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Cancun - Caribbean Carnaval Cruise
Enjoy the spirit of the Caribbean's Carnaval (Mardi Gras) year round on this party cruise!
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Cancun - Chichen Itza Classic
The amazing classic tour to Chichen-Itza! Fun for the entire family!
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US$ 125.00 Adults / US$ 94.00 Kids
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Cancun - Columbus The Lobster Dinner Cruise - Lobster
Columbus Lobster Dinner Cruise is one of Cancuns most famous night tours. It is a tranquil trip through the romantic and mild waters of the Nichupte Lagoon on our Spanish Galleon Columbus.
US$ 99.00 Adults / US$ 99.00 Kids
Cancun - Columbus The Lobster Dinner Cruise - Surf n Turf
Columbus Lobster Dinner Cruise is one of Cancuns most famous night tours. It is a tranquil trip through the romantic and mild waters of the Nichupte Lagoon on our Spanish Galleon Columbus.
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Cancun - Columbus The Lobster Dinner Cruise - Vegetarian
Columbus Lobster Dinner Cruise is one of Cancuns most famous night tours. It is a tranquil trip through the romantic and mild waters of the Nichupte Lagoon on our Spanish Galleon Columbus.
US$ 89.00 Adults / US$ 89.00 Kids
Cancun - Pirate Assault
Sail off the Caribbean, join the fearless gang of buccaneers and take home your part of the booty! Great family fun for everyone!!
US$ 88.00 Adults / US$ 44.00 Kids
Cancun - Rio Secreto Expedition
Dare to live a fantastic experience in one of the most incredible locations in the Riviera Maya that begins in the moment you arrive at the Natural Reserve.
US$ 109.00 Adults / US$ 54.50 Kids
Cancun - Speedboat Tour
Come and enjoy our most popular and exciting tour, in which you will be driving your own two-person speedboat through the majestic mangrove channels of the Nichupté lagoon (Cancun). You will reach the beautiful Punta Nizuc, part of the worlds second-largest coral reef where you will have an unforgettable snorkeling experience while admiring the unbelievable marine life.
US$ 69.00 Adults / $ 49.00 Kids
Cancun - Tulum Express
Visit this city that is icon of the Maya culture in the Mexican Caribbean and the only built facing the sea. Due to its amazing architecture and location on a cliff facing the turquoise waters of the Caribbean sea, Tulum is the third most visited prehispanic site in Mexico.
US$ 57.00 Adults / US$ 41.00 Kids
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Visit this city that is icon of the Maya culture in the Mexican Caribbean and the only built facing the sea. Due to its amazing architecture and location on a cliff facing the turquoise waters of the Caribbean sea, Tulum is the third most visited prehispanic site in Mexico.
US$ 159.00 Adults / US$ 79.50 Kids
Cancun - Whale Shark Adventure
Enjoy an adventure tour getting to observe and swim or snorkel besides the biggest fish in the world: the impressive whale shark!
USD$ 195.00 Adults /US$ 136.50 Kids
Cancun - Xplor Tour From Cancun
The longest and highest 1.86 mile zip lines of the region ending on a refreshing Cenote plunge, adventure jungle tours on amphibious vehicles, an underground universe of 437 yd rivers where you can swim while admiring rock formations, a stunning route across subterranean caverns with natural wells while paddling a raft, and finally a delicious light buffet, that will recharge your energy.
US$ 149.00 Adults / US$ 74.50 Kids
Costa Maya - Dolphin Encounter
Enjoy a learning and interactive experience fun for all ages! A great way to introduce young and old to the wonders of dolphins and sea life!
US$ 79.00 Adults / US$ 69.00 Kids
Costa Maya - Dolphin Swim Adventure
Enjoy a learning and interactive experience fun for all ages! A great way to introduce young and old to the wonders of dolphins and sea life!
US$ 109.00 Adults / US$ 99.00 Kids
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An estimate is a guesstimate just like the estmate of the crowd before Obama in Berlin...it all depends whose side or more correctly which media is making the estimate...but the numbers will be going nowhere but up as people stand up for the truth, and this is what its about...lies and deception.
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So crowd estimates vary. 60,000 or 2,000,000.
Ultimitely what outcome do you predict?
Subvert the dominant paradigm?
Good Luck
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What outcome will there be? I'm not a psychic. I just hope that people that have worked all their lives don't have to relinquish what they saved and were required to be put into social security divided up for those that sat on their asses and expected government handouts.Those that worked all their lives in hopes of pursuing life,liberty, and happiness are the people that are protesting.
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"We give dogs time we can spare, space we can spare and love we can spare. And in return, dogs give us their all. It's the best deal man has ever made." M.Facklam
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Someone from our area who went to DC over the weekend reported this:
I went to DC last Saturday. I never saw so many people in my life. It was reported yesterday a university from Illinois (I think I heard) came up with 1.7 million people from a satellite imagery system program.
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The University's First Couple held the annual Senior Brunch at their residence for this year's graduating students. About 100 soon-to-be graduates attended the brunch. Later that evening, Dr. Williams and his wife hosted the newly elected Student Government Association Executive Officers for a dinner that also included the University vice presidents.
