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The dominant figure on the Mexican left for a decade, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, said here Monday that the new party he plans to launch will aim to become the "moral benchmark" for politics in the Aztec nation.
Lopez Obrador, who barely lost the 2006 presidential election and attributed his second-place finish in this year's vote to corrupt machinations by the victorious PRI, spoke at the opening of a congress of his National Regeneration Movement, or Morena.
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Morena will be a party that fights against "the vices of traditional politics" and strives to end the "authoritarian and corrupt regime," he said Monday before nearly 1,700 delegates from across Mexico.
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Final Announcement
Rocky Mountain Section, GSA
59th Annual Meeting
7-9 May 2007 • Saint George, Utah
Section Officers
|Technical Sessions
|Student Travel Grants
|Field Trips
|Mentor Programs
|Special Events
|Additional Meetings
|Contact Info
Welcome to St. George!
We look forward to hosting you in St. George for the 2007 GSA Rocky Mountain Section Meeting, 7-9 May 2007. If you have never been to St. George, you'll be glad you came! This small but rapidly growing city of 70,000 retains its comfortable and friendly small-town feel, nestled amid sandstone and basalt-capped ridges and outcrops of the orange and deep red Early Triassic Moenkopi and Early Jurassic Moenave and Kayenta formations. St. George lies in a geologically fascinating area between the Basin and Range Province to the west and the Colorado Plateau to the east. Because of this unusual position, a broad spectrum of geological features is readily visible and available here, including the Virgin River Gorge (exposing much of the same strata visible in the Grand Canyon), the Hurricane Fault, the Virgin Anticline, hot springs, Plio-Pleistocene cinder cones and basalt flows, and the Pine Valley Mountains, one of the world's largest laccoliths, as well as fascinating series of Cambrian-Eocene (primarily Triassic-Jurassic in the immediate St. George area) marine and terrestrial strata.
Early May is a superb time to be in St. George: the weather is typically mild to warm, but it will not yet have achieved the kinds of searing temperatures typical of desert southwest summers, and tourist season will have only just begun. Evenings can be cool, however, and rain is not unknown, so please pack accordingly!
If your significant other and/or children are joining you on your trip but don't wish to attend the talks — or, if you would just like to extend your stay in St. George beyond the GSA meeting and get away from it all for a while — St. George is in close proximity to a wealth of national and state parks, including the St. George Dinosaur Discovery Site at Johnson Farm museum (in the city), Snow Canyon State Park (~15 minutes away), Zion National Park (45 minutes away), Bryce Canyon National Park (~1.5 hours away), Cedar Breaks National Monument (~1 hour away), Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument (~1.5 hours away), the North Rim of the Grand Canyon (~3 hours away; the more crowded South Rim is ~5 hours away), Valley of Fire State Park (~2 hours away) and Great Basin National Park (~3.5 hours away), both in Nevada, and Lakes Powell and Mead (including the Hoover Dam; each ~2 hours away), all of which offer unparalleled geology, scenery, hiking, rock climbing, biking, photography, and natural history. If casinos and shows are your thing, Mesquite, Nevada, is only 30 minutes away and Las Vegas is less than 2 hours away. But St. George itself also offers a wide variety of activities, including a myriad of golf courses, the Red Mountain and Green Valley spas (the latter is the third top-ranked spa in the world and popular with the Hollywood set), several museums and historical sites, fishing and bird-watching at Gunlock, Quail Creek, and Sand Hollow State Park reservoirs, restaurants, shopping, including the many unique art galleries and shops in St. George and the nearby villages of Kayenta and Springdale, and many other activities.
For more information on St. George and activities in Washington County, please visit the city's (www.sgcity.org/) and county's (www.utahsdixie.com/) Web sites and the St. George Chamber of Commerce site (www.stgeorgechamber.com/).
Travel into St. George is easy. If you are driving, the city is bisected by Interstate 15 and is less than 2 hours south of I-70. If you are flying, you can fly directly in and out of the St. George Municipal Airport (airport code: SGU) on SkyWest Airlines, the world's largest independently-owned regional airline (headquartered in St. George), a Delta and United partner. SkyWest has direct flights from Salt Lake City and Los Angeles; the route from Salt Lake City flies you directly over some great geology! The much larger McCarran Airport in Las Vegas (airport code: LAS) is about 2 hours away, and you can easily rent a car from there; there is also periodic shuttle service. The drive from Las Vegas takes you through the spectacular Virgin River Gorge. Because St. George is, in large part, a tourist town, I highly recommend making reservations for hotels and any activities quite early — they get snapped up fast!
Our meeting will be held at the Dixie Center, a fairly new and beautiful convention center located just off I-15; the Rosenbruch Wildlife Museum is directly attached to and accessible from the center. Several hotels and restaurants are within walking distance, and many others are within a few minute's drive of the center. For the camping aficionado, beautiful campgrounds are available in Snow Canyon State Park, about 10-15 minutes northwest of St. George, and in the Virgin River Canyon Recreation Area in Arizona, about 20 minutes south of St. George in Arizona (take the Cedar Pocket exit [no. 18] of I-15 in the Virgin River Gorge).
As you make your plans to come to St. George, please let me know if you have particular needs or desires, and if you can't find information at any of the sites linked above, please contact me and I'll be happy to see what I can track down! We know you'll love St. George and we aim to make the 2007 RMGSA meeting one of the best!
Jerry D. Harris
|Registration Fees
|Full Meeting
|One Day
|Professional Member
|Professional Member (70 and older)
|Professional Non-member
|Student Member *
|Student Non-member
|K-12 Professional
|Guest or Spouse **
|Field Trip Only **
Early Registration Deadline: 2 April 2007
Cancellation Deadline: 9 April 2007
Register online — it's easy and secure. If you prefer, you can print and mail or fax the paper registration form. For registration questions or to add items to an existing registration, contact GSA Sales and Service, 1-888-443-4472, . On-site registration will be available at the Dixie Center during the meeting.
New on your registration form
Now you can make a tax-deductible contribution to the Rocky Mountain Section Endowment Fund right on your registration form. Simply select the amount you'd like to donate to this fund, which provides student support for travel, research, field camps, etc. The GSA Foundation will provide a match to the RM Section Endowment Fund for all contributions received up to a total of $5000. All donations to the GSA Foundation are tax-deductible.
If you haven't already purchased Abstracts with Programs on your Membership Form, you can order a copy for on-site pickup on the meeting registration form.
All requests for additions, changes, and cancellations must be made in writing to GSA Headquarters and received by 9 April 2007. There will be no refunds for cancellations received after this date, and no refunds for on-site registration, Abstracts with Programs, and on-site ticket sales.
