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Donations flowing for families who lost everything in firesBy Darren Marcy
Staff Writer | December 29,2013Two local families recovering from catastrophic fires this past week are getting community support but their need persists.
Neither family had insurance.
In Chittenden, Lynn Cole, her fiance Mason Wardwell, and her 4-year-old son Chase lost their home and possessions to a Christmas Day fire.
Saturday, volunteers delivered a van full of clothing, toys, personal-care items and other donations to the family. The contributions were collected at the Wooden Barrel Country Store in Chittenden.
Earlier Saturday, Santa again came through, bringing toys to Chase courtesy of Jeremy Griffin and Tanya Hier of the Toy Factory at the Diamond Run Mall.
Friday night, fans at the Rutland-Middlebury hockey game dug into their pockets and contributed $435 for the family in a 50/50 raffle.
Two students won the raffle but gave the money back.
Chase was honorary captain for the night and got to spend some time with the team.
Volunteer organizers say money remains the prime need for Cole and Wardwell, and gift cards or gift certificates at local stores, or gas cards, would be very useful.
Contributions are still accepted at the Wooden Barrel, or they can be mailed to: CVFD Disaster Relief Fund, Attn: Jan Sotirakis, 266 Chittenden Road, Chittenden, VT 05737.
The family has received so many donations so far that clothes and toys are no longer an issue, and they were able to send eight bags of items they didnt need to the other family that lost everything in a fire Friday morning.
Those bags were brought to the Castleton Village Store to be distributed to Chandra Savage and her three children, Malik, Makieya and Maisha Henrickson, whose mobile home burned Friday morning, also destroying the familys possessions.
An online fundraiser at www.gofundme.com/5xdpfg had raised $3,585 for Savage and her children as of Saturday afternoon, some 30 hours after the fire struck. Sixty donors had given cash gifts through the site.
Also announced Saturday was a fundraising event Jan. 25.
Lisa Thayer and Marcy Goyette have announced they will hold a basket raffle that day, followed by a spaghetti dinner and dance in the evening.
The Castleton American Legion donated its space for the event and the owners of the Trak-In Steakhouse in Bomoseen are donating spaghetti and meatballs for the dinner.
The women are still looking for help in putting on the event.
Thayer said her phone hasnt stopped ringing with offers of assistance and donations.
What a wonderful community we live in, Thayer said.
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This was to be a vacation week. Yes, indeed, I gave myself permission to not show up at ye ole puter in the early morning hours., because my son and his family were here on vacation. Of course, I kept alpha geek son busy with my long list of puter questions, problems, etc.
Genius son made me a happy, happy mom. I have told you all about my obsession with the diary. However, I haven't really said much about the eye strain, the "slow go" due haaving to switch between screens, and the laboriousness of zooming in and out to read faded and sometimes scrawled words. I whined abit --- now just a tiny bit --- to genius son. And lo, as the sun rises in the east, genius son bestowed on me the gift of a dual-screen set up. He connected my old desk-top -monitor (which is a very nice monitor) to my lap-top computer. Now I have a fairly large display of the diary on the big desk-top screen and on the lap top screen is the word processing transcription document. Heavenly! And if I want to go from one screen to the other, a quick sweep of the mouse and I have switched to the other screen.
I dinna know whether I have described this magical wonder in understandable terms --- but you get my drift --- right? I was going to post this on Techie Tuesday Thingy, but I just couldn't wait. Although, I have been feeling rather left out with the techie stuff, so I might just post this again. Needless to say, I am a happy mom, happy transcriber, and view myself as an emerging techie --- just dinna know it.
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Oh, cool!! I have a couple of monitors and have considered asking my kids to do this kind of a set up for me too. Usually I ask Man, but, need to include the kids now and then, eh??? LOL Enjoy~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ReplyDelete
Oh, Joan you MUST be in heaven! I'm not a computer geek so it never occurred to me that there was a solution to moving back and forth between windows when transcribing or doing other things. You've got a great son! Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
Carol and Nancy, Thanks for reading --- and I am in computer heaven. The transcribing is ever so much faster and easier on the eyes. I am lucky to have wonderful alpha geek for a son!ReplyDelete
Well done Joan! Not to mention well done alpha geek son! Many hours of happy transcribing. EnjoyReplyDelete
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Your Karnes City Chamber of Commerce is proud and happy to welcome Wet Tech Energy, Inc. with a Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting Ceremony last Thursday, Sept. 6. They have done an admirable job of remodeling a house they purchased at 611 S. Hwy 181 in Karnes City. Liz and Todd Carl, the operations managers, along with their crew were very cordial to the chamber board members and myself who took part in the celebration. And, it you were not aware before, their corporate headquarters is located in Milton, Louisiana. Shortly before we participated with them in this event, many of them had to report back to Louisiana because of Hurricane Isaac. We were glad to hear that their area fared okay during the storm. So, Thursday's event was able to take place among a happy setting.
