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It is every girl's dream to one day meet a star, and especially someone they idolize. This dream came true for Poem Pinhey of Morgan, when her aunt Lacie Child, entered her into a video contest sponsored by Cover Girl, and Taylor Swift, to have the chance to win a back stage pass with Taylor swift on her recent concert in Colorado. Only 20 recipients received this award, and were picked from online votes of their videos submitted.
DeOrr Peterson is running for the Morgan City Council. He has served on the City council for a combined total of approximately thirteen years. He served from 1982-1986, from 1990-1994, and from 2005 to present. Peterson has enjoyed his time on the council. His experience has given him good perspective on the community, the challenges, opportunities, and changes over time. He said that the current council gets along well and can come to decisions with good discussion and opinions shared in a respectful environment.
The Morgan High School golf team finished third in the region. The region winners were:
1st Bear River with 56 points
2nd Standsbury with 49 points
3rd Morgan with 48 points
4th Tooele with 37 points
5th Ogden with 34 points
6th Grantsville with 19 points
7th Ben Lomond with 9 points
Support Morgan High School winning $10,000 vote for McKenna Zentner. Oct. 10-Oct. 17. Morgan High School portion will air on Monday Oct. 10 at 9 p.m. on KSL. Vote at www.werutah.com Click on R U Talented. Click on small dot next to McKenna Zentner name and click submit.
On Tuesday, Oct. 4, the third grade class of Mountain Green Elementary School performed new songs, accompanied by peppy music and contagious actions. The energetic program lasted about 30 minutes and included the songs "We are Amazing", "Secret Mission", "Direction Dance", "What can You Do in 3 Minutes?", "Smile", "Stronger" and "How Big Are Your Dreams?" Another song performed is entitled "The Great Big Beautiful World." The students were engaged in their performance, and their energy spread to the audience.
Morgan Elementary held its first ever Grandparent's Day. Grandparents from all over came to enjoy lunch, have their pictures taken and just spend time with their grandchildren. If you were to walk into the lunch room during this time, you would see nothing but smiles from ear to ear! It was an enjoyable day for everyone. Thanks "Grandparents" for spending the day with us!
We all know what it is like to have our parents tell us what is right to do and what is wrong. Also, we know how annoying that it can be, however it can be the best thing that we can ever receive.
In the State of Utah voters are able to select fellow citizens to positions on local district school boards through non-partisan elections. This system allows many decisions regarding public education to be determined on a local level. These representatives add real meaning to the term "Grass Roots".
The Morgan High School Girl's Tennis just finished their region tournament last week. All 7 girls qualified for the state tournament this weekend, October 7 and 8.
The Morgan Trojans varsity football team basked in their big victory against their biggest rivals The Bear River Bears. It was a very intense game with a lot of stir from both sides, the Morgan Trojans pulled off an amazing win with two touch downs in the last minute of the game. Our boys bring home another win from Bear River showing their dominance.
In a five to one vote the council decided to keep Cottonwood Park as a county park rather than handing over the park to the local homeowners association. Some residents in the area did not want the county to develop the park with additional items like a bowery, restrooms, or soccer fields. They expressed the view that the park is a local park that does not have sufficient parking, or large enough space to accommodate the types of activities being discussed by the park board.
A few weeks ago I stressed the importance of unplugging yourself from the world and investing more time in YOU. The thought occurred to me on my journey this week that I omitted some crucial counsel. Learning to enjoy the journey more is not only about what you should unplug from, but rather, what you should plug in to. It sounds so simple that we don't even realize its importance. I was cautioning each of us to stop investing, or rather, wasting our time, talents and treasures in things which do not edify, or energize our lives. Now, I'm talking about learning to recharge our inner batteries. With stress embezzling so much of our hard earned emotional income, if we don't learn to recharge our inner batteries, we'll be charging back into our daily battles with nothing more than bold bravado.
Can you picture what you read? Could you draw or design it? It's an amazing thing, our imagination and reading helps us use it all the time. What kind of book grabs you and keeps you reading? We would love to see what books the youth of Morgan County just can't put down. For Teen Reading Week we will be having a "Picture" contest to see if you can show us what you really like to read. We welcome all students from Morgan Middle School and Morgan High. To enter just draw, paint, or illustrate in any way something that you have read in one of your favorite books. Please make sure your entry has your name, age and phone number on the back and is no bigger than 11x14 in size. Your item needs to be submitted to the Morgan County Library by October 31st. We can't wait to have the teens of Morgan County "Show us what they read!"
When Braydon Deru adopted a dog from the Davis Animal Shelter he thought he was saving man's best friend. Instead he found himself getting a visit from the Morgan Animal Control officer. The officer informed Deru that it is not legal to own a pit bull in Morgan and that he would either need to get a DNA test to prove that the dog is not a pit bull or get rid of the animal.
Holcim Cement Plant in Crodyon began Tuesday with its typical routine. Employees were crossing the plant with their usual responsibilities, and drivers were picking up loads of cement to transport to various destinations. As employees and customers moved about their normal routine, one truck was not expected.
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Mountain Green has 2 book clubs in the Highlands/Monte Verde area. One club is chaired by Carole McCain and has about 9 ladies attending. They meet monthly on the first Tuesday. They met this week and discussed The Forgotten Garden by Kate Morton. The book covers 3 generations. A young girl is sent to Australia without her parents. Her grand-daughter researches and discovers her grand-mother's mysterious past in England.
This month they are reading The Witch of Blackbird Pond--a "Halloween" story set in Puritan times. For November they are reading The Ladies Number One Detective Agency (the first book in the series) by Alexander McCall.