Blocks of rooms have been reserved at the following hotels:
- Crystal Inn
1450 S. Hilton Dr., St. George, UT 84770, +1-435-688-7477; +1-877-462-7978;
- Holiday Inn Resort
St. George 850 Bluff St., St. George, UT 84770, + 1-435-628-4235
- Comfort Suites
1239 South Main, St. George, UT 84770, +1-435-673-7000
- Shuttle Lodge Inn
915 South Bluff St., St. George, UT 84770, +1-435-688-8383 or +1-877-688-8383
For all hotels, please request your reservations with the code RMGSA 2007. Please make your reservations as soon as possible to ensure that you secure a room. For information on alternative accommodations, please contact Jerry D. Harris, +1-435-652-7758, .
The abstracts deadline (13 Feb.) has now passed. If you have a question about your abstract, please contact Nancy Carlson, +1-303-357-1061, . An individual may present only one volunteered paper but may be co-author on other papers. Individuals invited to participate in symposia may present an additional volunteered paper. Depending on time constraints in oral sessions, some submitters may be requested to switch to a poster presentation and vice-versa.
A large number of diverse symposia is planned for the 2007 St. George meeting. If you are interested in participating in any of these symposia, please contact the person(s) listed. In addition to these symposia, theme sessions will be created upon receipt of abstracts for various geological disciplines. For information about the technical sessions, please contact technical program chair Mark Colberg, +1-435-865-8331, .
An asterisk (*) indicates that session has an associated field trip.
- 1. Collaboration and Outreach: Industry, Education, and Public Land Partnerships (National Association of Geoscience Teachers).
- Robert Eves, Southern Utah University, +1-435-586-1934 []; Gayle L. Pollock, Bryce Canyon Natural History Association, +1-435-834-4601; C. Fredrick Lohrengel, Southern Utah University, +1-435-586-7941, [].
- 2. Nature of the Mojave Province, from Precambrian Assembly to Neotectonics.
- Karl E. Karlstrom, University of New Mexico, +1-505-277-4346 []; Mark Colberg, Southern Utah University, +1-435-865-8331 [].
- 3. Council on Undergraduate Research - Undergraduate Research (Posters).
- Bill Dinklage, Utah Valley State College, +1-801-863-7607 [].
- 4. *Engineering Geology in the Rocky Mountain West: Effective Geologic Practice (Association of Engineering Geologists).
- William R. Lund, Utah Geological Survey, +1-435-865-9034 []; David B. Simon, Simon Bymaster Inc., +1-801-943-3100 [].
- 5. *Utah's Lower Cretaceous Cedar Mountain Formation: Advances in Geology.
- James I. Kirkland, Utah Geological Survey, +1-801-537-3307 []; Scott Madsen, Dinosaur National Monument, +1-970-374-3000.
- 6. *Utah's Lower Cretaceous Cedar Mountain Formation: Advances in Geology and Paleontology (Posters).
- James I. Kirkland, Utah Geological Survey, +1-801-537-3307 []; Scott Madsen, Dinosaur National Monument, +1-970-374-3000.
- 7. Trace and Indirect Evidence of Terrestrial Bolide Impacts.
- Joe W. Fandrich, Westwater Group Geological Research Facility, +1-970-256-9029 []
- 8. Shallow Level Magma Emplacement and Associated Extrusive Deposits.
- David B. Hacker, Kent State University-Trumbull, +1-330-675-8831 []; Michael Petronis, New Mexico Highlands University, +1-505-453-3513 [].
- 9. Groundwater and Sustainable Hydrologic Systems.
- Kenneth E. Kolm, BBL Incorporated, +1-303-231-9115 []; Schaun M. Smith, TSC Group Incorporated .
- 10. Western Energy Resources: Oil, Gas, Coal, and Geothermal.
- Bob Blackett, Utah Geological Survey, +1-435-865-9035 [].
- 11. Advances in Rocky Mountain Paleontology.
- Alan L. Titus, Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, +1-435-644-4332 []; Jerry D. Harris, Dixie State College, +1-435-652-7758 [].
- 12. *Utah's Lower Cretaceous Cedar Mountain Formation: Advances in Paleontology.
- James I. Kirkland, Utah Geological Survey, +1-801-537-3307 []; Scott Madsen, Dinosaur National Monument, +1-970-374-3000.
In tandem with the technical sessions, field trips are planned to a broad spectrum of geologically fascinating locales. The following are confirmed field trips (titles and trip leaders may be tentative). An asterisk (*) indicates that the field trip has an associated symposium.
- 1. Classic Geology of Southern Utah's National Parks.
Grant C. Willis, Utah Geological Survey, +1-801-537-3355 [ ]; Thomas H. Morris, Geology Department, Brigham Young University.
- COST: $250/person
- COST INCLUDES: Field trip transportation, park entrance fees, lodging, refreshments, and three noon meals.
- 3-day Pre-Meeting Field Trip. Friday, 4 May-Sunday 6 May. This trip is ideal for spouses and friends. This trip begins by exploring the main part of Zion Canyon in Zion National Park, cut through over 600 meters of massive eolian sandstone, via three easy hikes of up to 3 km (2 mi) in the morning and early afternoon. Next, the trip departs Zion NP to wind along the Sevier River fault zone to Bryce Canyon NP. The following morning is spent exploring Bryce Canyon, eroded through almost 300 meters of brilliant salmon-colored Eocene strata, including moderate 3 km (2 mi) hike through some of the most impressive landscape. The afternoon begins the drive to Torrey, the gateway town for Capitol Reef NP, with stops along the way to enjoy Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument and spectacular viewpoints. The final day begins with exploration of massive cliffs carved into Triassic and Jurassic strata uplifted and deformed along the Waterpocket Fold in Capitol Reef NP. A moderate hike to Hickman Natural Bridge provides an excellent overview of the central part of the Park and forms the backdrop for discussion of landscape evolution of this part of the Colorado Plateau. Departing the park, the trip makes an additional stop to view the Marysvale volcanic field, which is deeply dissected by the Sevier River. Depending on road conditions, we may be able to visit Cedar Break National Monument high on the crest of the plateau overlooking the Great Basin. The final and perhaps most spectacular stop is in the Kolob Canyons section of Zion NP to catch the afternoon sun on 2000-foot vertical cliffs of Navajo Sandstone.
- *2. Utah's Lower Cretaceous Cedar Mountain Formation:
Advances in Geology and Paleontology.
James I. Kirkland, State Paleontologist, Utah Geological Survey, +1-801-537-3307; Scott Madsen, Dinosaur National Monument, +1-970-374-3000.
- COST: $220/person
- COST INCLUDES: Transportation, lunches, drinks, 2 nights in Green River, Utah, single occupancy lodging, and guidebooks. Breakfast and dinners are not included.
