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Here's how RW members rated this race (1044 votes).
In short: Was my first marathon and I really enjoyed it. The night after I vowed never to do another but now I would love to do it again. (But with more training!! :) )Date of review: October 17, 2011
In short: Awesome first marathon experience, brilliant!In full: My first marathon and I'm as chuffed as mint balls with the whole experience. The weather was a little daunting the night before and I was worried the start would be a bit wet underfoot and I would have to run 26.2 miles with wet feet. It turned out ok, and obviously the race course is well maintained so the ground was still firm. I found there was hardly any bunching at the start of the race and it was never crowded (I was near the back though!). The support was brilliant - all the way round there were great crowds cheering you on. I thought the water stations were also excellent, apart from the bin lids not being put up which meant most runners just chucked the bottles - small comment, not even a gripe! Best water station was one of the end ones managed by an under 11's football team who thought it was hilarious to squirt the runners with isotonic drinks....I laughed, but then again, I didn't get sticky...Coming back into the race course was brilliant, so much space for people to be there to cheer you on the last spurt. I loved it. Will deffo be going back next year. I've got a personal best to beat now...Date of review: October 17, 2011
In short: Organisation was first class. Everyone from runners to drinks stations were wonderful. See you all again next yearDate of review: October 17, 2011
In short: Great organisation and support, traffic free roads mainly in the lanes around Chester. Would do againDate of review: October 17, 2011
In short: A great marathon - I expect to be back next year. In full: Everything about the organisation of this race was well done, starting from the friendly emails that I got at intervals from when I entered to the incredibly smooth way that the finish area way organised. A really nice place to run a marathon. And yes, there is a hill coming back into the city but over the course of 26 miles, I don't think that is too bad. It is still a flat course. Date of review: October 17, 2011
In short: First full marathon glad I chose it.In full: Glad I chose this and not Liverpool who decided to have theirs on the same date! Fab day that I will never forget. Only suprise is that it is advertised as flat. I usually run in Yorkshire where there are hills in every race and the bit towards the end where most people were walking looked like a hill to me!Date of review: October 16, 2011
In short: A great first time marathon run Date of review: October 16, 2011
In short: First marathon, not quite prepared enough for the climbs at the end but brilliant race well organised. Plenty of drink stations and the support around the route was fantastic. Recomend every body to take part :)Date of review: October 15, 2011
In full: Surprising that this event is only in year 2? It's that good, everything went like clockwork (aside from my race) from start to finish, the support on the course was excellent, many thanks to everyone for their support and encouragement it really helped (although there are some lonely stretches, harder then I imagined but well worth running, well done to the organiser, volunteers, running clubs, cadets and everyone else who made this such a great event.Date of review: October 15, 2011
In short: Well organised, great support, great courseIn full: Marathon number 11 done and this is up with Dublin as one of my favourites. The race isn't cheap but for your money you get a very well organised race both before, during, and after, a pretty scenic race, great support from many hundreds of spectators along the course, a decent medal, goody bag, and t-shirt! I really enjoyed this perhaps because I set a new personal best by 11 minutes but I could highly recommend this race again. It was the little things that made a huge difference such as having your name on the front of your bib number. This meant especially in the final stages you got great support to spur you on. Well done to the organisers. Date of review: October 15, 2011
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Comments: I'm kind of miffed anyone would use this string as a cross. I don't find it "dull and mushy" at all.
I've tried a good amount of polys and while I wouldn't say this is too stiff, I'd say it is the upper half. I use it and string it in
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Comments: Using it as a $2, soft poly, cross. Dull and mushy for me as a full bed at 53 lbs (24 kilos), but I like
it as a cross to average down the cost and stiffness of a Cyclone main.
From: Anonymous, 8/16
Comments: Good string. Well worth checking out.
From: Zebas, 6/16
Comments: I also purchased this string when it was on sale. Initially, I had Volkl Power Fiber II in my Organix
Plus. I liked it a lot, but thought that I'd give this string a try. I love it. I usually break strings about once a month. I've had
string in my racquet for over 3 months. I play about 3 times a week and am a 4.0 player. I can't see any wear and the
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From: Bill, 11/13
Comments: I'm not a string expert but I really like the Volkl V-Pro strings. I played with them much longer than
recommended for poly strings and didn't feel much of a difference after the initial pop faded. Great control and very
the arm. I dropped into my local pro shop to have my beloved racquet restrung for the fall season. My shop claimed to
have never
heard of these strings (hard to believe, as they are a Volkl dealer) and instead put me in Luxilon strings (I don't know which
The Luxilon were great for about 6 hours before going completely dead, leaving the racquet almost unplayable. Needless
to say, I
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From: Anon, 10/13
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NEW ULM – New Ulm Blue and Red split a hometown, 16-U softball double-header Thursday night at Harman Park in New Ulm.
Blue won the first game 3-1. Blue scored two runs in the first inning. Kelsey Anderson reached base on a single. Tori Botten hit a double that scored Anderson. Nikki Dittrich belted another single that scored Botten to give Blue a 2-0 lead.
Chania Ruehling scored Blue's third run after she hit a single. Hunter Ahlness drove Ruehling in with a single of her own.
Brittney Denn scored Red's lone run in the third inning on a bunt by Nicole Rieger.
Tori Botten was the winning pitcher, throwing a complete game. She struck out five batters.
Denn was the losing pitcher, going three innings and striking out six batters. Anna Mohr pitched the last two innings and she had three strike outs.
New Ulm Red took control early in the second contest when it scored three runs in the first inning. Jensesa Rothmeier led off with a single. She stole second and she advanced to third on an error on a throw to first base. Botten got a hit to drve in Rothmeier.
Bergan Forst got a hit to drive in a run. Denn hit a double to score Tahylor Bolduan for the final run of the inning.
In the bottom of the first, Blue had runners on second and third, but it was unable to score any runs.
The second inning saw the Blue's Emily Grobo hit a double. Sidney Forstner hit a triple to drive in Grobo. Forster scored on an error, closing the gap to 3-2.
Red broke the game open in the fourth inning when it pushed three runs across. Nicole Rieger singled and scored Morgan Schabbert. Emily Zenk's hit scored Forst and Reiger to boost Red's lead to 6-2.
