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Everything Winnemucca is a local publication printed and distributed on a monthly basis in Winnemucca, Nevada. The content is copyright of Everything Winnemucca, LLC 2014 and is not to be reprinted or copied in any way without written consent of the publisher. ©Everything Winnemucca, LLC 2014

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Contents AUGUST 2014

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What’s Going on in Winnemucca?

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Calendar of Events

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Home is where the Heart is...

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Picnic or Patio Bedrooms!

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The Great Outdoors

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Magical Summer Getaways!

Gadget Guy

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Shop ‘Til You Drop...

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Twinkle Your Toes!

Buckaroo's Treats

Healthy, Wealthy, and Wise...

Buying & Selling Contingencies Sheriff Ed Kilgore Why should you care about your health?

Aqua Yoga P oor Grades Explained by Vision Problems

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The Family Life

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Cutest Kids Humboldt County Library Fuzzy Friends 6th Annual Walk in Memory, Walk for Hope

Back to School Fashions Wild Orange What is Comfrey?

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AUGUST 2014 Calendar of Events

All local events are welcome. Email events to Marin at marin@everythingwinnemucca.com.

Humboldt County Library – Winnemucca, NV Story Times - 85 E. 5th Street Bilingual English/Spanish Story Time (For all ages) – Wed at 10 am Story Time (2-5 yr. old) – Tues at 10 am Baby Bounce (up to 24 months) – Thursdays at 10:30 am Super Saturday Stories (For all ages) –Saturday at 10:00 am August 1st from 10-1 pm $3 each Build and Paint a race car August 6th Reading log deadline Snap circuits, Beginner and Advanced classes. August 7th , 14th , 21st and 23rd $2 per class, must pre-register August 8th at 10 am Summer reading awards party August 12th 7 pm Adult book club. We will be reading “The Supremes at Earl’s All-You-Can-Eat” by Edward Kelsey Moore.

August 19th at 7 pm - Model Club NEVADA OUTDOOR SCHOOL ACTIVITIES August 5th, 7th, 12th and 14th - Nature at Noon - FREE Nature activities for kids pre-K - 2nd graders at Vesco Park Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12-1pm.

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August 2nd and 16th, NOS Community Garden Program - bring your family out to play in the dirt and learn how to maximize your fun in the garden.

Winnemucca Community Garden, 9:00am - 10:30am, FREE! August 8th and 9th, NOS Family Day Out - Join NOS in Water Canyon for a host of FREE activities including hikes, games and our famous campfire program. More info at 623-5656.

August 23rd, 6th Annual Buckaroo Dutch Oven Cook-Off - Cooks and tasters wanted for friendly competitive cooking, live music, raffles and fun at Nevada Outdoor School's Annual Fundraiser. More info at 623-5656 or NevadaOutdoorSchool.org

Around town: Winnemucca Civic Chorus Practice most Thursdays from 7-9 p.m. French Ford Middle School Band Portable if you enjoy music. Please join us, questions: email winnemuccacivicchorus@ gmail.com Winnemucca Rotary Club Every Wednesday, 12 – 1 pm August 6th, 13th, 20th and 27th

Come join us for a new guest speaker each week! Las Margaritas Banquet Room New guests are always WELCOME! Rainbow Girls –Masonic Lodge, corner of Fifth and Baud Sunday, August 4th and 18th Open to all girls ages 11-20 Learn about charity, hope and service through work and involvement in service projects Desert Twisters Square Dancing Class Will resume in the fall 7 pm at the JR High Auditorium. First 3 Classes are FREE! More info, call Dennis at 623-5516 Farmers Market Every Thursday night from 4:00-7:30 pm Nixon Lawn (corner of Hwy 95 and Winnemucca Blvd) Superior Livestock Auction July 28th, 29th, 30th 31st and August 1 Western Arts and Craft Fair July 31st and August 1st Thursday from 9 am – 8 pm Friday from 9 am – 2 pm Winnemucca Convention Center East Hall 96 Ranch Team Roping (Nevada 150th event), Friday, August 8th Outdoor Arena

All local events are welcome. Email events to Marin at marin@everythingwinnemucca.com.

Calendar of Events Bridge street fair and lemonade stand contest Saturday, August 9th at 10 am

Friday, August 15th Center Closed-Moving back to 1480 Lay Street

Club Sexy Movimiento Saturday & Sunday, August 9th and 10th at 8 pm West Hall Convention Center

Monday, August 18th Center Closed-Moving back to 1480 Lay Street

777 Barrel Race Wednesday, August 13th, Outdoor Arena Les Dial Benefit Team Rope Saturday, August 16th, Outdoor Main Arena

Tuesday, August 19th Toastmasters at 5:30 pm Wednesday, August 20th Lora Myles, Attorney Friday, August 29th Half Day, Brunch at 10:30, Center closing at 12 pm

Bridge Street Street Dance Saturday, August 16th 777 Barrel Race Wednesday, August 20th, Outdoor Main Arena Wine Walk August 23rd from 4-7pm Glasses and map can be purchased for $20 outside the Chamber entryway. Chamber of Commerce invites you to a downtown wine walk. Enjoy sips of delicious wine as you browse local businesses, Must be 21 to attend Tri-County Fair and Stampede August 28th through August 31st Winnemucca Events Complex

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Senior Center Calendar of Events for August 2014 Mondays, August 4th, 11th 25th : 10 am exercise, 1 pm cards Tuesdays, August 5th, 12th, 19th and 26th: 10am crafts, 11:45 Bingo Wednesdays, August 6th, 13th, 20th and 27th: 10 am exercise, 11:30 Music and 1 pm cards Thursdays, August 7th, 21st and 28th: 10 am crafts Fridays, August 1st, 8th, 15th 22nd: 10 am exercise, 1 pm Panguingue Special Events in August: Tuesday, August 5th Toastmasters at 5:30 pm Thursday, August 14th Brunch at 10:30, Center closing at 12 pm

All local events are welcome. Email events to Marin at marin@everythingwinnemucca.com.

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First Place Saddles Second Place Saddles Third Place Maynard Buckles Fourth Place Breast Collars Fifth Place Head Stalls Rope Bags for Top Head and Heel Horse of the Ropin’

Live Auction and Silent Auction Donations Are Welcome at Sign-­‐in

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during our Business After Hours Chamber Mixer from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Cash Donations can be made at Wells Fargo Bank to the Les Dial Donation Account (reference Brenda Dial) OR Mail Checks to PO Box 562 Winnemucca, NV 89446

Contact Tom Brown (775) 455-­‐5125 for Ropin’ questions Contact Trish Gover (775) 304-­‐1510 for Auction items and Donations

Prize winner is responsible for all federal income tax based on the fair market value of the car. Car will be transferred to prize winner after all applicable taxes, documentation, and licensing is complete. Must be 18 years or older to win car. For additional terms and conditions, refer to our website at www.humboldthospice.com

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Home Home is Where the Heart is...

