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Since August 2006, as part of an on-going, multistate investigative effort by approximately 30 states, Eli Lilly has received civil investigative demands or subpoenas seeking a broad range of documents relating to the company's marketing and promotion of the antipsychotic drug
Zyprexa, and more states are expected to join the effort.
In addition, a total of ten states are now suing Lilly for Medicaid fraud to recover the cost of Zyprexa purchases for persons covered by the program, along with the past and future costs of treating Zyprexa-related illnesses. Alaska, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Montana, New Mexico, Pennsylvania, Utah and West Virginia have filed cases thus far.
Zyprexa belongs to a new generation of antipsychotic drugs known as "atypicals" which arrived on the US market in 1994, beginning with Risperdal, marketed by Johnson and Johnson subsidiary Janssen. Other drugs in this class include Seroquel, sold by AstraZeneca; Geodon, by Pfizer; Abilify, from Bristol-Myers Squibb and Clozaril, marketed by Novartis.
For the first four years that Zyprexa was on the market in the US, it was only approved to treat adults with schizophrenia, and it was not until 2000 that the FDA approved the drug for adults in the manic phase of bipolar disorder.
However, in a matter of a few short years, Lilly turned Zyprexa into its best-selling product, despite the drug's extremely limited approved uses, by influencing doctors to prescribe the drug off-label.
In addition to prescribing a drug for unapproved uses, off-label can mean treating an approved condition for a longer duration of time, or prescribing a drug in combination with other drugs, or at a different dosage, or to a different patient population such children or the elderly, other than those specified on the FDA-approved label.
According to Lilly's SEC filings, the Office of the US Attorney for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania has also advised Lilly that it has commenced a civil investigation related to the company's marketing and promotion of Zyprexa, and a "number of State Medicaid Fraud Control Units are coordinating with the EDPA in its investigation of any Medicaid-related claims relating to Lilly's marketing and promotion of Zyprexa."
Lilly has also received subpoenas from the Office of the Attorney General of the State of Illinois, and the Florida Office of the Attorney General, Medicaid Fraud Control Unit, asking for documents relating to sales, marketing and promotion of Zyprexa.
Lilly's SEC filings also report that the company has received requests for information related to the company's marketing and promotion of Zyprexa from the offices of Representative Henry Waxman, Chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, and Senator Charles Grassley, the ranking Republican on the Senate Finance Committee.
Collectively, the Medicaid fraud lawsuits allege that Lilly illegally influenced doctors to prescribe Zyprexa off-label to patients, including children, for conditions such as behavior and mood disorders, eating disorders, anxiety, post traumatic stress disorder, insomnia, PMS, Alzheimer's, Tourette's syndrome, dementia and other unapproved indications.
The lawsuits also allege that Lilly concealed the adverse effects associated with Zyprexa, including drastic weight gain, high blood sugar levels, diabetes and pancreatitis.
Other serious adverse effects known to be associated with Zyprexa include Parkinson-like symptoms, akathisia, tardive dyskinesia, dystonia, hypotension, constipation, tachycardia, seizures, liver abnormalities, white blood cell disorders and death.
The Mississippi lawsuit alleges that about 10% of Zyprexa patients have developed diabetes, some of whom are children, even though Zyprexa "has never been approved for, nor found to be effective, in the treatment of children."
An estimated 1,500 Utah Medicaid patients who took Zyprexa have developed diabetes, according to the lawsuit filed on May 29, 2007, by state attorney general David Stallard.
Utah is seeking damages including $5,000-$10,000 for each prescription that was "not medically necessary."
Lilly recently attempted to get the Utah case dismissed, in part by arguing that the allegations of off-label promotion and failure to warn were preempted by FDA regulations under a new rule put in place by the Bush Administration, largely viewed as a gift to the pharmaceutical industry.
In 2006, the FDA published a preamble to new prescription drug labeling rules in which it asserted that its approval of the labeling would prevent the filing of lawsuits in state courts premised on a theory that a drug company should have provided additional warnings on a drug's label.
However, the Utah court ruled against Lilly on this issue and stated, in part: "In fields traditionally occupied by the states, such as health and safety regulation, there is a strong presumption against federal preemption," and Lilly "has not overcome this strong presumption."
Pennsylvania alleges that the state spent millions of dollars "for non-medically accepted indications and non-medically necessary uses of Zyprexa," as well as "significant sums of money for the care and treatment" of patients injured by the drug.
Montana's complaint charges that, "Lilly management participated, encouraged and authorized the unlawful payment of illegal kickbacks to physicians in order to continue generating sales of Zyprexa."
The Montana lawsuit is asking for reimbursement on behalf of all citizens who purchased Zyprexa, and not only patients covered by public health care programs, because under the law in that state, the attorney general can request treble damages and attorneys' fees on behalf of all consumers.
There are also several RICO class actions filed against Lilly on behalf of union insurance plans, pension funds, and other private health insurers, which accuse Lilly of violating racketeering laws and allege the drug maker engaged in illegal marketing schemes to promote the sale of Zyprexa for off-label uses and seek to recover the cost of purchasing the drug, as well as treble damages, punitive damages and attorneys' fees.
On June 28, 2007, Lilly lost a motion for a summary judgment dismissal of the RICO claims, based on the preemption argument, when District Court Judge Jack Weinstein for the Eastern District of New York ruled against the company, In re Zyprexa Products Liability Litigation, 2007 WL 1851161.
In a written ruling rejecting Lilly's argument that state law failure-to-warn claims are preempted, Judge Weinstein wrote that "the regulation of public health is an area traditionally occupied by the states, supporting a presumption against preemption."
"Under the present organization of the pharmaceutical industry, the official federal Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and the plaintiffs' bar," he stated, "the courts are arguably in the strongest position to effectively enforce appropriate standards protecting the public from fraudulent merchandising of drugs."
The Judge also noted that Congress had not stated an intent to preempt these claims. "The FDA cannot be allowed to usher in such a sweeping change in substantive law through the back door," he wrote.
The Medicaid fraud lawsuits allege that many children have been turned into customers for the off-label prescribing of Zyprexa. A recent October 7, 2007, report from the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration entitled, "The Use of Antipsychotic Medications with Children," found that pediatric use of antipsychotics increased in the late 1990's and early 2000's, largely due to the arrival of the atypicals on the market.
