Blockbuster LLC
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Oct 23, 2026
Melo FinlinsonHOST
Right, but couldn't they move it somewhere else for another jury? They've done that for other cases.
Dale DesmondHOST
Yeah, I mean, I think for other cases, yeah, I think this is, I think whether you're in Emory County or in Kane County or in Washington County, I don't think it matters.
Dale DesmondHOST
I think there's just as much coverage unless you're to move it to Florida or somewhere like that.
Melo FinlinsonHOST
Well, they'd want it to be like a Republican state, I'm sure.
David JamesHOST
Ute fans live and travel from all over the state.
David JamesHOST
I don't get back to Emery County until at least 3:00 in the morning after these late games, and that is rough."
Patrick KinahanHOST
It is.
David JamesHOST
Yeah.
MarkHOST
Yeah.
MarkHOST
Emery County Sheriff Tyson Huntington said on social media that dispatchers were, received a report of a truck on fire about 8:00 PM Saturday at mile marker 293 on State Route 6.
MarkHOST
"Dispatch was also advised that the trailer on fire was hauling french fries," Huntington wrote.
MarkHOST
"Despiteing the overwhelming urge to stop at home and grab a bottle of ketchup or fry sauce, Esko Deputy, uh, Josh Opp dashed out to the scene." I, yeah, I think I would've found time to go grab a bottle of, uh, of Heinz, right?
Nick EicherHOST
It was pretty much a total loss, although one first responder did salvage a fistful of fries, but only that.
Nick EicherHOST
The Emery County sheriff said that deputies resisted the urge to stop for ketchup on the way to the call.
Nick EicherHOST
He was kidding, of course.
Nick EicherHOST
Typically, fries are the upsell.
Eric NielsenHOST
The Utah School and Institutional Trust Lands Administration already agreed to lease a 640-acre parcel to Baylor for up to 100 years.
Eric NielsenHOST
The company has already been testing its Ward 250 microreactor at the San Rafael Energy Research Center in neighboring Emory County.
Eric NielsenHOST
Non-nuclear construction could begin as early as late this year, with the first reactors potentially going live in 2028.
Eric NielsenHOST
And residents are not happy.
Jared StewartGUEST
Brigham City, there's a couple companies up there that are developing a workforce for nuclear.
Jared StewartGUEST
And also in Emory County, there's the San Rafael Energy Research Lab.
Jared StewartGUEST
And I think that's a state-run research lab where they can test new technologies for nuclear.
Jared StewartGUEST
And you're seeing some interesting things happen in that realm.
Aaron WeissHOST
... that someone may actually try to permit this thing before the public has any chance to weigh in.
Kate GroetzingerHOST
Um, so continuing on with the preposterousness, Valour actually did put a test reactor online in Emery County this summer, and it was able to power just one Nvidia chip.
Kate GroetzingerHOST
Um, NVIDIA, excuse me.
Kate GroetzingerHOST
I'm sure you've heard of these chips.
Maria ShilaosHOST
Yeah.
Mike AndersonCORRESPONDENT
They tested one of their own in Emery County, which worked, but another point that, uh, Dr. Davies brings up is that what they're proposing is a good quarter of a million times larger than that one test.
Mike AndersonCORRESPONDENT
And so in his mind, from his scientific way of looking at things, this really hasn't been proven.
Mike AndersonCORRESPONDENT
It's all just very theory.
Marty CarpenterHOST
So when you can do that, that's really beneficial to a lot of people.
Holly RichardsonHOST
So this company d- it's Valor Atomics, and they, they did a small test with a small reactor in Emery County in June, and I remember seeing some of the press that came out about it.
Holly RichardsonHOST
But one of the things that they do is they cool it with helium instead of water, right? So it's, it uses very little water.
Holly RichardsonHOST
Um, and, and of, of course, people are concerned, "Okay.
Marty CarpenterHOST
So when you can do that, that's really beneficial to a lot of people.
Holly RichardsonHOST
So this company di- it's Valor Atomics, and they, they did a small test with a small reactor in Emery County in June, and I remember seeing some of the press that came out about it.
Holly RichardsonHOST
But one of the things that they do is they cool it with helium instead of water, right? So it's, it uses very little water.
Holly RichardsonHOST
Um, and, and of, of course people are concerned, "Okay, well, does it actually scale? This is just little, um, does it actually scale?" But I think it, just the, the idea, like, I, I like the idea of saying beehive, right? Because then I can see it's, like, buzzing.