In the top of the fifth inning, Brianna Sieve belted a triple that scored Sarah Hoffman. Sieve scored on a hit by Bolduan to make the score 8-2 Red.
Blue would not die as it mounted a threat in the bottom of the fifth inning. The bases were loaded before Blue scored its final run of the night.
Red was able to get the final out with no further damage and it secured the 8-3 win.
Anna Mohr was the winning pttcher in game two. She pitched three innings, and she had three strike-outs. Brittney Denn earned the save, pitching the final two innings and she had four strike-outs. Denn was 3-for-6 on the night with a double and two singles. Bolduan had three hits over the two games she played.
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Exposure to well defined avalanche paths, starting zones or terrain traps; options exist to reduce or eliminate exposure with careful routefinding. Glacier travel is straightforward but crevasse hazards may exist.
Boom LakeBow hut to Balfour hut via Nic/Olive col Bow Summit area Castlegard Mt. Cirque Peak Crowfoot Pass Diablaret Glacier Elk Lake Summit Forty Mile Creek Fossil Mountain loop Gibbon Pass Haiduk Lake via Shadow Lake Healy Creek – SSV to Healy Pass Hidden Bowl region Hilda Ridge Katherine/Helen Lake circuit Lake Louise resort backcountry accessed from ski area Mt. Gordon (YNP) Mt. Olive Mt. Rhonda South Mt. Thompson Observation subpeaks Paradise Valley Parker Ridge Peyto hut to Bow hut Saskatchewan glacier Skoki Mountain loop Sunshine to Healy Creek Sunshine Village backcountry accessed from ski area West Nile
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In short: Fantastic first 50 milerIn full: Great experience all round - very friendly and low key, great support from Race Director Mike, big emphasis on event being fun and a 'challenge' rather than a 'race', hope to do it next year, really can't fault this as an event.Date of review: July 19, 2011
In short: Brilliant in every way, great way to start year, want to enter for next year NOW!In full: Do this race next year, you will love it! I don't like flat 10k races at all, but I loved every second of this one and had a smile on my face for much of it, even though it is very hard. Cannot recommend it highly enough.Date of review: January 4, 2011
In short: Fantastic race, low numbers beats big city marathons any day.In full: The only downside is trying to drink out of plastic cups when running, not easy! Other than that, no complaints at all.Date of review: November 6, 2010
In short: Small and friendly, great for spectators.Date of review: August 23, 2009
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Gossip Cop: "Robsten is Unbroken"
The outlet claims Pattinson "called it off again after a difficult festive period together" in November and December, allegedly breaking the news to Stewart last weekend.
A source for The Sun says, "She flew to LA and was supposed to be Rob's date for the Golden Globes, but he told her he wants to cool it off."
The Sun insider adds, "He loves her but would rather go back to being good friends so they can rebuild their trust and focus on work after Twilight."
"Kristen's upset but understands," relays the outlet's source. "She shouldn't have pushed him to reconcile after her infidelity. She's hoping he'll come round and time will be a great healer."
Here's the problem.
The Sun, which has spent months sensationalizing stories about Stewart and Pattinson, speculating inaccurately about their plans, and twisting facts to fit a false narrative, is at it again — "reporting" a dramatic, wrong version of events.
Stewart was never supposed to be Pattinson's red carpet "date" at the Golden Globes.
This is an example of an outlet retroactively bending a total non-story into something appearing to support its bogus premise.
What Stewart did do on Sunday was hit the post-Globes party circuit — with Pattinson.
There was no breakup.
Tabloids, frustrated by a lack of drama with the duo, have been floating new baseless "split" rumors.
The Sun — knowing that Stewart and Pattinson (1) avoid speaking publicly about their relationship, and (2) will be spending time apart this winter due to professional commitments — decided to publish a fabricated "breakup" story, giving no substance.
The paper even tellingly leaves open the possibility of a reconciliation, because it wants to cover its tracks when it's proven wrong.
It's because the story is 100 percent false.
Gossip Cop has checked around with sources close to the couple, and no one can confirm any truth whatsoever to the split speculation.
It's just more nonsense from an outlet that's printed more than it's fair share.
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Having gotten that out of the way, really, if Paul had hired three session musicians to play for him, am I really in the minority that Wings wouldn't have been just as good? If I am alone here, I will gladly tip my hat and admit my errant ways. But my point is, if John can say that about the Beatles, I don't think its much of a stretch to say the same about Wings.


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The Viper® Cambridge cabinet is beautifully crafted to enclose and protect your dartboard. Constructed of solid oak with box joints and self-closing hinges, the decorative arched top adds style to your game room. The cabinet doors keep the dartboard hidden from sight when not in use. It includes no-mess scoring with a dry-erase scoreboard and out chart for quick reference.
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Augason Farms Ultimate Emergency Food Storage Kit (1 year, 1 person)
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- 1 year food supply for 1 person
- 7,690 total servings
- 1,703 average calories per day
- 127 - #10 sized cans
- Included wheat grinder
Anyone who has made jam with their grandmother knows the wisdom of emergency food storage is nothing new. Though storing food is one of the most prudent actions we can take to protect our loved ones, in these days of supermarkets and fast food, we often forget about the necessity of long-term food storage. Family owned and operated for 40 years, you can trust Augason Farms' proven shelf life, because you're purchasing from a company that has outlived its guarantees and then some. Whether you're enduring the loss of a job, or the worst that Mother Nature can deal out, be ready for any emergency by starting or adding to your food storage with Augason Farms.
Unlike many food storage options, our Ultimate Kit not only includes the basics, from wheat to freeze-dried fruits, but also a variety of delicious soups and 20 minute entrées, ensuring that you will enjoy the best, while living off your food storage. The kit also includes freeze dried beef and chicken that rehydrate in seconds, reducing prep time. Plus, to make it easy, we are including a bonus wheat grinder.