The report noted that one study documented a 75% increase with commercially insured children aged 0 to 17 from 1997 to 2001, and another study of the managed care population from 1996 to 2001 found a 127% increase among children aged 0 to 18.
The study also reported that antipsychotic use in the Medicaid populations was three to four times higher than commercial populations in the late 1990's, and in one program in the Midwest, the rate of prescriptions grew 304% between 1996 and 2001.
The authors said the analysis showed that the drugs are being used to treat a broad spectrum of disorders, and some of the disorders, such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and major depression, "clearly do not call for antipsychotic treatment."
In the 0 to 5 age group, the study found that more than 53% of the drugs were prescribed for ADHD, even though antipsychotic use with children under 6 "should be considered only in very rare circumstances."
A report in the May 10, 2007, New York Times revealed some of the known adverse events that occurred in children who were prescribed antipychotics in 2006 alone. The FDA received reports of 29 children dying, and at least 165 other serious side effects in children, where an antipsychotic was listed as the primary suspect, according to the Times.
The FDA acknowledges that its reporting system only picks up between one and ten percent of the adverse events that take place, which means the number of deaths and injuries above must be multiplied many times over to obtain an accurate estimation of how many children have been harmed by the drugs.


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Passion is a vital skill for entrepreneurs, but did you know it can actually kill a sales call?
While it may seem counterintuitive, an overzealous spirit can simply overwhelm a prospect.
While asking for the sale is an essential selling skill, you have to earn the right to ask by first building trust with your prospect.
While you'll never land a sale if you don't ask, sales is a process versus a question. If your enthusiasm gets the better of you, and you ask too soon, you'll certainly get an answer – just not the one you want.
Passion could also cause you to make invalid assumptions and rush through the all-important needs assessment, the point of which is to ask high-impact questions that get your prospect talking about existing pain and needs.
Guide your prospect through that discussion properly, and you may very well have a buyer who realizes the need for what you're selling without your prompting.
But if you make assumptions about what a prospect needs, versus letting him get there on his own, you risk making your prospect feel "sold to" and losing the sale.
Similarly, if you cut the needs assessment short by jumping on the very first need your prospect divulges, you may miss additional opportunities to sell even more.
Thoroughly explore your prospect's needs before outlining how you can address them. Once you shift the focus away from exploring those needs, it can be challenging to get your potential buyer back on track.
Passion can also cause you to talk too much in a sales conversation. Successful sales people only talk during 20 percent of the sales call. Remember that you have two ears and only one mouth for a reason.
When prospects throw up the inevitable objections, the overly enthusiastic may come across as prideful or stubborn if they lack objectivity, ultimately turning off prospects.
Set your passion aside to truly understand and relate to your prospect's concerns if you want to improve your likelihood of closing the sale.
Once a prospect begins to demonstrate buying signals, don't oversell. The impassioned may elect to make every point they had originally planned even after the prospect has clearly made a buying decision.
If you're not careful, you just might talk your prospect out of the sale. Once your prospect is ready to buy, close, connect again, and get out.
Passion can propel you to the top or send you right over the cliff. So, while you certainly don't want to put a complete damper on it, channel it toward helping your prospect versus selling them.
Lori Turner-Wilson is an award-winning columnist and Founder/CEO of RedRover Sales & Marketing, www.redrovercompany.com. You can follow RedRover on Twitter (@redrovercompany and @loriturner) and Facebook (facebook.com/redrovercompany).

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The Month in Noise: Condom Sex and DJ Dog Dick
First, the bad news: winter just won't quit. It won't let go, not on your life. This means unless you actually have to spend time outdoors for some reason, you're going to be inside, watching the window panes fog up as you fume. The good news is that being benched by unseasonably brutal weather means you have no excuse not to curl up with a warm mug of cocoa and slam down as much noise as your system can (or cannot) take. Drink up, homies.
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The instant that you click "play" on any Condom Sex jam, you realize the name is a misnomer. This collaboration between Miami noise artists Sharlyn Evertsz and Kenichi Ohme comes across -- pun totally intended, mind -- as wet, icky, gross, resolutely bareback in nature. Distended and chaotic vocals are never not good things, and in this pair's hands those good things are shoved and elbowed into a zone of pure orgasm. It's similar to live Body/Head, only rawer, harder, with a couple stray leashes on the floor.
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"Live at Churchills" suggests that Condom Sex is probably best experienced in the public sphere. Let's look at the ingredients at work here. Evertsz's reverberation-inflated vocals seem capable of anything and everything, by turns cubed, flattened, turned concave and convex, ball up tight and expand like lightning streaks. There's a dying jalopy crush of techno beats erupting every now and again. There's dark matter spewing liberally from the speakers.
Given the acoustical deficiencies inherent in most performance venues, this is a recipe for mangled bliss. What kicks it up a notch, ironically, is the audience's idiocy -- the numbskull gum flapping and idle chatter of people drinking in a bar where musicians happen to be plying their trade. The babble is at its most intense at the beginning, when, seemingly in response, Condom Sex ramps up the volume and insanity to mind-spraining levels, and the crowd is unknowingly subsumed by the swells, the no-fi din of the ineffable.
Tahnee "TAHNZZ" Udero's default groove is a shuddering electronic rumble, an obliterative cross between an earthquake, a steam frieghter's horn, and a congested AM radio swimming between signals; it's an authorial point of view that's proven reliably fertile, thus far. Given that prologue, her Born In Space EP scans as something of a departure. Worms and silverfish and ticks are stirring within that familiar burrowing brrrrrrrrrrrrr; it's chock full of ugly synth exercise scales, live wires, and other jerking elements, as if one of her ruptures broke on through to a vile cache of demons. This release comes to us via deepwhitesound, an online source from which so many great sounds flow.
In The Big Cleanup, a 1967 children's classic by Harvey Weiss, a mother challenges her son to sort through the rubbish in his room; he's tasked with throwing the junk he doesn't want in one cardboard box and putting the stuff he does want in another. This task sends him headlong on an insane journey of imagination and discovery that ends with our protagonist deciding to hold onto absolutely everything; every box of marbles and broken dump truck and stray length of chain has some likely purpose. My son and I have read the Big Cleanup together literally dozens of times, and it never gets old; its naif humor and inventiveness is a gift that keeps on giving.
