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October 29, 2003 Arthur Hayman Jennifer Miller John Vanatta Slinging a Smooth Stone
November 13, 2003 Cimarron Valley Railroad Hospital Administration Ladies Wear Lead Committee
November 19, 2003 Collins' Comments Gonzalez Trial Knetzer Contract Slinging a Smooth Stone
November 26, 2003 Collins Comments Economist Florist Smith Quits Ramblings
December 3, 2003 Brown Leaves Board Collins Comments Early Morning Accident Flu Slinging a Smooth Stone
December 10, 2003 Collins Comments Drug Arrest Knetzer Ramblings Slinging a Smooth Stone
December 17, 2003 Collins' Comments Drug Arrest Slinging a Smooth Stone Stolen Truck
December 24, 2003 Collins Comments Slinging a Smooth Stone Hospital Board Searches for New CEO, CFO Ramblings
December 31, 2003 Collins Comments Slinging a Smooth Stone Look Back 2003 Ramblings
January 7, 2004 Collins Comments Destry Spelling Champ Head Injury Man Killed Slinging a Smooth Stone
January 14, 2004 Collins Comments Ramblings Slinging a Smooth Stone Swinburne, Roberts take Positions with Nursing Home Vincent Accident Charges Dismissed
January 21, 2004 8 Man Football Under Consideration Chamber Banquet Collins Comments Slinging a Smooth Stone
January 28, 2004 Chamber Honorees Cimarron County Chamber Banquet Collins Comments Nathaniel Energy Pirates Win Ramblings Slinging a Smooth Stone February 4, 2004 Burns Assigned to Board Crowd Meets Senator, Representative Four Lanes, Bypass Corridor for County? Slinging a Smooth Stone
February 11, 2004 Boise City News Receives Awards Boise City Receives Good Audit February 24 Elections Bring Decisions Keyes City Council Police Report Ramblings School Bond Elections Slinging a Smooth Stone Valentine's Day
February 18, 2004 Absentee Voting Collins Comments Cox Q and A Posey Wounded Slinging a Smooth Stone Valentine Nursing
February 25, 2004 Collins Comments Easter Pageant Hospital Bond Issue Passes Nursing Home Rape Passion of Christ Physician Moves to Texas Wiley Receives Scholarship
March 3, 2004 Collins Comments Felt Bond Election Fulbright Turns 80 Ramblings Slinging a Smooth Stone
March 10, 2004 City Rate Hike Unlikely Colby Posey Returns to Duty Collins' Comments Economic Development Medical Providers in Community Slinging a Smooth Stone State Will Support Lake Eitling
March 17, 2004 Collins Comments Economic Development Ramblings Slinging a Smooth Stone
March 24, 2004 Collins Comments Nathaniel Permits Red Hats Slinging a Smooth Stone
March 31, 2004 Benefit Dinner Grain Company Lead Group Ogles Completes Death March Ramblings Vincent Preliminary Hearing
April 7, 2004 Collins Comments Easter Pageant Felt Coach's Contract Gillispies Resign Rose Named Agronomist Slinging a Smooth Stone Stock Show
April 14, 2004 Collins' Comments Felt Bond Issue Human Resources Coordinator New Ads Nursing Home Report Ramblings Robbie Fowler Honored Slinging a Smooth Stone Special Kids Train Derails Utility Rate Hike
April 21, 2004 Insurance Premiums Increasing Keyes City Council Minutes Strategic Planning for Cimarron County Who's Zoomin' Who?