- 1 person for 1 full year of quality food
- 2 people for 6 months
- Family of 4 for 3 months
Augason Farms Ultimate Emergency Food Storage Kit (1 year, 1 person):
- 127 - #10 Gallon-size Cans and Bonus Wheat Grinder
- 58 different varieties of product included in this kit
- Average Calories per day: 1703
- Total Servings: 7690 servings to create 1,095 complete meals
- Quality long-term food storage
- Affordable
- Variety of recipes on each can
- Bonus - Wheat grinder included
- No refrigeration needed*
- Easy to prepare, simple directions on each can
- Kit will ship in 22 cartons
Cereals and Grains:
- 6 Hard White Wheat - 51 servings per can
- 1 Creamy Wheat Cereal - 36 servings per can
- 1 Super Nutty Granola - 23 servings per can
- 6 Long Grain White Rice - 47 servings per can
- 6 Elbow Macaroni - 26 servings per can
- 2 Quick Rolled Oats - 22 servings per can
- 1 Shortening Powder - 178 servings per can
- 2 Chocolate Fudge Brownie Mix - 45 servings per can
- 3 Blueberry Muffin Mix - 40 servings per can
- 3 Honey Cornbread Muffin Mix - 42 servings per can
- 3 Buttermilk Pancake Mix - 21 servings per can
- 2 Blueberry Pancake Mix - 19 servings per can
- 2 Honey Wheat Bread and Roll Mix - 49 servings per can
- 4 Honey White Bread and Roll Mix - 49 servings per can
- 1 White Granulated Sugar - 595 servings per can
- 1 Honey powder - 15 servings per can
- 2 Dehydrated Potato Dices - 20 servings per can
- 2 Potato Gems - 45 servings per can
- 2 Potato Shreds - 21 servings per can
- 1 Dehydrated Potato Slices - 28 servings per can
- 3 Freeze Dried Sweet Corn - 23 servings per can
- 1 Dehydrated Chopped Onions - 217 servings per can
- 3 Freeze Dried Peas - 19 servings per can
- 1 Freeze Dried Broccoli Florets and Stems - 28 servings per can
- 2 Dehydrated Diced Carrots - 29 servings per can
- 1 Dehydrated Diced Red and Green Bell Peppers - 113 servings per can
- 2 Honey Coated Banana Slices - 21 servings per can
- 2 Dehydrated Apple Slices - 32 servings per can
- 1 Freeze Dried Sliced Strawberries - 18 servings per can
- 1 Freeze Dried Whole Raspberries - 22 servings per can
Eggs and Dairy:
- 6 Country Fresh 100% Real Instant Nonfat Dry Milk - 39 servings per can
- 8 Morning Moo's® Low Fat Milk Alternative - 93 servings per can
- 4 Chocolate Morning Moo's® Low Fat Milk Alternative - 57 servings per can
- 1 Cheese Blend Powder - 43 servings per can
- 1 Butter Powder - 204 servings per can
- 4 Dried Whole Eggs - 71 servings per can
- 2 Dried Scrambled Egg Mix - 92 servings per can
- 1 Freeze Dried Beef Chunks - 13 servings per can*
- 1 Freeze Dried Chicken Chunks - 15 servings per can*
- 1 Vegetarian Meat Substitute Bacon Bits (flavored) - 192 servings per can
- 4 Pinto Beans - 52 servings per can
- 2 Black Turtle Beans - 49 servings per can
Soups and Sauces:
- 1 Chicken Bouillon - 921 servings per can
- 1 Creamy Potato Soup Mix - 33 servings per can
- 2 Southwestern Chili - 34 servings per can
- 2 Beef Gravy Mix - 38 servings per can
- 4 Apple Delight Drink Mix - 103 servings per can
- 2 Orange Delight Drink Mix - 99 servings per can
- 4 Chicken Fettuccine Alfredo - 14 servings per can*
- 2 Asian Beef Teriyaki - 20 servings per can*
- 2 Spaghetti Marinara with Beef - 20 servings per can*
- 2 Beef Stroganoff - 14 servings per can*
- 2 Chili Mac with Beef - 24 servings per can*
- 1 Wheat Grinder
*Cans opened and sealed will last up to 1 year. Best when stored in a cool dry place at temperatures between 55˚F and 70˚F (ideal humidity 15%). Except items containing freeze-dried beef and chicken, and the entree products. These items after opening will last up to one month sealed and refrigerated.
Frequently Asked Questions for Augason Farms Food Storage Products:
Q: How do I compare "servings per can or pail" to product weight and calories?
A: The truth is you cannot. Our serving sizes and number of servings per can are set with respect to government guidelines on food nutrition and recipe requirements for each product. You will find some recipe creations may require multiple servings of specific products to create the recipe. When reviewing food storage kits, a good comparison is based upon number of persons, calories per day, length of time and calculating the total number of meals possible. For example: 1-Person, 1-Year (3 meals per day, 365 days = 1,095 total meals), 1,700 calories per day. Your decision should be based upon average calories per day per person and not the total serving count.
Q: Once I open the product, how long do I have to use the product?
A: Shelf life varies by product and is affected by temperature and moisture. Once the can/pail is opened, the storage life for most products is approximately one year
- Beans, Freeze Dried Fruits & Vegetables: 30 years
- Grains: 30 years (Exception – Brown Rice: 7 years)
- Bakery Staples: 30 years (Exception – Shortening Powder, Flour, Vital Wheat Gluten, Dough Enhancer: 10 years)
- Dehydrated Fruits & Vegetables: 25 years (Exception – Banana Slices, Potato Gems: 10 years)
- Freeze Dried Meats & Entrées: 25 years sealed - 1 month opened
- Delight Drinks: 15 years
- Vegetarian Meat Substitutes, Cereals, Bakery Mixes, Eggs & Dairy: 10 years (Exception – Morning Moo's: 25 years, Chocolate Morning Moo's: 15 years)
- Soups & Sauces: 10 years (Exception – Vegetable Stew Blend, Hearty Vegetable Chicken or Beef Soup Mix: 25 years)
Q: How will my product be shipped?
A: Most items are shipped by small parcel carriers like FedEx. The larger kits will arrive in multiple boxes from a single carrier.
Q: What do the numbers mean that are marked on my Food Storage Kit Boxes?
A: To facilitate fulfillment of your order, all kit boxes are pre-assembled with specific products, then pulled from inventory to assemble your order. Numbers on the boxes may not be in sequential order. Pail items will be shipped in separate cases.
Q: Why when I open the cans/pails, are some only partially filled?
