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The cultural divide that separates off-roading devotees and environmentalists was on white-hot display Saturday as passionate speakers roused a crowd that wants management of Utah's federal lands ceded to state control.
"We have pushed legislation to make sure that we decide who is the sovereign. Is it the state of Utah or the federal government?" said Rep. Chris Herrod, a Provo Republican and real estate developer. He was the first of the local, state and federal politicians who addressed a Take Back Utah rally at the Utah State Fairpark in Salt Lake City.
"I can tell you that I'm tired of being treated like a serf by the federal government. It's kind of like we are ... the original colonists, where we had to report to somebody thousands of miles away. I trust you with making those decisions on how we best use those lands," Herrod said.
Former Kane County Commissioner Mark Habbeshaw, Rep. Mike Noel, R-Kanab, Gov. Gary Herbert, Utah Deputy Attorney General John Swallow and others added their aggressive remarks before hundreds of supporters under a blazing sun. The crowd then hopped aboard their ATVs, trail bikes, flag-flapping four-wheel-drive trucks, an ancient Willys jeep, rear-engine dune buggies and a few family SUVs.
They paraded to the state Capitol, where they heard from Utah Republicans Sen. Orrin Hatch and Rep. Rob Bishop.
Bishop, who chairs the House Resources Subcommittee on National Parks, Forests and Public Lands, called federal land policy a disaster that evolved over more than a century with little direction or planning.
"It was not planned. It was not preceded by study. It just happened by people who wanted to control all the land," Bishop said.
"And what is happening today, unfortunately, is not only do those in Washington want to control all the land, their goal is to expand [that control.] I'm here to tell you there are some back in Washington that are not going to let that happen, at least not without a fight," Bishop said.
The event was staged by Take Back Utah, which aims to protect access to public lands and preserve small town economies through what Glenn Olsen, the group's president, says should be balanced land use.
"The perfect world would be where all of us would sit down and come to a meeting of the minds, where we can say this area is going to be wilderness, this area is going to have access, this is going to be a school trust area that is going to be able to produce its many goods, whether it be gas, oil or grazing rights," Olsen said.
That's unlikely to happen soon. Olsen said he believes the federal government is being "bullied" by powerful environmental groups that throw expensive lawsuits in the path of reconciliation so often that the government is forced to settle rather than fight.
Olsen said environmentalists and open-access advocates must talk to each other if a consensus about Utah's lands is ever to be achieved. But he wouldn't say he is willing to extend an olive branch to his foes. "We are doing as much to reach out to them as they are to reach out to us," which is almost nothing, Olsen said.
Bishop said off-roading should be respected, noting studies have shown that off-roading provides more to the U.S. economy than any other form of play.
That message resonates with Lehi residents Gerry and Lisa Cook. The couple spend between $3,000 and $5,000 a year to off-road with their children in all corners of Utah. "If it keeps going the way it is, we are not going to have good family fun in the Utah country," Lisa Cook said.
Marc Bryson of Woods Cross also thinks off-roading is the vehicle for teaching his sons the need for responsible land use. Like Olsen, who said off-roader attitudes toward protecting wild areas are enlightened today, Bryson believes claims of widespread damage caused by ATVs and other machines are overstated.
"It's an advertising ploy. If our lands looked like that, then I would contribute [to environmental groups] as well," he said. "We've all been out there, and they don't look like that."
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It's been a week since my money-sucking trip to Buffalo, and the good news is I don't have any shopping regrets! I was worried that I would look at my credit card statement and have a heart attack, but luckily I was smart enough to put some money aside for shopping, and the rest of the trip's expenses will be paid off once I get my next paycheque. And since some of you asked to see some pictures of what I got, above are my beautiful Dior sunglasses (the first pair of non-cheapo H&M sunglasses I've ever bought), and below is the new love of my life (sorry HB, you've been temporarily replaced), my new Kate Space black leather purse.
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He is rather quiet, but seems to be knowledgeable. His PA was useless and needs to find another line of work. The staff could not keep up with the insurance requirements and we had to take care of that ourselves including getting approval for medication. The staff said it was disapproved. When we called the insurance, they worked with us and approved it. All it tooks was a phone call. Same with referrals, we have to find specialists ourselves and then they'll write a referral.As for Dr. Dollar, he can be easily misunderstood both accent-wise and with his demeanor. When his PA found a boil, she said I'd have to go to the ER to get it lanced. When Dr. Dollar saw it, he lanced it himself and found that it was a infected cyst, not a boil.