April 28, 2004 Collins' Comments Letter to the Editor about Iraq Prairie Dogs Wanted Ramblings School District Searches for Administrator Salt Cedar Trees now an Enemy Slinging a Smooth Stone
May 5, 2004 Hospital Searching for CEO Again Memorial Hospital Happenings Printing the Paper Slinging a Smooth Stone Stage Coach Arrives Strategic Planners Meet
May 12, 2004 Collins Comments Election Filing Deadlines Keyes Meeting Ramblings Separation of Church and State Slinging a Smooth Stone
May 19, 2004 Amanda Tye Honored by GEICO Brother and Sister Earn Degrees Slinging a Smooth Stone Strategic Planning Committee Meets
May 26, 2004 Commissioners Make Trust Authority Fannie Jones Named Trail Daze Queen Granddaughter Nabs Felon Hospital Hires CFO, Nurse Practitioner Local Burglaries Strike Boise City Mathews Served in WWII, Saw Combat Ramblings Slinging a Smooth Stone Truck Accident June 2, 2004 Burrus Named New Hospital CEO CIPA Board Schedules Meeting Detailing the Issues Funk Quits Due to Family Safety Concerns Hanby Drives Coach on Santa Fe Trail Slinging a Smooth Stone
June 9, 2004 Blackwell Burrus Collins Comments Detailing the Issues Gonzalez Trial Nathaniel Energy Superintendent
June 16, 2004 Agro-Terrorism Collins Comments Detailing the Issues Keyes Robberies Nathaniel Plant Fire Damage Nursing Home News Nursing License Lost Slinging a Smooth Stone
June 23, 2004 The Buck Stops Here Collins Comments Cyclist Rides to California Kincannon, Armstrong Attend Boys' State Manske Inducted to PTK Vincent Preliminary Trial
June 30, 2004 Hospital Extra Doc Lays it Out Doctor Considers Future Input Trustees Continue Consultations with Cypress Trustees Share Opinions
June 30, 2004 Collins Comments Cypress Consulting Withdraws Contract Detailing the Issues Gonzalez Trial Date Set Good News Bookstore Sells Ramblings Slinging a Smooth Stone Trustee Asks for Hospital Loans, Donations Trustees Resign
July 7, 2004 Collins Comments New CEO for Hospital Slinging a Smooth Stone Vincent Trial Date Set Voters Have Choice in Senate Race
July 14, 2004 Collins' Comments Plans for County's White Elephant Fry Returns from Tour Hospital's Financial Strategy Slinging a Smooth Stone
July 21, 2004 Chase Loyd Picked for First String Collins' Comments Couple Plans National Marketing Campaign Detailing the Issues Johnson Files for County Clerk Political Showdown Ramblings Slinging a Smooth Stone
July 28, 2004 Cimarron Memorial Hospital Bustling Cimmaron Memorial Hospital Future Bright Detailing the Issues Felt Veterans Honored Freeman Unseats Bocock Port Authority Takes Heppard Bid Shadow Canyon Church Camp Slinging a Smooth Stone Trucking Industry Head to Speak
August 4, 2004 Bulldog Grad Takes Reins County Could Have Trucking Future Detailing the Issues Hospital Locates Funding Hospital Obtains Loan OSU Grad Students Research County Birds
August 11, 2004 City Council Reins in Dogs Collins's Comments Detailing the Issues Nathaniel Starts up Combuster OPSU Excavates Prehistoric Tracks Pit Bull Attacks Police Chief, Citizen Ramblings Slinging a a Smooth Stone
August 18, 2004 Coburn Speaks to Voters Collins's Comments Detailing the Issues Shop Owner's Dreams Blossom Slinging a Smooth Stone
August 25, 2004 Collins's Comments Detailing the Issues Future of Local DHS Office Questionable Heppard, Jones Withdraw Bids Ramblings
September 1, 2004 DHS Full-time Office Probable MBE Named in Felony Counts You Need to be Attractive
September 8, 2004 Candidate Questions Carson Makes Pitch for Votes Detailing the Issues Ramblings Slinging a Smooth Stone State Election Decisions Wildcats Claw Yellow Jackets Wind Tour
