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(a) Subject to the approval of the Secretary of the Air Force, the Superintendent of the Academy shall issue regulations—
(b) If a cadet who is charged with violating a regulation issued under subsection (a), the penalty for which is or may be dismissal from the Academy, requests in writing a trial by a general court-martial, he may not be dismissed for that offense except under sentence of such a court.
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|Characterization of a liver metastatic variant of murine colon 26 carcinoma cells.
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|Intraportal vein injection of highly metastatic L5 cells consistently resulted in liver metastases (increases in the number of tumor colonies in the liver), whereas inoculation of P cells rarely did. L5 cells invaded the basement membrane Matrigel in greater numbers than did P cells, suggesting that the metastatic potential of L5 cells is partly related to enhanced invasive properties. The enhanced adhesion of L5 cells to fibronectin-, laminin- and Matrigel-coated substrates, as well as their haptotactic migration to fribronectin, may be associated with the preferential expression of VLA-2 and VLA-4 integrins on the surface of these cells detected by flow cytometry. Gelatin zymograms showed that the degradative activity of 72-kD gelatinases was greater in L5 cells than P cells. These results indicate that, in addition to adhesiveness and motility, the invasive ability of L5 cells may also be attributed to enhanced gelatinolytic activity. L5 cells grew more rapidly than P cells in vitro. Thus, an experimental model using highly metastatic colon 26 L5 cells would be useful for analyzing the molecular mechanism of liver metastasis and for evaluating the efficacy of treatment of occult micrometastases which may already have been disseminated at the time of surgery.
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Preminger's 'Anatomy of a Murder' gets new life on DVD
"Anatomy of a Murder," Otto Preminger's 1959 courtroom drama, has been given a first-rate DVD/Blu-ray release by the Criterion Collection. The film, based on a novel, which was, in turn, based on a real-life story, chronicles a murder case from the standpoint of the defense attorney, played by James Stewart in one of his canniest performances.
This is the legal movie that lawyers most often praise for its realism, in terms of not only story but also tone and atmosphere. It's full of great scenes. Note particularly two subtle scenes toward the beginning, in which Stewart's character suggests — without ever suggesting it — that the defendant (Ben Gazzara), who is as sane as he is, plead temporary insanity.
Also note that the movie has very little to do with getting at the truth. It's not the lawyer's concern, and it's not the film's concern. That whole aspect is left in a zone of ambiguity. The movie is really about the mechanism of the trial, about what a defense lawyer does, and somehow that's fascinating — and for 161 minutes.
The film co-stars a young and gorgeous Lee Remick as the defendant's hard-partying wife.
Among the special features: a 1967 conversation about censorship between Preminger and William F. Buckley, a conversation with Preminger biographer Foster Hirsch, and excerpts from a "making of" film about the movie.
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We asked Concierge Valencia of Four Seasons Hotel Mumbai to gather the savviest sight-seeing suggestions she could find—not just her own, but also those of other local connoisseurs, including some she works with every day at the Hotel. Mumbai is one of the world's largest and most dynamic cities, home to Bollywood, Indian designers, Colonial-era and modern architecture, and upscale fashion, shopping and dining.
High-End Shopping
No other Indian city has such a wide variety of upscale clothing and jewellery by internationally recognised local designers. Of the major shopping areas, eclectic Bandra is home to Neelam Jewels, a top designer, while sophisticated SoBo has the Courtyard, a sea-facing mall with more than a dozen shops. Be sure to check out Manish Arora Fish Fry, which has creations such as brocade jackets, glittery skirts and halters by Manish Arora, a designer who shows at Paris Fashion Week. Other favourite shopping hubs include Palladium, Bombay Electric, Ensemble, Bungalow Eight and Sabyasachi.
Victorian Gothic Masterpieces
Mumbai is rich with landmarks in this unique Victorian Gothic architectural style, including Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus (formerly Victoria Terminus), a station christened to commemorate Queen Victoria Jubilee Day in 1887 when India's first steam engine puffed out to neighbouring Thane, and the Gateway of India, with elements derived from the Muslim architectural styles of 16th-century Gujarat. Also ask the Concierge to arrange a private tour of Horniman Circle and St Thomas Cathedral.
Gandhi Remembered
Mahatma Gandhi lived in this two-story building, and now his living room and terrace where he prayed daily are open to visitors as the Mani Bhavan Gandhi Museum. Don't miss the library, which has original letters he wrote to world leaders such as Winston Churchill and Franklin Roosevelt.
Old Mumbai
The Dr. Bhau Daji Lad Museum is the oldest museum in the city. Here, tourists can view the old maps of Mumbai that show Bombay as seven islands. And on the upper level of the museum, take in a special exhibit with dioramas and models showing the story of Mumbai's origins and development, beginning with the 18th century.
Centuries-Old Markets
Try out your bargaining skills at some of the dozens of markets in Mumbai. Two musts: Crawford Market, an old, British-style covered space where vendors hawk spices, food specialties, fabrics and jewellery; and Chor Bazaar, avast maze of streets filled with finds such as antique furniture, sterling silver cutlery, old Bollywood movie posters and inexpensive Indian tchotchkes.
