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For Dr. Janice Price with the Windmill Animal Hospital the case hits close to home.
"The dog in question that was exposed to the rabid skunk is one of my own patients," she explains. "Fortunately in this situation my patient was properly vaccinated for rabies and current."
According to Dr. Price, had these owners not kept their pup current on the rabies vaccination it would have resulted in a forced quarantine for up to 45 days in the local pound. The quarantine is meant to help doctors look for and recognize symptoms, which could take a while to fully develop.
"The rabies virus, the way it works, it's in the saliva of the animal that has rabies," Dr. Price explains, "and it attaches to the nerves of the animal that gets bitten and then it works its way up the nerve path."
Because the virus moves through the nervous system at a very slow rate, between 1-3mm per day, depending on where the animal was bitten or exposed to the virus will determine how long it takes symptoms to show.
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According to Dr. Price the biggest way to keep your pets safe is by keeping them up to date on their rabies vaccinations. Secondly, Dr. Price recommends removing any outside food source from your yard to help limit your pets exposure to other wild animals.
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Antigen | Sortilin (Neurotensin receptor 3, NTR3, Sort1) |
Binding Site |
Extracellular Domain, N-Term |
Clonality | Polyclonal |
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Sheep |
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Alternatives Immunohistochemistry (IHC), Western Blotting (WB)
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Catalog no. | ABIN350870 |
Quantity | 500 µg |
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UniProt | O54861 |
Immunogen | A synthetic peptide from the extracellular, N-terminal part of rat Sortilin (Neurotensin receptor 3, NTR3, Sort1) conjugated to an immunogenic carrier protein was used as the immunogen. The antigen shares 95% identity mouse sequence. |
Format | Lyophilized |
Isotype | IgG |
Description | FUNCTION: Functions as a sorting receptor in the Golgi compartment and as a clearance receptor on the cell surface. Required for protein transport from the Golgi apparatus to the lysosomes by a pathway that is independent of the mannose-6-phosphate receptor (M6PR). Also required for protein transport from the Golgi apparatus to the endosomes. Promotes neuronal apoptosis by mediating endocytosis of the proapoptotic precursor forms of BDNF (proBDNF) and NGFB (proNGFB). Also acts as a receptor for neurotensin. May promote mineralization of the extracellular matrix during osteogenic differentiation by scavenging extracellular LPL. Probably required in adipocytes for the formation of specialized storage vesicles containing the glucose transporter SLC2A4/GLUT4 (GLUT4 storage vesicles, or GSVs). These vesicles provide a stable pool of SLC2A4 and confer increased responsiveness to insulin. May also mediate transport from the endoplasmic reticulum to the Golgi. SUBUNIT: Interacts with the cytosolic adapter proteins GGA1 and GGA2. Interacts with numerous ligands including the receptor-associated protein LRPAP1/RAP and GM2A, LPL, PSAP and SLC2A4. Forms a complex with NGFR which binds specifically to the precursor form of NGFB (proNGFB). Interacts with the precursor form of BDNF (proBDNF). SUBCELLULAR LOCATION: Membrane; Single-pass type I membrane protein. Note: Localized to membranes of the endosomes, Golgi stack, lysosomes and nucleus. Localization to the plasma membrane in adipocytes is enhanced by insulin. Localized to the endoplasmic reticulum and the plasma membrane. Also found in SLC2A4/GLUT4 storage vesicles (GSVs) in adipocytes. TISSUE SPECIFICITY: Highly expressed in fat, brain, and lung. Expressed in neuronal bodies and dendrites of the piriform cortex and hippocampus. Also expressed in the islands of Calleja, medial and lateral septal nuclei, amygdaloid nuclei, thalamic nuclei, the supraoptic nucleus, the substantia nigra, the Purkinje layer of the cerebellar cortex and the cranial motor nerve nuclei of the brainstem. Also known as: Neurotensin receptor 3, NTR3, Glycoprotein 110, Gp110, Nt3, Nts3. |
Specificity | Appears to be specific for Sortilin. |
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Application Notes | IHC, WB. A concentration of 10-50 µg/ml is recommended. The optimal concentration should be determined by the end user. Not yet tested in other applications. |
Purity | IgG |
Storage | Maintain the lyophilised/reconstituted antibodies frozen at -20°C for long term storage and refrigerated at 2-8°C for a shorter term. When reconstituting, glycerol (1:1) may be added for an additional stability. Avoid freeze and thaw cycles. |
Restrictions | For Research Use only |
Lin, Pilch, Kandror: "Sortilin is a major protein component of Glut4-containing vesicles." in: The Journal of biological chemistry, Vol. 272, Issue 39, pp. 24145-7, 1997 (PubMed).
Morris, Ross, Lane et al.: "Sortilin is the major 110-kDa protein in GLUT4 vesicles from adipocytes." in: The Journal of biological chemistry, Vol. 273, Issue 6, pp. 3582-7, 1998 (PubMed). Sarret, Krzywkowski, Segal et al.: "Distribution of NTS3 receptor/sortilin mRNA and protein in the rat central nervous system." in: The Journal of comparative neurology, Vol. 461, Issue 4, pp. 483-505, 2003 (PubMed). Conticello, Kowalsman, Jacobsen et al.: "The prodomain of a secreted hydrophobic mini-protein facilitates its export from the endoplasmic reticulum by hitchhiking on sorting receptors." in: The Journal of biological chemistry, Vol. 278, Issue 29, pp. 26311-4, 2003 (PubMed). Gibbs, Weinstock, Metzker et al.: "Genome sequence of the Brown Norway rat yields insights into mammalian evolution." in: Nature, Vol. 428, Issue 6982, pp. 493-521, 2004 (PubMed). Chen, Ieraci, Teng et al.: "Sortilin controls intracellular sorting of brain-derived neurotrophic factor to the regulated secretory pathway." in: The Journal of neuroscience : the official journal of the Society for Neuroscience, Vol. 25, Issue 26, pp. 6156-66, 2005 (PubMed). |
Alternatives for antigen "Sortilin (Neurotensin receptor 3, NTR3, Sort1)", type "Antibodies"
Hosts | Rabbit (7), Sheep (1) |
Reactivities | Human (4) |
Applications | Immunohistochemistry (IHC) (8), Western Blotting (WB) (8) |
Epitopes | Extracellular Domain, N-Term (5), Cytoplasmic Domain (2), Extracellular Domain, C-Term (1) |


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"I am not scared about you to lead, I am alarmed by your greed" – Said, Southern Sudanese poet in his poem - entitled "Sudan is My Country" (Name Unknown).
By, Gabriel Makuei Tor
The call for the Sudanese unity by Khartoum is the dirty truth, one need not to sacrifice for it. Unity of the Country is good anywhere in the world, but with who I am residing with – I don't call for. The Sudanese Unity is lacking spirit of brotherhood, nationality, patriotism and mutual understanding but thronged with Jihads, Islamization, and Arabization – dogged by its kleptocratic behaviors, at gun point; is not the integrity which our comrades have been laid to rest for. This is a ground of no tolerance to any kingdom. The National Congress Party with its military wing - National Islamic Front; has made unity unattractive, and wanted to cling to the Sudanese power and wealth without sharing it amongst the Sudanese citizens. I have seen them having mouths to talk but no ears to lend.
