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Philmont does not offer accommodations for individuals who may be travelling with your crew, but there are plenty of places to stay and things to do in the nearby towns!
Cimarron, which is five miles north of Philmont Scout Ranch Headquarters, has a population of about 800. The major industries are lumbering, ranching and tourism. Gas stations, motels, variety and gift stores, a coin laundry, a grocery and convenience store, churches, restaurants, a museum and a library are located in Cimarron.
Area attractions include:
For more information, please contact the Cimarron Chamber of Commerce at:
P.O. Box 604104 North Lincoln Ave.Cimarron, NM 87714Telephone: 575-376-2417Toll Free: 800-700-4298Web site: www.cimarronnm.com
Springer is 25 miles southeast of the ranch and, with a population of about 2,000, is similar to Cimarron.
A highlight of any visit to Springer is the Santa Fe Trail Interpretive Center and Museum. The building that houses the museum was originally the Colfax County Courthouse. Today, it houses the museum and Springer Chamber of Commerce.
Exhibits include a scale model of the Dorsey mansion and the only electric chair used in New Mexico.
Springer offers the visitor the Brown Hotel, some small restaurants, and a number of service stations.
For more information, please contact the Springer Chamber of Commerce at:
P.O. Box 607Springer, NM 87747575-483-2998 springernm.com
The small town of Eagle Nest, which is about 20 miles west of Cimarron, bills itself as the "Gateway to the Enchanted Circle of New Mexico" and features a mountainous highway loop that passes through Taos and Angle Fire.
Main Street is home to shops carrying local crafts and fine arts, sculpture, jewelry, antiques, pottery, candy, clothing, souvenirs and more.
Several restaurants serve Eagle Nest, and groceries are available at a number of small markets.
Overnight visitors can choose from a variety of motels and cabins.
The scenic village overlooks the 2,200-acre Eagle Nest Lake and is a paradise for those who love the outdoors. The lake boasts excellent fishing for rainbow trout and Kokanee salmon. The State Game and Fish Department stocks the lake. Anglers can fish from the banks or by boat (boat rentals available) and ice fish in the winter. Ice fishing usually begins in January and the first open water fishing usually starts in April. Stream fishing is available in nearby Cimarron Canyon State Park.
Campers can choose between Carson National Forest (575-758-6200), Cimarron Canyon State Park and Colin Neblett State Wildlife Area (575-377-6271) and Coyote Creek State Park (575-387-2328).
Red Eagle Golf Course is on State Highway 38 north of town. It is an 18-hole course of bent grass greens. It is open morning to night, depending on the weather. Please call 575-377-3396 for information.
For more information, please contact the Eagle Nest Chamber of Commerce at:
P.O. Box 322Eagle Nest, NM 87718Telephone: 575-377-2420Toll Free: 800-494-9117Web site: www.eaglenest.org
Raton, with a population of about 7,000, is the largest town near Philmont Scout Ranch. It is on Interstate 25, below the historic Raton Pass. In the 19th century, the pass provided the route between Bent's Fort, Colorado, and Fort Union, New Mexico, and followed American Indian trails across the Raton Mesa Group. The interstate highway crosses the same pass.
More than 70 historic sites and live theater are available in Raton's historic district. Dioramas and old photographs are on display in the Raton Museum on First Street. The Wells Fargo Express Office houses the Old Pass Gallery of Western art.
Exciting day trips include:
A wide variety of motels, restaurants and stores are available in Raton.
Raton is Philmont's closest Amtrak terminal. TNM&O provides bus service to Raton.
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the WHOLE truth and nothing but the truth
Hello everybody,
A team of 5 experts discovered an old celtic site in Ireland old of many thousands years. It has stayed untouched for one thousand five hundreds years. On this site the team, an archaeologist, a computer expert, an expert of old languages, an architect and a biologist discover a black chest made in ebony wood. This box is obviously not Celtic. After days of studies to open this chest without damaging anything, they discover at last what is inside. To their utmost surprise, they see a ball of light which is floating in the middle of the chest. After days of work on this light ball to understand what it could be, the linguist guy pushed by impatience and inattention touches this famous ball. He feels no pain, but the ball will stop at once its radiance, leaving a kind of very small flying saucer. This one seems to be a very highly sophisticated hard disc. Its origin is obviously extraterrestrial. Months of studies will be needed to be able to produce something from this extraterrestrial technology. At last the computer expert will produce a kind of text printed directly as pictures from this hard disc. These texts are written mainly in Runes mixed with points and other signs. Those other signs and drawings were completely unknown. Years will be needed by the whole team to be able to translate these strange extraterrestrial texts. Its contents is really fabulous and even more incredible is the fact that the texts were stocked in this hard disc until the precise second where it was touched by the language expert. The knowledge brought in these texts is so revolutionary for humanity that it means a complete change in our way to understand our past but mainly to deal with our very near future. Once more years will be needed for the team to integrate such extraterrestrial ideas. The results of such a way will be a complete liberation of the psychology and even little by little an integration of psychic powers. The teaching of the disc invites mankind to step into the consciousness needed to belong to the cosmic brotherhood, among the other races who know and see each other so often. This today should be humanitys place and we must learn to get it. All the explanations about a huge cosmic war were also given in the texts. The cultural and psychological knowledge given through these means are no contest, but the biggest event of our civilisation. A team of people more or less close to the team of scientists have decided to witness what they learnt through the team of scientists. The changes brought by these teachings are incredibly powerful and if you start this so astonishing experience, your life will be completely different in the future. Its not here a simple cultural experience but a real revolution in your life. Youll have to be strong and open-minded to digest these fabulous explanations. All this is powerful enough to change completely the destiny of mankind. We try through this posting to gather a maximum of people. Most of the population is afraid of such a discovery and we know its very hard to find enough people to exchange about such a subject. That is why, and we do apologize for this, we cannot discuss on this thread here because, we know that the matter is so difficult that its a very selective subject. We could gather the whole team of witnesses on one forum which is in fact not a real forum because there is only one thread. We believe, it wouldnt be very fair to invite people on another forum from your forum. Our thread-forum will be only one split into two, one in German and the same one in English. That is why we invite here everybody who could be interested to gather on the same following address : http://thelightball.funpic.de
By honesty and also because our goal is not to deal with a forum, ours, is and will stay only one thread. Our little forum is very new. We started the . and we hope that some of you will be able to join this new experience which will produce a new thread on your own forum with a new circle of witnesses through our forum, because we wish to spread the knowledge from this astonishing event for the best of the world. We are doing our best to contact as many people as possible and as many forums as we can to gather the witnesses and the new people hoping that this will produce a new wave of information all over the world. The light ball gave also information about a kind of vessel called Merkabah (not exactly what is known in the Kabbalah) more used as a lighthouse to indicate to our cosmic brothers that we finally stepped into cosmic consciousness
Each witness had a very different experience with the experts team. Some know some of them and only a little and some others know very well the whole team and even the hard disc itself, but everyone has a direct experience with this story. We believe that the diversity of the witnesses will bring more objectivity and interest for this so important subject which cannot be treated like any other subject. We hope to meet you in this so incredible discussion which will create a new spreading of the knowledge all over the world.