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CAPE VINCENT — Following advice from the state Department of Health to prevent contamination in Water District 2, the Town Council will discuss expanding it to include users with outside connections during a special public meeting at 5 p.m. Saturday at the town office, 1964 Route 12E.
The board has invited three active users in District 2 to discuss its plans, including former state Agriculture and Markets Commissioner Darrel J. Aubertine, who works for the state comptroller as special assistant for external affairs. Mr. Aubertine has seven properties with outside connections to his service on Hell Street. The two other users, who also have outside connections, are Donald J. Mason, a former town councilman who lives at 4670 Favret Road, and Wesley A. Bourcy, who operates a dairy farm at 4224 Branche Road.
Twelve outside connections were documented during a 2012 study completed by Fourth Coast Inc. of Clayton. Those connections extend outside the geographical boundary of District 2, which is connected to the regional waterline operated by the Development Authority of the North Country. The district was formed in 1997.
Council members will discuss with users how District 2 might be expanded to include outside connections during the meeting Saturday, Town Attorney Mark G. Gebo said. Expanding the district would enable the town to bill all users with connections directly, according to their metered water usage. The town also would test water routinely for contamination to ensure it meets Health Department standards under that plan.
In particular, the town is concerned about the potential of contaminated water entering the regional waterline.
"The town wants to make sure it's doing everything right so it can meet requirements from regulatory agencies and make sure the water is safe," Mr. Gebo said. "We're trying to get some cooperation to solve this so that it's not an ongoing discussion and problem. I think board members are open to a range of options, a long as they cover the town's obligation. That obligation is to make sure the water is potable, which means it's not being mixed with unfiltered water from other sources."
Mr. Gebo said users in District 2 could submit a petition to expand the boundary to include outside users. Failing that, the town could attempt to establish the larger district on its own initiative. Users would have the authority to reject the town's plan under that scenario, however, by forcing a vote with a permissive referendum.
"One way or the other, the district expansion requires the cooperation of users," Mr. Gebo said.
He said he met with board members three times last month, on May 8, 16 and 21, to discuss issues related to the expansion of District 2.
Planning efforts by the town were spurred by a letter it received in April from the Health Department that urged it to take control of Water District 2 from its three sanctioned users. The letter also suggested that if the town is unable to expand the district, it should install a backflow-prevention device to ensure outside connections do not contaminate water flowing downstream along the regional waterline.
About 20 miles long, the DANC line runs from Cape Vincent to Brownville along the old New York Central Railroad corridor.
A backflow-prevention device was installed in 1997 when District 2 was formed, at a meter pit operated by the town next to the DANC line. But Mr. Gebo said that the device was meant to serve only the three documented connections within the district's boundary; more equipment likely is needed to prevent contamination at waterlines outside the boundary.
"We need to find out whether other backflow prevention needs to be used," Mr. Gebo said. "If Darrel Aubertine has extended his line to other properties beyond it, how does he know that he's not getting backflow on his property? We need to find out whether we need to upgrade the backflow prevention beyond the water pit."
Mr. Aubertine said Friday that he is willing to cooperate with the town and Health Department to address issues in District 2.
"We'd have to define what the issue is," he said. "I can't speak for all of the users, but we can certainly work with the Health Department or anyone else to address the concerns they might have."
Councilman Paul F. Aubertine, Mr. Aubertine's son, said he was not contacted about board meetings in May with Mr. Gebo. Although Paul Aubertine has decided not to be directly involved in planning efforts for the District 2 expansion because of what could be perceived as a conflict of interest, he said the town should have at least notified him about the meetings.
"I don't want to be a direct principal, because I don't want to have a conflict of interest and people going after me for that," Mr. Aubertine said. "I don't have any stake in Water District 2, but I'd like to be kept up to speed and know about the town having a meeting with its attorney. With as much of a hot-button issue that this is, I would like to think they'd let us all know."
Paul Aubertine said he was away on a honeymoon vacation last month for about two weeks, making him unavailable to attend the most recent meeting. Mr. Aubertine was the only board member absent from that meeting.
Supervisor Urban C. Hirschey said Mr. Aubertine wasn't contacted by the town about the May 21 meeting because it was known he could not attend.
Mr. Aubertine, employed by H. Wood Farms, married Kari M. Chavoustie on May 17. He said they have bought a house on Route 12E in the town.
Mr. Aubertine said he doesn't know what the town intends to accomplish by hosting a meeting with District 2 users. He noted that users were responsible for bearing the cost of installing waterlines outside the district in 1997.
"As far as the intent of the town, I don't know what their end game is, other than getting users to turn over this private waterline that they've invested a lot of private money into and had for 18 years," he said.
Mr. Hirschey said that the goal of Saturday's meeting is to reach a consensus with District 2 users on what should be done to address concerns raised by the Health Department. In particular, he said, the goal will be to address the water contamination problem.