Show me that article – which says all parties must support Unattractive Sudanese Unity and I will show you Hague's criminal Lodge – ICC on the Desk. Stop crying for unity. Where were they; who cry for unity against Secession when the South burns for Over 50 years?
Is/was Sudan in unity? Definitely "Big No!!!". The Sudanese government has fought the South for over half a century and Darfur for almost a decade now! Would you call that a united Country – in real sense, no unity exists but the possession of the name Sudan to all the Sudanese people and regions. Those who are calling for united Sudan must know there was nothing united before and that's why the SPLM/A took up arms to defend and unite the Country. This idea have been put on ice and erased by the ruling NCP by using Jihad and Sharia law as law of the Land against non-Muslims - So where is the union and the unionists who kept silence by then, when the South was butchered for decades with no call for a cease fire and now they call for unity. Did you see that comrade – "Living Witness?" Leaders were assassinated; children abducted for slavery, innocent citizens were thrown to jails and rest murdered mercilessly.
No prisoners of war were returned, or exchanged when SPLA released Khartoum's POWs to the North.
When the Sudanese government agreed to sit around the negotiation table, with the Sudan People Liberation Movement - with it military wing - Sudan People Liberation Army, for a peace talk that took 3 years of dialogue in Kenyan cities of Machakos, Naivasha and Nairobi among others. Behind 2.5 million lives lost due to war and related causes, according to UN – which those with Sudanese civil war experiences on the ground; claimed to be at a greater rate than 2.5 millions.
A Sudanese government of NCP with broken records of aborting peace, wealth and power sharing treaties; between their opposition-South and Khartoum-North, since 1940's - sat to dialogue with the SPLM/A knowing if they have signed more than several treaties in the past and has broken them, knows too, even the 2005 Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) is just a break from long wars, but could be dishonored, at its 11th hour.
NCP - Dispatching Misseriya Tribes against the Nine Ngok Dinka Tribes.
Even if there seemed to be a way forward; the NCP do comes in to twist the original stories. The recent report from Addis Ababa about the Misseriya Tribes claiming Abyei at this late hour and they had never been part of the Dinka Ngok, either religiously, natively and traditionally. What is the connection today? They have threatened to wage war against Abyei and the South, if they are not allowed to vote in Abyei Referendum or share power and wealth equally with the Ngok Dinka as said by El Bashir's government and party (NCP) to SPLM few weeks ago as pros. These claims were not revealed during 2002 to 2005 peace talk in Kenya – until everything came to conclusion on Abyei only. Behind these claims by Misseriya Tribes. Is Khartoum government with intention to thwart or ruin Referenda for the South and Abyei regions, Popular Consultation to Blue Nile and Kordofan States. These fake grievances must stop now. The NCP's weir is not going to catch anybody and the South shall wades through - tall and free.
Sudanese Disintegration today is Sudanese Integration tomorrow.
If South Sudan agree for the unity of the Country Sudan – she will be the first army to burn remnant villages of Darfur to ashes; Because the NCP will use its forces to destroy the little left of Darfur before Khartoum disarm them and you know the rest ……. To save the remnant few – make your vote of separation count and get your voice heard, forever peaceful Sudan.
Remember to respect your registration to vote for Referenda – anywhere in the world when it begins; where legible.
The NCP should know that – the SPLM/SPLA's Flag; is a Flag of a Nation, which is not going anywhere! Khartoum must accept that a Nation is born for us to leave Separate than dying together.
The Southern Sudanese People can afford anything and anybody, but what they could not afford are 50 more years of Bashir's cheat notes and generation in the bush.
By, Gabriel Makuei Tor
South Sudan Referendum is a reality by law. Orchestration of its destruction by anyone or party is unlawful and must be pushed.
While watching the Heads or representatives of world States' 4 hours video (High Level Meeting on Sudan) on www.UNmultimedia.org - on the night of September 24th, 2010. On that same night – I was convinced that the world is united behind Southern Sudan's painful voices of concern for Referendum make possible through fair and free preparations and votes; in regards to people's will. Besides, the Abyei, Blue Nile, Nuba Mountains, and Darfur's crisis concerns inside Sudan. All world leaders who met in Manhattan New York, were fully informed and understood decades of suffering endured by the Sudanese people and most importantly by Southern Sudanese – the representatives came to believe that, the Referendum with its issues; must be conducted as agreed and signed by the two governments of North and South – Sudan.
Even in this High Level Meeting: There were good and bad news for the world to take along their rocky path on Sudan problems. The bad news came with two Sudanese neighbors: Idris Debby of Chad asked question, do you think is Sudan going to be more peaceful when divided into South and South? His question was disregarding the call for Referendum timely schedule to be respected and proper credibility of its being run peacefully with accuracy on people's will. The second man was the Ethiopian Meles Zenawi, who said, let me assure you (delegates) that Referendum will not happen on time nor conducted because of issues interconnected with separation (vote of independence); counting the oil and border demarcation items among many others attached. His point of concern was no enough time to deal with the claims dogging South Sudan Referendum votes on January 9th, 2011. Why no time now? What was the government doing during the last – almost 6 years of interim period? Conspiracy is not a passport to unity here. Let Zenawi be assured.
No one knows what Khartoum have said or paid to these two men, but Heaven knows!!
You wonder what happened to Debby and Zenawi – if the call of help is heard as far as Brazil in South America, North America, the European Countries, other African Countries and Asian Continent's representatives who talked respectfully, in support of the Sudanese people and governments for Referenda, and popular consultations be done as scheduled almost 6 years ago now.
The other bad news was the Sudanese 2nd vice president; Taha's 2 delegates (North) were thrown into jail for inappropriate behaviors - caught by New York police violating code of conducts, around Manhattan's Hilton Hotel during an entry or exiting the place – the 2 delegates were later on released after the prove of their legibility to attend the meeting was found. Luckily, the 1st Sudanese vice president, Salva Kiir Mayardit's delegates (South) whose his people are rumored to be incapable of ruling themselves, were found free of such violent argument or inappropriate acts accusation. Victory in another way around!
Is Ali Ahmed Karti a Time Bell?
Karti is running against red light with his own NCP wishes and proposals. In his interview, with Ali Salih of Asharq Alawsat – 09-23-2010 (Arabic Newspaper). "You signed the CPA, the CPA prefers Unity", Karti said to the interviewer meaning the USA and SPLM on peace agreement. I can't tell if Sudanese foreign minister, Karti got it right about the CPA articles he refers to. The article in its real contact mean that the people of South Sudan would opt - depending on their combined experiences of 22 years of second civil war plus 6 years of interim period if the North is accommodative in its administrative rules and laws in relation to South Sudan's people, and norms, which is not. The CPA has two options in it: Unity and Separation depending on the attractiveness of one. Making Unity attractive is when all articles or almost all of them were implemented or applied to work. And making unity unattractive is when what have been signed in Naivasha is disrespected or ignored – which put the South on the fastest lane to Secession if North is seen using unacceptable behavior/s as Obama stated. Is the NCP going to blame the South or SPLM for taking side between Unity and Separation when Referendum comes on 01-09-2011? No! Because you are the leader and decide to undermine the law, no one is going to abide by what you have broken – So you don't call CPA a law anymore.
