I wouldn't be surprised if he had a disability placards; they seem to be handing them out like lollipops at the doctor's offices these days....

Want real voting reform?

Valid picture ID, confirming citizenship and eligibility to vote at that location.
Dip your finger in ink before voting.
Long prison term for individual voter fraud.
Death penalty for systemic fraud.

So change the name to 'Who Gives a Hoot'

Utilities?

Very nice information, and very interesting and sweet story.

I just find it odd that utilities would be the donating sponsor.

Goes to show that help can come from anywhere.

Here's an email I sent them---

I know this is probably a hard time for you guys still working at the former Cumorah offices, but you're going to bleed customers pretty fast after the complete and utter deception put on recently:

The current spin at Cumorah is that they have a "new partnership between Cumorah and Credit Union 1." This is completely nonsense when the NV DFI closed the credit union and then apointed ASI receiver. Not only is it a lie, but also the deception over the last year with quotes like this in your own newsletter:

Fall 2008:
"That decision [to avoid the subprime market], along with other prudent practices on the part of Cumorah Management, Board of Directors and Employees, is now proving its worth as Cumorah remains financial strong and here to stay."

Sure - Subprime was avoided, but lets continue on...

"Our total assets are over $180 million, and in combination with our capital and conservative operations, are more than adequate to absorb unusual and even extended losses."

When DFI seized the credit union, it had $147M in assets. Only $33M difference from before... so what they heck were the unmentioned liabilities back around 9/2008 and just recently during the seizure????

The CU sure was able to absorb "unusual and even extended losses"....

"Last quarter I commented that we're doing well in spite of the local economy. We're still strong and we are here to stay." - Tony Mook, CEO

Thank goodness Tony is gone, because that was a complete lie at the time and he knew it.

Winter 2009: (2008-2009)
"We are financially strong and will stay that way." - Tony Mook

Only 10 months later -- seized by the regulator. Once again CEO Mook intentionally was deceiving credit union members.

Best of luck to those who are still left after all the layoffs and location closures -- nobody wants to be unemployed right now. The credit union has lost my future business just because of the lies and deception put on by management over the last few years.

I've really got to question that acquisition of Kolob a few years back..... wow that was stupid.

Public defender Lynn Avants filed a motion in District Court claiming that he's afraid that one of his clients he's representating is going to expose Mr. Lynn Avants for being a homosexual. Attorney Mr. Lynn Avants put in his affidavit to the court that he thinks the client hacked into his home computer and that is how it was found out how the public defender Mr. Lynn Avants was a homosexual and bisexual.

Is it that the reviewer thinks the Canfield works are better than the Balanchine (one hopes not) or that the company can't do Balanchine well? If that's the case, then maybe the effort should go into doing core repertory better and with more conviction before rocketing ballet into the 1990s. (You don't really think Canfield's ballets are actually cutting-edge, do you?)

From nevadapreps.com:
Moapa Valley 39, Boulder City 7

People paying $275-$400/night for a room? Not so much lately...I've been getting offers for "buy 1, get 1", "buy 2, get 2", "1 free weeknight", "2 free weekend nights with Amex Plat" from Wynn all year-and I've never stayed there. Plenty of deals to be had!

As a student in school myself, I have seen the physical actions depicted committed between fellow students on an hourly basis. I mean, it is nothing I haven't seen between students all the time.