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Morris County is partnering with several nonprofit agencies in launching a new initiative aimed at helping local food pantries meet the needs of Morris County families at risk of hunger.
The initiative, "Morris County Municipal Action to Curb Hunger" or McMatch, is a contest that encourages Morris County municipal governments to conduct food drives between Sept. 1 and 24 to support local pantries, with the Interfaith Food Pantry serving as the default recipient.
Frank Pinto, director of the Morris County Department of Human Services, said each municipality has been assigned to a division based on its population. Towns that collect the most food in their divisions will be recognized at the Human Services Public Officials Forum in September.
Municipalities in the county and their employees are encouraged to be creative and create their own programs of collecting non-perishable food through inter-departmental competitions, public drives, town hall collection sites or online, Pinto said.
McMatch was unveiled Tuesday before the Morris County Board of Freeholders, which then issued a proclamation declaring September to be "Hunger Awareness Month" in the county to call attention to the program.
In issuing the proclamation, Freeholder Director William Chegwidden urged Morris County residents to support McMatch by dropping off nutritious non-perishable food donations at their town hall to benefit the food pantry of the town's choosing.
Rosemary Gilmartin, executive director of the Interfaith Food Pantry, told the freeholders that her agency distributed more than 162 tons of food during the first six months of 2012 during almost 7,400 family visits.
"Recent economic conditions have caused the Interfaith Food Pantry and nearly every other food pantry in Morris County to see an increase of more than 25 percent in the number of families it serves since 2008," Gilmartin said.
McMatch is jointly sponsored by the Morris County Department of Human Services, the Morris County Youth Shelter, the Interfaith Food Pantry, the Volunteer Management Center and Curbing Hunger Inc., and is patterned after a similar program in Somerset County.
For contest rules or more information, visit the contest site at vmcnj.org/mcmatch, mcifp.org or MorrisHumanServices.org.
County Program Encourages Food Donations
'McMatch' encourages Morris municipalities to conduct food drives Sept. 1 through 24.
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James Bay, Castaway and Burnaby Lake were all victorious this weekend in British Columbia. Bay, the number one team in the Premier League, kept in first-place tie with Burnaby Lake. Meanwhile, Castaway bested Premier League semifinal foe University of Victoria to keep their season on pace for defending their title. As expected, James Bay AA took out Abbotsford RFC on Saturday 27-10; however the score didn't exactly reflect the play on the pitch. James Bay (3-0) didn't look like the dominant team they had been the first two games. Moreover, Abbotsford showed a lot of fight against the number one team in the province. New comer Zac Coughlan made his presence know from the back row with his first Premier League try for Bay. Bay also received the bonus point with tries from Hugo Belanger, Morgan Williams and Adam Drury. Pat Fraser made his debut for James Bay with seven points, kicking two conversions and a penalty. Tied for first, JBAA goes on the road next week against Capilano RFC. Abby will continue their season against Meraloma RFC at home. In a rematch of last year's Premier League semifinal match, defending Rounsefell Cup champions Castaway Wanderers (2-1) proved too tough once again for the Victoria Vikings 28-27 at Windsor Park. Although a come-from-behind win, Castaway managed to gain a slight edge in points department at the end lead by tries from Hubert Buydens, Andrew Tiedemann, Dylan Jones and Johnny Morris. However, it was the golden leg of flyhalf Matt Buckley that proved to be difference for Castaway with four conversions. Castaway's National-team front row dominated, but the Vikings backline showed no fear and kept Victoria much closer than anticipated having accounted for 22 of the teams 27 points. Castaway will host the UBCOB (Ontario Bay) Ravens next week at home. Burnaby Lake sent a message to the rest of their Canadian Direct Insurance Premier League opponents Saturday by blanking 2011 Lower Mainland champions Capilano 25-0. Capilano had defeated Burnaby 20-11 in the Miller Cup Final in early December and left the runner-ups eight weeks to dwell on the loss. From the start of today's Premier League clash it was evident Burnaby were hungrier to set the records straight. Burnaby got tries from Cole Macqueen, Evan Thomas and Adam Martin; while scrumhalf Geoff Ryan had the accuracy going with two conversions and three penalty kicks. Burnaby Lake (3-0) takes on the University of Victoria Vikings next weekend at the home to try to keep their undefeated season alive. |


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The Great Disturbing Element
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Germany, 1789-1919, A Political History
Britain and Germany in Africa: Imperial Rivalry and Colonial Rule
Germany, wrote Henry Adams in 1901, is "the great disturbing element in the world." He likened it to a great "powder magazine" which "sooner or later" must explode, and went on to predict that there would be no equilibrium, either political or economic, until its "explosive force" had been exhausted. Adams's assessment picks out unerringly what, for the historian looking back in retrospect, is the central fact of German history between 1865 and 1945. Of the three great revolutions experienced by Europeans between 1789 and 1945, the French and Russian were constructive revolutions, in the sense that they opened the way for new societies. The distinctive feature about the German revolution was its violent, almost deliberate, destructiveness. It is surely remarkable that this orgy of destruction was predicted with uncanny foresight by the poet Heine, way back in 1832, before the first of the railways which dragged Germany from economic stagnation had begun to operate, and while the cities of the ramshackle Germanic Confederation slumbered beneath their huddled roofs and spires.
Heine's prophetic vision of 1832 and Adams's somber assessment of 1901 are the milestones between which every historian of nineteenth- and twentieth-century Germany must somehow find his way. But how? How are we to account for the fact that Heine's prophecy, implausible as it seemed at the time, literally became true, that "Thor with his giant hammer" really did "leap up at last and shatter the Gothic cathedrals"? By following Erich Eyck who laid the burden of guilt on Bismarck and tried to show how he "perverted" what might otherwise have been a "normal" development? By invoking the momentum of the delayed industrial revolution, the sudden concentration of power it unleashed? By scrutinizing the constitution of 1871 and the obstacles it placed in the way of democratic parliamentary control?
THESE are the traditional lines of approach, and nowhere have they been pursued with greater learning and impartiality than in Miss Ramm's new book. It deserves to be, and probably will become, a standard textbook for university classes. Certainly it answers fairly and accurately all the questions—the limits of Stein's reforms, the significance of the Zollverein, the ins and outs of Bismarck's diplomacy, and the like—which figure so large in academic discussion. Yet, just because it does its job so well, I am reinforced in my conviction—having read more political histories than I like to think—that this sort of frontal attack leaves the peculiar qualities of German history unexplained. No one would deny that economic and political developments played their part. The fundamental question, however, is why Germans reacted to these developments—for example, to Bismarck's internal and external policies—in the way they did; and this can only be discovered by probing deeper.