A: With some products, settling occurs and is expected. Cans/pails are sold by weight and not by volume for that reason.
Q: Where should I store my product?
A: Product is best when stored in a cool, dry place at temperatures between 55˚F and 70˚F (ideal humidity 15%). Heat shortens the storage life of any food – the cooler the storage, the longer the storage life. Once product is open, please ensure the lid is secure when storing and use within the guidelines.
Q: If a can gets dented, does it affect the quality of the product?
A: Small dents may occur in cans from shipping, and this is normal. They do not pose a problem, provided the seal has not been broken at top or bottom of the can. If the seal has been broken at the top or bottom of the can, please contact Sam's Club Customer Service to resolve the issue: 1.888.746.7726.
Dents should not occur from shipping in pails. You may however, see indentations in the pail from air pressure changes in shipping. This will not harm the product inside and should straighten out over a short period of time.
Q: Are the cans/pails marked with "use by" dates?
A: Cans/pails are marked with a production date called a Julian date. For example, 15022 means the can was produced in 2015 on the 22nd day (January 22). Each can is also marked with the expected storage life.
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Tomatoes carry alcohol soluble flavor compounds and I'm curious if anyone has experimented with adding alcohol (vodka or other neutral spirit) to their sauce.
Alcohol evaporates ~186 deg so I don't think it would reach that temp for long enough time to completely evaporate but I'm thinking a tablespoon or 2 in a quart of suace.
The alcohol is not in there for the taste so much as alcohol will release flavor compounds not soluble in water.
Sure, try it.I have attached a chart which (I am sure) is completely useless. Even though it is "published" by the USDA, I have a 100% confidence that it doesn't make a rats arse.http://homecooking.about.com/library/archive/blalcohol12.htm
I have added wine to sauce before but never spirits.
I was hoping someone with a more sophisticated palate than mine may tried this. I will give it a shot this weekend.
I have tried wine but my thinking is vodka (or other neutral spirit) may enhance tomato flavor rather than add complementary flavor.
Vodka enhances the tomato flavor in my bloody mary. For that matter, who would drink tomato juice without vodka?
My wife makes a Vodka pasta and that sauce would be AWESOME on a pizza with lighter flavor toppings like chicken and veggies.Didn't think about trying it with pizza till now, I'll get back with some results.


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I'm trying to look at what an architect is and isn't. So I typed 'architect' into Google images to get its take. Drawing boards, compasses, hard hats, crazy buildings, floating stairs.
Agreed. I guess the picture of architects on drawing boards with compasses won't leave people's minds for a while.
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Research Experience for Undergraduates Summer Programs (REUs) offer top Whittier College math and science majors the opportunity to spend summer months learning advanced research methods and preparing for work at the graduate level. With the help and mentorship of Whittier professors, students are able to secure spots in competitive programs. This year, juniors Melanie Peel and Anastasia Bergara both traveled to Texas this summer--Peel to the University of Texas Marine Science Institute and Bergara to the Rice University Summer Institute on Statistics--to take on the challenge of an REU.
Biology and environmental science major Melanie Peel '14 pursued a research project in marine ecology, which examined how population abundance of blue crab larvae varied along a gradient, from the Gulf of Texas to the bays nearby, to determine impact of differing environmental factors.
Math major Bergara explored modeling trends in ground level ozone data, to examine the statistical significance—if any—produced by implementation of the 1992 Clean Air Act.
In both cases, the students found the whole experience well worth it—from exposure to rich local resources and advanced scientific and mathematical processes and instrumentation, to working in collaborative team on challenging projects, to close mentorship on how to approach, analyze, and synthesize high-level data for presentation and further exploration. The pair also found benefit in the professional networking and collegial environment provided throughout the experience.
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Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap: Look to Housing and Insurance
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Housing and insurance are two more themes that will be working in 2013, Jim Cramer told "Mad Money" viewers Tuesday in the next installment in his weeklong series on what investors should be buying on any Washington-induced market weakness.
Cramer said the housing market remains huge, and any company that sells into it should be yielding big returns in 2013. Of course that means the home builders, but they've already run a lot, said Cramer, which is why he'd look into the building-materials and home-furnishing companies.
Everything from Pier 1 Imports (PIR) to Owens Corning (OC) to Whirlpool (WHR) to Sherwin Williams (SHW) should be participating in the housing recovery, said Cramer.
That also means stocks like Weyerhaeuser (WY) , a stock Cramer owns for his charitable trust, Action Alerts PLUS, and Vulcan Materials (VMC) as well.
Cramer's next big theme for 2013: insurance. Yes, it's boring, he said, but given how beaten down this sector has been, there will be only upside as all of their beleaguered investments finally start bearing fruit. Cramer said he's a fan of Travellers (TRV) , along with American International Group (AIG) , another Action Alerts PLUS name.
Executive Decision
In the "Executive Decision" segment, Cramer spoke with Dr. Leonard Schleifer, president and CEO of Regeneron Pharmaceuticals (REGN) , one of the many companies presenting at the annual JPMorgan Chase (JPM) health-care conference this week.
Schleifer said Regeneron is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year and has always been based on doing good science that focuses on what patients need. That's why the company is working is many different areas from cholesterol to eye care.
When asked about the perceived weakness in the quarterly results, Schleifer said some analysts were expecting strong sales after a competitor ran into a formulation problem with a competing drug, but that scenario never materialized. He said Regeneron continues to grow at 50% a year and is expecting to have a phenomenal 2013.
When asked whether his company's new cholesterol-lowering drugs could become bigger than its current Eylea eye-care treatment, Schleifer said he believes that it can. He said REGN72 is a totally new class of cholesterol drug and one that's showing a lot of promise in lowering levels by 60% to 70% with few side effects.
Cramer said Regeneron remains one of his favorite biotech stocks.
Off the Charts
In the "Off The Charts" segment, Cramer went head to head with colleague Tim Collins over the chart of Pfizer (PFE) , a boring Big Pharma name that might just be getting a little more exciting in 2013.
According to Collins' research, the daily chart of Pfizer is displaying the bullish reverse head-and-shoulders pattern, with the left shoulder in October, the head in November and the right shoulder in December. Collins said based on this pattern, Pfizer could see a 6% move in the short term and more over the next six months. This trend was confirmed by the TRIX momentum indicator.