It was interesting to see some of the equipment that the company provides to make those who work in the oil and gas industry much safer, as in safety sun and regular glasses, fire retardant clothing such as safety vests, helmets, boots and other protection items. They also offer safety consulting and training, site inspections, drug testing, incident investigations, case management and much more along the lines of safety first, hazard prevention.
And to top all of that, those who were there were treated to a wonderful array of coffee, sodas, water and sweet goodies. Also, we were invited back to have a genuine Louisiana lunch consisting of Jambalaya, boudin, and more goodies. Wow! Talk about hospitality, we took part in it with gusto and want everyone to know about this new Karnes City company and to stop by to welcome them to our area. Most of all, remember that they are working here to keep all of us safer.
Just an extra note: we will have another Grand Opening-Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Friday Sept. 14 at 10 a.m. at Rick Jordan's Triune Financial Office at 113 E. Calvert Avenue. It will follow right after the 2nd Friday Breakfast at his office.
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Steve "The Homer" True's clever answer to callers to his daily sports talk show asking how he's doing is "living the dream." Well True's life isn't much of a dream today after being seriously injured yesterday morning when his car was struck by an apparent drunk driver. Yes, another drunken driving crash, on a Wisconsin road, at 10 a-m Wednesday morning and another innocent victim.
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First name of a person you have a crush on
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Isn't it called "stalking" when you reach 18?ReplyCancel
I have a secret crush so you cant know becuz just maybe I dont want it revealed on the Interwebs.ReplyCancel
In kindergarten. His name was Gordon and he had red hair. I showed him my affection by knocking him down on the playground and kissing him! On the mouth! I was a saucy little minx!
I still crush and will til the end. 🙂ReplyCancel
I haven't reached the age where sexy men don't make me feel giddy. Wouldn't that point in a gals life b called lesbianism?
I hope I never reach the past-crush age, having a crush is awesomeReplyCancel
My newest celeb crush is benedict cumberbatch.ReplyCancel
My current crush is Felicity (Jones). Not too many other Felicity film stars. First name pretty much gives away the rest.
I expect to be on my last crush the day I die.ReplyCancel
I read this as first crush. His name Is Earl. Celebrity crushes aside I cannot leave my real life crushes name here.
I'm fifty-two, and never really stopped thinking of myself as 16, so the crush that everybody who pays attention to my comments here already judges me for doesn't seem as creepy to me as it does to them.ReplyCancel
I have two. A celeb crush on a A list TV actress on a long running crime show. The other is on my best friend of 28 years. I've been crushing on her from HS to today. But she's married and she's happy. Her happiness matters more than mine.ReplyCancel
Adult crushes ? stalking… sheesh.
No RL crushes, just a deep and abiding swoon over Le Firth. Maybe a bit on Daniel Craig. And Cumberbatch.ReplyCancel
To this day… Coach Adamson.
6'5" of bearded Nordic perfection.
(Well, he was in 1977 anyway)
William and Mike.
I am 43, and I am crushing HARD on these two men! Sigh.ReplyCancel
I don't have one currently, but a few years ago I was crushing on one of me neighbors. My husband knew about it and would give me a hard time whenever we hung out together and the guy would give me a hug or something. It was fun and it ran its course and we're all still pals. Just sticking with Keanu for now ( and 4 evahReplyCancel
I Will always crush.ReplyCancel
I've been crushing on the same girl for 30 years. Other crushes have come and gone but Susan has always been on my mind and in my heart. We were in grade 8 together and the first time I laid eyes on her I was a goner. She resembled Christina Hendricks, from head to toe. Same big knockers too. She had long blonde hair, the blondest blonde hair I have ever seen in my life, and the smoothest skin I have ever seen in my life as well. There wasn't a guy in High School that didn't get a little tongue tied talking to her. She was thart pretty. We had two make-out sessions, one of which was interrupted by the Cops. I still see her around once in a while when I visit back home. She's still super pretty. On her 2nd husband. A lot of guys have that one girl, "the one that got away', the one that makes you ache a little when you think of her. She's mine.ReplyCancel
So what you're saying, JAS, is that you like older women?ReplyCancel
Still in lust mode with my husband, there's no desire/need to crush. That doesn't mean I don't occasionally fantasize a quickie with other men. On occasion. 🙂
The last crush was a naughty "office crush" many years ago (before meeting my husband) and in retrospect I'm glad it went nowhere. It would have created a scandal of epic proportions in our worlds.ReplyCancel
Right, Violet?ReplyCancel
I'm 57 and in my 40s I didn't really crutch on anyone. I thought I was just too mature for that kind of thing. Oh wait even then I crushed on Liam Neesam and Jeff Bridges.
I'm happy to report in my 50s I have found myself crushing on some men hard! In hindsight, I consider it a sign of health. No one real tho, usually actors. And I don't flit around either I stay loyal and true at least for a few years. 🙂
WAIT do characters from books count? Cause there were a few in my 40s that I had STRONG fantasies about. Just remembered those. Hehe.ReplyCancel
@ TTM I think he's saying he has a much, much, much, much younger crush.ReplyCancel
LOL, I know, I even know who! I just think that is also usually listed as the psychological explanation in a lot of those court casesReplyCancel
I thought it said name of your first crush, which was River Phoenix.