Golo Mann does this—and does it with incomparable grace and imagination. It is only necessary to compare the pages he devotes to Heine with Miss Ramm's passing reference to see where the …


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Oud players string together Arab and Jewish culture
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'We brought Israelis back to the movies'
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I look at the holiday sales for anime figures, and I don't see much on sale this year. For example, last year ToysLogic had a buy one figure, get one half off deal. This year, it's just 15% off.
I'm surprised that HobbyLink Japan's flat rate shipping sale (980 yen for SAL shipping, 1980 yen for EMS shipping) was for only 24 hours. If someone (like yours truly) wasn't checking emails, he would have missed the sale. I personally think it should have lasted through the weekend to Monday. *shrugs*
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Chris Wondolowski
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- Date Of Birth: Jan. 28, 1983
- Height: 6-0
- Weight: 165
- Hometown: Danville, Calif.
- Club: San Jose Earthquakes
After a stellar year in which he led MLS in scoring, Chris Wondolowsi joins the U.S. National Team for the first time in the 2011 January camp. A versatile attacking player who can feature up top or out wide, the California native enjoyed a break out year for the San Jose Earthquakes and is looking to test his skills at the international level.
- Called up to the full U.S. National Team in January 2011, his first appearance in a U.S. camp at any level.
- Captured the MLS Golden Boot and was named to the MLS Best XI in 2010.
Named to the CCAA first team for four consecutive seasons at Chico State … Scored five goals and registered two assists … In 2003, he was named second team Division II All-America … Helped Chico State to CCAA Championship with a 19-4-1 record … Led Chico to NCAA Division II championship game … Played 23 games, registering 11 goals and eight assists … In 2002, Wondolowski played 19 games, tallying 12 goals and seven assists … In 2001 he led his team with 10 goals and six assists in 19 games.
Married Lindsay prior to the 2009 season … Father, John Wondolowski, is San Ramon Valley High School assistant soccer coach … Younger brother, Stephen, was a reserve on the Dynamo's MLS Cup championship team in 2007 and was also a teammate in 2008 … … He is half Native American and is a member of the Kiowa Tribe. His tribal name is Bau Daigh (pronounced Bowe Dye), which means "Warrior coming over the hill."


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Letters To Juliet is rated PG: for brief rude behavior and sensual images, some language and incidental smoking.
Director: Gary Winick
Cast: Amanda Seyfried, Gael García Bernal, Vanessa Redgrave
Studio: 2010 Summit Entertainment
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ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) - Atlantic City's casinos report little damage from Hurricane Irene, and the 11 gambling halls will reopen Monday at noon after being shuttered for the weekend.
They'll first have to go through a long checklist of approvals from New Jersey casino regulators, all designed to ensure the integrity of the games.
Bob Griffin, president of the Casino Association of New Jersey, says money has to be brought back into the cash cages under state supervision. Surveillance and computer systems also need to be checked and tested.
He can't estimate how much the three-day shutdown will cost the industry, but says it will be significant. Before Irene, this weekend was shaping up to be one of the best of the year.
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Discussing this with a friend last night. My bike needs a service, the mudguard is vaguely rubbing against the front wheel, and this gives my bike an audible presence for pedestrians I am about to overtake, never mind my bell ringing.
My friend cycled down a side street and came close to a pedestrian who'd stepped out between cars without looking. She gave him a shock and said he was really caught unawares - so much so that she felt obliged to apologise!
We then tried to think of non-effort things you can attach to your bike to provide that noise halo... A playing card? Those plastic spoke balls?
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He might not be enrolled in school ... but Justin Bieber is definitely getting a taste of the college experience ... 'cause we got a photo of the Biebs playing an intense game of BEER PONG.
Even though he's underage, we know Bieber pounded some beer during the game ... just like every other underage college kid across the country.
The question -- which country?
One source connected with Bieber -- who was not there -- says the game went down on Canadian soil ... or in Georgia (he travels a lot, it's hard to keep track). Either way, the source says it happened a year and a half ago, which would have made Bieber 17-years-old ... and too young to legally booze in either country.
Another source -- who was there -- swears it happened in Alabama back in June ... which still makes Biebs too young to booze.
Still, one question remains -- why the hell is he wearing a backpack?
he is wearing a back pack b/c he saw someone else wear one and wants to be cool too, the kid is a puppet that's what puppets do !
i love how they already filmed x-factor....but act like it is live.........and how britney spears is severely botoxed serverely medicated by that jason warwik guy just so she will stay married to him...i know for a fact no other woman alive would marry that guy so why would britney spears stoop to that level? really NO OTHER WOMAN FINDS HIM ATTRACTIVE let alone would marry him just like that Adnon idiot....really am i the only one who sees this?
TMZ ers, you guys sure report on this punk a lot, must be because he's a serious little gay F@ggot. This punks fame is fading, won't be long before he turns to drugs & hits Rock Bottom.
TMZ ers, you guys sure report on this punk a lot, must be because he's a serious little gay F@ggot. This punks fame is fading, won't be long before he turns to drugs & hits Rock Bottom.
hey next time harvey goes on vacation can you bring in scott disick to guest host...or rob dyrdek
The problem isn't a 17-year-old kid sneaking and drinking some beer. The problem is that 17-year old kid happens to be Justin Beiber who also happens to be dumb as a rock and he would get behind the wheel of his mirrored sportscar that cost 80 billion dollars after his beer pong game because he doesn't have the sense to be responsible. So when he runs over one of your family members after a game of beer pong, we'll see if it's so cute and innocent then.


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The Rudy Clarenburg Lecture Series was established in 1996 to honor the late Rudolf Clarenburg, Professor of Anatomy and Physiology. The Lecture Series brings nationally and internationally acclaimed scientists to Kansas State University to discuss their research interests with students and faculty throughout the University.
Dr. Rudolf Clarenburg joined the Department of Anatomy and Physiology in October, 1966. He received his Doctor of Sciences in 1965 from Netherlands State University, Utrecht, Holland. Dr. Clarenburg was a Research Assistant/Associate in the Department of Physiology, University of California, Berkeley from 1959 to 1966. At K-State he taught courses in physiological chemistry, intermediary metabolism and veterinary physiology. In 1983 Dr. Clarenburg received the Norden Distinguished Teacher award "for distinguished teaching in the field of veterinary medicine."
The Dr. Rudolf Clarenburg Lectureship is made
possible by the generous support received from Mrs. Margalith
Clarenburg and her family. Mrs. Clarenburg passed away on April 10,
2002, following a long battle with cancer. She is deeply missed by
her family and friends, but her legacy and support for the
Clarenburg Lecture Series will continue for many years to come.
The current lecture series features:
Casey T. Weaver, M.D.
