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The Colton Registers
Published 1991 by Lancashire Parish Register Society in [Preston?] .
The registers of Colton Parish Church in Furness Fells.
Statement edited by The Rev. A.A. Williams and J.P. Burns ; indexed by Harold Oliver Spencer.
Contributions Lancashire Parish Register Society.
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Colorado lawmakers kick off a new session clouded by pandemic, election season
KUNC | By Scott Franz
A new coronavirus testing station has been set up outside the state Capitol during a surge of infections attributed to the omicron variant.
Colorado lawmakers have kicked off a new session that will be heavily influenced by the coronavirus pandemic and an election year that will determine whether Democrats get to maintain their control of the state government.
In many ways, opening day of 2022 was similar to opening day of 2021, which also took place during a spike in coronavirus cases.
Most Democrats continued to wear masks in the building this week in response to the surge of coronavirus cases attributed to the omicron variant, while most Republican lawmakers did not.
The plexiglass barriers that were installed earlier in the pandemic are gone, but a new rapid testing site has been installed at the entrance of the building.
And a handful of lawmakers from both parties are continuing to vote and work remotely because of virus concerns.
After a summer that saw lawmakers from both parties work together to advance a plan to spend hundreds of millions of coronavirus relief dollars on affordable housing and mental health initiatives, it did not take long for the day to devolve into partisan bickering that is common in the Capitol.
Republican state lawmakers say they will pursue 44 bills that aim to lower the cost of living and reduce crime, among other initiatives.
Republicans used their opening day speeches to blame rising crime rates, inflation and other woes on Democrats over the last three years.
"The state of the state is not good," said House Minority Leader Hugh McKean, R-Loveland "We are going to have to spend every day of the next 120 days fighting to make it better."
Democrats agreed that the session is beginning at a time of great hardship for many Coloradans, including those who just lost their homes in the state's most destructive wildfire.
But they said their initiatives over the last two years, including more money for workforce development and education programs, have helped the state move forward despite the pandemic.
"For far too many families across our state, the going has gotten really tough and it's gotten tougher over the last few years," said House Speaker Alec Garnett, D-Denver. "Despite the incredible work we've done to make health care more affordable, create a more fair tax code and support small businesses during their times of need, life in Colorado has gotten more and more expensive. That's why my number one priority this session is to bring down the cost of living in Colorado and make life more affordable for families in our state."
Colorado lawmakers in the House of Representatives greet each other Wednesday at the Capitol.
Minutes after the opening day speeches concluded, several Republican lawmakers gathered in the west foyer of the Capitol to unveil their own agenda.
They said they were introducing bills that would spend more on the state's Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund and allow residents to deduct their rent from income taxes, among other initiatives.
More than 40 bills were introduced on opening day.
In the Senate, the first bills include a measure to boost funding for fire departments by $5 million, and another bill to create a $10 million grant program aimed at reducing crime in communities by purchasing improvements like better street lighting.
Copyright 2022 KUNC. To see more, visit KUNC.
Scott Franz is a government watchdog reporter and photographer from Steamboat Springs. He spent the last seven years covering politics and government for the Steamboat Pilot & Today, a daily newspaper in northwest Colorado. His reporting in Steamboat stopped a police station from being built in a city park, saved a historic barn from being destroyed and helped a small town pastor quickly find a kidney donor. His favorite workday in Steamboat was Tuesday, when he could spend many of his mornings skiing untracked powder and his evenings covering city council meetings. Scott received his journalism degree from the University of Colorado at Boulder. He is an outdoorsman who spends at least 20 nights a year in a tent. He spoke his first word, 'outside', as a toddler in Edmonds, Washington. Scott visits the Great Sand Dunes, his favorite Colorado backpacking destination, twice a year. Scott's reporting is part of Capitol Coverage, a collaborative public policy reporting project, providing news and analysis to communities across Colorado for more than a decade. Fifteen public radio stations participate in Capitol Coverage from throughout Colorado.