Recent releases from Telecult Powers member Mister Matthews are not dissimilar; increasingly, his cassettes are collages, appetizer trays of sonic diversions, and 10 Cuba Libres (905 Tapes) sits snugly in this particular pocket. His medium is the modular synthesizer, and he puts it through its paces, from atonal Eastern snarl'n'blare to fork-in-socket hopscotch to scurrying, 8-bit ping-pong bang-beats that overshadow a geyser of AK-47 syllable puree to trilled ambient hush to, well, you name it. "Transporting" is an adjective I tend to overuse, but 10 Cuba Libres isn't transporting; it's very determinedly hyper-transporting, hustling the listener through a number of very distinct and oddly interconnected dimensions, spending just enough time and energy in each one of them for the listener to get a feel for the sights, sounds, and smells before shunting him or her off to some fresh, new adventure.
I'll just say it, OK? If you're dropping an album or mixtape in the fourth quarter of any given year, you're one of the following: a) a willful asshole who enjoys tweaking music writers, b) an unstoppable cultural force, c) somebody who is composing more for posterity than for the current moment, or d) all of the above. i didn't fuck with DJ Dog Dick's The Life Stains (HOSS) when it dropped late last year because it sucked, but because I was burned out on trying to figure out what I liked about 2013 musically and lacked the bandwidth to process much of anything else.
By his lonesome or with co-conspirators, former Nautical Almanac member Max Eisenberg has always twerked to the break-beat of his own inner drummer; Dog Leather, his 2011 collaboration with Sewn Leather, continues to do my head in. The Life Stains is even weirder, because in striving for widescreen self-expression Eisenberg winds up humping a kitchen sink; it's the artistically orgasmic equivalent of an SNL Stefon skit.
Everything and anything is happening here, mostly at once: gross-out humor, horrorcore rap, spoken word, snarled noise, blow-torched Americana, synth-punk folk art. It's like what would happen if someone stuck an at-risk teenager in a cell with a Beastie Boys, Adam & His Package, Wolf Eyes, and Neil Young CDs plus a ton of easy-to-use musical equipment and ordered him to emerge with a symphony. It's profane, unwieldy, and disarming; you may catch yourself singing along to this paradigm-standalone in the car, even if you have no clue what you're singing about. Just don't ask me what this album actually means; it's gonna be a good half decade until I can even get close to trying to answer that.
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Totems, the career-high new slam from NYC's White Suns.
Pleuraraum, a Taj Mahal-sized blob of psychotropic Jello from Pharmakustik + Tanner Garza.
Regardless of where you stand on Thurston Moore's public statements of late, the above makes for a fairly gnarly listen.
And finally, in closing, I don't really know how to classify what this Zayne East dude is all about, but he's headed in some interestingly uncomfortable directions.
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White House Report: Climate Change Is Already Harming Americans
"Climate change, once considered an issue for a distant future, has moved firmly into the present," the report warns. Called the "U.S. National Climate Assessment," the White House said the report unveiled Tuesday was developed over four years with input from the country's top climate scientists and outside organizations.
The findings, if action isn't taken, include heat waves and coastal flooding in the Northeast, decreased water availability in the Southeast, extreme heat waves in the Midwest, damage to agriculture in the Great Plains and wildfires and water scarcity in the Southwest. The White House says the findings "underscore the need for urgent action" to combat threats from climate change.
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"This is a wonderful Tex-Mex dish. Chipotle pepper makes the sauce!" Trisha Kruse - Eagle, Idaho
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- In a food processor, combine the salsa, 2 tablespoons peanuts, chipotle pepper, lime juice, salt and cocoa; cover and process until blended.
- In a large skillet, cook turkey in oil over medium heat for 6-8 minutes or until no longer pink. Add broth and salsa mixture. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered for 5 minutes. Serve with rice; sprinkle with cilantro and remaining nuts. Yield: 2 servings.
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Several visits to Le Glacier Brilboquet have satisfied my sweet tooth and tastebuds. An artisan glacier with an incredible selection of ice creams but for me the diverse choices of sorbets was impressive everything from pamplemousse, mango to lulo( a unique flavoured south american fruit, tastes like a cross between tomato and passionfruit.....sort of......)
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The supposed irrationality of women demonstrates not only an even deeper rationality it is pure genius. How men as well as women use arbitrary and irrational demands to distinguish authentic love from its selfish alternative.
I was driving through the Judean Desert with an Israeli friend when he suddenly said, "I just don't think I could ever be an observant Jew. Most of the rules and regulations in the bible just don't make rational sense. They seem so arbitrary."
"You're right," I replied, "but their arbitrariness is just what I like about them."
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The word "arbitrary" has a negative connotation. We associate it with the irrational, whimsical, and capricious. But in our rush to judgment we fail to consider that as mortal creatures our most valuable wasting asset is time. And many arbitrary rules save us lots of this most valuable of all assets.
Today our politically correct scolds insist that since everyone is "unique," we must treat each and every person as an "individual." On the face of it this is absurd. We encounter countless people in the course of life. We don't physically have the time to plumb the depths of each soul we meet. And I for one have a few other things I'd like to do with my own rapidly wasting asset than delve deeply into every person I bump into in the grocery store.
Besides, much of what is great about America is that we treat every human being exactly the same irrespective of their unique traits. America's concept of human rights depends on the arbitrary notion that people are the same; even though many people around the world still argue that human rights accrue only to the unique few. To these elitists, extending human rights to all, irrespective of individual merit, is an arbitrary and capricious decision.
Ironically the idea that everyone should be treated uniquely emerged from the concept of equality which means treating everyone the same. Everyone it seems has the same right to be treated uniquely; unless of course it means paying one teacher more than another based on her "unique" abilities.
Many pundits insist that I should hire only "diverse" people who are "different" from me. However like a biblical stiff- necked Jew, I arbitrarily insist that all prospective hires share my knee jerk, unquestioned bias for honesty, integrity, courtesy, and putting the customer first. What these putatively progressive pundits don't realize is that diversity is only beneficial when it emerges from a matrix of shared values. Healthy diversity means harmonic variations on a common theme; not the cacophony of conflicting themes.