Wyatt and Susan Haskell Endowed Professor in Medical Excellence
School of Medicine, University of Alabama at Birmingham
Dr. Weaver will present a lecture:
November 9, 2009 at 3:30 p.m.
"The Emergence of the Th17 Pathway; Implications for Host Protection and Autoimmunity"
The seminar will be held in the Practice Management Center – Trotter Hall
Dr. Weaver received his M.D. with honors in 1984 from the University of Florida in Gainesville and his board certification from the American Board of Pathology in Anatomic Pathology in 1993.
The goal of Dr. Weaver's research is advancement in understanding mechanisms by which CD4 T cells develop into distinct functional subsets and how these subsets control immune responses. Dr. Weaver's group has pioneered methods for defining and tracking CD4 T cell development and modeling of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD).
Additional research efforts are focused on three interrelated themes: the molecular mechanisms that controls developmental decisions that specify Th17 and Treg development; delineation of mechanisms by which innate immune cells respond to pathogenic and commensal bacteria to shape Th17 versus Treg development; and a dissection of contributions of cis regulatory elements in controlling key cytokines produced by CD4 T cells – all with a view towards defining novel interventions to better prevent or treat immune-mediated diseases.
We are grateful that Dr. Weaver will present The Dr. Rudolf Clarenburg Lectureship in the College of Veterinary Medicine at Kansas State University. We hope that you will attend his lectures.
Former Clarenburg Lecturers |
2008 | Dr. Colin G. Nichols |
2008 | Dr. Robert J. Genco |
2007 | Dr. Peter Agre |
2007 | Dr. William B. Guggino |
2006 | Dr. Mark A. Knepper |
2006 | Dr. Avril Somlyo |
2004 | Dr. Jim Riviere |
2003 | Dr. Jeanne M. Nerbonne |
2002 | Dr. Michael Welsh |
2002 | Dr. Gerald DiBona |
2001 | Dr. George A. Brooks |
1999 | Dr. Arthur "Buzz" Brown |
1998 | Dr. Clara Franzini-Armstrong |
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Beyond Wonderland, the rave that has been in the San Bernardino area since 2010 and drawn thousands of visitors to the area, was canceled, according to a Facebook post by the organizer.
Jury Indicts Two Men Who Nearly Beat Giants Fan to Death Outside Dodger Stadium
A federal grand jury has indicted the two men who nearly beat San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow to death outside Dodger Stadium on gun possession charges, according to a court document obtained today.
REDLANDS: Police shut down drug drop box
A drop box for unwanted medication outside the Police Annex downtown Redlands has been removed because people were placing items in the box that were not allowed, including loose hypodermic needles that could have been dangerous.
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San Bernardino County inmate fire crews graduate
Inmates graduate from the second County Inmate Fire Crew program Thursday at the Glen Helen Rehabilitation Center in San Bernardino.
Five things to do this weekend in San Bernardino County
SATURDAY: Volunteers are needed to participate in the last winter bald eagles count of the season in and near the San Bernardino and San Jacinto mountains.
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Officials in San Bernardino County are taking aim at a $32 billion-a-year global industry which profits from the forced indenture of underage girls into sex slavery.
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Decked out in a "Katy Doodle Dandy" costume and Oscar de la Renta, respectively, the always candid Katy Perry performed at the Kids' Inaugural Concert and Inaugural Ball in Washington, D.C.—and in her very personal, very political photo diary she takes Vogue.com behind the scenes of her entire weekend. Follow her as she (and John Mayer) go from backstage to the swearing-in to the White House after-party.
Vogue, check. Bloody Mary, check. D.C. or BUST!
Landed and headed straight to the Kids' Inaugural concert rehearsal. Happy to have my trusty-dusty American flag bling mic by Erin Lareau.
Gotta get sleep in when I can. Sweet inaugural dreams from the Ritz.
Quick workout in my favorite Rodarte hoodie. Keeping the heart rate up for the kids.
Bumped into a pup after my own heart. She must belong to some chic senator's wife, I imagine!
Arrived at the venue for the Kids' Inaugural. Pleased with how my Katy Doodle Dandy costume came out. Cartoon Katy coming in full effect soon. Designed by me and Johnny Wujek. Built by J&M Costumers.
God is in the details and the nailbeds. Thanks for these, Kimmie Kyees.
It takes a village to put on a great show.
It's a bird; it's a plane; it's a Wonder Woman wannabe.
Quick shout-out to the men and women serving overseas. Dancers snuck in—typical.
Hats ON for a great show. A celebratory drink for a job well done was in order.
Tickets are all set for the inauguration on Monday. Sings "I've got the Golden Ticket."
FLOTUS, SLOTUS, and a couple of goofballs. My outfit by Dolce & Gabbana, the belt is vintage Judith Leiber, and the shoes are Christian Louboutin.
The treasurer of the United States handed me a $2 bill and signed her name above her own printed signature. Lucky me!
Ready to hit the town in my Tory Burch jacket, Christian Louboutin bag, and Sutra earrings.
Dinner at Plume in the Jefferson hotel with my beau.
Literally drinking history. Flight of wines from the year 1800 to 1977. Oh, and a sidecar.
Met a former Secret Service agent and he presented me with a challenge coin, which I heard can help you with your bar tab. Don't know if it's gonna work at this fancy restaurant.
On Sunday I visited the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. So moved by the amount of sacrifice I saw today! Hung on the wall is a motivating message to passersby.
These bands were given to me by some incredibly brave soldiers I met today.
Thank you for an inspiring day, Walter Reed hospital.
Sunday night rehearsal for the Inaugural Ball, in Elie Saab, of course.
Tomorrow evening is going to be a night to remember.
A bedtime snack—my favorite Jelly Bellys, Juicy Pear.
It's a friends and family affair at the U.S. Capitol on Inauguration Day. Sunglasses by Oliver Peoples, jacket and dress by Rodarte, bag by Christian Louboutin, belt by Dolce & Gabbana, shoes by Jimmy Choo, and hat by Ships Shibuya.
The most appropriate accessory for the day: my custom "Honey, I Shrunk the Aretha Franklin Hat."
My angelic friend Allison Williams from HBO'S Girls doing the "Aretha."
Ran into my little Fireworks, the PS22 Chorus before the Inauguration.
What I was laughing at.
What 800,000 people looks like.
We were offered an exclusive tour of the Capitol building (we were much obliged). As we entered, we saw members of Congress waiting to be seated. Hollywood meets D.C.!
We were exclusively shown the soon-to-be-site of the famous Michelle Obama eye-rolling GIF. Girl can throw shade!
This guy!
The ceiling of the Capitol building, a beautiful view.
Where we sat and saw the swearing-in ceremony. Very proud day.