"We need to assure ourselves that they're not going to hurt themselves; but number two, that they're not going to hurt anybody else" with contaminated water, Mr. Hirschey said. "We need to have backflow preventers that will protect the DANC line, so it's an issue mostly of safety. And there are other people that would like to be hooked up to that line, so it would be nice if it would be a more conventional district."
The following board and staff members attended closed Water District 2 meetings with Mr. Gebo in May:
■ May 8: Mr. Hirschey, Councilman John L. Byrne III, Deputy Supervisor Richard H. MacSherry and Deputy Highway Superintendent David J. Croft.
■ May 16: Mr. Hirschey and Mr. Byrne.
■ May 21: Mr. MacSherry, Mr. Hirschey, Mr. Byrne, Councilwoman Michelle T. Oswald and Councilman Brooks J. Bragdon.
Mr. Byrne and Mr. Bragdon declined to comment, and Mrs. Oswald could not be reached for comment.
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CUMBERLAND - Ameila M. Lopes, 86 of Roosevelt Road, passed Friday in Women & Infants Hopsital, Providence.
Born in Celorico Beira, Portugal. She was the daughter of the late Antonio and Albertina M. (Delgado) Lopes. She resided in Cumberland for many years, previously residing in Pawtucket after moving to this country in 1967.
She is survived by two brothers; Joe Lopes of Pawtucket, and Manuel Lopes and his wife Manuela of Cumberland. Two sisters; Ana Delgado of Portugal and Maria Marcelino of Cumberland. One neice, Helena Lopes and several nephews, Eddie Lopes, Jeff Lopes, Dr. John Lopes, Paul Lopes, and Tony Marcelino.
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District Court's Application of November 1, 2002, Guidelines Manual Violated Ex Post Facto Clause
In September of 2000, the defendant received, a large loan from M&T Bank. However, he had made several false representations about his finances in the loan application, and ultimately defaulted. On May 8, 2002, the bank foreclosed on the loan. The defendant pled guilty to one count of bank fraud - the count alleged that the fraud spanned from "in or about September 2000 through on or about May 8, 2002."
The defendant also cheated 22 individuals in a Panamanian bond scheme that took place between February 2000 and June 2001 (Count Two) and structured cash deposits on July 24, 2001 (Count Three).
The defendant pled guilty to all three charges in July of 2003, and the court sentenced him, over objection, using the November 1, 2002, Guidelines manual, under which the Guideline range was 188 to 235 months' imprisonment. The range would have been the same using the November 1, 2001, manual but, with the November 1, 2000, manual, the range would have been 97 to 121 months. The district court ultimately sentenced the defendant to 216 months' imprisonment, rejecting the argument that the 2000 manual should have been used. It held that (1) "May 8, 2002, is specifically charged in Count One"; (2) "the entire range of conduct" extended "actually even into 2003," referring specifically to the defendant's failure to repay the loan; and, (2) the defendant defrauded additional victims "not specifically charged but detailed in the presentence report" after November 1, 2002.
The Appellate Court's Decision
The court of appeals rejected all of the district court's reasons for using the later version of the Guidelines. It first held that it was error for the district court to rely on the May 8, 2002, date specified in the bank fraud count as the last date of the bank fraud offense, since all of the defendant's conduct with respect to the M&T Bank loan took place in 2000. Where a date in the charging instrument "clearly exceeds the offensive conduct" it is "clearly erroneous for a sentencing court to rely on it."
Next, the Court held that the failure to repay the bank loan in 2002 should not change the result. Ordinarily, the failure to repay a fraudulently obtained bank loan does not constitute bank fraud. Finally, the court held that the district court erred in relying on uncharged conduct. "[U]ncharged conduct occurring after the conduct of conviction cannot be considered when determining which version of the Guidelines to apply."


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There are lots of reasons to eat less meat: cost, health, the toll on the earth. Maybe your thighs rub together when you walk; maybe you're haunted by images of sad-eyed cows on factory farms or chickens crippled under the weight of their over-grown breasts. Maybe, like me, you just saw Jamie Oliver's disgusting "pink slime" video and will never be able to whip through McDonald's drive-thru again. (Watch the video, if you dare.)
But if you just want to find some really yummy recipes to feed your family without clogging your arteries, try Robin Robertson's "Quick-Fix Vegan." (I'm vegetarian--not vegan--so I adapt the recipes to include traditional dairy products when they call for vegan ones, because, frankly, life without a good parmesan reggiano is not worth living.)
Robertson's recipes are diverse and often ethnically inspired, with a flair for combining ingredients in unusual ways (pasta, cabbage and tahini, anyone?). I've tried and loved so many of them that I trust even combinations I'm skeptical to end up wowing my tastebuds. And they do. Some of my favorites are Lemony Kale Couscous, Tropical Quinoa with Black Beans, and Ziti with Brasciole-Inspired Tomato Sauce. The only real dog I've come across is a recipe involving seitan, an alleged food product made of wheat gluten that I believe should be declared an enemy of the state. Be forewarned.
