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Biomedical Engineering, General Medical Sciences (Oncology, Pediatrics)
My expertise is in molecular imaging with specialty in PET imaging with small molecule radio-tracers. I am also well-versed in quantitative analysis and can contribute to the processing of dynamically acquired PET image data for correlation with histological evaluation. Over the years, I have gain considerable experience in animal imaging using micro-scanners for small animal such as mice and rats, and clinical scanners for mid- and large size animals such as rabbits, woodchucks, canines, and pigs. Cancer imaging is the main research focus of my lab as we have been investigating the mechanisms of tracer uptake in tumors as well as evaluating the potentials for clinical utility of these tracers. My lab has also been developing novel reporter systems to study biology events associated with stem cell-based repair and regeneration in vivo.
1999 "Image of the Month", SNIDD (before merged into Academy of Molecular Imaging)
2000 "Image of the Year", Society of Nuclear Medicine
2009 "Teacher of the Year" for teaching (residents) Radiological Physics, UHCMC
H Guo, X Lu, J Molter, Y Hu, E Barnes, H Vogel, Z Lee, G Luo, B Wang, "a-fetoprotein-Thymidine Kinase-Luciferase Knockin Mice: A Novel Model for Dual Modality Longitudinal Imaging of Tumorigenesis in Liver", Journal of Hepatology, (2011), doi:10.1016/j.jhep.2010.10.020
Y Kuang, N Salem, H Tian, JA Kolthammer, D Corn, C Wu, F Wang, Y Wang, Z Lee, "Imaging Lipid Synthesis in Hepatocellular Carcinoma with [Methyl-11C]Choline Correlated with Metabolites Study in vivo", Journal of Nuclear Medicine, 52(1):98-106, 2011. (PMID: 21149484)
N Salem, Y Kuang, D Corn, B Erokwu, JA. Kolthammer, H Tian, C Wu, F Wang, Y Wang, Z Lee, "[(Methyl)1-11C]-Acetate Metabolism in Hepatocellular Carcinoma", Molecular Imaging and Biology, 13:140-151, 2011 (PMID: 20401538)
Caimi PF, Reese J, Lee Z, Lazarus HM. Emerging therapeutic approaches for multipotent mesenchymal stromal cells. Curr Opin Hematol 17:505-513, 2010. PMID: 20729733
Ziady AG, Kotlarchyk M, Bryant L, McShane M, Lee Z. Bioluminescent imaging of reporter gene expression in the lungs of wildtype and model mice following the administration of PEG-stabilized DNA nanoparticles. Microsc Res Tech 73:918-928, 2010. PMID: 20306536
Salem N, Balkman JD, Wang J, Wilson DL, Lee Z, King CL, Basilion JP. In vivo imaging of schistosomes to assess disease burden using Positron Emission Tomography (PET). PLoS Negl Trop Dis 4:e827, 2010. PMID: 20877718
F Wang, Y Kuang, N Salem, P Anderson, Z. Lee, "Cross-species hybridization of woodchuck hepatitis virus-induced woodchuck hepatocellular carcinoma using human, rat and mouse oligonucleotide microarrays", Journal of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, 24(4):605-17, 2009 (PMID: 19175833)
LaManna JC, Salem N, Puchowicz M, Erokwu B, Koppaka S, Flask C, Lee Z, "Ketones suppress brain glucose consumption", Adv Exp Med Biol., 645:301-6, 2009
Wang F, Dennis JE, Awadallah A, Solchaga LA, Molter J, Kuang Y, Salem N, Lin Y, Tian H, Kolthammer JA, Kim Y, Love ZB, Gerson SL, Lee Z. Transcriptional profiling of human mesenchymal stem cells transduced with reporter genes for imaging. Physiol Genomics 37:23-34, 2009. PMCID: PMC2661103
H Tian, Z. Lee, "Radiosynthesis of 8-Fluoro-3-4-[18F]-Fluorophenyl-3,4-Dihydro-1-Isoquinolinamine ([18F]-FFDI), a Potential PET Radiotracer for the Inducible Nitric Oxide Synthase", Current Radiopharmaceuticals, 1:49-53, 2008
Tang Z, Du R, Jiang S, Wu C, Barkauskas DS, Richey J, Molter J, Lam M, Flask C, Gerson S, Dowlati A, Liu L, Lee Z, Halmos B, Wang Y, Kern JA, Ma PC. Dual MET-EGFR combinatorial inhibition against T790M-EGFR-mediated erlotinib-resistant lung cancer. Br J Cancer 99:911-922, 2008. PMCID: PMC2538758
Salem N, Maclennan GT, Kuang Y, Anderson PW, Schomisch SJ, Tochkov IA, Tennant BC, Lee Z. Quantitative evaluation of 2-deoxy-2[F-18]fluoro-D-glucose-positron emission tomography imaging on the woodchuck model of hepatocellular carcinoma with histological correlation. Mol Imaging Biol 9:135-143, 2007. PMID: 17308952
Wang X, Yin L, Rao P, Stein R, Harsch KM, Lee Z, Heston WD. Targeted treatment of prostate cancer. J Cell Biochem 102:571-579, 2007. PMID: 17685433
Love Z, Wang F, Dennis J, Awadallah A, Salem N, Lin Y, Weisenberger A, Majewski S, Gerson S, Lee Z. Imaging of mesenchymal stem cell transplant by bioluminescence and PET. J Nucl Med 48:2011-2020, 2007. PMID: 18006616
H. Tian, Z. Lee, "Synthesis of [F-18]-labeled Cyclooxygenase-2 (COX-2) Inhibitor as a Potential PET Imaging Agent", Journal of Labeled Compounds and Radiopharmaceuticals, 49:583-593, 2006
Lee Z, Sodee DB, Resnick M, Maclennan GT. Multimodal and three-dimensional imaging of prostate cancer. Comput Med Imaging Graph 29:477-486, 2005. PMID: 15893911
Z. Lee, MS Berridge, "PET imaging-based evaluation of aerosol drugs and their delivery devices: nasal and pulmonary studies", IEEE Trans. Med. Imaging, Vol.21, No. 10, p.1324-1331, 2002


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You were and always
will be the shining
That shines brightly
on me and guides me
Life's darkest
moments, you have
Been there in my
good times and the
Bad, the happy times
and also
The sad.
You were my rock the
one who
Understood me when
nobody else ever
You lit up my path
in the dark of night
You were my guiding
Light that always
Shone so bright,
keeping me warm and
Safe and tightly you
held my hand
To show me the way
to help me
You have been more
than a friend could
ever be
You were always
there for me in my
hour of need
And comforted me in
word and deed.
Since I lost you
that sad day I
cannot put into
Words what my heart
would want say now
You have gone your
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Shining and Guiding
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Todd Grisham joined ESPN in October 2011 as an anchor for ESPNEWS' Highlight Express and serves as host of SportsCenter and ESPN.com's MMA Live. In 2013, Grisham debuted as the studio host of ESPN2's long- standing boxing series, ESPN's Friday Night Fights.
Prior to ESPN, Grisham had served as WWE backstage interviewer, play-by-play commentator and occasional ring announcer since January 2004. He also hosted Fox Soccer Channel's Major League Soccer broadcasts in 2007.
Grisham's previous experience includes working at KTVO-TV in Ottumwa, Iowa, and also as a reporter and weekend sports anchor for KOLD-TV in Tucson, Ariz.
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Earlier this week, I took a look at six players (three offense, three defense) that played notably well against the Jaguars last Thursday. Now, as we look ahead to this week's game against the New England Patriots, we look at six players that need to have a better performance in order for the Colts to pick up the upset.