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There has to be more to this...right?
Judge Mark Martin, an Iraq war veteran and a convert to Islam, threw the case out in what appears to be an invocation of Sharia law.
The incident occurred at the Mechanicsburg, Pa., Halloween parade where Ernie Perce, an atheist activist, marched as a zombie Muhammad. Talaag Elbayomy, a Muslim, attacked Perce, and he was arrested by police.
Judge Martin threw the case out on the grounds that Elbayomy was obligated to attack Perce because of his culture and religion. Judge Martin stated that the First Amendment of the Constitution does not permit people to provoke other people. He also called Perce, the plaintiff in the case, a "doofus." In effect, Perce was the perpetrator of the assault, in Judge Martin's view, and Elbayomy the innocent. The Sharia law that the Muslim attacker followed trumped the First Amendment.
I mean...sure the guy was probably a doofus. But is it now OK to attack people for being dumb? Cause if so, I'm taking the next month off of work to hand down a number of beatdowns that are looooong overdue.


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Today, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner joined their Chinese co-chairs, Vice Premier Wang Qishan and State Councilor Dai Bingguo, for the fourth joint meeting of the U.S.-China Strategic and Economic Dialogue (S&ED). Secretary Clinton said, "Our relationship has grown closer and more consequential, and the web of connections that link our nations is increasing."
She continued, "As a result, this dialogue is even more necessary today than it was when it began, and the eyes of the world are once again upon us. The Chinese people and the American people looking for us to work together for their benefit, and the international community looking to us to work together for the world's benefit; in today's world, no global player can afford to treat geopolitics as a zero-sum game, so we are working to build a relationship that allows both of our countries to flourish without unhealthy competition or conflict, while at the same time meeting our responsibilities to our people and to the international community."
Secretary Clinton also welcomed five new U.S.-China EcoPartnerships during a signing ceremony today. Secretary Clinton said, "...This illustrates once again that the United States and China can and will work together in new ways and through many channels to address our common challenges on energy and the environment, two issues that transcend politics that we live with every single day in our homes, our businesses, and our communities."
During the signing ceremony for the EcoPartnerships, Secretary Clinton welcomed China's decision to join the Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves. The Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves is a public-private partnership that seeks to save lives, improve livelihoods, empower women, and combat climate change by creating a thriving global market for clean and efficient household cooking solutions. By joining the Alliance, China will help meet the Alliance's goal to ensure 100 million homes adopt clean and efficient stoves and fuels by 2020.
While concluding her remarks at today's U.S.-China S&ED opening session, Secretary Clinton said, "I think it's fair to say China and the United States cannot solve all the problems of the world, but without our cooperation, it is doubtful any problem can be solved. And so we are working as we go forward with our dialogue, seeking opportunities for engagement, building ties that are not only between governments but family, friends, entrepreneurs, students, scholars, artists, and so much else."
You can follow Secretary Clinton's travel to China on www.state.gov.
Palgye in South Korea writes:
Chen Guangcheng --
Positive for Chen Guangcheng If you did not attempt to solve, for economic cooperation with China, the results of the talks, types, and derive results only as a courtesy, Sec on the ability of the Chinese people have spent a little thought to the negative attention.
Chinese and Western people think very different way of thinking ....
rather than System and the rule of law, one person to follow the leader without any conditions - on the basis of human relationships in the system,
Derogatory action if there is an appropriate response, perhaps ....
Beneficial to China, or select a judgment in favor of the United States reserves, and to prevent recurrence of this situation to find a way to think.
(France's political position and Afghans, to revive the old state is considered a good solution.)
Philippines, I do not know about the Philippines .....
Southeast Asian countries, China's most powerful influence on the economy and the country, for this reason, large-scale protests of the people of the Philippines, I think the reason is to raise.
If, ADB borrowed money from, when implement policies to develop the economy, this vicious circle is maintained - perhaps, from the development of financial conglomerates and how to choose, while the exploitation of foreign capital inflows are thought to be: -
Former dictator's assets in the Philippines have been performed with the policy of reduction, I saw news.
In this way, established by the dictatorship and corruption of wealth back to society sikyeoseo,
Low-income residential environment improvement and large-scale civil engineering projects (infrastructure), through the creation of jobs and the middle class to implement policies that contribute to, but what do you say? some property, reducing the concept of community feedback sikyeoseo, the Philippines and the hostile feelings of the natives sikyeoseo refrain from provocative actions, I think is to find a way to coexist.
The economic stimulus package just for the Philippines, is considered critical. As always, if successful businessman, and scammers are fail.
The latter is likely to be suspect.
If successful, China 's economy is more likely to be suspect. In the field of military cooperation with the United States, but ...
Loan from the beginning, rather than the inside to remove the dark parts of the past, while causing internal unity by enforcing policy, loan providing agencies such as ADB believes that the need to reduce the burden. In this situation, you may choose any way, expect to get the same results.