- 3-Day Pre-Meeting Field Trip. Friday, 4 May-Sunday 6 May. The last decade has seen a lot of exciting progress by a host of different institutions researching these strata. Spanning 50-100 m of section on average, the Cedar Mountain Formation has been divided into five members spanning 30-35 million years of the Early Cretaceous (about equal to the entire two miles of Late Cretaceous overlying these sediments. Additionally, four distinct dinosaur biochrons have been recognized that are supported by palynology, Charophytes, magnetostratigraphy, and radiometric dating permit refine intercontinental correlations, paleogeography, and paleoclimatology. This conceptual framework provides the basis by which to study basin evolution following the 20 MA long basal Cretaceous regional unconformity and the initial development of the Sevier Foreland during the late Early Cretaceous. This pre-meeting field trip will examine these strata across east-central Utah from the area around Arches National Park westward to the western flank of the San Rafael Swell.
- 3. Off the Beaten Path - Spectacular Geology of Utah's
Janice M. Hayden, Utah Geological Survey [ ]; Robert F. Biek, Utah Geological Survey, +1-801-537-3356 [ ].
- COST: $35/person
- COST INCLUDES: Cost of trip includes a box lunch, drinks, transportation in 7-passenger vehicles, and a handout summarizing the field trip geology.
- One Day Pre-Meeting Field Trip. Sunday 6 May.
Southwesternmost Utah, affectionately known as "Utah's Dixie," straddles the transition zone between the colorful, flat-lying strata of the Colorado Plateau to the east and the highly faulted Basin and Range Province to the west. The transition zone melds parts of each so that southwest Utah contains a remarkable diversity of rocks, structures, and landforms.
Included are frontal folds and thrust faults of the Sevier orogenic belt; large normal faults that tear apart the western margin of the Colorado Plateau; late Tertiary and Quaternary lava flows that now form breathtaking inverted valleys; and a wealth of other classic sites and features. Because the region is dry and sparsely vegetated, these and others features are remarkably well exposed, creating an ideal outdoor classroom in which to explore the geology of the greater St. George area. Fieldtrip leaders have spent much of the past decade mapping the geology of this region, and invite you to join them on this one-day trip as they show off some of their favorite geologic sites. We will see classic, often little-visited exposures of the Virgin and Kanarra anticlines, Hurricane fault, dinosaur tracks, hot springs, basaltic lava flows and inverted valleys, Silver Reef mining district, Permo-Triassic unconformity, and other interesting but little known geologic features in southwest Utah.
- *4. Engineering Geology in the Rocky Mountain West: Effective Geologic Practice (Co-sponsored by the Association of Engineering Geologists).
- 6 May. Canceled.
- *5. Shallow Level Emplacement Mechanisms of the Miocene
Iron Axis Laccolith Group, Southwest Utah.
David B. Hacker, Kent State University, +1-330-675-8831 [ ]; Michael Petronis, New Mexico Highlands University, +1-505-453-3513 [ ]; Daniel K. Holm, Kent State University, +1-330-672-4094 [ ]; John W. Geissman, University of New Mexico, +1-505-277-3433 [ ].
- COST: $50/person
- COST INCLUDES: Field trip cost includes transportation, field guide, box lunch and beverages.
- One day Post-Meeting Field Trip. Thursday 10 May. The field trip participants will be introduced to five laccoliths of the Iron Axis group that collectively represent the different emplacement styles that characterize the shallow level intrusions of the area. The emplacement processes and shallow level flow patterns will be highlighted via evidence from field mapping studies and rock mechanic and paleomagnetic data. Combined, these datasets suggest differing emplacement models that are linked to local crustal anisotropies in the region. The outstanding scenery and fantastic outcrop exposure provide us with a field laboratory for stimulating discussions of the successive stages of emplacement and growth of these spectacular laccoliths and associated intrusions.
- 6. Mesozoic and Cenozoic Paleoichnology of Southwestern
Andrew Milner, St. George Dinosaur Discovery Site at Johnson Farm, +1-435-705-0173 [ ].
- COST: $52/person for one day; $145/person for two days.
- COST INCLUDES: Costs covered on the field trip will include lunches and beverages on both days. No other meals are included. For those attending both days, single occupancy lodging is included.
- One-day Post-Meeting Field Trip. Thursday 10 May - Friday 11 May. This trip will survey and examine spectacular recently-discovered Early-Middle Triassic, Early Jurassic, Late Cretaceous, and Miocene reptile and mammal tracks in Washington and Iron counties and discuss their paleoenvironmental implications. A fantastic chance to see some world-class ichnites!
- 7. Fish Lake.
- 9-10 May. Canceled.
Travel Grants Application Deadline: 26 March 2007
The application period for travel grants has now passed. Undergraduate and graduate students seeking funding for travel to the Rocky Mountain Section Meeting in St. George should apply online. You must be registered for the meeting before you can apply. Contact Ken Kolm,
, with any questions.
[ eligibility information ]
- Roy J. Shlemon Mentor Program in Applied Geoscience. Sponsored by GSA Foundation.
Mon.-Tues., 7-8 May 2007, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
- The John Mann Mentors in Applied Hydrogeology Program. Sponsored by GSA Foundation.
Tues., 8 May 2007, 5-6:30 p.m.
For more information, see Mentor Programs or contact Jennifer Nocerino, .
- Annual Banquet & Business Meeting
Tues. 8 May, 6:30–9 p.m., Dixie Center
- Opening Reception
Mon. 7 May, 6–9 p.m., Dixie Center. The opening reception and nearby open exhibits will help start off the meeting.
Two other meetings have been scheduled in conjunction with the Rocky Mountain GSA meeting. A meeting of the State Geologists-U.S. Geological Survey will tentatively take place on Tuesday, 8 May. For more information, please contact Rick Allis, +1-801-537-3305, . A joint meeting of the Utah and Nevada Seismic Commissions is tentatively scheduled for Thursday, 10 May. No site for the meeting has yet been selected. More information about both of these meetings will be posted online as soon as it becomes available.
GSA's Rocky Mountain Section welcomes sponsors to help defray the costs of the meeting. We are seeking partial or full support for the Welcoming Reception (Dixie Center, 6 May 2007), morning and afternoon refreshments (7-9 May), and general meeting expenses. When your company or organization sponsors an event, it will be prominently recognized at the event, bringing attention to your services. For more information on sponsoring events at the Rocky Mountain Section Meeting, please contact Jerry D. Harris, +1-435-652-7758, .
Exhibitor Registration Deadline: 2 April 2007
GSA's Rocky Mountain Section Meeting will attract a wide array of both applied and academic geoscientists, including students, from the American West and elsewhere, providing exhibitors with an excellent opportunity to interact with potential customers, colleagues, and skilled employees. The exhibit area will be located in the beautiful Dixie Center in the midst of all technical sessions, ensuring maximum exposure to meeting attendees. The fee is $100 per unit plus an additional $65 if you need power. Each unit includes one table, one 8' back drape, 2 chairs, and one waste basket. These are flat fees for the entire meeting (from the evening of the Welcome Reception, Monday, 7 May , through the end of the meeting on the afternoon of Wednesday, 9 May), not per day. Please direct all inquiries to Jerry D. Harris, +1-435-652-7758, .