September 15, 2004 Capitol Corner Collins's Comments Detailing the Issues Hospital Not Out of the Woods Yet Keyes-Yarbrough Football Coop Titans Declaw Tigers Vital Signs Voter Registration Window Closing Waste Company Charged with Crimes Wildcat Cross Country Wildcats Bulldog Longhorns
September 22, 2004 Johnson Receives Degree Ministers Plan Grief Support Group Nursing Home Sponsors Fall Carnival Scouting Alive and Well in Boise City State Primary System Challenged September 29, 2004 Absentee Ballots Now Available County Budget Cuts Detailing the Issues Kerr Center Seeks Grant Proposals Kincannon Attends Judicial College Ramblings Wildcats Lose to Seiling
October 6, 2004 Buckaroo Cardinals Flog Wildcats Detailing the Issues Slinging a Smooth Stone Vote YES on State Question 708
October 13, 2004 County Approaches City for Cleanup County Hosting Northwest District Officers and Deputies Highway Facelifts Due Leaders and Politicians Ramblings Wildcats Chill Red Devils
October 20, 2004 Cross Country Places 7th Guymon Physician Duo Chooses Tulsa Hospital Has New P.A. Hospital Public Notice Murder Investigation Arrest Skaggs Trains for DHS Staff Delivers Baby Titans Fall to Buffalo Vital Signs Water Girls Wanted Wildcats Beat Hooker You Might Feel a Draft
October 27, 2004 Balenseifen Becomes Eagle Scout Cross Country Results Detailing the Issues Finnell Art Prints at Heritage Center Library Board Writes Open Letter Options for Voters Ramblings Slinging a Smooth Stone UN Corrupt? Wildcats Lose to Tigers WWII Vet Receives Medal
November 3, 2004 Check 21 Collins's Comments County Winners Detailing the Issues Football Gary McCUne Nursing Home News Slinging a Smooth Stone Soldiers' Quilts Storm Taxes November 10, 2004 Bond Issue County Pageant Detailing the Issues Loss Ends Season Nathaniel Suspends Test Plane Crash Ramblings Rollover Victim Released Titan Football Trial Date Set
November 17, 2004 Bond Election Ballots Available Collins Comments Eqip Funding Available Eqip Funding Concerns Four More Years! Hospital Lands New CFO Hospital News Keyes Council Votes For Grant New Legislators Diverse Group Prather Crowned Miss Cimarron State Lottery On Schedule USDA Funding Vital Signs
November 24, 2004 Basketball News Dr. Diana Phillips School Board Candidate Filing Slinging a Smooth Stone USDA Seeks CRP Comment
December 1, 2004 Cimarron County out of Ports to Plains Loop Collins's Comments County Responds to Nation's Wounded Detailing the Issues DHS to Open Thrift Store FSA Committee Election Hospital Payroll Petition Proposes Increased Fees Slinging a Smooth Stone
December 8, 2004 Blackwell Lands Chairman's Seat Bridge and Road Coalition Grows Collins's Comments Correction Detailing the Issues Legislators Expect Smooth Process Library Board Seeks Donations Ramblings School Bond Election
December 15, 2004 Aviary Needs Funds Garage Burns High Prices? Keyes Council Minutes Library Seeks Donations Lucas Explains Vote Murder Investigation Stalls My Chance to Vent Officials Await Autopsy Rotary Student of the Month School Bond Passes Slinging a Smooth Stone Smoking Hides Hidden Costs
December 22, 2004 Collins's Comments DEQ Marks Anniversary Graduates Honored Percifield Receives Certificate Property to be Reported PTCI Purchases Cable TV Ramblings Slinging a Smooth Stone
December 29, 2004 2004 Top Stories Collins's Comments First Amendment for All In Memoriam 2004
January 5, 2005 Cypress Balks at Promise New County Government Faces Ramblings