One of the ladies presents 3 books each month and the group selects one to read for the coming month. If you are interested in the joining the group, call Carole.
If you missed rootstech last year and you love both genealogy and technology, or if you just want to learn more about the technology of genealogy then now is the time to act. rootstech registration has opened and the Early Bird registration is $129 until November 30. The normal registration cost is $189.
Stephanie Simister is the newest Math teacher at Morgan High School. Stephanie grew up nearby and attended North Summit High School. Growing up, she was inspired by her teachers and gained a life-long love of learning. This deeply ingrained principle is an important part of her teaching philosophy as she tries to instill the same philosophy in the students she teaches. After student teaching here in Morgan, she taught at Bountiful High for one year before returning to teach in Morgan. Remembering the high caliber of students and faculty here at Morgan High School, she was very impressed and wanted to return to Morgan. Stephanie and her family reside in Henefer, where she is busy chasing her three children (ages 15, 13, and 9) to their different activities. When she is not teaching she enjoys being with her kids, football games and reading science fiction or "not too gooey" romance novels.
"If there's a will there's a way," is the Thomsons' parting words, or motto, after sharing their story of love and life. They got in Janet's 1931 Ford Model A (a birthday present from Jay) and drove off to get ready for a dinner engagement.
I met them at their hangar at the Morgan County Airport. Inside, Janet introduced "these are Jay's toys," which consists of a motorcycle; a restored 1946 Fairchild airplane; a well polished motor boat; and a small plane for grandchildren to pretend to fly. A work area for his tools to keep the "toys" in running order, and for convenience, a sitting area with a 1927 antique refrigerator nearby with cold drinks and a cookie jar that resembles a fisherman's basket, full of Ginger Snap cookies, on the coffee table.
Donald J. Anderton was born July 20th, 1923 in Henefer, Summit County, Utah to John Fredrick and Cheltina Elizabeth Jones Anderton. He died on October 4, 2011 at his home in Morgan, Utah surrounded by his family.
Pat Stephen, former Morgan art teacher displays her art at her art open house.
Frank Martin Anderson celebrated his 80th Birthday at a family party on Friday. He was born 7 Oct. 1931 to Wesley V. Anderson and Helen Brown Anderson in Ogden and has been a life-long resident of Milton.
He was awarded the "Elementary School Medallion" as the outstanding student at age 12. He graduated from Morgan High School and was chosen to attend Boys' State in 1949.
Tom Reinhart an entrepreneurial spirited man, and talented musician living in Morgan, originally moved to Morgan to be close to Snow Basin, but soon found other opportunities to spark his interest. Reinhart came across the old bank building on Commercial Street and the wheels started turning. He immediately saw the potential of the building in bringing a cultural center to Morgan, where the community could come together in learning new skills; develop talents of music, arts and crafts. This novel is an academy where musicians could come and perform, have jam sessions, record if they wanted, start up bands could practice and learn stage skills, and produce music and live video, and web development.
Lee Kellogg, originally from California moved to Coalville with his family about 4 years ago. It was there that he started his search to find a perfect location to put in a Smoothie and internet Café.
Sheriff dispatch was called out Wednesday afternoon to assist a man on Morgan Valley Drive who was digging in a trench on his property about 12 feet deep, when the trench collapsed on him and covered his head. The back hoe operator working on trench he was in saw the collapse. Ambulance crew helped dig him out… Deputy Joseph Rohbock said,"You could tell he was in a lot of pain, but he remained extremely calm. "
Recently Holcim's Devil's Slide cement plant was awarded the Environmental Protection Agency's esteemed Energy Star. This is the fourth Consecutive year our hometown plant has been given this award.
Friday, September 30, 2011 (07:00 PM) League game at Bear Rver
Morgan Trojans 48, Bear Rver Bears 12
When push comes to shove it wasn't enough for the Trojans this time against the stallions who won at 27 to the Trojans 14
2011 Morgan County Sheriff's Office reports the following activity for September 18th thru September 24th, with a total of 142 calls:
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Wednesday 11/30 7:00PM vs. Juan Diego Catholic High School Soaring Eagles (Endowment game) Event Info
Friday 12/2 1:00pm @ Hurricane High school Tigers Richfield tourmanet Event Info
Dec. 6 Morgan @ Roy 7:00 5:15 3:30
Dec. 7 South Cache @ Morgan 4:00
Almost everyone knows the song "You're Gonna Miss This" by Trace Adkins (if you haven't, I recommend listening to it). I choke up every time I listen to this song because I can relate to it.
The mission statement of the Common Core is as follows: The Common Core State Standards provide a consistent, clear understanding of what students are expected to learn, so teachers and parents know what they need to do to help them. The standards are designed to be robust and relevant to the real world, reflecting the knowledge and skills that our young people need for success in college and careers. With American students fully prepared for the future, our communities will be best positioned to compete successfully in the global economy.
Chris Deitsch is in the business of teaching high school students business. He is teaching classes ranging from Computer Technology, to Business Communication. Mr. Deitsch's favorite class he took during his own days in High School was Sports Marketing, and he is excited to be offering this class to students 3rd trimester. Mr. Deitsch graduated from Clearfield High School in 2006, and from Weber State University in 2011. The best way to get on Mr. Deitsch's good side is to work hard and show others respect. On the other hand, not paying attention or being disrespectful, and lack of effort are Mr. Deitsch's least favorite traits.
Early Tuesday September 27, hundreds of students and parents took to the streets of Morgan, walking from all over the city to promote safety. Walk to School Day is one of the major components of Green Ribbon Week, which was celebrated by Morgan Elementary School this week. Parents and Students were encouraged to make the walk to school as a reminder to stay safe and look out for others. In addition to the regular crossing guards, Morgan Police, and parent volunteers helped guide the way.