Another name for diversity without underlying commonality is tribalism; and even a cursory look at the Arab world and much of Africa reveals the horrors that tribalism brings. Subliminally, one of the reasons we are so horrified by the gridlock gripping our government is that our political parties no longer seem to be offering "diversity" around a single theme: but a regression to the irreconcilable tribalism that mankind has spent so many centuries trying to overcome. What our country needs is not the balkanization of more diversity. We need a concerted effort to recapture what we have in common.
All laws, policies, and regulations rely on treating classes of people the same. And many of the most important ones are arbitrary and even capricious. In most states a prospective driver must be sixteen. Why not fifteen or seventeen? No real reason. It's just arbitrary. Arbitrariness is just too valuable to dispense with even if it occasionally means telling an eighteen year- old that he is old enough to die in battle but not old enough to drink beer.
The arbitrary is also critical to that all important yet forgotten social lubricant that used to be called "etiquette." The demise of etiquette can be squarely attributed to our refusal to follow rules that often seemed so arbitrary and capricious: Rules that seemed to fly in the face of our selfish desires and unique requirements. So in the spirit of "we're all adults here" we substituted a bastardized version of situational ethics. Now each and every human interaction has to be negotiated in situ and ad nauseam.
The result has been anything but more "freedom" let alone "tolerance." Instead we blunder along trampling on each other's feelings and then wonder why we all seem to be at each other's throats. Despite its reputation for artificial and arbitrary snootiness, etiquette was invented to free us from the time consuming need to consciously worry about every damn human interaction. This in turn frees us to worry about the important stuff. Following the arbitrary rules of etiquette is a minor short term annoyance, but in the long run it alleviates life's exhausting tendancy for being little more than one damn thing after another.
I for one would much rather wear a suit and tie every day than waste time calling each and every company I visit about their dress code. Is it impolite to call your prospective dinner host and inform her that you're a vegetarian? Or is it impolite if she fails to ask and alter her menu just for you? (My mother raised me to eat what is graciously offered or just eat around it. I've been tempted, just for fun, to call my vegetarian friends and tell them I only eat meat. But my mother would consider that impolite. So I bite my tongue, eat my tofu, and wash it down with a thank you note instead.)


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m ^LM Serving Columbus and Central Ohio Jewish Communily \\7AR Strictly Confidential Tidbit* Prom Everywhere By Phlneas J. Blron WE'RE TKIAANd \0V fe That heating which Nazi sympathizers a<iTTiJni.stereri to Wakio Franlt in Buenos Aire.s will have one .salutary effect . . COH'MBrS. OHIO, PRIKAV, Al C;l HT 14, 1(M2 Boake Carter Becomes .\ Jew, Yiddish Writer States Devoted to Amertesn KDd Jewish Ideals - ^¦^•y eiieci ... ra( For it provides striliini; evidence cd nf hn..' r.-~ .t_ . . .^v. .iviiif^ evidence of how far the Argentine i.^ from being convinced that our good neighbor policy i.s betier than the Nazi new order . . . The fact is — and this has long been an open secret in weli-informed Washington circles — that Nazi fifth coUiinnists have outmano- uvred us and nullified our efforts toward a diplomatic rapproche¬ ment wilh Argentina ... It was Frank, rather than some other American good will envoy, who was chosen for attack becau.se he is a .Jew, a circumstance in which the Fasci.st groups of II A. saw an opportunity to claim that no insult was meant to "Americans" . . . The truth is Ihat outside of the Nazi espion¬ age and sabot aji^e cohorts no one in H. A. ever considerc<l Waldo Frank a .Jew . . . WAR KCHOKS fe In Washington they're whi.s- pering that the plan which will finally be adopted to ward off inflation will be the one devised by that grand old man, Bernard M. Baruch , . . Note to the Zion¬ ist leaders of the future; How .about looking into that new course Columbia University Is offering to train experts to lielp in the post-war rehabilitation and administration of territories which the United Nations may liberate? .. . Since "students will be required to specialize in a re¬ stricted geographic area," those who are interested in that type of work for Palestine here have a fine chance to prepare for it . . . How many of you remember that back in 1923 Lawrence A. Steinhardt — whose present po¬ sition as American Ambassador to Turkey grows more delicSte with every advance the Nazis make into the Caucasus — .serv. ed as secretary of the Israel ZangwiJI Reception Commitlee, which welcomed the great Eng¬ lish Jewish author when he vis¬ ited America that year!' . . . Hati off to restaurateur Arnold Reu NKW VOBK (.IPS)—in a start¬ ling "revelation" in the For¬ ward. Yiddi.sh daily, it is .said that Iloake Carter, famous jour¬ nalist, .syndicated columnist and radio commentator, often charg- I.KAVKS .NE.\T WKK.K ON TOIR OF B. H. I.OIKiKS .vith anti-Semitism, has heen ,-, , :—, "'" iicu-i ". ..-.iuci. rtti a result ot tne in- t-ach lunch and dinnerl fluence on him by Horowitz and iien —^.. u,.u uiiiner hour finds twenty service men sitting at one of his tables, consuming the famed Heuben delicacies —on the hou.se . . . It's the Manhattan USO whicli decides who the lucky boys are lo he . . . We're told that Ur. Chaim VVeizmann's ar¬ tificial rubber process will prob¬ ably be ignored when the con¬ tracts are passed oul . . lylTKKAKV .