January 12, 2005 Collins's Comments Japanese Market Vital Keyes Council News Oyler Chosen for Competition Payroll String Ends at Nine Slinging a Smooth Stone Vital Signs
January 19, 2005 All Children Left Behind Collins's Comments Cowboy Tough Good Turnout for Farm Show Honor Roll Ramblings School Board Discusses Board Issue Wild Pursuit Ends at Courthouse
January 26, 2005 Collins's Comments Gonzalez Pleads Guilty to Murder Hospital Quarterly Employee Award Museum Releases Veterans List Sedge Guymon Serves as Inauguration Guide Zigler Takes Vincent Plea Agreement
February 2, 2005 Chamber Inducts Couple into Hall of Fame Cimarron County Stock Show Set Editorial Ramblings
February 9, 2005 Capital Corner Keyes Meeting Kincannon Receives National Board Certification Nurse Leaves Retirement for Cimarron Memorial Slinging a Smooth Stone Vital Signs
February 16, 2005 Boise City Council Meeting Flu on the Rise in Cimarron County Nathaniel Energy Tax Values Challenged Nurses Pass Test Ramblings Slinging a Smooth Stone
February 23, 2005 Burns Becomes President Capitol Corner Felt School Board Minutes Keyes Alters Top Grad Policy Keyes Grad Lands Annie Role Public Forum on Eqip Rotary Celebrates 100 Years Slinging a Smooth Stone Stock Show
March 2, 2005 Boise City News Places in Statewide Contest Capitol Corner Collins's Comments Forinash, Balenstein Get State Honors No Seatbelt Tolerance from OHP PTCI Purchases Cable Ramblings
March 9, 2005 Disaster Assistance Application Deadline Looms Firefighters Get Break My Chance to Vent Plainview School News Relay for Life Riley Exhibits in Show
March 16, 2005 BCHS Music Department Rated Superior Brandt's to Continue Operations Capitol Report Copeland Deploys to Fight War on Terror Minister's Musings
March 23, 2005 Capitol Corner Collins's Comments Dispatches from the War Quilts for Wounded Soldiers Ramblings Slinging a Smooth Stone
March 30, 2005 Capitol Corner Dispatches from the War on Terror Hospital Happenings Law Day Optic Cancer Strikes Young Woman Ramblings Vital Signs
April 6, 2005 Arrests Made Capitol Corner Collins's Comments Eqip Opportunities Keyes Elections Letter to the Editor Nursing Home Director Resigns Penn Promoted to Major School Report Slinging a Smooth Stone Strong Honored
April 13, 2005 Bid Accepted for Generator Boise City News Wins Awards Capital Corner Korean Youth Calls Keyes Home Possible Cursing of Student Investigated Ramblings Slinging a Smooth Stone
April 20, 2005 Capital Corner Collins's Comments Garden Club Home Culture Club Mizer, Prather, Earn Girl Scouts' Highest Award Nursing Home Launches Search OPSU Offers Non-credit Online Courses Slinging a Smooth Stone Zigler Scolds, Sentences Vincent
April 27, 2005 Capital Corner Citizen Legislators Collins's Comments Conservation Day Investigation Complete Lake Drained Ramblings Riding with James Hanson Slinging a Smooth Stone
May 4, 2005 Area Schools Place in Track Capitol Corner Letter to Editor Minister's Musings Slinging a Smooth Stone Teens Arrested after Wild Melee
May 11, 2005 Capital Corner Collins's Comments Fry Seeks Change in Probation Status Home Culture Club Letter to the Editor Ministerial Musings Ramblings RIF Recommendation Nixed Wheat Stripe Rust
May 18, 2005 Capital Corner Community Health Clinic FFA Banquet Garden Club News Lynch Elected Chairman Minister's Musings Vital Signs Warrant Issued for Former Hospital Employee
May 25, 2005 Cap Williams Honored Capital Corner Crow Chosen for School of Science Fry Awaits Investigation Keyes Alumni Fundraiser McKnight Honored Minister's Musings Ramblings Rotarian Says Thanks Santa Fe Trail Daze School Faces Lawsuit Slinging a Smooth Stone Special School Board Hearing