After a much-needed nap I got ready to go on the Inaugural Ball stage in my Oscar de la Renta dress! The dress made me feel like Belle from Beauty and the Beast.
The performance was a ball, every pun intended! Got to catch up with the beauty that is Alicia Keys backstage before having our picture taken with POTUS and FLOTUS.
Last-minute primp before the photo call and, later, meeting the Obamas! Lighting assistant was a major cutie.
Always happy to return the favor.
I decided a Dolce & Gabbana cape and dress was my destiny to wear to the White House after-party.
Oh what a night! Let's just say there were fireworks at the White House . . . ! Gonna write my memoirs at 75. Until then: God bless and good night!
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Christine Quinn and William Thompson have two tasks ahead of them in the mayor's race this weekend.
They have to take enough support away from Bill de Blasio to force a Democratic runoff, and each has to find enough support to make it into that runoff.
With just three days until the primary, Quinn's latest ad moves away from any direct attack on her opponents.
Instead, she's highlighting her own qualifications.
She'll be spending part of Saturday at lunch with friends of the late mayor Ed Koch.
The lunch was a weekly tradition that Koch attended until his death earlier this year.
Thompson will be making the rounds on the radio Saturday pushing for school reforms.
He picked up endorsements from some African imams in the Bronx Friday.
If recent polls hold, they're both looking for a spot in a runoff with de Blasio.
He's firmly in front, and at campaign stops Friday, it was clear that the public advocate has momentum with voters.
He can avoid a runoff with 40 percent of the vote.
Meanwhile, the Republicans running for mayor took aim at each other on NY1 Friday night, as each candidate appeared individually on the Road to City Hall.
"I'm not a professional politician," said Republican mayoral candidate John Catsimatidis. "And that's what I'm afraid of for our city, getting more professional politicians with IOUs that are not going to do the city well."
"No matter where I go in the city, people are responding to my vision for the future," said Republican mayoral candidate Joseph Lhota. "And they all laugh at John Catsimatidis, who should worry about his reputation going forward, about what he's doing. He's not been running a campaign about what he would do in the city, how he would do it."
"I believe that I have a solution to the economic problems of this city that neither one of my opponents do," said Republican mayoral candidate George McDonald. "They won't be trusted by the people whose votes they need to cross over to elect them in the final analysis."
Time is running out for voters to decide who they are voting for in the primary.
With just a few days to go, candidates are making their final pushes to secure votes.
While many New Yorkers know who they're voting for, others NY1 spoke with said they still haven't made up their minds.
"I just want to go over and take a look at all the candidates again and review the issues, but I haven't really decided yet," said one prospective voter. "A lot of the television commercials are, they're kind of negative ads, so I want to kind of see what the candidates have to say and kind of make a decision from there."
"Nevertheless, I made up my mind. Also I've interviewed, informally, many of my friends, and except for one person, no one has made up their mind," said another. "People are waiting for the last minute."
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Jo Ann Avants passed away on April 20, 2012, in Fort Worth, Texas, at the age of 88. A service for relatives and friends will be held in the Fort Worth area at Bluebonnet Hills Funeral Home, Colleyvillle, Texas, on Tuesday, April 24, 2012, at 12:30 p.m., with family visitation that day from 8-1 a.m. Interment will be in Big Spring, Texas, with a graveside service for friends at Trinity Memorial Park cemetery on Wednesday, April 25, 2012, at 2 p.m.
Lewis Melvin ŌĆ£L.M.ŌĆØ Newby Jr., 62, of Colorado City died Saturday, April 21, 2012, surrounded by family. He was a native and lifelong resident of Colorado City.
Freddie Hodnett, 61, of Big Spring died Sunday, April 22, 2012, in Covenant Medical Center, Lubbock, Texas. Freddie was born to Viola and Leonard Hodnett on Aug. 1, 1950, in Big Spring, Texas. Freddie graduated from Sands High School in 1969 and continued his education, training and certification in mechanics. He married Sandra Gail Nichols on March 5, 1971, in Knott, Texas, where they resided until 1998 and relocated to Big Spring. The family will receive family and friends from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Monday, April 23, 2012, at Nalley-Pickle & Welch Funeral Home & Crematory.
Big Spring residents will have an opportunity to voice their opinions regarding a proposed 4B project to overhaul the municipality's water and wastewater facilities using up to $13 million in economic development funding. The public hearing will be held Tuesday evening in city council chambers.
A 51-year-old Big Spring man is in stable condition with a gunshot wound at Scenic Mountain Medical Center and the alleged shooter is in custody, police said this morning. Genaro Castroena was shot in the abdomen during an argument that took place around 11:45 p.m. Saturday at 400 W. Fourth. He was rushed to the local hospital by ambulance. According to police, the shooting suspect, 62-year-old Alberto Hernandez-Diaz, was taken into custody and transported to the Howard County Detention Center. He was waiting arraignment this morning.
The Big Spring Police Department reported the following activity between 7 a.m. Thursday and 7 a.m. today: ŌĆó ALBERTO HERNANDEZ-DIAZ, 62, of 700 W. Fourth St., was arrested Sunday on a charge of assault-aggravated with deadly weapon. ŌĆó VICTOR ZAMORA HERNANDEZ,35, of 2505 Gunter Circle, was arrested Sunday on a charge of theft between $50 and $500 shoplifting. ŌĆó SAMMY FERRELL, 50, of 509 N. Johnson St., was arrested Sunday on a charge of criminal trespass-habitation/shelter.
Cool nighttime temperatures and West Texas wind didn't stop community members from showing their support for the Howard-Glasscock County Relay For Life 2012.
For 24 hours, Blankenship Field turned into a place of remembrance, celebration and hope in the fight against cancer. During wrap-up ceremonies Saturday morning, residents were able to see just how well their dedication paid off. The overall total raised ŌĆö with more money still coming in and a few fundraisers leftŌĆö was $157,706.43.
Howard College trustees will get an update on construction plans for the district's San Angelo campus when they hold their monthly meeting at 12:30 p.m. Monday in the Student Union Building's Tumbleweed Room.
College officials announced earlier this year plans to expand its San Angelo campus with the addition of two buildings adjacent to the West Texas Training Center. Total price tag for the project is estimated at between $8 million and $9 million, said Dr. Cheryl Sparks, Howard College president.
The Big Spring Police Department reported the following activity between 7 a.m. Friday and 7 a.m. Saturday: ŌĆóJONATHAN WAYNE KELSEY, 51, of 1406 Sycamore, was arrested Friday on a warrant from other agency. ŌĆó MICHAEL ARTHUR BROWN, 41, of 3606 Calvin St., was arrested Friday on a warrant for accumulated items/weeds/rubbish. ŌĆó GUADALUPE MORENO, 44, of 807 Creighton, was arrested Friday on a warrant for failed to maintain financial responsibility.
