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The road that lead me to Tony Falcon, Agent X-44: Sabotage was, as is often the case with these things, a somewhat long and circuitous one. It began when I was watching the third Christopher Lee Fu Manchu movie, the Shaw Brothers co-produced The Vengeance of Fu Manchu, on TV, and found my attention drawn to the actor Tony Ferrer, who was playing the fairly substantial supporting role of Shanghai Police Inspector Ramos. Ferrer was certainly charismatic, and handled himself admirably in his action scenes. But what really struck me was that here was a Filipino actor playing a character whom the filmmakers had gone out of their way to identify as Filipino (why, after all, name a Shanghai policeman "Ramos"?).


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Salsa on the Square will run from 5:30 to 10:30 p.m. along the first block of Carlisle Street as Latin dancers, musicians and restaurants take over. Featured will be the music of Hector Rosado and his orchestra "A-che," who will play throughout the night.
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Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme hosted by The Broke and the Bookish that combines lists and books. This weeks topic is… Books to read in a day.
All of these were books I read in a day, because I could not put them down. Covers link to goodreads.
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Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme hosted by The Broke and the Bookish that combines lists and books. This weeks topic is… Books to read in a day.
All of these were books I read in a day, because I could not put them down. Covers link to goodreads.
Heist Society is on my readathon pile and I loved Lola (obviously) and Divergent.
Rose Marie says
How in the world do you remember which ones you read in a day? Lol. I'd have to do ones that I couldn't put down, but don't necessarily know if I read them in 1 day. Like the Lost Hero and Son of Neptune, or I'm sorry to say, the Twilight books. I know I read the first 5 Harry Potters in one week so I'm sure a few of those I polished off in a day. And what about your readathon books? You read those in one day but it doesn't mean they were crazy amazing.
I think I'm thinking about this too in depth.
fakesteph says
I remember the experience of reading as much as I remember reading. For most books I can remember why and where I bought it, where I was when I read it, what was going on in my life.
Divergent… was actually an audiobook on my trip last summer, but after I set up camp, I just sat in my tent and listened to the end instead of doing something, because I had to know what happened.
Megan Meade's Guide… got from the library during college, couldn't put it down, bought it, reread it whenever I'm sad.
Georgia Nicholson, bought when I was living in Philly and experiencing extreme culture shock. I was so depressed and it was the first thing that made me truly happy since getting back stateside.
Maniac Magee I started reading in the tub, planning to read a chapter but then finished the book accidentally.
Catching Fire and Lola were both highly anticipated sequels and I marked off a day to read each of them.
Memento Nora I pre-ordered and then forgot about… I started reading when it showed up at my door and then I couldn't put it down. I gushed about it for WEEKS.
Heist Society, Airheads, and Raised By Wolves were all books I read in LA. They were short quick and fun. I didn't expect them to take more than two or three days, but all of them blew me away and I looked up when I was finished and looked at the clock in amazement.
I like that, marking off a day in advance! That helps with the all-nighters too Nice list, and thanks for visiting!
Amy says
I can't believe I forgot to put Divergent on my list. I could not put that book down.
Tanya Patrice says
The books I've read on this list – like Divergent – totally rocked so I'll have to check the others out.
Bittner says
One of these days you are going to have to tell me all about this fabulous life you lead! Living in Philly, suffering culture shock, living in Cali and now Virginia! I feel like I am so lame compared to you because I'm nearly 30 and I've never gone anywhere or done anything! I've lived in Norman my whole life! I am so filled with jealousy!
I'm embarrassed to admit it, but for even though I love to read as much as I do, I'm actually a really slow reader. On average I read about 20 pages in an hour because I'm easily distracted and I fidget a lot! If the book is really good or I'm trying to reach a deadline I can usually push it up to 25-30 pages in an hour but I can't keep that pace for long. Anyway, at that rate it is really hard for me to read an entire book in a day. That is why I like audio books so much because I can get up and walk around while listening. This is also why so many of the books I have sitting aside for the readathon are only 100 pages!
fakesteph says
I have the opposite problem with audio books. My mind always wanders, even if I'm really into the book. I'm listening to the Night Circus (still) and it's amazing, but I know I'm going to have to go get a paper copy and read it for real when I'm done.
I lived in Philly for a semester during college. My school partnered with Temple University and had a campus there. I was in England for 10 months (2 semester study abroad) before that. It's not that I'm interesting… I just don't let fear hold me back. Whenever I get an opportunity, no matter how terrifying it is, I take it. There's a John Green quote from Paper Towns that really resonated with me. It goes something like "Leaving is the hardest thing in the world–until you do it. Then it's the goddamn easiest." I might be messing that up.
fakesteph says
And you are doing your awesome marathon this month! And you have a dog! I wish I had a puppy (I want a teacup Pomeranian and I want to name him Icarus and dye him like a pikachu).
Elizabeth says
I remember Maniac Magee being popular when I was a kid, but I can't remember for the life of me if I read it. I know it gets a lot of praise, though!
Stephsco says
I just read Catching Jordan by Miranda Kenneally in a day. It's kind of a Lola and the Boy Next Door type deal but with a sports angle.
fakesteph says
That sounds awesome. Thanks for the recommendation!
Hannah says
I completely agree on Lola and Catching Fire. And I seriously need to read Divergent. I'm so behind the times!
Jenny says
I forgot about the Louise Rennison books! I read the first one in one sitting LMAO!
Crap! I need to read all of these (except Catching Fire, but a re-read wouldn't kill me!). I think I have Momento Nora on my Kindle… I desperately need to read Divergent because all these blog posts about teams is just confusing me.
fakesteph says
I took the quiz on facebook and I'm Candor! That means I'm honest, but really Candor's just use it as an excuse to be assholes… sounds about right.