June 1, 2005 Capital Corner Domestic Dispute Lands Man in Jail Endoscopy Available at CMH High-speed Chase Lands Trio in Jail Martinez Held for False I.D. Medical Costs Fuel Lawsuit Warren Elected Vice-Chair of Hospital Board
June 8, 2005 Arrests Capitol Corner Collins's Comments Fry Probation Report Guest Column Jail Flood Miller Leaving Hospital Museum Event Ramblings
June 15, 2005 Ag Elections Approach Apple Places at Horse Show Burrus Fired Honor Roll Minister's Memory Honored School Board Minutes Taps Vanatta Named Professor
June 22, 2005 Church Creates Parish Clerk Attends Institute Continuance on Probation Jail Blotter ODOT to Address Chamber OSBI Investigation Continues Ramblings Rancher Dies in Accident Relay for Life Moved to Hooker Slinging a Smooth Stone Workshop for Real World Planning Xcel Partnership
June 29, 2005 Cancer Steals a Friend Do Right by Veterans Hunt Named Brownfield Coach Mexican Trade Representatives in Panhandle Preventing Eminent Domain Abuse Sechler Reunion Hosted
July 13, 2005 Cayton Returns from Washington, D.C. Cimarron County Blotter Former Sheriff Makes Citizen Arrest Highways Hinge on September Vote Hospital Still in Flux Mathews Joins Hospital Staff Slinging a Smooth Stone Ramblings
July 20, 2005 Cimarron County Blotter High Plains Draws Kansas Educator Korean Era Veterans OPSU Grands Help NASA Physician Rate Increase Approved Ports-to-Plains Hosts Meeting Wheat Harvest Licensing Examined
July 27, 2005 Collins's Comments Crop Disaster Assistance Program Deadline Announced Expatriate Buckeye at Home in the Southwest FSA Elections Help Needed at Camp Billy Joe Jenkins Jottings Kids Carshow Back Mathews Arrives to Practice Ramblings Scopes and Supreme Court Tomberline Pleads Misdemeanor Wheat-Stocker Cattle Program
August 3, 2005 Caregiver Investigation Complete Carver Finds Mary in Limb Death Investigated Gleave to Guide Keyes Schools Hathaway Honored with Papal Cross Hospital Board Member Rescinds Resignation Hospital Rescinds Ghoulson Hire Hospital Says "Thanks" Molestation Court Date Set Shields Takes Hospital Helm
August 10, 2005 Biking for Make-a-Wish Brudge to Celebrate 80th Birthday Cimarron Court Docket Commissioners Consider Hotel/Motel Tax Dangerous Curve Claims Life Fry Probation Revoked Hospital Accepts Resignation Ramblings Relay for Life Trash or Treasure
August 17, 2005 Boise City Native in Conference Cimarron County Blotter Local Dies in Motorcyce Accident Sheriff's Conference Slinging a Smooth Stone Voter Registration Begins
August 24, 2005 Driver Hospitalized Neatherlin Gets Deferred Sentence Ramblings Slinging a Smooth Stone Thanks from the News Staff Time Short for Absentee Balloting
August 31, 2005 Boise City News Needs YOU! Book Sale Family Services There in Time Hospital Chooses Shields Signup Deadline Nears Slinging a Smooth Stone USDA Requests Input Wedding Spawns European Trip
September 7, 2005 City Hosts Golf Tournament Fugitive Steals County Car Living History Day at Museum Music Leads to Fight, Arrest Ramblings Serious about Service Slinging a Smooth Stone Stability Number One Priority for Hospital Teens Die in Sunday Accident Walsh Squeaks by Titans Wildcat Cross-Country Travels to Borger
September 14, 2005 Blotter Cats Lose to Shattuck Corrections County Aids Katrina Victims Cross-country Meet Eagles Down Titans Former Sooner Helps Kids Hotel-Motel Tax Passes Investigation into Fatal Accident Continues Lobo Morphed into Wildcat New Englanders Bike to Pacific Shinkle Resigns Slinging a Smooth Stone
