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The targeted drugs sunitinib (Sutent) and sorafenib (Nexavar) can delay the progression of kidney cancer by 3 to 6 months over existing treatments, according to the results of final-stage clinical trials in the January 11 New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM).
The results also show how a "rational" approach to developing cancer drugs can succeed over the long term. Sunitinib and sorafenib, the first new therapies for kidney cancer since the 1980s, inhibit the growth of new blood vessels (angiogenesis) that feed tumors. Read more
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This week we celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Although he is often remembered for his work in the area of social justice, he understood very clearly the significance of health equality. "Of all forms of inequity, injustice in health is the most inhumane," Dr. King once stated.
This Thursday, I will have the honor of introducing Dr. LaSalle D. Leffall, Jr., as the keynote speaker at the NIH Commemorative Martin Luther King, Jr., Program. A noted cancer surgeon and the current chair of the President's Cancer Panel, Dr. Leffall has long been a leading voice on health disparities. He has lived the dream that Dr. King envisioned, making immense contributions to society based on the content of his character, not the color of his skin. Read more


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In a unanimous ruling delivered today, the U.S. Supreme Court affirmed its support for protecting U.S. innovations that are a critical part of supporting the world's growing needs. The case, Bowman v. Monsanto, centered on the protection of intellectual property and its outcome was crucial for innovations that deliver benefits to millions of Americans.
The Supreme Court's decision affirms the basic purpose of the U.S. patent system – providing an incentive to innovate by providing inventors a meaningful opportunity to recover costs on their R&D investments. The decision also reflects the Court's sensitivity to the importance of patent protection not only for agriculture companies such as Monsanto, but for the basic incentive structure the patent system provides for innovation.
"The Court's ruling today ensures that longstanding principles of patent law apply to breakthrough 21st century technologies that are central to meeting the growing demands of our planet and its people," said David F. Snively, Executive Vice President, Secretary, and General Counsel of Monsanto. "The ruling also provides assurance to all inventors throughout the public and private sectors that they can and should continue to invest in innovation that feeds people, improves lives, creates jobs, and allows America to keep its competitive edge."
American Soybean Association (ASA) President and Canton, Miss.-based soybean farmer Danny Murphy welcomed the Supreme Court's unanimous ruling today in Bowman v. Monsanto. The court's 9-0 ruling expresses support for the protection of intellectual property. Murphy commented on the case's broad implications for agricultural innovation:
"By ruling unanimously in favor of maintaining the integrity of intellectual property laws, the Supreme Court has ensured that America's soybean farmers, of which Mr. Bowman is one, can continue to rely on the technological innovation that has pushed American agriculture to the forefront of the effort to feed a global population projected to pass 9 billion by 2050.
"Revolutions in seed science have enabled soybean farmers to produce more food, feed, fiber and fuel with significantly reduced strain on resources. Without the protection of intellectual property that the court reaffirmed today, the companies on whom my fellow soybean farmers and I rely would have no real incentive to make the investments necessary to develop new soybean varieties that yield more, resist disease, weeds, and pests, are drought tolerant, or have improved nutritional profiles."

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Veterans for Peace vigil planned Monday
The Olympia, Seattle and Bellingham/Whatcom County chapters of the Veterans for Peace (VFP) have scheduled a memorial exhibit Monday, May 22 at Peace Arch State Park for the men and women who have died in the Iraq war.
Last year, the organization planted 1,600 memorial markers, which covered the entire lawn of the American side of the Peace Arch. James Gillies, a volunteer and co-founder of the Bellingham/Whatcom County chapter, said the group will plant 2,500 – almost twice as many markers as last year – to commemorate the increased casualties in the war.
The event will also acknowledge those Iraqis killed in the war.
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11 Crazy Cute Girl Names
What to name a baby girl who's simply too cute for words? We've rounded up the sweetest, brightest, and best of the baby name bunch for you to *try* to choose from. (You can do it!)
A super cute-name winner thanks to its short, repeated sound, Cece (along with Lulu, Coco, Evie, and others) is part of an emerging nickname-name trend. While indeed a nice nickname for C names like Cecilia, Cece feels fresh, modern, and feminine on its own.