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Hello all furs that live in Oregon. This year we are going to have a Dogster Pup Meet. We are shooting for Sept 17th. We now have a Dog Park opened so we have a safe place for all your precious furs. We would love to have all thoes who live in Oregon...or any State for that matter... that would love to come to please pmail us and let us know your interest in having one. It would be wonderful to meet in the fur. There will be drawings and gifts for the ones attending. Lots of pictures and a video will be taken and posted on Dogster. I live in California but I am going to have a sit down strike until my daddy agrees to bring me.
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Norton recorded anthology of western music [sound recording]
[Hong Kong] : Naxos ; New York : W.W. Norton, p2010
UNI A/M Reserve: M1 .N67 2010 CD
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Christmas [sound recording] / Gary Lamb
Santa Cruz, Calif. : Golden Gate Records, p1990
UNI Art/Music: M21.L352 C47 1990 CD
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Symphony no. 9 [videorecording] / Gustav Mahler ; Regie, Bob Coles
[Munich] : EuroArts, c2004
UNI A/M DVD: M1001 .M21 no.9 G87 2004 DVD
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Piano concertos [sound recording] / Alfred Cortot
[S.l. : HNH International] ; Franklin, Tenn. : Distributed by NAXOS of America, p2000
UNI Art/Music: M1010.C677 P52 2000 CD
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Christmas is so special [sound recording] / Ferrante & Teicher
Hollywood, CA : Capitol, p2000
UNI Art/Music: M1010.F477 C47 2000 CD
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Emblems [sound recording]
[Langley Air Force Base, Va. : Air Combat Command, [1994?]
UNI Art/Music: M1200.A35 E42 1994 CD
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Dawn's early light [sound recording]
United States : Nimbus Records, [198-]
UNI Art/Music: M1200.U633 D38 1980z CD
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Joseph Vincelli spends Christmas with you [sound recording] / Joseph Vincelli
Tyler, TX : Breakaway Records, p1994
UNI Art/Music: M1366.V558 J67 1994 CD
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Christmas with Travelin' Light [sound recording]
Cleveland, OH : Telarc, p1993
UNI Art/Music: M1366.T728 C47 1993 CD
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Christmastime [sound recording] / David Benoit
[Glendale, Calif.] : Bluemoon Recordings ; [Santa Monica, Calif] : Distributed by Rhino Records, p1983
UNI Art/Music: M1366.B466 C47 1983 CD
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Christmas with the Steve Rudolph Trio [sound recording] / Steve Rudolph ; Paul Langosch ; Matt Wilson
Harrisburg, PA : R & L Records, [2002?]
UNI Art/Music: M1366.S737 C47 2002 CD
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Christmas with The George Shearing Quintet [sound recording]
Cleveland : Telarc Jazz, p1998
UNI Art/Music: M1366.G467 C47 1998 CD
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Christmas time is here-- [sound recording]
[United States] : D'Note, p1995
UNI Art/Music: M1366.R487 C47 1995 CD
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Christmas is-- [sound recording] / by Joe Augustine
Portland, OR : Revere Records : Manufactured and marketed by Consensus Management, p1997
UNI Art/Music: M1366.A938 C47 1997 CD
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Christmas love song [sound recording] / Scott Hamilton with strings
Concord, Calif. : Concord Records, pc1997
UNI Art/Music: M1366.H349 C47 1997 CD
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A Chiaroscuro Christmas [sound recording]
New York, N.Y. : Chiaroscuro, p1995
UNI Art/Music: M1366 .C442 1995 CD
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Rodgers and Hammerstein's Carousel [sound recording] : 1994 Broadway cast recording / [music by Richard Rodgers ; book and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II]
[United States] : Broadway Angel, p1994
UNI Art/Music: M1500.R623 C37 1994 CD
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Curtains [sound recording] : original Broadway cast recording / [music by John Kander ; lyrics by Fred Ebb ; book by Rupert Holmes ; original book and concept by Peter Stone ; additional lyrics by John Kander and Rupert Holmes]
New York, N.Y. : Broadway Angel, p2007
UNI Art/Music: M1500.K262 C87 2007 CD
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Crazy for you [sound recording] : the new Gershwin musical comedy : original Broadway cast recording / [music by George Gershwin ; lyrics by Ira Gershwin ; book by Ken Ludwig]
United States : Broadway Angel, p1992
UNI Art/Music: M1500.G381 C72 1992 CD
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The chocolate soldier [sound recording] / Oscar Straus
[S.l.] : AEI, 1998
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New York : BMG Entertainment, 1998
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Burbank, CA : Miramax Records/Hollywood Records, 1996
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New York : Epic/Sony Music Soundtrax, p2002
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Charlie and the chocolate factory [sound recording] : [original motion picture soundtrack] / music by Danny Elfman
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Bye bye Birdie [sound recording] : an original soundtrack recording / [music by Charles Strouse ; lyrics by Lee Adams ; based upon the musical play Bye bye Birdie]
New York, N.Y. : RCA : Distributed by BMG Music, [1988]
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Composed by [sound recording] : classic film themes from Hollywood's masters
Los Angeles, Calif. : Turner Classic Movies Music : Rhino Movie Music, p1997
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Classic film scores for Bette Davis [sound recording]
New York, N.Y. : RCA Victor, [1989], p1973
UNI Art/Music: M1527.2.N374 C52 1989 CD
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Captain from Castile [sound recording] : the classic film scores of Alfred Newman
New York, N.Y. : RCA Victor, p1973
UNI Art/Music: M1527.2.N485 G47 1973 CD
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A Christmas carol [sound recording] : [original television soundtrack] / music composed by Stephen Warbeck
Studio Cith, CA : Varsè Sarabande, p1999
UNI Art/Music: M1527.7.W372 C47 1999 CD
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Christmas with Maureen McGovern [sound recording]
New York, NY : CBS Records, p1990
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A Christmas song [sound recording] / Russ Taff
Brentwood, TN : Sparrow, p1992
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Christmas songs [sound recording] / Mel Tormé
Cleveland, OH : Telarc Jazz, p1992
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A Christmas cocktail [sound recording] / Jaymz Bee & the Royal Jelly Orchestra
[S.l.] : Milan ; New York, N.Y. : BMG Distribution, p1997
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The Christmas album [sound recording] / Johnny Mathis
New York : Columbia, c2002
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Requiem mass / Verdi
[London] : BBC Music, [2013];℗2013
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New York : W. W. Norton & Company, c2010
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"The president of the company and I often fly together because we have such a hard time finding enough time in the office. We'll say 'save that for the trip.' "
Chartering out your jet
Perhaps you own a business jet and have been thinking about making it available for charter. That's not always a great idea (see below) but if it makes sense for you, it can offer a rather painless way to recoup some operating costs. Here's how to proceed.