\OTKS fe Forlhcoming books for which you should keep an alert eye peeled include 'Army I^ife," by Pvt. E. J. Kahn, and "tletween Hitler and Mussolini." by Prince Ernst R. Starhemberg . . . Which reminds us to point oul that Musso probably didn't ap- predate Pal Adolf's thoughtful¬ ness in sending a congratula¬ tory telegram on the oc-casion of the Duce's recent birthday . . . Benito likes to think of himself as youth incarnate—iirui that anniversary marited his entry into his sixtieth year . . . The word-coiners are hard at work trying to create a catchy nick¬ name for the Army's tanks . . . "Hitler hearses" is one attempt, while another is "anzers"--thia because they're the answers to Hitler's panzers ... Any day now (Continued on Page Eight) for the past yeau, an Orthodox .lew oltserving all the precepts of .ludaism. A. Almi. veleran Yiddish jour¬ nalist and one of the few men who knew of the reputed con¬ version of Hoake Carter, Is said to have been i>ermilted by Car¬ ter to make the revelation, Ije- cau.se the staff of the New 1'ork Daily Mirror and PM, New York daily, had charged Carter with lieing pro-Axi.-. Denying that Carter is cilli er pro-Axis or anti-Semitic. Almi writes: "The tnith of the matter is thai lioake Carter, for a year has heen an Orthodox, religions .Jew, who observes the laws of Kashruih. the Sabbath an<l all .Jewish holidays. And not only he alone, hut his allraclive, in¬ telligent wife, Dorothy, who (like CarlerJ comes from Chris¬ tian stock. His sister Sheila is also a .lewess. "When one enters the Carter home in Lotig Island one feels that the residents are Orthodox .lews. l\lore: Doake Carter does not saiisfy himaelf with acting as a Jew. He fights for Judaism at every opportunity. Together with his closest friend and co¬ worker, Rabbl David Horowitz, he fights for kosher food in Ihi Army, he fights against mission¬ ary proselytizing activity and he fights against anti-Semitism. Delving into the background of the .strange case, Almi alleges that Carter was converted to Judaism because of two men" Rabbi David Horowitz, wiio leads a group called '"The Bible in the Hand of Its Creators," and a .Jew from Jerusalem, call. ed Moses Gevuri, considered by his followers another Moses. Carter, a former member of the "British Israelites," believes that the British people, the Scandinavians and the Amerl- can.s were of Ihe lost Ten Tribes of Israel. As a result of the in JOINT DISTRIBUTION COMMITTEE SPENT $9,285,650 TO AID JEWS IN 52 COUNTRIES I. W. (;arek On next Wednesday, August KUh, 1. W. C.arek, well known communal worker and jiresifienl of District No. 2. li'nai B'rilh. will emtark on an extended visi¬ tation of some 7.5 lodges, repre- senting over Ifi.OtH) memiiers in the eight states of Ohio, Indiana. Kan.sas, Missouri, New Mexico. Colorado, Wyoming and Ken¬ tucky. His wife, Ann, will ac¬ company him on his long jour¬ ney. As a token of esteem and the high regard local B'nai B'rith hold for this leader of the Dis trict; Zion Lodge N0.-.62-aiui >~^e. statctwent, wlemh(»,.«f r\P tt^', Tn-.>.—*»— « ' "— Oevuri, he iiecame an Onhoilox Jew. Almi reports that the Ue- vuri teachings wilj .soon be is¬ sued in two volumes. That Boake Carter, with Rab¬ bi Horowitz, went lo Dr. David de Sola Pool, Chairman of the Army and Navy Committee of the Jewish Welfare Board, lo ask that Jewish soldiers in the I'. K. army lie allowed to gel ko¬ sher food, was also told tiy Almi in the Forward story. For many years Uoake Carter, who had criticized President Roosevelt during most of his White Hou.se career, had lieen conKidere<l a supixirier of the Anglo-Saxon League. At one time he issued a pamphlet in which he denie<i reports that he was an anti-Semite. KEI'OKT A.\TI-JKW1SH I.\tIDENT8 IN BOMBAY LONDON (JPS)—The German alleges that incidents of anti- Jewish character have occurred in the ar^li-Brilish rioting in Bombay-, with the result llial British authorities are guarding Jewish homes there. CaU the CluoDlale lor joiw next vrlnlbK Job. Ou wo>k !• dlstlooUva, let reuoiuble in coit. AO. tSlM members of the Executive Ciofn-j mittee recently presented Mr. Garek an appropriate gift in the form of luggage for his journey through the states. Columbus is indeed proud of ils B'nai B'rith lodge and the contributions it has made lo the leadership of this great frater¬ nal organization. Outslanrting among them is our own E. J. Schanfarber who served as pres¬ ident of the district in 1!)21-1!)22 and Justin L. Sfllman in l!)35-'3(l. Rablii Joseph E. Kornfeld, for¬ mer spiritual leader of the Bry¬ den Road Temple, also headed this District in I!ll4-ini5. In its history of over 77 years. Zion Lo<ige has done much lo preserve and strengthen our Jewish communily. Within re¬ cent years in particular it has come Increasingly to assume a position worthy of its status as the local unit of the oldest inter national Jewish fraternal organi zalion in the world. There should be a sincere hope that it may continue to contribute in increasing measin-e for many years to come. Mr. Garek will first visit the coast for a week before he be¬ gins his itinerary of the West¬ ern lodges. The Chronicle will from week to week keep readers posted on the cities he visiie<i by him. NKW VORK (WNS)— The American .Jewish .Joint Distribu¬ tion Committee, one of the three relief agencies supported by tl- United .Jewish Appeal, spent a total of $i).2R.'i,(i.'in during l.')41 and the first five months of in.l2 to aid rlo.sc 10 a million .Jews in ,")2 countries on five continents, ac¬ cording to the JDC annual report made public this week. The annual report, which de- scrilx'd Ihe JDC's life-.saving pro¬ gram throughout the world em¬ phasized (hat "America's entr.y into the war did not find the JDC unprepared." During (he six months following Pearl Harlior, the .IDC spent $3,41.'i.OO in cast or al the rate of $l.'!I.flO a week, "In those six months," Ihe re¬ port .saitl. "through extraordinary effort, il made possible the evacu- alien of 5.000 men, women and children from Europe, it launch¬ ed a program of sending medical .supplies and concentrated food products to help many of the 2.- 000.000 Polish refugees, of whom 000,000 are Jewi.sh, iii Asiatic Russia; it brought many kinds of help lo 00,000 refugees in unoc- cupi€'d France: it continued to give large-scale assistance to refu¬ gees in Switzerland, in Swed en,in Portugal,in Spain,in North Africa, and it augmented and in¬ tensified its work of integrating 123,000 refugees in Latin Amer¬ ica Into their new homelands. .