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The Discovery Land Company will assume management of Prince Golf Course at Princeville, effective Jan. 1, 2015. The extensively renovated championship course, designed by Robert Trent Jones, Jr., has been named by Golf Digest as the #1 Golf Course in Hawaii.
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KAUA'I, Hawaii -- The Kaua'i Visitors Bureau destination marketing co-operative - "Kaua'i: Discover Golf's Ultimate Island Green" - welcomes the news that its five partner courses are all ranked in the top 15 of GOLF Magazine's biennial "Best Courses Near You" state rankings.
In its fourth year the Prince Invitational wrapped up this afternoon with Jared Sawada capturing the championship title. Sawada now has two of the tournament titles, first as an amateur in 2012 and now as a professional.
Released this week, four member courses of the golf-resort destination "Kaua'i: Discover Golf's Ultimate Island Green" earned top-10 status in Golfweek's, 2014 "America's Best Courses You Can Play" by state.
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Police: Yale safe after possible gunman hoax call
Police respond to the reports of a gunman on Yale campus Monday, Nov. 25, 2013, in New Haven, Conn. A lockdown remained in effect on the Old Campus Monday afternoon as police search rooms to confirm that no gunman is on campus. (AP Photo/New Haven Register, Arnold Gold)
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — Yale University was locked down for nearly six hours Monday as authorities investigated a phone call saying an armed man was heading to shoot it up, a warning they later said was likely a hoax.
SWAT teams searching the Ivy League campus didn't find a gunman after a room-by-room search, and the lockdown was lifted Monday afternoon. No one was injured, police said.
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-- KISS frontman Paul Stanley's autobiography, Face the Music: A Life Exposed, landed at #2 on The New York Times' Hardcover Non-Fiction Best Sellers list. The book distinguished itself among the tell-alls penned by KISS' founding members -- of which Stanley's was the last -- in that it detailed the singer's struggle overcoming a physical deformity, a less-than-supportive family during childhood and a struggle to be happy, even during the band's period of explosive popularity.
The memoir was published just before KISS' recent induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, which included a lot of highly publicized sniping between band members and the Hall, and also between the band members themselves. There were a number of less-than-savory remarks about band mates Gene Simmons, Ace Frehley and Peter Criss made by Stanley in Face the Music, but he tells ABC News Radio that the conflict in the book -- which has been highlighted in the press -- is greatly exaggerated. "When you have a 450-page book and you take four quotes out of it, you can turn an autobiography into a travelogue, or into a cookbook. Things [were] blown up bigger than they actually are."
Stanley also says that now that the dust-ups have settled, what makes his book substantial for readers -- whether or not they're KISS fans -- is that his story is a universal one. "How great is it to be able to say, 'I'm not that different than you, I've had my struggles and my issues and it doesn't define me'?" he tells ABC News Radio. "How you deal with your obstacles is how you define yourself, not the obstacles themselves. It's what you do when you're faced with adversity [that matters]."
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Sabrina Matoff-Stepp is the director of the Office of Women's Health, Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. She serves in a leadership capacity on women's health program and policy issues for HRSA senior managers and with other agencies in the Department.
Examples of Sabrina's commitment to women's health include the Global Health Initiative Women, Girls, and Gender Equality Task Force; leadership for the Bright Futures for Women's Health and Wellness Initiative, and expert group facilitation for the AHRQ Evidence-based Practice Center, Management and Treatment of Eating Disorders Report. In 2010, Sabrina received the HHSinnovates award for her role in the development of the text4baby service for pregnant women and new mothers.
Prior to coming to HRSA in 1998, Sabrina worked as a grants administrative coordinator for the FDA Office of Orphan Products Development.
In 2009, Sabrina was selected as one of 20 Our Bodies, Ourselves Women's Health Heroes from more than 100 nominations from 12 countries. She has a Ph.D. in community and public health from the University of Maryland, College Park.