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Spoiler alert! Did Sara Ramirez just give away Grey's Anatomy's finale death?
by Sarah Long
Apr 28, 2016 at 3:26 pm EDT
Image: Grey's Anatomy/Twitter
Did Sara Ramirez seriously just tweet who is going to die on the Grey's Anatomy season finale?
We've known for a while that a major character is probably going to get killed off at the end of Season 12, and — let's be real — everyone started digging for clues to who might die as soon as the rumors started. I'm just not so sure this is how fans really wanted to find out who we're losing.
"That's a wrap for Doctor #CallieTorres #Season13 #GreysAnatomy #ThankYou all for an enriching & unforgettable #Rollercoaster ride!" Ramirez tweeted on Wednesday.
Being that Ramirez made it seem an awful lot like Callie is dunzo forever, Grey's fans, of course, are freaking out a little bit.
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Fueling the speculation that Ramirez's Callie won't be back for next season are unconfirmed reports that Ramirez's contract is up and won't be renewed.
But what about Calzona? For fans' sakes, that storyline had better be wrapped up in a neat little bow when/if Ramirez exits.
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There's always the possibility that Torres was celebrating the end of the season and anticipating a marvelous vacay while Grey's is on hiatus, but the wording of the tweet definitely makes it seem like the show just called curtains on Callie for good.
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But then again, show creator Shonda Rhimes wouldn't allow something so huge to leak like this — or would she? I'll guess we'll just have to wait and see.
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Last week I completed the fifth draft of a relatively new game idea, threw it into layout, and printed ten copies for some generous backers on an indiegogo funding campaign. It looks pretty princely, if I may say.
The game is called The Cacophony.
In this story game, a murder of crows psychically picks insights from the minds of an established cast of characters. After much discussion, they take to the sky.
What I'm most proud of is its reliance on another role-playing or story game, which must be played partially through, then paused. The Cacophony uses the scattered papers on the table as a play-space, draws inspiration from the paused game (which The Cacophony refers to as The Tale That Hangs), and makes judicious additions to that game's fiction before letting it unpause & careen merrily on its way.
Also, you can teach it in 5 minutes and play it in 10, so it nestles right into a game session, no problem. So, cool, another door swings open into a new wing of game design possibilities. Let's start nesting them!
Ah, it bears mention that The Cacophony will become available to non-backers at Fabricated Realities 2013, should that year end up occurring after all. It also bears mentioning that without the loving eyes & thoughts of Morgan Stinson, Em Stinson, Orion Canning, Joe Mcdaldno, and Robert Bruce, The Cacophony would be a bird of a dull feather indeed.
You're welcome for all the bird puns.
These things take forever, I especially am slow.
I'm very glad to open the door to this website – thanks for coming to check it out. I have a constant internal tension between aligning things (any things, all things) with my aesthetic ideals, or instead preparing those things for easiest usability & comprehension.
What you see is the current state of that balance – in some places one desire has won out clearly over its twin, other places wear a mish-mash. I hope you like what I've done with the place.
The sun is still out these days; August is leaving us but we've got a handful of weeks before we start dreading the overcast skies again here in the Pacific Northwest region of North America.
This is a placeholder. Good things can be placeholders, too – you can love something and know that it is temporary; indeed, all things that we love are. Since we love each thing differently, your love for a placeholder needn't be startling or upsetting to you.
So I'm participating in the Game Chef "competition" again this year, which for me has suddenly become an annual thing – this is my third year making something for it, though last year that was mostly just within my local community.
This putting aside of current projects and focusing on specific dictated constraints – it's a meditation for me; a pilgrimage to a place within. Once each year there is a celebration week, sort of, it's a way to measure time and show when you'll return to that doorway where you've been been marking your height and stand up tall, balance the ruler back and make the line. How much have I grown?
Play it only once; Last Chance.
It's like a spell. And then each with their personalized toolkit this year: four old and never-thought-to-be-again-valuable dead-end threads from a soon-to-be-abandoned internet forum. Brilliant, and fitting.
I love thinking about them out there. It helps me start the work here. The line drawing, the dreaming. The returning, unadorned, to the well.


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