On its own, or short for Cleopatra (um, awesome alert), Cleo's O-sound ending gives it a kick of cool—it's cute without being cutesy. Used in the early 20th century as a unisex name, Cleo is now chosen exclusively for girls. It's an excellent option for parents who like the name Chloe but feel—at #10—it's now overused.
A spirited girl's name still fondly known for its literary appearance in J.D. Salinger's Franny and Zooey, Franny is short for Frances or Francesca, both of which are also adorable in full. As a nickname, or on its own, Franny is informal and interesting, with a versatile sound that will fit most any girl.
Sometimes used as a nickname for über-popular Olivia (#4 in 2011), Liv is a stand-alone name in its own right. More common in Scandinavian countries, and meaning "life," or "protection," this concise, classic-sounding moniker has gained recognition in the United States largely thanks to actress Liv Tyler.
If Lucy is cute—and it certainly is—then Lulu is off-the-charts adorable; you just can't go wrong with this kind of short, repeated-syllable sound! It's a favorite Swahili and Hawaiian name, too. While a fairly mainstream choice on the US mainland in the late 19th century, it's a fun pick for parents today who want something instantly recognizable but not on the top 1,000 charts.
A common nickname in the Victorian era—used for young Eleanors, Helens and Cornelias—Nellie works perfectly today on its own. A simple and unexpected vintage choice meaning "Sun Ray," or "Shining Light," Nellie is an adorably old-fashioned, but not "old-lady," baby name option.
Already a surprising and charming alternative to Olivia, Abigail Breslin's Little Miss Sunshine character secured this moniker as almost unthinkably cute. Its peaceful symbolism and triple-trend chops as a nature, color, and tree name make Olive unanimously appealing, while its soft sound keeps it from coming on too strong. Celeb parents Isla Fisher and Sasha Baron Cohen, as well as Drew Barrymore, named their daughter Olive.
Having jumped 500 places since 1999, Piper ranked at #110 in 2011, and promises a continued, steady climb. Musical and spunky with a repeated "P" sound, Piper is little-girl cute without being frilly; it will still sound lovely when your baby is grown. First widely noticed via actress Piper Laurie, this is a current-sounding name with all the makings of becoming a classic.
Unisex and traditionally Irish, boy Quinns still outnumber girls by three to one. Thanks to female character appearances on the TV shows Daria, Zoey 101, and Glee, however, and to the name's appealingly quirky, modern sound, Quinn ranked higher on the American lists for new baby girls in 2011 (#188) than boys (#297). So, while Quinn retains a strong, dignified sound for boys, it has a creative, softer sound when given to girls.
#1 in Wales, and edging in on England's leading name spot as well, Ruby is #109 in America. A gem name with depth, and strong vowel sounds, Ruby sports a friendly and adventuresome—and definitely feminine—feel.
At #28 in 2011, Zoey rose 23 places in the last year alone. Variations on the spelling abound, including Zooey (as in Deschanel, and the famous Salinger character, who was male), Zoie and Zoe. This name's zippy sound and long vowels make it a fun, whimsical choice for a girl.
11 Precious Gem NamesPopular during the late Victorian era, precious gem names are now back in vogue. Admire our selection of cherished comebacks, as well as some new up-and-comers, and find the perfect fit for your little jewel.view gallery


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A true legendary Battleship with a lot of history to tell. The volunteers on the ship shares bunch of funny stories which is totally unknown before. Very worthy for the trip!
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This was a great way to spend the afternoon. The tour is really informative and brought you to a number of different areas. The Battleship IOWA is known as ' The Battleship of Presidents'. You get to see the President's room which hosted FDR, Ronald Reagan and George Bush Sr. There is a nice walk through exhibit that show From the main deck you get panoramic views of San Pedro harbor and Long Beach.
This is a true piece of wartime history. I had no idea the importance of this battleship, so am truly grateful to have been able to visit and learn so much about her.
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AARP magazine also included articles by CW trained dieticians preaching the low fat high carb bs. I guess they want to hurry more of us old people out the door.