-,-ttM^ which listed iJDC's Ihcd^'eiailia'expiBJiaiturtiBi during the 17-month period, raji ted: "The year 1911 and the first part of 1942 were filled with world-shaking events, many of which created new obstacles in the way of bringing help to dis¬ tressed people oversea.s. Thatj it was imperative that .such help should continue was the attitude of many government leaders. In¬ cluding tbe President of the Uni¬ ted Stales." Included in the detailed docu¬ ment is an explanation of the procedure, cslahlished in World War I when Ihe .JDC operated in the face of identiral condi¬ tions, through which the JDC is able to continue its relief oper- Tit ions in enemy and enemy-oc- :-upied countries without aiding the enem.v. Moro than a year ago. the .JI^C authorized local .Jewish relief committees in enemy countries to borrow funds from local sources to con¬ tinue their work. These loans will he reimbursed "when feas¬ ible wllhout aiding the enemy." The JOf: has already earmark¬ ed! an initial appropriation of $1,- 500,000 for this purpose. An anal.vsis of the .I.I.H' pro¬ gram in 1S41 showed that 400,- 000 persons were given cash re¬ lief, 500,000 were fefi and lodgi-d, .34,000 were emigratefl and reset¬ tled, 27.000 in internmeni camps were helped, 151,000 children were cared for. 201.000 were giv¬ en mcxlical aid, 5fi,000 were given vocational training and 196,000 were given educational and cul¬ tural help. In a preface to the report, Ed¬ ward M. M. Warburg, chairman of the JDC, now. a private in the that the work was Ih keep&ig'-K with the standards of the hest JDC tradition, which is, in fact, the liest Jewish tradition of thai social justice which must prevail In the future world." .MAVO (LINK (;KrS JKWISH SPIRITUAL ADVISKR UOCIIK.STKR, MINN. (JPS) —Rablii Ralph DeKoven has lieen appointed rablii and splrit- uul adviser for patients at the Mayo Clinic, it lias tieeii an¬ nounced liy B'nai B'rith. It is reported thai some 7,500 Jewish patients are received at the fa mous hospitals here during the year Rabbi DeKoven, a grad¬ uate of the Chicago Theological College, is Orthodox. Some of his student days he spent in Pal- .r»".a estine, narrowly escaping with | Fish Loca] Jewisii Women fevited To All-Day Institute Tuesday Price control, salvage, ration¬ ing, textiles, nutritions and ad¬ vertising in war time are .some of the topics of importance which will be (li.scu.sse<i ai the all-day instiiyie, spon.sored by the Consumer interest Commit¬ tee of the Franklin County Coun¬ cil of Defense, next Tuesday, August in, at the Deshler-Wal¬ lick Hotel. The program is scheduled to oiien al 9:30 A. M., an<l will close at 4 1*. M. No set luncheon will lie arranged. The Sapphire and Ionian Rooms will be ojien for those who desire to eat in the hotel. One hour and a half noon recess will give ample time for luncheon and for viewing the Interesting exhibits. There will lie no registration lee. The en¬ tire program will be devoted to the war and Us affect on con¬ sumers. When the Franklin County Council of Defense was formed last year, Mayor Floyd F. Green calkKi upon Mrs. WiJJiam Schiff, 211 S. Cassingham Rd., to .serve on that important hotly as a representiative from the kical section, National Council of Jew¬ ish Women, Mrs. Schiff is pro¬ gram chairman of the insliiuie for Consumers Interest. Other committee members are Miss Amanda Thomas, Mrs. Fenton Mrs. Henry Stair, Mrs The Council of Jewi.sh Women is appealing lo all .lewish women in Columhus and surrounding towns lo attend next Tuesday's Institute and to participate in the man,v worthwhile discus¬ sions affecting the well being of all citizens In this present world crisis. Pope Pius Protests Mass Deportations Of Jews In France life dunng an Arab attack Harry O. Marsh and Mrs. Wll- on a Hebron Yeshiva in 1929. liam Clymer. <;K\KVA {WNSl—Pope Pius XII. acting through the i'apal Nuncio at Vichy, registered a strong protest with Marshal Henri retain against the mass arrest.s and deportations of Jews in (K'cupied France to Eastern Europe, according to reliable re- porl.s rt*ceivcd here this week. The Papal Nuncio was report- ed to have condemned the "in¬ human arresus and deportations" of Jew.s, and demanded assur¬ ances that Vichy would consider Ihe i)apal action in view of the ¦X'hri^tian precepts involved." The I'apal envoy expressed him¬ self us unable lo "understand the treatment accoi-ded Jewish refugees." F'ollowing the Pope's represen¬ tation to Petain, it was reported, the \'ichy Government urged Nazi authorities in occupied France to postpone plans to de¬ port the 28,000 Jews, arrested m recent round-ups in Paris and held prisoner at a race track outside the city, to concentra¬ tion and labor camps in Nazl- (Continued on Page Foitr) r li®E*V
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Scholar's Golf In The Swing
The Scholars' Academy Boys Golf Team has finished the 2012- 2013 season undefeated in league play.
Theteamfinishedwitha9and 0 record with one match canceled due to lightning. The Scholars' team is the only unbeaten team in Queens and has won their division. The team headed to the playoffs on Tuesday May 28th.
The top five golfers were Daniel Orlowski, David Sullivan, Chris Sanicola, Zachary Molino, and Christian Apice. The team had a "trio of golfs" that contributed as super-subs: Dominick Chillemi, Thomas Lombardino and Ronnie Oddo. Also, golfers Casey Shamloo, Jared Cox, Joseph Marino and Zachary Willis are waiting in the wings for their chance.


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Mozilla's website for developers leaked email addresses and encrypted passwords of registered users for about a month due to a database error, the organization said Friday.
Email addresses for 76,000 Mozilla Development Network (MDN) users were exposed, along with around 4,000 encrypted passwords, wrote Stormy Peters, director of development relations, and Joe Stevensen, operations security manager in a blog post. Mozilla is notifying those affected.
No malicious activity on the affected server was detected, but that does not mean the data wasn't accessed, they wrote.
A Web developer discovered around 10 days ago that a data sanitization process on the database running the MDN wasn't working. The leak started around June 23 and continued for a month.
"As soon as we learned of it, the database dump file was removed from the server immediately, and the process that generates the dump was disabled to prevent further disclosure," they wrote.