Divergent is one of those that you have to suspend your disbelief for the dystopian world, but once you do…the story is great. Basically, the country has five sects and each devotes itself to one trait that they think will solve the world's problems. They each have very different cultures and values. Candor is honesty, abnegation-selflessness, erudite-knowledge/learning, dauntless-fearlessness… and there is one more but I can't remember what it is. When you turn 16, you choose your sect. If you choose a sect that is different from your family, then you no longer have contact with them… your sect is your new home. Divergent is a dangerous term because it means the person has an aptitude for multiple sects and thus can be less easily brainwashed. Tris grew up in abnegation, is told she is divergent (they hide this so that she doesn't have an "accident", because the lady that gives her the test is bad ass), and then she chooses to be dauntless. Thus starts the hazing and the borderline inappropriate relationship with her mentor, all while she discovers that there is an EVIL PLAN and she must band with those of other sects to fight it…. your basic dystopian, but really cool!
fakesteph says
And by sect I mean faction… I couldn't remember what the word was. It's been almost a year since I listened to it! I think I'll get the audio of book two, too.
1girl2manybooks says
I really want to read Memento Nora!
Thanks for stopping by my blog.
Megan says
Aw, I love Maniac Magee! That one's gotta be among my very first "read it in a day" books.
kaye says
nice list to spend a day with–thanks for stopping by.
Casee Marie says
Great choices! I don't think I've ever heard of Heist Society before now, but it sounds interesting and the cover's adorable!
Jennifer says
I so need to read Divergent. Soon, I hope!


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Check-in hours are 3:30 - 10:30 p.m. Check-out hours are 7:30 - 11 a.m. Adults must provide a valid government-issued picture identification card (passport, driver's license, or state or military ID card) to stay at the Point Montara Lighthouse Hostel.
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Customers can cancel their reservation free of charge up to 2 days before arrival (local time). Payments made to HostelBookers are non-refundable.
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About HI Point Montara Lighthouse Hostel
The hostel offers stunning views of the sea, as well as convenient access to hiking, biking, surfing, kayaking, and horseback riding. The isolated location also provides a rare opportunity to observe the local wildlife -- depending on the time of year you may catch a glimpse of gray whales cresting or elephant seals sunning themselves on the rocks. And, the Point Montara Lighthouse Hostel is a certified green business, so your coastal getaway will feel indulgent, but guilt-free.
Though you may be escaping from the pressures of the everyday at this seaside hostel, you'll still enjoy amenities including:
* Free WiFi
* Free linens, blankets, and towels
* DSL Internet facilities
* On-site laundry
* Limited free on-site parking
* Hostel Grounds espresso bar
* Information desk
* Baggage and bicycle storage
* Secure lockers
* Wheelchair accessibility
* Group meeting space and/or accommodations available
Originally established as a fog signal station in 1875, the Point Montara Lighthouse still guides ships with its beaconing light. In 2008 it was discovered that the lighthouse is actually recycled -- it stood on Cape Cod, Massachusetts, from 1881-1922, before being shipped across the country to be installed at Point Montara. It is now the only known lighthouse to have shone on two oceans.
Guest Rooms and Services:
Stay in shared Dorms or Private Rooms in former coast guard quarters and the historic fog signal building. Free linens and towels as well as daily housekeeping service are included, and Laundry facilities are available on site.
Cook your meals in the hostel's fully-equipped guest kitchen, then enjoy the ocean views in the dining room or outdoor picnic area with barbecue. Afterward, relax beside the woodstove in the cozy guest lounge.
In the morning, sip a fresh latte from the hostel's Espresso bar, while taking in the native plant garden in front of the hostel. Stroll down to the secluded cove beach next to the hostel to explore the tide pools, or just watch the waves roll in.
Vipassana meditation classes are held every Wednesday at the hostel, and guided bike tours along the San Mateo coast are available through a local tour company.
'Green' practices:
The Point Montara Lighthouse Hostel has been a Certified Green Business since 2009, and is committed to eco-friendly, low-impact travel. We are proud to use green practices at the hostel including:
* Recycling bottles, cans, cardboard, and paper.
* Composting all food and yard waste.
* Installing water conserving sink faucets and showerheads.
* Using only recycled paper products.
* Providing filtered drinking water as opposed to selling bottled water, and offering stainless steel Klean Kanteens at below retail cost.
* Purchasing only Energy-Star rated appliances and office equipment.
* Using all-natural, biodegradable cleaning products.
* Recycling spent light bulbs, empty toner and printer cartridges, and batteries.
* Using compostable to-go cups at the hostel's espresso bar, which serves locally roasted, organic, fair-trade coffee and espresso drinks.
We are not-for-profit
The Point Montara Lighthouse Hostel is operated by the Golden Gate Council of Hostelling International USA, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to promoting intercultural understanding, environmental stewardship, and world peace through travel. There is an additional daily membership fee of $3 per adult for non-Hostelling International members.
Location Information
The hostel is located 25 miles south of San Francisco and 7 miles north of Half Moon Bay.