First, find a few quality operators who have demand for the model or category of aircraft you own. You can locate such operators through AirCharterGuide.com. Ideally, you'll turn up ones near your aircraft's base, so both you and the operator that you ultimately select can maintain easy access to the jet. But a few charter/management companies will operate an aircraft from wherever it's based. These companies "have a strong [charter management] structure in place, and you essentially have your own flight department that acts as a remote operation," said Mike Nichols, a vice president at the National Business Aviation Association. "It's like having an independent franchise."
Data analysis can help you determine where your jet is most needed for charter. Avinode, an aviation data company primarily serving charter brokers and operators, can also provide a customized data analysis for individual owners. "If you own a Challenger 300 that you want to float for charter and you say, 'What's the best place to be in January? Where should I be in February?,' we can do that kind of analysis," said Magnus Henriksson of Avinode. Such reports cost $1,000 to $2,000. Data services Airplanemanager.com and ARGUS International can also provide customized reports to help owners identify their best charter revenue opportunities.
Check the safety record and history of all companies you consider working with, find out about their charter sales teams and visit their bases to get to know the people and operation firsthand. "I think a lot of [business jet owners] spend more time at their Mercedes dealer than at their aviation management company," said Robert Seidel, CEO of JetFlight International in New York City.
Get details on each company's operating experience and charter activity levels with your category and model of aircraft. Ask to speak to owners of similar airplanes in the fleet about their experiences with the operator. Be aware that if your jet is the first of its model or category on the company's charter rolls, "they're going to incur a lot of marketing expense and marketing time to build up hours on that aircraft," Seidel noted.
Determine how many hours of charter revenue you want and the access you're willing to give up to get them. "The key factor is the availability of the aircraft," said Bob Marinace, president and CEO of Oxford, Conn.-based Key Air, which offers charter revenue guarantees for selected aircraft. "We're looking for uninterrupted blocks of time." The blocks of availability needed to reach your revenue targets will vary from operator to operator. At Key Air, "an uninterrupted block of ten days is significant," Marinace said.
"That's something we can really work with."
Simply modifying the standard agreement that mandates owner preapproval for every charter flight "to give the charter company some flexibility in setting the rate within certain guidelines and allowing them to accept a trip" can help make your jet more available, said Dave Weil, CEO and founder of aviation consultancy Flight Department Solutions in Burlingame, Calif. "If I'm serious [about generating charter revenue] I would want to make [approvals] easier."
Charter revenue policies vary. Some operators negotiate rates on a trip-by-trip basis, with the owner typically receiving about 85 percent (from which all trip expenses must be paid) while other operators pay owners a set hourly rate for use of the aircraft. There's negotiating room in all these deals, but if you squeeze the operator hard, it will have less incentive to charter out your aircraft than a similar one in the fleet that gives the company a better return.
Don't focus solely on flight time. "There are a number of profit pockets that owners should be aware of," said Stewart Lapayowker, an aviation attorney in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. For example, charter customers may be charged minimum hours for having the aircraft on a day it sits idle. "Many times you can negotiate receiving a portion of that," said Lapayowker. You may also be able to negotiate a lower management fee that is part of any standard charter/management agreement.
Revenue guarantees are another possibility, but charter providers offering them typically want aircraft that are no more than 10 years old and preferably Wi-fi equipped. (TWC Aviation, Xojet and charter broker Sentient are among the providers that have recently instituted revenue-guarantee programs.) Moreover, revenue guarantees often come with fine print that makes them virtually unenforceable. More important is to work with a trustworthy company that provides realistic charter-revenue forecasts.
"We have customers coming to us who are talking to other [charter management companies] and are being made offers" for guaranteed revenue, said Gary Dempsey, president of Jet Aviation Flight Services–The Americas. "We try to explain that anybody can say anything to get business. When customers say, 'I need 300 hours [of guaranteed charter revenue annually], we explain that in the current market, that's not really going to be reasonable."
Keep in mind that charter revenue is just one aspect of the financial equation in a charter/management agreement. Savings that a management company can offer on fuel, hangaring, insurance, crew training and other operating costs may be more significant. Given the complexity and the sums at stake, you'd be wise to enlist the services of a consultant before reaching your final decision.
Four reasons to think twice
1. While charter revenue can help offset operating expenses for your jet, margins are slim. You can't expect profits to come anywhere close to covering all the costs of ownership.
2. The more charter income you receive now, the lower the hull value and the higher the maintenance costs going forward, due to increased time on the airframe and engines.
3. You likely own a business jet because you want or need unfettered 24/7 access to air transportation, but maximizing charter revenue depends on having your jet available to others as close as possible to 24/7.
4. You may simply be uncomfortable with opening the door to strangers. "Sometimes clients go into [charter] to maximize revenue and then realize that they really don't like the idea of other people being on their airplanes," said Stewart Lapayowker, an aviation attorney in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
This article, like nearly every other article written about Charter Rates and Margins continues the myth that Charter Rates provide slim margins to owners. The only reason the margin would be slim to an owner is because of the massive and inappropriate ongoing management fees charged by middlemen in the charter/booking system, and the constant effort by those same people to push rates down. I do not charter my jet, but am constantly being asked for Charter Services - and the rates offered are HUGE. However, if you were to deduct management fees, booking services, commissions etc, those fees would surely cut into margins. There are plenty of on-line "self-serve" booking Apps - that a jet owner with a good crew, could utilize to MAXIMIZE charter revenue - and get all these middle-men out of the loop who are in most cases all trying to "Retire" ASAP on the Owners Investment in a jet aircraft.