GSA is committed to making its meetings accessible to all people interested in attending. Please indicate special requirements (wheelchair accessibility, etc.) when you register.
For further information, or if you have special requirements, please contact local committee chair Jerry D. Harris or technical program chair Mark Colberg. More information and photos can also be found at the supplemental meeting Web site.
|Chair: Jerry D. Harris
Director of Paleontology, Dixie State College, St. George, Utah
A vertebrate paleontologist, Jerry Harris earned a B.A. from the University of Colorado at Boulder, an M.S. from Southern Methodist University, and a Ph.D. from the University of Pennsylvania. He currently teaches introductory geology and dinosaur courses at Dixie State College in St. George, serves as advisor to the St. George Dinosaur Discovery Site at Johnson Farm, and is involved in research projects in Utah, Montana, Argentina, and China.
|Co-Chair/Technical Program Chair: Mark R. Colberg
Assistant Professor, Southern Utah University, Cedar City, Utah
Mark Colberg teaches mineralogy and igneous-metamorphic petrology at Southern Utah University in Cedar City, Utah. He earned a M.S. from Auburn University, and a Ph.D. from the University of Georgia. His research interests center around metamorphic petrology and tectonics. Although he cut his geologic teeth in the Southern Appalachians, he finds plenty to do in the southern Utah "Land of Sandstone." He is particularly interested in the behavior of footwall rocks in metamorphic core complexes, and the Proterozoic rocks of the Mojave Province.
|Field Trip Chair: David Simon
Simon Bymaster Inc., Bountiful, Utah,
David Simon is a consulting engineering and environmental geologist and principal at Simon Bymaster Inc., a geologic, environmental and geotechnical consulting firm in Salt Lake City, Utah. Mr. Simon is a Past President of the Association of Environmental & Engineering Geologists and has over 25 years of experience as a consulting geologist.
|Guidebook Chair: Bill Lund
Utah Geological Survey, Cedar City, Utah,
Bill Lund is a senior scientist with the Utah Geological Survey in the UGS' Southern Region Office in Cedar City, Utah. He has 34 years experience as a professional engineering geologist, 7 years with geotechnical consulting firms in Arizona, California, and Oregon, and 27 years with the UGS. He is a former UGS Deputy Director and is a Licensed Geologist in Utah, a Registered Geologist in Arizona, and a certified Engineering Geologist in Oregon. Bill is a past Chair of the Intermountain Section of AEG, and past president of both the Utah Geological Association and Dixie Geological Society. He is a member of GSA, AEG, SSA, AGU, and UGA and DGS. Recent projects include seismic-hazard evaluations of the Wasatch, Hurricane, and Sevier fault zones, a comprehensive review of all Utah paleoseismic trenching data, and a GIS-based geologic hazards evaluation of the greater St. George metropolitan area.
|Marketing Chair: Ken Puchlik
Puchski/GeoConsultants International, St. George, Utah,
Ken Puchlik is principle of Puchski GeoConsultants in St. George, Utah. He consults mainly for the natural resource industry in the areas of economic assessment and GIS/GPS integration. He holds a MS from the Mackay School of Mines and is a member of SME and SEG and is past president of the Dixie Geological Society.
|Student Assistant Chair: Robert Eves
Professor of Chemistry and Geology, Southern Utah University, Cedar City, Utah,
Robert Eves teaches geology, geochemistry and pre-service science education courses at Southern Utah University. He is currently chair of the Department of Physical Science. Robert received his B.S. degree from Southern Utah University, and his M.S. and Ph.D. in coal geochemistry from Washington State University. He chaired the 54th Annual Meeting of the Rocky Mountain Section of GSA in 2002.


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The Morning Roundup: Breast Cancer Claims Angelina Jolie's Aunt, Amanda Bynes Goes A Little Crazier & 'Fast 6' Wins Big
Angelina Jolie's aunt, Debbie Martin, has died after a long battle with breast cancer. Martin revealed that she began battling the disease for a second time last year after undergoing a lumpectomy in 2004 during her first bout with the disease. She was 61. Jolie underwent a double mastectomy to significantly reduce her own chances of getting cancer, because she carries the BRCA1 gene, which increases a woman's risk of getting the disease. Jolie's mother, Marcheline Bertrand, died of ovarian cancer in 2007, and both women's deaths have been linked to the gene. (story)
"Fast & Furious 6" gave its producers a reason to start planning "Fast & Furious 7" as it rocked the box office over Memorial Day weekend, taking in a whopping $123 million-plus in its first three days. The film led the record weekend, which saw over $300 million in ticket sales and strong showings from "The Hangover Part III," "Star Trek Into Darkness," and animated kids movie "Epic." (story)
Amanda Bynes attacked Rihanna via her Twitter page on Saturday, calling the singer "fugly" and saying that Chris Brown beat her in 2009 because she wasn't "pretty enough." (story)
It was a crazy weekend for Amanda, who popped up in the news daily after her Thursday night arrest for marijuana possession and reckless endangerment for reportedly throwing a bong out of her 36th floor apartment window in NYC. She claimed that during her arrest a cop sexually assaulted her by "slapping her vagina." (story)
Amanda has maintained her innocence via twitter, saying her apartment was illegally searched and she had no drugs. She said she never threw a bong out her window and the story derived from police questioning her as to whether or not one of her flower vases might be a bong. Then things got crazy and she went off on her parents, accusing them of trying to "live off my money" and saying she'd rather see them homeless because they've been stealing from her. (story)
Victoria's Secret model Candice Swanepoel forgot to wear pants in her sizzling semi-nude pictorial for Vogue Australia. (story)
Speaking of Candice, Memorial Day weekend usually means sexy beach bodies, and hers was no exception. Candice showed hers off poolside in Miami on Saturday. If you stare long enough, you'll see that she was drinking Bud Light. (story)
Olivia Wilde hit the beach over the weekend, taking in some paddleboarding while on vacation in Hawaii with fiance Jason Sudeikis. (story)
Hugh Hefner's runaway bride-turned-wife Crystal Harris was also spotted in little clothing at a day club in Las Vegas. We could be mistaken, but... something looks bigger. (story)
The latest season of ABC's dating show "The Bachelorette" is finally upon us. Here's the full rundown on all the guys competing for Desiree Hartsock's roses and the chance at changing her awful last name. (story)
Carrie Underwood hopped on stage with Mick Jagger and the Rolling Stones in Toronto Saturday night to help belt out their classic hit, "It's Only Rock 'N' Roll (But I Like It)." Carrie rocked a skin-tight pari of black pants, a sexy Stones t-shirt and a pair of stilletto boots. (story)


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As fantasy football players, we can never seem to agree on very much. We have managed to reach a consensus on are the top four QBs going into 2012 fantasy drafts. We shall refer to them as the "Big Four" because nobody can ever seem to shut up about the "Big XX" when it comes to the NBA. Those four QBs are:
- Aaron Rodgers
- Tom Brady
- Drew Brees
- Cam Newton
Other than putting Rodgers at No. 1, you can pretty much mix and match the other three to your liking. These four QBs finished ranked 1-thru-4 last season, so it's not surprising to see them getting so much preseason love. The Drew Brees holdout does scare me a bit, but I expect the Saints to eventually pony up the cash.