Dianne Standefer Cash, 59, of Ashdown, Ark., died Wednesday, April 11, 2012.
Ms. Cash was born Sept. 13, 1952, in Stanton, Texas.
Survivors include one daughter, Virginia Walker; a son-in-law, Damon Walker; and a step-granddaughter, Winter Walker of Maud, Texas; her stepfather, Jack Strain of Colorado City, Texas; one brother, Terry Standefer and wife Diane of Cedar Park; one sister, Kathy Benson of Granbury, Texas; a half-brother, Bill Standefer and wife of Phoenix, Ariz.; and a number of other relatives.


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Iodobenzylguanidine Meta-I131 and Topotecan in Treating Young Patients With Refractory or Relapsed Metastatic Neuroblastoma
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RATIONALE: Radioactive drugs, such as iodobenzylguanidine meta-I131, may carry radiation directly to tumor cells and not harm normal cells. Drugs used in chemotherapy, such as topotecan hydrochloride, work in different ways to stop the growth of tumor cells, either by killing the cells or by stopping them from dividing. A stem cell transplant may be able to replace the cells that were destroyed by iodobenzylguanidine meta-i131 and topotecan hydrochloride.
PURPOSE: This phase II trial is studying the side effects of iodobenzylguanidine meta-I131 given together with topotecan hydrochloride and to see how well it works in treating young patients with refractory or relapsed metastatic neuroblastoma.
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
Neuroblastoma |
Drug: topotecan hydrochloride Procedure: autologous hematopoietic stem cell transplantation Radiation: iobenguane I 131 Radiation: total-body irradiation |
Phase 2 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Non-Randomized Masking: Open Label Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | Phase II Study of the Association of Iodobenzylguanidine Meta-I131 (I131 MIBG) and Topotecan in the Treatment of Refractory or Relapsed Metastatic Neuroblastoma |
- Response rate [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Toxicity [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
Estimated Enrollment: | 24 |
Study Start Date: | January 2009 |
Estimated Primary Completion Date: | July 2010 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
- Determine the antitumor activity of iodobenzylguanidine meta-I131 (^131I-MIBG) and topotecan in young patients with refractory or relapsed metastatic neuroblastoma.
- Determine the hematological and extra-hematological toxicities of this regimen.
OUTLINE: This is a multicenter study.
During the 21 days before treatment begins, autologous peripheral blood stem cells (PBSC) are collected.
Patients receive topotecan hydrochloride IV over 30 minutes daily on days 1-5 and iodobenzylguanidine meta-^131I IV over 2 hours on day 1. Treatment repeats every 21 days for 2 courses. Patients also undergo total-body irradiation.
On day 10 of the second course, autologous PBSC are reinfused.
After completion of study therapy, patients are followed at 6 and 12 months.
Ages Eligible for Study: | 1 Year to 20 Years |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
- Histologically confirmed neuroblastoma
- Metastatic disease that is recurrent or refractory to induction therapy
- Primary or metastatic tumor target with MIBG fixation (tumor/soft tissue) > 2
- Autologous bone marrow or peripheral blood stem cells must be available
- WHO performance status (PS) 0-1 OR Lansky PS 70-100%
- Life expectancy > 2 months
- ANC ≥ 1,000/mm³
- Platelet count ≥ 100,000/mm³
- Creatinine clearance normal for age
- Not pregnant or nursing
- Fertile patients must use effective contraception
- No prior hypersensitivity to topotecan or its excipients
- No toxicity to other organs ≥ NCI-CTCAE v3.0 grade 2
- No other debilitating disease
- No HIV positivity
- More than 30 days since prior external-beam radiation (6 weeks if cranio-spinal, abdominal, or pulmonary)
- At least 3 weeks since prior chemotherapy (6 weeks for mitomycin C or nitrosoureas)
- No other contraindicated biologic therapy that cannot be discontinued for ≥ 4 courses during MIBG therapy
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Centre Oscar Lambret | Recruiting |
Lille, France, 59020 | |
Contact: Anne-Sophie Defachelles 33-32-029-5959 |
Principal Investigator: | Anne-Sophie Defachelles | Centre Oscar Lambret |
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ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT00960739 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | CDR0000633586, COL-MIITOP, COL-2006-07, INCA-RECF0633, EUDRACT-2006-004862-15 |
Study First Received: | August 16, 2009 |
Last Updated: | September 17, 2009 |
Health Authority: | Unspecified |
Keywords provided by National Cancer Institute (NCI):
disseminated neuroblastoma localized unresectable neuroblastoma recurrent neuroblastoma stage 4S neuroblastoma |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Neuroblastoma Neuroectodermal Tumors, Primitive, Peripheral Neuroectodermal Tumors, Primitive Neoplasms, Neuroepithelial Neuroectodermal Tumors Neoplasms, Germ Cell and Embryonal Neoplasms by Histologic Type Neoplasms Neoplasms, Glandular and Epithelial Neoplasms, Nerve Tissue |
3-Iodobenzylguanidine Topotecan Antineoplastic Agents Therapeutic Uses Pharmacologic Actions Enzyme Inhibitors Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action Topoisomerase I Inhibitors Topoisomerase Inhibitors |
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Just because it's sweltering hot outside in New York City, does not mean girlies forget how to dress. It's quite the contrary when we're talking about downtown Manhattan or Williamsburg. I've picked the best, and a few of the worst, from the slideshow above. Here's what we like: the black Givenchy heels but NOT the penny loafers with tiny black socks. Stacey Bendet from Alice + Olivia not only pulls off summer fur, but sports some swell metallic bangles. Printed vintage jackets and wraps seem all the rage, ditto for ethnic jewelry and blue nail polish. Straw basket bags make for the perfect easy accessory with backless frocks (to note: Jane Birkin loved to carry one all over Paris in hot months.) But, please say no to the braless black strap dress if you take larger than an A cup. Check out this French gal in some cool Courreges (see the light mint green/egg shell blue jacket and skirt.)


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Theme: | Making Disney Memories Week |
Hometown: | Liberty Twp, OH |
Week of: | 01-28-2013 |
POSTED on Monday, January 28th, 2013
My wife and I have been watching Wheel of Fortune for 30 years, since we were both young children. We both have special memories of watching the show with our grandparents. Being selected as a contestant was a dream come true!
I have been applying to be a contestant on the show for 7 years. On one ordinary work day, I received an email to audition in Louisville, KY. I was so excited that before I had even finished reading the email, I called my wife to share my great news. After our conversation, I read the rest of the email which stated that I needed to call to confirm my spot, as seats were limited and were available on a first come, first serve basis. Thankfully, I called in time and my spot was reserved! Finally, I was one step closer to my lifelong dream.