Mountain Green Elementary held its 3rd annual student Walk-A-Thon on Friday, Sept. 23. Over 450 students from Kindergarten thru 5th grade walked 1/5 or ¼ mile course. Students walked 8047 laps or 1820 miles in 1 hour and 15 minutes. Parent volunteers manned water and snack stations and counted laps completed by students.
Sixty-six years ago, Clarence met his wife, who is now Elma Francis, one night at the Coalville roller skating rink. Clarence was with his buddies and Elma was with some of her girlfriends. "He asked me if he could take me home and I said, "No, who I come with is who I go with.'"
The National Archives and Records Administration is the National Archive of the United States. Their website is archive.gov. They are tasked with the preservation of important documents of the United States. Their collection includes the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, Immigration Records, Military Records, Records of Act of Congress, Court Records, Presidential Records, and many others.
All county Veterans are invited to attend the combined meeting of American Legion Post #67 and VFW Post #6154 for an opportunity provided by these veterans groups to hear from the Executive Director of the Utah Department of Veterans Affairs, Terry Schow.
Pat Stephen, a former Morgan High School art teacher is hosting an open art studio sale on October 6th, 7th, and 8th. Pat graduated from Weber State University as an outstanding art student and also outstanding woman artist at WSU in 1983. She has exhibited her work in Salt Lake City, Brigham City, Ogden City, and Weber State College.
Thursday, October 6th Utah State University/Morgan County Extension will host the annual 4-H Achievement Night held in the Morgan County Courthouse Auditorium at 7 p.m.
Dalan Wilkinson and Candice Teichert are excited to announce their marriage.
Mark & Sheila Wilkinson started this journey 50 yrs ago, on Sept 30, 1961.
Elder Chase Peterson was called to serve the Mexico, Cuernavaca mission. Parents are Bryan and Dixie Peterson. He entered the Provo MTC on Sept. 14. Farewell was on the Sept. 11 in Mt. Green.
KSL "We R Utah" show, visited Morgan High School on Wed. Sept. 28, to film one segment of their show for the "We are talented" featuring individual finalists from high schools across Utah. Their object: to film the talented teen McKenna Zentner and her high school backing her. The high school students and their teachers surrounded the front of the school to greet KSL and McKenna with a lawn barbecue, Dance Music, pingpong table and a whole bunch of excited students to be on film standing behind McKenna.
Amy Petersen Jensen graduated from Morgan High School in 1986 along with 107 other students of that class. Throughout her four years of attending MHS, Jensen had many successes and was acknowledged on several occasions for her academic achievements.
Matt McConkie and Tyler Quigley of Mountain Green competed in this year's giant pumpkin weigh-off sponsored by the Utah Giant Pumpkin Growers. Part of the quest in growing pumpkins of such a remarkable size is to help feed families throughout Utah!
William Donald Welsh passed away peacefully in Kaysville, UT on Sunday, March 18, 2012, after a brief illness, just days short of his 88th birthday. Known by friends and family as Donald, he was born March 28, 1924 in Morgan, UT to Acy and Elizabeth Spendlove Welsh, the seventh of eight children. He was always proud to tell people he had been born in a log cabin.
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last weekend several friends of mine were trying to get to florida on jetblue. they tried friday. they tried saturday. they tried sunday. we all know the story. bad weather literally crippled this popular airline. they are known for doing so many things well - yet a thousand flights were canceled, millions lost and goodwill of a fast growing company damaged immeasurably. how did this happen?
i'd argue it's weak business processes that haven't kept up with the company's growth. planes and crews in the wrong places. passengers getting late and inaccurate information. the airline's logistics and customer support systems literally fell apart under the pressure of the crisis. businesses depend on i.t. systems more than ever. effectively linking i.t. with critical business processes can mean life or death for a company. open standards and soa are more critical than ever in building the necessary systems to respond to change. working with our partners - we are committed to bringing value that addresses this challenge. are you ready????
i hope you'll join us at the ibm impact conference in orlando - may 20 - 25. this will be ibm's largest-ever conference on soa and websphere - and i am told it will leave attendees revved up! so - prepare to start your engines (and figure out which airline you're going to use!)[Read More]
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of all the powerful quotes attributed to george washington - this is the one we all remember. ironically - it's not even accurate! but it's simple - and that's why it's so powerful. our lives are complicated and so is business. but we're working on that. in fact, earlier this month ibm announced an easier way for business partners to make money using open source. business partners using websphere application server community edition (was ce) or db2 express-c now have free access to ibm's sales, marketing and technical consultants. the idea is simple. you work with ibm -free of charge- and we'll give you all the resources to help you get your open source apps to market quicker...and that's no lie! this initiative is already making a huge impact - more than 300 business partners have built their apps based on was ce and hundreds more are in the process. speaking of impact - ibm announced another way to make your life simpler. ibm impact 2007 is coming to orlando, florida may 20 - 25. this will be ibm's largest-ever soa conference - with everything you ever wanted to know about soa and doing business with ibm. i am especially interested in the business partner day on may 20 - that will include among other things, partner-only breakout sessions and a gala reception just for ibm business partners. i hope you're planning on coming - and bringing the sun screen![Read More] |
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if you are a sports fan, you have to love this time of year. the pro football play-offs are in full swing - even though both n.y. teams lost this weekend :-( the college bowl season has been unbelievable. how about boise state! it peaks monday when i hope my florida gators surprise all of us! basketball and hockey are rolling. golf has started in hawaii. the best for me though is watching my teenage kids do their thing on their school and town teams. sports are exciting. we pull for our favorite teams. while we're never positive about the final outcome, success is tied directly to strategy, execution and luck as the ball bounces. sounds a lot like business if you think about it - especially in the software industry.