So what do you do after the Big Four are off of the board? I would wait. Then wait. Then wait some more. Then eventually snap up two lower-ranked QBs in hopes of hitting on this year's Matthew Stafford or just to have a nice QB-By-Committee (QBBC).
Let's take a look at the QBs ranked 5-thru-14. We will use the Expert Consensus Rankings from Fantasy Pros as our baseline.


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Provo—There is an abundance of wonderful choices at Kneaders, from Paninis to Soup and Salad, there is everything you might imagine at a Cafe. Also enjoy homemade baked goods like croissants, muffins, and cinnamon rolls. The Artisan breads and rolls are worth stopping in to sample. Breakfast is a must here with all you can eat cinnamon coated French toast with strawberries. Check out the gift baskets.


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We board our dogs here and the staff - and facilities - are fabulous! Our dogs come home happy and healthy! I highly recommend Jonesboro Family Pet Hospital!
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Love how everyone treats my dogs like family!!! Dr. Guntharp, is a "dog whisperer!" My boys LOVE him!!! The staff is friendly and always makes us feel comfortable!!! Best vets ever!!!
Excellent care regardless of which Doctor you see. Never hesitate to see which ever one is available. All staff friendly and caring.
The best veterinarian ever09/19/2011
As an animal lover, I feel so fortunate to have found J'boro Family Pet Clinic, now J'boro Family Pet Hospital & Dr. Jim Guntharp as the healthcare provider for my canine family for the past 30 plus years. I am so thankful I decided to ""try out"" this facility. At J.F.P.H. you can find some of the most dedicated, conscientious folks ever. Dr. Guntharp & his staff show concern & compassion for not only the pet but for the owner as well. And Dr. G. assures that he & his associates stay abreast of the latest developments in veterinary medicine. Dr. G. is a devout man who prays for those pets under his care. He also continuously goes ""above & beyond"" the call of duty & this means a tremendous lot to me. Even in cases when the outcome is not what you want, you feel @ least some comfort in knowing that the staff really cares & that they feel some of your pain. Dr. G. & J.F.P.H. are part of my extended family & they are very important to me & my little ShihTzu, Chance.
Wonderful Veterinary Hospital01/31/2011
I cannot say enough good things about this hospital. The veterinarians and employees are all so kind and truly care about all the animals and their owners. I have 4 dogs that they take care of and they do a wonderful job. I have a toy poodle that is 15 years old and I love her like another child. They know how much I love her and are doing all they can to keep her alive and healthy. I love them all and feel like they are part of my family.
Happy Pets06/23/2010
Just wanted to say that I have three dogs and they all love coming here. We use the vets and the boarding services and could not be more pleased. You know its good when tails are wagging.
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all of the vets are very good here. They seem to be very concerned for pets.


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Child's Play: Lena Dunham and Jemima Kirke's First Appearance in Vogue
Think Lena Dunham is precocious now? She may have just landed her first Vogue cover at age 27, but, as revealed in the February issue, her first appearance in our pages dates back to when the Girls phenom was just eleven years old, hanging out with the likes of an equally young Stella Schnabel, stitching up her own Helmut Lang knockoffs and lamenting the fact that she couldn't afford Jil Sander on her $5 weekly allowance. Yet in the picture that came out of that story, it's Dunham's other best pal since girlhood, Jemima Kirke, who steals the show, displaying a sense of style that, Plum Sykes writes, "makes Clueless look like Kmart." Dunham told Vogue she wanted to grow up to be a fashion designer, while the young braces-and-barrettes-wearing Kirke simply wanted to be famous. Read the story, from March 1998, below.
Their mothers form their wardrobes, and they spend recess planning splurges at Barneys. Plum Sykes closet-hops with the underage.
There she goes again. That girl who looks fabulous and seems to be everywhere that's worth going. Here she is in a beaten-up old cowboy coat, a fringed black skirt, and pretty high heels that I never laid eyes on before. She is style.
Miss Style, it turns out, is actually Miss Stella Schnabel, daughter of you-know-which artist and fourteen years old. Fourteen. I mean, I'd like to look like that, and I'm twice her age. Shouldn't she be wanting to look like me?
I swallow my pride. Quite obviously this is a girl from whom I could take some tips. I call to request a visit to her closet. I'm told Stella's at school and she'll call back. But I hear nothing. Stella's the leading light in a New York pack of fashion-conscious kids who are as likely to frequent Clementine as the classroom. I've spotted one at restaurant 147 after a film premiere, an angelic blonde perfectly turned out in slim white pants and a cloud-blue sweater that could be TSE. Annabelle's eleven. And she's happy to grant me an audience with her closet.
Annabelle and her mother, Ann Dexter-Jones, meet me at home with identical glowing feet. They are both in the luminous silver Nike sneakers that I've been wanting for ages but have declined to buy on the grounds that I could wear them for only a couple of weeks before they'd be passé. "Annabelle got them, and I loved them. So I asked her would she mind if I copied her and got some too," says Ann, wife of Mick Jones. (I feel better. It's not just me who wants to raid the kiddie closet.)
Annabelle is rummaging in her bedroom for her favorite items. She proudly holds up an A-line dress with a geometric sludge-green print, which she wears with high Mary Janes appliquéd with flowers. Chapin-educated Annabelle knows that this is a prized Prada look she has at her disposal. Names like Manolo, Gucci, Miu Miu trip off her tongue with the same fluency as her times table. How can this be?
Stella Schnabel still can't be reached for comment, so I turn to Tommy Hilfiger for answers. Tommy has turned dressing chic teenyboppers into big business: His boyswear wholesale sales rose from $54,050,000 in 1996 to $73,988,000 in 1997, and he's just launched a line of girlswear. Tommy talks about the fashion psychology of kids with the authority of a man who's spent millions finding out. "Kids want what adults want as long as it's not their parents'. They are so much more sophisticated than when I was growing up—they're computer literate, they carry portable phones, they're bombarded with cool media from MTV to Beverly Hills, 90210. They view themselves as young adults." Hilfiger is trying to keep his own children young as long as possible, but even he admits to trawling his daughter's closet for ideas. "She's twelve, and she really knows what's cool. Really baggy jeans, snowboard and skateboard gear are what she wants."