"There are some unacceptable behaviors in the 21st century, like genocide", said – by his Excellency US President; Barack Obama – 09-24-2010; in the "High Level Meeting on Sudan" in New York. Thanks God who ever initiated the meeting got a great idea of moving the world forward. This is true; the National Congress Party is shifting from calling South Sudanese abid –meaning slaves to niggers - according to recent comment, by the same Karti of NCP on the press in the capital, Khartoum. It's a childish way of insulting a Nation and must stop.
Karti's bigotry-accusation to SPLM – saying that SPLM is using a terrorism tactics to avoid Unity campaign is a lie. If there are people terrorized, arrested or killed by Sudan People Liberation Movement (SPLM), why not mention their names and the locality of their residency or presence; if this is not unhappiness of those Khartoum have paid and sent to the South to destabilize the region and return to Khartoum without succeeding in their mission because SPLM did not give them any ground of incubation.
This same Ali Karti have called the International Community's support-call, for South Sudan Referendum dateline and people's will to vote on January next year, an "ill-intention to divide Sudan". So is sending militias and government forces to kill Southerners and Darfurians a prosperous intention? Again the 3 billion dollars plan to develop the South/been developing the South is not a true statement – that was talked about this year (2010) just to turn the referendum scheme around for an empty unity of the Country – which has never been seen during the last five years of unity government.
Darfur is still burning to ashes – Sudan government is doing it!!
Referendum and Popular consultations are Refuge to the South and Abyei, Blue Nile and Nuba Mountains Regions. So they must be honored to be conducted according to the law, in which they were brought into book. The violations done and violations on the schedule to be done against Referendum success, are a bloody face all authorities of concern, must face without turning to the side.
By GMT
My Identity is my Own and it is not Up for Debate, by Nam Kiwanuka.
Living in Disintegration Unofficially, But Want to Make it Official.
The Sudanese people are and have been living in disunity illegally - though they all own the name Sudan together and live under this names (Sudan and Sudanese), since creation of boundaries. The Sudanese mass are not who they think they are … You may say why? - And I would add because: The few Sudanese tribes in the North of the Country are ruling the Country kleptocratically and dictatorially, on one rule in regard to one race and one religion (Islam and Arab as claimed) – living out more than 30 millions other Sudanese people with Christianity, or Islam-friendly-approach and other traditional gods or believes; in more than 100 tribes from all directions in Sudan - who did not claim Arabization and Islamization to dominate the Country's wealth, power and modernization. Keeping pure water, lights and tall buildings in few cities, in Northern Sudan. This is disunity and it means war on its own status.
The Southern Sudanese patriots on their quest home must make the illegal legal – meaning; making illicit disintegration legal. The Disunity which has been played illegally against other African-Sudanese-tribes for years by the Sudanese government is coming to an end on January 9th, 2011 – through Referendum for the Secession of the Southern Region. South Sudan has suffered the consequences since the two civil wars were fought in the South by the Sudanese government against local tribes there – just to tell you about the olden part of the story, while I remember the Darfur today and the Abyei, the Nuba mountains and the Blue Nile of all times. Not forgetting the proxy war by the same Khartoum government against Southern Sudan stability and the ability to rule herself currently.
Do you think is Sudan in unity, even you who have been paid to eat and talk unity or disintegration? Those who have been paid or nudge to do their dirty policy are not even in unity with their nativities. Leave alone what they preach for their own mass conviction targeting unity as the right choice of the Country. The Sudanese people have been living in this faked unity for years but that was a peril. The Southern Sudanese have always chosen unity against disintegration, but always found themselves fighting wars they are forced to fight. Fighting for referendum is the right choice for the South to make. And yes! Don't quote me wrong here – to fight does not mean gun, or gun alone.
One of our most Southern Sudanese patriotic artists in the South, Panchol Deng Ajang says:"you will repay what you have eaten illegally, the self claimed Arab will not get to own our home (South Sudan), the land is not divided for you to sell your part of the land, we are fighting for all for our general freedom". This was said disregarding those few-food-hired-geese by the Sudanese government to work hard to distort the Country for the other few to be prosperous in their dirty lives and businesses, while other majority-millions in the Country suffer while growing poor. That same Northern government which is paying Khartoum collaborators will ask them soon to repay their money when South win the independence quest; on the Referendum day – they will return their paychecks which they have received for days, months, years, or decades – there will be no exception, these fellows must worry for their own lives, not unity. Bashir will get them caught and lockup – if lucky not to be murdered. The idea of keeping South in the dark is going to fail in 3 months time.
Separating or uniting Sudan has not been explained by Sudan government than saying unity is good for the Country; because the ruling party of NCP (National Congress Party) knows exactly what it does imply to cut Sudan into parts. Khartoum's gratuitous blames and claims of: "South is not qualified to rule a village leave alone a Country" – "South will break up into more divisions – when allowed to separate" – these are unacceptable insults – which GOSS could not tolerate. Southern Sudan can rule herself like any other Country on earth. The South rules herself in the bush with almost no resources during the two civil wars successfully; so what make the ill-advised NCP to believe that the creation of a New Nation (South Sudan) is impossible.
The people of Southern Sudan do not need Unity but Peace and Separation. If unity helps, it could have help Darfur's abuse, rape and massacre done directly and indirectly through destructive-proxy war by Sudan government. If there was a sense of unity in Sudan – the North could have not dishonored more than several accords of peace, power sharing, wealth sharing and self-determination between the North and the South made and aborted from 1940's to 1990's – 2000's is not an exception.
On the North-South relations:"the SPLM/A would not allow itself to be dragged into war, but should it be forced to, he added; that this time, God would know that we are fighting a justified war and we would defeat anybody that would fight us" said, South Sudan President and Sudanese 1st vice president (Unity Government) – May 16th, 2010 – Martyrs' Memorial Day.
~ Salva Kiir Mayar-dit.
Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true.
~Leon J. Suenes.
By Rebecca Hamilton, Washington Post
KHARTOUM, Sudan - A referendum on whether oil-rich southern Sudan breaks away to become Africa's newest nation is scheduled to take place in less than four months. But with negotiations between north and south stalled over border demarcation, and preparations for the vote lagging perilously behind, the likelihood of the referendum proceeding as planned appears slim.
Analysts fear that any delay could trigger a return to the decades-long civil war that resulted in the deaths of an estimated 2 million people, primarily southerners.
Sudan's Islamist government, headed by President Omar al-Bashir, appears reluctant to let go of oil fields that have helped it survive U.S. economic sanctions first imposed in the 1990s after Sudan was designated a state sponsor of terrorism. The loss of territory in resource-rich southern Sudan would have grave economic consequences for the north, analysts say.
According to Fouad Hikmat, the International Crisis Group's special adviser on Sudan, the government says the referendum cannot take place until agreements are reached on issues related to its economic future.