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Picnic or Patio Bedrooms!

Buckaroo's Treats

"Connect with the outdoors with a meal enjoyed while dining al fresco!" page 12

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COMING SOON

Winnemucca’s new local radio station

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the music we’ll play go to MIX1027.FM

Ruby Radio’s new radio station will be locally programmed, broadcasting in High Definition, with an excellent signal.

It should play the kind of music you want to hear.

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Dining “Al Fresco” Contributed by Mandi Ratliff of Cucina Fresca

It's prime time for a picnic! Connect with

Plan a Picnic!

the outdoors with a meal enjoyed while

1. Pick a location

dining al fresco! Whether your table is at a far away location, a blanket in a grassy meadow, or simply as close as your own patio deck, it's time to relax and enjoy the great outdoors.

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2. Pack the food 3. Don’t forget bug spray. Plan for contingencies.

Picnic Checklist Picnic basket

Paring Knife

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Kuhn Rikon 4" nonstick knife All-around basic knife with protective sheath is perfect for picnics. Nonstick coating on carbon steel blade is easy to clean.

Chillsner Beer Chiller Freeze the chillsner, then insert into bottle. Chills your favorite brew and keeps it cold while you sip. Genius!

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Green Bean, Snap Pea, and Pesto Salad with Cherry Tomatoes and Fresh Mozzarella Serves 6 For impromptu entertaining on a summer evening, this is your salad, your side dish, your everything. So just throw some steaks on the grill and you’re all set.

Or even better, start a beer-can chicken roasting on the grill while you make this salad. It will take you a little bit of time to prep the vegetables, but prepared pesto (preferably a good one from the farmers’ market or one made locally) is a time-saver here.

Ingredients: Kosher salt, 8 oz./225 g yellow wax beans, trimmed and halved

You may not be in the habit of using whole or torn herb leaves in a salad, but with basil, in particular, larger pieces give you a welcome burst of flavor without the bitterness that comes when basil is chopped too much (especially with a dull knife).

lengthwise 8 oz./225 g sugar snap peas, tails removed 8 oz./225 g small red and yellow cherry tomatoes or grape tomatoes, halved 6 oz./170 g mini-mozzarella balls (1in/2.5 cm), quartered 1/4 cup/60 ml prepared basil pesto 1 tsp. white balsamic vinegar 1/2 tsp. fresh lemon juice, and more if needed 1 Tbsp. extra-virgin olive oil 1/3 cup/45 g toasted pine nuts 20 to 30 large fresh basil leaves, torn in smaller pieces Freshly ground black pepper 1. Fill a large saucepan two-thirds full with water and add 2 tsp. salt. Arrange a few layers of dish towels on a work surface or a sheet pan to drain the beans and peas. Add the beans to the boiling water and begin timing immediately. Boil until the beans are tender to the bite, 4 to 8 m inutes. (Begin tasting after 4 minutes;

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the timing varies greatly, depending on the age of the beans and how quickly your burner returns the water to a boil.)

Use tongs to lift the beans out of the water and spread them out on the towels to let them cool and to let excess moisture evaporate. Put the snap peas in the boiling water and cook until they’re bright green and just slightly softened, about 2 minutes. Drain on towels and let cool.

2. Season both the tomatoes and the mozzarella with a pinch or two of salt. Put them in a large mixing bowl and add the wax beans, snap peas, and 3/4 tsp. salt. In a small bowl, whisk together the pesto, vinegar, 1/2 tsp. lemon juice, and olive oil. Pour over the vegetables and mix and toss well.

Add the pine nuts and basil and season with several grinds of fresh pepper. Toss well and let the vegetables sit for 5 to 10 minutes. Toss again and taste, adding more salt, pepper, or lemon juice as needed.

Summer Food Safety 1. On warm days, food should not be left out for more than two hours.

2. On days above 90F, do not leave food out more than one hour.

3. Avoid cross-contamination while preparing the food.

4. Pack raw meats and poultry separately from fresh or cooked foods.

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Colorful Chinese Kick-Slaw Serves 4 or 5 It’s not only refreshing but colorful, too, with the red cabbage, orange carrots, and green snow peas. The flavors hold up well, so it could be made ahead. But I think the texture suffers some, so I recommend assembling it pretty close to serving time. Put this out for any summer buffet, or use it as a bed for grilled flank steak or swordfish.

Ingredients: 1/2 small head red cabbage (about 9 oz/255 g)cored and thinly

I call this kick-slaw because it’s got kicky flavors – ginger, garlic, lime, and sesame.

sliced 5 oz./140 g snow peas, tails trimmed, each cut sharply on a diagonal into 3 pieces 4 oz./115 g carrots, shredded (use the large holes of a box grater) 1/2 tsp. kosher salt 2 tsp. minced garlic 1 Tbsp. finely chopped fresh ginger 1 Tbsp. fresh lime juice 2 Tbsp. orange juice 2-1/2 Tbsp. hoisin sauce 1 Tbsp. soy sauce 1/2 tsp. sesame oil 1-1/2 Tbsp. peanut oil 1/4 cup/15 g chopped fresh cilantro 1. In a large mixing bowl, combine the cabbage, snow peas, and carrots. Sprinkle with the salt and mix well.

2. In a small bowl, combine the garlic, ginger, lime juice, orange juice, hoisin sauce, soy sauce, sesame oil, and peanut oil. Mix well and pour over the cabbage mixture. Mix thoroughly, add the cilantro, and mix again. Serve at room temperature.

Conquering the Cabbage It’s a terrific, versatile vegetable and one head of cabbage produces a generous quantity of whatever dish it becomes. But, tackling a cabbage head sometimes feels daunting – it’s a large, hard vegetable and rolls around easily. Conquer the cabbage by cutting it in half first, then carving out the hard core.

Further tame it into perfect coleslaw shreds in one of four ways:

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Bedrooms!

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There are few things we love more than our own comfy bed. And though it’s a place where we spend a huge amount of time, very rarely do we give it much thought. Sure, we focus on things like silky soft sheets, sturdy mattresses that meet our comfort criteria and cool headboards, but there are some really interesting facts about this room in our home. Read on to find out our favorites.

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• To be considered as a bedroom, your room must contain a bed • We spend more time in/on our bed than any other piece of furniture in our house • The first coiled spring mattress wasn’t invented until 1871 •A bout 43% of children from ages 3-4 have a television in their bedrooms • A person usually spends a third of their life sleeping • The amount of sleep we need depends on our age. Infants may need 14-15 hours, toddlers 12-14 hours, school-age children 10-11 hours, while adults may only need 7-9 hours • Many houses in America have at least two bedrooms – one for master bedroom and the other bedroom(s) for either the children or guests.