September 21, 2005 Chamber Chatter Cross-country Results Lottery May Bring School Consolidation Small Town Medicine
September 28, 2005 Businesses Burglarized Fry's Probation Revoked GOP Unveils New Road Funding Plan Hospital Happenings Redland Breaks Ground on New Plant Rose Appointed to Board Transportation Plan Leaves Out Rural Oklahoma Trojans Wrap Up Titans
October 5, 2005 Boise City Rolls Vilas Camelot Theater Rises Again Charges Filed Against Three Cimarron County Trio Excels Hurricane Katrina OPSU Athletes Arrested Ramblings Titans v. Shattuck Weather Heads Off Rout Wildcat Cross Country
October 12, 2005 Cross Country Emotional Land Auction Glass Hunts from Wheelchair Keyes Special Meeting L'il Hombre and Cross Country Lottery Tickets on Sale Today Lucas Bill to Save FSA Office Okie-Tex Star Party Successful Slinging a Smooth Stone Tri-County to Acquire Xcel Territory
October 19, 2005 Global Warming Istook Runs for Governor Legislation Filed to Protect Sooner Funerals Nathaniel Sells Helium Plant OPSU Student Pleads Guilty Plea Draws Deferred Sentence Ramblings Sports Texas County Employee Arrested for Fraud
October 26, 2005 ATV Owners May Need to Register Vehicles Capitol Corner Neatherlin Appears in Hearing OSU Needs $14,000 for Extension Office Slinging a Smooth Stone Stanley Smoot Teacher Pay Raise Plan Backfires for Rural Districts Wildcats Roll Over Titans
November 2, 2005 Capitol Corner Clark, Rosas, Nominated for High School Heisman Conservation Security Program Arrives 2006 Disaster Volunteer Training Football Wrap-up Laughlin Meets to Discuss Lake Carl Etling New CRP Sign-up
November 9, 2005 Battling Lady Bulldogs Cimarron River Ranch Sues Tri-County Eagles Sink Talons into Wildcats Grabeal Left Jungle for Urban Warfare Keyes City Council Keeps Gas Prices Down Lusnia Works with those Affected by Katrina Saunders Takes Chair at Augusta State Some Veterans Were Civilians Tri-County Restructures Late Fees
November 16, 2005 Capitol Corner Laughlin Listens to Lake Etling Concerns Milo Plant Leased for Storage Oklahoma Adolescent Birth Rate Higher than National Average Wish Upon a Star
November 23, 2005 Convo Elms Resigns Engelman Spruce Filing Dates Announced Judge Gives Young Men a Chance Local Student Nominated for National Scholarship Minister Meets Challenge of his Faith Off the Cuff Pirate Pride Plainview Elementary Receives Special Designation Postmaster Warns of Scams Ranch and Tri-County Head for Showdown
November 30, 2005 Cimarron River Ranch Files for Permit Collision Kills Two Off the Kuff Pena Named Director Programs Available Ramblings Seatbelt Violation Brings Drug, Weapons Charges Slinging a Smooth Stone Team on the Move Tri-county Releases Statement on Purchase USDA Irrigation Funding Available
December 7, 2005 Alumni Planned Dalhart Factory Can Help Guilty Plea to Drugs Hospital Still Struggling Keyes Council Off the Cuff OPSU Student Arrested for Pornography Plainview 4H Vincent Released
December 14, 2005 Capital Corner Felt Teacher Nominated for Disney Teaching Award Gumm Files Bill to Settle School Consolidation "Once and for All" Legislation to Fix Wheat Harvest Permit Glitch McFall Pleads Guilty to Kickbacks, Bribes Neatherlin Sentenced for Manslaughter Off the Cuff Ramblings Volunteers Needed for Drunk Driving Panel
December 28, 2005 Detailing the Issues In Memory Off the Cuff Ramblings Slinging a Smooth Stone Year in Review
January 4, 2006 84 Bull Tests Released Capitol Corner Fires Meyers Off the Cuff Puclik Casts Long Shadow Slinging a Smooth Stone Tax Mandates