Within 1 mile: Montara State Beach, Fitzgerald Marine Reserve
Within 5 miles: Gray Whale Cove State Beach, Pillar Point Harbor and Marsh, Mavericks, Linda Mar Beach
Within 10 miles: Rockaway Beach, Mount Montara, Seabowl, Half Moon Bay shopping and dining, San Pedro Valley Park
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27 Views of Asheville
A Southern Mountain Town in Prose & Poetry
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Building on its successful 27 Views series, Eno Publishers showcases the literary community of Asheville, North Carolina, in 27 Views of Asheville: A Southern Mountain Town in Prose & Poetry. Twenty-seven writers contribute poetry, essays, short stories, and book excerpts that focus on the fabled mountain town, offering readers a broad and varied picture of life in Asheville, past and present, as well as a sense of the town's literary breadth. Contributing authors include Sharyn McCrumb, Gail Godwin, Ron Rash, Pamela Duncan, Nan Chase, Allan Wolf, Dale Neal, Charles Frazier, and Robert Morgan. A fictionalized account of a battle between citizens and developers in the 1980s; reflections on the legacy of Thomas Wolfe; a look at Asheville's literary renaissance; and a poem by Robert Morgan recalling milkshakes at the Asheville Dairy Bar are just a few of the topics covered in this literary montage. The cover illustration is by Daniel Wallace, author of the novel Big Fish.
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Physical Freaks Who Get Drafted Way Too Early
In this past draft 2 players went in the Top 5 despite having careers that would suggest they should have been late round picks to UFA's because of a lack of production in Dion Jordan and Ezekiel Ansah. Who are the prime candidates to be those players in 2014?
Here is a big one, FSU OLB Christian Jones.
He did lead the team in tackles as a Junior and is tremendous in coverage, but when watching him nothing screams First Round pick (at best 3rd Round because of coverage ability). Yet come the Combine his physique and athleticism will blind NFL scouts and he will go much higher than his play suggests he should.
Who ya got?
Colt Lyerla, TE, Oregon.
32 career catches however his athletic markers are insane. 6'5" 245 lbs but runs in the 4.5 range. That's just nasty. As long as he doesn't have a terrible season he'll be in the conversation in the first two rounds on mere potential alone.
Mass - I'm excited to see him play in the new defense which is more attacking oriented and will take advantage of his natural skills. He won't be chasing TE's 30 yds down the field like with Stoops as much.
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Inspired by Muhammad Ali's core principle of Respect, gender equity holds a place of importance in programming at the Muhammad Ali Center. Gender-based violence, educational and economic discrimination, reproductive health inequities, and harmful traditional practices all take away women's right to live in dignity and freedom. Beyond the fact that gender equality is a basic human right as defined by the United Nations, the empowerment of women is critical to the health, productivity, and happiness of our families and our communities, locally and globally.
Through programming such as our Daughters of Greatness breakfast series, feature movies from our Metamorphosis Film Series, and other activities, the Center aims to provide an opportunity and place for dialogue and discussion on current community and world issues facing women, share resources and solutions, and find inspiration in the actions of women who have broken barriers to make the world a better place for everyone.
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FARGO – Earl Pomeroy's final ad of the 2010 campaign season has made National Journal's list of the worst ads for this election cycle.
A week before Election Day, the Democratic incumbent released an ad called "Introduce," in which he sought to distinguish himself from unpopular Democratic leadership and apologize for "disappointing" North Dakotans at times.
The ad attracted national media attention for the uniqueness of the message – especially since it came from a nine-term incumbent. Pomeroy went on to lose by a 10-point margin to Republican challenger Rick Berg, who will be sworn in in January as North Dakota's next congressman.
This week, National Journal revealed its selections for the best and worst ads of the campaign season, and Pomeroy's ad came in at No. 9 on the worst list.
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9) "Introduce" – There wasn't anything technically wrong with this closing ad from Rep. Earl Pomeroy (D-N.D.), but when he aired it you could tell the writing was on the wall for his defeat. The first red flag was its title — "Introduce" — which is never a good thing for a congressman first elected in 1992 to be doing in the closing weeks of a campaign. Pomeroy then goes on to say he knows he's "disappointed" North Dakota voters occasionally. Yikes. Pomeroy went on to lose to Republican Rick Berg.


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Legends, Kansas City Royals Announce AffiliationSeptember 20, 2012 - South Atlantic League (SAL) - Lexington Legends Press Release
At a news conference today at Whitaker Bank Ballpark, the Legends and the Royals announced a new player development agreement that will run through the 2016 season. The Legends will continue to play in the class A South Atlantic League.
Legends Chairman Bill Shea and President/COO Andy Shea were connected to the Royals' organization through their five-year ownership of the Omaha Storm Chasers, formerly the Omaha Royals, Kansas City's triple-A affiliate in the Pacific Coast League. The Sheas sold their interest in the Omaha team earlier this year.
"I have had the fortunate experience of getting to work with the Kansas City Royals the past five seasons through our ownership stake in the Omaha club," said Andy Shea. "Every single occasion has been the ultimate professional encounter. This is a fantastic fit for Lexington, Whitaker Bank Ballpark, and the Lexington Legends. We look forward to being a part of the Royals continued dedication to the minor league system and the growth of both clubs."
"The Kansas City Royals are extremely pleased to announce that we have partnered with the Lexington Legends on a player development contract," said Royals Director of Minor League Operations Scott Sharp, who was in Lexington for the announcement. "We have long coveted the South Atlantic League as one of the best leagues in baseball for developing young players. The fact that we get the chance to join the league in one of the finest facilities with a strong ownership group and front office staff is a tremendous bonus. We look forward to the new relationship and making new Royals fans in the great state of Kentucky."
The Legends had been a Houston Astros affiliate since the Legends began play in 2001. The Royals' previous class A affiliate was the Kane County Cougars of the Midwest League for the 2011 and 2012 seasons.
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San Micheletto
San Michele in Cipriano Church was built in 720 in the "borghicciolo", natural extension of the suburb of San Gervasio.