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Today's question: The office of vice president has been regarded as mostly ceremonial. How much (for better or worse) has Dick Cheney changed that? Previously, Edwards and Lichtman digested the candidates' vice president picks.
Cheney: a cautionary talePoint: Allan J. Lichtman
Since the days of Franklin D. Roosevelt, the vice presidency has not been a purely ceremonial position (ironically, it was FDR's vice president, John Nance Garner, who said that the office "wasn't worth a warm bucket of spit"). Garner was important because he helped sell FDR's New Deal on Capitol Hill. Vice President Richard Nixon was a major political force within the Eisenhower administration. Dan Quayle, George H.W. Bush's vice president, headed up a Council on Competitiveness that quietly intervened in regulatory decisions to ease burdens on U.S. industries. Walter Mondale under President Carter and Al Gore under President Bill Clinton were notable advisors on a range of foreign and domestic issues.
Dick Cheney, however, has emerged as by far the most influential vice president in U.S. history. Yet Cheney's tenure is also a cautionary tale for future vice presidents. At the end of the Bush-Cheney years, most Americans think that their country is on the wrong track, President Bush is the most unpopular president in the history of polling, and Cheney's approval ratings are below 20%.
After the highly contested 2000 election, it was Cheney who rejected the wise advice that Bush should govern from the center and find common ground with Democrats. Instead, Cheney insisted that "the suggestion that somehow, because this was a close election, we [conservatives] should fundamentally change our beliefs I just think is silly."
As vice president, Cheney met secretly with industry representatives to craft an energy policy that married the administration to big oil and an environmental policy that ignored the threats of global warming, sought to weaken clean air laws and provided private corporations greater access to public resources. Cheney's counsel secretly crafted a military order that stripped foreign terrorism suspects of their rights under the Constitution and the Geneva Convention and authorized cruel methods of interrogation. In refusing to obey an executive order on how to handle national security secrets, Cheney's counsel asserted that "the vice presidency is a unique office that is neither a part of the executive branch nor a part of the legislative branch."
Cheney was the driving force behind a host of other dubious policies. His counsel developed the rationale for the warrantless wiretapping of Americans. Just three months after Sept. 11, 2001, Cheney pushed for war against Iraq. Going well beyond reliable intelligence, he said in August 2002 that "there is no doubt that Saddam Hussein now has weapons of mass destruction; there is no doubt that he is amassing them to use against our friends, against our allies and against us." Also in 2002, despite contradictory intelligence, he insisted that Hussein's regime "has had high-level contacts with Al Qaeda going back a decade and has provided training to Al Qaeda terrorists." Domestically, the tax and budget policies that he helped implement have led to record spending increases and budget deficits.
In the post-Cheney era, the next vice president should expect to make a major substantive contribution to the new administration. But he or she should consider taking a more humble and less autocratic approach to the office than Cheney.
Allan J. Lichtman is a history professor at American University in Washington. His most recent books are "The Keys to the White House" and "White Protestant Nation: The Rise of the American Conservative Movement."
The right VP to fight the war on terrorismCounterpoint: Lee Edwards
When George W. Bush picked Cheney as his running mate in 2000, the mass media and political experts fell all over themselves praising his choice. Remember, Allan? They noted Cheney's broad Washington experience as a member of Congress, a White House chief of staff and Defense secretary. They said he brought "gravitas" to a ticket headed by a relatively young man with little foreign policy knowledge.
Following the one vice presidential debate between Cheney and Joe Lieberman, some observers went so far as to say that the Republican and Democratic parties had nominated the wrong men for president. As a matter of fact, Allan, you yourself told CNN in 2000 that you expected Bush to follow Dwight Eisenhower's management style of surrounding himself with a "very strong team," which is why, you said, Bush "chose Dick Cheney as his vice president."
So clearly what bothers you is not Cheney's deep experience and strength of character but his political philosophy -- that is, his conservatism.
You say Cheney rejected "the wise advice" that Bush should "govern from the center" and find common ground with the Democrats. But if Bush and Cheney had taken that advice there would have been no badly needed tax cuts -- which have prevented us from slipping into recession now -- no appointment of John G. Roberts Jr. and Samuel A. Alito Jr. to the Supreme Court and possibly no war on terrorism.
It's just that simple, Allan: Either we are at war or we aren't. If we are not at war, we look to the United Nations and soft diplomacy to protect American interests. If we are at war, we do what Bush and Cheney did -- take the war to the enemy.
As Cheney said at the 2004 Republican national convention, "just as surely as the Nazis during World War II and the Soviet communists during the Cold War, the enemy we face today is bent on our destruction." That is why we drove the Taliban from power in Afghanistan, captured or killed hundreds of Al Qaeda members and deposed Hussein's regime in Iraq.
And yes, Allan, we acted against Hussein because the majority of policymakers and intelligence services believed, among other factors, that the dictator was developing weapons of mass destruction. As Bill Clinton said when justifying his air offensive against Iraq in December 1998, "mark my words, Saddam will develop weapons of mass destruction. He will deploy them, and he will use them."
There is no denying that there have been no terrorist attacks on our soil in the seven years since Sept. 11, 2001. Is that because of luck, or a lack of will on the part of Al Qaeda, or because of the unrelenting Bush-Cheney war on terrorism? I don't know about you, Allan, but I sleep better at night knowing that someone like Cheney is helping to make the tough decisions that keep America safe.
Lee Edwards is the distinguished fellow in conservative thought at the Heritage Foundation and the author of nearly 20 books, including a forthcoming biography of William F. Buckley Jr.
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Walkinshaw 3-hits Derby as Seymour goes to 8-0
SEYMOUR -- It's always been a tradition of Bob Kelo's to wait until Seymour baseball's eighth win before checking the state class rankings on the CIAC site.
Well, almost always.
Seymour won only seven games last year -- one shy of qualification for the state playoffs -- so the longtime coach glanced at the rankings out of curiosity.
"The only thing I looked at last year was if we won, I would've known who to scout," Kelo joked on Wednesday.
This year, he will look a lot earlier and with a lot more interest.
Seymour ran its record to 8-0 on Wednesday as senior Jake Walkinshaw twirled a three-hitter in an 11-1 rout of rival Derby at French Memorial Park.
"We've qualified now (for the Class S playoffs). Now we can concentrate on improving our seeding and seeing where we fall," Kelo said. "I'll finally take a look at the rankings."
The Wildcats plated five runs in the first and 10 over the first three innings to snap a six-game losing streak to Derby dating to 2011.