At the risk of running into freak territory, I find a seven-year-old who wants to introduce me to fashion. What I covet most from Michele Levbarg-Klein's perfectly ordered closet are her miniature J.P. Tod's in piebald cowskin and her Gucci loafers. "I had to have them," says her mother, Diane, executive V.P. of Missoni in America, who freely admits that her daughter's designer-stuffed closet is as much about her own desires as her offspring's. Michele has such a well-trained eye that while her mother is in Paris or Milan working, she takes her nanny to Barneys to stock up on orders for her mother. "Michele knows exactly which counter to go to for that perfect François Nars lipstick," says Diane as she maneuvers her way around Michele's gigantic stuffed elephant to show me a pint-size Sonia Rykiel coat she picked up in Paris.
Still on the trail of Stella Schnabel, I hear she's gone to St. Barth's. Enough said.
"I never let my children wear Prada," says Lorraine Kirke, an interior designer whose daughters' style is causing a few waves in the fashion world. "Did I say they never wear Prada? Jemima went to school today in a Prada coat. Mine. I said to her, 'You're not wearing that to school.' She just said, 'Why not?' and that was that." Jemima is twelve, and her wardrobe makes Clueless look like Kmart. She saunters around her parents' apartment in a pair of seventies patchwork trousers worn low-slung, a cashmere sweater from a flea market, and Adidas sneakers. She's got a blue streak in her blonde hair and glitter on her eyelids. Very Fiona Apple. Sister Lola, seven, wanders in, clad in army pants, those luminous Nikes, and a khaki stripy top. She looks like something out of a hip Gap ad. (It turns out she is in a hip Gap ad.) These two are already learning the rules that get you on the Best Dressed List. "My daughters tell me Prada is too expensive," says Lorraine, who's also shod in the luminous Nikes. "They say, 'Would you have bought that if it wasn't Prada, Mom?' "
There's no Prada allowed in one downtown household. Laurie Simmons and Carroll Dunham's eleven-year-old daughter, Lena, has a street edge that could leave even Miss Schnabel feeling momentarily inadequate. "I tried to model this after Helmut Lang," says Lena, showing off a shift she sewed herself. Her fashion pronouncements are something you'd expect from a woman (at least) three times her age: "I tend not to go for trends. You can only wear them for two weeks . . . . I really like Jil Sander, but it's so expensive…. I find Calvin Klein really hard to respect because he's everywhere. I view him as a clothesmonger . . . . Manolo is really classy." Then she returns to preteen reality—"But five dollars a week [i.e., her allowance] isn't really enough. I'm just looking."
Stella calls. She's back and available for an appointment. Meanwhile, there's a sick rumor spreading from L.A. Supposedly mothers are having their children's hair colored to match their own. Apparently blondes don't want brunette offspring giving them away.
Chez Schnabel, mother Jacqueline is the picture of chic in perfect dark jeans and a white shirt. Lauren Hutton has come by for coffee. Stella, disarmingly sweet and polite, starts telling me about her clothes. "I never really shop. Lots of my clothes are my mother's, my friends', and gifts. Most of them are begged, stolen, or borrowed." Stella isn't talking for effect. I interrogate her about the fringed jacket and skirt, and it turns out the jacket is "an ancient Agnès Β.," and the skirt is a 1982 Yves Saint Laurent from her mother. A cropped cashmere cardigan with lace inserts was filched from Jemima Kirke's wardrobe, and a gathered white Communion dress scattered with roses was a present from her father that he bought in Spain. "I wore it to a ball in New York because it's funky and goofy."
Stella has to go. Balthazar? A play date at Barneys? No, she just has to study. She tells me she wants to be a writer and filmmaker when she grows up. Lena says she's a fashion designer in the making, and Jemima wants to be famous. One thing's already certain: They'll all make it onto the Best Dressed List.


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Okie Burgess Young - Navy WWII
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My grandfather Okie Burgess Young b. 1919 (son of Floyd Young b. Aug 1898, d. 05 Aug 1948 and Pernia Catherine Bevins b. 03 Jun 1902, d. 05 Aug 1972) in his navy uniform during WWII.
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hello, saw the picture you have of Okie burgess Young and hope you can tell me more about him. My grandfather is also named Okie Young from Matwan WV married at least 2 times had 2 children that I know of John Young and my father Philip Young.. I don't know much more.
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hi--just saw your post- this picture is my dad, okie B. young but unfortunately not the okie young you are looking for. i have come across other okie young listings surprisingly enough. i thought he was the only but you might try looking for just the first name okie in databases...good luck and happy hunting!
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Radicati in the News
6 Steps to Transform Email into a Center for Business Productivity
Jan 5, 2016
A 2015 Email Statistics Report from Radicati, the technology research firm that has published definitive email statistics for more than 20 years, revealed that the number of worldwide email users is expected to increase from 2.6 billion today to 2.9 billion by 2019, and that the average business user will receive 96 emails per day by 2019.
Series examines issues for Internet users
Jan 4, 2016
Coeur d'Alene Press
In contrast, business email traffic is growing. According to the Radicati Group, a research firm, 100 billion business emails are transmitted every day on the Internet. That figure is predicted to increase to 132 billion by 2017. (Personal email use is declining as non-business consumers move to texting, Twitter, Facebook, and other forms of social media.)
Crummy Leads? 5 Lead Generation Fixes For Your Technology Company
Jan 2, 2016
Radicati projects that there will be more than 246 billion business and consumer email addresses by the end of 2019.


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Bushie on Iran and on a Mortgage Rate Freeze
So this week it turns out that U.S. intelligence agencies have determined that Iran gave up its nuclear weapons program in 2003. Bushie knew this months ago, but he has been trumpeting his foolish claim that Iran wants to start WWIII. He is an idiot and as I have been saying for months there is no way that we are going to attack Iran. They are the number 2 producer of oil in OPEC and they have many business deals with countries such as Russia, Germany, China, and India. All of his saber rattling now looks ever more idiotic and has further damaged American credibility on the world stage.
The newest blunder is his administration's negiotiations with mortgage lenders to freeze rates for 5 years on certain sub-prime loans. This is a horrible idea. I don't want people to lose their homes, but the way the mortgage industry works is by securing investors. If you are going to fix rates to bail folks out then you are essentially saying that the market cannot resolve itself. You will push away many investors and threaten the future cash flow of investors that will be needed to finance future mortgages. We are better off allowing the market to shed all of the bad loans quickly rather than try to artificially protect weak folks who cannot afford their homes.
Ultimately, here is what is going to happen - a whole lot of people are going to lose their homes anyway (it will just take longer), future qualified would-be homeowners won't get financing or will get them at higher rates, and the end result will be extend the mortgage crunch which will further slow the economy.