The present Church was rebuilt in 1195 because of its bad conditions and the collapse happened in XII century, reusing ornaments and pillars of the ancient Church.
Since 1260 the church is named "Ecclesia S. Michaelis de Borghiciolo".
In 1433 the Prior of St. Bartholomeo in Silice gave the nun Marchesana of Pagano Portici, Mother Superior of the nuns of the third Order, St. Michele church, an adjacent house, a vegetable garden and other properties belonging to the Church.
In 1460 the Church was consecrated and the Monastery had more and more nuns who submitted to the rules of St. Claire.
From the beginning of the XVI century to the last years of the XVIII a lot of works were made, consisting in masonry, decorative and restoration works.
In 1806 , according to the law of the Government Baciocchi which provided the abolition and the confiscation of the properties of the religious communities of Lucca, the Monastery of San Micheletto was transformed in stables for the Princes' Buonvisi Villa.
In 1827, with the resettlement of the St. Claire's nuns, the property was transferred to the religious Community which obtained the closure of the lane between the monasteries of San Micheletto and of the Visitazione and the construction of the wall which divided both the monasteries from the Public Square and allowed the exclusive usage of the property common to the two Monasteries.
In 1857 the restoration works started.
With the Unity of Italy a new threat of the religious Orders abolition occurred.
In 1896 the Town Council obtained the closure of the Monastery still allowing to the nuns the usage of a small part of it.
In 1901 the Town Council returned it to the nuns; then, because of the fear of new oppressions, the religious community got the property of the Monastery to the Religious Opera of Holy Land .
In 1945 the Monastery, inhabited by a small number of nuns, started a long series of leases, with school institutes, of most of the premises of the northern wing of the monastery.
With the leaving of the monastery by the nuns, in 1972 San Micheletto becomes a property of the Cassa di Risparmio of Lucca.


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1965 Horatio Alger Award Winner
"Learning is the passport to success."
Elmer Bobst's career began when he left his father's parsonage in Lititz, Pennsylvania, at the age of 17. He moved to Philadelphia, where he earned $3 a week clerking in a drugstore. He knew that getting an education would lead to a better future, but he did not have the funds to go to college. He purchased a set of second-hand books and proceeded to educate himself in pharmacy. By the time he was 21, he had passed both the Qualified Assistant and the Resident Manager pharmacy examinations. He next turned to law and prepared himself for a qualifying legal examination within nine months. However, he elected to remain in the pharmaceutical business and joined Hoffman-LaRoche & Company. When he retired as its president in 1944, the company was one of the giants of the industry and Bobst was one of the highest paid executives in American business. He later came out of retirement to head Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Company. In a 20-year period, Bobst directed the growth of this company to a ten-fold increase in volume. Some of the company's better known products include Listerine and Dentyne chewing gum.* Deceased


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After a courageous battle with cancer, Sherie Porter Wright, 57, passed away peacefully in the loving arms of her sweetheart and surrounded by her loved ones on Saturday, March 10, 2012 at her home in Peterson, Utah.
Elder Thomas Fred Pentz, son of Joseph and LuAnn Pentz, has returned from the Monterrey Mexico Mission.
Elder Dallin Leroy Schenk has been called to serve an LDS mission inthe Florida Tampa Mission. He is the son of David & Becky Schenk.
William and Beverly Dahlquist will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on March 14, 2012. They were married in Morgan on March 14, 1962. They have resided in Morgan for 47 of those 50 years. They have been actively involved in the local community. Many residents visited the Dahlquist home each year for Bill to prepare their income taxes. Bev delivered newspapers for 14 years in the County; and they owned and operated "Buzzys" and "The Country Café" on Commercial Street until its closing.
Bertie Ricks Smith, 83, passed away peacefully in her sleep at her home of 46 years on March 4, 2012. Bertie was born on November 6, 1928 to Arthur Warren Ricks and Gladys Jenette Huskinson of Sugar City, Idaho. She married William Lloyd Smith in the Idaho Falls Temple on June 23, 1950.
Elder Anthony Nelson, son of Brandon and Karen Nelson has returned from the Geneva Switzerland/Lyon France mission.
Richard Allen Sloan, 79, loving Husband, Father, Grandfather, Great Grandfather, Brother and friend passed away February 19, 2012 after struggling with Alzheimer and Parkinson disease for the last eight years.
Dr. John Thomas Cloninger, beloved husband, father, son, brother, and friend died at his home in Morgan, Utah on February 20, 2012, with his family at his side. He was 42 years old.
Happy Birthday Mom/Grandma! We will always love and remember you.
On Tuesday, January 3, 2012 Russell Woolsey and Paula Harrington were married on the beautiful island of Maui and will reside in Morgan.
Elder Michael Blake Midgley has been called to serve an LDS mission to the Dominican Republic, Santo Domingo West Mission. He is the son of Michael and Susan Midgley.
Shirley was raised in Farmington and Kaysville by her parents, Albert and Virginia Udy Epperson. She attended Davis High School until her family moved to Morgan, where they owned and operated the Morgan County News and the Summit County Bee. After graduating from Morgan High School, Shirley attended the University of Utah where she majored in journalism and lived in the Alpha Phi Sorority House. Shirley had beautiful red hair and a personality to match. In 1954, she was crowned as Salt Lake City's Miss Flame, a beauty pageant held exclusively for redheads.
Bob and Ginny Finklea have recently returned from serving a mission in the South Carolina Columbia mission.
Garrick Norman Richins son of Brett and Janny Richins, and Teisha Potter daughter of Randy and Nancy Potter, have chosen to be married for time and all eternity on February 16, 2012 in the Bountiful LDS Temple.