I don't have crushes necessarily nowadays, it's more like an "Oh the things I would do to you" list.ReplyCancel
don't know about my first crush, my first boyfriend was Jamie in kindergarten, we were always kissing. I remember having a crush on Robby Rosa from Menudo. Never too old for crushes.ReplyCancel
msgirl, yes book characters count, some of those writers make fake men so real.ReplyCancel
It says first name of person you have a crush on.
Fantasy world, Colin Firth, Matt Damon, Jim Caveziel.
Real world, nobody. But I do know of a couple of older gentlemen who have a crush on me. They are cute and not skeezy, they kid my husband they would steal me away.
After 25 years, hubby is really all the man I need.ReplyCancel
My first crush was Speed Racer. I didn't understand at that time the difference between people and cartoons. (Okay, so I still don't! ROFL!)ReplyCancel
Fantasy world: back in the day it was David Duchovny from the X-Files days, for sure. Now, I can't really think of anyone.
Real world: there is that consultant, and the other guy, and that other one too. No way would any of those happen for real, just occasionally in my head for fun. 🙂ReplyCancel
Heeeyyyy Kristin .-)ReplyCancel
Evil, I don't believe it's considered stalking if you love the person. Or is that just my interpretation?ReplyCancel
Aw, CeeJay, that is sweet. I'm sure you are married or 1000s of miles from NJ, so this crush cant be consumated, but e-hug to you anyway.ReplyCancel
Nobody does. He's very quiet and he read a lot.ReplyCancel
My boss. We both are with other people. He's married. I'm not bit in LTR and would never but the sexual tension with him between us is so intense other people comment. It makes work better.ReplyCancel
For the most part, I don't think one ever stops crushing. I haven't. Of course, it helps if there is someone around that's crushable. Not around here.ReplyCancel
Crush-es for me….
What can I say. I love women.ReplyCancel
Cher. Only first name, of course. Went to Vegas in 1989 to see her at the Mirage, but she was a no-show – flu or some other excuse. Anywho, I still remember the feeling of having a celebrity crush. Oh, and that Vegas trip, I decided to go to Ceasars Palace and saw Diana Ross.ReplyCancel
No celebrity crushes…..maybe Jeremy Irons in his youth. I loved Richard Chamberlain – Thorn Birds – anyone? I later met RC in a professional capacity, though I appreciated him arms distance with me, he was one of the more difficult famous persons I've worked with. Granted if I were a man, he may have responded different. My aunt knows his family, and thinks RC is bees knees – she's gay, so she loves him even more for being openly gay.ReplyCancel
That's a sweet tribute.ReplyCancel
I was more intrigued by Racer X, his secret brother.ReplyCancel
I'm a Cumberbunny (it's better than saying Cumberbitch). Don't judge.
I have a big crush on my husband aka Mr. Pugster. We've only been married for a year and a half. I hope I still feel that way in 10 or 20 years. He treats me like a princess and I don't mean monetarily. Guys: take note.ReplyCancel
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As the evening wore on, it became increasingly apparent that while corruption and incompetence were factors, the pickup of two dozen House seats by the Democrats was largely about the war in Iraq. President Bush tacitly acknowledged this Wednesday by announcing that Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld would step down, to be replaced by Robert Gates, a former CIA director (1991-1993) and career intelligence and national security official.
Although he made plenty of mistakes and has an abrasive personal style that sometimes makes enemies of people he needs to work with, it is imprecise to make Rumsfeld the scapegoat for what most Americans now see as the wrong war at the wrong time for the wrong reasons. Rumsfeld's vision of transforming the U.S. military into a leaner, more high-tech operation, successfully resisted by many old-school generals, will probably have to be implemented someday. And ultimately the responsibility for the war and its conduct lie with the president himself.
The problem is that almost nobody knows how to defeat a guerrilla-type insurgency, especially using conventional military means. Guerrillas don't need to "win," just not to lose. Few status-quo powers have defeated insurgencies in recent times, especially without a savvy political side to the struggle.
The resignation of Rumsfeld and the choice of Gates, who has long been close to the Bush family, bear the earmarks of having been orchestrated by the president's father and his secretary of state, James Baker, who is heading a commission to reconsider strategy and tactics in Iraq and the larger "war on terror." Gates has experience working with a Democratic Congress and seems adept at working with others. Perhaps that is what is needed during what promises to be an increasingly lame-duck two years, but it may not be enough for the formidable challenges he faces.
Meanwhile, the administration must figure out how to work with a profoundly changed — though not as radically as some predict — Congress. Presumptive House Speaker Nancy Pelosi will have to cope with enthusiasts in her own party's base (and perhaps her own deeper inclinations) who would like to see the president impeached and run the House in a responsible, pragmatic manner. She must be aware that her party's majority depends in large part on moderate and conservative Democrats who ousted incumbents in normally Republican districts.