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REDEMPTION's sixth album, 'The Art of Loss', has been completed and will be released early in 2016 by Metal Blade Records.Read More
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Doubled the spices and it was still pretty bland...end result tasted mostly like a tomato curry sauce. The chicken curry w/ cashews on this site is a *LOT* better...flag if inappropriate
I agree with many of the comments here. Although the recipe smelled extremely spicy when it was cooking, the end taste was rather bland. I also don't know in what universe blending 3 cups of onions, 1 1/2 cups of tomatoes and all those spices was supposed to create a paste. Ours was definitely more of a puree that was lovingly described a "seasoned baby food". I agree with another reviewer who suggested browning the onions and tomatoes first. Then after the moisture cooks off, blend it up and maybe a paste will form, but I have my doubts. I find it interesting that no one mentioned anything about the potatoes. It took WAY longer than 15 minutes for them to become tender. It was more like 45 min. I'd say either cook them a little ahead of time or cut them into smaller pieces.flag if inappropriate
It was pretty easy to prepare, however I needed to increase the spices to tablespoons rather than teaspoons to acheive a spicy flavor. Additionally, the potatoes took much long to cook than the chicken, making the chicken flavorless and tough. I would sear the chicken pieces to lock n the flavor, remove from the skillet and added back to the skillet near the end.flag if inappropriate
Its a great recipe if you double all the spices. I read the all the reviews and modified the recipe as necessary. I did spice it up even more by using my own recipe of garam masala & doubling the recommended amount.flag if inappropriate
made this will beef and it was excellent. might reccomend not leaving the cinnamon in quite as long as recipie indicates.flag if inappropriate
What's great about vindaloo and curry in general is the intense flavor. This recipe had ZERO flavor. I am shocked that it got three forks. It needs much much more spice, and I don't just mean heat, but flavor in general. Although it also needs more heat.flag if inappropriate
this dish was really good with at least 1 tsp. cayenne pepper. the spicyness is essential for authentic vindaloo. the vegetables and ginger can be thrown into the food processor in large chunks without any of the extra prep the recipe calls for. how easy it that! we'll definitely make this a regular.flag if inappropriate
This dish is so easy to make if you have a food processor. Everyone has their own threshold of pain when it comes to spice, but I would say this is a 5 out of 10 for heat if you follow the recipe. Use a chicken base with a little water instead of broth. It seems to pull the flavors out better than broth. And it's great with warmed Naan!!flag if inappropriate
at least double the cayenne pepper. closest so far to takeaway ones, and i've cooked alot.very nice.flag if inappropriate
I give this recipe a review of excellent if made with the adaptations I used. I took the advice of previous reviews for some of these adaptations: First, I sauted the chopped onions and garlic in oil until the onions were translucent. Next, I seared the meat chunks in hot oil. For the meat ingredient, I used lamb instead of chicken (delicious!). Then, I pureed the onions and garlic (I used double the garlic.) with all of the other seasonings (doubled the ginger, cayenne, and garam masala) until smooth. At this point, I didn't cook the puree over hot oil but, instead, poured the puree into a bowl and stired in the lamb chunks and the raw potato chunks (cut into 1/2 inch cubes). I stired these together, covered the mixture, and placed it in the refrigerator for about 4-5 hours. Then, placing the mixture in a heavy- bottomed pot and adding 1 cup of water (instead of 1 1/2 cups) and 1 teaspoon of salt, I simmered the mixture--covered--for about 1 hour and then simmered it--uncovered- - for another 30 minutes. (It took at least an hour of simmering for the potatoes to be done.) At this point, I salted the dish to taste with about 1/2 teaspoon more salt. The dish was at a medium hot spice level, very tasty, and similar to restaurant versions I've had.flag if inappropriate


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Dan Price carries the weight of 90 years on his shoulders, so his pace is slow and measured as he eases himself into his living room chair and plunks a handful of photos on the coffee table. One of those pictures, not much bigger than a postage stamp, torn and stained, is 72 years old.
It shows a half-dozen young men posing beside a government-issued truck. "That's me on the left," he says. Dan and the other guys were all crew members of the Civilian Conservation Corps at the Veyo Camp near St. George.
A bit of background: The CCC was a national work program launched by the Franklin D. Roosevelt Administration during the Great Depression in 1933. Its objective during its nine-year life span was to create work for young men by improving the infrastructure on public lands. Some of those projects, like the San Rafael River Bridge at Buckhorn Draw, are still around. In all, some 46,000 workers took part over those years, roughly half of them from Utah, the rest from out of state. There were 116 camps in 27 counties in Utah built and taken down at various times.
For building, digging, weeding, tree planting, dam construction and the like - all with hand tools -- men aged 19 to 25 earned $30 a month.
"I never saw the $30," Mr. Price recalls. The government sent $25 to the families back home, which in his case was the family ranch in Emery County. "So I was working for $5 a month. It taught you to be thrifty. But what more could you ask for? The government gave us food, our tents, our uniforms."
The uniforms were because the program was administered by the Army. The clothes were World War I surplus, and Mr. Price remembers they were itchy wool with tight legs. He says a lot of the guys had seamstresses - their mothers or girlfriends - sew darts in the legs to provide a little more room.
He enlisted in the Spring of 1938, a few years after his brother Owen had led the way. After his physical in Salt Lake, he boarded the train for Veyo and Group 959 F-11. For the next two years, home was a tent, five men to a tent, 200 men in camp. Veyo was winter quarters, Duck Creek - way up in the mountains - was summer camp.
Life in camp was conducted with military discipline, from reveille to taps. The day's activities began with calisthenics, then breakfast, then the flag raising ceremony. Then it was off to work, which could have meant maintenance or construction, or the mandatory 30 days per year on KP duty in the mess hall.
Mr. Price worked on Forest Service land most of the time. Other camps across the state and nation handled projects for the National Park Service, the Division of Grazing (now the BLM), and on Indian lands.
One of the first projects he worked on was the relocation of the Washington County camp from Pinto to Veyo. They had to build warehouses and shops and a 14-holer outhouse, so he learned carpentry. He and his new friend Grant Demarest also became the plumbing department, installing the showers and culinary water system. At Duck Creek, the crews went to work on relocating native plants and trees to the ranger station and campground. They also chopped down and trimmed a lot of cedar trees for fences. "We didn't have chain saws or backhoes," he says. "It was all axes and shovels." After six months on the job, he became a truck driver and learned a new set of skills.