Bonnie June Davis Malan passed away quietly at her home on Febrary 7, 2012, after a valiant fight with liver cancer. She was born to Rulon R. and Polly Viola Rhoghaar Davis on June 3, 1931, in Ogden, UT. Polly passed away three years later, and Bonnie was raised by an aunt and uncle, Gladys and Reed Wight, in Ogden.
Leonard Rulon Pearce celebrated his eightieth birthday on February the fifth. He was born and raised on the avenues in Salt Lake City, and is the oldest of five children born to Rulon C. and Grace Just Pearce.
Look on the bright side, there are several good reasons it's great to be 50. You have less hair to comb, although you now have to trim your eyebrows, nose, and ears. You can multi task by leaving your teeth at the dentist and running errands at the same time. Fiber becomes the sixth food group, you discover stool softeners, and flatulence is excused.
CarDell and Joan Mortensen will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on February 3rd• They were married in the Morgan Stake Center by Raymond Larsen, and later sealed in the Salt Lake Temple.
Jacob Dee Christensen and Amanda Marie Horrocks, together with their parents, are excited to announce they will be sealed in the Salt Lake City Latter-Day Saint Temple on February 9, 2012.
Elder Kaden Siebert has been called to the Chiclayo, Peru Mission. He is the son of Dave and Tammy Siebert of Mtn. Green.
Gerald and Valorie Rowley are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter Sarea to Ryan, son of Dwight and Jan Gailey.
Elder Connor Jensen, son of Mike and Jennifer Jensen of Morgan, ill serve in the California Oakland/San Francisco Spanish-speaking Mission.
Stan and Evelyn Stevens have been called to serve in the Samara, Russia Mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Dale H. Thurston, beloved Husband, Father, Grandfather, Great-Grandfather, Brother and everybody's friend, passed away suddenly of a heart attack while doing what he liked best, herding cattle on his ATV and working on his ranch, Monday January 16, 2012.
CROYDON - Marcus Reed Wilde passed away at home on Thursday, January 12th, 2012, after a courageous fight with pulmonary fibrosis 16 days prior to his 84th birthday. He was born on January 28th, 1928, in Croydon, UT the son of Marcus Reed Toone Wilde and Lena Valliere Chappell.
Floyd Martin, husband of Marsha Ann, caring and loving father of Jann and Barry (Stacie) and the most proud grandfather of Janica (Jared), Brennan, Jentry, Cade, Taylor and Ethan, died at home in Morgan on January 11, 2012. He was born April 26, 1932 to Irvin Perry and Dorothy Stephenson Martin.
Ralph S. Carter celebrated his 95th birthday at a family dinner this week. Ralph was born in Porterville, Morgan County, Utah on Aug. 27, 1917, to Levi Alfred and Clara P. Carter. He graduated from Morgan County schools. Ralph married Fern Porter on Dec. 13, 1939 in the Salt Lake LDS temple.
Elder Colby Skinner, son of Joey and Lisa Skinner, has been called to serve in the Mexico, Tampico Mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Colby reports to the Provo Missionary Training Center on Sept. 5, 2012.
Tanna Potter & Travis Clegg would be delighted for you to join the celebration Sept. 8, 2012, from 5-7 p.m. at the Clegg Residence, 75 N. Clark Lane, Coalville, as they finally tie the knot. Parents of the bride Randy & Nancy Potter. Parents of the groom Danny & Georgia Clegg.
Family Tree Assisted Living would like to invite the family friends of Paul Stuart to celebrate her 99th birthday.
Family Tree Assisted Living would like to invite the family friends of Artel Paskett to celebrate her 92nd birthday.
Sister Caprice Little the daughter of Frankie and Sally Little and Granddaughter of Emma Loo Bell and Darlene Little.
Elder Matthew Brent Dicou has been called to serve in the Lyon France Mission. He will report to the MTC in Provo on Wednesday, Jan. 25. He is the son of Brent and Laylene Dicou and the late Trishelle Dicou. Elder Dicou will be speaking at the Porterville Church on Jan. 15 at 9am.
Look who's 40!
Nathan Kale Giles, son of Nate and Kristi Giles of Peterson, will serve in the Ohio Columbus Mission.
Elder Brock Rigby Wilson has returned home from serving in the Arizona Tucson Mission.
Elder Kade R. Dearden son of Scott and Sandra Dearden and Grandson of Don and Connie Dearden and Gerald and Deone Durrant.
Elder Jared Gale Brooks has been called to serve in the Colombia, Barranquilla Mission. He will report to the MTC in Provo on Wednesday, December 28, 2011. He is the son of Scott and SaRene Brooks.
Happy 10th Birthday, Cason!!!
We miss you so much!! You are and will always be in our hearts!
Love you always and forever, Mom, Dad, Nocona, and Coby
Wayne and Dixie Miller are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter, Diana, to Matthew Moore of Riverton. He is the son of Andrew and Ann Moore.
The children of Kevin and Nancy Ovard are happy to announce the 40th wedding anniversary of their parents. They were married December 16, 1971 in The Salt Lake Temple. They have lived most of their married life here in Morgan.
The family of Frankie Stone, honored her at an 80th birthday dinner at the Olive Garden in Ogden.
Family Tree Assisted Living would like to invite the family and friends of Gloria Judd to celebrate her 85th birthday. We will celebrate from 2 - 4 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 20 at The Family Tree.
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If you could do anything in the next 6 months to change your life what would it be? What would be a Dreamline so far out of your comfort zone that it would scare you half to death if you actually did it? A Dreamline so big that your life would change one way or another?