competition has never been more intense. like football, we are measured in quarters. there are always factors outside of our control, but generally speaking, it's the stronger team that achieves the greatest success. our ibm team from sales to development, marketing to channels is all pro. what makes us even stronger is the added value our partners bring to the field when we work closely together. last season was a good one. with new venues like saas, soa, virtual communities and expansion into new markets, 2007 will be even more exciting. we are prepared - and with our partners, you will see this team put up lots of points! i hope the gators can too..........[Read More] |
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whether it is one of the world's largest banks or a small hard goods distributor, soa is having an impact. industry-specific solutions like ibm's enterprise payments platforms for financial services or next generation network applications in the telecommunications industry are being built and delivered with reuseble software assets. the benefit? - speed of deployment and lower costs. it's not just for large enterprises either. in the mid-market, companies like lawson and sage are moving to soa. in the uk, sage's new line 1000 offering takes advantage of the value of integration to deliver complete crm and financial solutions to local clients.
the common thread in the examples above is the increasing shift by isvs who are embracing open industry standards. they are moving away from proprietary platforms to java, building on top of websphere - the industries most reliable integration platform. the statistics don't lie. look at the growth of linux and open source. look at application software firms around the world moving away from microsoft. look at customer demand and revenue growth of the websphere platform. a central driver of this shift is soa. the driver of soa is the customer's need to stay in front of their competition. it's about innovation... moving to new business models. differentiation from the competition. speed and cost competitiveness. it all ties together. the industry is changing quickly before our eyes.[Read More] |
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at the saascon conference in san francisco last week, the buzz around software as a service continued to grow. analysts predict that in just over 3 years software revenue delivered via web-based subscription offerings will range anywhere from 10 percent to as high as 25 percent of the total applications market. the biggest inhibitor to that growth is data security, reliability and integration. for saas to realize the pundits' estimate of explosive growth, clients will need to be convinced these criteria are being addressed. secure and robust hosting environments and the tight integration with customers' legacy apps and business processes are essential.
if saas is your business, it seems like a pretty good argument to make ibm your partner. today we host over 100 isvs who deliver their software to thousands of customers. isvs work with ibm to build, test and deploy soa-based services components. more than 2,500 software companies have joined ibm's soa partner community. so far, about 100 business partners have qualified for the partnerworld industry network soa specialty which entitles them to advanced support and go to market benefits with an soa-focus. i encourage you to register to join the soa business partner launch call on wednesday, october 4 at 12 pm et to hear how ibm is helping drive new soa opportunities for you. speaking of new opportunities, mark shearer, gm of the system i server division, announced iSociety. it's a new community that gives system i clients and partners the resources they need to collaborate and introduce more people to the industry's premier all-in-one business system. there's also the ibm academic initiative for system i. it provides colleges and universities with educational resources to help develop practical skills and ultimately increase job opportunities upon graduation. if you use system i (as almost 200,000 companies do) i'd encourage you to sign up and find our more about this new on-line community. come to think of it, whether you are talking about system i, soa or saas, the critical success factor is integration. solution providers that help clients more effectively integrate their business processes in a secure way are likely to be the ones that are around for a long time to come......... ************************** SOA Business Partner Launch Call Wednesday, October 4 at 12 PM ET Hear how IBM is helping drive new SOA opportunities for Business Partners. Join Sandy Carter, VP, SOA Marketing and Strategy and me, Buell Duncan, as we discuss the newest SOA Specialty benefits available. Hope you'll join us. Click here to register. [Read More] |
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hundreds of clients attended actuate's international customer conference in boston last week. in lincoln, nebraska, the senior management team for iti fiserv reviewed new growth opportunities. in armonk we met with the ceo of msc, a leader in product simulation software. there is a common and consistent thread that all of these companies share. they see the impact that services oriented architecture (soa) is having on the market and recognize it is a growth-driver for customers and application providers. they also understand how important it is to reach the market with industry-specific solutions, whether the business is banking or automobiles.
by building applications using shared services, solutions can be delivered more quickly and at lower costs than traditional approaches. soa is driving change and innovation with open industry standards as the key enabler. ibm has announced soa specialty as part of partnerworld industry networks. in less than six months, more than 2,000 companies have already qualified. these isvs are taking advantage of increased technical support and go to market benefits. they are also contributing assets to a shared repository of services... 300 to date with ten times that expected in a year. if soa is the real deal, it goes to market best with industry flavor. ibm is developing specific middleware frameworks for telco, banking, insurance, retail and plm to name a few. together, with our partners, we are delivering new solutions faster, helping companies improve their processes and competitiveness. there will always be new waves of innovation. we are on the crest of a big one now and the ride should be a blast![Read More] |


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Barth (1993) has said that one of our most basic beliefs is that "Social Studies is citizenship education." Hartoonan (1993) has added that "our work should be to illuminate the essential connection between social studies learning and democratic values" and thus be a "liberating force in the lives of citizens." Put another way, the two primary jobs of schools are to help the society by producing effective, contributing citizens and to help the children lead happy lives in which they are enabled to achieve their potential. That is what the social studies are all about, and it is also why they are so needed in the elementary school.
Though social studies specialists disagree as to priorities, the following list identifies those purposes that are most often associated with social studies programs:
- Preparing responsible citizens for the nation, the state, and the local area.
- Preparing students who have the knowledge and skills in social studies needed for college.
- Developing awareness and understanding of contemporary social issues.
- Developing healthy self-concepts.
- Teaching the methods of social scientists.