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The Long Term 2 Extended Surface Water Treatment Rule (LT2) is aimed at water supplies originating from lakes, reservoirs, ground water aquifers, and rivers. The purpose of the legislation is to ensure that populations are kept safe from emerging pathogens such as Giardia and Cryptosporidium which demonstrate enhanced resistance to conventional disinfectants such as chlorine.
The Stage 2 Disinfectants & Disinfection Byproducts Rule (DBP) is designed to limit the formation of several byproducts of conventional disinfection, such as Total-trihalomethane (TTHM), Haloacetic Acid (HAA5), Chlorite, and Bromate. Several of these byproducts are either known to be or are suspected to be a carcinogenic.
The EPA uses the mandate of the Safe Drinking Water Act to monitor emerging contaminants, under the Unregulated Contaminant Monitoring Regulation (UMCR2). UV light is used successfully to remove Methyl-t-butyl ether (MTBE), a fuel oxygenate that causes unpleasant taste in water. Likewise N-Nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA) is removed using UV light. NDMA is toxic and is suspected to be a carcinogen.
UV is used as a primary disinfectant for all waterborne organisms. UV is used to photolyze contaminants. As the number of emerging pathogens increases, and as more contaminants need to be controlled, the demand for UV will grow.
Systems are installed in line either vertically or horizontally. The footprint is normally a key factor, as pipe galleries are usually very tight and cramped.
Emerging contaminants are all targets for AOP application; these Advanced Oxidation Processes use the combination of H202 and UV, or occasionally Ozone and UV. AOP processes are also used successfully to remove taste and odor contaminants from surface water, such as Geosmin and MIB.
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As the name implies, SONARPHONE turns your smart phone or tablet into a fully functional sonar system that will rival any high-end sonar on the market today. Uses Patented Wi-Fi signal technology to transmit to smart phones or tablets. The SONARPHONE creates its own WiFi hotspot and you can share your signal with as many people as you wish, the software App is downloaded for free from the App store and works with both Android and iOS systems.
The T-POD, a completely portable floating WiFi transmitter that can be cast from shore or pulled behind your boat, canoe or kayak. The T-BOX options come in either a portable system with a carry case to hold the battery and suction cup mount to put on your boat or you have the more permanent versions that securely mounts in your boat and uses your on board, 12 volt battery supply for nearly unlimited run time. All SONARPHONES come with a neoprene arm band so you will have easy and safe access to your phone display at all times.
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Southwest Georgia Pound Cake
- 1 cup (2 sticks) unsalted butter, softened
- 3 cups sugar
- 6 large eggs
- 3 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup heavy cream
- 2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract (you may use lemon or almond flavoring instead)
Generously grease and flour a 10-inch bundt pan. Do not preheat the oven. Using an electric mixer, cream the butter and sugar together until fluffy. Add the eggs one at a time, beating well after each addition. Sift together flour, baking powder, and salt. Alternately add flour mixture and heavy cream to butter-sugar mixture, beginning and ending with flour. Stir in flavoring.
Pour batter into prepared pan. Put into a cold oven and set the temperature to 325 degrees F. Bake for 1 hour 15 minutes without opening the oven door. Bake for an additional 15 minutes if necessary. Remove from the oven and cool in pan for 15 minutes. Invert cake onto cake plate. For a real treat, serve yourself a slice while it's still warm.
Recipe courtesy of Paula Deen
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The "scrap your boilerplate" approach to generic programming allows the programmer to generic functions that can traverse arbitrary data structures, and yet have type-specific cases. However, the approach requires all the type-specific cases to be supplied at once, when the function is defined: the function is closed. In contrast, Haskell's type classes support open, or extensible functions, that can be extended with new type-specific cases as new data types are defined. In this paper we show how to extend the scrap-your-boilerplate approach to support this open style. On the way we demonstrate the desirablility of abstraction over type classes, and the usefulness of recursive dictionaries.
We extend the "scrap your boilerplate" style of generic programming in Haskell to accomplish an additional range of applications. This includes several forms of serialisation and de-serialisation, test-set generation, type validation, and type erasure. To this end, we provide a well-designed reflection API for datatypes and constructors, and we also provide more general means of extending generic functions for given monomorphic or polymorphic types. The presented approach is readily supported in the GHC implementation of Haskell.
We describe a design pattern that for writing programs that traverse data structures built from rich mutually-recursive data types. Such programs often have a great deal of "boilerplate" code that simply walks the structure, hiding a small amount of "real" code that constitutes the reason for the traversal.
Our technique allows most of this boilerplate to be written once and for all (perhaps even mechanically generated), leaving the programmer free to concentrate on the important part of the algorithm. These generic programs are much more robust to data structure evolution because they contain many fewer lines of type-specific code.
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Pomfret water district a reality after years of stalemates
By SHIRLEY PULAWSKI
OBSERVER Staff Writer
After a long wait and several setbacks, the town of Pomfret's north end water district is physically becoming a reality.
The town took delivery of service line in December and its engineering firm Wendel Companies began putting the pipes into the ground.
Longtime Councilperson Patricia Christina said, "Nearly five years from beginning to finally putting pipes in the ground – it was a struggle, but the town board and highway superintendent knew the struggle was worth providing clean water to our residents as well as providing possible economic development."
The town was awarded a $10,000 grant to complete a water supply study in 2007. The purpose of the study was to investigate portions of the town in which a supply district would be feasible and investigate water quality in the potential service area. It also included developing a hydraulic model for a proposed system and cost estimates.
The project began after the report was published in 2008 detailing water problems in the area with many residents with inconsistent and poor quality service from private wells. It was determined village of Fredonia water treatment plant could be a viable water supply to the town once infrastructure was put in place, and negotiations between the town and village began.
Getting the project off the ground meant each side needed to accept financial responsibilities for different steps in the project which took years to negotiate.
In June 2010, the village passed a resolution of intent to sell water to the town. Village Attorney Sam Drayo drafted 22 points of concern in the contract, which was sent to the town early in the fall of that year. One of the conditions was the town would pay for the cost of an engineering study.