If this means gridlock, we won't complain. A government unable to undertake major initiatives is usually less harmful to the American people than a unitary government with an ambitious agenda.
Once the new majority organizes itself, knowing it can achieve little of substance legislatively, we can certainly expect countless investigations into every aspect of the administration's behavior and American life. Assuming Rep. Henry Waxman heads the Government Reform Committee, Halliburton and other contractors involved in Iraq and Katrina can expect subpoenas. John Dingell of Michigan likely will head Commerce and will investigate both government programs and what he considers capitalist outrages. Michigan's John Conyers will head the House Judiciary Committee and will be aggressive.
Although the Democrats are unlikely to be able to repeal the president's tax cuts, it would be surprising if the cuts were not allowed to expire on schedule. Democrats and the administration will talk about a compromise on immigration, but we would be surprised to see major legislation, let alone progress.
Add the campaign for president in 2008 (which has begun, if you hadn't noticed) to the equation, and it should be an interesting two years.


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"Right to try" laws and Dallas Buyers' Club: Great movie, terrible for patients and terrible policy
One of my favorite shows right now is True Detective, an HBO show in which two cops pursue a serial killer over the course of over 17 years. Starring Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey, it's an amazingly creepy show, and McConaughey is amazing at playing his character, Rustin Cohle. I'm sad that the show will be ending tomorrow, but I really do want to see how it ends.
Unfortunately, as much as I like Matthew McConaughey as an actor, he is in part responsible for re-inspiring a movement that has the potential to do profound harm to patients and cancer research. That's because his other big role over the last year has been in an Oscar-nominated movie, Dallas Buyers Club, where he plays Ron Woodroof, an early AIDS patient who in the 1980s smuggled unapproved pharmaceutical drugs into Texas when he thought he found them effective at alleviating his symptoms, distributing them to fellow sufferers by establishing the "Dallas Buyers Club" while battling the FDA. I haven't seen the movie, and I really don't want to, given that, from everything I've heard about it, it's basically the story of a "brave maverick" who bucks the FDA, complete with all the tropes about indifferent bureaucrats who don't care if these brave patients die. That might not be so bad if it weren't also riddled with inaccuracies and misinterpretations of the AIDS crisis in the 1980s. Worse, the real Woodruff rejected the one truly promising drug at the time, AZT, as hopelessly toxic and instead smuggled drugs like Peptide T, which never panned out. Basically, what Woodruff appears to have smuggled as part of his activities for the "Dallas Buyers Club" was a mixture of useless supplements, experimental drugs that were never approved, and a handful of experimental drugs that showed promise. Meanwhile, the movie portrays the FDA as the implacable enemy of these sorts of activities, jackbooted thugs not unlike the stereotype promoted by "health freedom" quacks who don't like the FDA preventing them from selling their quackery. As far as I can tell without actually seeing the movie, the overall message is a typical uplifting story of an underdog who fights the power and in doing so finds redemption. (more…)


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Thoughts on February
[Editor's note: The River Reporter welcomes Andy Boyar, one of the most passionate fishers we know, as our new fishing columnist. His column will run during the fourth week of every month in the winter months and twice a month—the second and fourth weeks—once the fishing season starts. Welcome aboard, Andy!]
This has been, by any standard, a cruel winter. It is little consolation that Candlemas Day (February 2) marked the midpoint of winter. Even at mid-month when we had Valentine's Day, it is still a slow slog to the start of fishing. February is the time to put last season behind us, and to begin thinking optimistically about first casts to come. Now is the time to replace and replenish the flies we lost last season, to organize our boxes and vests and to get our gear in order.
All this is rather fitting as the word "February" comes to us from the word "februa," which means cleansing or purification and reflects ancient rituals undertaken before spring. Carefully reading through the catalogues just to make sure we have everything we could possibly need and reorganizing our disheveled fly boxes are just such rituals.
This time of year is also a fine time to catch up on our reading. Other than cookbooks, there are more books on fishing than any other topic. I once saw a bumper sticker that said "EAT, FISH, SLEEP," with "sleep" crossed out. Talk about getting down to basics. There are thousands of fishing titles to choose from and winter is the best time to read some of them. My taste (food is never far from my mind) runs toward the books connected to or written about our local waters. The cradle of fly-fishing in America is right here in Sullivan County, beginning with Theodore Gordon. So after the essential book "Trout," by Bergman, I go to "Fishless Days, Angling Nights," by Sparse Grey Hackle for the classic stories of the golden age of angling. My all-time favorite is "Land of Little Rivers: A Story in Photos of Catskill Fly Fishing," by Austin "Mac" Francis. For fly tiers, the cardinal reads are "Catskill Flytier," by Darbee with Francis, and "The Dettes: A Catskill Legend," by Eric Leiser. By the way, the Dette Fly Shop remains in business in Roscoe, NY, as the oldest continually operated, family-owned fly shop in America, with great-grandson Joe Fox at the fly-tying vise. Stop by and visit him.