The Philippines has a poor economic base, military confrontation with China, the defeat, but, with the support of the U.S. financial industry conglomerates and the Philippines have developed ten thousand and two, China's economy is thought to be included in the area. China's economy, including areas not to oppose the Philippines. Good results are expected. Youngtobunjaengman to disappear .... But, you think they are looking for alternatives.
You already feel that experience. While supporting a dictator, to maintain hegemony in Southeast Asia, unconditional support to fail,
In addition,
In order to regain, through many operations, results obtained .....
Do not like this woman.
For South Korea, without any experience in performing the role, just only for political calculation, only for the benefit of specific groups, all of the people as a way to avoid the burden, to think that seduce us.
Palgye in South Korea writes:
Chen Guangcheng-
(try to refrain from this story, but i want to, for a construction contract in Dubai to go,
trying flatterto President or the Secretary
that should tell you my thinking,
I think.
Read? If you do not like it and ... ever.)
The commotion, and my judgment,
American (Sec) and interferes with China's economic cooperation and, through a visit to China to get others to benefit, an attempt to steal, I think. China also weaken the influence of a Sec ...
If, Chen Guangcheng to the United States, the Sec attempt if you want to take,
As the talks ended without economic performance and near Sec Chinese politicians to look at the damage, the worst case, Chen Guangcheng in the United States was forced to declare by the possibility of political choice (in the worst case is a ...?) ...
Most of the Chinese people, I traveled until 2011, human rights and religion more and more interested in money than the success and think. Jasmine, like revolution, social reform within the voluntary collective action to occur, which require at least 5-7 years to think of a time-consuming. But, the Chinese also know the falsehood of forward, but only for personal career, the rights of others to ignore the Chicken game, accepting it without any filtration, the current situation of human rights, rather than in China's social system and the law enforcement process How to grow to the level of developed countries choose to believe. Concern for human rights continue to be, but with the Chinese people to accept a difficult subject, containment of China, rather, the Chinese people on the West to sustain banbalman to expect.
I'd like to travel back to China, Chinese people like to travel with acceptable topics. Of the Chinese way of life, an attitude of respect for them, would be a positive change in the direction expected.
Containment over Tibet and human rights -- leaf falls in, in the event of flooding, I will flow again ....
W.W. writes:
We must have a new Bretton Woods, building a new international financial architecture for the years ahead with One world leader
... just kidding...
Gaonet in Hong Kong writes:
It is exactly 70 years since of our brave soldiers sacrificed so greatly in Corregidor and Bataan. Thousands perished for our freedom. Why are we standing idly by, officially neutral, while China claims the entire South China Sea and bullies our great ally the Philippines? I guess we can beat up Libya, Iraq, Afghanistan, but we are afraid to even confront China and tell them point blank they are wrong on their territorial claims. Why spend $800B yearly on defense if we are afraid to tackle the tough issues?


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DPS agent arrested
April 7, 2006
An agent assigned to the Special Investigations Division of the Clovis Department of Public Safety was arrested Thursday, accused of fabricating police citations.
Dolores Ledezma-Pinon, 51, is charged with five counts each of forgery, tampering with public records and disposition of citations.
Department of Public Safety Communications Director Peter Olson said after anomalies were discovered in citations Ledezma-Pinon had written, her supervisor, Sgt. Jessie Carter, contacted investigators.
Ledezma-Pinon resigned from her position earlier this week, according to Olson. She had been on administrative leave with pay since March 15, according to DPS documents.
The suspect was released Thursday on a $25,000 bond.
Ledezma-Pinon's attorney, Rob Perry of Albuquerque, said previously his client was innocent and would not be available for comment.
Ledezma-Pinon has worked in Curry County law enforcement about 17 years, including the last nine years with the state, according to Perry, who did not return calls Thursday seeking comment.
According to an arrest warrant filed in Curry County Magistrate court on Thursday, five citations for open container and minor in possession of alcohol were forged, court records show. Records show the citations in question were not turned into the court for processing.
A certified document examiner concluded three citations were not signed by the persons they had been issued to following microscopic examinations of the citations on March 29.
His examination was based on comparisons to Department of Motor Vehicle signature records.
When investigators interviewed the alleged recipients of the citations, they all denied being issued a citation by Ledezma-Pinon. Court records indicate one of the men was in jail at the time the citation was issued.
Olson said although the persons listed on the citations were not fined and have no court records from the citations, future background checks of internal law-enforcement databases could potentially reveal the false information.
"That it happened initially is a concern, but the fact that we caught it should tell people that sometimes people do bad things and we have the ability to catch them and take care of those things," Olson said.


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Genealogy, local history and historical research in New England and other interesting places. Nutfield was the former land grant ................................. that is now the towns of Londonderry, Derry and Windham, New Hampshire.
Monday, August 15, 2011
A Furniture Label leads to some old Ancestors!
Copyright 2011, Heather Wilkinson Rojo
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You write the best stuff! I love this! Great discovery and research. Any connection to the Ethan Allen company?
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Probable starters for series in Indianapolis
The RailRiders try to stay hot tonight against one of the best teams in the IL, when they start a four-game series against Indianapolis.
TONIGHT: RailRiders RHP Brett Marshall (5-8, 5.35) vs. Indy RHP Stolmy Pimentel (2-3, 2.60), 7:05 p.m.
