson captain Ben Sexton said. I think the guys do, too. Its a good chance to spend time together away from all the distractions that are here. It feels like weve been home forever.
Clarksons last bus trip of more than three hours was when the team traveled to play Cornell and Colgate on Nov. 30 and Dec. 1. Clarksons last road game was a 10-mile drive to Appleton Arena on Dec. 5 and the Golden Knights have played their last six games at Cheel Arena.
Were really excited for it, junior Jarrett Burton said. These road trips are really fun and weve had some success on the road this year, too.
Clarkson junior defenseman Alex Boak scored the second goal in a comeback tie against St. Lawrence University on Saturday.
The Saints had built a 3-0 lead early in the third period but the Golden Knights rallied with three straight goals to salvage a tie and take three out of four conference points against SLU this season.
The goal was huge for Boak, a Norwood native who has been going to Clarkson/SLU games since he was a little kid.
Boak said his favorite memory of the rivalry was making the trip to Lake Placid in 1999 when he was nine to watch the Golden Knights beat SLU in the ECAC championship game, led by current National Hockey League players Erik Cole, Willie Mitchell and Kent Huskins.
That was a pretty special moment, Boak said. Those guys would come to my school and I would look up to them. Its cool seeing kids around town now and kids that I know. Its good to give back to those guys and notice them and say hello.
Boak is more of a physical, defensive defenseman, so his goals are rare, which made Saturdays more fun.
I guess you could say its a dream come true, Boak said. Ive been watching Clarkson play St. Lawrence for a long time now. Its nice to pitch in. I was pretty excited.
The first goal in Clarksons comeback against SLU on Saturday was a power-play goal from freshman Pat Megannety at 8 minutes, 53 seconds of the third period.
Megannetys goal snapped an 0-for-26 slump on the power play and was the first power-play goal by the Golden Knights since Nov. 30.
We just have to concentrate on getting more pucks to the net and try to keep things simple and not rush things, Burton said. Weve been working on that and looking for success this weekend.
Said Sexton, We have a couple different looks now. Its good that we got that one last weekend, we have to build on that. Confidence is a big part of the game and any time you get confidence you have to run with it and keep that going.
Clarkson has had 88 power-play chances this year while its opponents have 103.
We hadnt been skating really well to draw a lot of penalties, Jones said. A lot of our games we didnt have a whole lot of time on the power-play, per say. If you arent playing great and arent pushing the envelope you arent drawing a ton of penalties. When we are taking five or six penalties against teams, they are forcing us to use our sticks and they are skating physical and all that. We have to take it upon ourselves to force teams into five or six penalty kills.
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