The CCC also was responsible for fighting forest fires. He remembers one big blaze in a roadless area of high mountains. "We had to walk to it from noon to sundown on the first day. Meals came up on pack mules." After the fire was brought under control after a few days, the crew was wrapping up after dinner. The cook inadvertently dumped hot ashes on a patch of cheat grass and they had to stomp down a wildfire in their own camp.
He smiles as he recalls that life was not all work. On weekends, the army furnished a recreation truck for trips to St. George for movies or dances. Remember the $5 per month take-home pay? Well, a night's lodging in St. George was only a dollar, while lunch at Dick's Cafe (still in business) was about the same.
He can talk for hours about the memories and the jobs, but he keeps coming back to the most important thing he learned: "I learned how to work, and how to take orders, and how to get along with many different people," he says.
All those projects added up to an impressive amount of on-the-job training for a young man. Or so you'd think. When Mr. Price left the CCC in 1940, he looked around for a job and found out that Thorn Construction was hiring for road and bridge building near Moore in Emery County.
At the interview, the prospective boss asked him about his experience. "I told him I had just spent two years with the CCC as a truck driver. He said to me, 'Well, that ain't a hell of a recommend, but I'll give you a try anyway.'"
So he entered the world of private enterprise, and stayed with it, using the skills he had picked up out in the boondocks of Southwestern Utah. You can see some of his early work on that post-CCC job on the way to East Carbon. His crew built the footers for the coke ovens you pass as you enter U-123 from Highway 6.
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"The poached eggs are cooked perfectly, and come served on inch-thick chunks of fresh toast. Yum."
Here they feature a menu of three single origin coffees which changes weekly. Next is the Kyoto-style iced-coffee apparatus, which produces a delicate, refined, fragrant cold brewed coffee.
Blue Bottle's Mint Plaza location, in addition to their trademark coffee, offers a small menu of breakfast items, including Acme Bakery thick toast, served with Spring Hill Creamery whipped butter and jam by Mountain Fruit.
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well, if your customer service is that good... do it! (really should not combine beer and online shopping{hic!**).
Done! Thanks man.
Damn that jacket sounds dopeeeeee. This time I'm getting a medium because the Calv in large was huge on me! It sounds so ****ing awesome. Same color schemes? I really like the brown color scheme you guys got going on your hats. Have you considered that for the new jacket?
Wait a minute, is the calv jacket named after calv here?
So I ordered a Calv jacket
I want a hip bag still
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hip bag will be called a ham bag. it will also come with 15 different colored sleeves to accommodate the fickle buyer.
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It depends on if there's another hurricane in two weeks.
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The Nitto plugs do fit in the RB-002's right?
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The new ones will run more true to size. I've got a large that fits me nicely with a couple of layers underneath.
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Maybe in some perverse way, the Red Sox are enjoying all this attention.
Bad P.R.? Perish the thought. The bottoming out and subsequent fallout of the 2011 season has everyone still chirping even though two weeks have passed since left fielder Carl Crawford acted like a fish out of water in Baltimore, a snapshot that says it all with regards to the club's sad regular-season finish.
The domination of the headlines and the late local news continued with Terry Francona's ouster and Theo Epstein packing his bags for the Cubs. At a time when New Englanders should be re-routing their interest toward the Patriots and Bruins, the Red Sox continue monopolize the attention of everyone.
Back page or front page, lead story on the late local news or SportsCenter, the Red Sox have proven that they are not only in the business of winning ballgames, but also winning over the attention and adoration of the consumer. The folks on Yawkey Way want you – implore might be more appropriate – to pick up the newspaper in order to keep up to date, then call the talk shows to reveal what's on your mind.
Seth Mnookin, the author of "Feeding the Monster," was right all along. The Red Sox aren't your prototypical major-league club. When it comes to seeking out media attention and formulating new revenue streams, John Henry, Larry Lucchino and Tom Werner have a simple response: "Bring it on."
Any news is good news because, dear reader, the Red Sox under this current ownership's regime have become the equivalent of stock trading. You can't take your eyes away for even a second, lest you might miss something.
The Red Sox are no longer on our minds only from April until October. There might be a foot of snow on the ground, but, heck, it's perfectly kosher to talk about the Sox because Truck Day is being celebrated at Fenway Park. You know, the silly coronation in which trumpets blare as the moving van departs for Fort Myers.
We check the blogs or visit Sons of Sam Horn to see who's added to a current thread or even started a new one. We flip on NESN in hopes that Sox emissary Peter Gammons is indulging us with his latest insider tip (wonder just how much info the Hall of Fame scribe will be privy to now that Epstein is Windy City-bound).
By fostering this type of year-round environment, Sox owners have created a setting in which everything is fair game to be dissected and analyzed. So what if the Patriots are smack dab in the middle of their season and the Bruins just raised the 2010-11 Stanley Cup champion banner?