WEDNESDAY: RailRiders LHP David Huff (4-4, 3.36) vs. Indy RHP Brandon Cumpton (4-7, 3.69), 1:35 p.m.
THURSDAY: RailRiders TBA vs. Indy LHP Kris Johnson (9-4, 2.44), 7:05 p.m.
FRIDAY: RailRiders TBA vs. Indy RHP Daniel Bromberg (0-1, 3.60), 7:15 p.m.
Now, I'm going to answer your question before you even get a chance to ask it:
I don't have any idea why the RailRiders have TBAs listed for Thursday and Friday, because it really should be clear. Caleb Cotham is on turn for Thursday, and Michael Pineda would be on full rest Friday. I'm going with TBA for now for a few reasons: 1.) That's what is on the board, and the board is official, and 2.) I've tried to guess, at least privately, in the past, and nine times out of 10, the obvious answers aren't ultimately the correct answers with this team. In cases like this, something is usually in the works.
I'm getting a lot of people from Indy asking me which day Pineda is going to pitch, and they're smart enough to count five days up from his last start and guess that the next one will be Friday. All I'm saying is, don't be upset if it isn't. We'll probably have something much more definitive tonight, and as soon as I know whether something is set in stone, you'll know.


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Debates of May 3rd, 2004
House of Commons Hansard #46 of the 37th Parliament, 3rd Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was aboriginal.
- Constitution Act
- Canada National Parks Act
- Criminal Code
- Genie Awards
- Fishing Industry
- University of Prince Edward Island
- Firearms Act
- National Forest Week
- The Environment
- European Union
- Pay Equity
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- Persons with Disabilities
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- Canadian Foundation for Innovation
- World Press Freedom Day
- Science and Technology
- Transportation
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- Government Contracts
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- National Defence
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- Foundations
- Fisheries
- Infrastructure
- Taxation
- Technology Partnerships Canada
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- Public Service
- Fisheries and Oceans
- Air Canada
- National Defence
- Shipbuilding
- Multiculturalism
- Health
- Atomic Energy of Canada Limited
- Justice
- Cinar
- Shipbuilding Industry
- Government Response to Petitions
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Criminal Code
- Fisheries Act
- Budget Implementation Act, 2004
Oral Question Period
2:55 p.m.
Edmonton West
Anne McLellan Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness
Mr. Speaker, I would hope that the hon. member knows that those institutions that have been established do incredible work across this country. I would like to give him one example.
Last Thursday I had the opportunity to be in Edmonton, Alberta with the capital health authority, with the premier of the province of Alberta and many other health care professionals. What we saw there was Health Infoway dollars at work. This will be the first health authority in the country to develop an integrated electronic patient record.
That is how we transform the health care system. That is a good expenditure of taxpayer dollars.
Atomic Energy of Canada Limited
Oral Question Period
2:55 p.m.
Joe Comartin Windsor—St. Clair, ON
Mr. Speaker, the Minister of Natural Resources indicated last week that the RCMP was investigating allegations against Atomic Energy of Canada and its agents regarding bribes and kickbacks in its attempt to obtain a contract to construct Candu reactors in Bulgaria.
Could the government confirm that the RCMP is in fact investigating this matter, and whether any steps have been made to encourage the whistleblower to come forward by ensuring that person will not suffer penalties for so doing?
Atomic Energy of Canada Limited
Oral Question Period
2:55 p.m.
Chicoutimi—Le Fjord
André Harvey Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Natural Resources
Absolutely, Mr. Speaker.
Oral Question Period
2:55 p.m.
Canadian Alliance
Carol Skelton Saskatoon—Rosetown—Biggar, SK
Mr. Speaker, the exploitation and abuse of children in the sex trade is a growing global problem. The government has failed to deal with the Canadian problem in the past 11 years.
When will the government deal with this and protect our children from this horrendous abuse?
Oral Question Period
3 p.m.
Mount Royal
Irwin Cotler Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada
Mr. Speaker, as soon as the opposition allows us to pass the legislation.
Oral Question Period
3 p.m.
Richard Marceau Charlesbourg—Jacques-Cartier, QC
Mr. Speaker, we know that the Minister of Justice received the RCMP report on the CINAR production company on December 23, 2003. We know it is the responsibility of the Attorney General of Quebec or of Canada to initiate legal proceedings based on charges filed under the Criminal Code or a particular federal statute, in this case the Copyright Act.
Can the Minister of Justice tell us whether legal proceedings will soon begin in the CINAR case?
Oral Question Period
3 p.m.
Mount Royal
Irwin Cotler Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada
Mr. Speaker, I cannot comment on any case and I have no knowledge of this specific case.
Shipbuilding Industry
Oral Question Period
May 3rd, 2004 / 3 p.m.
Peter Stoffer Sackville—Musquodoboit Valley—Eastern Shore, NS
Mr. Speaker, when it comes to shipbuilding, the government completely ignores the interests of all of Canada.
With the recent announcement of the naval vessel replacement program, all the opposition has asked for is that the government commit over $2 billion worth of taxpayers' money to Canadian shipyards to build Canadian ships using the Canadian industry and Canadian workers.