Joe Reitz
After a very good return against the Dolphins last week, Reitz took a step back this week. While I don't agree completely with the grade, ProFootballFocus gave Reitz a -4.3 on the day, the lowest grade for a Colts' offensive player. Reitz biggest concern was pass blocking, where he gave up three hurries and two hits. His five pressures on the day were the most by any Colt. From my film session, Reitz was actually pretty decent for the majority of the game, and I'm not sure why he graded so poorly for PFF. Nevertheless, he did have a couple breakdowns and you'd like to see those fixed.
Jeff Linkenbach
Replacing right tackle Winston Justice wasn't going to be an easy task for anyone, as he's played pretty well this season, especially in pass protection. But, Linkenbach didn't do himself any favors by allowing two quarterback sacks and a hit on Thursday. Linkenbach played very well at guard earlier this season, and maybe the Colts should stick with that position for now. But, if Justice can't play again this week, or goes out with a similar injury, Linkenbach will surely be called upon again. If Luck is going to keep up with Brady, he'll need a clean pocket.
Donald Brown
Brown wasn't helped by the obvious playcalling of the Colts, but nevertheless it was Brown's worst game of the season running the ball. Brown's 42 total yards was his lowest total of the season (outside of MIA, where he only played 3 snaps), and his 3.0 YPC was the worst since a 2.8 against Minnesota. Brown was better on tape than he seemed originally, and I can fortunately say that I don't see a regression in him, just a tough game where he saw little-to-no daylight. Nevertheless, the Colts will need more from him against the Pats (if he plays) in order to keep their defense honest.
Not Dwight Freeney/Jerry Hughes
Both of these players had poor grades by PFF, but I disagree with those grades. They managed eight QB pressures between them against a QB who threw a lot of short passes. According to PFF, Gabbert had the second shortest average time to pass attempt this week at 2.11 seconds. Guess who had the shortest? Chad Henne, the Jaguars backup at 2.04 seconds. The two quarterbacks combined for 39 dropbacks that were less than 2.5 seconds, about 75% of their total dropbacks, which is easily the highest in the league. They only dropped back for more than 2.5 seconds thirteen times, and the Colts got four sacks out of those 13 snaps (3rd most in the league, on the lowest amount of snaps). Hughes did have a couple of bad penalties, but overall I thought this pairing played pretty well.
However, this week the Colts face Tom Brady, another QB with one of the shortest average times until the throw. Hughes and Freeney (and Mathis if he plays) will have to figure out how to get to him quickly if the Colts are to have a chance.
Cassius Vaughn
While his fellow starter was racking up three turnovers, Vaughn was busy looking like a below average cornerback, against one of the worst passing offenses in the league. Vaughn allowed 9 receptions for 119 yards and a touchdown, and failed to knockdown a pass on the day. He also allowed 54 yards after the catch, and had the worst coverage grade of anybody on the defense this week by PFF.
Cory Redding
Redding has been inconsistent and injury prone all year, but Thursday was arguably his worst day as a Colt, as he rushed the passer 43 times and failed to get a pressure all day. Redding did have a batted pass (which led to an interception) and was ok in run defense throughout the day, but he had the worst pass rush grade by PFF of anyone on the Colts (outside of Freeney, who I, again, disagreed with). Redding's pass rushing, or lack thereof, will be a major factor in the game on Sunday, as the interior line must push Brady back into the arms of the OLBs.


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Your pace, your place Academy
Not everyone can afford private tutoring, and even if they could, sitting next to a teacher with a limited set of time or patience is not always the best solution. This is where sites like Salman Khan's Khan Academy come in handy.
What started out as an online math lesson to his 6 year old cousin, has quickly turned into an award winning website offering more than 2,200 free educational 10 minute videos and 100 self-paced exercises on mathematics, history, finance, physics, chemistry, biology, astronomy, and economics.
Whether you're a pre-college student, an elementary schooler, or a senior citizen looking to broaden your general knowledge, Khan Academy offers you basic lessons and graded exercuse modules that will take you all the way from basic addition like 1+1 to trigonometry and more advanced mathematics. Parents can follow their kids' advancement and teachers can receive real-time class reports on the amount of time spent, subjects covered and success rate of their students.
Personally speaking, I'm slightly excited about finally learning a bit of "Banking and Money". Sounds like it could come in handy, and who knows? Maybe I'll even be able to earn a "Black Hole badge" one day…
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With all the multitasking and stress of modern day life, sometimes finding an encouraging book, a piece of guided imagery, meditation music, or spiritual teachings can be just about the last straw for maintaining sanity.
Here's one great site I personally found to be helpful: Sounds True
Sounds True is an independent multimedia publishing company that produces, publishes, and distributes a wide range of spiritual, self-help and therapy related music, audio lessons, instructional DVDs, and books. The products address a wide range of common problems such as stress and anxiety, pain and disease, insomnia and fatigue. The prices are pretty fair, and you can listen to audio samples prior to purchasing.
Feeling a little overwhelmed? Just download an audio file, snuggle up in bed and start decompressing…
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Advice Strong
Seems like award winning actress, TV series host, cooking book author and lately also singer Gwyneth Paltrow is everything but a Goop (look it up). However, this is precisely the title of her famous lifestyle site.
GOOP offers a free weekly newsletter by Paltrow, offering advice and recommendations in one of the following categories: Make (cooking), go (places to visit), get (shopping), do (activities and activism), be (relationships, psychology, spirituality) and see (books, websites, exhibitions, etc).
Lately Paltrow has received criticism for dispensing advice aimed mainly at the upper upper class, after replying to a working mom's e-mail complaining about finding balance in her life, with a list of examples and advice including a daily personal trainer, a celebrity stylist, and a $2,000 coffeemaker.
True – some of the products and places recommended are a bit pricey, however, after reviewing the site myself I can honestly say the woman does have quite a few inspiring ideas and recommendations which she brings to life in a fun, colorful manner. I especially like the Be and Do sections where Paltrow offers health and recreation ideas and corresponds with leading therapists, spiritual leaders, activists and businessmen on various life situations.
Check it out!
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Reading in a Digital World
Okay, let's face it. There's never going to be anything quite like curling up in bed with a good old fashioned paper book, feeling the smoothness and crinkles of the pages, smelling the dusty-old or newly-printed aroma (some may disagree), or showing off your great collection of books on the study's shelves.
However, with that in mind, eBooks do have quite a few advantages – cheaper prices, more eco-friendly, easily accessed, stored and searched, and with the growing convenience of the latest PDAs and eReaders (anti-glare, touch screen, light weight), eBooks are definitely becoming a power to be reckoned with.
Although eBooks still constitute less than 10% of all book sales, in July 2010, Amazon reported sales of its eBooks had outnumbered the sales of hardcover books for the first time ever during the second quarter of 2010.
In that spirit, here are some of the best places to get started on your eReading:
Project Gutenberg – A free selection of over 33,000 classic books, newsletters and articles available in a variety of downloadable formats.
Google eBook Store – Offers access to millions of online books. Purchases can be stored online and read or downloaded through the customer's Google account with any web browser. Compatible with most smartphones and eReaders.
Amazon Kindle Store – Offers more than 850,000 books, newspapers, magazines, and blogs for electronic reading with fairly reasonable pricing. Most bestsellers and new releases starting at $9.99.
Barnes & Noble's NookBook Store – With over 2 million eBooks, magazines, and newspapers. Also offers free eBook sample chapters and a nice selection of free classics. Most prices are competitive with Amazon.