Now is also the time to partake in the winter gatherings. The amazing Somerset Fly Show in January and the Fly Fest at the Catskill Fly Fishing Center and Museum in February are two of the best. It is always better to go with a fishing partner or buddy. Theodore Gordon often fished with a "best chum." This year, I got to introduce 16-year-old fly fisher Louis to the Somerset (NJ) Fly Fishing Show, where he met eight-time World Casting Champion Steve Rajeff, an experience I imagine he will not soon forget. (See the photo at www.riverreporter.com; click on Arts and Leisure, then on Outdoors to find The Incomplete Tangler column "Thoughts on February.")
Speaking of partners, I'd be remiss if I did not mention my esteemed predecessor in this column, Clem Fullerton. Without fail, Clem's stories were dependably interesting and amusing. Clem always mentioned his lifelong fishing partner Barbara, who also happens to be his wife and Valentine. These two are proof positive that sharing our experiences makes those experiences that much richer. Of all of the points made in Clem's fine stories, the banter and sharing between Clem and Barbara may have been the very best parts. Thank you, Clem for all your wonderful stories.
Lastly, here's a final thought about February: For me, the best part of February has come at last. It's OVER!


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YA releases abound in March and this month I am featuring four debut novels. The Holders by Julianna Scott is a YA urban fantasy about children with special powers. Wasteland is a YA dystopia from the writing team of Susan Kim and Lawrence Klavan. Pretty Girl-13 is a YA contemporary with mystery/thriller/crime aspects by Liz Coley. Finally, The Nightmare Affair by Mindee Arnett is a YA fantasy set at the creepy Arkwell Academy. The Holders by Julianna Scott Book #1 in the Holders series Genre: YA Urban Fantasy Publication Date: 5 March 2013 ARC Provided by Netgalley and Strange Chemistry Synopsis [ Read More of this Review ]
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Janet Jackson And Actor Todd Bridges Remember Conrad Bain
Janet Jackson and actor Todd Bridges have paid tribute to their late Diff'rent Strokes co-star Conrad Bain following his death on Monday.
The actor, who played beloved patriarch Phillip Drummond in the hit comedy, passed away in California just weeks before his 90th birthday.
After hearing of his death, Jackson, who starred in the show between 1981 and 1982 before her music career took off, took to Twitter.com to remember the popular actor.
She writes, "I'm saddened to learn of Conrad Bain's passing. He was a joyful (and) pleasant man to work with. My heart goes out to his family and friends."
Meanwhile Bridges, who played Bain's adopted son in the sitcom alongside Gary Coleman, has also spoken about his personal memories of the star, who he saw as a father figure in real life.
He tells The Hollywood Reporter, "This is probably one of the most heart-wrenching days I've had in a long time. That Conrad's not going to be around anymore to talk to. Whenever I needed advice, I'd call Conrad.
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Former Cannon Air Force Base commander Robert "Rowdy" Yates was promoted to the rank of brigadier general Wednesday at Langley Air Force Base in Virginia. (File photo)
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Former Cannon Air Force Base commander Robert "Rowdy" Yates was promoted to the rank of brigadier general Wednesday at Langley Air Force Base in Virginia.
According to Air Combat Command officials, Yates will be taking a post as commander of the 31st Fighter Wing at Aviano, Italy.
Area community members remember his influence on Cannon and Clovis.
"He did a lot of great things while he was here at Cannon," said Chad Lydick, a member of the Committee of Fifty, a volunteer group that works to promote and improve the air base. "He really worked on this (New Mexico) Training Range Initiative. For the two years he was here he was very instrumental in getting that to the point where we are right now."
Pending approval by the Air Force and the Federal Aviation Administration in the fall, the initiative would greatly enhance fighter training out of Cannon.
Cannon was placed on the Base Realignment and Closure list May 13, and since that time New Mexico's congressional delegates have questioned why the training range initiative was not considered by the Pentagon in its selection process.
Besides pushing for the air space expansion, Yates also became a community member, Lydick said.
"Rowdy was quite a sportsman, quite a father. He had a daughter graduate from Clovis High School while he was here," he said.
Lydick said having a former base commander of Cannon go on to make brigadier general bodes well for the air base.
"We like to have that type of thing happen at our air base," he said.
According to his official Air Force bio, Yates graduated from the Air Force Academy in 1981 and has held 18 assignments during his career. He has flown the A-10, A-7, AT-38, F-117, as well as several types of F-16s.