Why is it so difficult for the government to say yes to the Canadian industry and Canadian workers?
Shipbuilding Industry
Oral Question Period
3 p.m.
David Pratt Minister of National Defence
Mr. Speaker, let me say once again that the government is committed to having the ships built in Canada if a competitive environment exists. I would suggest to the hon. member that with respect to this project, which as I indicated earlier is a very important project for the navy, that he have a bit more faith with respect to the Canadian industry and Canadian workers to be able to do the job.
Government Response to Petitions
Routine Proceedings
3 p.m.
Roger Gallaway Parliamentary Secretary to the Leader of the Government in the House of Commons
Mr. Speaker, pursuant to Standing Order 36(8), I am pleased to table, in both official languages, the government's response to 16 petitions.
Routine Proceedings
3 p.m.
Canadian Alliance
Bob Mills Red Deer, AB
Mr. Speaker, it is my pleasure to present a petition from my constituency.
The petitioners call upon Parliament to enact legislation creating a new system of grants aimed at reducing financial barriers to individuals so that Canadian colleges and universities receive sufficient resources to maintain a system of post-secondary education that is financially accessible to all qualified persons.
Routine Proceedings
3 p.m.
Anita Neville Winnipeg South Centre, MB
Mr. Speaker, I have the pleasure today to present a petition on behalf of the United Church of Canada's Beads of Hope Campaign.
The petition contains approximately 3,000 signatures requesting that the Parliament of Canada act on the HIV-AIDS pandemic. Those signatures represent part of the total of approximately 40,000 signatures that the Beads of Hope Campaign has received so far in support of this campaign.
Routine Proceedings
3:05 p.m.
Judy Wasylycia-Leis Winnipeg North Centre, MB
Mr. Speaker, I am pleased to table yet another petition based on concerns around the lack of labels on alcohol beverage containers warning of the dangers of fetal alcohol syndrome.
The petitioners point out that Parliament gave almost unanimous support for this matter back in April 2001. All this time has passed and yet there has been no action on the part of the government. The petitioners call upon Parliament to put pressure on the government to carry out the wishes of Parliament and the people of Canada.
Questions on the Order Paper
Routine Proceedings
3:05 p.m.
Roger Gallaway Parliamentary Secretary to the Leader of the Government in the House of Commons
Mr. Speaker, I ask that all questions be allowed to stand.
Questions on the Order Paper
Routine Proceedings
3:05 p.m.
The Speaker
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Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton traveled to Singapore on November 16-17 to meet with senior government officials, including Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and Foreign Minister Kasiviswanathan Shanmugam, on a wide range of issues.
Secretary Clinton delivered remarks on "Delivering on the Promise of Economic Statecraft" at Singapore Management University on November 17. Secretary Clinton said, "It has been three years since I was last here with President Obama, when we came for our first APEC meeting. And that trip helped launch what has been called our pivot to the Asia Pacific."
The Secretary continued, "For the first time in modern history, nations are becoming major global powers without also becoming global military powers. So, to maintain our strategic leadership in the region, the United States is also strengthening our economic leadership. And we know very well that America's economic strength at home and our leadership around the world are a package deal. Each reinforces and requires the other."
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High school roundup
Area baseball
Three runs in the fifth inning helped Russell-Tyler-Ruthton climb back from a 4-2 deficit on its way to a 5-4 victory over Tracy-Milroy-Balaton in a Camden Conference baseball showdown Monday in Tyler.
The win improves the Knights' record to a perfect 5-0 on the season, while TMB drops to 5-2.
Shay Wabeke earned the win on the mound for the Knights, striking out nine batters in seven innings. He gave up four runs (one earned) on six hits with four walks.
Wabake also went 2-for-4 at the plate, while teammate Brent Wiering had a game-high three hits.
TMB's Austin Gleis was the only Panther with a multi-hit game. He went 2-for-4.
TMB-Parker Lanoue, Beau Priegnitz. RTR-Shay Wabeke. WP-Wabeke. LP-Lanoue. 2B: RTR-Brandon Ker.
Wabasso 5, MVL 3
The Wabasso Rabbits spotted Minnesota Valley Lutheran three first-inning runs, but rallied for five unanswered runs in a 5-3 Tomahawk Conference baseball victory in Milroy on Monday.
Neil Eichten started for the Rabbits and allowed three runs on six hits, four walks and struck out five. Seth Guetter picked up the save, pitching a perfect seventh inning with two strikeouts. Blake Altermatt and Caleb Salfer each provided the offense for the Rabbits. The duo was a combined 4-for-6 with four singles and drove in four runs.
Nick Dewarz pitched a complete game for MVL, striking out seven in the loss. Justin Bruns had a two-RBI double in the first, while Deandre Parker drove in the other Charger run.
Wabasso improves to 4-3 on the year (3-2 Tomahawk) with the win and returns to action for a road game against Sleepy Eye St. Mary's today.