Sony Reader Store – Offers a large selection of eBooks for purchase, with user friendly browsing options. Provides formats suitable for the Sony eBook Reader, other digital readers, smartphones, and PC and Mac reading.
eBooks.com – A popular digital bookstore with over 100,000 titles to choose from in a wide range of subjects, including academic books and digital textbooks.
Happy eReading!
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Customize Yourself
I can't tell you how many times I've stood in the middle of a department store holding a piece of "fashion", mumbling to myself "if only the fabric was a bit different", or "I could've designed such a better shirt myself"!
If you can relate to these feelings then the following two sites are perfect for you:
Threadless is a community based company that manufactures T-shirts designed, submitted and rated by the public. Members of the Threadless community submit their T-shirt designs, which are then put to a public vote. A small percentage of the submitted designs are selected for printing and sold through the online store. Creators of the winning designs receive a prize of cash and store credit.
Spoonflower is a fabric printing service that lets you create and order your own textile designs, as well as earn 10% of the sale if your design is purchased by others. The site includes an enormous selection of creative and whimsical fabrics designed by its members, as well as a library of project ideas.
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The Sky's the Limit
My nephew loves cool facts, and he loves skyscrapers. "How tall is that building?" and "how many years did it take them to build it?" are frequent questions on our family trips.
This is why I was slightly thrilled to stumble across this website: skyscraperpage.com
The site includes a database of the world's tallest buildings with unique diagram illustrations that let you compare their height and size on one scale. You can look up skyscrapers according to country or city and find many interesting facts like the construction dates, architect, floor count, number of elevators, materials, and more.
Now all I have to figure out is "how long would it take you to climb it?"
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And the Oscar goes to…Valentino
Ah, don't you just love the hustle and bustle around Oscar Night. Each year I tell myself I'm probably not going to watch it, but end up seeing the whole thing, and catching up on the gossip the next day.
Especially the fashion gossip. What can I say? As a simple gal who usually dresses on a JC Penney budget, it's kinda nice checking out once in a while how I could look in Dolce & Gabbana, Versace, Yves Saint Laurent or Oscar de la Renta if I had a few millions in the bank.
Here are a few of the best sites to catch Oscar fashion reviews, as well as all the other delicious nitty gritty of Hollywood:
BTW, here's me, my fab Valentino dress and great date from last night (courtesy of a little Photoshop).
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Lately, wherever you go, whatever you do, you can't stop hearing the word: Apps.
With more than 1 billion smart-phones expected by 2013, mobile applications are an exploding market with predictions of reaching a staggering revenue of $21 billion by 2013.
Whether it's fun games, music, social networking, photo editing, task management, instant translation of signs, business card scanning or even birth control, blood pressure and diabetes monitoring – they've got an app for it!
If you're new to the mobile app scene, a good place to start would be these sites:
Appolicious – user and critic reviews and recommendations on the latest and best iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, and Android apps. The site also includes a directory of applications and application developers.
AppBrain – An online Android application directory and installations tool.
iPhone App Store – Apple's iPhone app store includes over 350,000 apps for every purpose under the sun.
Android Market – An online store developed by Google for Android applications.
And just so we'll know what the future has in store, IT research guru, Gartner, recently released its predictions of what would be the top 10 mobile application trends in 2012:
- Location-based services (LBSs) – such as map navigation, local traffic jam, deals or service alerts.
- Social networking – text, photo, video and game sharing online.
- Mobile Search – website, product and price search and comparison.
- Mobile Commerce – "checking in" to stores, or adding items to a shopping cart by taking a photo of an item or bar code.
- Mobile Payment – paying for services and goods via mobile instead of cash, checks or credit card.
- Context-aware Service – product and service suggestions according to personal interests and preferences.
- Object Recognition (OR) – pointing your mobile towards an object – the Eiffel Tower, for example, and instantly seeing the admission price, working hours, and other information.
- Mobile Instant messaging (MIM) – transferring the desktop messaging experience, such as Skype or MSN to the mobile arena.
- Mobile e-mail
- Mobile video
So, all that's left to say is…app…app…app and away!
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Ready, steady, shop!
Lately, coupon clippers and shopaholics alike have been lucky to enjoy a surge in the booming trend of group buying websites.
For those of you not yet familiar with this concept, group buying websites offer attractive daily deals at large (sometime up to 90%) discounts off local products and services from businesses who are willing to provide them for a guaranteed number of buyers.
According to eMarketer, 2010's top ten group buying websites in the US included Groupon, Eversave, LivingSocial, BuyWithMe, Tippr, DealOn, Crowd Cut, KGB Deals, BlackBoardEats and Half Off Depot.
So much has already been said about the big players in the field, that we thought we might recommend a few smaller, interesting niche-specific dealers:
Juice in the City, claimed to be "launched the day after Mother's Day 2010 because neither of us got a damn thing we really wanted", is a group buying site for moms by moms. Each daily deal offered on the site is meant to appeal to women with young children and does not require a certain number of people to sign up.
FamilyFinds is an online daily deal site exclusively focused on families. Interesting deals we found included discount summer art camp and rock climbing classes for the kids, and a photographed family portrait.
Roozt.com offers up to 80% discount on "green" products from environmentally responsible companies, and donates 1% of every purchase to the non-profit of your choice.
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Doing Homework with Springo Kids
Once upon a time preparing school assignments meant spending a few good hours in the library, or looking up your home encyclopedia (which your parents were very proud of purchasing). Nowadays, with the internet revolution, kids can find the information they're looking for at the tip of their fingers. However, quite often this information overflow can be quite overwhelming.
Springo Kids is a great tool to easily find all the best websites that will help kids do their homework. It provides a start-page with links to the leading, safe, educational sites on the web in topics such as math and science, as well as an easy-to-maneuver website directory.
Let's say you're 10 years old, you need to prepare a science project and you have no idea where to begin.
All you need to do is enter Springo Kids, choose your age range – "Over 8" (girl or boy) and then either click on the "science" section or one of its top website logos, or type the word "science" or any other free wording in the search box at the top of the page.
You will immediately see the closest topics in the directory and a visual display and short description of all relevant websites, ordered by ranking. One click on any of the websites will transfer you directly to them.
Check out a few of Springo Kids' recommended science websites:NASA Science for Kids, National Geographic Kids, Science News for Kids, Discovery's Science Homework Help.
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Shaquille Preston
East Jefferson, Basketball
Preston led the Warriors to a key victory over St. Augustine and also another win over Ben Franklin as East Jefferson finished District 10-4A undefeated and enter the playoffs with a 29-2 mark. Against the Purple Knights on Wednesday, Preston scored nine of his 15 points in the fourth quarter and came up with a big three-point play under a minute remaining to help put the game out of reach. He followed that up with a 20-point performance against Ben Franklin on Thursday.
Bronte Tate
McDonogh 35, Basketball
Kaitlyn Pratt isn't the only player teams need to worry about when they play the Roneagles. With more teams keying in on the McDonogh 35 post player, Tate stepped up in a big way last week notching 13 points in a 39-35 victory over O. Perry Walker hitting four 3-pointers against the Chargers. She added five more 3-pointers in a 64-55 double overtime victory over Helen Cox that gave McDonogh 35 an undefeated District 9-4A run.


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Yoga, I agree. At 50-75g I would not think it is carb flu, unless you are very sensitive to carbs. Do you have any of the other symptoms of carb-sensitivity- cravings after carbs, water retention, sleepiness. (Forget the others, but a quick search should pull them up for you.)