Walkinshaw (4-0) allowed only three batters to reach base over the final six innings after Derby scored in the first. The right-hander struck out seven and walked just one.
"Once I was ahead (in the count) I was trying to mix in curves and change-ups," Walkinshaw said. "But I was able to really spot my fastball."
Seymour's bats gave him plenty of support, banging out 15 hits, including nine off ace lefty Sal Frosceno.
All five of the Wildcats' first-inning runs were scored after two outs on hits by Zach Sirowich, Bryan Rossetti, Jaylen Kelley and RJ Findley.
"The first inning killed us," Derby coach Sumner Sochrin said.
The Red Raiders (4-3) didn't fare much better in the second and third innings as Seymour's lead ballooned to 10-1.
The Wildcats recorded five hits in the third, including an RBI single by Dan Godette that ended Frosceno's outing after 2 2/3 innings.
"He's a really good pitcher. He's shut us out the past two years," Walkinshaw said of Frosceno, who logged a 2.20 ERA last year and led Derby to the NVL final.
Early this season, few pitchers have been able to quiet Seymour's lineup. The Wildcats have scored at least 10 runs in each of the last four games.
"We got up to the plate like we do every game saying that we're going to hit the ball with confidence," said Sirowich, who went 3-for-4 with two RBIs.
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Voyage 5. A HYBRID'S HYBRIS…
THE CULTURAL "WEIGHT" OF THE ORIENT may have extremely important consequences in a land of the Occident, as we have seen already (see the previous Voyage) in the case of Spain, especially Andalusia: Phoenicians and Hellenes, Punics and Romans, Berbers and barbarians, Arabs and Moors, Jews and Roma, along, of course, with the local Iberians, who had been the result of other intermarriages, created a complex and diverse racial and cultural blend full of vitality and dynamism.
It goes without saying that Andalusia, Iberia as a whole, is not a unique case: there are similar ethno-cultural mosaics in each and every crossroad of space and time, of geography and history. If Iberia is the bridge between Europe and Africa, the Balkans and Asia Minor form an infinitely more important passage connecting the "old" world of Europe with the even "older" and "wiser" Asia. It is as clear as a sunny day, "brighter than the sun", as the Greeks used to say, that a "passage" between Scandinavia and Greenland, e.g. Iceland, would be of interest to almost no-one – except the Vikings! This is the destiny of those areas where, among other things, the sun is anything but bright…
If Iberia is the bridge between Europe and Africa, the Balkans and Asia Minor form an infinitely more important passage connecting the "old" world of Europe with the even "older" and "wiser" Asia.
"The lack of racial purity has had crucially beneficial resonances" in such crossroads, Bartók has already told us. "A complete separation from foreign influence means stagnation: well assimilated foreign impulses offer possibilities of enrichment." Yet, a positive process ends up regarded as negative and everyone's in a hurry to obtain exclusive rights on common, undivided heritage. Thus e.g. rebetiko is "authentically Hellenic, free from outside influence"; flamenco is equally "free and purely Andalusian". If we had politicians talking, we would pay no attention; but here we have musicians and musicologists, the "experts". The flamencologist Donn Pohren, as an American, is not obsessed to see everything… pure as the driven snow:
"In their patriotic insistence on regional purity of expression I cannot help but think that these Andalusian musicologists have overlooked one thing: that Andalusia is a fabulous blend of races and cultures, and as such has only relatively recently developed a culture it can call its own. If they would only permit themselves to think of their blood mixture: Phoenician, Greek, Celtic, Roman, Vandal,(a) Visigothic, Moorish, Negro (Negroes were first introduced into Spain as Moorish slaves and soldiers), Jewish, Syrian, Indian, and so forth. And as much as both sides might wish to deny the fact, there has certainly been a strong intermixing of gypsy and andaluz blood in Andalusia. There are few pure gypsies left in Andalusia, and as for pure andaluces; just what is a pure andaluz?" (Lives and Legends of Flamenco, A Biographical History, in The Dance Introduction).
"There are few pure gypsies left in Andalusia, and as for pure andaluces;
just what is a pure andaluz?" (Donn Pohren)
Artistic creation at these Mediterranean crossroads is highly attractive – for the additional reason that during the last centuries it is strongly influenced by external factors: mainly by developments in northern Europe and across the Atlantic. However, the components of such hybrids, born through a natural process, are anything but stable: they may vary depending on the circumstances. The fragile equilibrium of these heterogeneous components that imbues them with irresistible charm is sometimes in danger of being upset. Their advantage may well turn into a disadvantage.
We can see, therefore, that conditions similar to those which made these hybrids be born can now wipe them out. When new political conditions emerge and frontiers are surpassed or redrawn the situation changes most radically. Such a radical change has been the creation of the European Union or of the so-called "global village" – as it was equally radical on Iberian scale centuries ago when the Castilians became dominant throughout the peninsula except Portugal, with the expulsion of the Moors, Arabs or Berbers, that brought about the end of Muslim rule in Iberia.
Flamenco began to take shape in those new circumstances, in the midst of the persecutions the Castilians unleashed against all non-Catholics, spearheaded by the odious "Holy" Inquisition. Thus, flamenco is only indirectly related to the Andalusian music that flourished during the preceding centuries on both sides of the Strait of Gibraltar, being restricted later just in the Maghreb: the two arts never coexisted.
This fact, however, does not seem to bother those who, either in search of their cultural identity (a romantic quest) or commercial gain (a cynical quest), try to create new hybrids, cloned or not, hoping that under the new "globalized" conditions they will be sustainable and – most importantly – profitable. Unfortunately (or, rather, fortunately), viable hybrids are born in real life rather than in a test tube, bottom-up and not top-down, through a long coexistence of ordinary people from different ethnicities, not through some initiatives, noble or not, by individual artists however distinguished and talented they are.