•A bunk bed is a bed which its bed frame is stacked on top of another. The most common type of bunk bed is the one which has two mattresses (same size) stacked one directly over the other. A loft bed is a bed similar to a bunk bed but it has no lower bed, freeing floor space for other furniture.

• Some studies tell us that bedroom air is polluted up to about 60% times or more in comparison to our living room which is about 30% more polluted than outside air.

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• Poor ventilation and sealed environment completely can definitely prohibit If you think you are air circulation and so pollutes and toxin too small to have an levels in our bedroom impact, try going to air will only increase and never decrease. bed with a mosquito.

• The world’s most – A n i ta R odd i ck expensive bed is called Baldacchino Supreme, created by Stuart Hughes – one of the world’s most controversial designers. It costs more than $6.4 million • The Chinese have a long tradition of bed slumber. In China, wooden beds were in use as early as 2,000 years ago (similar to those made in ancient Egypt). Even the four-poster bed is not unknown in China. At that time, Chinese beds were not very comfortable, with matting substituting for a mattress and their pillows were made from stone or wood, carved to fit the neck or head.

• According to the principal of feng shui bedroom, our bed should not face directly in front of our door and having the foot of our bed in direct line with the door is called the “mortuary position”.

• In the West, the history of the bed can be first found in ancient Egypt. Their beds look more like couches. Egyptians made no distinction between a night bed, or couch and day bed; the same item is used for both sleeping and lounging.

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• According to studies, an unmade bed is not the ideal habitat for bugs and dust mites, suggesting not making your bed might be better for your health.

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Buckaroo's Treats Pink Lemonade Bars Crust: 3⠄4 C. butter, softened 1 1/2 C. all-purpose flour 1/2 C. confectioners’ sugar Topping: 4 large eggs, at room temperature 2 C. granulated sugar 1 Tbsp. freshly grated lemon zest 1/2 C. fresh lemon juice 1/4 C. all-purpose flour 1 tsp. baking powder Red liquid food color

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Directions: Heat oven to 350°F. Line a 13 x 9-in. baking pan with foil, letting foil extend above pan at both ends. Coat foil with nonstick spray. Crust: Beat butter, flour and confectioners' sugar in a large bowl with mixer until blended (mixture will be crumbly). Press over bottom of pan. Bake crust for 15 minutes, or until light golden. Leave oven on. Meanwhile, make the topping: In a large bowl, beat eggs, sugar, lemon zest and juice, flour and baking powder with mixer to combine. Add about 5 drops food color and beat until topping is pink. Pour over the hot crust.

Refrigerate and enjoy!

Pineapple Coconut Oil Banana Bread Ingredients: 2 large eggs 1/2 C. coconut oil, melted 1/3 C. buttermilk 1 1/4 C. granulated sugar 1/4 C. light brown sugar, packed 1 Tbsp. vanilla extract 2 C. all-purpose flour 1 tsp. baking powder 1 tsp. baking soda 1/2 tsp. nutmeg, optional 1 C. pineapple, diced Pinch salt 2 large or 3 small ripe bananas mashed ripe bananas

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Directions: Preheat oven to 350F. Spray two 8-by-4-inch loaf pans with floured cooking spray; set aside. In a large bowl combine the eggs, coconut oil, buttermilk, sugars, vanilla, and whisk to combine. Add the flour, baking powder, baking soda, nutmeg, optional salt, and stir to just incorporate; don't over mix. Stir in bananas. Stir in pineapple (if using frozen, just add it frozen, no need to thaw it first. If using fresh or canned, make sure it's well-drained or it could waterdown the batter).

Pour batter into prepared pans and bake for about 45 minutes, or until top is golden and set, a toothpick inserted in the center comes out mostly clean (banana bread is gooey and it may not come out perfectly clean). Allow bread to cool in pan for about 15 minutes before removing and transferring to a wire rack to finish cooling.

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Magical Summer Getaways Contributed by Pat & Pam of Just Right Cruises

School is out for the summer, so plan an exciting summer getaway with the family that everyone will remember. Why not look at one of Disney's theme parks, cruises, a Hawaiian Resort, or one of the many Disney Adventures tours now available.

Walt Disney World – Orlando, Florida With more places to go, more things to see and more Disney Characters to meet, there's never been a better time to make the dream come true at the Walt Disney World® Resort in Orlando, Florida. Enjoy a week-long vacation experience highlighted by four not-to-be-missed Theme Parks, each with a unique version of Disney magic, and then splash into one of Disney's two water parks. Discover a world of entertainment and family fun that knows no boundaries. Choose from 23 imaginative Resorts and explore endless world-class shopping, dining and recreation.

At the Magic Kingdom® Park, enter a fantasy storybook world of beloved characters, timeless tales and bold adventures. At Epcot®, explore the awe-inspiring possibilities in a world of endless wonder and high octane thrills. At Disney’s Hollywood Studios®, take center stage and experience the very best of show-biz. And experience creatures real and imaginary in thrilling adventures with magical surprises at Disney's Animal Kingdom® Theme Park.

Disneyland – Anaheim, California When planning a visit to Disneyland in Anaheim, California be sure to plan for enough days to discover two amazing Theme Parks - the newly expanded Disney California Adventure® Park featuring the new 12-acre Cars Land and the one-and-only original Disneyland® Park with its world-famous attractions and beloved Disney Characters. Plus don’t forget Monsters, Inc. Mike & Sulley to the Rescue! at Disney California Adventure Park, a wild taxi ride that takes you through the streets of Monstropolis.

Stay at the Hotels of the Disneyland Resort where an incredible vacation becomes an unforgettable storybook escape. First-class amenities offer more relaxed family time for making memories. Plus an eclectic entertainment, dining and shopping district is just steps from your Hotel. Your family vacation is more magical than ever at the Disneyland Resort!

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Disney Cruise Line Disney Cruise Line® has selected the most stunning destinations - in the most exciting regions around the world - for cruises you and your family will not soon forget. Enjoy the service and expertise of their dedicated crew as they guide you in your exploration of international ports of call, from the Caribbean to Alaska to Europe and beyond. Discover, in detail, the world of delights waiting for you.

Created with all the imagination of Disney dream makers, their newest ships feature spectacular innovations that will make magic happen in brand-new ways. Both created with their own special touches, Disney Dream and her new sister ship, Disney Fantasy share the magic that has made Disney Cruise Line famous.

On Disney's ships there's a special place where kids can train to be a pirate with Captain Hook while parents are off lounging the day away at an adult-exclusive pool. It's an enchanted place where the entire family can dine at a different restaurant each night, laugh and cheer during an original Disney-themed musical, or watch a fireworks show under the stars.

And while you can expect larger-than-life magic on a Disney cruise, you'll also find the same heartwarming magic in the smallest of details. From enchanting decorative touches throughout the ship to one-of-a-kind, surprise Disney Character appearances, cruising with Disney is a voyage the entire family is sure to never forget.