"If these negotiations fail for whatever reasons, the referendum will be in jeopardy," Hikmat said.
Earlier this month, the Obama administration boosted its efforts to mitigate the looming crisis, dispatching veteran diplomat Princeton Lyman to join U.S. special envoy Scott Gration in Sudan.
The U.S. government has long been committed to the right of self-determination for the predominantly animist and Christian population of southern Sudan.
In 2001, pushed by an advocacy coalition led by U.S. evangelical and African-American churches, former President George W. Bush made bringing peace to the region a foreign policy priority. His administration helped secure a 2005 peace agreement, which established a power-sharing government that was supposed to lead Sudan from dictatorship to democracy. After a six-year interim period of semi-autonomous-rule, the south was to vote in 2011 on whether to remain part of Sudan or secede.
But with international attention on a separate crisis in the Darfur region of Sudan, and relations between north and south marked by mistrust, the benchmarks set out in the agreement fell behind schedule. In April, a national election that had been delayed twice, and that most opposition parties boycotted, handed Bashir -- who had been indicted by the International Criminal Court - an electoral victory.
The ruling National Congress Party now says the referendum cannot take place until the border has been demarcated. But members of an 18-person Technical Border Committee representing both sides have been unable to reach a final agreement on the boundary.
Battle over resources
Stretching from the Central African Republic in the west to Ethiopia in the east, the 1,200-mile border region between north and south is among the most resource-rich and ethnically diverse areas of Sudan. Predominantly Arab pastoralists from north of the border who journey southward each year to graze their livestock fear that demarcation will prevent their seasonal movement.
The border committee has agreed on about 80 percent of the border, the Sudanese minister of cabinet affairs, Luka Biong, said in an interview in Khartoum. But the parties have reached an impasse regarding five areas where the majority of Sudan's oil wealth lies, he said.
One of the contested areas encompasses the Heglig oil fields outside the border town of Abyei, where tensions between resident southern Ngok Dinka farmers and northern Misserya pastoralists are particularly high.
"Heglig belongs to the south. It is in Unity State," said Edward Lino, a Ngok Dinka and former administrator of the Abyei area.
Gen. Babo Nimer, brother of the paramount chief of the Misserya people, was equally adamant: "Heglig belongs to Kordofan, to the north. Full stop."
Oil exploration in Sudan began in the 1970s. According to a 2010 survey by BP, Sudan is the third-largest oil producer in sub-Saharan Africa, currently producing 490,000 barrels per day. The Sudanese minister of petroleum, Lual Deng, said that more than 80 percent of Sudan's current oil reserves lie in the south.
Under the peace accord, the parties agreed to split the proceeds from the oil fields until the 2011 referendum. According to figures published by the Sudanese government, oil revenue accounted for about $2.8 billion of its budget last year and an estimated 60 percent of this year's budget.
Deng, one of the few southerners with a ministerial position in the post-election government, said he fears that an immediate budget cut for the north would ignite a war. "In order to avoid conflict, we could look to a phase-out arrangement whereby you provide the north some [oil] until they get an alternative," he said.
The pipeline to export southern oil currently cuts through the north, and the south has not begun construction on a pipeline that would avoid that route. But an interim agreement could help both north and south, Deng said.
"We can have a win-win," he said.
Delay in vote preparations
On the logistical front, officials say that planning for the referendum is far behind schedule.
"We have not started," the referendum commission's head, Mohamed Ibrahim Khalil, 85, said in his dilapidated law office in downtown Khartoum.
Khalil was appointed only in July because the north and south had been unable to agree on the composition of the commission. The secretary general of the commission, responsible for its budget, was appointed this month.
In the short time left before the referendum, the commission must organize voter registration across southern Sudan, a vast area desperately lacking in basic infrastructure. Khalil said that in addition to overseeing voter registration in south Sudan, his commission must ensure that voting centers are established in all areas where more than 20,000 southern Sudanese reside.
During the war years, those who could flee the fighting did. Many headed to the relative safety of northern Sudan. Others relocated to countries around the world, including more than 150,000 in the United States. The commission must ensure all of these people get the chance to vote.
Khalil said preparation for the vote does not fit in the remaining time frame. But rather than push for a delay, he said that for now at least, his role is to make it work.
Hamilton is a special correspondent in Sudan on a grant from the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting.
GAMBELLA, 13 September 2010 (IRIN) - Officials in Ethiopia's western Gambella Region have scored conflict and erratic rainfall a dead certainty this year, potentially affecting more than 150,000 people. Floods and disease outbreaks are likely too: rated four out of five (where five is certain).
Far from being a cause of gloom, however, aid workers in Gambella and Addis Ababa praise the regional government for its preparedness.
Gambella's Emergency Preparedness and Response Plan identifies key hazards and actions needed, including procuring supplies – from food rations to female condoms – and allocating responsibilities to state and non-governmental actors.
The region's 300,000 people need this preparedness. Gambella is one of four regions in Ethiopia officially designated as "developing". The low-lying region bordering Sudan is remote, politically charged and poor – even by low national standards.
Conflict from within and without
Gambella's conflict risk is heightened as its neighbour Southern Sudan approaches a January 2011 independence referendum. Associated internal instability and resource-related tensions in Sudan's South have already spilled over into Ethiopia.
In 2009, a large group of Sudanese Lou Nuer crossed into Ethiopia following clashes with another Sudanese group, the Murle. Although cousins of the Ethiopian Jikany Nuer, the better-armed Sudanese Lou Nuer drove thousands of Ethiopian Jikany Nuer off their land in Gambella. The regional government says some 38,000 Ethiopians are still displaced.
Apart from the problems imported from Sudan, recurrent internal clashes over land, natural resources or vendettas among and between local agro-pastoralist Nuer and mainly agrarian Anuak communities have, at least temporarily, displaced some 40,000 people.
In Wanke, a few hours' drive north of Gambella town [ http://ochaonline.un.org/OchaLinkClick.aspx?link=ocha&docId=1164074 ], inter-clan clashes among different sub-groups of the Ethiopian Nuer forced several thousand families from their homesteads in April. They are staying only a few kilometres away from their homes, and local leaders told IRIN that peace talks could succeed but government involvement in stabilizing the situation was limited. They are living with relatives and friends, have planted almost nothing to harvest and complain of eating wild foods that are not nutritious.
Community leaders told visiting aid workers that food, plastic sheeting, jerry cans and cooking equipment were their priority needs. The International Organisation for Migration (IOM) is working with NGOs to supply such non-food items in one of many ongoing small-scale relief operations in the region where only a handful of international agencies operate.
Political dynamics
At a political level, Gambella is described by a well-placed observer as in a state of "uneasy calm". Inter-community tensions in the region are exacerbated by their relationship to the national political dynamic. According to the 2007 census, the Nuer make up 46 percent of the region's population, more than double the 21 percent recorded for the Anuak. A significant slice of the remaining population is not indigenous to the area and known as "highlanders" – regardless of where they come from in Ethiopia. Tensions over access to political and economic influence have erupted before, as in late 2003 when government security forces cracked down after Anuak armed groups clashed with highlanders, leading to allegations of human rights abuses and arbitrary killings [ http://www.irinnews.org/report.aspx?reportid=47956 ].