Viable hybrids are born in real life rather than in a test tube, bottom-up and not top-down, through a long coexistence of ordinary people from different ethnicities, not through some initiatives by individual artists…
According to their genealogical tree, those "romantics" highlight either the Arabic or the Indian elements of flamenco, having related collaborations. There are, however, some… "realistically romantic" musicians suffused with "romantic realism" whose work, although not commercial, lies on a firm and sound basis. Their aim is not to combine two different – albeit akin – genres with an eye to… sex or marriage (i.e. mating or pairing them), but merely to revive a once live culture, such as the Andalusian, in Spain. The simplest and most reasonable quest is often the most marginal…
Whatever the case, the conditions favour such ventures: the Arab world is a next-door neighbour, and the revival of Arab-Spanish relations is a positive perspective – both economically and politically. The Indies, on the other hand, appear not only distant but also exotic. Even if the political motive is absent, such collaborations satisfy the public's thirst for exoticism. This is one of the reasons that such hybrids proliferate – and are… sold out! The aficionados may turn their backs on such projects and thus the musicians alienate themselves from their best allies, but this seems hardly to bother them. Perhaps because they no longer depend on aficionados; they depend on the venues and the companies distributing music and organizing concerts. Living under a "market economy", it's natural for them to have "market behaviour". The corrupting money…
"Money, not afición,(b) is today's God, overwhelming both purity of expression and the flamenco way of life", Pohren comments in the Foreword of his Lives and Legends of Flamenco. And in The Song Introduction, under the heading Creation, he explains:
"In recent years there have been various attempts at creativity within the cante.(b) One has been the movement to take flamenco back to its Arabic roots, the result being called Andalusí. Lole and Manuel started the movement when she began singing Moorish-sounding love songs to a bulerías beat. The result was interesting, but not considered flamenco by the serious aficionado.(b) Along the same lines Juan el Lebrijano and his guitar accompanist got together with a group of Moorish musicians, including an excellent Moorish singer, Mohamed Chkara, and alternated coplas.(b) The effect was much more Moorish than flamenco, exotic and catchy and a good seller of records… But el Lebrijano was tame compared to Enrique Morente, many of whose innovations were so unusual as to be nearly unrecognizable as flamenco. Some of Camarón de la Isla's innovations carried more flamenco punch – others were based on crowd pleasing pop songs…
"I have tolerated El Turronero's renditions of la caña and el polo to the accompaniment of a punk rock group and two sexy go-go girls.(c) I have witnessed La Bernarda de Utrera on stage in Madrid sing only cuplés por bulerías. This is truly sacrilege, for La Bernarda is capable of excellent, meaningful cante. I have watched such excellent flamenco dancers as El Güito and Merche Esmeralda merge flamenco with modern dancing to Emilio de Diego's abstract guitar composition (taped) and the equally as abstract singing of a young cantaor.(b) The guitar composition was interesting if overly repetitious, but the dancing was simply dull and might be crossed off as a not-so-dazzling experiment. What was really maddening is that Güito and Merche, two of the finest flamenco dancers, were each permitted to dance only one authentic flamenco dance during the entire show. More subtly distressing was a performance of Enrique de Melchor, son of the late, great Melchor de Marchena. Enrique, in an accompanying role, proceeded to prove to the audience that he is without doubt one of flamenco's top guitar virtuosos; he was simply bubbling over with technique… In the process, of course, he completely overshadowed the singers he accompanied, which used to be a major sin for accompanists. Oddly enough, if the singers realized what was happening (they must have) they didn't seem to mind, for Enrique is much in demand as an accompanist. Perhaps the singers are getting used to it… Lastly, there are the many groups who have incorporated a variety of instruments into their pseudo-flamenco efforts…"
"Far more flamenco than theorists like to think had its origins in the Oriental music of Spain's neighbors to the South." (Donn Pohren)
It's in such cases that those who consider a hybrid to be a bastard are justified. And it's sad because, behind such characterizations and arguments, racist views may underlie. Unfortunately, it's true: Although appealing with an irresistible charm, a hybrid may occasionally end up as ὕβρις–hybris…


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SOURCE: Stellar Biotechnologies, Inc.
January 17, 2013 09:35 ET
PORT HUENEME, CA--(Marketwire - Jan 18, 2013) - Stellar Biotechnologies, Inc. ("Stellar" or the "Company") (OTCQB: SBOTF) (TSX VENTURE: KLH), the world leader in sustainable manufacture of GMP-grade Keyhole Limpet Hemocyanin (KLH), today announced that Darrell Brookstein, the Company's Executive VP of Corporate Development & Finance will present at "NINE"; Noble Financial Capital Markets' Ninth Annual Equity Conference being held at the Hard Rock Hotel in Hollywood, Florida January 22-23, 2013. Mr. Brookstein will discuss Stellar's unique investment merits as the only source for a renewable, sustainable and traceable supply of GMP grade KLH for large drug producers, and provide an overview of the Company's current growth initiatives.
Noble Financial Capital Markets Ninth Annual Equity Conference:
Location: The Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Hollywood, Florida
Date: Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Time: 1:00PM EST
Webcast Information: At the time of the presentation, a live audio and high-definition video webcast of Stellar's presentation and a copy of the presentation materials will be available on the Company's website at www.stellarbiotech.com, or through the Noble Financial website at: www.noblefcm.com or www.nobleresearch.com/NINE/home.htm.
The Company recommends registering at least 10 minutes prior to the start of the presentation to ensure timely access. The webcast and presentation will also be archived on Stellar's website for 90 days following the event for future viewing.
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About Stellar Biotechnologies, Inc.
Stellar Biotechnologies, Inc. (OTCQB: SBOTF) (TSX VENTURE: KLH) is the world leader in sustainable manufacture of Keyhole Limpet Hemocyanin (KLH). KLH is an important immune-stimulating protein used in wide-ranging therapeutic and diagnostic markets. Potent, yet proven safe in humans, KLH operates as both a vital component for conjugate vaccines (targeting cancer, autoimmune, and infectious diseases) as well as an antigen for measuring immune status. Stellar Biotechnologies was founded to address the growing demand for renewable, commercial-scale supplies of high-quality, GMP-grade KLH. Stellar has developed leading practices, facilities and proprietary capabilities to address this need. To receive regular updates, enter email at bottom of http://stellarbiotechnologies.com/investors/news_releases/
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Axxess Pharma Inc. is a Nevada Corporation operating through its wholly-owned Canadian Subsidiary: Axxess Pharma Canada Inc., headquartered in Toronto. Axxess is a specialty Health Care Products Company dedicated to improving health and quality of life by offering select medicines, nutritional supplements and over the counter remedies all across the Americas. Axxess's goal is to bring additional products to the market and provide new, innovative options for better health spanning areas such as high cholesterol, blood pressure, acute pain, - to optimal health management through improved nutritional supplements.
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The Wapakoneta Redskin boys basketball team drew the No. 3 seed in their Sectional Tournament Sunday afternoon, and they now await a match-up against the No. 4 seed Celina Bulldogs in the first round.
The top-seed Bath Wildcats chose the top half of the bracket, and the next four seeds chose the bottom half of the bracket until it was full to avoid playing the Wildcats for as long as possible.
"The draw went just about as we expected," Wapakoneta varsity coach Matt Bradley. "We thought we were going to be the No. 3 seed, and we thought Celina was going to be the No. 4 seed. We kind of had a feeling they were going to opt to play us, staying away from Bath."
On the same side as Wapakoneta's bracket, the Elida Bulldogs drew the No. 2 seed, and they will take on the No. 5-seed Van Wert Cougars in the first round. On Bath's side of the bracket, the Kenton Wildcats drew the No. 6 seed, and will play No. 7 St. Marys Roughriders. And the Shawnee Indians, drawing the No. 8 seed, will take on Bath in the first round.