When I called to reserve my spot, I asked the contestant coordinator if my wife would be able to join me so we could audition as a couple. They said YES! We were consumed with excitement (and nerves) for our big audition day and made a fun weekend in Louisville out of the whole experience.
The audition was held in the Brown hotel in downtown Louisville. There were probably 80 people at our audition. They had also held an audition the day before. After several rounds of practice games, a written test, and impromptu interviews we made it to the final cut. We were thrilled and honored just to be a part of this experience. The contestant coordinators are amazing! They do everything they possibly can to make you as successful as possible during your audition. Once the auditions were over and only about 20 of us remained, we were told that if we didn't get a letter within 2 weeks, we didn't make it.
SO, two weeks laternothing. Two months laternot a word. At this point, we had almost given up hope! Our dream was slowly slipping away, until one cold December day. Yes, December5 months later. As my wife was rushing around making dinner for the kids, she received a call from one of the contestant coordinators inviting us to be contestants on Disney's Making Family Memories Week, taping in 2 weeks! My wife created a makeshift Wheel of Fortune game for me on a dry erase board as her way of telling me about our awesome news! I can only remember yelling "Are you kidding me? Are you kidding me?" To say I was excited would be a massive understatement.
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The New York Rugby Club opened their MetNY DI season with a tough 16-7 defeat of Long Island Saturday. Labelled a big win by the NYRFC players, the game was decided by three penalty kicks from Badger Denehy for New York. Benehy also converted his team's only try, scored by Clark Bond on debut. Long Island captian Lance Rea said he was disappointed with the loss, but not the l;evel of effort from his players. "They wouldn't let us play with the ball," Rea said. "I thought we played better than I might have expected. We didn't have a great preseason and we came in a bit cold. We played really good defense and I think we were more disciplined. But when we did have the ball the forwards didn't do enough work to get the backs in a position to play with it." |


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onSummary I have used it for hours and have not noticed any of the bugs many people complain about. I would suggest that most of the morons saying there are bugs have PC problems because they are morons and don't know what they are doing. Someone actually said you couldn't have internet explorer 5 or later...strange because THE OFFICE XP CD HAS IE 6 ON IT!!! Someone said it doesn't include Powerpoint....they are stupid to buy the small version of office anyway...some people are just stupid.
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onSummary I had Office 2000 and just wanted to upgrade to Office XP because I thought it will change and make it better but I was wrong. Office 2000 is much more stable, faster, and easier to use than the XP edition. I think that Microsoft just think about style and loook than usefulness and quality. It is exactly as Windows. I had Windows 98/2000 and upgraded to XP and that was a big big mistake of mine... I loved 2000. As I said Microsoft is just design like Winx XP and Office. Want to try Corel now but im not sure if it is worth it. But take my advise, to not by Office XP, and if u want it just download it because it is a really bad product. I am waiting for Office 2003 to come. It seems more like 2000 for me. Thanks for read my opinion. Durante
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onSummary I have used extensively all offices since 95 and find XP to have some funny problems that cannot be explained. Yes there are good features but nothing significant. With so much money and resources Microsoft is forever plagued with "cannot make a software for real end users" bug. It like selling you your old shoes cleaned and with new laces. How I wish Microsoft would talk to us and not whoever they talk too, and make the changes.
"Great Buy (if you're paying A$250)"
onSummary I have just upgraded from Office 2000 and Windows Me to Windows and Office XP. I believe my computer (a PIII 700 Mhz laptop with 192MB RAM) has never run better. Granted I am eligible for the education version and did not really need to upgrade, but I feel that this version is much more intuitive and user friendly than the previous version. I love the voice recognition - it evens picks my Australian accent! I have had no issues with Office XP (one week so far) and was needlessly worried by the (to me) excessively negative comments that have been made here.
"Gone back to 2000"
onSummary Absolutely hate that Outlook no longer supports Microsoft Mail. Mail is all we need for our small office of six machines. I certainly don't need the headaches of an exchange server plus the IT expert to run it. Outlook's "development" to curtail simple intranet mail is worthless. I tried Office XP at home where there's no need for MS Mail, and while there are some good new features in the suite, the interaction between Outlook, Word, and Norton Internet Security caused Outlook to freeze everytime an e-mail arrived with a Word attachment. After weeks of rebooting, finding no help at all in the knowledge base, I uninstalled Office XP and went back to Office 2000. It's more than adequate for what I need, and is mostly free of headaches.
"A lot of money, but a fair buy."
onSummary Íf youre using Win XP too youre othervise fairly fast computer whill from nowon only work upphill. It demands, if not the newest computer the computer that was byed yesterday (a fast cpu and a grat deal of ram) but if you hav all this and still got al lot of money left that you dont now what to do with this would be just the thing for you. A really god working tool for a person that works with the computer and a really funny program for me at home.
"Office XP is best office suite available"
onSummary Ive read about 100 reviews on this product and the prominent disarray with the product is bugs, yet I have yet to have any crashes with my product and it works fine. Have any of you considered that you may have a corrupt registry or program? The crashes could be coming from an external problem which has nothing to do with office xp. Its worthwile checking instead of dishing blame to MS. I'm running Office Xp without any service packs installed and have yet to be given an error report message. I welcome the new features in word, especially the integrated translator and the smart tags which allow for easy copy+paste formatting. Frontpage XP has a much welcomed tab interface which makes things more efficient and the additions to Powerpoint are truly comprehensive. Overall, this is a truly outstanding product and I highly commend it.
"First time computer owner Friendly"
onSummary As a first time computer owner, I find Windows XP easy to navigate and learn about computers on. I have had access to Windows 98, and quite like my XP version better. I don't understand what all the complaining is about.
"Microsoft can't leave things that work alone"
onSummary Why Microsoft keeps changing things that work (try doing a merge without using a Wizard in XP). Incredibly annoying. And yet, the things that they should fix, such as headers and footers (let's hear it for Wordperfect here), they never touch. I am not stupid, I don't need all these help screens, wizards, experts etc.
"Great Office Suite For Students!"
onSummary Office XP is a great office suite for students. I bought my copy of the Academic version today from Staples (currently $110.00) and I couldn't be happier!! I have tried a few other office suites and they don't even come close to offering the kind of features Office XP does (one even crashed during install). I highly reccomend this product for anyone who needs a high quality office suite that is moderatly priced.
"Overpriced bloatware"
onSummary Even quit using Office XP at work because, except for Excel, its more complicated andless powerful than Lotus Smartsuite 9.7. With XP's changing Task Panes, who knows what's there? In contrast, Smartsuite tabbed popup menus are organized, logical, and have offer better tools.