[QUOTE=Gladmorning;1186458]So, I miscalculated this morning. I have been primal since February first. This week makes 13 weeks, not 17. The first two months I lost 35 lbs, so about 15 pounds in four weeks from ADF.[/QUOTE]
Sabine, I'm not super sensitive to all carbs, but definitely wheat (which I stay away from), corn and yams I'm ok with, but I rarely eat. Maybe it's bananas... You know what.. I did eat Grapes the day before my DD was just awful and grapes have a TUN of sugar in them... hmmm.. maybe i'm grape sensitive :) it's sugar, not grain. (still carbs).. I remember getting this kind of hang over (not the alcohol kind) a couple months back from a birthday i went to and had a some icing and I had a crazy headache the next day. I'm not really sure it's the sugar, but that is the only thing I can think of.
Gladmorning, congrats! that is super amazing! I have a question about your weight goals (of course only if you want to share them), where did you start and where are you now? Go YOU! :) :)


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Jared Kimber borrowed a friend's insulated hunting coat to brave the frigid winds at the Holland Harbor entrance Tuesday. ( Mark Copier | MLive.com )
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Next week is the one-year anniversary of the closing of the Kiddie Kollege. What's happened since? Who's to blame? Where are all of the children now?
A few years ago Gloucester County took over the Shady Lane nursing home because of poor reviews from the state. How are things going? How much is everything costing?
Lower Alloways Creek may have a fourth nuclear power plant in its future. What kind of impact could this have on the region? What new technologies are in place?


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Gwen Ifill talks to Susan Dentzer, editor-in-chief of Health Affairs, about a pair of studies released in that journal about the lifespan of American women. In one, researchers found that in 43 percent of the nation's counties, more women 75 years old and under are dying sooner. Continue reading
Americans' life expectancy continued to rise despite a 27 percent jump over five years in the prevalence of diabetes and an increased number of overweight Americans, according to a National Center for Health Statistics report released Friday. Continue reading


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10 of the Easiest 5-Minute Hair Tutorials for a Boring Hair RutMichelle Horton
All busy women — moms or not (but especially moms) — can find themselves in a "hair rut."
Typically it's a "mom bun," a ponytail, or even just a quick yet ordinary braid. For me it was (and sometimes still is) the bun. I desperately don't want to cut my youthful hair, but it's far too easy to throw it up into a top bun. And then a bun the next day. And then a bun the day after that.
But there are plenty of hair options out there that take mere minutes, especially for us long-haired ladies. I've recently taken up braids, and it's incredible how quick I can get my hair out of my face while still looking like I had more than 5 minutes of peace in the bathroom. And the great thing about braid tutorials is that many of them work on semi-wet hair, for those shower-and-go mornings.
Here are 10 QUICK hairstyle tutorials that I've recently tried and loved — and they all take under 5 minutes:
Best Kept Braid Secret 1 of 10This is actually my go-to hairstyle of the moment because it's so easy and so pretty. Simply braid one of your three-section braid strands before doing a traditional side braid. It gives the braid a little more dimension on dry or damp hair.
See the tutorial from The Beauty Department
Brilliant Braid 2 of 10This actually isn't a "braid," it's more of a twist — and it can be done quickly in under 5 minutes. So smart!
See the tutorial from Oh So Pretty the Diaries
Fishtail Braid 3 of 10Did you know that a fishtail braid is one of the easiest braids you can do? It's basically just a two-stranded braid — and this is one of the best tutorials to show you how.
See the tutorial from The Beauty Department
Knotted Messy Side Braid 4 of 10This gorgeous romantic-looking braid is actually a series of knots! Once you get the hang of it, you can breeze through this hairstyle in a matter of minutes.
See the tutorial from Luxy Hair on YouTube
5-Minute Updo for Rainy Days 5 of 10The perfect "mom bun" alternative for damp hair.
See the tutorial from DulceCandy87
Lovely Little Hair Bun 6 of 10If you typically resort to the "messy mom bun" look because a polished top bun takes too much re-doing (and pinning, and hairspraying), this simple and affordable tool will change your life.
See more about the Lovely Little Hair Bun
Pretty Low Side Bun Hair Tutorial 7 of 10Rather than a low chignon or a top bun, opt for an equally simple yet effortlessly chic side bun.
See the tutorial from …love Maegan
Easy Twisted Side Bun 8 of 10Add some simple twists to really give yourself a 5-minute elegant updo.
See the tutorial from Luxy Hair on YouTube
Super Easy Braided Ponytail 9 of 10A gorgeous braid/ponytail hybrid that you can put up in minutes.
See the tutorial from Luxy Hair on YouTube
Knot Your Average Pony 10 of 10Another ponytail alternative that's just as fast and easy.
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Set in a bleak future after Earths surface has been shattered by nuclear warfare, AquaNox introduces a futuristic 3D world immersed deep in a massive ocean. Human survivors have created a new empire, sending gigantic submarines to plow along the world's seafloors. Gamers play the role of the roguish Emerald "Dead Eye" Flint, the mercenary with many talents and connections in the underwater world. Flint faces a new menace that surfaces from the sunken caverns – horrifying creatures and ancient gods that were once sealed in the oceanic caves. In this dangerous yet beautiful new world, the gamer discovers glittering underwater cities, dazzling aquatic flora and fauna, and massive natural formations in jaw-dropping detail
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It's 2666, the world is flooded with water and your submarine ship has been stolen. Oh, that's right, you're playing Aquanox. Several years have passed by since the release of Archimedean Dynasty and finally Massive Development has released Aquanox, it's highly awaited sequel. You take on the role of Emerald Flint, aka DeadEye, who's a […]
Now, mercenaries, adventurers and all the scum of the world are battling their way to make everyone's life as miserable as possible while you, Emerald "Dead-Eye" Flint, are caught between the frontlines of two power-blocs waging a war. For those that don't know it, Aquanox is the sequel to "Archimedean Dynasty", which is supposed to […]
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CLICK HERE to view the updated 2015 Safest Cities in Utah rankings!
Selecting the right community to call home is no simple matter. In addition to concerns about quality schools, job growth and home values, is the necessity of finding a city where your family and property will be safe from harm. That's why SafeWise has compiled the most recent 2012 FBI Crime Statistics with our own independent research to let you know which cities in the great state of Utah have the best safety records.
To bring you the top 40 safest cities in the Beehive State, we reviewed 83 cities that were eligible for a spot on our list due to having a population of over 5,000 and meeting our strict criteria regarding violent and property crime. To discover which of those did the best job of keeping their neighborhoods safe, we looked at the number of violent crimes, including aggravated assault, robbery, forcible rape and murder. In addition we analyzed the incidence of property crimes, consisting of burglary, larceny-theft, vehicle theft and arson. Next we use that data to calculate the chance of these crimes happening out of one thousand in order to compensate for population variances.
SafeWise is proud to help you find the perfect Utah spot to call home while making sure your family's safety is a top priority. After you've perused our list of cities, take the next step by visiting our Utah Safety Directory, where everything you need to know about local crime prevention and protecting your home can be found in one, convenient place.
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1. Sunset
Our number one safest city in the Beehive State is a close-knit, small community situated between the magnificent Wasatch Mountains and the Great Salt Lake. The residents of this virtually crime-free city are united by a common vision, "Sunset City will be a community where every person and every family is important and respected. We will give the community a stable, safe, healthy, caring and friendly neighborhood."