Bradley talked about the Redskin-Bulldog matchup in January, and how he thought both teams have improved a lot.
"When we played them in January they were struggling a little bit, but they are a team that has improved a lot since then," Bradley said. "But we feel like we're playing a lot better since then as well.
"It should be a pretty good match-up," he said.
Bradley said he picked away from Bath for obvious reasons, but they need to take this tournament one game at a time.
"Bath is phenomenal this year, we obviously want to avoid them as long as possible, but we can't even start thinking about Elida or Van Wert yet," Bradley said. "Our focus has to be on the rest of the regular season, and on Celina. One game at a time."
Bradley said he wasn't surprised no one picked in the top bracket until they absolutely had to make the decision. On Jan. 4, Bath destroyed Wapakoneta, 66-32.
"Our thinking was that we wanted to avoid Bath for as long as possible," Bradley said.
Bradley said the Redskins have been preparing for this type of play for the last couple games, treating every game like it is a "win-or-go home scenario."
"The last several weeks we've really talked about treating each game like a tournament game," Bradley said. "We've been out of the league race for quite some time now, so our goal now is to win that Sectional Title and get to the District Tournament."
The top two teams from the Sectional move on to the District Tournament.
"Once you get there, anything can happen," Bradley said.
Bradley said the Redskins need to stay level-headed, however, as they still have three regular season games ahead of them — the Coldwater Cavaliers, Shawnee and Kenton.
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Bradley said some of the things they are going to work on these last three games is sound defense and ball control.
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Suffolk, ss. Division of Administrative Law Appeals
Department of Public Health/
WIC Program,
v. Docket No. PH-08-339
Deli Grocery, Shilpi Begum, Owner
and Enamul Malik, Manager
Appearance for Petitioner:
Madeline Grace Piper, Esquire
Deputy General Counsel, MDPH
250 Washington Street
Boston, MA 02108
Appearance for Respondent:
Pro Se
Enamul Malik
Deli Grocery
340 Oak Grove Avenue
Fall River, MA 02723
Administrative Magistrate:
Judithann Burke
On April 9, 2008, pursuant to 7 CFR 246.12(g)(3)(i), the Petitioner, Department of Public Health-WIC Program (DPH), issued a Notice of Termination of WIC Vendor Agreement and Disqualification from the WIC Program for the period of one year to the Respondents, Deli Grocery, Shilpi Begum, owner, and Enamul Malik, manager, (WIC Vendor No. 5812). (Exhibit 1). The Respondents filed a timely appeal and request for hearing on April 30, 2008. (Exhibit 2). A hearing was held on August 22, 2008 at the offices of the Division of Administrative Law Appeals (DALA), 98 North Washington Street, Boston, MA, pursuant to G.L. 30A, 801 CMR 1.02 et seq., the Informal Rules, and interagency agreement.
At the hearing, seven (7) exhibits were marked. The Petitioner presented the testimony of: Mary Blocksidge, the DPH WIC Program Director; the undercover compliance buyer for the WIC Program, whose identity was protected by a screen during testimony; and, Lisa Viveiros, Fall River WIC Program Assistant. The Respondent, Enamul Malik, manager of Deli Grocery, provided testimony on behalf of Deli Grocery. Both parties stated their arguments for the record. One (1) tape was made of the proceedings.
Based upon the testimony and documents submitted during the hearing in the above-entitled matter, I hereby render the following findings of fact:
1. The DPH is responsible for administering the Massachusetts WIC Program and enforcing the laws, rules and regulations pertaining to said program. (Testimony).
2. The WIC Program is a nutrition and education program, whose purpose is to provide food supplements and nutrition information to eligible low-income pregnant women, breastfeeding mothers, infants and children up to five (5) years of age. The WIC Program was created by the Federal Child Nutrition Act of 1996, and is found at 42 U.S.C. s. 1771 et. seq. Regulations governing the WIC Program are found at 7 CFR 246 et. seq. The program is administered on a federal level by the United States Department of Agriculture, and on the state level, by the DPH. (Id.).
3. Vendors participating in the WIC Program are required to stock mandatory minimum inventory of approved WIC products. (Exhibits 1 and 1A).
4. Persons eligible for participation in the WIC program are issued WIC checks [vouchers/prescriptions] which can be used to purchase prescribed WIC products at stores authorized to redeem them. (Id.).
5. These checks can be redeemed only at authorized WIC vendors' stores. A store seeking to become an authorized WIC vendor must apply to the DPH to participate. (Exhibit 6).
6. The WIC Vendor Application is a written document that specifically states that the store owner will be "bound by the WIC Program regulations and policies" including:
…accepting responsibility on behalf of the store and its owner(s),
manager(s), and employees including new, part-time, paid or unpaid employees for violations of WIC procedures committed.
7. Every WIC vendor, including the Respondent, is provided with written training materials regarding the proper way to process WIC checks. Additional training is available at other times upon request. (Testimony).
8. The WIC Program is required to conduct vendor monitoring in order to prevent waste and/or fraud that may result from the improper processing of WIC checks. To this end, the WIC program has employed the services of an undercover compliance buyer who visits random WIC vendors and makes purchases with designated WIC checks. (Testimony and 7 CFR 246.12[j]).
9. The Respondent, Deli Grocery, located at 340 Oak Grove Avenue, Fall River, MA, includes: Shilpi Belgum, store owner, and Enamul Malik, store manager. (Testimony).
10. Deli Grocery applied to be a WIC vendor on or about April 26, 2006.
(Exhibit 6).
11. The Massachusetts WIC Program Vendor Agreement for fiscal year 2006 (Agreement) includes, at pages 7-12, the WIC Program Sanction Policy. Appendix A of the Agreement (pages 21-27) contains a listing of violations and the number of sanction points applicable to different classes of violations. Sanction points are charged against a vendor if violations of the Agreement are found. (Exhibit 1A).
12. Either the vendor or the state may terminate the Agreement for cause upon fifteen (15) days written notice. (Id.).
13. Enamul Malik received training concerning the sanction policy on or about October 10, 2007. (Exhibit 1B).
14. The compliance buyer made vendor monitoring visits to Deli Grocery on: February 11, 2008 and February 26, 2008. (Exhibits 2 and 3).
15. Following each of the visits on the dates specified above, the compliance buyer prepared a written report that included information about her observations of the store personnel and inventory, what, if any checks she had spent at the vendor's store, what, if any, items she purchased with those checks, whether or not the amount of her actual purchase was written on the WIC check in her presence and prior to the clerk asking her to sign the check, whether items she purchased had prices affixed to them, a description of the check-out person at the vendor's store, and other comments and information regarding what she did and observed while at the vendor's store on each date. (Id.).