The exposed passwords were encrypted and "salted," a security measure that makes it difficult to revert them to their original form. Even if the passwords were decrypted, "they by themselves cannot be used to authenticate with the MDN website today," according to the post.
Since some people may used the same MDN password on other websites, it's recommended the password be changed.
Mozilla said it was "deeply sorry" for the error.
"In addition to notifying users and recommending short term fixes, we're also taking a look at the processes and principles that are in place that may be made better to reduce the likelihood of something like this happening again," according to the post.
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19 Things Most effective "Running Man" Enthusiasts Understand
19 Things Best Running GuyFanaticsNotice binahearts June 27, 2016 0 The individuals of the SBS typedisplay Running Man have graced audience amongst six years of fun, laughter, and ridiculous games. What would we do on Sunday evening without them? There are an unendingselection of things that only Running Man lovers can understand, and even if ITwas oncechallenging to narrow the list down, I picked some of my favorites!
1. SpartaceThe Monday Couple is notorious and I used to beactuallyenthusiastic about them at one point. Yetdid you know the couple that many Running Man fans are not-so-secretly rooting for? Sparta and Ace.
Just get married, already!
2. The boredom of waiting in jail.Being the primary one to have your call tag ripped off isn'tactually fun. The members/guests also hate it because that suggests theres less air time for them.
On the infrequent occasion, they'llin findinganything to occupy their time.
3. Dining is a luxury.Each fourth dimension the members are given the opportunity to eat freely, the members get suspicious. They are ready toinfrequentlyrevel in their scrumptious meal, in its place spending all the time looking to figure out what the manufacturers volitionlead them to makeafter they are accomplished eating.
You told me to consume and I chose happily, so dont do stuff like this. (No wonder thoseother people wouldnt just give this to us.)
4. Moving boxes.In the sooner episodes, the producers used to put random boxes in the races in order that the members and visitors would have more puts to hide. This become amusing to observe especially when the cameraman would catch them trying to move!
5. The fashioned Song-Song couple.Im just going to leave this here.
6. The egg and Kwang Soos perpetual bad successThat egg game where they get a host of eggs- some boiled, some not- and the members/guests must crack them over their head. Deficient Kwang-Soo lost lovely much each time.
7. Lee Kwang Soos muliple identities and nicknames.Lee Kwang Soo as the giraffe? Kwangvatar? Prince of Asia?
Or how about Song Joong Kis feet?
8. 7012 and the number 7.At the Consensus episode of Running Man (episode 267), the members played a game where six of them had to select a random number and Yoo Jae Suk had to jump rope the number that he concept they picked. The members picked the number seven and crazily enough, Yoo Jae Suk jumped 7 times. It was a simple, but emotional a section of the episode since it displayed their implausible teamwork. Since that episode, the number seven has turn into symbolic of this family.
In a later episode, 7012 was the password for Gary to escape. The numbers 012 mean all the time in Korean. Cheesy, but adorable!
9. The pain this is acupuncture mats.Noted as having many health benefits, the members poured their blood, sweat, and tears when having to compete on these painful mats. From time to time if the producers were being nice, they would let them wear socks.
10. Hahas uncanny resemblance to a cool animated film character.Haha Pororo = Haroro.
11. Betrayal Trio!You'll never believe these 3 to be loyal. If it method winning, these three will betray their team in a heartbeat. Their iconic trio arm cross has became a staple in the provefor lots of years!
12. Patiently waiting for Song Joong Kis return.Its been forever since Song Joong Ki was a member of Running Man. He did get backin shorta couple of months after he left, but I believe its about time he comes back and this time perhaps forever. Please?
13. MongJi is a woman?!Its now notsimple being the only realgirl on the Running Man team. The man members incessantlyfail to remember that shes a fantasticgirltill the days she displays up taking a look like this:
14. Biases and Running Man all in one!When Running Man announces that they're having a guest or guests that I actually truly heart, I might be able to hardly involve myself. I am getting and so excited because its like my two giant loves coming in combination and forming a large love party.
15. THE BELLS.The eerie sound of these bells coming from afar. When youre hiding from the chasers, its a legitimate you lot dread hearing as itskill they are close to and are going to take a glance at out and rip your name tag off.
This worry and terror cant be expressed through a gif or pic. It must be heard.
16. Block Gary.The ever so accurate drawing of Kang Gary.
17. Lee Kwang Soo Lee Sung Kyung FOREVER.They. Are. The. Cutest.
Look at how genuinely glad they are to peer each other.
18. Epic brow slaps.These brow slaps are given as punishment when anyone loses a game. It's milesstated to reason dizziness and blurry vision.
19. HOT PANTS!Back in the previous episodes, as punishment, the wasting team would have to wear hot pants out in public. These hot pants were generally super short and super tight shorts. I feelthey want to bring this punishment back. What do you think?
Did we omitanything else else, Soompiers? Let us know in the comments below!binahearts is a Soompi author who loves to spend her unfastened time immersed in all things Korean- dramas, movies, K-Pop, and good looks products! Her existing obsessions are Song Joong Ki, Akdong Musician, SMTM5, and Fortunate Romance. When she isn't gazingthe newest Running Man episode, she may also benoticed indulging in her favouriteleisure pursuitswhich come withmaking a song her center out at karaoke, photography, fidgeting with her dog, and eating dessert!
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on May 13th, 2015 at 10:41 pmPosted In: News Updates
We're excited for Summer 2015 and Sunsets like this! Opening date is May 23rd!
The week of July 4th and the first 2 weeks of August are VERY popular vacation weeks in Glen Arbor. So if you are thinking of boating on beautiful Glen Lake during this time, it is advisable to make a reservation months ahead!


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We are going to allow our club to hold training days on our property once a month. For the other property the club uses, the owner has a liability waiver form, I was planning on borrowing it, but the way it is worded, it really doesn't work for private property (his is an actual working ranch). Anyone have one that would work for a private land owner?
Also any thoughts on carrying extra insurance coverage?


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The historic Anahulu Stream Bridge (aka the Rainbow Bridge) in Haleiwa on the North Shore. Earlier in the day I paddle boarded under this bridge and up the Anahulu Stream.
May 20, 2009
Crossing the Bridge
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So far, 1 person has commented on this article. How cool is that?