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Home List of Titles Efficiency enhancement of screen-printed multicrystalline silicon solar cells by integrating gold nanoparticles via a dip coating process
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- Efficiency enhancement of screen-printed multicrystalline silicon solar cells by integrating gold nanoparticles via a dip coating process
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- Fahim, Narges; Ouyang, Zi; Zhang, Yinan; Jia, Baohua; Shi, Zhengrong; Gu, Min
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- Multicrystalline silicon solar cells play an increasingly important role in the world photovoltaic market. Boosting the comparatively low energy conversion efficiency of multicrystalline silicon solar cells is of great academic and industrial significance. In this paper, Au nanoparticles of an optimized size, synthesized by the iterative seeding method, were integrated onto industrially available surface-textured multicrystalline silicon solar cells via a dip coating method. Enhanced performance of the light absorption, the external quantum efficiency and the energy conversion efficiency were consistently demonstrated, resulting from the light scattering by the sized-tailored Au nanoparticles placed on the front surface of the solar cells, particularly in the spectral range from 800 to 1200 nm, an enhancement of the external quantum efficiency by more than 11% near λ = 1150 nm and the short-circuit current by 0.93% were both observed. As a result, an increase in the energy conversion efficiency up to 1.97% under the standard testing conditions (25°C, global air mass 1.5 spectrum, 1000 Wm−2) was achieved. This study opens new perspectives for plasmonic nanoparticle applications for photon management in multicrystalline silicon solar cells.
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- Swinburne University of Technology. Faculty of Engineering and Industrial Sciences. Centre for Micro-Photonics
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- Optical Materials Express, Vol. 2, no. 2 (Feb 2012), pp. 190-204
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- 2012
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- Coating; Photovoltaic detectors; Thin films; Nanomaterials; Nanostructures; Optoelectronics; Plasmonics; Subwavelength structures
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Madonna and Child, c. 1340
Paolo VenezianoItalian, active 1333-1358
Tempera and gold leaf on panel
43-5/8 x 24-3/8 in. (110.8 x 61.9 cm)
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Paolo Veneziano's Madonna and Child marries the Venetian aesthetic—based on color and its unifying, descriptive aspect—with the reserved, hieratic Byzantine style. The Christ Child, looking closely at His mother, holds a palm branch, symbolizing His future entry into Jerusalem and subsequent death. The goldfinch, perched on the Madonna's hand, is a bird associated with thorns and thistles and so is a further allusion to the Passion of Christ. The artist has woven these solemn reminders of Christ's sacrifice into a visually rich web of color and line.
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"Safe room" funding available in Ohio
Federal taxpayers will bear most of the cost of 39 "safe rooms" built in Ohio under a program announced this week.
Under the terms, the Federal Emergency Management Agency will rebate up to $5,250, or 75 percent, of the cost of installing tornado-resistant rooms. Such rooms can be built of concrete or other reinforcing material in a basement or an interior first-floor room, or buried in the yard.Continue ReadingPosted by Jim Weiker on April 04, 2014 11:35 AM
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Two central Ohio firms have won first-place honors in the annual remodeling competition sponsored by The National Association of the Remodeling Industry.Continue ReadingPosted by Jim Weiker on April 03, 2014 10:56 AM


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Senior member and team captain, Mckell Stoddart, and junior member and secretary, Christy Ellsworth, gave outstanding performances in the Friday night solo competition. Brianna Rasband and Meagan Gregrich rocked the house in the duet event also held Friday. The four hour solo and duet competition ended with awesome results for the Waspettes. Congratulations go out to Mckell Stoddart earning a 3rd place trophy and Christy Ellsworth earning a 5th place trophy. Brianna Rasband and Meagan Gregrich earned 1st place in the duet division. Congratulations girls for bringing home some big trophies! (see picture)
Military division was the first event for the Waspettes on Saturday. Clearfield, Timpview, Sky View, Mountain Crest, Kearns, Spanish Fork, Ogden, Cyprus, Bountiful, and Logan proved to be extremely tough competition. The dance and creative character divisions proved to be just as intense. The Waspettes learned what it will take to compete against these talented and very experienced teams. Coaches and parents were extremely proud of the girls for holding up under the pressure.
Results of the Saturday team event placed the Waspettes 6th and 7th in the Dance and Military categories. Two penalties were given to the Waspette's character performance for dropping props which placed their routine near the bottom of the team tally.
The next and very important competition for the Waspettes will be this Friday and Saturday at UVU. The state drill team competition is held at UVU in February so experience on the floor and large stadium is crucial to ongoing routine adjustments and precision practice. The Waspettes will carefully review results and judges suggestions from the Davis Classic competition during early morning and afternoon practices this week. The team is working harder then ever and could use words of encouragement if you have the opportunity in person or on their Facebook page. 4A will be a big adjustment for the girls; but they deifnately still expect to excel!
Visit the Waspettes blog at waspettes.blogspot.com to learn more details regarding the UVU competition. The team welcomes your attendance and loud cheers of support.


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Just hopped on the scale and checked BF
180lbs @ 11%
Ok so I have been lucky enough to get a free bottle of Ostarine from Sarms1. So I will be logging this for the next 30+ days.
I will be running 750mg Sust/ week and 25mg Ostarine daily. I have absolutely no experience with sarms at all, so needless to say I am excited to try this. My goal is to put on some more well a lot more muscle this year and so I am not concerned with low BF at this point. I have a VERY high metabolism so I will be eating dirty for sure. I've been having a nagging back pain right behind my right shoulder blade. The Chiropractor says its a rib that is out of position... The fun part is that at night my right arm goes numb and wakes me up several times every night like 6-10 so my sleep is not what it should be and I am feeling run down because of it. I was about to run a Deca cycle to take care of the issue but then this fell in my lap so lets see what Ostarine can do.