I have been thinking about this today. My life, actually our life, is at a crossroads.
For me, if I spent six months working solidly on my digital scrapbooking business and other income producing ideas, I would know if there was a chance that my businesses would succeed or not. Even scarier is, what if I wasn't successful? My whole direction in life would have to change. I do want to be my own boss and create my own income. I know in my heart that online business is the way for me – I am not interested in a bricks and mortar business. So for me, six months of solid uninterrupted work would be the make or break dreamline. I would know if I had a chance at this game. What if my Dreamline Diary website took off and I could help people like you move closer to your dreams? What if I was truly helping you change your life? What if my digital scrapbooking store made me an income that I could live off?
For my husband, he has had such huge changes in his life with his injury and he hasn't worked for the past six months. The concept of doing something way out of his comfort zone to make an income would be a massive change. He too would like to be in control of his own future income, but he has no idea of where and how to start.
For us, the answer is to fear set. Write down the worst and best possible outcomes of our situation, and if the chance of a positive outcome outweighs the chance of a negative outcome (and we can continue to survive and pay bills) then we owe it to ourselves to do it. Take the challenge and have a decent crack at it.
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EAST LANSING, Mich. -- Michigan marched down the field, from its 25 to the Michigan State 10, and Denard Robinson rolled right and took aim at an early touchdown pass.
He threw late, and MSU's Trenton Robinson intercepted the pass. Later, Robinson threw another pick near the MSU goal line, then another on an ill-advised bomb with the Wolverines trying to come back in an eventual 34-17 loss in 2010.
Last season in Spartan Stadium, Robinson made a bid for redemption. The opening drive resulted in a touchdown, and a 34-yard strike to Roy Roundtree cut MSU's lead to 21-14 in the fourth quarter.
Then Robinson took a sack on a crucial fourth down in MSU territory. Then he threw a poor pass into the hands of safety Isaiah Lewis, whose 39-yard interception return for a touchdown clinched a 28-14 MSU win.
In all of these cases, it's fair to ask whether MSU deserves credit for forcing mistakes, or Robinson simply deserves blame for making them. But it's also fair to say the Spartans made them more likely by keeping Robinson bottled in or near the pocket, not letting him squirt free for massive chunks of yardage on the ground.
That will be the plan again Saturday at Michigan Stadium, where MSU will try to foil Robinson for a third straight time, beat No. 23 Michigan for a fifth straight time and keep alive its slim Big Ten title hopes.
"We need to make sure we know where he's at at all times that (No.
He'll also be remembered as a player who takes too many chances at times. That was the word after he threw four interceptions and lost a fumble in a 13-6 loss at Notre Dame on Sept. 22.
Michigan seemed to be trying to limit Robinson's rushing attempts at that point, just as it did in a season-opening loss to Alabama.
"I don't think he's been scrambling this year like that," MSU defensive end Will Gholston said. "I think he's been trying to stay in the pocket a little longer and throw."
Gholston said that after Saturday's double-overtime loss to Iowa and before Robinson trampled Illinois for 128 yards on 11 carries.
A week earlier, he shredded Purdue for 235 yards on 24 rushes -- and he now leads the Big Ten in rushing (134 yards per game).
He's doing what he does best. MSU has kept him from doing it much in two meetings, holding him to 86 yards on 21 carries in 2010 -- in Rich Rodriguez's offense, which emphasized his running skills even more -- and a long of 16.
Robinson ran it 18 times for 42 yards last season against MSU, with a long of 15.
He completed 17 of 29 passes for 215 yards with the three picks in 2010, meaning he accounted for 301 of Michigan's 377 total yards.
Brady Hoke's first Michigan team managed just 250 total yards last season in Spartan Stadium, with Robinson completing 9-for-24 for 123 yards and accounting for 165 of the total output.
The Spartans controlled the line of scrimmage and collected seven sacks. That's one more than they have this season in seven games.
MSU's defense is fast and effective, just like last year, but the Spartans are not disrupting from inside as in 2011 with defensive tackle Jerel Worthy.
Also, defensive coordinator Pat Narduzzi said it might not be as easy to pressure Robinson on Saturday.
"He's throwing the ball a little bit underneath," Narduzzi said. "I don't know if you can blitz him as much because he's going underneath and getting it out a little quicker. So there's some things you've got to worry about."
Freshman safety Demetrious Cox and sophomore receiver Tony Lippett are emulating Robinson for the MSU scout team this week. Lippett did it in each of the past two seasons and earned praise for prepping the defense.
MSU limited Ohio State's offense in a 17-16 loss to the Buckeyes on Sept. 29, forcing an interception and two lost fumbles from Braxton Miller.
But Miller -- the closest thing to Robinson as a dual-threat QB, Narduzzi said -- burned the Spartans for 136 rushing yards. Cox emulated Miller in practice that week, but he was not "live," or free to be tackled.
And when it comes to MSU's plan for Saturday and past success against Robinson, sound tackling might be as important as anything.
"I made a dumb coaching error against Ohio State," Narduzzi said. "We didn't go live on the quarterback that week. We should have treated him like a tailback and been live that week. We won't make that mistake again."


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Vicenza – more than a Palladian masterpiece.
John Brunton – the Guardian UK 24 Nov. 2012
North Italy's hidden gem, Vicenza is coming out of the shadows of its famous neighbours. John Brunton steps back in time…
It is Thursday morning, market day in Vicenza, and I am walking through crowds of stallholders and shoppers in the Piazza dei Signori, a grand square dominated by the immense Basilica Palladiana, just restored to its former splendour after six years of renovation that cost a whopping €20m.