Aulani Resort & Spa – Oahu, Hawaii Aulani, a Disney Resort & Spa in Ko Olina, is a new kind of Family Resort - your host and home on the shores of Oahu, Aulani is more than a place to stay - it is a place to start. Through the magic of Disney, the doors are opened to the wonders of Hawaii. And from their renowned service to the quality you come to expect from Disney, Aulani delivers the difference that makes Disney destinations some of the most sought-after vacation locations in the world!

Disney Imagineers have brought the stories of Hawaii to life by layering story into every aspect of the Resort. An enormous amount of detail and surprising, hidden magic has been crafted into the Resort itself to immerse you fully in the legends of the land - from the fantastic lava rock formations that meld with the architecture to the themed recreation areas such as the whimsical waterway and menehune trails, and the stunning lobby artwork. These are just a few of the many ways that Disney makes the stories of Hawaii a vital part of your vacation experience. And don't miss the tales told 'round the fire pit by their incredible performers!

Adventures by Disney Let Adventures by Disney® be your guides, your storytellers, your local experts and your masters of hassle-free guided group travel. Disney will take you where you want to go. Bring you closer to the places you visit. See to every last detail. And make sure every moment of your vacation, for everyone in your family, is a moment you'll want to remember again and again.

Now it's time to choose the destination. Will it be in North America? South America? Or how about Europe? Perhaps a more exotic locale, like China or Egypt? Whatever the destination, Adventures by Disney® is ready to take you there.

So don’t delay, start planning your summer getaway to a Disney property today, and make those magical memories that you and your family won’t forget. Want to get a jump start on next summer, go ahead and plan next year’s summer getaway today! Your family will thank you! august 2014 | everythingwinnemucca.com

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Gadget Guy 2014 Special Hunt Edition

Safari Sneaker Anybody walking thru the Nevada high country knows how loud the ground can be, especially when you are putting the sneak on a monster buck or bull. Spot and stock take on new meaning with the Safari Sneaker from Crooked Horn Outfitters. By reducing 80% of the noise caused by dry conditions, the Safari Sneaker will slip right on over your boot or shoe. Quick Velcro closure on the top will set you off on your sneak quick and quietly. Close the distance q!uietly with the Safari Sneaker the shot, however, is still up to you!

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Zamberlan Kuiu Pamir GTX RR What did you get when you cross an award winning Pamir Alpine Mountaineering boot and a bunch of technical mountain hunters from Kuiu? Designed specifically for mountain hunting, the Zmberland Zamberlan Kuiu Pamir GTX RR has a more flexible mid sole for greater flex, comfort and versatility over a wider variety of terrain. The boot has been lightened from its ancestor with more breathability yet retaining a solid mid-sole shank to hold up under extreme loads while minimizing foot soreness.

Tested in the southern Alps of New Zealand and the Northwest Territory, these boots will fit right into the technical terrain of Nevada high country. Your ankles will appreciate you!

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CZ 557 Centerfire Rifle New for 2014 is the CZ 557. With a classic look and Mauser-type bolt action you will have the same classic feel, yet internally it’s a whole new age of mechanics. With an already proven short spring loaded extractor, a plunger-style ejector and a short travel striker, this new internal design received great reviews under tireless use. The original CZ shape slides easily to the shoulder with an effortless look down the barrel as one leans in to take a shot. The new trigger mechanism also for an adjustable trigger travel, weight and over travel to get the perfect pull. The walnut stock has a deeper stain bringing out the gorgeous wood grain and the price? Well, i!t’s hundreds less then you would expect.

Choose your favorite caliber this fall.

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Phone Skope If you have not jumped on the revolution of digiscoping you are definitely missing out. There is no better way to capture your scouting efforts than pairing your camera and scope together to bring those big buck and bull pictures back home. Many different combinations of cameras, camera phones and scopes exist but Phone Skope has you covered. Just select your camera and your scope combination online and away you go. Have a real weird and rare camera-scope combination? No worry, you can opt for one of the universal adapters. Phone Skope finally brings the power of the digital camera in your pocket and your hunting optics. Start capturing today.

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Devolro Diablo Toyota Tundra Expedition In step with the Elko culture of the next biggest and boldest truck in town to win the unspoken yet well known king of the off-road title that usually awards the largest gas bill, Devolro has taken the Tundra to extremes. Your hunt adventure just got a bit more comfortable in this expedition machine. Custom made, yet basic upgrades include a 505 HP supercharger to the 5.7 L TRD V8, a 7� lift, 37� tires and Brembo brakes. Distance will never be an issue with a 46 gallon extended fuel tank and you can turn night into day with LED lights and light bars all over the place. A fiberglass topper will house all your hunt gear while heavy duty bumpers protect your Tundra from the gnarly sage and Nevada rock. The front bumper seats a Warn winch to get you out of trouble and the interior is as custom as you need with options of a full Microsoft o!perating system. Hunt wear others only dream of in the new Devolro custom Tundra.

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Gadget Guy Goal Zero Yeti 400 Solar Generator The modern era of hunting now includes your digital devices. From cameras and GPS units, to phones and tablets, the modern hunter has a variety of gadgets that go along for the hunt. The ability to recharge these units usually leaves the modern hunter frustrated and limit. Until now. Goal Zero has been designing a line of solar chargers and have combined all their power and technology into the Yeti series. The Yeti 400 powers your devices in 3 different ways. USB, 12V and AC inverter to charge your devices just like you would at home. How does the Yeti 400 get its power? You can plug in the compatible solar panel, into your wall outlet or even comes with a 12V adapter to plug into your car. Soak up the sun this hunt season and never see the dreaded powering down of your needed devises with the Yeti 400 by Goal Zero.

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Available online or your fine sporting goods retailers

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August is wrapping up our “SUNsational” summer time here in Winnemucca. We are finishing our camping trips, headed on our last vacations and preparing for school to start again. But thankfully, our summer weather will continue! We have a few more months of nice weather ahead of us and there is no better time than now to update your warm weather clothes and shoes!

During the month of August, will be hosting “Twinkle Your Toes Tuesday”. I know what you are thinking….What a clever name! But what is it?? Well, let me enlighten you! It means that throughout the month of August, each Tuesday will hold a new and exciting sale on flip-flops! Various flip-flops and summer sandals will be on sale!

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Why not try on your favorites? During the week of August 19th through the 23rd, we will be having a fantastic “Back to School” sale for our teachers!

Just in time for the school year to start.

Speaking of August 23rd, join us during the Chamber Wine Walk! This special Saturday is guaranteed to be wine and friendship filled as we wander around great local businesses sampling their beverages and admiring their wares.

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Yes, even teachers can be stylish!