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M-Nick Dewarz; W-Neil Eichten, Seth Guetter (7). WP-Eichten. LP-Dewarz. S-Guetter. 2B: M-Justin Bruns
CMCS 11, Dawson-Boyd 0
The Dawson-Boyd baseball team was shut out in a five-inning Camden Conference loss to Central Minnesota Christian, 11-0, in Prinsburg on Monday.
Bluejays' starter Sam Ohden struck out six in his five-inning complete game shut out, giving up just two hits and walking one.
Three Blackjacks pitchers combined to allow 11 runs on seven hits in four innings. Daniel Baldwin started and took the loss.
Grant Hoekstra and Jacob VanDyken drove in two runs each for CMCS, while Nate Gerdes stole two bases.
The Blackjacks (0-4 overall, 0-4 Camden) are still searching for their first win on the year and host MACCRAY on Thursday.
D-Daniel Baldwin, Braden Thompson, Justin Lee; C-Sam Ohden. WP-Ohden. LP-Baldwin.
Area softball
An assumed slugfest turned out to be a pitchers' duel as Jenny Welu and the Tracy-Milroy-Balaton Panthers out-pitched Kristi Bose and the Murray County Central Rebels to a 3-1 non-conference softball win in Tracy on Monday.
Welu allowed just one run on four hits and a walk while striking out five. She also had a double in the game. Sara Stoneberg did as well, and also drove in a run. Courtney Paczkowski was 2-for-3 with an RBI and three stolen bases and Alyssa Campbell knocked in the final TMB run.
Kristi Bose struck out six and walked five while picking up the loss for MCC. Taylor Schreier drove in the Rebels' only run in the top of the sixth. Lissa Carlson had two hits.
TMB improves to 6-1 on the season and travels to Tyler for a conference doubleheader with Russell-Tyler-Ruthton on Thursday.
MCC drops to 5-2 with the loss and travels to Edgerton for a Red Rock Conference game against Edgerton/Southwest Minnesota Christian today.
M-Kristi Bose; T-Jenny Welu. WP-Welu. LP-Bose. 2B: T-Welu, Sara Stoneberg.
Vikings claim Camden sweep against Blackjacks
Emily Stienessen belted a three-run home run as part of a six-run third inning of Game 2 to help the Minneota/Canby/Lincoln HI softball team pull off a Camden Conference sweep of Dawson-Boyd Monday in Dawson. The Vikings won Game 1 6-5 and finished off the sweep 7-3 in Game 2.
Brook Bauman earned the win in the circle in the opening game, allowing five runs on five hits in five innings pitched. Bauman also drilled a triple for the Vikings. Shay Buysse added a double, while Ricki Kallhoff was 2-for-3 with a double.
Sadie Zaiser took the loss in Game 1. Nicole Jurgenson had the Blackjacks' only extra-base hit with a double. Andrea Lee was 2-for-3.
Stienessen's three RBI homer in Game 2 was the only extra-base hit for the Vikings, who improve to 3-3 on the season (3-3 Camden). Kelsea Tolk was the winning pitcher, limiting Dawson-Boyd to three runs on seven hits.
Andrea Lee knocked a double for the Blackjacks (4-5, 3-5) and Sydney Giese was credited with the loss.
Dawson-Boyd is back on the diamond on Thursday when it hosts Lakeview for a conference doubleheader. Minneota hosts a doubleheader with Lac qui Parle Valley the same day.
Game 1
M-Brook Bauman; D-Sadie Zaiser. WP-Bauman. LP-Zaiser. 3B: M-Bauman. 2B: M-Shay Buysse, Ricki Kallhoff; D-Nicole Jurgenson
Game 2
M-Kelsea Tolk; D-Sydney Giese. WP-Tolk. LP-Giese. HR: M-Emily Stienessen. 2B: D-Andrea Lee.
Wabasso 6, MVL 5
The Wabasso Rabbits extended their winning streak to four games Monday with a 6-5 win over Minnesota Valley Lutheran in a Tomahawk Conference softball game in New Ulm.
Kimberly Frank earned the win in the circle for the Rabbits, who improve to 4-1. She gave up five runs on four hits with eight strikeouts and a pair of walks. She also had a pair of hits at the plate.
Wabasso's Shawna Rogotzke and Callie Rohlik each had two singles in the victory.
The Rabbits resume conference play Wednesday with a game at Springfield.
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W-Kimberly Frank. MVL-Carlie Maasz. WP-Frank. LP-Maasz. 2B: W-Kendra Eichten, Alyssa Rothmeier; MVL-Mikyla Weilage 2, Jordan Marotz.
Lakeview goes 1-1 in Camden doubleheader vs. MACCRAY
After a five-inning complete game shutout for Sadie Stelter in Game 1 of a Camden Conference doubleheader with MACCRAY, the Lakeview softball team struggled with errors in Game 2. The two teams spilt the twin bill in Cottonwood with Lakeview claiming the opener 4-0 and the Wolverines dominating in an 11-3 nightcap.
Stelter struck out five and walked three in her shut out win. Anissa Peppersack drove in two runs on a double, and Rachel Kurtenbach went 2-for-3 for the Lakers.