These tensions, analysts say, could re-ignite. Most recently, the reappointment of the Anuak regional president and chairperson of the multi-ethnic ruling party in the region failed to address Nuer political aspirations, according to some observers. (For a full review of the complex history, see: http://www.iss.co.za/uploads/CPRDPAPERGAMBELLA.PDF.)
The possibility of Southern Sudan's January referendum provoking new conflict and instability across the border is regarded nervously. The area hosted over 200,000 Sudanese refugees displaced in the 1980s by the civil war. Many left soon after the Ethiopian regime of Mengistu Hailemariam, a supporter of the Southern Sudanese rebellion, which took advantage of the camps for recruitment and training, was overthrown in 1991. Only some 26,000 Sudanese refugees remain in Ethiopia, according to the UN Refugee Agency [ http://www.unhcr.org/cgi-bin/texis/vtx/page?page=49e483986 ].
Beyond the floods
While politics and conflict remain sources of risk, floods are of more pressing concern at present. Before the end of October, the Baro and three other rivers in the region will swell to their seasonal peak, fed by rainfall in the Ethiopian highlands and locally. Gambella floods year after year, but sometimes with positive results. Flood recession agriculture – planting in alluvial soils as the flood waters drain away – is a key production opportunity.
The floods, most recently in 2008 [ http://www.irinnews.org/Report.aspx?ReportId=79945 ], cause deaths, displacement and loss of assets. Riverbank living, driven by dependence upon river water for their livelihoods, leaves much of Gambella's population highly vulnerable to flooding and hard to reach given poor roads, a sparsely distributed population and long distances.
In response to flood risk, as well as the consequences of limited agricultural opportunity and erratic rainfall, the regional government has begun to explore longer-term policy options. The concept of "villagization", whereby families would be grouped closer together on higher ground, with new clinics and schools nearby, is a key initiative. However, one aid worker said implementation would be "very difficult" and questioned the level of community buy-in.
Beyond local government planning, the vast areas of land in the region have attracted interest from potential investors. Companies with links to India and Saudi Arabia have launched commercial agricultural schemes, while oil and gas exploration has not yet yielded publicly declared finds.
Gambella will be facing multiple hazards for years to come. That seems a 5/5 certainty. But in acknowledging its threats, observers say the region has taken an important step towards managing them.
© IRIN. All rights reserved. More humanitarian news and analysis: http://www.IRINnews.org
Egyptian police killed a Sudanese man on Friday during an attempt to cross Egyptian-Israeli border in an illegal manner, as stated by security authorities. Authorities said a young man aged twenty six was hit by a bullet on the head and died instantly after police asked him through a loud speaker to stop.
The Government of Southern Sudan said it has reached a compromise with the Federal government over the remittance of oil revenues for the South in US Dollars. The Undersecretary in the Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning in the Government of Southern Sudan, Salvatore Garang Mabiordit, said that Khartoum will now remit the oil revenues in hard currency instead of the Sudanese Pounds.
The Government of Southern Sudan has allocated 30 million Sudanese Pounds for repatriating southerners from Egypt and northern Sudan to enable them to participate in the upcoming 2011 referendum. Southern Sudan coordinator for repatriation, Kormach Chol Badong, told Radio Miraya that 25 millions SDG of the grant will be used for repatriating southerners from the north, and the remaining amount for repatriating refugees from Egypt.
The youths also appeal to counterparts to turn out in large numbers ahead of next years' national referendum
By Josephat Siror
September 10, 2010 (Nairobi) -- Dozens of Sudanese youths assembled in Nairobi yesterday calling for their counterparts to support separation of Southern Sudan from the Muslim-dominated North. The Southerners group of youth also launched their referendum campaign in earnest in the capital city of Kenya where a Comprehensive Peace Agreement was reached in 2005.
While launching the diaspora campaign, a first in Kenya's political scene, the Sudanese warned against success of 'unity' government, saying that it would spark another 'eruption' of bloodshed in the fragile Horn of Africa country.
The referendum launch comes amid mixed reactions over the referendum date set for 9th January next year and the raging debate on 'surprise' visit to Kenya by Sudanese President, Omar al-Bashir during the Promulgation of the new constitution a forth night ago. Mr Bashir's visit to Kenya fired debate since he is wanted by the International Criminal Court for war crimes that led fleeing of Sudanese nationals most of them seeking temporary stay in Kenya.
But yesterday as the diaspora youths launched the campaign, they appealed to the fellow Southerners to turn out in large numbers and vote for the separation. "We are appealing to our diaspora colleagues wherever they are to come in large numbers and demonstrate their rights by voting during the referendum," said Luala Abraham, leader of the United South Sudanese youth for Referendum Campaign (USS).
He lamented over the mistreatment unleashed to Southerners by the Northerners, who are mostly supporting unified type of government. These people (leaders) in the North have continuously treated the Southerners in a hostile manner through Islamic Sharia law," he said adding that the vast country of Sudan is not a Muslim state.
The country has been subject to war-related crimes following a disagreement between the Southerners and Northerners. But the youths waving 'orange' T-shirts said they would push on for the separation despite being out of their homeland. "Our launch today exhibits a series of campaigns ahead in Kenya. We will also visit our brothers and sisters in refugee camps in Kakuma and Dadaab," said Luala.
The number of Sudan nationals has been rising in Kenya, most of them from the South where rebel groups have been fighting the fragile government until the signing of the Peace Agreement between National Congress Party (NCP) and Sudan People's Liberation Movement (SPLM) in Kenya.
Josephat Siror, BSC, is a journalist who has worked in different mainstream media houses. He has been part of Humanitarian Crew during the surge of famine that hit the Horn of Africa in 2007 stretching through 2008, he has worked in Djibouti, Ethiopia, Somalia and part of Gulf of Eden, and worked then as a media consultant with International Red Crescent and Red Cross (ICRC). His main tasks have been reporting on humanitarian, political and social issues.


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January 1, 2004
We reached another milestone the other day. Less momentous than the day, over two years ago now, when my son announced that he finally wanted to try out the potty seat we'd acquired some time before and would no longer be wearing diapers (to this day, I am amazed at how easy that transition was), but a milestone nonetheless.
5.00 rating Baby your baby with Baby Bjorn By Anonymous, Chicago, IL
January 1, 2004
Easy to use & clean, can fit securely on your existing toilet seat. Price is kind of high, but you will have this seat a long time, it will last. I have tried several potty chairs and potty seats, this is simply the best.
5.00 rating We love this potty seat! By MM, Long Neck, DE
January 1, 2004
When my daughter (who is now 5) was potty training, we started out with one of the potties that convert to a step stool and also attach to the toilet. While it worked fine as a stand-alone potty seat, I was not at all happy with how it worked with the big toilet. So I ended up buying a Baby Bjorn Toilet Trainer using an online coupon. I got such a great deal that even if it hadn't worked well, I wouldn't have lost out. At the time, I didn't realize what a great deal I was getting! Wow, this potty seat is GREAT! I would've happily paid three times what I did if I'd known how good it was.
