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Vol.3,No.206

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Wheatgrass Arts and Gallerys

December Artist of the Month isBrittany Archambault. Tere will bea reception in her honor this Friday,December 5th from 5:30-7:30 p.m. On display at Wheatgrass for themonth of December is a collection ofBrittanys typography artworks. Its basically a Sharpie oncanvas, she explained, with a splashof Gouache (opaque water color)here and there. Ive always enjoyed

typography as no two pieces are ever

alike, she says. I love that. If Brittany finds a quote thatjust seems fitting, her Sharpie goesto work, be it two words or a lengthysentence. One of her works happensto be a quote from her pastor that hithome with her: Seek the Kingdom ofGod above all else and live righteouslyand he will give you all that you need. Another favorite is a quote hermother found: Every love story is

beautiful but ours is my favorite.

Brittanys Sharpie can also goto the canvas for anyone who has aquote or saying. Everyone is welcome to stop byWheatgrass Arts and Gallery, locatedat 531 2nd Avenue South, this Fridayevening for some wine, cheese anda little Christmas cheer to check ouBrittanys brilliant typography andbrowse through the other artistsdisplays.

Brittany Archambeault Is Artist of the Month at Wheatgrass


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Road conditions are reported based on first handobservations by MDs experienced plow drivers and arupdated as conditions change. Weather and road conditionchange rapidly so motorists should use caution and beprepared. ravelers are also reminded, Dont Crowd the PlowTese vehicles are large and use a lot of room to operateSnowplows typically travel slower than posted speeds whileremoving snow and ice from the roads and drivers field ovision may be restricted. Many snowplows are rear-endedeach winter so remember to slow down, stay back and beprepared for winter maintenance materials spread from theback of the truck. o ensure a safe and happy holiday season motorists aralso reminded of the following: urn off cruise control in thewinter. Expect ice or frost on bridge decks and shaded areasAlways have a sober driver, and always buckle up. Plan ahead and stay aware of current conditions whentraveling. Remember to check MD Mobile, call 511or visimdt511.com/to check road and weather conditions. Montanas Vision Zero is moving the state toward zerodeaths and zero injuries on all Montana roads througheducation, enforcement, engineering and emergency medica

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Heat waveSaturday?

Tonight: Partly cloudy, with a low around 7. Wind chillvalues as low as -3. East wind 5 to 9 mph becoming calmafter midnight.

Thursday:Partly sunny, with a high near 23. Calm wind.

Thursday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 6. Calmwind.

Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 24. Light andvariable wind.

Friday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 15.Southeast wind 7 to 10 mph.

Saturday: Partly sunny, with a high near 37. South

southwest wind around 8 mph.

Saturday Night:A slight chance of rain and snow. Mostlycloudy, with a low around 22.

Sunday:Partly sunny, with a high near 31.

Sunday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 13.

Monday:Partly sunny, with a high near 31.

Monday Night:Partly cloudy, with a low around 19.

Tuesday:A slight chance of rain and snow. Partly sunny,with a high near 35.

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Te Governors Office of Community ServiceMontana Campus Compact, and Student AssistanceFoundation announced today that the 2015 Youth ServeMontana Scholarships are now available for up to 100Montana high school seniors. It is the tenth year forthis exciting scholarship opportunity aimed at studentsdedicated to volunteering. Te Youth Serve Montana Scholarships rewardstudents who have volunteered over 100 hours in the lastyear and who want to further their education in stateTis year, 100 high school seniors will receive $1,000toward continued education at one of Montana CampusCompacts public, tribal, private, or community collegesand universities. Community Service is an important factor for

college admission officers when determining thestudents who will attend their institution, said LtGovernor Angela McLean. Students who are dedicatedto improving their communities at home are likely tocontinue that commitment as they pursue a continuededucation elsewhere in Montana. I am always impressed

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to see the time and resources that many high schoolseniors devote to brightening the lives of those aroundthem while also preparing for their future, and thisscholarship provides an opportunity to do just that. Tese scholarships are an important way werecognize students for their commitment to betteringtheir communities, said Jane Karas, Ph.D ., chair ofMontana Campus Compact and president of Flathead

Valley Community College. By rewarding thesestudents, we are positively reinforcing their choices andproviding a lasting impact that will encourage them tobe lifelong volunteers. Students throughout Montana deserve a rewardfor the thousands of hours they contribute annually tomaking Montana a better place, said Kelly Cresswell,Student Assistance Foundation vice president ofFoundation Activities. Student Assistance Foundationis honored to play a role in recognizing these students

through the Youth Serve Montana Scholarships. Te Youth Serve Montana Scholarship applicationform, guidelines, and FAQs can be found online at serve.mt.gov. Completed applications, proof of volunteer hours,confirmation of a Free Application for Federal Student Aid(FAFSA), and enrollment in a Montana post-secondaryinstitution must be submitted to the Governors Office ofCommunity Service by April 15, 2015. Te Youth Serve Montana Scholarship applicationform can now be accessed, filled out, and submittedthrough an online form powered by Student Assistance