16. At the time of the 1:43 P.M. February 11, 2008 monitoring visit to Deli Grocery, the compliance buyer used two WIC checks (one Type 156A-1 and one Type 156A-2). Using the check Type 156A-1, with a serial number ending with "38", the compliance buyer purchased: one gallon of Byrne Dairy whole milk and two 15-ounce boxes of Quaker Life Cereal. The prices of the items were not posted in the store.
Using the Type 156A-2 check, with a serial number ending in "39", the compliance buyer purchased another gallon of Byrne Dairy whole milk and a 16-ounce bag of Halstead Pinto beans. The prices of these items were not posted in the store.
The compliance buyer attempted to purchase a package of McClary's Singles, individually wrapped cheese. The cashier would not allow her to purchase this item with the WIC check. The compliance buyer had chosen this type of cheese because it was the only cheese available in the store. The store had no WIC approved cheese and no WIC approved juice.
The cashier was described in the Compliance Purchase Report as a middle-aged, Middle-Eastern male approximately 5'9" tall with a medium build and brown hair. He wore glasses and a baseball cap. (Exhibit 2).
17. During the February 26, 2008 12:21 P.M. monitoring visit to the same market, the compliance buyer spent another two WIC checks (one Type 156A-1 and one Type 156A-2). Using check Type 156A-1, with a serial number ending in "42", the compliance buyer purchased: one gallon of Byrne Dairy whole milk and two 14-ounce boxes of General Mills Cheerios Total cereal. The prices were not posted on or near these items.
With the Type 156A-2 check, with a serial number ending "43", the compliance buyer purchased: another gallon of Byrne Dairy whole milk; eight ounces of Tropical cheddar cheese and a 16-ounce bag of Jack Rabbit small red beans. These items had no prices on or near them.
The compliance buyer asked the cashier if there were any WIC approved juice products in the store. She was told that there were no WIC juice products available. The cashier did not ring up any grocery items. She had the compliance buyer sign the WIC checks without entering the purchase amounts. The cashier was described as a Middle-Eastern female in her mid to late twenties with a medium build and black hair. (Exhibit
18. On March 20, 2008, DPH issued a formal warning to the Deli Grocery and notified the store that it had incurred sanction points for not being in compliance on February 11 and February 26, 2008. The Respondent was informed that DPH would continue to monitor its compliance with the WIC Program and that failure to stock and maintain the WIC mandatory minimum inventory would be grounds for disqualification from the WIC Program. (Exhibit 4).
19. Fall River WIC Program Assistant Lisa Viveiros went to Deli Grocery on April 2, 2008 to follow-up on the compliance buyer's reports. She recorded several shortages in the store's mandatory minimum inventory. These were: 4 types of WIC cereal in 12-ounce boxes out of the required 7 types; 3 half gallons of whole milk out of the required 4 half gallons; 12 cans of evaporated milk out of the required 19 cans; 2 dozen eggs out of the required 8 dozen; 10 cans of Nestle Good Start Supreme DHA & ARA 13 oz. concentrate out of the required 24 cans; and, 7 boxes of Beechnut, Gerber or Heinz Iron-fortified infant cereal out the mandatory 9 boxes.
In addition to the inventory shortages, the Respondent was completely out of the following required items:
- liquid concentrate juice
- lowfat or nonfat milk
- Nestle Good Start Supreme Soy DHA & ARA
- fresh carrots
(Exhibit 5).
20. The failure to stock mandatory minimum inventory of WIC approved products, the failure to comply with federal, state and local laws and regulations pertaining to the disclosure of prices for any items offered for sale, and the failure to fill in the amount of a purchase in the presence of the authorized WIC shopper before the shopper has countersigned the WIC check, are all Class IV violations that warrant ten (10) sanction points each. (Exhibits 1, 1A and 5).
21. The WIC Program determined that the disqualification of Deli Grocery in Fall River, MA will not have an unduly adverse impact on WIC participants. (Exhibit
22. On April 9, 2008 DPH terminated the Respondent's Vendor Agreement and disqualified Deli Grocery and its owner and manager managers from participation in the WIC Program for a period of one (1) year. The DPH charged the Respondent with the following violations and sanction points:
Class IV violation- Failure to stock mandatory minimum
inventory of approved WIC products as required by the WIC
Vendor Agreement on February 11, February 26 and
April 2, 2008: 30 Points
Class IV violation- Failure to comply with Federal, State and Local
laws and regulations pertaining to the disclosure of prices for any
items offered for sale in violation of G.L. c. 93A s. 2 as defined in
940 CMR 3.13(1)(a) which states: "it is an unfair and deceptive
act or practice for any person subject to 940 CMR 3.13 to fail to
affix to any goods offered for sale to consumers the price at which
the goods are to be sold" on February 11 and February 26, 2008:
20 points
Class IV violation- Failing to fill in the amount of purchase in the
presence of the authorized WIC shopper before the authorized
WIC shopper has countersigned the WIC check on
February 26, 2008: 10 points.
(Exhibit 1).
23. According to the WIC Vendor Agreement, a vendor may be disqualified for one year for a sanction score of 20 or more points. Moreover, the WIC Vendor Agreement expressly provides that failure to stock and maintain the WIC mandatory minimum in required quantities after one warning shall be grounds for disqualification. (Id. and Exhibit 1A).
The DPH has met its burden of proving by a preponderance of the evidence that the statutory and regulatory Class IV violations set forth in the April 9, 2008 Notice of Termination of the WIC Vendor Agreement and Disqualification From the WIC Program took place on February 11, February 26 and April 2, 2008.
The Petitioner has put forth a strong and credible case both in documentary and testimonial evidence which the Respondent has failed to refute. In rendering this conclusion, I have credited the testimony of the compliance buyer who systematically recorded observations of the store inventory or lack thereof, and any items purchased, all within a very short period of time after each monitoring visit. The individual appeared to be a methodical professional who demonstrated no bias or other hidden agenda against the Respondent or any other motive to be less than truthful. The Respondent did not contest the fact, but rather asked for a reprieve, promising to comply in the future. Unfortunately, this promise is too little too late. The Respondent had already received a letter of warning in March 2008 which went unheeded. The request for leniency cannot halt the disqualification process. Neither DPH nor DALA have any discretion but to uphold the controlling regulations in this case.
The Respondent raised neither any legitimate legal issues concerning the alleged lack of due process in the Petitioner's management of this case, nor, any regulatory or legal violations by the Petitioner that would negate the Findings of Fact set forth herein or those actions taken by the Petitioner in pursuit of the sanctions to be imposed upon the Respondents.
Accordingly, the Vendor Agreement for Deli Grocery is terminated, and, there is a disqualification from participating in the WIC Program for one year.
So ordered.
Division of Administrative Law Appeals,
Judithann Burke
Administrative Magistrate


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In this space we regularly call for greater employer accountability and the enactment of laws that make that accountability more likely than is currently done voluntarily. Our domain is the non-physical safety threat. U.S. workers are supposedly to be made safe from threats to their physical safety.