This vision of communal tranquility is being manifested by the citizens alongside the dedicated officers of the Sunset City Police Department. In fact, Sunset was entirely free of any violent crime in 2012, and the incidence of property crimes was only 26 in 1,000. And it's easy to see how proud the Sunset community is about their safe streets at the annual Sunset City Fun Days festival. The summer festival is a celebration full of small-town charm that includes events like a tractor pull, a bake off, car show and a hot dog eating contest.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000: 0
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 26.12
2. Nephi
Right at the crossroads of Utah, where two main freeways intersect, lies a friendly little city named Nephi. The city's name comes from the LDS Book of Mormon and is one of the central figures in the Mormon religion. This community is dedicated to providing a safe and inclusive environment for residents and visitors alike. Programs like Nephi's Community Night Out create a fun space for officials to talk about important issues like stopping underage drinking and gun safety while providing dinner for the community. Nephi is always looking for ways to educate the community while having a good time—the Miss Nephi scholarship pageant and Yuba Lake State Park are just some examples of local recreations that strive to improve the community.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000: 0.91
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 21.42
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3. Enoch
Situated in the beautiful landscape of southern Utah, near spectacular Cedar Break National Monument and Amphitheater, the rural community claiming the third spot on our list is the type of place where the whole town comes out to support the local high school team – whether it's football, volleyball or even cross country. Enoch's young athletes are celebrated along with nearly every other community happening on the town's active Facebook page. Perhaps it's knowing that someone's keeping an eye on things that helped Enoch stay clear of murder, robbery and arson for the whole of 2012.
But it's not just social media helping to keep Enoch residents safe. An active Police Department is also on duty 24/7 working to keep Enoch the peaceful community its citizens are proud to call home. Using a philosophy of community policing, Enoch police work with citizen volunteers as well as sworn officers to keep the town of just over 5,500 safe and sound.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000: 3.86
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 12.25
4. Salem
Originally named Pond Town, this cozy Utah city was renamed after Salem, Massachusetts to honor the birthplace of Lyman Curtis for his contributions to building the city in the mid 1800's. This scenic, rural town has since built a community dedicated to helping one another. From its Water Wise program and Greewaste area designed to help the environment to local calls to action like helping World War II Veterans visit their war memorial in Washington, Salem is a driven community out to improve the world. Pictures of Salem's pond are used all over Utah to represent the rural, homely ideals that Salem embodies in landscape and community.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000: 0.45
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 14.35
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5. Tremonton
Our number five city is nestled in the Bear River Valley, which remained largely uninhabited until the early 1900's when the area was discovered as a viable area for Midwestern farmers to settle. Over time, the farming community of Tremonton has grown into a full-service city that offers residents a balance between the small town, rural lifestyle and the big city amenities available from nearby metropolitan areas like Ogden and Salt Lake City.
Tremonton is also located along I-15 and is a common resting spot for travelers looking for a safe place to gas up, stretch their legs or find a tasty bite to eat. It's no wonder that visitors and residents alike feel comfortable on Tremonton's peaceful streets, especially with the chance of becoming a victim of violent crime being only two in 1,000 in this little town. From the dedicated Police Department to the citizen-led Community Emergency Response Team (CERT), Tremonton takes crime prevention and emergency preparedness seriously.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000: 2.18
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 23.08
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6. Bluffdale
This rural community will make any visitor feel like they've entered the true-blue West. With their town slogan dedicating the city to being a "self-sufficient rural community with a unique country lifestyle," Bluffdale follows through. Characterized by large lot development and frequent community rodeos, this small Utah city is picturesque in the vein of small western towns.
That said, Bluffdale has another, technology-driven side as it is home to the NSA's data storage center and the Utah Data Center. With the NSA in town, it's no wonder the city was able to keep violent crimes down to less than one per 1,000 in 2012. While some hysteria over the NSA caused some waves across the United States last year, residents feel their privacy is intact and retain their small-town mentality in this peaceful community.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000: 0.64
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 13.63
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7. Pleasant View
Named for its outstanding view of Mount Ben Lomond, Pleasant View nabbed the seventh spot on our list thanks to its low incidence of both violent and property crime. In 2012, this community of just over 8,000 was safe from arson, murder and robbery – and your chances of becoming a victim of violent crime is less than one in 1,000 in this northern Utah community.
Pleasant View is home to an active Police Department that works to manage community safety including animal control and school crossing guards. The dedicated officers of Pleasant View offer more than the usual patrol, response and investigative services. Going above and beyond the call of duty, Pleasant View police officers also serve the community through a variety of programs including the PVPD Traffic School, the Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E.) program, a School Resource Officer Program at Weber High School and administering Youth Court programs.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000: 0.85
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 11.47
8. Mapleton
If you're looking for small-town charm, Mapleton, Utah is the place to go. This suburban and rural city does not access any major Utah freeway and only has two restaurants in town—the Model A Café and Subway. However, the community comes together for multiple outdoor recreational sports held at any one of the city's four parks. Such a tight-knit community makes for a safe living space, with Mapleton having zero counts of arson, robbery and murder in 2012. Mapleton is the ideal, family-centric, small, safe community on Utah's beautiful foothills.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000: 0.24
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 11.19
9. Grantsville
Even though this thriving community is known for the fast speeds and exciting action provided at Miller Motorsports Park, that doesn't mean this Tooele County city doesn't slow things down when it comes to crime rates. Grantsville residents and visitors are so busy watching what's happening at the track, that it's comforting to know they don't need to worry about criminal activity interrupting their fun. In 2012, there were no murders or rapes in Grantsville, and only 88 total incidents of property crime reported for this town of over 9,000 people.
In addition to being a safe place to call home, Grantsville has also been named one of America's "50 great small towns with great jobs" by "Money" magazine. The combination of a low cost of living and a healthy job market make Grantsville a great place to call home. When you throw in the impressive track record of the local police force – your chances of being a victim of violent crime in Grantsville is only one in 1,000 – it's no surprise that this suburb of Salt Lake City is showing steady growth and receiving rave reviews from its happy, secure residents.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000:1.20
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 9.58
10. Smithfield
This quaint city of under 10,000 people not only has safety in mind, but the health of its residents too. Besides the library and sunny Birch Creek Golf Course, which are staples in this small town, Smithfield citizens gather each year for their annual Health Days Celebration. This festival features a parade, 5K run, community film screenings and more—all for the purpose of promoting healthy habits and bringing the community together. A town so involved with its residents makes for a safe city, landing Smithfield the number 10 spot on our list. For a cozy community with plenty of small-town Utah charm, Smithfield is the place to go.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000: 0.31
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 9.99
11. Woods Cross
Named for a railroad depot called Woods Crossing, this city, situated near the bottom of the Great Salt Lake Basin is a thriving suburb of the state capital. Nestled against foothills that afford sweeping views of both the city and the Great Salt Lake, Woods Cross is a place where it's not uncommon to see children walking to school, families playing in one of the many local parks and neighbors looking out for one another. Whether it's cheering on future Stanley Cup winners at the latest Davis County Youth Hockey Association game or rooting for the Woods Cross High School Wildcats, this is a community of neighbors who are enthusiastic about their athletic passions and keeping their neighborhoods safe.
With the rate of violent crime less than two in 1,000, the Woods Cross Police Department appears to be doing a bang-up job making sure residents stay clear of harm. From fingerprinting and Boy Scout tours to group safety presentations and home security checks, Woods Cross officers provide a wide range of services to help keep this serene community secure.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000: 1.29
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 24.04
12. Lindon
If you yearn for a city where horses trot down the street side-by-side with cars and water parks abound, Lindon is the city for you. In addition to a safe environment provided by the Lindon City Police Department, this rural Utah city has all of the small-town country charm with big city attractions. The Lindon Aquatics Center has fun water-based activities for everyone, including a lazy river, pirate ship waterslide and FlowRider.