Haha, this is really too funny!
Anyway, these "health" magazines are a paradox to me: if they were truly effective, people would get quickly healthy from their pseudo-advice, which would put these mags out of business. The truth is, they are not at all OOB which can only mean that their advice is absolute crap and contrary to your health interests ...
AARP magazine also included articles by CW trained dieticians preaching the low fat high carb bs. I guess they want to hurry more of us old people out the door.
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Lost 75# eating low carb (20-40 g) and then MDA primal low carb. Tried many other options but only LC helped me lose weight and improve health. Now at a good weight, I find my body can tolerate a few more carbs but rarely go over 100 g.
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I have been a type two diabetic for eight years and when I was diagnosed I didn't have health insurance. My doc told me to look up dietary information on the internet-yeah that doc wasn't much use. I'm also a child, granchild, and great grandchild of diabetics so I grew up around it all my life. Which means I pretty much knew what a diabetic diet was from the get go. I ended up with primal in a roundabout way. I sat down and thought about it and came to the conclusion that if carbs make my blood sugar go up, why don't I eat fewer carbs than the diabetic diet recommends until I can find a balance? That pointed me in the direction of Atkins which felt too extreme from the get go. I grew up eating out of a veggie garden and orchards and have always had the feeling that if I can't grow it or make it myself I probably shouldn't be eating it. I found primal on an internet search and it completely made sense.
Edit: While I got some wicked carb flu starting primal, my post prandial blood sugars dropped like a rock and the fungal skin crud that I had had since before my diagnosis disappeared completely in about three weeks. It took a bit longer, about a month, for my AM blood sugars to go down.
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At this writing, the jury is still out on the shrimp run. A few boats are working the waters north of the Ormond Beach Bridge but the take is spotty. Those willing to search a bit are getting their five-gallon limit but many are lucky to get bait. The size is also very mixed with only about one in 40 being the size of a 50-cent carrot.
Fishing remains steady with trout and flounder leading the way. Fishing buddy John Rector was witness to a pathetic scene recently while the two of us were wading the Tomoka State Park. Fishing was slow and after a lot of casts I had finally hooked a flounder. The fish was nothing to brag about at about 14 inches but it was all I had been able to find and I wanted it. As many of you know, there has been an awful lot of water in the inshore for quite a while. The banks are flooded at either tide and the water is well back into the marsh grass. As I whipped the little flounder out I forgot there was no bank behind me and when it hit it came unhooked. It laid still in the shallow water between the grass where it had fallen as I devised a plan. I knew the chances of me catching a live fish in the water with my bare hands was not good. I considered taking a big belly flop right onto it but at the last instant was overcome by common sense and decided to sneak up on it and make a scooping motion with both hands. A good plan but it did not go well. I tried to propel the flounder up onto the dry grass but came up with nothing but water. Now I'm on my knees slapping and splashing around while the flat fish squeezed through my legs to safety. John was up the bank a bit and said that as he watched that scene play out it had reminded him of an Alaskan bear trying to catch a salmon. Maybe, but not nearly as graceful, I would wager.
A couple of days later, I was in the same spot but this time alone. I don't care to fish on a breezy morning but I was grateful the wind had saved me from the early morning onslaught of no-see-ems. Just as the sun came up pink behind threatening clouds, the fish began to hit all around me. I could tell that trout were on the feed as I unfurled my trusty jig. On about the third cast I hooked a strong trout that actually turned out to be a 19-inch redfish. OK, I thought. Not a bad start. Soon I was into the trout and caught and missed them on most every cast. In all, I landed eight trout. Three were keepers with the largest being 18 inches. I did have one that would have been near 20 inches escape in the flood at the beach.
After the sun came up full, the flounder began to bite. Four flounder were hooked and I landed three, which for me is pretty darn good. One was a keeper but a little small so I turned it back and kept the two 17 inchers. It was still very early but the wind was really kicking up and I had to cross the bay in my tiny kayak. Fast tide and high wind can make that paddle pretty dicey so I headed home at 8:30 a.m. Only two hours of fishing and on my stringer was three trout, two flounder and a red. A nice mess for my weekend fish fry.