At Pasticceria Soraru, I sit down for a cappuccino with Howard Burns, the world's foremost expert on the architecture of Andrea Palladio, whose statue looks down on our table somewhat forbiddingly. In the same way Shakespeare looms over everything in Stratford-upon-Avon, so Vicenza is dominated by its most famous citizen, whose buildings here, alongside his iconic villas in the surrounding Veneto countryside, are recognised as a Unesco World Heritage Site.
"What would Palladio have made of all this today?" I ask Burns.
"Well, in the 16th century, there would not have been a market here," he says. "The Piazza was the privileged hangout of the city's nobles. The Basilica Palladio created was basically a shopping mall on the ground floor, with stores stocked with luxury goods – silks, jewels, textiles, books. It was all in the tradition of the Rialto in Venice, Istanbul's bazaar, even the souk of Aleppo, which is sadly burning as we talk now."
The luxury shops are still here, but the immense Grand Hall above, designed for civic meetings and law courts, is now hosting a blockbuster art exhibition, Raffaello verso Picasso, which even before its inauguration attracted 100,000 advance bookings. The exhibition is just one of a host of new events that risk transforming Vicenza from a sleepy tourist backwater into a serious destination that will finally bring it out of the shadow of its more famous neighbours, Venice and Verona.
It is rare for a town off the classic tourist trail like Vicenza to stage such an illustrious exhibition as Raffaello verso Picasso, but this show is definitely going to put it on the cultural map. It is spectacular walking through the Grand Hall of the Basilica, where curator Marco Goldin has put together a stunning collection of 85 paintings, spanning Old Masters such as Botticelli, Titian and Giorgione, Rembrandt, El Greco and Caravaggio, Gauguin, Van Gogh, Renoir and Cézanne, through to modernist paintings by Francis Bacon, Lucian Freud and Andrew Wyeth. While the exhibition will run until the end of January, the Basilica Palladiana will become a permanent venue for cultural events, and there are several newly opened museums that make it worth spending a long weekend in Vicenza, rather than just stopping off for a day trip to whizz round the 20 palaces, villas and the visionary Teatro Olimpico that mark the official Palladio itinerary.
The grandiose Palazzo Chiericati has been beautifully renovated to showcase the municipal art collection, with the current exhibition of historical portraits creatively displayed underground in the ancient kitchens and cellars. A three-year restoration of the 13th-century Chiesa di Santa Corona has just finished, meaning two masterpieces by Veronese and Bellini are now on view again. And a new Palladio Museum has been created by Howard Burns, with the aim, he says, "of explaining the genius of Palladio to a larger audience than just architecture enthusiasts". What is really surprising about Vicenza, however, is that there is a lot more to it than just sightseeing and museums.
Although there are only around 120,000 residents, this is one of Italy's wealthiest cities after Turin and Milan, and the elegant historic centre is full not just of ancient osterias, family-run trattorias and historic cafés, but also cool lounge bars, innovative gourmet restaurants and designer boutiques.
I start by exploring the traditional side of the city, beginning at the Fiaschetteria Da Renzo, a hole-in-the-wall bar hidden down a narrow sidestreet just off the Piazza dei Signori. There's a steady stream of locals popping in all morning for a quick glass of wine and one of their famous "tartine" – delicious bite-sized open sandwiches filled with anything from boiled egg and anchovy to tuna and red pepper. The owner, Fabio, reckons to make at least 1,000 tartine a day, all using secret family recipes.
Next stop is Osteria al Campanile, one of Vicenza's oldest watering holes, located right by the towering cathedral. Three generations of the same family serve behind the bar, and this is the perfect place to sample little-known wines from local vineyards – a crisp, white Vespaiolo, the light, pale-red Tai Rosso and the surprising sparkling Durello, which makes a welcome change from the usual bubbly, Prosecco.
Just next door to the Campanile is another institution, Righetti, housed in a 17th-century palace and a brilliant place for a cheap and delicious lunch. The place is always jam-packed, as this is an Italian take on a self-service cafeteria, where the chefs serve up steaming plates of freshly cooked pasta or risotto for €4-5, while plates of tasty grilled vegetables or salads cost only €2-3. Amazingly, the whole place runs on trust: no one notes down what you order, and diners just tell the cashier what they have eaten and drunk when they queue up to pay.
Vicenza has been an important centre of Italy's gold and silver industry for centuries, but I find the ancient stores lining the ground floor of the Basilica Palladiana are classics in their design, with prices aimed at a seriously wealthy clientele. The region here boasts some of Italy's most famous fashion names and fashionistas will find all these and more in the smart boutiques that line the main shopping drag, Corso Andrea Palladio. Right at the end, I discover the ultimate foodie address, Il Ceppo. This "gastronomia" is an enticing Aladdin's cave stocked with every Vicentina speciality, from "baccalà" stockfish and succulent "sopressa" salamis to asiago cheese and giant jars of "jardiniere" – crunchy raw vegetables pickled in light vinegar.
From around 6pm the whole of Vicenza seems to come to a stop, and the serious business of "aperitivo" gets under way, with bars and cafés quickly filling up, and generous buffets laid out to be served free with the obligatory spritz cocktail. The design and ambience of these bars is far more modern than the traditional osteria – especially places like the Pullmanbar, which has a lively riverside terrace, Caffè Commercio on the Piazza dei Signori, and the ultra-hip Julien, whose clientele look as if they are competing for a place on Milan's fashion runway.