On top of this summer hot spot, Lindon has an abundance of parks and trails where locals can ride their horses or enjoy the cascading Utah landscape. Steeds and Lindon have always had a close relationship as the city was originally named "String Town" for the way that the horses were strung up along the streets. Today, families in Lindon keep this country tradition while allowing room for growth and other entertainment.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000: 1.33
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 26.03
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13. Santaquin/Genola
You're as likely to see a horse moseying down a Santaquin street as a pickup truck or ATV. Santaquin is one of those towns that offers the best of both worlds, quiet evenings sipping lemonade on the front porch and close access to top restaurants and big city culture in the nearby Provo-Orem metropolitan area. A picturesque community with breathtaking views of both Utah Lake and Mount Timpanogos, Santaquin is a safe and beautiful place to call home.
Visitors and residents alike enjoy the full bounty of what Santaquin has to offer at their annual Orchard Days celebration that offers everything from a rodeo and hot air balloon rides to tours of historical pioneer cabins. Making sure nothing ruins the family fun is the dedicated officers of the Santaquin Police Department. These officers are so good at what they do, that in 2012 Santaquin had absolutely no violent crimes, and the incidence of property crime was only 13 in 1,000.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000: 0
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 13.26
14. Heber
The pastoral city of Heber has something for everyone to enjoy. It's impossible to live in Heber and not fall in love with the outdoors. Offering scenic and recreational spots from Strawberry Reservoir to Jordanelle State Park, this small Utah town has everything an outdoor enthusiast could ask for. Heber's cool summers are perfect for golfing or lazy days on the lake, and its prime location behind the Wasatch Front turns that perfect Utah powder into an everyday reality for skiers. These natural attractions mixed with Heber's homegrown community makes it the ideal Utah city—a quaint, rural town with the engaging Utah landscape at its fingertips.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000: 0.08
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 6.27
15. North Park (North Logan)
At the mouth of Green Canyon in the verdant Cache Valley, you'll find the rolling farmlands and orchards of North Logan and Hyde Park. Serving this small but vibrant community is the North Park Police Department. This active force makes community relations a top priority while ensuring the safety of local residents, homes and property. In 2012, there was less than one violent crime per 1,000 in this bucolic burg and property crime was kept down to 22 in 1,000. That means this downhome community of over 12,000 residents was relatively crime-free.
Thanks to the safe streets, families are able to enjoy annual community activities like the North Logan Pumpkin Walk, which has been going strong since 1982. The annual event started on the Old Beutler Farm as a simple way for neighborhood kids to celebrate the fall and Halloween in a safe, fun environment. Approximately 200 people showed up the first time Ida Beutler served hot drinks and homemade cookies and now the event sees nearly 3,000 visitors each year.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000: 0.88
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 22.01
16. Santa Clara/Ivins
Although the Santa Clara Police Department was just created in 2012, this brave, little department takes its position seriously, landing the cities of Santa Clara and Ivins at number 16 on our list. From humble beginnings as a fruit and produce hub, the city has since left its fruit stand ways and become a popular suburb of the larger Southern Utah town, St. George.
Although produce carts no longer line the streets of Santa Clara, the community has stayed just as sweet. A recent $10,000,000 project that helped renovate and expand the city's historic downtown area is evidence of Santa Clara's growth, proudly gaining more and more residents each year. This rapid growth is further proof of the passionate community that makes Santa Clara a desirable place to be.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000: 0.23
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 6.56
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17. Hurricane
Settled as part of Brigham Young's Cotton Mission, Hurricane is an active, outdoor community that has expanded from an agricultural settlement to a top recreation destination. But this southern Utah town hasn't traveled too far from its roots with two operational peach and apricot orchards that are still managed by the LDS Church. In addition to farming, the city is now home to well-regarded golf courses and two reservoir lakes noted for their outstanding bass fishing.
This gateway to Utah's stunning national parks and monuments does a good job of keeping its city safe for both residents and visitors. Relying on strong relationships within the community and proactive crime prevention and awareness efforts, the Hurricane City Police Department has an impressive record, with only 21 violent crimes reported in 2012 for this town of almost 15,000.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000: 1.47
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 19.74
18. South Ogden
South Ogden has boomed as an up-and-coming Utah city. Due to South Ogden's close proximity to Hill Air force Base and the Ogden Arsenal, the city originally began developing in the 1040's and became known as the "City of Homes" for the numerous neighborhoods that began popping up around the city. Today, South Ogden is far more than a suburb. Weber State University opened near South Ogden, bringing a youthful population to the town and motivating the city to expand its downtown area. From Historic Main Street to a new Megaplex theatre and shopping center, South Ogden has blossomed into an exciting and welcoming city that everyone can enjoy.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000: 0.77
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 18.78
19. North Ogden
The city of North Ogden was founded on the dogged determination of two cattle ranchers from Ogden. Even though there was a strong threat by nearby Shoshone tribes, Jonathan Campbell wasn't about to give up his dream of permanently settling in the bountiful lands at the base of Mount Ben Lomond. After two years, he was able to work out issues with the Shoshone and bring his family to what is now a bustling community of over 17,000 residents.
That proud spirit still inhabits North Ogden, and its citizens work alongside the North Ogden police to keep their city safe for all who live and visit here. Like the powerful image of the city's nearby mountain, which was the model for the Paramount Picture Majestic Mountain logo, the long shadow of law and order is cast over this community, keeping out nearly all violent crime with only seven incidents reported in 2012.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000: 0.39
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 16.03
20. Saratoga Springs
With their city motto stating that "Life's Just Better Here," Saratoga Springs has more than one reason why. From its prime location between Provo and Salt Lake City—giving the city a small-town feel with big-city attractions near by—to their crystal clear air quality and lakeshore living, Saratoga Springs promises a rural atmosphere without having to sacrifice leisure and recreation. From hiking and mountain biking to boating and jet skiing, Saratoga Springs trusts in these adrenaline-pumping activities to bring the community together.
They also trust in the brave men and women of the local police force to keep crime down and they are doing a good job with less than one violent crime per 1,000 people in 2012. This town is dedicated to making the lives of its residents better though encouraging the community to stay healthy, as well as getting children and families into the library. The Saratoga Springs Library has over 6,000 library cardholders and is a central location for local activities and programs.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000: 0.75
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 9.92
21. Farmington
It's not surprising that a town with such a charming name is also one of the safest places to live in Utah. Home to historic river rock homes and Lagoon, the state's only amusement park, Farmington offers a quaint small town lifestyle complete with a historic town center without sacrificing modern convenience. Recent growth in both housing and business has brought many new amenities to the area including a high-speed commuter train, greenbelt and expansive shopping and restaurant district.
Making this northern Utah city even more appealing is a safety record that ensures your chance of falling victim to a violent crime is less than one in 1,000. That's just one more reason "Money" magazine ranked Farmington number 12 on their Best Places to Live index in 2011. On the job 24/7 to make sure residents remain safe and sound is a committed police department that works hard to uphold their core values of excellence, respect, integrity, pride and cooperation.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000: 0.32
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 15.02
22. Clinton
Clinton is the ideal place to raise a family. This small, suburban town has numerous community activities that bring residents together from the Clinton Heritage Days Parade to regular Community Enhancement Classes. With a number of good local schools to choose from and making it on our safe cities list, Clinton has a lot to offer growing families. This city of over 21,000 people is lined with white picket houses and filled with quite neighborhoods. Its proximity to major Utah cities like Ogden, Layton and Salt Lake City combined with Clinton's unique calmness is probably what has made the city grow to almost twice its size in only 20 years.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000: 0.57
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 15.19
23. Syracuse
Steeped in history related to the Great Salt Lake, Syracuse can trace its name to a salt company in Syracuse, New York that an early salt maker stamped on his salt bags. The name took greater hold when an ambitious early settler set out to create the finest resort on the Great Salt Lake and opened the Syracuse Bathing Resort in 1887. From there this town based on farming, with a little salt sprinkled in, continued to grow as the LDS church expanded north and more settlers discovered that with a little hard work there was plenty of fertile land to be grabbed.