On the cleaning table I went through the catch with my Buck Knife until I came to the last flounder that I had caught. The fish was in shock from being out of water but still had just a bit of life left. As I cleaned it I became careless and with its last gasp the fish sunk one of those thick Dracula-like fangs into my thumb. The blood flew. I uttered a word not fit to print and for an instant or two, I was mad. Then I had to laugh. With the last breath the flounder had gone to its maker with a bit of revenge against its captor. It seemed somehow fair.
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Sen. Ted Cruz has accused his fellow Senate Republicans of sabotaging his efforts to stop Obamacare during the recent government funding debate and suggested he won't rule out forcing another shutdown of federal agencies over the health care law.
The Texas freshman chastised Senate Republicans for not backing up conservative House Republicans who have demanded that any government funding bill also defund or delay Obamacare, saying the law cannot be defeated unless the GOP is unified.
"When you've got Senate Republicans saying we cannot win, we will surrender, this is a fool's errand, it sabotages the effort," he said in an interview broadcast on CNN's "State of the Union" on Sunday.
"In my view I think the House Republicans marched out on principe to say, 'we're listening to the people who are hurting because of Obamacare,' and I wish that Senate Republicans would've come in like the calvary to support them."
Cruz added that Senate Republicans "made a decision not just not to support House Republicans but to come in like an air force and dive-bomb them."
When asked by ABC's "This Week" if he was willing to risk another government shutdown over Obamacare mid-January when the current government funding deal expires, Cruz said "I will continue to do anything I can to stop the train wreck that is Obamacare."
"What I intend to do is continue standing with the American people to work to stop Obamcare," he said.
Many Senate Republicans, while also opposing the Affordable Care Act, have lashed out at Cruz for his tactics, blaming him for the political statement that resulted in a 16-day partial government shutdown that ended Wednesday.
"Don't do this again, Ted," said Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., on CBS's "Face the Nation."
Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., who repeatedly has called Cruz's approach a "fool's errand," said the shutdown has hurt the GOP's public standing.
"The question is, how deep and how long?," he said on "State of the Union" Sunday. "Keep up the fight against Obamacare, but don't shut down the government and have so much collateral damage to innocent Americans."
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., said that Republicans first must gain control of the Senate and White House -- while keeping control of the House -- before they can lead a successful repeal of Obamacare.
"We have a math problem in the Senate in getting rid of Obamacare. ... Fifty-five Democrats and 45 Republicans," McConnell said on "Face the Nation" Sunday. "We only control a portion of the government, and so that limits our ability to get rid of this horrible law."
McConnell vowed there won't be another government shutdown under his watch. "You can count on that," he said.
Cruz said he wasn't bothered by the blowback he's gotten from his party colleagues, telling CNN "I don't work for the party bosses in Washington, I work for the people of Texas."
And he downplayed speculation he's seriously considering a run for president in 2016, saying recent trips he has made to early GOP primary states were to "energize and activate the grassroots in the american people."


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Evolution: "just a theory". Scientific caution is sometimes confusing.
The fact that our best available theories are still speculations misleads some people to believe that these ideas are not founded. Hence, some people suppose their uneducated opinion is just as bad, or as good, as the mainstream scientific hypothesis.
This trend is probably led by the way science has been taught, i e as a flawless method that offers facts about reality.
And by pre-scientific philosophy, still strong in our modern societies.
Evolution is "just a theory" the way Notre Dame is "just a pile of rocks", isn't it?
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Jun 7 2013: Evolution in thoughts may be acceptable because our thinking and resultant conclusions do change with new inputs, however, evolution in living beings is absurd and just untrue. Allah created every living being and plant in complete perfection at once. He says that when He intends to do a thing, He just says,"Be done, and it is instantly done." He does not require evolution process for achieving perfection in any specie. Have you ever heard of human beings changing their present shape into some thing new? After all millions of years have gone by in the present form. No, this evolution is just not true. Yes similarities in some respect between species are there, but that's all. There is perfection in his creations every where, there are no deficiencies or defects any where at all. This indeed is the biggest sign of His existence as one Supreme Being, our Creator, our Sustainer and our Master. He has created every thing for particular function(s) and it will continue to live and flourish till He wants it to stay. The instant end of all things is just near now.