January 11, 2006 Fires Honor Roll Legionnaires Offer Flag Service Off the Cuff Quiz Bowl School Board Taxes
January 18, 2006 Capitol Corner From the Eyes of a Child Hospital Seeks Grant Make Money in the 21st Century Medicare Drug Plan New Columnists for BC News Off the Cuff Politicians Wrangle over Education Voter Deadlines Near Wreck
January 25, 2006 Eyes of a Child Harris Encourages Citizens Honor Roll Letter to the Editor Milo Plant to be Annexed Off the Cuff Protest Slows Permitting Process Reynolds Completes Basic Training Slinging a Smooth Stone
February 1, 2006 Capital Corner Choking Cimarron County Soldier Asks for Help Crabtrees Health Savings Accounts Off the Cuff Ramblings
February 8, 2006 Clock Ticking on Smokers Eyes of a Child Keyes Alumni Prepare for 75th Reunion Local Grower Recognized Off the Cuff OPSU Linton Dies Revitalization Depends on Tax Breaks
February 15, 2006 Capital Corner Cimarron County Jail Blotter Collins's Comments CRP Signup Keyes PD Investigates Robbery Law to Penalize Parents Minister's Musings Off the Cuff Cimarron Ranch Member of Angus Association School Honors Slinging a Smooth Stone Sooner Politicos Busy
February 22, 2006 Back to Basics Basketball BC News Places in State Newspaper Competition Capital Corner Car Stolen at Cactus Cimarron Ranch Loses in Summary Judgment Conservation Security Program Signup Death Notices Forgan Dumps Keyes Off the Cuff Ramblings Sentinel of No Man's Land Slinging a Smooth Stone
March 1, 2006 Back to Basics Burning Trailer Fires Prairie Capital Corner CMH Lands First Grant Eyes of a Child Lettuce Livestock Show to Open Momentum Builds to Ban Forced Consolidation Off the Cuff Sheriff Warns of Phone Scam Simplified Wheat Regs Approved Teen Alcohol Use a Problem Vote
March 8, 2006 Absentee Voting Deadline Back to Basics Capital Corner Eyes of a Child Funfest Destiny If You Have the Name... Off the Cuff Oklahoma Honor Society Zigler Denies Cimarron
March 15, 2006 Back to Basics Budget Disaster Capital Corner Cattle Thefts Investigated County Stock Show Results Deputy Killed in Line of Duty Emergency Loans Eyes of a Child Mothers Can't Call in Sick Ramblings Reward for Illegal Elk Release Slinging a Smooth Stone Theft Sparks Response
March 22, 2006 Agrotourism Back to Basics Burn Ban Capital Corner Off the Cuff Oklahoma Population Increases Out of State Plates Shortchange OK Slinging a Smooth Stone Snow
March 29, 2006 Back to Basics Capital Corner City Eyes of a Child Great Plains Trail Off the Cuff PREDCI looks at Potential Sites Ramblings School Runoff Elections Shauna Strussel Slinging a Smooth Stone
April 5, 2006 Back to Basics Black Mesa Ecological Academy Boise City Garden Club Capital Corner Eyes of a Child Henry Barnes Scholarship No Wonder Off the Cuff Oil Rig Buckles OU Nursing Celebrates New Nursing Program Preliminary Hearing Set Teen Recovering from Accident Volunteerism Important
April 19, 2006 Another One Bites the Dust Back to Basics BCHS Alumni Update Capital Corner Driver to be Tried as Adult Feedyard Permit Fight Continues Jail Blotter Off the Cuff Ramblings The Wiggles Yarbrough Special Election
April 26, 2006 Back to Basics Brad Capital Corner Children are Victims in War Eyes of a Child Firearm Law Passes Flores is Employee of Quarter at CMH Great Plains Trail is an Opportunity Home Culture Club Minister Musing
May 3, 2006 Back to Basics BCHS Alumni Update Capitol Corner Early Morning Accident Eyes of a Child Hospital Receives Scanners Incapacitated Voters Local Student Receives National Honor Ministerial Musings Play Ball Reporting Planted Acreage Shauna Strussel Tax Credit for Rural Physicians