Save for the diehards, none of that matters at the moment. What does matter is how the Red Sox plan on distancing themselves from the stench of 2011.
Is Ben Cherington the right guy to replace Epstein? Does Lucchino assume a greater role regarding player personnel? Who becomes the next manager? These are the types of questions/concerns that has everyone buzzing at moment, not whether Tom Brady can avoid getting crushed by the Cowboys' fearsome pass rusher DeMarcus Ware, or if the Bruins, at 1-3, are suffering from a post-Stanley Cup letdown.
There might not be a NBA season? The World Series starts next Wednesday? Doesn't matter around these parts. Thanks to the firestorm that has engulfed the Fenway offices, the Red Sox are front-and-center in the limelight. The startling Page 1 account in Wednesday's Boston Globe in which no one came off smelling like a rose has served as food for the grist mill, a piece that has gotten plenty of mileage already and figures to continue serving as a chief reminder of how everything went totally awry.
Then there's the backpage of Thursday's Boston Herald, which included the following screaming headline: "Beckett Must Go," a reference to Josh Beckett and the belief that Boston would be better off parting ways with the pitcher.
The Bruins? The team that's actually playing games? The Herald did see fit to lend them backpage space – a small box, mind you. The Patriots were nowhere to be found on the backpage, even though Wednesdays in the NFL are typically viewed as the first day in which the media starts to preview in earnest the coming week's opponent.
The Red Sox are still the rage even though their season has been over for some time now. One has to wonder: are all these accounts of what truly went down in the clubhouse along with the subsequent departures of Francona and Epstein no more than management's way of making sure the Sox remain kings of the Boston sports scene?
One thing is certain through all this unrest, and that's that the great Red Sox P.R. machine is firing on all cylinders. Sorry Bruins and Patriots.
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No more pesky, traceable paper ballot straw poll !
electronic vote totals are whatever we say they are
WASHINGTON — The organizers of a major conservative conference here over the next three days are trying to widen participation in a straw poll, a not-too-subtle attempt to give a Republican presidential candidate other than Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas) a chance to win.
For the past two years, Paul has won, by large margins, a straw poll of attendees at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference. The results have been something of an embarrassment for CPAC, organized by the American Conservative Union, which comes from a more traditional conservative point of view than Paul's libertarian-tinged version.
This year, the American Conservative Union and CPAC are moving from paper ballots to electronic voting that will be accessible from a computer or a handheld device, said Al Cardenas, the conservative union's current president. He told The Huffington Post that he hopes this will increase the number of attendees who participate in the straw poll.
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No more pesky, traceable paper ballot straw poll !
electronic vote totals are whatever we say they are
The real story here is that Ron Paul and other libertarians were not invited to this year's CPAC. Only after CPAC's selection process change was made public, did CPAC claim that Ron Paul was "unintentionally" not invited. Ron Paul was belatedly invited, but not before Paul made other committments.
the more I listen to RP the more I like him.. I just wish his rabid supporters would tone it down a tad… Constructive criticism is good you don't need to always shout someone down..
Here's the timeline for Ron Paul's exclusion at CPAC:
Early 2011: David Keene gives up ACU Chair to Al Cardenas. Cardenas initiates a review of CPAC's vetting of sponsors and speakers.
July 2011: CPAC announces speakers for 2012, inviting then Republican presidential candidates Romney, Santorum, Gingrich, Cain and Perry. Ron Paul is excluded as a speaker, despite winning CPAC's straw poll in 2010 and 2011.
Oct 2011: CPAC claims Ron Paul's exclusion was "unintentional" and would be corrected in a "few weeks".
Feb 2012: After CPAC tickets are sold out and CPAC announces its change in straw poll procedures, then Ron Paul is belatedly invited, but declines.


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District 1 school board unanimously approves budget
WILLIAMSTON - Anderson School District 1's board of trustees unanimously approved its $55 million budget Tuesday night.
The budget for the Williamston-based school district was presented by Superintendent Wayne Fowler. The administration anticipates revenue of $54,984,636 and expenditures of $55,751,513.
The budget difference of $766,877 will be taken from the district's $10.2 million fund balance.
Fowler said the projections were based on the South Carolina Senate's version of the budget, which passed last week.
In March, the South Carolina House of Representatives passed a budget that included a $2,012 base student cost, up from 2011-12's base student cost of $1,880.
But the House version of the budget required school districts to provide teachers with a 2 percent raise.
In the Senate version of the budget, additional money will be given to the districts to provide teachers and staff with additional raises for their years of experience. The Senate's version allocated an additional $1.3 million to District 1.
The district not only increased the amount given to teachers and staff, but also increased the amount budgeted for technology, maintenance and repairs, and utilities. The budget includes money for 16 new full-time positions and salary increases for teachers and support staff. The raises were projected to cost the district more than $1.6 million.
Fowler said that taking the money out of the fund balance would not harm the district and that the district anticipated its fund balance remaining steady for the coming year.
The budget passed after the board held a public hearing on it. District 1 published the budget and the announcement of the public hearing in the newspaper, but no one came to speak about the budget.