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"Anyone else?" Dr. Belle Carter called out to the ten or so ranch hands standing around, gawking at her. She was used to men gawking, but not like this bunch was doing. They were queasy, some of them wobbling on their feet, grabbing on to furniture, hugging walls. If there was a particular shade of color common to the sickly lot presently resisting her, she'd call it gray-green. But food poisoning did that, even in slight cases. Today, the old E. coli bug had struck down half the crew who worked on the Chachalaca Creek Ranch outside Big Badger, Texas. She'd suspected bad bean sprouts on the salad were the culprit when she'd sent the first samples to the lab for tests, though she was actually quite encouraged over a bunch of cowboys eating salads and not big, thick steaks or pork chops. Until all those cowboys let her take a look, she wasn't going to be sure about anything, though. "If you've still got any of the symptoms I've just described, or talked about the other times I was out here, you'd better tell me now. If you don't, it's going to knock you down, maybe for up to ten days. That's a promise." She held up a large bottle of pills, rattled it for effect. "Anti-nausea pills, if you're interested." Which nobody was. This was her third trip out here for this, and her last, if they continued to shun her the way they were doing.
"It's hard getting used to a new doc in town," Maudie Tucker, her nurse, said under her breath as she pulled Belle back from the men. "These boys are used to the way Doc Nelson used to do it, and having a lady doc makes them jumpy. They don't trust you yet."
They didn't trust her? That was clear. But they were sick, and in most cases sickness would override distrust. Not here apparently, and she was about to be bested by a bacterial gastric upset. "But Doc Nelson eloped with his thirty-five-years-his-junior receptionist, and I'm the only doctor within a hundred miles, so it's get used to the lady doctor or ride out the illness without my help," she whispered back, sympathetic to the men's plight and at the same time annoyed, watching them lope and drag themselves in single file into the next room overthe game room. Just to get away from her. As if she couldn't follow them and perform their exams on the pool table if she had to.
"It'll take them some time to adjust," Maudie replied. "Folks around here are cautious, but they'll get used to youeventually."
"Eventually's not good enough. They're sick right now." Belle loved Maudie to pieces. She'd come with the medical practice, boasted forty-two years of hard-boiled nursing, and if she could she'd mother every one of Big Badger's citizens. Today, though, mothering wouldn't work. But a firm hand would, and she doubted Maudie had it in her to be firm with any of the ranch hands. "Which means they take the pills or " She shrugged. "Some of them will probably get sicker, incur more time off work, and have to face the consequences when I explain to the ranch owner that they refused treatmenttreatment he hired me to give." It also meant she was going to be the one to take a hard line here, if she intended on getting somewhere with the men. So she was going to chase them down, examine them, and treat them, whether or not they liked it. Good thing she was used to taking a hard line. Dr. Belle Carter, family practice specialist, had developed pretty thick skin over the course. Had had to, with what she'd gone through to get to this point in her lifetackling med school years later than many of her classmates, being a single mother, marriage to a man who'd spent most of their wedded years somewhere else. Married, past tense, naturally.
So today, with ten moderately sick people trying desperately to run away from her in their sluggardly sick gait, six appointments back at the office this afternoon, and flu vaccinations to give out later at the Salt Creek Ranch, she was extra-busy, and time was something she didn't have much of because at the end of it all she'd promised most of her evening to her son, Michael, and that was a promise she didn't want to break. He was the reason she was doing this, and doing it the hard way.
"My purpose here, my only purpose, is to have a look at each and every one of them, check their vital signs to make sure nothing else is going on and assess for dehydration or worsening symptoms, then treat what I find. It's a simple thing. Or it should be, if they'd let me do my job."
"Need some help?" a familiar voice asked from the doorway. "I don't have my medical bag with me this trip, but I can certainly help you with some of the process."
Anger was her first reaction to that voice. Then her heart skipped a beat. Then her lungs clutched, but only for a fraction of a second as when she caught her breath again she was right back at anger.
"What are you doing here, Cade?" she hissed, trying hard not to let the ranch hands overhear, even though every last one of them had now exited the room. "It's not your weekend. In fact, it's not even a weekend. So why are you here, bothering me, while I'm trying to do my job?"
"I'm here because I missed my favorite person in the world."
She swallowed hard, fighting to regain control as all the ranch hands in the other room, no matter how sick, were watching her, gauging her reaction, probably trying to find some argument to use against her when they were called out for refusing treatment. She sucked in a deep breath, squared her shoulders, steadied herself, and said, with all the calmness she could muster, "He's in school." Three words, so much effort. But Cade took effort.
Oh, they had an amicable situation where Michael was concerned. No one looking on could say otherwise. Twice a month Cade flew from Chicago to Texas to visit his son, and he never missed a date, never made excuses. He was diligent in that, something she actually admired in the man. In fact, she'd seen Cade more often in the two months she and Michael had lived in Texas than she had the last two months they'd lived a block down the street from him. He'd never missed his visitation then either. But in that situation it had been easier to avoid Cade, which she did as often as she could.
Now, though, with Cade showing up on her doorstep so often, coming from so far away, avoiding him wasn't all that easy. "And I don't need help taking care of my patients." Finally, now that the first flush of anger was under control, and nothing was skipping, clutching, or doing anything abnormal to her physiology, she turned to face him. "How did you know where to find me anyway?"
He looked straight at Maudie, who was blushing all kinds of red, and smiled. "I have a few friends here in Big Badger, Texas."
Dr. Cade Carter could sweet-talk the needles right off a prickly old cactus. He was a charmer, all right. Nothing about him had changed in that respect, and Maudie Tucker was the living proof. "Well, in case your friend didn't tell you, I've got a busy day ahead of me and I don't have time to waste standing here talking to you. But since you're here, for who knows what reason, you can see Michael after school. I'll call Virginia and let her know you'll be picking him up." Virginia Ellison, retired librarian, was Michael's caregiver, and the only person in Big Badger she really trusted with her son.
"Except it's not just Michael I came to see. Normally, when I'm here on my visitation weekends, there's not enough time or you're too busy. But we need to talk, Belle. There are some things I want to say, want to tell you, that don't fit into the regular schedule, and I was hoping " He shrugged. "It's important. That's all I'm saying."
Now her heart skipped a beat again, and not in a good way. She'd had years of disappointments, one after another, from this man, and she was conditioned for it. But not here, not now, and that's all she could think this would be. Cade changing something, Cade doing something that would affect her life. The divorce, five years ago, had ended all the letdowns and she didn't want to go back to that. Not even for a minute. Yet it felt like that's exactly where Cade was trying to drag her now. Except nearly ten years of having Cade Carter in her life had taught her how to dig her heels in. But those same years of Cade Carter had also taught her just how vulnerable she could be to him, if she let herself.
"I'm working, Cade. Whatever you want, we'll do it later when I'm ready. And in the meantime, leave me alone."
"Fine, later. When you're ready. But in the meantime, it looks to me like you could use another doctor here."