Jun 8 2013: Dear Mahdi, the similarity may be 98.5 % but not 100 %. The first human being Adam and his wife Hava were created by Allah in one go in complete perfection. Both of them lived in Heaven for some time. Then they were sent to this world on this planet for a given period of time. Only they were the first parents of the entire human race except Christ who was created through mother only (without the intervention of father) by the Grace of Allah. Hence Champanzees are not our forefathers, these are not humans though they look similar to us. Let us not forget that a few thousands years ago, many humans like us were converted into Champanzees or similar animals by Allah as punishment, the scientists may be talking about such converts who may have close similarities. We are the best of creations of Allah, animals are not our forefathers. We are a separate specie right from start. All the scriptures including Al-Quran have been always saying so as well.
muhammad aliJun 9 2013: Our body is a wonderfully packed bio- factory in which thousands of life-giving chemical reactions take place all the times. Our Pancreas does not let the level of sugar in our blood go beyond certain limits. The heart pumps blood to each cell of the body untiringly for the entire length of its life. It beats around 40 million times a year, about 3 billion times in an average life span, without needing repairs. God? Not there? All this is automatic? Isn't it absurd? Can water enter our mouth without our effort?
Who made such a perfect machine each organ of which functions distinctly but all aim at keeping us alive and healthy? Who made such a rugged pumping system? The cells die in millions and are replaced with fresh ones in millions from within the body. Who has designed and programmed all such automatic functions? Dear, there are many such questions to be answered by non-believers.
Jun 9 2013: The reason that all things function the way they do is because if they did not, they would cease to be, and that creature would die out. Look at the fossil record, it clearly shows many organisms that couldn't compete, or adapt. This does not show God, but uncompassionate nature. I used the vestigal leg bones in whales to show that adaptation is all around us, very plain, very clear to see for those with the eyes to see it.
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PHOENIX (AP) - Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer says she will push her own school safety package in her budget proposal and also plans to champion a tax reform proposal that will simplify what she calls the most complicated tax code in the nation.
Brewer praised Democrats for proposing a school safety proposal but says it's way too expensive.
In an interview with The Associated Press Thursday the Republican governor also said she hasn't decided if she will expand the state's Medicaid program to cover about 300,000 additional low-income Arizonans. Brewer has until mid-February to decide on the expansion allowed under President Barack Obama's health care reform law.
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Cumbrian knife attack bully jailed without limit
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An obsessive bully who repeatedly stabbed his ex-partner in a "murderous" attack was yesterday jailed indefinitely after judges rejected his original 17-year sentence as being too lenient.
David Heslop, 37, plunged a carving knife into Emma Wilson six times as their young son played nearby in their Cleator Moor home.
She only survived her injuries, which included punctures to her lung, stomach, and diaphragm, thanks to the prompt intervention of police and paramedics.
Heslop claimed he did not want to kill the 29-year-old but a jury convicted him of attempted murder.
In November last year, he was jailed for 17 years at Carlisle Crown Court. But that sentence, which would have allowed Heslop's release on licence within eight years, was judged to be not tough enough by the Attorney General, Dominic Grieve QC, who referred the case to London Criminal Appeal Court.
After reviewing the evidence, Lady Justice Hallett, Mr Justice McCombe and Mr Justice Singh yesterday imposed an indefinite jail sentence for pubic protection.
An indefinite sentence is generally regarded as almost identical to a life term.
Heslop must now serve a minimum of 14 years before he can even apply for parole, which will only be granted if the authorities are convinced he is safe to release.
Miss Wilson, of Robert Owen Avenue, Cleator Moor, welcomed the tougher sentence, saying it meant she could get on with her life.
Speaking yesterday, she said: "I found out about it an hour ago when the police called to tell me.
"I'm absolutely chuffed.
"It means a lot to me and especially it means something for all the other people who suffer domestic violence. There is finally justice.