Ooh, I've been there! I'm jonesing for some shave ice with ice cream and azuki beans…yum =)


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Movie SummaryValdez is Coming
Description: Adapted from an Elmore Leonard novel, Valdez is Coming stars Burt Lancaster in the title role. A scrupulously honest Mexican-American marshal, Bob Valdez is double-crossed and humiliated by wealthy, unscrupulous rancher Jon Cypher. Since Cypher has the law on his side, Valdez is obliged to mete out his own justice. He kidnaps Cypher's mistress Susan Clark to force the rancher's hand. At first, Cypher is able to rally a group of tough hombres against Valdez, but one by one they side with the marshal. Director Edwin Sherin, who'd helmed the Broadway production of The Great White Hope, makes several rather anachronistic points regarding the film's racial issues; on the other hand, Valdez is Coming is one of the most-authentic looking westerns ever made-right down to the deglamorization of Susan Clark, who in a 1950s film might have looked as though she'd just visited a frontier branch of Max Factor.~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide Movie summaries and listings powered by Cinema-Source
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Oilers Rookies bounce Bears 6-3
by Staff Writer / Edmonton OilersAfter five straight losses, the Edmonton Oilers Rookies snapped their slump in a big way on Tuesday night at Clare Drake Arena after disposing of the U of A 6-2 thanks in large part to 16 Golden Bears penalties.
Considering the amount of talent on display up front, with so many chances on the man advantage the Oilers freshmen were bound to capitalize eventually.
Although the U of A were able to keep the game close for most of the opening 40 minutes, Edmonton had a two-man advantage for 1:12 late in the second and scored to take a 3-2 lead. Rob Schremps wrister from the slot was knocked down in front and the puck just trickled past Golden Bears netminder Aaron Sorochan to put the Oilers Rookies in front. Patrick Thoresen provided the screen on the play.
After Edmonton roared out to a 10-3 shot advantage in the first period, shots were even at 23-23 after two.
The Oilers Rookies started to pull away early in the third thanks to a pair of goals by Fredrik Pettersson. First, he pounded a Johansson rebound in past an outstretched Blake Grenier, who had replaced Sorochan in goal to start the period. Seven seconds later, Pettersson scored again as he corralled a pass from Mike Duco and wired it in to make it a 5-2 game.
The U of As penalty parade continued midway through the period. At one point, the Golden Bears had four players in the box at the same time as Edmonton enjoyed a lengthy two-man advantage.
With two penalties still being served, Bodie potted his second of the game to move the Oilers in front 6-2. Tom Gilbert rifled a shot in and Bodie batted home the rebound from the top of the Bears crease.
Mostly due to all the penalties taken by the Golden Bears in period three, shots on goal in the final frame were 20-3 for Edmonton 14 minutes in.
With 1:14 to play, Alberta added their third of the night. A point shot by Tim Krymusa barely trickled through Dubnyks five-hole before rolling across the line for a power play goal.
It took Alexei Mikhnov 11 seconds to get the games first shot on goal. The big Russian picked up the puck along the right side boards and carried it out in front where he flicked it on Bears netminder Aaron Sorochan.
Riley Merkley also had a good chance at the 1:01 mark, taking the puck alone in the slot. He tried to go five-hole but Sorochan shut the door.
20 seconds later, Ben Kilgour broke in alone on Dubnyk and tried to deke around the Oilers goaltender but lost a handle on the puck before he could put it home.
After a lengthy kill, the Oilers Rookies struck for the games first goal.
Stephane Goulet found Troy Bodie streaking toward the net and Bodie slipped the puck behind Sorochan with a neat backhand move to make it a 1-0 game.
Late in the first, Peckham hammered Dylan Stanley into the boards prompting a roar from the crowd.
With Rob Schremp in the box, Dubnyk made a nice toe save on a point shot from Ryan Stempfle late in the period to preserve the Oilers lead.
Mikhnov put on a show during one of his shifts late in the first, carrying the puck on a string. He tried a no-look pass but it was intercepted by the Bears Stanley and taken up ice for an odd-man rush.
Shots after one period were 14-9 in favour of the Oilers.
Early in the second, consecutive Bears penalties gave Edmonton a two-man advantage for 20 seconds. Alberta did a good job killing off the extended power play.
After the penalties ended, the Oilers continued to pour on the pressure and eventually netted their second of the night. On three-on-one, Liam Reddox rang the puck off the post. The rebound then came out front to Jonas Almtorp who deposited it into the open net. The play developed after Tyler Spurgeon turned the puck over at the far blueline to help create the odd-man rush.
Fredrik Johansson and Fredrik Pettersson were one of Edmontons stronger penalty-kill units on the evening. On one particular penalty kill midway through the second, Pettersson almost netted a shorthanded goal. He drove to the net and picked up Johanssons rebound but his backhand attempt went just wide of the net.
While killing a four-minute penalty to Slava Trukhno, the Golden Bears struck for their first of the night. Scott Henkleman slid the puck to Stempfle at the left circle who teed up a one-timer. Dubnyk got his left pad on it but the puck still trickled in.
10:21 into the second, Dubnyk made an unbelievable glove stop on the U of As Tyler Metcalfe. Just when it looked like Metcalfe had an easy goal with a wide-open cage, Dubnyk reached his arm across to make the biggest save of the night on either side.
12 minutes into the middle frame, shots on goal were 10-3 Alberta in the period but each team had traded a goal.
With 2:43 left in the second, the Golden Bears tied the game up at 2-2 with their second power play goal of the night. Henkleman took advantage of a scramble in front of Dubnyk and managed to slip the puck through the legs of the Oilers netminder.
NOTES: During the second intermission, Rob Schremp, U of As Dylan Stanley and Bob Stauffer took part in a shootout for charity. Stanley netted two goals on Globals Dean Millard, Schremp had one and Stauffer was shut out.


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Services are planned for Agnes J. "Chuckie" Tilley, Republican leader of the 35th Ward, who died last week after a battle with melanoma.
The recent Lawncrest Community Association meeting attracted a bunch of local elected officials and high-ranking police officials.
Thursday, October 3
Underneath his paramilitary-style Philadelphia Highway Patrol uniform and his austere professional persona, Officer Brian Lorenzo was preparing to surrender to his warm, fuzzy side.