Stats 34 6'0 178lbs as of this am. I am not sure of BF but will report back on this once I measure it. I have not worked out consistently for about 3mos but now the holidays are over and my life is settling down a bit so it's time to get back at it. I just joined a planet fitness which is brand new and I am looking forward to trying it out. It is much larger than my old Gym so I am excited about not tripping over everyone as I walk from one area to another. It kinda sucks that they don't have anything but DB's up to 75lbs but they do have a nice cable station and 3 smith machines. So I don't see where I am giving up too much, I can bench at home anyway.
I'll get there or Die trying...
Just hopped on the scale and checked BF
180lbs @ 11%
I'll get there or Die trying...
In for the fun! Are you gonna do before/after pics? I think that would make log more valuable for other members and for Sarms1.
that's the plan.
I'll get there or Die trying...
Following... I am also interested in ostarine or proviron?
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very intereted.
following along
Subbed for planet fitness stories! Sarms1 is going strong on here!
You know I'll be following bro... Ostarine will not only get you some nice clean size gains but will also help with your injuries.. If you eat a lot above maintenance you should be able to put on some good size... Stick with 25 mg day, dosed once a day in the a.m... Good luck bro!
I'll get there or Die trying...
Maybe dose two will work better ..lol
"Nothing can stop the man with the right mental attitude from achieving his goal; nothing on earth can help the man with the wrong mental attitude".
Thomas Jefferson
Ok so today is over and I made it to the gym "Planet Fitness" and I have to say I was satisfied with the result. the gym if you want to call it that was not very busy at all so I had the run of the place. I did feel like I had been swallowed by Barney, Purple EVERYWHERE!
Full body routine with all major groups hit except for shoulders. One hell of a pump today, everything was in the 10-18 rep range. I know that's a wide range but it is what it is. I was seeing veins that I had not seen in a while it was like seeing an old friend from years past. I was like Hey I know you! how ya been? man it's been a while.
hopefully tonight I will sleep better from this shoulder pain... Time will tell.
I'll get there or Die trying...
ALL sarms provide nice vascularity... you will continue to see this throughout!
Over The last two nights my sleep has improved to the point that I'm not dreading going to sleep. Yea me! I skipped the gym yesterday my whole body was sore from the previous workout. I felt pumped and full all day and it was good.
Today hit shoulders and abs, the work went well but I had a lot of pain in my left shoulder so I backed off of the weight and things went smooth. Slow negatives and explosive positives.
Food is on point I weighed in at 182 after work which is typically my lowest weight of the day so I was super excited.
I'll get there or Die trying...
In for this Swfl
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excellent work bro... mk does a bit longer to REALLY kick in that other sarms but around the 7-10 day mark it really starts to shine...
MK is an awesome compound, you will start seeing a difference really fast
Nice progress OP. I'm a big fan of ostarine in pct myself
Ostarine has been shown to be suppressive even as low as 3mg ed....thou mildly suppressive it will still inhibit full hpta recovery...fyi
good ole tes & osta run huh....
should be pretty good. Osta is pretty underated. not many know how much it really can do.
dose the new age sarms give you the odd visual disturbances the old ones used to?
I remember taking one s14? and when I would go from a bright exterior enviroment to a dark indoor location. It would take me a good 2 or 3 minutes for my eyes to adjust. I was at an outdoor mall and walked into a macys and walked right into a stand up martha stewart cardboard stand up. I always thought she was an attractive older broad. anyways I got wood
So far, and I'm only on like day 4 here. I have no ill effects. unless you count muscles feeling very full all the time as a negative side effect.
I'll get there or Die trying...
183.4 this afternoon definetly eating enough. I don't gain like this EVER. my energy is not crazy high or anything but lifts are solid, I am still easing back into the gym since I took 3 mos off and I'm at a new "GYM" I haven't found my groove just yet.
Planet Fitness update, No calf raise block for the smith machine and there are no bar pads (the thing you put on the bar to take pressure off shoulder when squatting) for the smith either
I'll get there or Die trying...
Another nice benefit of Ostarine is its ability to help with joints and minor inflammation. I will be here following


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Sawatch Range > Tabeguache Peak > Climber's Log
Tabeguache Peak Climber's Log
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|Michael Hoyt
|Blank Gulch TH, Ascend Shavano E Slopes to Tabeguache S Slopes
Date Climbed: Aug 5, 1998
|When we began the mountains were covered by clouds. We broke out the Shavano saddle to look over a white world pierced only by high mountain peaks. What a sight! By the time we reached the Shavano summit, all the couds had burned off for a great view in all directions.
|Posted Jun 19, 2006 12:31 am
|Blank Gulch TH
Date Climbed: May 29, 2006
|Hiked ridge from Shavano with Mic and Kalet.
|Posted May 30, 2006 8:15 pm
|Brian Kalet
|Climbed Twice
Date Climbed: May 29, 2006
|October 20, 2007: From Jones Peak & 13712. En route to Mount Shavano & "Esprit Point". 7:45 roundtrip.