For my last evening, everyone has been telling me I must try the famous "baccalà alla vicentina", preferably prepared in the Antico Ristorante agli Schioppi. The dining room is filled with prosperous-looking Vincentini (the economic crisis doesn't appear to have hit here yet), and the "baccalà", served on a bed of creamy polenta, is out of this world. What's more, even a complex dish like this – the dried cod has been imported from Norway's Lofoten Islands since the 15th century and takes hours of preparation – is reasonably priced at €15.
After dinner, clubbing is not on the agenda in Vicenza, but plenty of bars are open until 2am with live music or DJ sets. I wander back to the Basilica Palladiana, which is even more impressive when it is lit up at night. Hidden in the bowels is Il Grottino, its crowds spilling out and sprawling across the steps of the Basilica. It's a great place for a last drink, but somehow I'm not sure Palladio would have approved.


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Corpses Defiled By Urinating U.S. Marines
A shocking video has surfaced showing 4 US Marines, in patrol in Afghanistan, urinating while standing over corpses that are alleged to be members of the Taliban. This short clip was posted on the Live Leak website, and has since been uploaded to YouTube and picked up by newsires around the world. Although the audio is not clear, one soldier is thought to be saying something about a golden shower. Another says, "Have a good day buddy."
A note included with the video said the US soldiers were part of the Marine Scout Sniper Team 4 and the 3rd Battalion 2nd Marines from Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. This has not been confirmed by the Pentagon.
A spokesperson from the Pentagon, John Kirby when contacted for a reaction, stated in part that soldiers spokesman John Kirby said: "Regardless of the circumstances or who is in the video, this is… egregious, disgusting behaviour, unacceptable for anyone in uniform… It turned my stomach,"
Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta voiced his opinion that the video is "utterly deplorable" and that the men featured in the video would be found and held fully accountable. He immediately ordered NATO security force in Afghanistan and the U.S. Marine Corps to investigate the video and identify the Marines responsible for this reprehensible act.
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton delivered a statement of condemnation as well. In her words, this act is inconsistent with American values and the standards of behaviour expected from U.S. Military Personnel.
© Wendy Marlo for New Times Reporter All rights reserved.
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While this type of conduct, if true, is unacceptable for American servicemen, I find interesting the standard to which some would hold our military while ignoring the deplorable acts of enemy.
How can the media give such extensive coverage to the underpants on the head incidents of Abu Grabe while almost ignoring the beheadings,burnings, mutilations, and hanging from bridges Americans who have fallen into enemy hands, some of whom had no military role?
Political correctness has run amuck in the mainstream media and we are reaping the result of that indoctrination as this story will be milked for weeks and fueled by the "shock" and "horror" of some public officials.
I would wish that all who serve would be out of harm's way and removed from the stressful circumstances that created such conduct and at the same time be insulated from the judgmental gaze of the hypocritical press.
pffft anyone who pulls down their zipper and waters a corpse deserves a judgemental gaze. "Johnny did it first" wasn't a good enough excuse in grade school and it isn't good enough now. I am curious … which beheadings, burnings, mutilations, and hanging from bridges have gone unreported?
Besides, holding our servicemen to a higher standard is not hypocritical. They should always be held to a higher standard. There is a code of conduct that says so.


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The $1.1 million investment is expected to generate 20 new jobs, according to Gov. Nikki Haley's office.
"Today's announcement is a win for one of our state's rural areas. We celebrate Palmetto Synthetics decision to invest $1.1 million and add 20 new jobs in Kingstree," said Gov. Nikki Haley. "Expansions by our existing businesses continue to make the case that South Carolina is the place where a company can grow and prosper." ...


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This weekend is your perfect chance to plan unforgettable fun for your kids. In particular, dont miss one of Greenvilles most anticipated annual charity events, the release of thousands of rubber ducks into the Reedy River at the Greenville Duck Derby.
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On Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., the Rotary Club of Greenville Evening will be hosting the annual Greenville Duck Derby, a festival at Falls Park that provides free entertainment for the whole family while raising funds for local charities. The event schedule will include two rubber duck races down the falls on Reedy River: the 12:30 p.m. Yucky Duck Race to raise awareness of the dangers of water pollution and the 2:30 p.m. Duck Derby. Other events include live music, games, and activities for children at the Main Stage, Overlook Patio Area, and Bowater Area across from Liberty Bridge. Ducks can be adopted for $10 up until 1:30 p.m. at the park the day of the event.
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Moms, take the kids on a date by heading to Mommy & Me night at The Childrens Museum of the Upstate tonight from 6:30 to 9. Get pampered by shopping, dressing up for a photo shoot, and checking out special activities and goodies from the museums community partners. Cost is $15 per attendee at the door.
AMF Bowling Kids Fest
Does your family love to bowl? Kids 18 and under can bowl free for one hour Saturday between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. at AMF Star Lanes, 740 S. Pleasantburg Drive. Even concessions will be on sale with hot dogs and small sodas available for only $1.
Greer Family Fest
Pack up the kids and head to downtown Greer this weekend for the Greer Family Fest (tonight, 6-10 p.m.; and tomorrow, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.). Be sure not to miss the KidsZone at city park full of rides and bounce houses open for the entire event. Tonight only, kids can ride and bounce as much as they like with a $15 unlimited rides bracelet. On Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., the Ann Helton Creation Station with 35-plus free activity stations will be open for kids in the Historic Train Depot on Randall Street.


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Temperature dependence and band gap variation. Temperature dependence of the PL peak position of Si NPs in squalane (blue curve) and in octadecene (red curve), and band gap variation of the bulk Si following the Varshni model (black curve) in the temperature range from 303 to 383 K.
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