4.00 rating Baby Bjorn Toilet Seat {potty train}...adjusts to various sized kiddy butts. By Mommy, Jessup, PA
January 1, 2004
Baby Bjorn Toilet Seat was a blessing. Being a grandmother, I had access to my granddaughter from birth. She was easily trained and her mom did a terrific job. To continue the ability to go potty at Nan's, I purchased this training seat and she is never going to fall through the big throne in the bathroom. She continues to use it as she grows as it is adjustABLE and the PVC construction plastic makes it resistable to scratching and age.


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Rogers Reacts to Gov. Snyder's State of the State Address
Rogers says the state's system for handling road infrastructure is out-of-date.
Gov. Rick Snyder delivered his third State of the State address to a joint session of the Michigan Legislature Wednesday night.
In his speech, Snyder called for increased gas taxes and vehicle registration fees to repair Michigan's crumbling road infrastructure.
State Rep. Bill Rogers (R-Brighton) made the following statement after the governor's address:
"The governor's speech tonight highlighted the great progress we've made to get our state moving in the right direction, but reminded us that the work is far from over. There is still much more work to do to continue to revitalize our economy and get Michigan thriving for future generations.
"I agree with the governor that there needs to be more of discussion on our roads. The previous system has been in place since 1951. Times have drastically changed since then and we cannot continue to use the same formula. I look forward to working with Gov. Snyder and my colleagues to change this system and keep Michigan moving forward."
Kevin Holloway
8:11 am on Friday, January 18, 2013
Gas prices already take a huge bite out of the pockets of middle class families. Adding a tax to raise prices even higher doesn't make sense. License plate registration fees already hit me up for $450 a year. I don't look forward to paying more. My wife is a teacher and Snyder and our great State Government has just reduced my wife's salary again with levying a charge for health care and pension cost. When will the gutting of the American middle class stop? Also, the expensive and limited coverage No-Fault is a joke. Michigan is the only State to mandate $140 per vehicle for catastophic coverage no one wants.Why is MI the only State with this because it is stupid-49 States got it right. Who does the Government represent? It isn't the average person. Snyder's customer service just ain't making it! Kevin Holloway
Nicole Krawcke
10:26 am on Friday, January 18, 2013
Thanks for your comment, Kevin. I know there are many people who agree with you. What do you think should be done instead to raise the funds needed to fix the roads?


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Pirates @ Rangers 6-24
Pirates Loose 5-6. Vladi with the walk off single off Steven Jackson for the Rangers 11th straight win.
Pirates have now been swept for the 8th time this season.
and what a heartbreaking loss it was…
No, that's not really me. But that's what i look like a lot of times when the Pirates break my heart.
Steven Jackson entered in the bottom of the 9th (WHAT! First of all. Why JR would you bring in Jackson into a high situation. You know, the Rangers only needed a run to win. Dotel was even up in the pen. Sometimes he makes these decisions I just DONT understand!) Gave up a BB 2H including the walk off RBI single by Vladi. *sigh*
If you love stats here is an interesting one:
Before last night's game the Pirates with 2 outs: .220 (29th) 77 RBI (last)
RISP with 2 outs: .221 (24th) 64 RBI (last)
The Rangers this season with RISP with 2 outs: .307 !!!!
No wonder the Pirates drop to 25-47 on the season. Yikes!
There were many good things about the game though. The Buccos sure did bring out the bats. Unfortunatly the bats fell silent after the 4th inning.
Tabata went 3 for 5, SB, Run
GFJ went 3 for 4, RBI, Run
Pedro went 1 for 4, 2B, 2RBI, Run
Doumit 2 for 4, RBI, Run
Crosby 2 for 4
Church (the DH for the night) went a big fat 0 for 4. Oh, JR! Why oh WHY! is Church DH'ing when he is batting way below the Mendoza line (.180) Another pondering question is why not have Church play RF and DH Milledge. As we all know, Lastings is not a very good fielder. If you didn't know by now, you sure figured that out last night. Made a few horrible plays, which Church more than likely would have caught (Ryan's upside is his fielding) I'm not sure if Church's wrist is still bothering him or what, but .180 SHOULD NOT BAT 5TH IN A LINEUP!
The Pirates are now 9-28 on the Road this season (NL Worst)
Daniel Moskos and Alex Presley were promoted to AAA Indy. Dany tweeted last night "Headed to Indy! Looking forward to a the new challenge that's ahead of me. Caravanning with alex Presley" Follow him on twitter @the_dude_41
You can follow me as well @kristpie
The highlight of the night however was Charlie Morton's start in AAA. His stats: 9IP 1R 2H 4K 1BB Retired 11 batters in a row. 109 Pitches, 77 for K's. Keep up the good work Charlie!! I'm a huge fan of his and really hope he works out his kinks. Rocco Demaro from Piratesextrainnings.com wrote a good post on why we should all be rooting for him. It's a good read.
Andrew McCutchen has been hittless since Saturday night. His avg dropped down to .305. Not very Cutch like. I'm hoping he doesnt go into a slump. We really really need him!
Karstens went 5.1 IP last night 4K 86 Pitches and got the No decision. Jeff seems to pitch pretty well until the 4th and 5th innings and then he seems to just run out of gas. He's just not a good starter. Sorry to say it. He's more of a long relief kinda guy.
Speaking of Pitching. Evan Meek came into the 7th inning with a 5-3 lead. He showed that he is indeed human and gave up 2 runs. 3H and his ERA jumped from 0.66 to 1.07 In his last 11 games he allowed only 3 hits. Tough night for Evan. He has been the best guy on the pitching staff this season. **** happens. Go get em next time!
MLB Bullpen's Leading w/ K's:
Padres 248
Braves 231
Brewers 227
Pirates 220
White Sox 212
The Pirates are off to play Oakland for a 3 game series starting tonight. Fingers crossed for a better series.


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Spent the Day at Laguna Seca Yesterday Watching Porsche races, Viewing awesome cars new and Old. I could not find any cars I did not like So awesome to see Classic Porsche 550 Spyders and 356 Speedsters Dukeing it out at the corkscrew. One car I saw there I has seen before a nice RSK it sold last at 1 million like 5 yeras ago. Now they want 3.5 million for it. Man I wish I would have bought one of those.
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Nick Obie's run at the 2005 Men's U.S. Amateur Public Links Championships came to an end on Thursday morning in the round of 32 at Shaker Run Golf Course in Dublin, Ohio.
Obie, a former Havre High standout, fell to Redmond, Wash. native and UNLV standout Ryan Keeney 1 up on Thursday morning. Obie said that the match with Keeney was a difficult one, but one that he had opportunities to win.
"I felt like I played really well today," Obie said. "I hit the ball great but I just couldn't get my putter going and that is usually really reliable.
"But Ryan is a great player and he has been playing No. 2 at UNLV behind Ryan Moore the last couple of years," he added. "We halved 13 holes so it was a great match."
Although Obie was happy with his efforts, he also said that with how he was in control of his game this week, he should have went deeper into the tournament.
"The draw really shaped up well for me," he said. "At the beginning of the week if somebody would have told me that I would go this far, I would have been OK with that. But I played really solid golf and I should have been able to take it further."