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I was shocked upon reading the various comments that spoke negatively of Dr. Dollar as I've had a very good experience with him.My father is an 87 year old man who has overall declining health and who has been seen by multiple physicians in the past. He was diagnosed with depression and dementia and has been treated with multiple medications with no sign of improvement. At the end, I was referred by a friend to Dr. Dollar.I was very pleased by his demeanor as well as how pleasant the office staff was. He ordered the blood tests, diagnosed hypothyroidism, started medication immediately and I am glad to say that we have begun to see major improvement in my Dad's health.
He comes in and ask what you are there for, but cuts you off and does not let you finish. Says you have something, but since I did not get to finish, how could he come up with a diagnosis? He left the room and the reason I was there did not even get addressed. He is too busy to be treating sick people.
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In the many years I've been treated by different physicians in California and Arizona for my medical conditions, Dr. H Dollar's staff is the MOST unpleasant. His PA, Casey, is extremely unprofessional and argumentative. I've been to this office at least 6 times for my care and have only seen the actual doctor twice!! Each time I saw Dr Dollar, himself, it wasn't as bad of a visit. The staff, however, are rude and just plain unpleasant. The medical assistant that puts patients in the room is colder than ice water (I am talking about her personality, not her body temp). I've finally had enough of the rude treatment that I've received from this entire office that I have chosen to take my business and my healthcare to the Sadler Clinic. I've been treated as though I actually matter since being seen by the wonderful doctors at Sadler. Please, if you have a choice, DO NOT CHOSE DR DOLLAR AS YOUR PCP!!!


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I'd been tipped off by an American living in Vienna (he works for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission) who suggested I might find the NCAA tourney televised via ESPN. The young bar manager, a dead ringer for actor Jonah Hill, was kind enough to switch one of the flat screens to the Georgetown-NC State game—everyone else was watching Cologne versus Hannover. And when the Hoyas lost by a basket, I had to explain to the manager how rare it is for my team to have such an early exit (he'll never know!).
There are also Starbucks cafes, which seem to be populated by teens and twenty somethings as well as tourists. "They mostly go for the cold drinks," an Austrian suggested to me. (And several sushi joints have also sprouted up, also catering to a younger scene.)
But other than that, Vienna seems to have kept to itself, at least culinarily speaking (Turkish food has always been available, thanks to the influx of guest workers in the 1970s and the more recent arrival of more religiously conservative Turks coming from Anatolia). Austrian cuisine seems to have survived the latest siege and in some places is even being transcended by geniuses like chef Heinz Reitbauer.
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The Mossad is not alone: If you thought that Bar Refaeli's comments about her tour in the 'primitive' county of Egypt last week will go unnoticed- than oh boy, you were mistaken. The Israeli super model has managed to insult and upset the Egyptians who now claim the notorious comments made by her were meant to harm it's tourist industry, much like the accusations raised earlier this week regarding the Mossad's involvement in the deadly Sinai shark attacks.
Nearly a month ago, Refaeli paid a visit to Egypt along with British super model Naomi Campbell and her partner. After returning to Israel for a visit with DiCaprio, Bar made the controversial comments on camera, when asked by a popular Israeli celebrity gossip TV show. In the interview, the model described the trip, in which she visited all the main tourist attractions, as wonderful. However, when she was asked about the possibility of returning to Egypt in the future, Refaeli cheekily replied, "Egypt is a very primitive place."
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There are various weekly markets in the area.
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Followed by La Pineda and lastly Salou.
There are various items for sale. Lots of shoes, fake designer handbags, denim and lots of underwear stalls. The market at Salou seems to have more knicker stalls than anything else.
Some of the stalls will not barter very much - these usually have their prices clearly marked. The ones that have not got their prices marked will generally barter with you and you can pick up an even better bargain.
What to buy: Some of the shoes are a real bargain.