- Motivating students to want to learn about the social studies.
- Developing the ability to solve problems and make decisions.
- Dveloping "global" citizens with a world vision.
Whatever we do as teachers is certainly done for the present, but it has to be done with an eye to the future.
In trying to help you become good social studies teachers, or good teachers of anything for that matter, it is important to get you to look at what happens if you succeed as teachers. The children you teach will, in due course, become adults themselves. They will obviously be living in a different kind of society, one that teachers must try to anticipate and prepare them for. But, beyond that, the kind of impact that teachers will have had on them and the kind of people they become are critical outcomes of education. Following are just a few of the areas where we, as teachers of elementary social studies, will have had an impact when the children we teach become adults:
- The jobs they have and the way they do their jobs
- The way they feel about themselves
- The way they handle responsibility
- The way they treat other people
- How they meet and resolve problems and difficulties
- Their motivation and overall attitudes
- What they value and how they treat the things they value
- How they relate to their heritage
- How they relate to their environment
- How they relate to and deal with people of other cultures, nationalities, and ethnic groups
In each of these and in other areas where teachers influence children, I think that it is safe to say that most of us would happily accept a broad variety of outcomes and still feel that we had been a positive force. The question is, "Just how much in each area can we expect of ourselves?" That is not a question that can be left unanswered. I like the analogy of putting together a jigsaw puzzle. It is always easier to do if we have a picture of what it is going to look like when we get it all together. The same holds true for teaching. From an attitudinal standpoint, I have always found it useful to envision my students 10 or 15 years into the future, and imagine them in the most positive light I can. It gives me an idea of what I am working for.
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Luciano Pavarotti, (12 October 1935 – 6 September 2007) was an Italian operatic tenor who also crossed over into popular music, eventually becoming one of the most commercially successful tenors of all time. He made numerous recordings of complete operas and individual arias,...Wikipedia
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Born: 12th October, 1935, Modena, Italy
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I have a real treat for you today, Reese fans. I've added over 1,000 screencaps from Reese's tour-de-force performance in Walk The Line … but they're not just any old screencaps – thanks to my fabulous friend Maria, we have them in HD blu-ray quality!! The screencaps are just gorgeous and once again reminded me why I love this film so much. For those of you who, like me, absolutely adore this film, these caps will be sure to put a smile on your face The pictures do the talking – enjoy…..
• Walk the Line > Film Screencaptures (Blu-ray) x1,179
Continuing with the Legally Blonde theme, I've added 28 stills from Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde to the Gallery today.
– Movies > Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde > Stills
Matthew McConaughey and Reese Witherspoon are in discussions to star in "Mud," Everest Entertainment announced Friday.
Everest is financing the movie, which also stars "One Tree Hill" and "The Tree of Life's" Tye Sheridan.
"Mud" "is the powerful, redemptive tale of a charismatic fugitive named Mud and his unlikely friendship with 14-year-old Ellis. Ellis is determined to help his new friend escape from both the law and some very serious bounty hunters in order to reunite Mud with his soul mate, Juniper."
McConaughey would play Mud, Sheridan would play Elllis and Witherspoon would play Juniper.
Jeff Nichols ("Take Shelter") wrote the movie and will direct.
Everest is fully financing. The company's Lisa Marie Falcone is producing with Sarah Green — who also produced "The Tree of Life." FilmNation Entertainment's Aaron Ryder also is producing.
"Jeff Nichols has written a beautiful story with rich characters learning valuable lessons through life-changing circumstances," Falcone said in a statement.
- Reuters.com
What with our shiny new Legally Blonde layout, I thought I better get adding some stills from the movie … so here you go! I've added 45 stills from the movie to our Gallery.
Just a reminder, the movies category is still very empty (as is the appearances category), but I will be getting work done on them asap. There are so many pictures to gather, it will take a while, but will be worth it
– Movies > Legally Blonde > Production Stills
I have another batch of scans for you today, some from European magazines, some from US tabloids. Big thanks goes to our friend Ali for all of the People magazine scans, and to Mirik for the rest of them.
I've also found and added a really, really old photoshoot taken at the Deauville Film Festival in 1991, where Reese was promoting her first movie, The Man In The Moon – so cute!
– Magazine Scans > Scans from 2011 > People – March 14th 2011
– Magazine Scans > Scans from 2011 > People – February 7th 2011
– Magazine Scans > Scans from 2010 > Clippings from 2010
– Magazine Scans > Scans from 2011 > Clippings from 2011
– Magazine Scans > Scans from 2011 > In Style (Rus) – May 2011
– Magazine Scans > Scans from 2011 > In Style (Rus) – June 2011
– Studio Photoshoots > Photoshoots from 1991 > 1991 – Session #002
As I've posted about before, I'm slowly working on updating the site's content, converting it to a new format and adding new stuff. I'll soon be onto the Media section, and I really need your help here – the Media section is empty! A few years ago, we had a fantastic FanArchive packed full of your wonderful media creations, but somewhere along the line that all got lost and we are left with nothing. So if any of our lovely visitors have made any kind of Reese fanart, and would like to share it with us and see it displayed here on Glamour Reese, then please get in touch!
You can see the basic types of fanart/media we're after on our Media section index page – icons, wallpapers, fanart/blends, banners, bookmarks etc. – but if you've made something that isn't listed there then we'd love that too. We'll be really grateful for all contributions, and you will of course receive credit. No fanart is 'ugly' in our eyes (it's of Reese, how can it be!?) so don't be shy!