OSHA, a "regulatory" agency responsible for Occupational Safety and Health in the U.S. seems to have trouble accomplishing its mission. "OSHA's mission is to assure safe and healthful workplaces by setting and enforcing standards and by providing training, outreach, education and assistance." Wondering if by assistance, OSHA means delivering "waivers" to destructive employers who poison and take lives.
For example, the following two stories of injustice based on token punishment will curdle your blood.
Story 1.
A CSC Sugar plant in Fairless Hills, PA provides sugar for Snapple and Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream. The plant is staffed and managed entirely by temp workers. According to ProPublica statistics, temporary workers are most at risk for safety hazards at worksites in states where data exist.
In February 2013, Peruvian New Jersey resident Janio Salinas was unclogging the machine from below. He was buried alive and asphyxiated. Coworkers found him after they returned from lunch. The onsite temp manager had complained about this potential hazard to a higher level manager until a safety platform was installed. However, the big boss instructed the temp manager to remove that platform because it had slowed the flow of sugar, had slowed down "production." That big boss lied about his order to investigators, claiming ignorance about the platform (picture on the left). His costly decision was made 13 days before Salinas was buried. Turns out the only cost was Salinas' life.
Next came the OSHA investigation. OSHA initially fined CSC $25,855 but after CSC installed a safety guard and started using a new procedure to break up sugar clumps, the fine was reduced to $18,098 (for good behavior???). Jean Kulp, director of OSHA's Allentown, PA, office, told Univision that her agency doesn't have the ability to shut down businesses, has limited criminal enforcement provisions, and found the CSC had not been "willfully in violation," which would have triggered bigger fines despite a record of repeated violations.
$18,098 for a man's life!
Kulp's ultimate insult to the Salinas' surviving family: CSC had not in her judgement shown "total disregard" for its workers.
Thanks to Daily Kos for the tip to the tale.
Tags: asphyxiation, CSC sugar, Elk River, Freedom Industries, Janio Salinas, Jean Kulp, MCHM, OSHA, West Virginia
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- Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center / Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine (1999)
- Sleep Disorders Institute/Clinilabs / Sleep Medicine (2004)
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- American Board of Internal Medicine / Pulmonary Disease (1998)
- American Board of Internal Medicine / Sleep Medicine (2009)
Research & Publications
Selected PublicationsView all on Pubmed
Lu W, Cantor JB, Aurora RN, Gordon WA, Krellman JW, Nguyen M, Ashman TA, Spielman L, Ambrose AF. "The relationship between self-reported sleep disturbance and polysomnography in individuals with traumatic brain injury." Brain Inj. 2015 Jul 23:1-9. [Epub ahead of print]
Punjabi NM, Shifa N, Doffner G, Patil S, Pien G, Aurora RN. "Computer-assisted automated scoring of polysomnograms using the somnolyzer system." Sleep. 2015 Mar 24. pii: sp-00224-14. [Epub ahead of print]
Nickerson J, Lee E, Nedelman M, Aurora RN, Krieger A, Horowitz CR. "Feasibility of portable sleep monitors to detect obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) in a vulnerable urban population." J Am Board Fam Med. 2015 Mar-Apr;28(2):257-64. doi: 10.3122/jabfm.2015.02.140273.
Aurora RN, Collop NA, Jacobowitz O, Thomas SM, Quan SF, Aronsky AJ. "Quality measures for the care of adult patients with obstructive sleep apnea." J Clin Sleep Med. 2015 Mar 15;11(3):357-83. doi: 10.5664/jcsm.4556.
Moon K, Punjabi NM, Aurora RN. "Obstructive sleep apnea and type 2 diabetes in older adults." Clin Geriatr Med. 2015 Feb;31(1):139-47, ix. doi: 10.1016/j.cger.2014.08.023. Epub 2014 Oct 18.
Punjabi NM, Aurora RN, Patil SP. Home sleep testing for obstructive sleep apnea: one night is enough! Chest. 2013 Feb 1;143(2):291-4. doi: 10.1378/chest.12-2699. No abstract available. PMID: 23381307
Aurora RN, Lamm CI, Zak RS, Kristo DA, Bista SR, Rowley JA, Casey KR. Practice parameters for the non-respiratory indications for polysomnography and multiple sleep latency testing for children. Sleep. 2012 Nov 1;35(11):1467-73. doi: 10.5665/sleep.2190. Review. PMID: 23115395
de la Hoz RE, Mallea JM, Kramer SJ, Bienenfeld LA, Wisnivesky JP, Aurora RN. Polysomnographic diagnoses among former world trade center rescue workers and volunteers. Arch Environ Occup Health. 2012;67(4):239-42. doi: 10.1080/19338244.2012.725230. PMID: 23074981
Aurora RN, Kristo DA, Bista SR, Rowley JA, Zak RS, Casey KR, Lamm CI, Tracy SL, Rosenberg RS. The treatment of restless legs syndrome and periodic limb movement disorder in adults-an update for 2012: practice parameters with an evidence-based systematic review and meta-analyses: an American Academy of Sleep Medicine Clinical Practice Guideline. Sleep. 2012 Aug 1;35(8):1039-62. doi: 10.5665/sleep.1988. PMID: 22851801
Aurora RN, Kristo DA, Bista SR, Rowley JA, Zak RS, Casey KR, Lamm CI, Tracy SL, Rosenberg RS. Update to the AASM Clinical Practice Guideline: "The treatment of restless legs syndrome and periodic limb movement disorder in adults-an update for 2012: practice parameters with an evidence-based systematic review and meta-analyses". Sleep. 2012 Aug 1;35(8):1037. doi: 10.5665/sleep.1986. No abstract available. PMID: 22851800
Aurora RN, Crainiceanu C, Caffo B, Punjabi NM. Sleep-disordered breathing and caffeine consumption: results of a community-based study. Chest. 2012 Sep;142(3):631-8. PMID: 22459776
Aurora RN, Chowdhuri S, Ramar K, Bista SR, Casey KR, Lamm CI, Kristo DA, Mallea JM, Rowley JA, Zak RS, Tracy SL. The treatment of central sleep apnea syndromes in adults: practice parameters with an evidence-based literature review and meta-analyses. Sleep. 2012 Jan 1;35(1):17-40. doi: 10.5665/sleep.1580. Review. PMID: 22215916
Aurora RN, Caffo B, Crainiceanu C, Punjabi NM. Correlating subjective and objective sleepiness: revisiting the association using survival analysis. Sleep. 2011 Dec 1;34(12):1707-14. doi: 10.5665/sleep.1442. PMID: 22131609
Aurora RN, Zak RS, Karippot A, Lamm CI, Morgenthaler TI, Auerbach SH, Bista SR, Casey KR, Chowdhuri S, Kristo DA, Ramar K; Practice parameters for the respiratory indications for polysomnography in children. American Academy of Sleep Medicine. Sleep. 2011 Mar 1;34(3):379-88. PMID: 21359087