She glanced into the next room at her patients, who all seemed to have lost interest in the interchange between Cade and herself, then took two steps closer to Cade. Gritted her teeth. Whispered, "Don't do this to me in front of my patients, Cade Carter. Do not undermine my abilities by implying that I can't do my job without your help. So get out of here and leave me alone."
"I was just offering," he said, not budging.
Just offering. But what was he really offering here? That's what had her stumped. They'd been divorced five years now, and she'd been relieved to see it end when it had. Sure, it had been sad, in so many ways. Especially because of Michael. But she couldn't have survived with Cade. She'd needed more, he'd needed less. "Fine. We'll talk later. Whatever kind of bad news you're going to spring on me can wait until I've finished my day."
"I never meant to do that to you, you know?"
"Do what?"
"Make you think the worst of me. Or anticipate that anything I have to say to you is bad news."
"I don't think the worst of you, Cade. But we were married, remember? I got used to having the worst of you."
"And sometimes the best." He cocked a half-smile, stepped back, tipped his cowboy hat at her. "Later," he said, then turned and walked off.
"Surprised you'd let him get away," Maudie commented, watching him almost as hard as Belle was.
"You can't keep someone who doesn't want to be kept, Maudie," she said, turning back to the group of men she'd come to treat. Now, though, her mind was on Cade. Good dad. First-rate surgeon. And the last person she'd expected to see when he wasn't scheduled for a weekend with Michael. But Cade was up to something. She knew it, felt it, didn't know what it was, and that's what she had to get her mind off right now.
"OK, everybody," Belle said, fighting to refo-cus on her patients. "Here's the deal. I've got a kid to support. He's seven. I don't have a lot of time to spend with him, and the longer it takes here, the less time Michael and I are going to have. So you can fight me on this, refuse to let me check you, but it's affecting my son. Any of you have children you'd like to spend more time with, or mothers who'd love spending more time with you? Because if you do, then you'll understand what I'm talking about, and get in line so I can get this done as quickly as possible."
"Ah, the sentimental touch. Well done," Maudie joked as, one by one, the men started to trickle forward.
Belle laughed. "Whatever it takes." She wondered what it would take with Cade. Surely he wanted something she didn't want to give. Quite the opposite from their marriage, where she'd wanted something he hadn't wanted to give. Definitely, whatever it takes, she thought to herself.
Two hours later Belle was pleased with the results of her morning. All but three ranch hands had eventually fallen in line. This evening, once the nausea pills took effect, all but three ranch hands would feel better. Had she gained any respect from these men? Nah. She wasn't that deluded. They'd sympathized either as a father or a son. It was good enough for now. Battle number one went to the lady doctor. Battle number two coming up, though, with Cade? No, she didn't know for sure there was going to be a battle between them, but she was clearly feeling something in the pit of her stomach, and it made her nervous, as the only thing she could think that Cade would want was Michael.


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Everything you've ever wanted to know about truffles: Italian native Vittorio Giordano, who is vice president of truffle importer Urbani Tartufi North America, will be going from table to table tonight at Ristorante Bartolotta in Wauwatosa to talk truffles.
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This film festival has been growing larger every year and it's becoming a staple event for the beginning of fall each year in Milwaukee. Make sure you get out and support, because if you're like me, this might be the only time of year to catch some movies you actually want to see. No, I don't care about Ironman. Sorry. I'm not sorry. »Read Full Blog Post
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Let's be honest: Those of us who aren't huge sports fans only watch an event like the Olympics in hopes that something insane will happen. The inspiring underdog story, the crazy misfit who wins by bending the rules -- you know, the shit they make sports movies about.
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5 A Kidnapped Child Helps the Dutch Win Gold
In 1900, the modern Olympics was only 4 years old and was still trying to prove itself as a legitimate event. So, while they had a lot of the same standard track and field events you're familiar with, the rules were, let's just say, rather lax.
As symbolized by this poster depicting a Greek goddess masturbating with the Eiffel Tower.
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No, really -- rather than forfeit, Francois Brandt and Roelof Klein hit the streets of Paris and frantically began searching for someone who A) was not a fat-ass, B) knew how to steer a boat, and C) was Dutch. However, desperation kicked in and they waived the last two requirements, picking a random 12-year-old French boy from the streets of Paris and running with him to their boat.
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While not a bad speed skater, Australian Steven Bradbury was an underdog in the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City simply due to being well past his prime. But what he lacked in sheer speed, he made up for in patience. And so, he decided he would simply hang back and wait for the others to fail. Between the ultra-competitive South Korean team, the well-funded American and Chinese teams, and the "born for winter sports" Canadian team, there was a fierce pack of skaters up ahead of Bradbury. So why not just let them take each other out?
Being Australian, he just assumed that everything would kill everything else.
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First, in the quarter-finals Bradbury came in third, but Canadian favorite Marc Gagnon had nudged another skater and was called for cheating, allowing the cautious Bradbury to advance. Then, in the semifinals Bradbury was trailing in fourth place, waiting. And, sure enough, the other three skaters in the lead (all former medal winners) let competition get the better of them. They all crashed into each other, Stooges-style, allowing Bradbury to simply skate across the line into the finals, with a second-place finish.
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The finals would include home favorite Apolo Anton Ohno and three other former medal winners. Again, Bradbury quickly fell behind the pack. And again, he simply hung back and waited for some kind of Mr. Bean-esque slapstick pileup to rescue him.
Going into the final turn, there's Bradbury way the hell in back, in fifth place as they enter the final turn:
Then, just short of the finish line, the entire field crashes in front of him ...
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Bradbury raised his arms in disbelief, having won Australia's first Winter Olympic gold medal ever. It was just like the plot of Cool Runnings, except this time the underdog competitor from a sunny country no one gave a chance to won just by deciding to chill out in the back and watch the super competitive skaters knock each other out. Hey, we'd watch that movie.


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Six of my buddies and I stayed at a cabin on the South Holston last weekend, a tradition that has been going on for 4 years and hopefully will continue for the next 40. We were blown out of the river on Friday due to the generation schedule and headed over to the Watauga. We had absolutely no luck over there but we were pretty clueless about where to go and what to use.
On Saturday we fished the Big Springs area of the SoHo in the morning and got just a few hits. It was very quiet. Finally, in the afternoon we were able to get to the upper river where we heard sulphurs were still coming off and boy were they. It was four hours of bliss that only the SoHo in it's glory can provide. Trout were rising everywhere and we all ended up just dry fly fishing. Everyone caught 5-15 fish. We saw a few giant browns but no one hooked anything of trophy size. The only drawback was the huge crowds. I hoped that the cold weather and the Vols game would have kept folks away but the river was packed. I counted 25 guys fishing in the 1/2 mile of river I could see. Of course, 7 were from my group so I shouldn't complain too much...
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