With summer almost gone and school back in session soon, it is time to update your wardrobe. For a teacher, fashion not only means the expression of individuality, but also a statement of dignified style. But that doesn’t mean that you need to dress up in boring outfits! With some stylish pieces as a base for your back to school wardrobe, a teacher can be comfortable, look stylish and lead by example. Most wardrobe essentials are available on a budget and can be mixed and matched to create an abundant wardrobe. Here are some must-have pieces: CardigansSoft cardigans in print or plain colors add depth to any wardrobe. Pair it with a trouser or layer it over a dress. You can go bold with a loud print or keep it simple with single colors.

DressesDresses can be used for a large part of the year.

They can be used in the fall and winter by layering with a cardigan and boots. During the spring and summer, they look playful with cute and simple sandals.

JeansWho says teachers can’t wear jeans to school?

You need to pick up a trouser cut denim that goes really well with a button down shirt, blazer or cardigan. The chic bun or a ponytail and you are done!

FlatsWhen you are in a classroom, there is a lot of walking around and standing on your feet for longer periods of time. A pair of comfortable flats come in handy in situations like those.

JewelryA lot of bling is not a good thing for a teacher.

But she can still add sparkle in her outfits by adding simple yet sophisticated pieces of jewelry. Find pieces that are unique and understated, yet very unforgettable, worthy of an A+ Carry-all toteA teacher always has everything but the kitchen sink in her bag-rulers, pencils, rewards and treats for the high achievers—all sorts of items! A good quality bag that is easy to carry and organize is one of the essential pieces of a teacher’s wardrobe.

On-the-go stain removerIf you work with young kids, it’s likely you will encounter glue, glitter, colors and crayons. A handy on-the-go stain remover pen is a life saver. After all, you need to keep the amazing wardrobe sparkly clean!

So get ready for the first day of school – looking great and feeling stylish! Stop by Kateri’s Karma and pick up some much needed essentials. We offer a full line of Silvers in sizes all the way up to 24. Also in stock, we have Big Star jeans-dresses-tees-shoes and jewelry. Everything you need to get your year off on the right foot!

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Contributed by Kat Hall, Wellness Advocate for doTERRA oils and owner of Essential Oils and More located in the Grass Valley Shopping Plaza across from Khourys

Wild Orange is an unpretentious essential oil, used to create the feeling of happiness and warmth, while calming nervous digestive problems. But did you know, as one of doTERRA’s most inexpensive oils, Wild Orange can be used for a multitude of other household chores, wellness and cooking? Here are some great tips for using Wild Orange in your daily life.

• It is excellent for disinfecting and killing fungus and pathogens.

• It has very effective actions against colds and flu, and is highly recommended for use during their early stages.

• Diffusing Wild Orange in the car on long road trips is calming and uplifting.

•P ut 1-2 drops of Wild Orange in drinking water. It’s a great diuretic, and is most useful in balancing water retention, and may be helpful with obesity. Its lymphatic-stimulant action further helps to balance water processes, as well as detoxification, aiding the immune system and general well-being.

• Blended with massage oil or added to a bath, wild orange assists with colds and flus by helping to eliminate toxins from the body.

•M ix with a carrier oil and massage on an infant’s tummy to sooth stomach ache.

• Add to furniture polish to help protect furniture against damage from insects.

• Add several drops of wild orange oil to some water in a spray bottle, shake well, to disperse the oil, and spritz on bed sheets, drapes and upholstery. May also be sprayed into the air as a fragrant, pathogen killing air freshener for kitchens and bathrooms.

• Mix wild orange oil with water to wipe down kitchen and bathroom surfaces.

• Wild Orange is certified by the FDA to be taken internally for acid reflux or heartburn.

• Massage 2 drops of wild orange oil with a carrier oil in a clockwise rotation over the entire abdomen 2-3 times daily to aid in constipation.

• Massage 1-2 drops into the base of the neck and front of the neck to help regulate hormones during Menopause.

Cold-pressed from the orange peel, wild orange is excellent for energizing and revitalizing.

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Do your hands and feet resemble sandpaper?

Our dry, hot Nevada weather often is very harsh on your hands and feet causing them to become dry, flaky and sometimes itchy.

Exfoliating your hands and feet 1-2 times a week will keep them healthy, soft, smooth and moisturized throughout the seasons! Try this DIY scrub made with Wild Orange Essential Oil. Not only will it reveal healthy, glowing skin, but it is also sure to stimulate and calm your senses.

Here’s what you will need: ½ cup white sugar ½ cup fractionated coconut oil (you can also use olive oil) 10-12 drops of doTERRA Wild Orange essential oil Directions: Using a ½ cup measuring cup, measure out the white sugar and coconut oil into a small or medium mixing bowl. Add the 10-12 drops of Wild Orange essential oil into the sugar and oil mixture and stir. Rub mixture onto hands and feet, especially on dry spots. Rinse and pat dry. Follow with a moisturizing lotion. doTERRA’s Spa Hand and Body Lotion is a great option and comes unscented so you can customize it with whichever essential oil you prefer. Also try Citrus Bliss Hand Lotion for a heavenly mood elevation. Store leftover scrub in an airtight container.

During these hot summer months, cooling off with a delicious, healthy smoothie makes for a perfect afternoon! Adding wild orange essential oil to your smoothie will not only enhance the flavor, but boost your immune system with vitamin C. Try this quick recipe: Orange Peach Smoothie 3 ripe peaches, peeled and pitted 1 cup plain yogurt 1 Tablespoon of honey 4 ice cubes 1-2 drops of Wild Orange Essential oil Mix in the blender and enjoy!

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What is

Comfrey?

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Words are revealing, and when you look at this herb’s many names, you can see what practical uses people have made of it.

The common name Comfrey stems from the Latin word conferta, meaning to unite. Its official botanical name is Symphytum officinale – Symphytum means to “make grow together” and officinale refers to a monastery storeroom for botanical remedies, the pharmacy of its day.

Comfrey has had popular names such as: Knitback, Bruisewort, Knitbone, and Boneset.

Comfrey is sometimes used on the skin to treat wounds and reduce inflammation from sprains and broken bones. Comfrey roots and leaves contain allantoin, a substance that helps new skin cells grow, along with other substances that reduce inflammation and keep skin healthy.

Comfrey ointments have been used to heal bruises as well as pulled muscles and ligaments, fractures, sprains, strains, and osteoarthritis.

In the past, comfrey was also used to treat stomach problems. However, it has toxic substances called pyrrolizidine alkaloids that damage the liver and can lead to death. Comfrey is no longer sold in the U.S., except in creams or ointments. The United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, and Germany also have banned the sale of oral products containing comfrey.

The dangerous substances in comfrey are also absorbed through the skin, so harmful amounts may build up in the body. Be careful if you use an ointment containing comfrey and never use it on broken skin. Always consult with your physician prior to using any supplement or herb when treating medical conditions.

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Some fun facts about Comfrey • Travelers in the Middle Ages carried comfrey as a talisman to protect them and used it in magic spells to attract money.

• Early American settlers carried precious comfrey seeds with them from Europe-only to discover the plant already growing in their new land.