Bags are another bargain especially if you steer clear of the fake designer ones (which can be a bit tacky anyway)
The underwear is reasonably priced but ladies beware, if you are looking at bras, the market holders do have a habit of trying to fit you with the bra over your clothes as you are standing by their stall. It can be a bit embarrasing.
all along the center of salou there are dozen of shops to stroll around and do some shoping. nothing so special. just normal ones like many others at a vacation site.
What to buy: recuerdos as they say in spanish are the main items to buy. a t shirt, a post card, etc.
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Lisa Robin Kelly, the actress who starred in That '70s Show, died on Wednesday 14th August.Her representative, Craig Wyckoff, issued a statement announcing her death. So far the 43-year-old's cause of death is unknown.
Lisa Robin Kelly photographed for That '70s Show in 1999.
It seems Kelly was in a rehab facility in order to deal with her addiction problems. Wyckoff last spoke to his client on Monday when she seemed to be doing well. On this conversation he said "I spoke to her on Monday and she was hopeful and confident, looking forward to putting this part of her life behind her."
In the statement, reported by CNN, Wyckoff said "Lisa had voluntarily checked herself into a treatment facility early this week where she was battling the addiction problems that have plagued her these past few years."
Her cause of death is not certain and a death certificate has not been issued. It is unknown when these details will come to light. Kelly's representative merely said of his client's death: "last night she lost the battle. Cause of death has not been issued yet and no death certificate has been issued either."
According to TMZ, who broke the news, Kelly went into cardiac arrest on Wednesday evening at the rehab facility in L.A. Her boyfriend had driven her to the rehab facility after taking her to hospital on Sunday as her blood alcohol level was at .34.
Lisa Robin Kelly photographed for That '70s Show in 1999.
Medical personnel, who treated the 43-year-old actress, told TMZ Kelly had needle marks on her arms. However, her boyfriend has denied any implications of drug use by saying the marks were from the hospital visit.
Kelly was best known for starring in That 70's Show which ran on Fox between 1998 and 2006. Kelly played the role of Laurie, the elder sister of Eric Forman (Topher Grace). Kelly, on That 70's Show, worked alongside such actors as Mila Kunis, Ashton Kutcher, Wilmer Valderrama and Laura Prepon.
Danny Masterson, who played the role of Steve Hyde on the show, expressed his sorrow on Twitter. He said the news was "terrible" and "awful". He paid tribute to the actress saying she was "brilliant" on That '70s Show. He bade goodbye to his former co-star writing "see u next time".
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- 14 February 2012 | Environment
Last week, remarkable images of wave clouds were captured by a helicopter pilot as they rolled off the sea and inland, completely engulfing buildings in Panama Beach City.
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- 07 February 2012 | Environment
On Saturday, the Surfrider Foundation's Board of Directors and Staff gathered at the Talega Golf Club in San Clemente to honor their 2011 Wavemakers.
This annual awards ceremony honors individuals and companies for their outstanding volunteer efforts and support during the previous year to help the Foundation fulfill its mission of protecting oceans, waves and beaches.
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In 2011, Peter Douglas announced his retirement from the California Coastal Commission after 34 years (26 of them as Executive Director). Peter helped to write the Coastal Act of 1976, the guiding document for management of California's coasts, and has devoted his life to executing the ideals of that Act. He has served under both Democratic and Republican governors and has been responsible for creating one of the most powerful state land-use agencies in existence. Peter's retirement marks the lamentable loss of a hero in coastal protection. Surfrider Foundation is extremely appreciative for his years of commitment to our oceans, waves and beaches. His wisdom and guidance have bestowed upon California's citizens and visitors a great service that is evidenced by our healthy and accessible coastal areas.
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Marine mammals dive to various depths continuously throughout their lives. They dive to feed, rest, play, and numerous other activities. However, the physiological changes their bodies incur during these dives is not fully understood.
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Pakistan batsmen Misbah-ul-Haq and Asad Shafiq held up South Africa's push for victory with a defiant fifth wicket partnership on the third day of the first Test at the Wanderers Stadium on Sunday.
Pakistan were 183 for four at the close after being set to make an improbable 480 to win.
The match seemed headed for an early finish when the first four wickets fell for 82 runs, but Pakistan captain Misbah (44 not out) and the stocky Shafiq (53 not out) defended grimly for more than three hours, adding an unbeaten 101.