"Another Upgrade?"
onSummary Really people what is the big deal? At work I am lucky to use Linux. At home I use MS Office XP on XP Professional OS. I have used nearly every upgrade of each MS OS and Office Suite. And not paid a cent for any version. They have all been pirate copies. Save yourself the extreme frustration of throwing good money after bad on yearly upgrades of MS products. Use pirate software. And if you own a business – use Staroffice.
onSummary Why can't Microsoft let things be totally customizable? I have the new Outlook 2002 - especially the Address Bar and those annoying(I) Information things (like telling me that the message has been reformated, or from which account I am responding). Also, why can't I select which account I will be sending from when I reply? And, worst of all, Outlook2002 requires MSN messagner. This is the first time that I have been really really unhappy with a Microsoft product.
"It's nothing but a prettier Office 2000"
onSummary Why won't microsoft understand that Office doesn't need more features or a face lift. It just needs debugging
"Useless for making huge documents"
onSummary Useless for making huge documents, it is impossible to create and maintain a good lay-out.
"This is a beastly, clunky suite."
onSummary This has many features, most of which are inconvenient or full of bugs.
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Many surprises await you in the Rock ´n´ Roll Madrid Marathon & 1/2: three distances: Marathon, 1/2 Marathon and 10K. New journey through the center of Madrid.Rock ´n´ Roll Madrid Marathon & 1/2 winners make suggestions for course changes
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- Start Location: Plaza de Cibeles
- Start Time: 9:00am
- Course Time Limit: 6 hours
- Limit of Participants: 15,000
- Finish Location: Parque del Retiro
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- Start Location: Plaza de Cibeles
- Start Time: 9:00am
- Course Time Limit: 3 h
- Limit of Participants: 7,000
- Finish Location: Parque del Retiro
- Start Location: Plaza de Cibeles
- Start Time: 8:30 am
- Course Time Limit: 1:30h
- Limit of Participants: 7,000
- Finish Location: Parque del Retiro
The Rock´n´Roll Madrid Marathon & ½ debuts new circuit in 2014. Without losing their identity and keeping the passage through the most emblematic points of Madrid, the race draws a path spectacular, intense and dynamic at the same time. This great feast of running will give his kick off at the Plaza de Cibeles, along a large stretch of the Paseo de la Castellana and thence across streets as emblematic as Bravo Murillo and Francisco Silvela. From the northern part of the city begins the descent towards the river Manzanares, leading to all participants by the legendary Casa de Campo - also known as "the lung of Madrid"-. After crossing the area more green in the capital, begins a slight increase to make top - up by the ride of the Acacias - the beautiful Paseo del Prado, until you reach the Retiro Park, where participants will have his deserved moment of glory after this spectacular race after the last kilometres of effort. Don't think twice... and UNLEASH your passion!
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- 25-26 April: 10 am - 9 pm
- Location: Pabellón de Cristal of the Casa de campo Fairgrounds
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- Date: 26 April.
- Time: 1pm– 4:30pm
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Sanford Koufax
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Position: Pitcher
Born: December 30, 1935 in Brooklyn, NY
High School: Lafayette HS (Brooklyn, NY)
School: University of Cincinnati (Cincinnati, OH)
Signed by the Brooklyn Dodgers as an amateur free agent (bonus baby) in 1954.
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Debut: June 24, 1955 (Age 19)
vs. MLN 2.0 IP, 1 H, 2 SO, 1 BB, 0 ER
Team: Dodgers 1955-1966
Final Game: October 2, 1966 (Age 30)
vs. PHI 9.0 IP, 7 H, 10 SO, 1 BB, 2 ER, W
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By Jamie McCoy
The beloved Senator Theatre was put up for auction last Wednesday, causing a great deal of anticipation among its loyal patrons. This issue has been followed closely by many Baltimore residents who have grown up with the theatre, or have simply fallen for the charm of the unique and historic feel of the place.
These people were hoping to feel a sense of closure in knowing that the theatre would be in caring and capable hands, but they were sorely disappointed. Although representatives from Loyola College and Buzz Cusack of the Charles Theater had each discussed making bids for the Senator, neither did. One bid of $800,000 was made, but then the city decided to retain the theatre for $810,000.
Many people in the crowd complained loudly during the proceedings, shouting that people couldn't hear and that the auction was rigged. Several of the audience members were upset that the auction was held outside, when it had previously been agreed upon to hold it in the auditorium, with air conditioning, seating, and most importantly, a microphone. The traffic noise was admittedly quite distracting. The auctioneer explained, however, that it is in fact traditional to hold auctions outside, and that they are most frequently held in front of the courthouse.
The proceedings were very upsetting to some of the audience members. Gayle Grover broke down in tears when the bid went back to the city. She has been one of the Senator's most dedicated followers. She attended the theatre as a child, and began working there 17 years ago. Since March, she has been one of a dozen or so volunteers that have helped to keep the theatre running. She showed up in a red cape, her costume highlighting her opinion that the auction was a "freak show."
Kathleen and Tom Harris were also in attendance. They have been volunteering with their children since March as well. Tom explained that his kids "couldn't bring themselves to come to the auction." The whole family, living in Woodlawn, is attached to this theatre, especially Tom. "It's not just a movie theatre," he explains. "It's a piece of arts and culture in the neighborhood. I've been coming here since the mid-80's. I've slept on the sidewalk waiting for the Star Wars films. It's the coolest place to come."
This theatre, home of "good ol' theater nuts" and self-proclaimed movie geeks has seen both marriage proposals and weddings, and now it has seen a great deal of distress. As people anxiously await the results of the ratification process which will determine the ownership and future of the theatre, volunteers will still be donating their time to keep the theatre running.
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Omaha Investment Advisor Sentenced to 48 Months in Prison for Wire Fraud
United States Attorney Deborah R. Gilg announced that Ryan M. Jindra, age 37 of Omaha, was sentenced in United States District Court at Omaha, Nebraska, following his plea of guilty to wire fraud charges. The Honorable Lyle E. Strom, Senior United States District Judge, sentenced Jindra to 48 months in prison to be followed by a three year term of supervised release. In addition, Jindra was ordered to pay restitution in the amount $484,235.52.
Ryan M. Jindra worked as an Omaha investment broker. He was an owner/officer of several companies all operating under the umbrella of Envision Financial Group, Inc.. He solicited monies from investors by representing that he had investment products which were safe and likely to yield above average income. He charged management fees for his services. The fees he was entitled to collect were set forth in the contracts his clients signed with him.