Thanks to those of you that consider helping us out
Reese Witherspoon has attached herself to star in Wish List, a Disney comedy about an overly imaginative little girl who makes ten wishes at a wishing well. They don't come true because her coin never reached the bottom and eventually she loses her inner child and becomes a full grown and ambitious career woman. Some 25 years later, the coin is dislodged, falls to the bottom and she has to deal with the ramifications of 10 kid wishes coming true all at once. The script's being written by Randi Mayem Singer. Wish List is being produced by Mark Ciardi and Gordon Gray, who most recently produced Secretariat for the studio. The comedy was initially developed as a vehicle for a male star, but now it's being retooled for Witherspoon, who was last seen in Water for Elephants. She next stars in the McG-directed This Means War opposite Chris Pine and Tom Hardy for Fox. Witherspoon's repped by CAA and Management 360, Singer by ICM.
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"And last week I saw Cameron Diaz at Fred Segal, and I talked her out of buying this truly heinous angora sweater. Whoever said orange was the new pink was seriously disturbed."
Elle Woods is right, there's no beating pink, and so we are celebrating her with her favourite colour in our new layout here at Glamour Reese Witherspoon! It's been 10 years (can you believe it!!?) since our favourite blonde lawyer lit up our screens in Legally Blonde, released exactly 10 years ago this past Friday. The character has become somewhat iconic in modern cinema, and the film catapulted Miss Witherspoon right onto Hollywood's A-List, and she's been at the top of that list ever since. It also gained her a legion of new fans, including many of you reading this, I expect. It seemed fitting to celebrate the anniversary of the film with a super-fun themed layout here, and I think Mycah did Elle justice. Make sure you scroll down to the bottom of the page for more Elle!
Not only does Legally Blonde celebrate 10 years this year, but so does this very site you are looking at. Yep, Glamour Reese Witherspoon was created by our lovely friend April all the way back in 2001. I think it goes without saying what an incredible job she did building this site up and creating an online haven for Reese fans to enjoy, and I know it inspired me to start my own fansites. GRW has always heightened my love for Reese, so I wanted to mark that, too, with this special layout. But more on the site's anniversary later in the year (I think it started in November, to be exact).
Enjoy the new layout – comment on it if you wish! – and check back throughout the coming week for as many updates as I can fit in, including content, photos and scans.
Elle: Here it is!
Professor Callahan: It's pink…
Elle: Oh! And it's scented! I think it gives it a little something extra, don't you think? Ok, well, see you next class!
Last Sunday Reese was invited to attend a Reception to mark the launch of the Tusk Trust's US Patron's Circle, in Beverley Hills. As one of the last engagements on their US tour, Prince William and Kate Middleton were also in attendance, as he is a patron of the charity, and Reese was seen chatting to them both … I wonder if they talked about their recent weddings!? It's wonderful to see Reese with these two, and, knowing her excitement about their wedding, I'm sure she was very pleased and honoured to be able to meet them!
Reese looked radiant in a short orange-red dress, with her blonde hair left naturally down. 17 photos from this reception can now be enjoyed in our Gallery, and even better – they are all in perfect HQ!!
– Public Appearances > Events in 2011 > Reception To Mark The Launch Of Tusk Trust's US Patrons Circle
More catching up, and last month Reese resumed her Avon duties by accompanying Avon CEO Andrea Jung to Eastern Europe as part of the 16-date Avon Believe World Tour. In Warsaw, Poland, and Moscow, Russia, Reese and Andrea presented two local domestic violence organisations with a $60,000 grant each, and in Moscow Reese also took part in a press conference and posed for photos wearing the Avon Empowerment bracelet. Reese looked gorgeous, it's great seeing her take part in these events and you can see how much it means to her.
Further down this post is the official press release for these two stops on the tour, giving you more information on the organisations they gave the grant to plus a quote from Reese about it. There's also an official video from the event, with footage and interviews with Reese.
Photos – including HQ versions you won't find elsewhere – from the two stops have been added to the Gallery, along with screencaps from the official video!
– Public Appearances > Events in 2011 > Avon Believe World Tour in Warsaw
– Public Appearances > Events in 2011 > Avon Believe World Tour in Moscow
– TV & Interviews > Event/Red Carpet Footage > 2011 – Avon World Tour in Moscow/Warsaw


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Dinnerware, serving pieces, glassware, candles, and other such things that always make good candidates for wedding gifts, is what you'll find at this neat store on Tucson's east side. Most of the products are imported from Europe, but there is a good share of work from local artists on display here, too. Many gift items here would make for appropriate souvenirs, such as pottery and jewelry with a Southwestern tinge. Just come in and browse.
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From humble beginnings in 1945, owner Pearl Goodwin and her associates have spread the Lord's word around Tucson and beyond. Now operating out of two big stores on opposite sides of the city, Gospel Supplies carries everything a Christian needs to perform his or her spiritual tasks, including a great variety of books, magazines, tapes and religious art. As the name of the store suggests, Christian church music constitutes a large section of the store.
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This neat little shop in the El Mercado shopping plaza offers more than flowers. Owner Georgeanne Timbres makes a point of supporting local artists, selling their paintings and ceramic works on top of a wide array of flowers, plants, and cacti from the surrounding Sonoran desert. One of her featured artists is Tucson sculptor Paul Gaudette. She also designs for special occasions and parties and frequently provides flower designs for weddings at one of Tucson's famous resort hotels.
Sabaku is the Japanese word for 'desert' and that is the environment owner Nancy Lenches grew up in. After attending art school in Tucson, she became inspired to instill the colors and textures of the Sonoran Desert into her prints. She provided artwork for T-shirts and presto, a business was born. Her newly opened east-side store features a wide array of garments and designs that show the influence of Mexican and Native American cultures and are tagged with information about the history of the design. A great idea for a gift or souvenir from the Southwest!