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July 2, 1962, Rex Allen Baillie bounded into the arms of Lana and Lowell Baillie. He was greeted by his older brother, Ron, who became his protector, and his younger brother, Rod, who likely stood back and wondered what kind of brothers he had. Rex grew up with an extended family that knew the value of children. This family value was carried through to Rex's own family. He loved his children and was devoted to them in every sense of the word. Chelle was adored and loved to ride with her dad wherever he went. Chelle blessed him with a charming granddaughter, Evelyn. Zachary came along and would learn the love of hunting and fishing from his dad. Becca is a champion cheerleader and loves to perform. These children are truly gifts from God. Rex found his soul mate and lifetime companion in Beth Nelsen Caha. She, too, was a gift from God in giving Rex exactly what he needed. Of course his dog, Harley, was there, too. Rex graduated from Broken Bow High School and from Southeast Community College with certification as a top mechanic. Those who knew Rex have no problem telling stores about his love of cars, motorcycles, hunting, fishing, and guns. Rex could get more out of a car engine than anyone and it was evidenced in the business he owned and operated for years. His battle with arthritis never kept him from doing the things he loved or being with the people he loved. His mom and dad, Lana and Lowell, were always there for him -loving him through it -as were his brothers and sisters-in-law, Ron and Cindy and Rod and Stacey. He inspired and entertained his nephews, Heath and Hunter, as well as his nieces, Jessie and Jenna. Of course, there were aunts & uncles - Wid and Swede, Bob and Joann, Ted and Judy - as well as cousins who were important to him as well. Rex was God-fearing and a person who lived in a house by the side of the road, and never met a stranger. Can you imagine the celebrations when his grandparents, cousins and many friends greeted him at Heaven's Gate? We can. If you chose to honor Rex's life with a memorial to the Nebraska Arthritis Found-ation, please send your gift, payable to the Nebraska Arthritis Foundation, in care of Lana and Lowell Baillie, 728 South 9th, Broken Bow, NE 68822. Govier Brothers Mortuary of Broken Bow was in charge of arrangements.Published in Custer County Chief, Feb. 21, 2013


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FORT WAYNE — Columbia City's boys and girls cross country teams traveled to Fort Wayne for the Northeast Hoosier Conference cross country meet Saturday.In a day with poor weather, both teams placed seventh out of eight teams."Running conditions at race time were heavy rain, muddy and chilly," Columbia City Head Coach Bob Fahl said. The girls were led by Samantha Roush, who picked up her fourth 1st-Team All-NHC title. Roush placed fourth with a time of 19:33. Columbia City's girls' number two runner, Brooke Werstler, placed 25th overall.To read the rest of this story, see the Oct. 7 issue of The Post and Mail. Don't have a subscription? Call (260) 244-5153 or subscribe to our e-edition. For breaking news, sports updates and additional coverage, bookmark the homepage and find us on facebook and twitter.


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Assemblyman John Ceretto, R-C-I-Lewiston, today rolled out his plan to deliver significant tax relief to Western New York families during the upcoming legislative session. Gov. Andrew Cuomo has expressed interest in changing New York's status as the most taxed state in the country, and Ceretto intends to work with him to make this plan a reality. He is circulating a petition to rally support.
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Ceretto said this plan is the next step toward delivering real tax relief and building the Western New York economy. He supported a property tax cap and the middle class income tax cut in 2011. He has also been instrumental in bringing new economic development projects to Western New York and the Niagara Falls area. Additionally, Ceretto has helped produce a $2 billion budget surplus. He intends to give this money back to the taxpayers.
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This week's community-tested Editors' Picks yielded more fantastic results, as you can see above in Catherinejagers' photo of Stefano Coppola's Grill-Roasted Meatloaf and lastnightsdinners' photo of coffeefoodwritergirl's Wilted Spinach Salad with Balsamic Caramelized Red Onions.
You can read each tester's comments by clicking through to the Editors' Picks recipes -- the comments are under "Amanda and Merrill's Notes" at the top. Thanks to all of our volunteer recipe testers for your thoughtful comments and for helping us continue to strengthen our recipe recommendations. This is a valuable, and much appreciated, contribution to the site.
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Maybe I missed my calling as a librarian, but as a lifelong bookworm I've always liked to see my paperbacks and hardcovers cared for and kept in order.
While bookshelves perform the necessary job of holding literary collections, their good looks or disorder can really affect the overall feel of a room. Who wants to face a slovenly heap of books every day? On the other hand, a neat bookshelf adds color and texture. (I'd also love to need one of those ladders.)
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Theater review by Diane Snyder. 59E59 (see Off Broadway). By David Harrower. Dir. George Perrin. With Blythe Duff, Andrew Scott-Ramsay. 55mins. No intermission.
A brief, sneaky, skillfully measured duet, David Harrower's Good with People works its minimalist magic on you when you least expect it. The Scottish scribe's remarkable Blackbird, about the "reunion" between a young woman and the older man she had an affair with when she was 12, was a stunner Off Broadway six years ago. But gentler spirits, or at least more hopeful ones, must have been visiting Harrower when he wrote this 2010 drama, now part of the Brits Off Broadway festival. In it, a woman encounters one of the young men involved in an assault on her son when the boys were teens.
As in Blackbird, this seemingly black-and-white situation proves to be more complex. When young Evan (Scott-Ramsay) moved with his family to the town of Helensburgh, where his father worked at the nuclear base, they, and other newcomers, were ostracized by locals like Helen (Duff) and taunted by others, including her son. Evan and Helen see each other for the first time in years when he returns, from a stint as a nurse in Pakistan, for his parents' remarriage and checks into the hotel where she works.
Stony glances and strained conversations give way to understanding and even slight affection, but Harrower and the beautifully restrained cast never cheapen the damage done to these people. Neither does George Perrin's sharp, moody production, especially Scott Twynholm's subtle sound design and Tim Deiling's lighting, which shifts to create shadowy interludes between scenes—an eerie reminder that the shadows of the past never disappear completely.—Diane Snyder
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University of Minnesota Director of Athletics Joel Maturi announce today the promotion of Kelly Kremer as the new men's and women's swimming and diving coach of the Gophers. Kremer is a 13-year veteran of the Minnesota staff.
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The combining of the Gopher swimming and diving programs comes after successful campaigns for both the men and the women during the past season, including the Gopher women's ninth-place finish at the 2011 NCAA Championships. Kremer also guided the Gopher men to a 15th place in the national meet, extending the streak to 19 seasons with Minnesota placing in the top 15 at the national event.
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