South Africa remain in a strong position to take a 1-0 lead in the three-match series, however, with a second new ball due after five overs on Monday and only wicketkeeper Sarfraz Ahmed of the remaining batsmen likely to offer sustained resistance to the South African fast bowlers.
Lucky escapes
South Africa first innings: 253Pakistan first innings: 49South Africa second innings (overnight 207-3):A Petersen c. Hafeez b. Gul 27G Smith c Ahmed b Gul 52H Amla not out 74J Kallis c Shafiq b Ajmal 7 A de Villiers not out 103 Extras 12 Total (for three wickets declared, 62 overs) 275Fall of wickets: 1-82, 2-87, 3-99To bat: F. du Plessis, D. Elgar, R. Peterson, V. Philander, D.Steyn, M. MorkelPakistan second inningsM Hafeez c de Villiers b Philander 2N Jamshed c Peterson b Steyn 46A Ali lbw Kallis 18 Younus Khan c De Villiers b Morkel 15Misbah-ul-Haq not out 44A. Shafiq not out 53 Extras 5Total (for four wickets, 75 overs) 183Fall of wickets: 1-7, 2-64, 3-70, 4-82
Both Misbah and Shafiq had let-offs.
Shafiq edged an outswinger from Vernon Philander to Graeme Smith at first slip when he had 40 and the total was on 155.
Shafiq had almost reached the boundary edge when his dressing room alerted him to a television replay which showed that Philander had bowled a no-ball.
Four balls later, Misbah, on 31, sliced a drive against Jacques Kallis to backward point, but Robin Peterson, diving to his right, could not hold a waist-high chance.
Before Misbah and Shafiq came together everything had seemed to be going South Africa's way.
AB de Villiers hurried to a century before South Africa declared on 275 for three, leaving Pakistan with an hour's batting before lunch.
De Villiers needed only 33 balls to move from his overnight 63 to 103 not out.
He and Hashim Amla added 68 in nine overs before the declaration, which came immediately after De Villiers punched Umar Gul to the cover boundary to reach his 15th Test century off 117 balls. He hit 11 boundaries.
Amla was unbeaten on 74 off 114 balls with seven fours. The pair put on an unbeaten 176 for the fourth wicket, easily the best partnership of the match.
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After being routed for their all-time low total of 49 in the first innings, Pakistan made a more confident start to the second innings and Mohammad Hafeez was somewhat unfortunate to fall to a diving catch by AB de Villiers when he glanced Philander to leg.
Nasir Jamshed and Azhar Ali put on 57 for the second wicket but tight bowling by Dale Steyn and Philander after lunch slowed the scoring rate down.
The left-handed Jamshed, playing in his first Test match, looked solid before he was out for 46 when he pulled Steyn tamely to midwicket.
Azhar followed three overs later for 18. Having been subjected to some hostile short-pitched bowling from Steyn he was trapped in front of his stumps when he played across a full delivery from Kallis.
Morne Morkel took his first wicket of the match when Younis Khan was caught behind for 15, nibbling at and then attempting to withdraw his bat from a fast delivery outside his off stump.
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The Impact of Chase Utley
Posted by Ian Riccaboni, Wed, June 27, 2012 08:18 AM | Comments: 28
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I arrived yesterday at Coca Cola Park well before game time. I introduced myself to Jeff Skversky of Channel 6 ABC and Comcast SportsNet's Leslie Gudel. Their news trucks were piled up at the front gate near the ever-growing piles of fans. I've been to IronPigs games since the beginning and saw Raul Ibanez, Pedro Martinez, and Brad Lidge rehab here. This was much different.
While some fans were at the park early for the John Mayberry Jr. bobblehead giveaway, about 20 were lining the right field fence. No, not the colorful, filled-with-ads fence located at the back of the park but rather the large, black fence that establishes the boundaries of the park. They were trying to get a glimpse of Chase Utley.
I caught up with Michael LoRe (@MichaelLoRe) of the Express Times and Jeff Schuler of the Morning Call in the dugout when Utley began to throw. They cover each and every IronPigs game and have never seen anything like this. Finally, I asked the voice of the IronPigs, Matt Provence (@PigsRadio), who has also seen it all, what his thoughts were on Chase Utley's impact.
One number he gave me said it all: 2,000 tickets were sold in 20 minutes.