• Comfrey roots have been used to dye clothes brown, to tan leather, and to spin Angora fleece.

• In the 1800s, Europeans planted comfrey to attract bees, birds and butterflies to gardens. It was also widely used as fodder to make animals strong and resilient.

• A healthy comfrey plant will live more than two decades.

• Comfrey is richer in nitrogen and phosphorus than many commercial fertilizers. It is used by many organic gardeners to fertilize crops, to break down foods in compost heaps, and as mulch.

• Native Americans used comfrey leaves as pouches. When they folded a leaf, its small hairs stuck together like Velcro!

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Buying

selling a little information about Contingencies

Contributed by Janet Jacaway, Real Estate Agent for Vision

Buying and selling a home at the same time is a daunting task. Many factors play into a contingency, and the experience has nightmare potential.

Your dream home may be more affordable, but unloading your current one may be harder.

In a perfect world, you would coordinate the closings for both properties on the same day, providing a seamless transition from your old home to the new one. But the real world tends to be messier than that.

While taking out another mortgage remains an option, shouldering two mortgages is harder now than it used to be. Not only is it harder to get approved for a second mortgage, but your home may take six or more months to sell.

For more help on buying or selling your home, give me a call. I am more than happy to help!

I have access to all the listings in Winnemucca and can show you any property—regardless of whose sign is in the yard. Come experience what it feels like to have a professional on your side!

Reaching me is simple! By phone at 304-1414 or email janet@visionwestrealty.com

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Here are some coping strategies to help ease the transition.

If you sell your home first …

The fear of selling your home before you've purchased a new one is obvious: You're homeless.

But experts agree that this scenario is more attractive than the alternative, which is to buy a new home before your current one has sold. The advantage is that you have the cash to buy your new house. In the meantime, however, you might be considering moving into your moving boxes. Some better alternatives:

1. Rent your house In many short-term situations, the new homeowners will allow you to rent back your old home provided you cover their costs — particularly if you've already signed a contract to purchase another home. The process: Draw up a contract that includes a provision allowing you to stay put for a set period of time — say, 30 days. In exchange, you agree to pay the price of the new mortgage, property taxes, utilities and homeowners insurance. Keep in mind, this may be a whole lot more expensive than what you're used to. Assuming your home has appreciated nicely in value, the new owner's expenses are probably much higher than yours were.

2. Move in with loved ones If you need more than a month, you might need to move out of your old home and in with parents, a sibling or a friend. If that's not an option, consider a temporary apartment or the local Best Western.

If you buy your new home first …

No one relishes the idea of owning two primary residences and doubling up on costs. In fact, it even makes the mortgage companies uneasy, which is why you'll need to qualify for both loans. If you don't qualify, you'll have to sell your old home first.

Provided you can qualify, here are ways to help you come up with the down payment on the new home before you have the proceeds from the old one.

1. Tap your home equity The cheapest way to come up with a down payment for your new home is to borrow money via a home-equity line of credit. Depending on your credit score, your interest rate should be anywhere from half a point to one percentage point above the prime rate. Even better, the interest is tax-deductible up to $100,000. Once you sell the home, you simply pay off the loan.

2. Consider a bridge loan If you can't tap the equity in your home, you could take out a bridge loan, also known as gap financing. It allows you to borrow money for a down payment on the new home based on the amount of equity you have in your first house.

3. Borrow from your 401(k) If you need only a little bit of money for a down payment, or want to supplement a homeequity line of credit, you could borrow from your 401(k). Most employers allow workers to borrow either 50% of their vested balance or $50,000, whichever is less. You then have the next five to 10 years, depending on your company's rules, to repay the loan.

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Re-elect

Sheriff Ed Kilgore Humboldt County Sheriff Kilgore Over the past 20 years, 7 as your Sheriff, I have worked hard to make Humboldt County a better and safer place for all of us to live, work and raise our families. There is simply no place I would rather continue to devote my energy, use my training, education and expertise as your Sheriff.

Please support me as I continue to serve as your Humboldt County Sheriff.

2014 Campaign Priorities ✭ Update the Dispatch video monitoring system and the Detention video system

✭ Continue to partner with schools to further protect our children and build Explorer Cadet Program

✭ Upgrade or replace dash cams in all vehicles and add Mobile data terminals in patrol cars

✭ I nstall real time GPS technology so that Dispatch can send the closest available resource, rather than a blind call out. This would also let the caller know approximately how soon they could expect assistance

✭ Maintain current department training standards and good working relationships with other emergency responders and law enforcement

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Major Accomplishments ✭ Now using Enhanced 911 system – provides phone number of caller and location on landlines

✭ Opened new Public Safety Dispatch Center ✭ Achieved full staffing levels in both Patrol and Detention

✭ Created and maintains a Sheriff’s office Facebook page that enhances department transparency. Updated with bookings, news releases, current event – reaches 4900 daily

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✭ Implemented cashless Detention commissary system

✭ Issued new handheld radios to all Deputies ✭ Established highly-respected volunteer Search & Rescue Unit

✭ Established certified Emergency Medical Protocols for Dispatch

✭ Implemented the reverse 911 system & established a toll free incoming line to Dispatch

✭ Hosting Citizens’ Academies annually, for the last 3 years

✭ Enhanced department training and increased training standards

✭ Built and maintained close working relationships with area LE and first responders

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✭ Revamped department Policies & Procedures

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Sometimes in life we make excuses to not work out, not eat healthy, not get enough sleep, not go to the doctor… but why? Let’s rethink those excuses and focus on why we should care about health and our bodies.

It’s not about having time, it’s about making time. You’re valued. Your loved ones adore you! No matter how many or few, near or far, they cherish you and need you around for a long time.

You deserve health. You deserve to feel your best, to have energy, be happy and move easier. You truly deserve to live the incredible life you’ve been blessed with.

You can. Health is about being better than you used to be. Your fitness is all

mental; your body won’t go where your mind doesn’t push it. So push yourself and you’ll be amazed at what you’ll achieve.

You have time. One hour is roughly 4% of your day. So work smarter, not harder and get up early enough to take care of yourself each day for that jog, gym class or stroll around the park. It’s not about having time, it’s about making time.

You’re in charge. There are many aspects of life that are far beyond our reach, out of our control. But the way you treat your body, the way you care for yourself, you can control that. “Life is 10% what happens to you and 90% how you react to it.” – Charles R. Swindoll

Why Should You Care About Your Health?

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You’re an example. So much about parenting, leading and living is about setting the example.

If you want to inspire others to do good, be healthy and enjoy life, then go out there and do the same!

You’ll enjoy it. It’s amazing how much feeling goes into your health. Taking care of you is the gift that keeps on giving. By eating right you’ll feel great, by sleeping enough you’ll feel energetic and through exercise you’ll feel empowered and happy.