Foundation. Te link to the online form is located onserve.mt.gov/youth-servemontana. Te Governors Office of Community Service,Montana Campus Compact, and Student AssistanceFoundation would like to encourage students seekingvolunteer work to take advantage of the increase involunteer opportunities during the holiday season.Students should contact local shelters, food banks, orvolunteer organizations to see how they can best servetheir community. Youth Serve Montana Scholarshipshave been made possible through support from the

Governors Office of Community Service, MontanaCampus Compact, and Student Assistance Foundation. Student Assistance Foundation is a nonprofitMontana corporation that provides students withknowledge and tools to pursue and fund theirpostsecondary education. Funds generated by SAFare returned to Montanans in the form of educationgrants, scholarships and public benefit programs - todate totaling more than $29.6 million. Visit http://www.safmt.org or http://www.SmartAboutCollege.org.


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continued on back page

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the inaugural

Beer Mile World Championships! Yes, the Flotrack Beer Mile World Championshipsare being held this evening, Dec. 3rd, in Austin, exas. What is a beer mile? In short, it is a recognized race with very specificrules that involves competitors drinking a completecan of beer, then running a 400-meter lap on a track, fourtimes in a row. Four beers, four laps, as fast as you can do it.Cookie tossing has gotten the better of many a beer-miler. Te sudsy race was invented back in 1989 by seven

Canadian runners in their late teens and early 20s,looking for a laugh on a muggy August night. Swill fourbeers and sprint four laps beer, lap, beer, lap, and soon. Adding beer to the mile seemed a fine combinationof the groups primary pastimes that summer. Tey hadbecome friends through high school cross-countryand track. Te youngest, Graham Hood an eventualOlympian in the 1500 meters was 17, still in highschool, and still under Ontarios legal drinking age of19. Te oldest, at 26, was Kelly Harris, who had coacheda few of the guys on their city running team.

During Flotracks early years, Mark Floreani and Ryan

Crack, tip, chug, burp & run, its the Beer Mile!

Thursday, December 4th4:00-7:00 P.M.

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Fenton had a vision of organizing a beer

mile event to feature the undergroundcommunitys finest athletes. In Aprilof 2014, the Beer Mile was brought tothe forefront when the coveted five-minute mark was bested by JamesNielsen4:57 to be precise. Nielsen happens to be a two-time NCAA NationaChampion in the 5-K. Hes dedicated the past year totraining and can now run a mile on an empty stomachin 4:10. With a belly full of beer, he figures he can makeit in maybe 4:25. So thats saying he can chug four beersin around 15 seconds. Mark and Ryan realized that the fastest beer milerneeded to square off in a race under the same lights. Anultimate Beer Mile Champion needed to be crowned: aBeer Mile World Champion! Make no mistake, though the idea seems like ajoke, participants and organizers take it very seriouslyespecially at the world championship level. It will haveall the trappings of a pro-level track meet, includingfully automatic timing, strict adherence to the beer mil

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rules, a $5,000 prize for the win and a new world record. And there will actually be more than one championas there is also the womens elite beer milers.

Now, here are the official rules for this eveningsFlotrack Beer Mile World Championships:Each competitor drinks four cans (or bottles) of beerand runs four laps on a track.

Start - beer/lap, beer/lap, beer/lap, beer/lap - Finish

Beer must be consumed before the lap has begun,within the transition area.

(The 10 meter zone before the start/nish line.)

The race begins with the drinking of the rst beer in thelast meter of the transition zone.

This ensures the competitors run a complete mile.

Competitors must drink cans or bottles of beer and the

contents will be no less than 12oz.

Bottles may be substituted for cans as long as they are atleast 12 oz (355 ml) in volume.

No specialized cans or bottles may be used that give an

advantage by allowing the beer to pour at a faster rate.

Super mega mouth cans or vortex bottles and othersuch containers are prohibited.

Beer cans must not be tampered with in any manner.

No shotgunning or puncturing of the can except for

opening the can by the tab at the top.

Beer must be a minimum of 5% alcohol by volume.

The beer must be a fermented alcoholic beverage

brewed from malt and avored with hops.

Each beer can must not be opened until the competitorenters the transition zone on each lap.

Competitors who vomit before they nish the race mustcomplete one penalty lap at the end of the race.

Immediately after the completion of their 4th lap.

Like it or not, beer-mile mania is for real. Beermilers are in running clubs and start-ups, on campusesand Olympic teams. In fact, the guys who invented itare now teachers, accountants, I executivesin otherwords, well-adjusted folks who could be your neighbors. Lance Armstrong even decided to give the sport a

go at a recent qualifying event, but the challenge provedtoo much. Armstrong has completed the New York CityMarathon in under three hours twice, but the disgracedcyclist was unable to make it past a single lap of the BeerMile. Watch the Beer Mile World Championships live asit is being broadcasted from Yellow Jacket Stadium inAustin, exas; coverage begins at 5:00 our time. Go towww.flotrack.com. Te women elite run at 6:25 p.m. withthe men elite to follow. une in to see who will be crownedthe first ever Flotrack Beer Mile World Champion!

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