Today, Syracuse is the main entrance to Antelope Island State Park and sees a steady flow of tourists looking to discover the natural beauty – including roaming American Bison – and recreation still available on the Great Salt Lake. Even with the growth of visitors, Syracuse has been able to remain to a tight-knit and safe community. In 2012 there were no murders, robberies or arson reported and the chance of becoming a victim of violent crime was less than one in 1,000.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000: 0.40
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 9.01
24. Lone Peak
Between Sandy and Draper lies a small area named Lone Peak. Named after an 11,253 foot peak that is a popular Utah hiking spot, this little town combines the Alpine and Highland communities. Making sure that the mountains can be enjoyed in peace is the Lone Peak Police Department, which helped keep this town's violent crimes down to just seven in 2012.
Lone Peak is characterized by Utah's mountainous landscape and cascading peaks. For avid skiers, Lone Peak is the ideal location since it is only minutes from popular Snowbird, Alta and Brighton Resorts. If you've ever dreamed of having the best skiing in the world in your backyard, Lone Peak is the place to make that dream a reality without sacrificing community and urban comforts.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000: 0.27
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 7.69
25. Kaysville
Called Utah's Hometown, Kaysville is an all-American town invoking images of simpler times including summer baseball games and fresh-baked apple pie. This town is full of community spirit and it rarely shows up more prominently than during their annual Old Fashioned Fourth of July parade. The parade is a celebration of local businesses, schools and organizations and ends with a huge water fight where everyone including the local Fire Department get in on the fun.
But the fire and police departments aren't just about having fun with their friends and neighbors. The Kaysville Police Department upholds its mission to protect and serve and delivers by limiting violent crimes to less than one in 1,000 and property crimes to only 10 in 1,000 in 2012.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000: 0.43
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 10.30
26. Springville
Just a few minutes outside of Provo is Springville, Utah, also known as the "Art City." This creative city brings the community together through art-driven events such as Art City Days and their annual Art Ball. It's no surprise that the Springville Museum of Art is another big attraction for this inspired town. With a large selection of local art, about 2,000 pieces, SMA as well as Springville city seeks to refine the minds and the build character of its residents and visitors through the fine arts.
In such a refined community it's not hard to understand why the Springville Department of Public Safety works so diligently to keep this town as crime free as possible. In fact, their efforts helped keep property crime down to just 22 incidents per 1,000 people in the city's latest crime report.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000: 1.14
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 22.16
27. Clearfield
Home to Hill Air Force Base, it shouldn't be surprising that a city with a strong military and patriotic presence does a good job providing a wholesome and safe environment for families to grow and prosper. In fact, the Clearfield Police Department helped keep this northern Utah city free from murder in 2012, and limited all incidents of violent crime to one in 1,000.
Clearfield is a progressive community that was one of the last agricultural settlements in Utah. The addition of defense installations including the air base and a former Naval Supply Depot added to the city's growth and prosperity. And it seems security is in the foundation of this town, because one of the primary factors that attracted the military to this area was the location's security from enemy attack. Today, over 30,000 people enjoy calling this safe city home.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000: 1.64
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 23.69
28. Cottonwood Heights
Cottonwood Heights does not take the dedication of the local police force for granted. Recently, several local businesses banded together to form and Honorary Colonels Association. Although this association, which helps officers and their families in times of struggle, existed in other major cities in Utah, community members felt it was something Cottonwood Heights needed and deserved. The association attends to officers and their families, especially after the death of an officer, an illness or other traumatic events, but also hosts community fundraisers such as concerts and golf tournaments. With the city's beautiful location between the Little and Big Cottonwood Canyons, it's no surprise why the community and law enforcement are so dedicated to preserving this Utah town.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000: 1.22
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 25.02
29. Pleasant Grove
Known as Utah's City of Trees, Pleasant Grove wasn't always known for its safe and serene family atmosphere. Originally named Battle Creek after a battle between Mormon settlers and local Ute Indians, the town decided to change their focus with a more uplifting name evoking both the spirit and geography of the area. The name change seemed to do the trick, because as one of our safest Utah cities, you have only a 14 in 1,000 chance of becoming a victim of property crime in this Utah County town. Not to be outdone, the Pleasant Grove Police Department have also worked hard to minimize violent crime, with less than one per 1,000 reported in 2012.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000: 0.29
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 14.79
Image: Don LaVange; CC 2.0
30. Spanish Fork
Ask most Utah residents about Spanish Fork and they will tell you about the Holi Festival of Colors. Holi, which draws tens of thousands of attendees each year, is thrown by Spanish Fork's Sri Sri Radha Krishna Temple, although people of all walks of life attend. This celebratory festival, where patrons don white clothes only to get covered in colorful chalk, is just one of the many major festivals held in Spanish Fork each year. The other large-scale local events include Fiesta Days, the Festival of Lights, Harvest Moon Hurrah, and Icelandic Days. Each festival is thrown by different local organizations and is a testament to the eclectic yet inclusive local community found in Spanish Fork.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000: 0.39
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 13.42
31. American Fork/Cedar Hills
Nestled between Utah Lake and the Wasatch Mountains, American Fork and nearby Cedar Hills have become a hotbed of technological innovation. Right in the midst of what's being termed the "Silicon Slopes," the American Fork economy has boomed thanks to companies like Intel/Micron and Adobe settling into the surrounding area.
Along with a robust economy comes a lively community that values education, entrepreneurship and community spirit. And the men and women of the American Fork Police Department are up to the challenge when it comes to keeping the hard-working residents of American Fork and Cedar Hills safe and secure. Their efforts for this technologically savvy community have helped keep violent crimes down to just 34 in the whole of 2012, which is pretty phenomenal for a community of more than 37,000 residents.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000: 0.91
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 21.81
32. Roy
Roy has a lot to boast about besides being the least expensive place to buy a house in Utah. A number of Roy locals grew up to be American icons, from Jim McMahon of the Chicago Bears to Olympian Bill Schuffenhauer to "So You Think you Can Dance" winner, Sabra Johnson. With so many stars rising out of Roy, you'd think there is something in the water, but really it's just the impeccable local community that drives residents to be the best they can be. From ongoing projects restoring local business districts to a Victim Advocate program designed to allow Roy City to better serve victims of crime, Roy is always attempting to grow and better its streets and citizens.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000: 1.13
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 20.37
33. Draper
Although you'll find an abundance of new homes, high-end restaurants and stores like Ikea, Draper is a city steeped in Pioneer tradition and with ample access to outdoor recreation. Regular winds on Traverse Ridge have made Draper a top destination for hang gliders and paragliders, whom you can see dotting the eastern sky on most days.
Along with daring outdoor activities, Draper also offers a high level of security to its residents and visitors. According to the 2012 crime statistics, the Draper City Police Department helped make sure that your chance of becoming a victim of violent crime is just under one in 1,000. Robust neighborhood watch and victims services programs add to the safety and security this vibrant community enjoys.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000: 0.99
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 19.86
34. Bountiful
Bountiful was the second Utah settlement after Salt Lake City and has grown into a wholesome and charming community. With one of the largest LDS populations in Utah, Bountiful has strong Mormon traditions ingrained in the city. Bountiful has a quaint historic Main Street, but is quickly growing with several big-box retailers making Bountiful home, possibly due to its close proximity to Salt Lake City. The neighborhoods are lined with picturesque houses and manicured lawns, dubbing Bountiful the "City of beautiful homes and gardens."