In the end, we’re all blessed. Don’t take for granted the opportunity you have to live the most incredible life. We’re here to remind you of this because we value you, we know you deserve it, we know you can and we know your best life is just around the corner!

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Aqua

Yoga

Aqua Yoga? Why in the world would someone want to practice yoga in the water? There are actually many benefits to an aquatic yoga practice. In fact, the same benefits which are included in a regular ‘yoga on the mat practice’ are included in a water practice. Yoga improves overall physical, mental, emotional and spiritual health both in the water and on the mat.

Let’s begin with the breath. We have learned from both Western and Eastern medicine that proper breathing techniques can have a positive effect on our physical, mental and emotional health and well-being. In yoga we learn to expand (the belly goes out) on the inhale and contract (the belly comes in) on the exhale. This is called diaphragmatic breathing. We use the diaphragm as our main respiratory muscle. Improper breathing can actually cause pain in the muscles which are not designed to assist in normal breathing. These include lower back, neck, pectoral and jaw muscles.

A yoga practice focuses on deep breathing, which encourages relaxation of mind, body and spirit. It also uses proper diaphragmatic breathing, which focuses on using only the muscles designed for regular breathing. Thus there is a greater opportunity to keep our secondary breathing muscles healthy and pain free.

A breathing practice in the pool actually gives us an additional benefit. The water acts as a natural resistance to our muscles while breathing. The abdominals must work harder, thereby getting an additional workout as the diaphragm becomes stronger in the process for the same reason.

Water is a wonderful support for joints and muscles. Therefore an aquatic yoga practice places less stress on the muscles and joints. The water’s buoyancy may create a situation where a person can do poses in the water that they are unable to do on the mat. The resistance of the water also helps to create more strength than on the mat in some poses.

There is a wonderful atmosphere of playfulness that naturally occurs as we learn to maneuver in the water. It’s just plain fun to move in and out of poses with the added element of water to our practice. Laughter releases our body’s chemicals that support a positive outlook on life, as well as giving us a sense of community that we get from group play.

Here are a few poses to do in the water. Each of these is designed to increase strength, flexibility, relaxation and stamina. I invite you to try them out for yourselves if you are familiar with yoga. If not, it’s best to consult a trained yoga instructor before attempting them. Proper alignment and breathing techniques will prevent injury.

The Mountan Pose (Tadasana): Begin by standing up in the pool, feet hip width apart. Find your connection to the earth as you push gently down through your tailbone and feet. Engage the muscles in your legs by hugging your thigh bones and pelvis with those muscles. Stand firm, yet not ridged as you lift up through your spine, all the way to the base of the skull. Roll your shoulders back and drop the scapula down towards your waist. Arms are gently dropped to each side, palms open. Chin is parallel to the water. Take 5 to 10 deep breaths from the diaphragm (as described in the second paragraph). Call in your energy and simply feel how you are in your body.

Sidebend: From here you can lift your arms overhead and bend to each side, being careful to bend at the waist directly over your hip.

Keep your legs strong, as in Tadasana. Do not drop your chin forward, but keep your head back and in alignment with your spine.

Some research supports the idea that a higher percentage of range of motion is gained by doing appropriate exercises in the water rather than on land. Poses may be held longer with the additional support of the water. Therefore greater flexibility may be gained in the water.

Water has a naturally soothing effect on people. It’s both nurturing and inviting. Since relaxation is key in reducing our reaction to the stressors in our lives, water yoga improves our ability to reduce the negative effect of stress.

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Leg Stretch:

Backbend:

Walk to the side of the pool and facing that side, lift one leg up in front of you and press your foot onto the side with both legs straight. Stand up tall and then, from your hip joints, gently bend forward and lean towards your lifted leg.

Reach your arms out to hold your leg. Take 5 to 10 breaths, gently moving deeper into the pose as your breathe. Repeat with other leg.

Turn around facing away from the wall of the pool. Bend your knees and lean your head back on the edge of the pool. Grab the side of the pool with a hand on either side of your face. Now press into your feet and attempt to straighten out your arms. Expand your chest upward as you arch back, looking towards the sky. Take 5 to 10 deep breaths in the pose, and relax.

Knee to Chest (Apanasana):

Savasana:

Standing upright as in Tadasana, bend one knee and bring your bent leg up as high as your can towards your chest.

Place both hands around the bent knee and squeeze your leg towards your torso. If you are able to do so, place your hands under your heel and lift your bent leg up and in towards your chest at the same time. Be sure to keep the spine upright. Do not bend towards the bent leg, bring the leg to you. Take 5 to 10 deep breaths and repeat on the other side.

If you can float on your back with no assistance, do so as you relax all your muscles. Place a noodle under your feet and shoulders if necessary and completely relax. Let the water rock you gently. Keep your focus on your breath and your body. If your mind takes you into story or drama, simply come back to your focus and breathe. Relax in this pose for about 5 minutes, giving your body, mind and spirit a chance to integrate your asana practice.

Forward Fold (Uttanasana): Face the side of the pool and bring both legs up over the edge of the pool between your hands, which are holding onto the side of the pool. Now slowly straighten both legs up in the air. As you do so, pull your torso towards those legs with your arms. Keep your spine long as your bend through the hip joints. We don’t want to encourage a rounded upper back. Take 5 to 10 breaths in this pose.

Lengthen on your inhale and move closer towards your legs on your exhale.

Abdominal Strengthener: From the Forward Fold, simply bend your knees over the side of the pools edge. Bring your hands behind your head and relax your elbows back. On the inhale lengthen your spine back on the water and gaze upward. As your exhale contract the abdominal muscles and bring your torso towards your bent legs. Be sure to keep the elbows dropped back and relaxed. This will engage your core muscles, rather than your arms, face and shoulders. Repeat 5 to 10 times.

I hope you find the information in this article beneficial. You can adapt any stretches that you are familiar with to the water if you remember to stay within your unique abilities and strengths. I tell my students to come to their edge in any asana practice, but don’t cross it until your body does so without struggle.

Consult your physician before beginning any exercise program. My ongoing yoga classes are Tues. and Thurs. at 9 am. If you would like more information on my yoga classes, or you would like to experience a private stress management, hypnotherapy, or reiki session, please call me at 775 623-0922.

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When school resumes in August, educators, parents, and students will strive to improve reading levels.

According to the Common Core Curriculum, “Students will be challenged and asked questions that push them to refer back to what they’ve read.” Yet, according to Ida Chung, OD, FCOVD, and President of the College of Optometrists in Vision Development (COVD),“students who have eye coordination and eye movement problems struggle to read and have trouble remembering what they read which will make this task nearly impossible. That’s why we observe August as International Children’s Vision and Learning Month , to help educate the public on this vital issue.”

Getting to the root of a child’s reading struggles can be difficult. Parents typically see multiple experts often starting with the basics, which includes an eye exam.

It makes it tough for parents when they suspect that their child has a vision problem yet the experts say nothing is wrong.