In Game 2, MACCRAY jumped to a 7-0 lead after 2 1/2 innings before coasting to the 11-3 win, thanks in part to four Laker errors. Peppersack took the loss in the circle for Lakeview, allowing six runs in two plus innings.
Jennifer Summers, who was credited with the loss for MACCRAY in Game 1, pitched 2 1/3 perfect innings of relief to secure the win for starter Annie Sandry. Summers also had an RBI double in the game.
Lakeview travels to Dawson-Boyd for a conference doubleheader on Thursday in its next outing.
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L-Sadie Stelter; M-Jennifer Summers. WP-Stelter. LP-Summers. 2B: L-Anissa Peppersack.
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M-Annie Sandry, Jennifer Summers (3); L-Anissa Peppersack, Sadie Stelter (4). WP-Sandry. LP-Peppersack. 3B: M-Molly Friese. 2B: M-Summers.
Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City struck for a six-run fourth inning en route to an 8-3 victory over Yellow Medicine East Monday in Grove City.
Hannah Wilner led the Falcons at the plate, going 3-for-4 with a triple. Teammate Natasha Dallmann added a pair of doubles.
Allie Trudel got the start for YME and gave up eight runs on seven hits. She struck out seven batters and walked two. Trudel was the top YME batter in the game, going 2-for-3 with a double.
The Sting (2-4 overall) look to rebound today with a doubleheader against Benson/Hancock in Granite Falls.
YME-Allie Trudel. ACGC-Sydney Larson. WP-Larson. LP-Trudel. 2B: YME-Trudel, Cassie Struffert; ACGC-Natasha Dallmann 2. 3B: ACGC-Hannah Wilner.
Area golf
WWG boys', girls' golf teams edge Falcons in Sanborn
The Westbrook-Walnut Grove boys' and girls' golf teams came away victorious in a Red Rock Conference triangular Monday in Sanborn.
The WWG boys were led by Dana Madson's nine-hole round of 38 and fired a 183 as a team. Red Rock Central came in second with a 197 and Southwest United was three strokes back in third.
Taylor Lindaman shot a 44 for the Chargers, the same score as RRC's top golfer on the day, Brandon Sohre.
Only three shots separated the WWG and RRC girls' golf teams Monday. WWG took first place with a 231. The Chargers were led by Abby Herding's round of 50. Makayla Meier paced the Falcons with a 56.
Boys' Team Scores: 1. WWG 183, 3. RRC 197, 3. SW United 200.
RRC Individual Scores: Brandon Sohre 44, Casey Engen 51, Darren Kronbach 50, Jesse Polk 52.
WWG Individual Scores: Dana Madson 38, Taylor Lindaman 44, Reed Bakken 48, Trey Kockelman 53.
Girls' Team Scores: 1. WWG 231, 2. RRC 234. Incomplete: SW United.
RRC Individual Scores: Makayla Meier 56, Kate Hagan 61, Jaycee Nelson 59, Kylie Redenius 58.
WWG Invidual Scores: Abby Herding 50, Paige Erickson 65, Avoree Bakken 56, Kelsi Wahl 60.
MCC golf splits with Fulda
Grant Everson carded a dual-low 38 to pace the Murray County Central boys' golf team to a 25-stroke victory over Fulda on Monday. On the girls' side, the Raiders edged out MCC by two strokes. The 9-hole dual was held at Slayton Country Club.
Ben Loosbrock and Adam Christensen each shot 40 for the Rebels, while Devin Erickson's 41 rounded out the scoring. MCC posted a team total of 159.
Cole Dierks had the low round for Fulda with a 39, though the Raiders shot 184 as a team.
Hannah Davis for MCC and Madeline Westra for Fulda took co-medalist honors in the girls' dual with identical 49s. Davis was joined by Kirbie Tedrick's 54, Liz Prahm's 55 and Macy Halbur's 59 on the day.
Boys' Team Scores: MCC 159, Fulda 184
MCC Individual Scores: Grant Everson 38, Ben Loosbrock 40, Adam Christensen 40, Devin Erickson 41.
Fulda Individual Scores: Cole Dierks 39, Todd Peterson 45, Brandon Everett 49, Justin Dierks 51.
Girls' Team Scores: Fulda 215, MCC 217
MCC Individual Scores: Hannah Davis 49, Kirbie Tedrick 54, Liz Prahm 55, Macy Halbur 59.
Fulda Individual Scores: Madeline Westra 49, Caitlin Strenge 52, Katie Reynolds 57, Brittany Leinen 57.


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Planning panel approves 10 business condos
NEW ULM – The Brown County Planning Commission approved four Conditional Use Permit (CUP) applications Tuesday.
The permits included one from Terry and Joann Petersen allowing construction of up to 10 business condominiums to be used as storage or individual units in a Limited Industrial Zoning District of Cottonwood Township.
Petersen said he would like to pre-sell the buildings to be constructed just west of State Highway 15 and just north of County Road 25, across the road from New Ulm Truck Drop, LLC. The property would be owned by a condominium association that would be responsible for property taxes, mowing and snow removal. Condo buildings would be owned by clients.