An idyllic place to raise a family, Bountiful offers many public schools, safe local parks and annual art and city festivals. And just as you'd expect in a friendly, small town, the Bountiful City Police Department is very accessible to residents and visitors, responds quickly to calls whether emergency or not and helped make sure your chance of becoming a victim of violent crime in this little city is less than one in 1,000.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000: 0.84
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 21.42
35. Lehi
Home to Utah's newest outlet shopping center, Lehi is an up-and-coming community full of high-tech business opportunities situated near the head of Utah Lake. But that doesn't mean this safe city has forgotten its roots. The sixth incorporated city in Utah, Lehi has had its historic downtown district added to the National Register of Historic Places and the city's very name is from a prophet in the Book of Mormon.
Both the history and the present of Lehi is kept safe and sound by the Lehi Police Department. Thanks to their values of fostering public trust, proactive crime prevention, fairness and ethical judgment, this city of nearly 50,000 had just 18 violent crimes reported in 2012. It's easy to see why Lehi residents are able to sleep peacefully knowing their town is in good hands.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000: 0.36
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 13.23
Image: David Jolley; CC 3.0
36. Logan
Originally settled because of its fertile land, Logan is now home to Utah State University (USU), which has one of the premier agricultural education programs in the country. While USU draws many people to Logan, others are drawn by the city's proximity to Bear Lake. In addition to Logan's excellent safety record, with the chance of falling victim to violent crime less than one in 1,000, others fall in love with Logan for its culture. The city is home to the American West Heritage Center, which chronicles the history of the Western United States from Native Americans to cowboys to modern days.
Utah is known for displaying the four seasons in their ideal, and Logan is one of the best places in Utah to experience each season to the fullest. Summer on Bear Lake; fall's bright, colorful leaves in the Logan Canyon Scenic Byway; winter on Beaver Mountain Ski Resort and spring on the USU campus, Logan has what you need any time of the year.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000: 0.64
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 21.08
37. South Jordan
A river runs through this colorful community that houses 27 parks in addition to Oquirrh Lake, an equestrian park and the Jordan River Parkway that features trails, parks and fishing ponds. South Jordan is a growing bedroom community of Salt Lake City that over 52,000 families and professionals call home. This active community has been lucky enough to have the South Jordan Police looking out for them – keeping violent crime as low as just 23 incidents in 2012. Thanks to the stellar efforts of law enforcement, South Jordan residents have nothing to distract them from taking advantage of nearby fishing, sail boating, kayaking and canoeing.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000: 0.44
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 19.76
38. St. George
One of the few southern Utah cities on our list, St. George embodies the picture of Utah's red rocks and towering plateaus. A popular tourist destination, St. George is generally temperate year-round, with short, dry winters. This idyllic weather has made St. George a popular golf destination. Visitors are also attracted to St. George for its location near Zion National Park, one of Utah's most popular and a must-see in this area.
Locals get to have this breathtaking landscape as their backyard and playground, a major draw for many St. George residents. Add to that the security of this outdoorsy community, with only two violent crime incidents per 1,000 people, and it's easy to see that this town is a great one to call home. Take one trip to this city and watch the rocks that surround St. George glow orange during sunset—you'll never want to leave.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000: 2.05
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 20.60
Image: Nick Christensen; CC 2.5
39. Orem
One of the largest cities to make our list, Orem had an astoundingly low 43 violent crimes in 2012 – highly impressive for a community of over 91,000 residents. The town's excellent track record for safety is even more important because Orem is home to Utah Valley University, one of the state's fastest-growing public universities. Keeping crime low in a college town can be even more challenging than dealing with the usual neighborhood crime.
Both the Utah Valley University Police and the Orem City Police believe the key to keeping crime at bay is community involvement. The Volunteers in Police Service (VIPS) program is a crucial piece of the crime prevention puzzle for Orem City. This group of ordinary citizen volunteers perform upwards of 4,000 hours of non-hazardous police services to Orem residents and visitors each year, helping with neighborhood patrols, assisting stranded motorists and vacation home checks.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000: 0.45
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 23.58
40. Provo
Provo lives up to its nickname as the "Silicon Valley of Utah," as one of the only places in the world currently to establish Google Fiber. Although it is only the first city of many to take on this new technology, Provo has not gone unnoticed as one of the first. Adobe and the NSA have recently built huge establishments near this area, possibly to take advantage of Google's new technology. However, the residents are not being pushed aside in favor or corporate need. This strong community, brought together by many things, including housing Brigham Young University, exudes pride.
That pride is due, in no small part, to the extraordinary efforts of Provo's men and women in blue who work round-the-clock to keep this booming city safe. Provo Police take on community issues beyond the usual patrols and investigations, extending their efforts to track down and prevent elder abuse, manage panhandling and educate their community about personal safety and security.
Violent Crimes Per 1,000: 1.27
Property Crimes Per 1,000: 21.09
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PORT GIBSON, Mississippi -- The contents of an Old South mansion in Port Gibson are going up for sale.
An estate tag sale is set for Feb. 1-3 at the historic Oak Square home.
The Clarion-Ledger reports that Oak Square was once the town home of a cotton planter. It was later divided into apartments. More recently it was restored as a bed and breakfast inn.
Cartwright Estate Liquidations is handling the estate tag sale, which is the first of three on the site. Second and third estate sales, which will include the contents of adjoining properties and Oak Square's extensive attic, will be held in March and April.
A Gothic house stood on the site originally, probably 1850, and burned in 1905. It was salvaged and rebuilt in 1906 (a historic marker notes the dual date).
Bill and Martha Lum, each with family roots in the area stretching back to the late 1700s, bought Oak Square in 1976 as a retirement occupation, restoring it as a B&B that welcomed tourists through its heyday in the 1980s and 1990s.
"When my father died (in 1995), things took a different direction," said their son, Doug Lum. The inn continued to operate until 2011; the customer base trended more toward extended stay, with guests housed in the other buildings on the grounds. The main house hasn't been used as a bed-and-breakfast since the mid-1990s. It's been locked up and preserved since.
The main house has passed to Martha Lum's late daughter's children; Martha Lum, now 88, has moved and is downsizing with the help of her son and his wife. Her surviving daughter lives in Ridgeland; grandchildren are spread from Texas to Washington, D.C.
"Many things have gone to children and grandchildren, but there's just so much," said Doug Lum, a local architect, who lives in a restored historic home with his family of six.
Such estates and collections demand resources. "It just takes everything. Mother was of another generation. And they were willing to do it," Doug Lum said. "I'm raising children. We've got cars and gas and basketball and the things that we do."


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|Somehow we ended up playing tonight with this mysterious Chicago band called, I believe, "OKGO." The early evening was spent in excited, furious debate over the merits & failings of "fun" bands, "party" bands, bands that people can call "fun" and "goofy" and the band members don't care. The general vibe - if you can imagine it - was that these bands should be destroyed, though I posed an elegant and challenging humanitarian argument in their defense.
Who cares though, right? OKGO turned out to just be kind of dull, and many in the crowd were clearly there to rub against their sexy, unagressive, good-natured chuckles. One of their roadies told me - in a remarkable throwback to the heady days of, what, a decaded ago? - that the band was "Capitol's biggest push this year." So strange!
What happened when we played? I can hardly recall. I know I took my shirt off, because Nicole's mom was all excited about it afterwards. I think we played pretty well - though as with any of these short trips, I'm sure we'd have played better if there were a few more nights of it. The next day we deadheaded back to Chicago, finished the last of the Crispy Cremes, unloaded the stuff & cried, cried, cried.
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