"(Chase's rehab) has a huge effect. We've had other rehabs before but this one is special because he has been with the Phillies his whole career and what he has meant to the Phillies' dynasty period that they have had," Provence said. A man of such impact, however, could not even get his own number. No, mascot Ferrous was unwilling to relinquish his jersey. "Unless Chase gains another 300 lbs., he's not fitting into that number 26," joked Provence.
It didn't matter that Utley has been secretive on the health of his knee and the fans weren't scorned by his absence. Utley's 2-5 night with a home run to help the Pigs move into a tie for first was much more symbolic than that. You could see it in the volume of fans who were at the gate by 5 PM, the ones that didn't have tickets trying to grab a view of the greatest second baseman in Phillies history watching from behind the black bars in right, or even the twinkle in Pigs manager Ryne Sandberg's eyes when asked about Chase.
Sandberg replied "Oh yeah," with a smile only a father would have when talking about his son when asked if he saw any of himself in Utley."He's a hard-worker, he's dedicated to the game, he's dedicated to the organization."
Sandberg thinks he's ready to contribute to Philly, too. "I saw a good quickness; a good first step. He looked like Chase Utley to me. It looks like he's excited to be here, that's what I see."
After hearing Sandberg talk and watching the look in his eyes, seeing the thousands of fans lined up, an assumption I have carried for years was finally clear: Chase Utley is the Phillies. Sandberg indicated that Utley was among the first players there to stretch and warm up and Utley looked serious as he ran the bases during BP. His home run to put the Pigs ahead was the icing on the cake.
This is beginning to feel like a turning point in the Phillies season. Chase Utley has already made his impact off-the-field in Allentown, it is now time to see the impact he brings to Citizens Bank Park.
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Posts: 0 Bob in Bucks
I love Utley, who doesn't? But he will not improve the pitching.
Posted: 10:16 AM on June 27, 2012
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bob i agree. he won't improve the pitching physically, but the mental part is what i think will change! the phils pitchers all year seem to be pitching or trying to pitch like they need to throw a shutout! with chase and hopefully ryan back that part of their game will change. they need to throw like they're capable of and let their stuff work! if that happens and the lineup solidifies, whew! i'm salivating at that thought! the bench will improve in late game situations also cause now the guys they got in the offseason will be able to do what they were brought here for spot start to give rest to the regulars and pinch hit late in the game. when nix gets back also the whole team will be mor solid in every aspect. i didn't mention the pen but i think if things go as in the past rube will add a pitcher in the pen. then the rest of the division can do what they've been accustomed to. lookin up at the phils! GO PHILS
Posted: 10:44 AM on June 27, 2012
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I agree with Bob. A quick look at the Phil's stats compared to the division show the offense is 1st in BA and hits and 1st in home runs. They trail only the Braves in runs scored. They're still the best offense in the division even without Utley and Howard. It's the pitching and errors that's killing this team.
Posted: 11:40 AM on June 27, 2012
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They dont have 20-30 games to waste to see if he has anything left in the tank.
Wish the old man would put him towards the bottom of the line up at least to start.
But he is incapable of that.
I do love Utley and think after Chooch is inducted to the wall of fame from this team he should be player #2.
Just dont know what if anything he has left in the tank.
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Address : 25, Galle Face Centre Road LKA - Colombo 09411
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Taj Samudra offers rooms overlooking the Indian Ocean or city skyline situated a 5-minute drive from Fort Railway Station. It boasts an outdoor pool, 7 dining options and tennis courts. Bright and airy, elegant rooms have classic wood furnishings and comfortable seating areas. They are fitted with cable TV, a fridge and a tea/coffee maker. For leisure, relaxing massages, a well-equipped fitness centre and squash courts are available. Attentive staff can provide business and childcare services. Guests can enjoy traditional dishes at Golden Dragon Chinese Restaurant and Navratna Indian Restaurant. Other dining highlights include the Steak and Grill House and 24-hour Ports Latitude Shop. Taj Samudra is a 45-minute drive from the Bandaranaike Airport and provides free parking.
Useful Information
- Address : 25, Galle Face Centre Road LKA - Colombo 0941109411Colombo
Main services
- Restaurant
- Air conditioning
- Disabled access
- Non-smoking rooms
- Satellite TV