Obie, who will be a senior at University of the Redlands next fall, has had a busy spring and summer. He will return to Montana this weekend to prepare for the Montana State Amateur Championship, which gets under way on Wednesday at Marias Valley Golf Club in Shelby.
On August 1, Obie will again go in search of major amateur championship glory when he tries to qualify for the USGA Men's Amateur Championship at Meadowlark Country Club in Great Falls.


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FDA Regulation of Local Food Processors Is Unnecessary and Burdensome
by Brandon Friemel
Monday, March 15, 2010
Currently the US Senate is considering a bill, S.510, to reform the food safety system. Although reform of the industrial food supply is clearly needed, this bill threatens to create more problems than it will solve. S.510 would undermine the rapidly growing local foods movement by imposing unnecessary, burdensome regulations on small farms and food processors-everyone from your local CSA to the small bakers, jam makers, and people making fermented vegetables to sell at the local farmer's market.
This bill is going to the floor for a vote sometime in April or May, so everyone needs to contact their local Senators and let them know that this bill undermines small farms and food processors, another sector of SMALL BUSINESS in this country that doesn't need any further regulation. SMALL BUSINESS is the backbone of this country, and we must fight to keep SMALL BUSINESS thriving, especially in these economic times.
Call your Senators and tell them to EXEMPT farmers selling directly to consumers and small-scale processors from all of the provisions of the food safety bill, S.510. For contact information, visit www.congress.org or call the switchboard: 202-224-3121.
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Athletics Misc (787)
Quincy Seymour
Participated and lettered in football, basketball and track while at Baker University. In football, he lettered as both a junior and senior.
During his junior year, Baker won the conference championship.
As a senior he was voted to the all-conference team both on offense and defense.
In basketball, he lettered three years and was a starter on the 1941-1942 squad which took first place in the conference.
In track, he captured three more letters for throwing the javelin.
He was a member of the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity and was elected Baker's homecoming king in 1940. He majored in business administration.
Following graduation, he served with the Air Force as a second lieutenant during World War II. Returning to Ottawa, he began a 31-year career as an agent for State Farm Insurance, and was a member of the Millionaires Club on several occasions.
For many years was a coach and adviser to area American Legion baseball teams.
Refereed football and basketball throughout Kansas high schools and small colleges for over 25 years.
Was a member of the American Legion, the First United Methodist Church of Ottawa, and the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce.
Dr. Gorby R. Martin
Participated as an integral part of both the football and track teams. Played tackle from 1939-1942. Was selected member of the All-Conference Team 1941 and 1942. Along with Brother Burley, was known as part of the "Martin Bombers."
Lettered in track from 1940-1943, participated in the discus, shot put and javelin. Won conference championship in same events in 1940, 1941, 1942.
Entered the U.S. Navy, serving as an Officer in the Pacific during a portion of World War II.
Returned to Kansas to coach high school sports at Overbrook, Kan., from 1946-1947.
Served as assistant coach of football, basketball and track under Coach Liston at Baker from 1947 to 1950. In 1950 returned to coaching at the high school level, coaching at St. Mary's, Holton and Shawnee Mission North.
In 1960, left coaching to enter UMKC Dental School. After achieving the D.D.S. degree, practiced dentistry in Shawnee until August, 1986.
Married to Eunice Philgreen, Baker Class of 1950. They have five children, all Baker graduates.
Honored in 1977 as a part of the "Baker Family of the Year."
Served the University as a four-term member of the Alumni Board of Directors and was a charter member of the Baker Wildcat Booster Club. Has served on various coach selection committees.
Maxwell E. Sloop
Lettered in football and track all four years.
Football: Was elected to the second team all-conference as a junior, and the first team as a senior as a tackle and extra point specialist.
Basketball: Spent three years as the team trainer/manager.
In 1952, was the student director of the Baker Relays.
Served as vice president of the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity. Earned a degree in physical education, 1952.
Began officiating basketball in 1951. Was an assistant football coach in 1954 and assistant track coach in 1955 at Baker.
Was assistant coach at Topeka Highland High School 1955-61. From 1961-69 coached at Topeka Washburn Rural High School in wrestling, gymnastics, track and football, most as head coach.
Continues to be a registered football and gymnastics judge and has officiated at eight KSHSAA state meets.
Has served the KSHSAA on the Board of Directors, 1977-1982, and on the Executive Board, 1980-1982.
Charles Elmer Sloop
Lettered in football, basketball and track.
Football: Was named to several all-conference and all-Kansas teams. Was the "hard-driving, pass-snatching full back" on coach Emil Liston's 1942 squad that went undefeated and untied.
Basketball: Was named all conference first team in both his junior and senior years.
Track: Won the Kansas Conference Championship in the high hurdles as a junior and low hurdles as a senior. Earned points additionally in the broad jump and high jump.
Served as vice president of the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity.
Earned a degree in physics. 1943 commissioned second lieutenant in the U.S. Army Signal Corps. Served in the Pacific during World War II and later in Europe. In 1953 joined the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, Topeka. Spent 33 years as an electrical engineer and manager.
Harry Edwin Davison
Lettered in football, basketball, baseball, and track. Earned 13 letters.
Football: Played center and linebacker. Was first team all-conference and elected to the all-state team as a senior. The 1937 Wildcats were conference champions.
Basketball: Lettered four years as a guard. Known for his aggressiveness, was elected to the honorable mention all-conference team as a senior.
Track: Lettered four years in the javelin.
Baseball: Lettered in baseball as a senior, the only year the university fielded a team while he was in college.
Member of the Zeta Chi fraternity.
Received a B.S. in Mathematics in 1938. Coached and taught for two years at both Wellsville High School and Harper High School.
Received an officer's commission in the U.S. Navy and was sent for special courses in aerological engineering at MIT. Served with the U.S. Navy in the Pacific during World War II. Received a citation from Admiral Halsey for "Accurate Reporting of Wind, Weather, and Sea Swells Which Allowed U.S. Forces to Invade Iwo Jima Successfully Four Days Earlier Than Scheduled." Also received the Air Medal from Secretary of the Navy, James Forrestal, for his meritorious achievements.
In 1946 began a 10-year career with the State of Kansas at the Veterans Administration.
From 1956-1959 was in the insurance business while serving as president of the Kansas College Officials Association. Left Kansas in 1959 to work in Colorado in the petroleum business, serving as Rocky Mountain division manager and vice president of Western Crude Oil. Appointed in 1979 to serve on the national committee on special problems of the veterans affairs and rehabilitation program of the American Legion.
Fredrick Lawrence Heine Jr.
Lettered in football, basketball and track.
Football: Was second team all-conference at tackle as a sophomore, and first-team selection as a junior. Served as team captain as a senior.
Basketball: Played as the center, winning all-conference honorable mention honors as a freshman, second team as a sophomore, and first team as a junior and senior. Also was elected the all-conference team captain as a junior and senior, while Baker's team won the conference.
Track: Won conference championship in the shot put and also placed in the mile relay.