"I now feel that I have got a future and I can definitely get on with my life. David Heslop has got what he deserves."
Miss Wilson, who spent three days in intensive care after the attack, said she was considerably helped by police officers Detective Sergeant Duncan Brooker and Detective Constable Ruth Greenhow and she now hopes to work as a volunteer with other victims of domestic violence.
The Appeal Court heard how Heslop had gone to Miss Wilson's home on December 16, 2010, and then used a 7in carving knife to stab her as their son played in a nearby room.
At the time, a restraining order was in place, in theory preventing him from even approaching her.
Despite the frenzied attack, and her serious injuries, she was able to activate a domestic violence alarm installed in her home by police.
Lady Justice Hallett yesterday said Heslop had "intended to kill" his victim, and that only the swift response of the police to her distress call had saved her life.
She said of Heslop: "As a child, he was a thug and bully and he continues to be a particularly aggressive and violent adult."
"The facts speak for themselves – the man is dangerous. Nothing but an indefinite sentence will give Miss Wilson or the public the protection they deserve."He intended to kill her in her own home and took a knife with him for that very purpose. It was a murderous attack by a man totally out of control in her own home and with her child with her."
Heslop, formerly of Piper's Court, Whitehaven, had refused to accept his relationship with Miss Wilson was over and just days before the knife attack he had threatened to kill her or her new partner if she ever found one.
Stuart Pattinson, Senior Crown Prosecutor with the CPS in Cumbria, explained why the CPS had brought the case to the attention of the Attorney General.
"David Heslop is clearly a very dangerous man," said Mr Pattinson.
"He carried out a horrifying assault on Emma Wilson, inflicting terrible injuries upon her.
"He carried out a pre-meditated attack with a knife whilst children were in the house.
"We took the view that David Heslop presented a very serious risk to the public.
"The increased sentence that has now been imposed means that David Heslop will remain in prison indefinitely to protect the public and will not be eligible to apply for parole for at least 14 years.
"He will remain in prison for as long as he is considered to be dangerous."
He was grateful the Attorney General and the Court of Appeal gave such close attention to the case.
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With papers stuffed in manila folders and overflowing in piles on his desk, Ledyard Town Clerk Calvin Brouwer was the town's go-to person for information on how to do just about anything.
"Cal was the kind of guy that could put his hand on everything," Mayoral Assistant Mark Bancroft recalled of his friend on Tuesday.
"He knew exactly where everything was, and it didn't necessarily have to be in a filing cabinet. His desk was his filing cabinet."
Brouwer, a former town clerk in Ledyard and Waterford, passed away at his home on Sunday at the age of 65.
Bancroft said his friendship with Brouwer spanned 30 years and was sparked with a shared interest in boating.
"We both belonged to the Cruising Club of New England, and we talked boats a lot," Bancroft said. "I worked on Cal's boat, and he gave me ideas for my boat, and we went on a couple cruises together."
Brouwer, a Quaker Hill resident, served two terms each as the town clerk for Waterford and Ledyard.
After graduating from Waterford High School in 1966, he went on to serve in the U.S. Air Force before returning to Connecticut to work for Pfizer.
Last January, Brouwer retired from the town clerk's position in Ledyard shortly after he performed his last swearing-in ceremony for John Rodolico, the town's newly elected mayor.
"I've been in this business for more than 28 years," Brouwer said at Rodolico's December 2011 swearing-in ceremony. "I started in Waterford in 1984 as town clerk, and since then I've sworn in a lot of mayors and first selectmen."
He served as Waterford's town clerk until 1992 and also served on three charter revision commissions and moderated the town's Representative Town Meeting from 1980 to 1983.
After his departure from Waterford, he announced he would seek the Republican nomination for the 38th Assembly District. Brouwer said then that he intended to fight for tax reform through an overhaul of the tax system.
"If we don't straighten up the tax structure, we'll never see economic revitalization in this state," he told The Day in October of 1992. "We can't have income taxes, sales taxes and nuisance taxes, licenses, fees. We're being taxed to death."
Brouwer lost that election and stayed on as the Waterford town clerk, then lost that position in the next election to Waterford Town Clerk Robert Nye.