Other points of contention were keys to the negotiations, including responsibility for water infrastructure in the Laona water district and rights by the village to review any new commercial business customers which might put heavy use on the village reservoir.
Financial obligations were the strongest sticking points. At a village board meeting in January 2011, Drayo said, "I wanted to just be sure that there is nothing that happen(s) in the town district that create(s) an expense to the village residents. That should be paid by the town."
By February, the village was being asked to pay for the cost of the engineering study Drayo earlier asked the town to pay in the June 2010 draft. The study involved determining the size of supply lines the village would need to install for efficient water delivery among other details.
Then-town Councilman Rod Pennica said the study was too broadly based to be the sole responsibility of the town.
"I'm not sure everything on your task list are technically things that we can assign as legitimate expenses for the district," Pennica said at the February meeting of the village board. "Just because you're demanding it, there may be reviews that say it's really not necessary for the district. … If you hand us a bill for $35,000 for all of the tasks and it's reviewed and said something really isn't necessary, then we can't pay for it."
In response, village Trustee Joseph Cerrie raised concern about raising water rates, which would ultimately be handed down to both village and town residents.
"My concern is … that we're going to have another water rate increase, which I don't want to see. So, I say no."
Other village trustees concurred with Cerrie, but a compromise was reached regarding points in the Laona water district which satisfied both sides.
In March, however, a new problem arose, just as the two boards were ready to enter into an agreement. The Department of Environmental Conservation was unsatisfied with a 20-year water usage projection included in the prior study.
"Their concern is water flow rates, fire protection … things like that. If it was like any other district it should have been passed in March of 2010," then-Councilperson Charles Civiletto stated.
By May, the town paid the village about $18,000 for its share for the engineering review. In June, may board members wanted to move forward, but it was estimated the review would take an additional 13 to 16 weeks to complete.
In early October 2011, good news came for the town. Rob Klavoon of Wendel Companies announced the study was completed and funding could be secured for a $1.3 million grant and a $3.3 million interest-free loan to cover the costs associated with the proposed phase one of the district.
However, not all of the news was good: the cost for the project was increased from $4.3 to $4.6 million due to an additional 3,000 linear feet of water line needed to be installed as a result of the study.
In 2012, the new year brought new issues to the table before the problems were resolved. By February, the engineering review by the village engineers answered a key question raised by the DEC: the village was determined to have an adequate supply of water to meet its own needs and supply phase one of the north end water district. That month, the village submitted a new draft proposal to the town, which quickly returned a counter proposal. At the end of February, village Mayor Stephen Keefe said he had no majors concerns with the counter proposal after reviewing it with Drayo.
In April, however, a new stand-off began between the town and village concerning old rates listed in numerous prior contract drafts.
Town Supervisor Donald Steger said, "I don't understand why commercial customers are being charged three times the rate."
Drayo explained the rates were always three times the village rate for commercial customers, and 1.7 times the village rate for residential customers. "The rate has always been three times the village rate for Pizza Hut, Patton's and others," Drayo said.
To end the new stalemate, Keefe put together an ad hoc committee at the end of April to address the concerns and a compromise agreement was reached. It once again appeared a contract was on the verge of being signed until a new glitch slowed the process. The state Department of Health and the funding corporation, EFC, took issue with some of the contract terms. Steger explained the problems the DOH and EFC had with the last draft were about language surrounding the terms under which the village could terminate the 30-year contract. Meanwhile, a representative from Wendel expressed concerns a deadline may be looming regarding the funding from EFC.
Wording in the draft contract was changed to address the concerns made by EFC and the DOH, and, after four long years, a formal agreement was finally signed in July in front of a crowd of town residents packed into the town hall. In August, EFC approved the $1.3 million grant and $3.3 million low-interest loan for the project and the process of requesting proposals for construction contracts began.
In October, as years of planning and stalemates and struggles began to take shape into action, Civiletto had praise for the current town board. "I want to thank the board for all their work. They asked (former councilpersons) questions, and they are working to take care of all the people."
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Wesley R. Carlson
DOLLAR BAY – Wesley R. Carlson, 95, of Dollar Bay, died Saturday, October 26, 2013, at the Jacobetti State Veterans Home in Marquette where he had been a resident since December, 2010.
He was born on July 3, 1918, in Wolverine, a son of Theodore and Johanna (Hyrkas) Carlson. He was a 1937 graduate of Hancock High School. On November 14, 1942, he married Bertha (Betty) Nordbeck. He was a U.S. Army WWII veteran, having served in North Africa, Sicily, France and Germany.
Wesley was a member and past commander of Bay Post #6028 V.F.W. of Dollar Bay and the American Legion Alfred Erickson Post #186 of Hancock and a former member of the Order of Runeberg Lodge #8 of Dollar Bay.
Wesley was employed by the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company since graduating from high school until his retirement in 1975. He was the store manager in Hancock for many years. He also worked at stores in Iron Mountain, Marquette, Calumet and Ishpeming.
Wesley enjoyed fishing for lake trout and spending time at his hunting camp near Mohawk.
Preceding him in death were his wife Betty, granddaughter Melanie Carlson, 5 brothers: Harry, George, William, Karl, and Art, 3 sisters: Helen, Esther, and Sylvia. Surviving are: 2 Sons: Gerald (Gail) Carlson of Marquette, and Raymond Carlson of Negaunee; 2 Daughters: Gail Joyal of Dollar Bay, and Carol (Steve) Koss of Negaunee; 5 Grandchildren: Jason Carlson of Negaunee, Christopher Carlson of Ishpeming, Jennifer Joyal of Houghton, Thomas Joyal of Lake Linden, and Lenora Joyal of Portage, WI Several nieces and nephews
Funeral services for Wesley will be held at 11 A.M. on Wednesday, October 30, 2013, at the Memorial Chapel Funeral Home in Hancock with the Rev. Sally Wilke to officiate. Veterans services will follow by the Copper Country Veterans Association. Burial will follow at the Lake View Cemetery in Calumet. Friends may call at the funeral home on Wednesday from 10 A.M. until time of services.
To view Wesley's obituary or to send a condolence to the family please go to www.memorialchapel.net. The Memorial Chapel Funeral home of Hancock has been assisting the family.


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Our picks for the best new entr�es in the frozen food aisle.
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