President of the Delta Tau Delta fraternity and a member of the German Club. Served as junior class treasurer, senior class president, president of the B Club, and student commission president.
Received A.B. degree in business administration and mathematics in 1937 and an M.A. degree in education administration from UMKC in 1943.
Taught accounting and mathematics in the Kansas City School District from 1942 to 1955 and served as vice principal and principal from 1956 to 1981.
Elected to the Kansas City, Missouri Board of Education in 1982 and re-elected in 1986. Served as president 1984-86.
Has served as president of the Kiwanis Club, and as a member of Intercity of Independence, Mo.
Received a special award from the Independence Neighborhood Councils in 1985 and a Baker University Alumni Citation in 1986.
Rankin Wellborn
A family who brought honor to the University through their athletic achievements as well as their service and devotion to their alma mater. Perhaps never before or since has one family made such a positive impact upon the athletic life of Baker University.
Rankin lettered in basketball and track as a regular on the undefeated team of 1919. Known widely for his ability to shoot the foul shot. Honorable mention to the coaches All-Conference Team in 1919 and 1920. In 1920 he won the conference track meet in the half-mile. Member of Zeta Chi. M.A. Degree from Emporia State. Taught and coached, later serving as superintendent of schools, at Lyndon for 20 years. After resigning his post, he worked for many years with the Lyndon State Bank.
Rob Wellborn
A family who brought honor to the University through their athletic achievements as well as their service and devotion to their alma mater. Perhaps never before or since has one family made such a positive impact upon the athletic life of Baker University.
Robert lettered in football, basketball, and track. Captained the undefeated basketball team of 1919. Chosen All-Conference by conference coaches. Member of conference champion relay team also winning track points in the quarter mile and weight events. Conference champion in javelin.
Member of Zeta Chi. Commissioned lieutenant during World War I. Served with the S.A.T.C. at the University of Wisconsin. Taught school at Fredonia; later superintendent of schools at Moran. Went into the insurance business before moving to Wichita where he worked for the State of Kansas Department of Labor.
Fred Wellborn
A family who brought honor to the University through their athletic achievements as well as their service and devotion to their alma mater. Perhaps never before or since has one family made such a positive impact upon the athletic life of Baker University.
Fred lettered in basketball and track where he served as track team captain in 1918. Held Kansas Conference record in the half mile. Captain in 1918. Kansas conference record in the half mile. Member of Zeta Chi. Received M.A. from Kansas University in 1923, and his Ph.D. from Wisconsin in 1926. Professor of history at Iowa State Teachers College, 1926-1946; Professor of history at University of Maryland, 1946-1969, during which time he conducted classes at the Pentagon and other East Coast military bases. Author of two books. Listed in Who's Who in the East.
John Wellborn
A family who brought honor to the University through their athletic achievements as well as their service and devotion to their alma mater. Perhaps never before or since has one family made such a positive impact upon the athletic life of Baker University.
John Wellborn, 1918
John lettered in basketball and track, won conference championship in 1915 and 1916 in the mile, while taking third in the two mile.
Member of Zeta Chi. During World War I was a member of the Machine Gun Company, 10th Div. Camp Funston. Received M.A. degree from Kansas University. Spent his career in education and as superintendent of schools first in Baldwin City, then Wamego.


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5. | World's Worst Rappers List | ||
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The worst ever: 1. Vanilla Ice The rest of the worst: 2. M.C. Hammer (most of the time) 3. Ca$his 4. 50 Cent 5. Every single south rapper except for Outkast 6. Every single rapper with lil' in their name 7. Everlast (of house of pain) 8. Kid Rock, Limp Bizkit (if it's rap you want) There are many more more, but these should make it for you. Especially with 5. and 6. Please try to avoid these rappers if you want lyrically accomplished rappers. Some of them might have style, but they aren't great rappers (50 Cent). Vanilla Ice is number one on the World's Worst Rappers List.
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Vanilla Ice
M.C. Hammer Those are the 2 most supreme people for consideration for a "World's Worst Rappers List". I'd like to include horribly offensive and disgusting people like Eminem, but he's a really great rapper. I'm only going on skillz. Will Smith may be incredibly popular and commercialized, but some of his early songs, for sure, were not bad. Especially songs from "He's the DJ, I'm the Rapper". Above is my World's Worst Rappers List.
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ok, heres the real damn list. unbiased, unfiltered, and uninfluenced racially. when it comes down to talent, here's who has absolutely none of it:
1. master p (wont even mention anyone else on his label..hes the best one) 2. chingy - a fake ass nelly 3. nelly 4. bizarre from d12 5. jd 5. ja rule 6. 50 cent (NOT g unit) eminem better get sum better shit too
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Macho Man Randy Savage. "Oooooh yeah! Be a man, Hogan!"
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Here are the worst rappers you see below.
Vanilla Ice, Soulja Boy, Master P, Nelly, Chingy, Juelz Santana, Lil Wyte, Bubba Sparxxx, D4L, Dem Franchize Boyz, Lil' Wayne (way too overrated for crapper), Akon (his lyrics are complete bullshit), Kanye West (another bullshit rapper; one of biggest hypocrite rappers out there today), ICP, Benzino, Ja Rule, Camron, T.I. Yung Joc, Young Jeezy, Pitbull, V.I.C., K-Fed, Bow Wow, Jibbs, Diddy, Fat Joe, Rick Ross, Birdman, E-40, Daddy Yankee, Mike Jones, Lil Kim (whorish, completely unreal), Lil Mama, Hurricane Chris, Ying Yang Twins, Eastside Boyz, Lil Boosie, M.C. Hammer, Kid Rock, Limp Bizkit, Ludacris, Missy Elliot, Shaq O'Neal, Kobe Bryant, Tony Yayo, Lloyd Banks, John Cena (I'm sorry but this guy is WWE wrestler), Mannie Fresh, B.G. (not to be confused with BG Knocc Out, good rapper in 90's), Baby Boy Da Prince, Sean Kingston, Lil Scrappy, and any rapper named Gotti. These are the world's worst rappers list; more to come.
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Ja, Will Smith, Lil bow wow, Lil romeo, P diddy, Nelly, Da brat, Missy elliot, Vanilla ice, ICP, Jay z, Black rob, and many more.........
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Eminem deserves to be there, so does 50 even if i like some of their shit. Doc Dre doesnt though.
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Cory Renfrew
Height: 6%2E0 Weight: 175 Birthdate: April, 1986 Resides: Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Biography: Earned his first Canadian Tour victory at the 2012 Syncrude Boreal Open presented by AECON, where he defeated Matt Hill in a four-hole playoff. Renfrew shot a course record 63 (-9) in the final round and birdied the fourth playoff hole to win... Finished T-2 at the 2012 Times Colonist Island Savings Open, shooting a final-round 68 in front of hometown fans but coming up short when Andrew Roque birdied his final seven holes to win by three. Finished at the 2012 2nd at All-American Tour's February 17, 2012 event. Won 2009 RCGA Canadian University/College Championships. Earned exempt status with rounds of 72-73-70-68 at the 2012 California Qualifying School... Huge hockey fan, fan of Vancouver Canucks. TWITTER: @C_Renfrew