»Paula Wertman Classic Designs
Walking into this store is a little a visit to the botanical garden. Every nook and cranny of this store is filled with flowers, plants and ceramic art. Paula Wertman has been one of the leaders in floral design in Tucson for years. Other than fresh flowers, she offers dried flowers, silk flowers and an abundance of gift items to decorate your home. Come in and browse and look at the amazing variety of decorative items hanging from the ceiling. While you are there, explore the pleasant environment of the River Center shopping plaza.
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Tall palm trees and cool waterworks make shopping and dining an agreeable experience here. In case you won't notice, the courtyard is shaped like the state of Arizona. It features restaurants, Southwest gifts, jewelry, a bakery producing quality bread you won't find at the supermarket, and an art gallery. This also the location of the River Branch of the Public Library, which is, by the way, a great resource to find out about current events in Tucson. All stores accept major credit cards.
»Lori's Collectibles
Current collectibles is what this store is all about. The owners take pride in being millennium dealers for Lladro porcelain figurines and Swaroski crystals. The store also sells Fontanini figures and De Grazia gift items, the latter being great Tucson souvenirs as well as pretty decorations for your home. In a nutshell, if you compulsively buy these types of collectibles, this shop is a must stop.


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Liberal Democrat | 14.37% | |
Swing: 8.66% from Labour to Conservative |
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Brandon Lewis | Conservative Elected | 18,571 | 43.13 | +4.96 |
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Alan Baugh | UK Independence Party | 2,066 | 4.80 | +0.55 |
Bosco Tann | British National Party | 1,421 | 3.30 | |
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Dramatic night at the polls leaves Worcester City Council in limbo
10:10am Friday 23rd May 2014
THE future of Worcester City Council is in limbo this morning - after a dramatic night at the polls which saw a surge of support for UKIP and the Conservatives become the Guildhall's largest party.
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Live coverage as Worcestershire heads to the polls to select the councillors and members of the European Parliament to represent them.
European elections officially under way in South West
4:00pm Monday 14th April 2014
THE European elections are officially under way in the South West after the returning officer in Poole published the formal Notice of Election.
House prices on the rise with £20,000 increase since start of year
11:12am Monday 19th August 2013
HOUSE prices on the rise again amid fears over new a housing 'bubble'.
Four-fifths of new university and college students own smartphones
11:20am Friday 15th March 2013
FOUR-fifths (82%) of new university and college students own a smartphone and at least 20 per cent have a tablet, a UCAS Media survey has revealed.
£130m investment set to boost Black Country employment
1:59pm Monday 22nd October 2012
MORE than £130 million of investment is on its way to the Black Country to support business plans intended to create more than 2,200 jobs.
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JAMES Bond fans in Worcester are in for a treat this week as Foregate Street does its best Leicester Square impression.
Government to probe torture claims
11:52pm Thursday 20th May 2010
The new coalition Government is committed to setting up a "judge-led inquiry" into allegations of British security services complicity in torture overseas, the Foreign Secretary has confirmed.
Mandelson and Adonis leave cabinet
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Lord Mandelson and Lord Adonis have stepped down from the shadow cabinet to allow their roles to be taken by Labour MPs, the party has confirmed.
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RIPON - A touch of Americana is part of the Ripon Farmers' Market this Thursday at 4 p.m. as the police and fire personnel challenge each other in a chili cook-off on Main Street with free samples for everyone.
Eighth-grade students at Sequoia School were left with more souvenirs and memories of their many years together on Monday.
It was a tour for all the senses with plenty of intellectual stimulation to sweeten the experience.
LATHROP - Lathrop's second annual Memorial Day celebration is set for Monday, May 31, at 11 a.m. at Manuel Valverde Park.
John Cambra was remembered by family and friends who filled St. Anthony's of Padna Catholic Church for his funeral mass Monday morning – many bringing their restored hotrods that he had a hand in rebuilding.
More than adequate wastewater treatment capacity is helping promote affordable housing in Manteca.
Getting rid of Manteca's garbage is a dirty job but it is about to get a bit cleaner.
A million dollars from the South San Joaquin Irrigation District is helping upgrade one of the more popular regional summer recreation destinations - Woodward Reservoir.
Graduation gets into full swing this week at Manteca Unified and Ripon Unified campuses.
A seat belt crackdown starts today in Manteca and runs through June 6.
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An independent consultant's study contends South San Joaquin Irrigation District has undervalued PG&E's assets and underestimated future power costs.
The North Pointe Specific Plan is a major project taking place in northeast Ripon.
STOCKTON - Former Chief Deputy District Attorney Michael Mulvihill will take the oath of office on Thursday, Jan. 22, as San Joaquin County's newest Superior Court Judge.
Jessica Doyle spent her New Years Eve waiting. And waiting. And waiting.
State emergency officials were bracing for the worst.
Spanish explorers climbing to the top of Mt. Diablo in the early summer of 1776 thought they had stumbled onto a great inland lake.
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Crimson Countdown: Cody Mandell
By Alex Scarborough
During the summer, TideNation will analyze each of the scholarship players on the Alabama roster -- excluding the Tide's 2013 recruiting class -- in our Crimson Countdown series. Starting with No. 1
Dee Hart
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Brandon Ivory
No. 29
Cody Mandell
Senior punter
Expectations for 2013:
This coming season will mark the fourth and final turn as Alabama's starting punter for Mandell, who has held the job ever since walking on as a freshman in 2010. Last season was his best, as he averaged 43.8 yards per punt and pinned 19 punts inside the 20-yard line. Had his 3.57 punts per game, finishing just shy of the NCAA minimum of 3.6 or he would have ranked in the top-20 nationally for yards per punt.