For example, Jeremy Doernemann was a good student and got good grades; his problem was he couldn’t get anything done in school. His mother, Donna, explains, “First and Second grade were not as bad as Third and Fourth Grade. That is when he really struggled. I dreaded coming home from work, because I knew the 'Homework Hell' would begin… I asked the Pediatric Ophthalmologist several times if Jeremy’s struggles at school were related to his eye problems. He said ‘absolutely not.’ He said it had nothing to do with his ability to learn and concentrate. I didn’t agree with him but I did not know what to do and who to turn to.”

Jill Anderson ran into a similar situation. Her daughter Morgan avoided reading and struggled with reading

comprehension.In an effort to find out why her daughter struggled, Mrs. Anderson states, “I took Jill to a general eye doctor who told us her vision was fine and she didn’t need any help.”

Fortunately for both Jeremy and Morgan, their parents found out about optometric vision therapy and now they no longer struggle with reading and schoolwork.

Mrs. Doernemann shares, “Vision Therapy changed my son’s life. There are no more tears! Jeremy is able to work faster on homework with better concentration. I no longer hear him say, ‘I CAN’T DO IT!’” Nine months of tutoring at a prominent learning center and Morgan had no major improvements. After doing optometric vision therapy, her mother proudly states, “Reading is much easier for her. Morgan’s grades have improved and her confidence has greatly improved.”

Taben Randall was one year behind in math and writing. Taben was very fortunate that the school nurse actually discovered that his right eye did not track smoothly. His teacher had heard of vision therapy and provided some contacts for his parents to pursue.

Taben’s father, Timothy Randall, is pleased to report that testing, on the Woodcock Johnson III test, before and after vision therapy shows that over the course of only 18 months, “Reading gained 4 grade equivalents, Math gained 3 grade equivalents, and Writing gained 3 grade equivalents."

“It is our hope that this year’s observance of International Children’s Vision and Learning month brings greater awareness of the visual link to reading and learning . A lot of children and their families are struggling unnecessarily,” states Dr. Chung; “When a vision problem is at the root of a child’s difficulties with reading, optometric vision therapy can make all the difference.”

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pants. Every child who has participated by turning in a completed reading time log will each receive an award certificate and be entered into our grand prize drawings. There will also be additional door-prize drawings and prizes for parents of participating children. This year’s program has shown record numbers in turnout. The Summer Reading Program kicked off on Friday, June 13 with “Breakfast and a Book.” We have signed up over 460 children with the Summer Reading Program so far.

In addition to the Summer Reading Program, the Humboldt County Library also provided events every Wednesday and Friday. Some of these activities included Chia Pets, Recycled Robots, Lava Lamps, Race Cars, Make and Eat Science Experiments, and the always popular Tie Dye. We would like to thank all of those who contributed and participated in making this another successful year for the Humboldt County Library’s Summer Reading Program.

Also, do not forget to check out the display case at the library! Jessica Park will be providing horse and tack items for your visual pleasure throughout the entire month of August.

Story Times on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday from 10:00 – 11:00 am and Baby Bounce on Thursday from 10:30 – 11:00 will continue weekly as we wrap up summer and enter into our new school year.

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Imagine the horror and outrage if 95 passengers died in a plane crash every day, 365 days a year. That is the impact of suicide on our families and communities, as 95 people per day die by suicide in the Unites States. Nevada has the 5th highest rate in the nation at 18.4/100,000 and suicide is the 6th leading cause of death for Nevadans. http://dhhs.nv.gov/Suicide The Nevada Coalition for Suicide Prevention (NCSP) invites you to join us on Saturday September 13, 2014 for Winnemucca’s 6th Annual Walk in Memory Walk for Hope.

The purpose of the walk is to connect with one another in our local community as well as being able to connect to the other communities statewide in preventing suicide. The walk helps connect one another to others who have lost a loved one to suicide in reducing isolation and providing support and validation for the feelings survivors do experience. The walk provides a safe and comfortable environment where participants can talk about their feelings and the issues suicide has brought to their lives.

For more information please contact the Walk Coordinator, Alaine Nye at 775-623-9003 or fcaahumboldt@ gmail.com. National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, With Help Comes Hope 1-800-273-TALK www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org

By connecting and talking to one another we can learn new ways of coping with our situation by hearing how others have coped with their loss as well as to come to a sense of hope that we will survive our loss too.

The Suicide Prevention Community Walk will be taking place on this date in nine communities statewide including Douglas County, Elko, Henderson/Las Vegas, Pahrump, Pyramid Lake, Mesquite, Reno, Yerington, and Winnemucca.

The Nevada Coalition for Suicide Prevention is dedicated to partnering and collaborating with local and state individuals and organizations for the development and implementation of evidence based suicide prevention, intervention, and postvention strategies and programs in the State of Nevada. The Frontier Community Action Agency (FCAA) has partnered with the NCSP in coordinating the walk here in Winnemucca, as our community does have a great need in supporting those survivors of suicide loss.

This year marks Winnemucca’s 6th Annual "Walk in Memory - Walk for Hope" community suicide prevention awareness walk which will take place on Saturday, September 13, 2014; registration will begin at 8:00 a.m. at the Winnemucca Community Garden, 151 W. McArthur Ave. Winnemucca, NV 89445. Each person walking is asked to complete a registration form. If you are unable to participate in the walk here in Winnemucca, you can register on line by clicking on the community you want to participate in. Walk participants are asked to donate $20 per individual, which includes a t-shirt connecting us to one another as we support and encourage one another throughout the walk.

All walkers are welcome and any donation is gratefully accepted, as all the contributions go to the Nevada Coalition for Suicide Prevention to advance its mission. To register online or for more information on the individual communities please visit the website www.nvsuicideprevention.org.

Complete the registration form and then complete the PayPal feature as if you do not complete the PayPal feature you will not be considered preregistered. Participants can also print out the registration PDF form, complete, and either mail it in to the address on the form or bring it with you to the walk in your community. To participate on a team, go to the drop down box and select a team already there or enter the name of a team in the “new team” area.

The walk coordinator for Winnemucca is the FCAA’s Program Director Alaine Kliewer-Nye who is a survivor of suicide as well. Kliewer-Nye lost her boyfriend to suicide in 2004, a great uncle in 2005, and in 2006 she lost a co-worker. She is passionate because of the loved ones she has lost to suicide as well as other friends and families who have been affected in our local community over the past 8 years since her return back home.

Kliewer-Nye has training and experience in coping with suicide loss and has been mentored by Jan Bassier, Misty Vaughan Allen, and Linda Flatt with the NCSP. This walk is held annually to remember those who have died from suicide and also to raise awareness and funds to support local prevention efforts. We hope to see you September 13, 2014.

If you are unable to donate $20 for a t-shirt, wear purple and join us to increase awareness and prevent other suicides from taking place.

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