May 29, 2006: From Mount Shavano and en route to "Esprit Point". Climbed with crzyjt.
|Posted May 30, 2006 4:37 pm
|Route Climbed: Blank Gulch from Shavano
Date Climbed: May 27, 2006
|Quite the workout after summting Shavano 1st. The ridge leading up to Tabeguache's summit is still holding some solid snow and the views were great.
|Posted May 28, 2006 6:05 pm
|Route Climbed: from Shavano
|Great hike
|Posted May 15, 2006 4:29 pm
|Browns Creek Trailhead
Date Climbed: Jul 6, 2002
|I do not recommend going from Browns Lake. Route finding is difficult; the "route" is mostly missing due to slides that have changed the terrain since it was written in the Roach Guide. The day did produce some good quality suffering.
|Posted Apr 16, 2006 2:29 pm
|Brad Snider
|From Shavano
Date Climbed: Apr 9, 2006
|This was actually an interesting climb after ascending Shavano via the Angel. There was deep and mostly-hard snow most of the way up to Tabeguache's summit, which made for some fun glissading back to the Shavano-Tabeguache saddle.
|Posted Apr 11, 2006 12:46 am
|Route: from Shavano
Date Climbed: Jul 24, 2005
|Perfect day. Awesome hike.
|Posted Apr 7, 2006 5:25 am
|Mountain Jim
|SW Ridge
Date Climbed: Aug 10, 1968
|Went on over to Shavano, then descended McCoy Gulch ... interesting route finding on the descent.
|Posted Mar 23, 2006 7:50 pm
|SW Ridge
Date Climbed: Aug 13, 1995
|Don't remember this one too well. Probably my least memorable 14er hike.
|Posted Mar 4, 2006 8:23 pm
|Route Climbed: Jennings Creek Date Climbed: August 2000
|Exceptionally loose and rotten below the ridge. Somewhat frustrating and slow-going. Not fun at all. Things were much better once you attain the ridge. Then it's a simple walk. Not hard or exciting.
There were a few people up there.
|Posted Jan 27, 2006 4:04 pm
|Route Climbed: from summit of Shavano Date Climbed: aug. 20, 2005
|3rd 14er in two days!
|Posted Jan 5, 2006 6:21 pm
|Route Climbed: blank gulch Date Climbed: 31-aug-2005
|See the trip-report here: http://distantpeak.com/web/mountains/n-america/mount_shavano
|Posted Dec 26, 2005 4:39 pm
|Route Climbed: Blank Gulch Date Climbed: August 27, 2005
|Summited Shavano (2x) & Tab. It was an interesting day that turned out well, but could have been bad. Had to wait on my company so got an hour late start (7am), and then he was struggling up the mountain so I had to go at it on my own. T-storms blew in early and grapple fell hard. Most hikers were running down to tree-line (which is quite a long ways away!) I was fortunate to get off before the lightening, but MANY were not. ...and SOME were still going up... yeah, dum. They all had stories to tell in the "parking lot," poles buzzing, hair standing straight up, etc... The mountain will be there another day!
|Posted Aug 27, 2005 11:19 pm
|Woodie Hopper
|Route Climbed: Jennings Gulch Date Climbed: Summer '98
|Too much loose rock, better to come from Shavano
|Posted Aug 25, 2005 1:26 am
|alpine master
|Route Climbed: East slopes Date Climbed: Aug. 21st 2003
|Climbed with Shavano. Fun easy climb.
|Posted Jul 24, 2005 5:16 pm
|Route Climbed: Blank Gulch/East Slopes Date Climbed: July 17th, 2005
|This is my 12th Fourteener!
Long, long day for little slow me. Summited Shavano early; conditions were just right to procede for Tabeguache even I was advancing in hesitation, without sunglasses, nor sunscreen. "Two" much for one day!
(...more to read in my posting on on Mt.Shavano) DeCaLiBro next?
|Posted Jul 18, 2005 11:52 pm
|Route Climbed: East Slopes of Shavano then to Tab Date Climbed: July 15th 2005
|#13...Yeah. The trek from Shavano to Tab and back was a lot easier than expected. We almost turned back because one of our hikers had a major blister. A healthy dose of Moleskin and off we went.
|Posted Jul 17, 2005 9:40 pm
|Route Climbed: Traverse via Shavano Date Climbed: July, 1 2004
|19th 14er!
|Posted Jul 13, 2005 3:05 pm
|Route Climbed: Traverse from Shavano Date Climbed: July 4, 2005
|What a great way to spend the 4th... climbing with friends. The traverse between the two is easy, but the trip back up Shavano the 2nd time was wearing me out :-)
|Posted Jul 5, 2005 6:39 pm