Best-case scenario:
Because of his offense's scoring efficiency and getting beyond punting range, Mandell likely won't get the recognition he deserves. But he should be thought of as one of the country's best if he puts together another season like he did as a junior. By adding a few more yards to his average, he could very well put himself in the conversation for the Ray Guy Award, handed out annually to college football's best punter.
Worst-case scenario:
There is, however, the chance that Mandell regresses to his 2011 form. As a sophomore, the Louisiana native averaged a paltry 39.3 yards per punt and pinned just 11 punts inside the 20-yard line. He made a gargantuan jump in terms of leg strength from 2011 to 2012, going from two punts of 50 or more yards to 14.
Future impact:
Alabama has found its heir to Mandell when he leaves after this season in the form of Colorado kicker
J.K. Scott
, who committed to the Tide a little more than a week ago. Scott, who earned an offer from the UA staff at camp and committed shortly thereafter, held offers from Notre Dame, Arizona and Colorado as well.


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After nearly 20 years of working in the beer and spirits categories, Andrew Carter pitched up at Treasury Wine Estates (TWE) last year charged with leading the group's Europe, Middle East and Asia region. Travel Retail also falls under his remit. So, how's he finding the challenge? just-drinks' deputy editor, James Wilmore, caught up with him at ProWein in late-March.
just the answer – The WSTA 29 Jul 2008
Last week, the UK government published a consultation document which many believe to be the prelude to tighter legislation on alcoholic drinks. In this month's Just the Answer interview, Jeremy Beadles, chief executive of the UK's Wine and Spirit Trade Association (WSTA), takes the opportunity to put the industry's case for the retention of self-regulatory control, and suggests the Government is basing its position on flawed analysis.
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Sparkling wine sales still shining in UK - figures 22 Dec 2014
Sparkling wine continues to be the star performer in the UK off- and on-trade in 2014, while the flavoured vodka category has endured mixed fortunes, according to latest figures.
WSTA hits back over minimum pricing report 2 Oct 2014
The Wine and Spirits Trade Association has dismissed fresh calls for minimum unit pricing (MUP) in the UK after a new report claimed a floor price would be far more effective than the Government's current policy.
Flavoured rum sales race in UK off-trade 16 Sep 2014
Flavoured and spiced rums saw impressive growth in the UK off-trade over the early summer, while imported whiskies also performed strongly, latest figures show.
WSTA overhauls website 11 Mar 2014
The Wine & Spirit Trade Association (WSTA) has revamped its website, allowing members to search its database of checklists and guidance for the UK market.
WSTA defends industry "influence" on MUP 8 Jan 2014
The Wine and Spirit Trade Association has branded as "fundamentally flawed" an investigation from senior doctors that claims the UK government was "subverted" by the drinks industry over a U-turn on minimum pricing.
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For every new mom….for a new nurse….for each of her co-workers….and for her family and friends, Joan Gill was always there. "She was a bright light radiating joy and compassion to everyone she met," related Julie Ackerman, Mercy Mother / Baby nursing manager.
At the age of 33, Joan made the decision to enroll in the nursing program at Mercy College of Health Sciences. In a paper she wrote, Joan reflects on the highs and lows of a nursing career. She recalls finding her passion when she did a clinical rotation on Mercy's Mother/ Baby Unit. "I was rejuvenated with energy. I had found my niche and felt completely comfortable incorporating my own experiences as a mother with what I had learned in nursing school."
Joan became not only an extraordinary nurse; she became a trusted mentor to new nurses entering the profession. "Joan was a teacher at heart. It was not uncommon for her to take a new nurse under her wings and help her become both a competent and confident professional," shared Ackerman.
Joan was also a favorite with new parents. A scrapbook chronicling Joan's nursing career is home to scores of handwritten notes from grateful parents thanking Joan for being a part of one of the greatest moments of their lives---the birth of a child. "The true mark of her impact was constantly demonstrated when Mercy employees and their families would request Joan to be their postpartum nurse," said Michelle Simmons, one of Joan's nursing co-workers.
Joan passed away in January 2008 after a valiant battle with cancer. To honor her memory, Joan's family and friends established the Joan S. Gill Scholarship Fund with an initial $25,000 gift. The scholarship fund will benefit nontraditional nursing students. Three students were recipients of $2,500 scholarships for the 2013 Spring Semester. "We are extremely grateful to Joan's family and friends for choosing to honor Joan's legacy through the establishment of this scholarship fund. Their generosity will have a significant impact enabling nontraditional students the ability to attend school," said Barbara Decker, Mercy College of Health Sciences president.
Joan's love of learning and her mentorship live on through this scholarship fund. And, in a true testament to her devotion for nursing, Joan's 1994 nursing graduation photo hangs watchfully in the Mercy Mother & Baby Nursery welcoming each new miracle into the world.
Joan's family and friends encourage anyone interested in contributing to the scholarship fund to contact the Mercy Foundation by calling (515)247-3248 or by visiting the Foundation website at www.foundation.mercydesmoines.org. Please go to the "Donate Now" page, click on the designation drop down menu and select the "Joan S. Gill Nursing Scholarship Fund."


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My favorite?
"Shore Leave Gag Reel" The whacked out blending of Warner Bros. "Hill-Billy Hare" (with music by Carl Stalling) audio dubbed over sped up footage from Star Trek's "Shore Leave" has me in stitches every time! Incredible syncing of the material! Sincerely, Bill |
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I love the Star Trek: Redshirts comedy/tribute video to the tune of ELO's "I'm Alive."
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Spockboy, your work is great. Keep it up.
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