District 1 serves more than 9,000 students in the Williamston, Powdersville and Piedmont area of Anderson County in 14 schools. The district recently completed an $85 million building program which provided renovations and expansions to nearly every building in the district and built a new high school, Powdersville High School.
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Thanks for the replies. I think I've been going down the right track. The usual requests for evidence ends in ad hom attacks....I guess reason is not a theists forte....
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I Want My Life to Count for Something
Posted on 25. Aug, 2011 by Shawn Murphy in 1 Leadership
Did you know we spend about 1/3 of our life at work? No kidding. When you add up all the hours between 8-5 it's approximately 1/3 of your life, according to Gallup. In that same research, Gallup cites that up to 25% of our overall life satisfaction comes from our work. In short we spend a lot of time at work. We want a lot in return for our work.
Let's focus on that last sentence: we want a lot in return for our work. If you think it's money and great benefits we want you'd be right. They, however, are not tops on our list. It's meaning and personal development.
We want work to be meaningful. We want to roll up our sleeves and get our hands dirty.
We want our lives to count for something. Is it noble? Perhaps. Let me point to the opening of this post: in total we spend 1/3 of our lives working. Gulp!
Leaders, use this as a wake up call. A rallying cry to tap into this human need to make a difference. Carve out time to find out what your employees want, dream, hope for. Look for ways to help make that happen, if possible. If not, how might you encourage them?
In Linchpin one of Seth Godin's messages that I love is that we are not cogs in a wheel:
"The system we grew up with is based on a simple formula: Do your job. Work hard, Listen to the boss. Stick it out. Be part of the system. You'll be rewarded."
Showing up to work just to do a job isn't going to help the company. It isn't going to help you make a life that counts.
As a leader, you can add meaning to the work environment. You do this through the relationships with those whom you lead and work. It's transforming those relationships to encourage people to apply their talents. First you must know what they are.
New Era Leaders understand their employees' passions, talents and expose them to make that 1/3 of their lives have meaning.
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25. Aug, 2011
Yes. Definitely. Absolutely. The recognition of these fundamentals would make such a difference. The futility of getting into the feeling that one's life is just not 'adding up' is one shared by, I would speculate, the majority of those who are working for others and not in business on their own. Somehow, the restoration of our mutual regard for what might be called our humanity is a priority.
and Thank you!
Shawn Murphy
25. Aug, 2011
Perfect! Humanity and business do go together. When the two are part of a company's culture it sets them above their competition. The churn and burn of employees puts a lid on talent and solutions.
Here's to making humanity a priority as you say.
25. Aug, 2011
Thank you, Shawn! This is such an important message, and you said it well.
Shawn Murphy
25. Aug, 2011
HI Daniel,
Good to "see" you here, as always.
25. Aug, 2011
GREAT post, as always, Shawn!! It amazes me sometimes how people are one person at work and another at home. It must be exhausting.
If we spend so much time at work (and we do!) then we must allow ourselves to be authentic and to hold to our values. Relationships are always paramount, regardless of where you are. And the Golden Rule works everywhere. It's time we valued people in all places and in all circumstances. The funny thing is, companies would see the ROI they're looking for as a result anyway…
Thanks for your thoughtful post!
Shawn Murphy
25. Aug, 2011
I know you're an advocate of strengths which is a vital part to this post's topic. It's also where a company can see the ROI. It takes trust and patience for sure.
Always good to see you.
25. Aug, 2011
Great article, Shawn! I know all about this from personal experience! I'm currently still in a job where the leadership feels that pay should be the only motivator. If I didn't HAVE to make money, I would much rather be at home with my family than at work! I can accomplish something meaningful, purposeful, and definitely make a difference there! I'm looking forward to when my work will provide more for me (and others) than JUST a paycheck!
Shawn Murphy
25. Aug, 2011
Hi Ryan,
First, thank you for stopping by and sharing your comment. Despite mounting evidence AND more companies shifting their philosophy on policies, procedures, and leadership on this topic, it does take time.
I suspect you find ways to create or seek meaning in your work. We may not be able to control how upper management views this topic, but influence over our immediate environment is possible.
Here's to creating and finding meaning.
25. Aug, 2011
Thank you for saying it out loud!!
Shawn Murphy
25. Aug, 2011
It's a message I happily discuss. And appreciation from people such as yourself only affirm the need for an ongoing conversation.
26. Aug, 2011
Shawn, You nail 21st-Century business right on the head! Pay and benefits? Of course they're important – very important! But, while we may take a job merely for pay and benefits when we're in a pinch, that is no guarantee at all that we will give our energy, attention, focus – our passion – to our work! In order to unlock that all-important drive, the need to give of ourselves and express ourselves through our work, we NEED our work to give us meaning. …Something a paycheck will never do.
Brilliant post. No surprise there. Don't let up for a minute!
Shawn Murphy
26. Aug, 2011
Hi Ted,
I promise no letting up on this end. And it's great comfort to know people like you are out there spreading a similar message!


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