Former Ledyard Mayor Susan B. Mendenhall said Tuesday that she appointed Brouwer to the position of town clerk when she was elected because he had a "pretty good reputation of being a good town clerk."
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During Brouwer's second term in Ledyard beginning in 2004, Bancroft said that his friend didn't "rile easily."
"He was easy to work with, was easygoing, had good priorities and was very people-oriented," he said.
The funeral service will be held Thursday at 11 a.m. at Byles Memorial Home, 99 Huntington St., New London. Burial will be private, and there are no visiting hours.
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Achieving the objective of improving effectiveness will require development of a framework that promotes consistent decisions about disclosure requirements by the Board and the appropriate exercise of discretion by reporting entities. The Board also is considering whether, and if so, how, to provide guidance to improve the organization, formatting, and style of the notes to financial statements.
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Despite the rising costs of education, Bardaro says that a bachelor's degree is still worth it, because "the truth of the matter is, the Bill Gates story isn't very typical." However, people do need to know what they intend to study and if the payout after school will justify the costs. Another thing young people need to consider is the growth in the jobs they want to have after school.
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At his sentencing hearing Thursday, Langlade County District Attorney Ralph Uttke said the 48-year-old Lund admitted smoking pot since he was 16. The DA said educators and school coaches are role models – and they need to lead by example.
Lund apologized. His attorney, Henry Schultz, said the public would not be protected by giving his client more punishment.
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New Jersey Devils forward Patrik Elias scored the only goals for his native Czech Republic in a 5-2 loss to Sweden at the IIHF World Championships. Elias was named the best player in the game for the Czechs.
Devils rookie Mattias Tedenby notched an assist for Sweden who will have a chance to earn another International Gold Medal in Sunday's finale. The Swedes are looking to add to their impressive international resume which includes 8 gold medals at the World Championships. They last won gold in 2006 but have taken home bronze the last two years in a row. Despite Elias and the Czechs elimination, the Swedish victory is good news for Devils fans. Playing for gold will give the youthful Tedenby a chance to add some additional championship experience, only furthering his development as a player.
Sweden will play the winner of the Russia-Finland game being played later today. If the Russians win the Devils will have representation on both sides with Devils sniper Ilya Kovalchuk playing for the Russians and Tedenby for Sweden.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WHAS11) -- The owner of Lynn's Paradise Café, Lynn Winter, said contrary to internet rumors, she has no plans to re-open her restaurant, but she does have other plans for the property – to sell it.
She said Lynn's is officially for sale and has several interested buyers who she won't disclose.
"This is a good thing for Lynn's," Winter said. "The only constant for Lynn's was change and this is change."
She said both the property and the "Lynn's" brand is for sale but whether they go together will depend on the buyer. She declined to comment on reasons for its abrupt closure in January only to say that it was time to move on.
The flurry around the building recently which spawned those reports of its re-opening because it is being cleaned to prepare for the sale. Winter said the property will be cleaned, repaired and the blacktop repaired to make way for a new buyer she hopes will continue the legacy of the popular restaurant.
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Winter opened the restaurant in 1991 and it grew into a local – and national – landmark. It was featured regularly on the Food Network, the Oprah Winfrey Show, Southern Living and countless others. It is currently for sale and has no specific price tag.
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If there was one thing I could change about my birthday, it would be Daylight Saving Time. DST means getting up an hour earlier — bad news for night owls like me. Before 2007, we sprang forward after my birthday for DST. Three years ago, however, my birthday fell on the Sunday DST took effect, meaning my birthday only lasted 23 hours.
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There is a difference between a dying process and a sudden death event, and they both leave very different opportunities for healing. Individuals given a terminal diagnosis often have time to reflect and address any issues should they want. Also, those connected to the dying usually have some time and opportunities for closure in their relationships. However, with a sudden and unexpected death, it is done. What the relationship was is what it is forever.
There's an old saying in journalism when it comes to how and where stories are reported: "If it bleeds, it leads." What that means is, the juicier, gorier or more salacious news is, the more likely it is to be the top story.
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