The commission also approved:
Renewing Darlene Wolf's existing CUP to allow up to 15 dogs at any one time in an existing dog kennel business in a General Business Zoning District in Cottonwood Township.
Renewing an existing CUP application by Kurt Kratz to continue allowing up to 780 Animal Units (2,600 head) of hogs in a wean-to-finish operation and up to 50 AU (50 head) of beef steers for a combined total of 830 AU in the A-1 Agricultural Protection Zoning District, Burnstown Township.
Renewing an existing CUP application by Scott Helget to continue to allow up to 900 AU (3,000 head) of hogs in a wean-to-finish operation in the A-1 Agricultural Protection Zoning District, Burnstown Township.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (290 votes).
In short: good race again, lots of water and good support in the villagesIn full: thanks again to brentwood and their sponsors including the local authority for another good year. good signage up for drivers and good marshalling with plenty of water stations (was quite warm in parts yesterday!). testing hill at end, and loads of spectators as came down finish shute - never seen so many at a local race! thanks again!Date of review: March 22, 2010
In short: well organised in a nice setting, the hill at 12 miles is a killer though.In full: this race was my first organised half marathon, though im training for London Marathon and was very good for people new to that distance. the only down points were the ban on earphones (ridiculous rule) and the big roundabout at 2 and a half miles (though it was marshalled well). i will probably be back again next year.Date of review: March 22, 2010
In short: Great race, good course and well organisedIn full: Fast start, then goes into some nice villages, few upflats to test the legs but overall a really nice raceDate of review: March 21, 2010
In short: Really nice raceIn full: Struggled with a cold and groin strain, but still really enjoyed the morning. Well organised and the marshalls were all very good and encouraging, even a limping wimp like me!Date of review: March 21, 2010
In short: Well done Brentwood for a great morningIn full: Well organised race, lots of friendly marshalls, good support especially being lots of lanes with few footpaths.Fast 2 mile start, dodgy A12 crossing the plebty of country lanes and picturesque villages that i never knew were there.More undulating than expected and a testing incline to sap your strength at the end, hey ho still got a PB even with wasting 30 seconds at 2 miles with a loose lace, shocker!Date of review: March 21, 2010
In short: Well worth getting out of bed for..In full: Nice build up run for London marathon training - very pleasant course - no real hills to contend with. Few dodgy junctions however, but marshalls were able to keep control of the traffic. Good number of water stations. would certainly do this again.Date of review: March 21, 2010
In full: What you might call a challenging course - nothing too unpleasant but plenty of testing inclines. The last hill was a particular killer though - I really thought my legs were going to give out but then I did take 2.5 min off my PB so it wasn't just down to the hill.Organisation seemed very smooth and having a marching band lead us to the start was an excellent touch. Big thanks to all the marshalls who were excellent as ever.Date of review: March 21, 2010
In short: one to rememberIn full: good course,well organised,excellant medal at finish.can't wait till next yearDate of review: March 21, 2010
In short: Quick course with good support in a few of the villages on the way.In full: Course is fast, but take care not to go out too fast, it's tempting as the first 2 miles are downhill. The last mile is uphill and a good test for tired legs, I almost blew a gasket going up it today!Mild weather brought out the spectators in many of the villages. Didn't experience the usual problems with traffic in the last few miles today, although did just about get clipped by a caravan.Organisation seemed good this year. Everything underway on time and plenty of marshals along the course. Water stations well stocked when I went through.Thumbs up from me.Date of review: March 21, 2010
In short: Good PB potential course with great support along the way!Date of review: July 8, 2009
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Japan benefit concert
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Japan Self-Defence Forces personnel carrying out corpses of earthquake victims. � Flickr User Hoomey
A concert to benefit the rebuilding of Japan in the aftermath of the triple disaster is 7 p.m. Mar. 20 in Ritsche Auditorium.
Performed by the nationally known St. Cloud State Wind Ensemble, Ganbare Japan! — Japan Relief Benefit Concert will include American classics as well as Japanese band works by Soichi Konagaya and Toshio Mashima.
View the concert poster (PDF).
The concert will raise funds for victims in the Tohoku region of northeastern Honshu Island. The disasters on March 11 that killed more than 16,000 people started with a 9.0 magnitude earthquake that created a tsunami and led to a nuclear plant leak in Fukushima Prefecture.
Japanese festival customs, attire and traditions will be on display in the lobby preceding the concert. Professor of music and Director of Bands Richard (Rik) K. Hansen will give a pre-concert talk on his residency experiences teaching in Japan and on the current state of rebuilding.
Donations will be accepted at the event with proceeds going to CRASH Japan, a non-profit Christian disaster relief organization based in Tokyo meeting the needs of survivors in Tohoku.
The Wind Ensemble is the University's premiere concert band ensemble, comprised of the finest wind and percussion musicians on campus. The ensemble is committed to performing the highest quality music, ranging from time honored classics to world premieres of new music. The band is nationally recognized with frequent performances for national, regional and state professional conventions.
Tickets are free for SCSU students and employees, children under 12, senior citizens and veterans. Adult tickets are $8.
Call Atwood Memorial Center at 320-308-4081 for advance tickets and for further information.
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