Commencing in 2008, Jindra began experiencing financial difficulties both personally and professionally. In order to maintain cash flow at his business as well as pay his own personal expenses, Jindra began causing improper withdrawals from client accounts in amounts that were not authorized by the contracts he had entered into with his clients. In some instances, later withdrawals were used to replace monies taken through earlier improper withdrawals. Jindra also began diverting funds that had been entrusted to his company by clients who wished to participate in a fixed note program wherein the clients had been promised specific, high rates of return. He also caused the diversion of monies tendered by account representatives who solicited clients on behalf of his company. The representatives were required to tender funds to pay for errors and omissions insurance which would be purchased by Jindra. The premium payments were diverted to other purposes and the insurance was not purchased. In total, 445 people lost $484,235.52 due to Jindra's conduct.
"Fraud schemes such as this exploit the trust and hopes of investors, crushing their dreams and aspirations," said U.S. Postal Inspection Service Inspector in Charge Adam Behnen. "In these difficult economic times the devastation caused to the victims cannot be overstated. We are committed to aggressively investigate and bring to justice those who use the financial markets to deceive and defraud the public."


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WATERVILLE, Maine --- Josh Warren, a former University of Southern Maine tennis player and graduate assistant coach at Ithaca College, has been named assistant coach for the Colby College men's and women's tennis teams Thursday. Warren, who will work under Colby head coach Doanh Wang, just earned his master's degree in exercise and sport sciences. He was among the top 10 percent of graduate students and was named to the Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society. Warren worked as a graduate assistant at Ithaca and helped the women's team to the NCAA Division III tourney and the men's squad to the Empire 8 Conference finals. Warren graduated Magna Cum Laude from Southern Maine with a bachelor's degree in general management (sport management track) in May 2010. He had a combined singles/doubles record of 71-32 in his four years with the Huskies. He was a captain and played the number one singles and doubles spots over his final three seasons. Warren has stayed active in the game as a professional tennis instructor. He has worked at the Sankaty Golf and Tennis Club (Nantucket, Mass.) every summer since 2009. A native of Hermon, Maine, he also was a pro tennis instructor at the Bangor Tennis Club from November 2011 to May 2012. Warren also is a certified Kripalu yoga instructor and worked at Central Street Yoga in Bangor from January to May 2012. During his high school days, Warren was top-ranked in the boys' 16 and 18 division in the Maine Junior Tennis Association. He also was nationally-ranked by United States of America Table Tennis (USATT).


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Is there any basis in Islam that warrants calling for girls [especially those living in the western world] to observe a 3 months waiting period before Marriage viewing the fact that corruption is high and prevalent within the western society and that one may not know which is which from among the girls is pure?
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Yearly Archive for 2012
Singles reviews: 'Happy Pills,' 'Sail'
"Happy Pills," Norah Jones: The music, helmed by producer Danger Mouse, is a departure, not a distraction. A buoyant bass line that recalls Gnarls Barkley's "Crazy," spare drums and tinny backing vocals leave plenty of room for Jones' voice. What's startling is the sentiment. The alluring singer who once beckoned "Come away with me" now […]
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Rundgren play Gruene
Todd Rundgren is a pop/rock giant on the strength of hits such as "Hello It's Me" and "Can We Still Be Friends." The multifaceted talent is also a video and digital pioneer. He'll play an "evening with" concert at 8:30 p.m. Friday at Gruene Hall in New Braunfels. His band is set to include Utopia member Kasim Sulton and Tubes drummer Prairie Prince. Tickets are $25.
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'Ireland Forever!'
San Antonio Brass — from bottom left, trombonist Amanda Davidson, horn player William Wiegard, trumpeter John Carroll, tuba player Lee Hipp and trumpeter Andrew Gignac — gives the last of its Irish-themed concerts Tuesday.
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'The Power of Dance'
Clarinetist Ilya Shterenberg (above) is one of the featured musicians for Camerata San Antonio's "The Power of Dance" program. Shterenberg will be featured on David Bruce's 2008 composition "Gumboots," inspired by South African miners during apartheid. The program also holds Charles Wuorinen's "Josquiniana" and John Adams' "John's Book of Alleged Dances."
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Overnight: SOLI Chamber Ensemble
THE CONCERT: SOLI Chamber Ensemble at Trinity University's Ruth Taylor Recital Hall. "Flow" will be repeated at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Blue Star Contemporary Art Center. AUDIENCE: 80 FIRST TAKE: All music flows. SOLI Chamber Ensemble's program, titled "Flow," carried the listening mind to unfamiliar places only contemporary music can go. "Wasserspiele," or "Water […]
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'Selena, With Love'
Grammy-winning musician Chris Perez finally tells his side of the story of his life with his wife, Tejano superstar Selena, in the new book "Selena, With Love." Selena was only 23 when she was murdered in 1995. Perez is in town this week for two book signings. 5 p.m. Thursday at H-E-B, 10718 Potranco Road, and 6 p.m. Friday at H-E-B, 1618 South Zarzamora.
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Singles: 'DoYaThing,' Gorillaz; 'Good Girl,' Carrie Underwood
"DoYaThing," Gorillaz featuring André 3000 and James Murphy: They may be toons, but the Gorillaz' anxious electronica always sounds better with a flesh-and-blood rapper onboard, and that's true here, with André 3000 doing his thing a'thing for a minute or more. Add post-punk fetishist Murphy, of the late, lamented LCD Soundsystem, and you probably won't mind that the whole thing was masterminded by a shoe company – you might even thank them.
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Let music 'Flow' through you
The SOLI Chamber Ensemble – from left, violinist Ertan Torgul, clarinetist Stephanie Key, pianist Carolyn True and cellist David Mollenauer – continues its "Peak Experience" season with a program titled "Flow."
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Review: Symphony finds its sea legs
Nothing bridges the sea to human emotions better than music. The San Antonio Symphony emphatically connected the two Friday night (March 2), in a program of four works. Three of the works allude to the program's title, "The Sea:" Richard Wagner's "The Flying Dutchman" overture, Benjamin Britten's Four Sea Interludes and Claude Debussy's "La mer." […]
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Chieftains' show sure to go down as one of year's best
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Changing track, changing tack; Dutch ideas for a robust environmental policy for the 21st century
In this essay, PBL analyses 40 years of Dutch environmental policy and draws lessons for the future. Present and future environmental challenges require new approaches, primarily because the old policy repertoire does not fit our modern network society.
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Credit card lawsuits replay foreclosure mess
Credit card firms and collection companies are churning out slapdash lawsuits to collect unpaid sums, say exasperated consumer advocates and some judges.
Judges complain that many lawsuits are so lacking in documentation, it's impossible for them to know who's right or wrong. Advocates say the companies sometimes victimize card holders by inflating the amounts owed, not giving their targets proper notice, and suing for debts already paid.
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