May 10, 2006 Back to Basics BCHS Alumni Update Boise City Man Faces Charges Capital Corner Home Culture Club Keyes Prepares 75th Reunion Mother's Day Schmaltz Off the Cuff Skelley Rodeo Planned Student Serves as State Senate Page Summer College Graduates Sweet Shop Tech Center Vote Postponed Using Medications Safely
May 17, 2006 A Night to Remember Alumni Update Back to Basics Capital Corner Clerk Receives Certification Dispatch from the War on Terror Eyes of a Child Girl Saves Mom Governor Signs Gun Law Minister Off the Cuff Preparing for Trail Daze Veterans' Memorial Dedication
May 24, 2006 2006 an ElectionYear Back to Basics Capital Corner Commissioners Reinstate Burn Ban Eyes of a Child Folkers Chosen Marshall Keyes Prepares for 75th Reunion Off the Cuff Parker Crowned Queen Playas Privatized Christianity
May 31, 2006 Alumni Update Attorney General Kicks off Reelection Bid Blackwell Announces Reelection Bid Capital Corner City County Officer Search Non-injury Accident Off the Cuff Reception for Gladys Woods Troopers from across the State June 7, 2006 Back to Basics Boise City Girl Selected for Youth Leadership Capital Corner Collision with Antelope Kills Cimarron County Cyclist County Could Qualify for Scenic Byway Eyes of a Child Mommy Lobotomy Keyes High Grad is Academic Medicine
June 14, 2006 Back to Basics Betts Attends OML Capital Corner Cimarrown Industrial Authority Votes to Sell Court Appearances Dust in the Wind Eyes of a Child| Fire Leaves Five Homeless Keyes Soldier Graduates Landowner Antelope Applications Available Meeting at the Crossroads Off the Cuff Ralph Warren Takes Reins Slinging a Smooth Stone Binky Water-colored Memories
June 21, 2006 Back to Basics Capital Corner County Students Honored Off the Cuff Eyes of a Child WT Coments do it Again Absentee Ballots Available Alumni Couple Attention Farm Loans Available Former Superintendent Honored Ministers' Musing Robinson Pleads to Two Counts
June 28, 2006 Back to basics Candidates Unopposed Capital Corner Flag Amendment Grass Hospital Awaits CT Scanner I Love You Off the Cuff Pole Collapse Teachers Honored Tri-County Winner Returns We Need a Backup
July 5, 2006 Back to Basics Boise City News Receives Award Boise City Bombed Corporate Sponsors Vital Editorial Hospital Board Meets Keyes Clinic Moves Letter to Editor Off the Cuff Shauna Slinging a Smooth Stone
July 12, 2006 Black Mesa Apartments take Award Eyes of a Child Keyes Hires New Superintendent Letters to the Editor New Doctor Arrivs in September Off the Cuff
July 19, 2006 Alcohol to Minors a Felony An American Success Story CT Scanner to Arrive Doctor's Renewal Hangs in Balance Election Deadlines Near Emalee Exploring Child Found Eyes of Child Glyconutrients Letter to Editor Matching Grants Available Off the Cuff Oklahoma Baptist University Shauna Strusel Tranquility on Par Three
July 26, 2006 A Trooper's Perspective Apply Now for Ballots Blair's Flair Boise City Not Facing Rationing Borth Tags Local for Deputy Crabtree Loyd Tournament Eslinger Squeaks by Blackburn FSA Emergency Loans Available Local Student Graduates from OCU Off the Cuff Relay for Life To the Editor
August 2, 2006 A Trooper's Perspective Back to Basics Boise City Youths Graduate from Academy Bug Eating Church's Cars for Coats Cimarron Cattlemen Schedule Conceal Carry Gun Licensing Eyes of a Child Farm Service Agency Hospital Board Hears from Citizens Jenkins's Jottings Off the Cuff Relay for Life Raises Thousands Rosas Passes on Preliminary Tri-County Electric
August 9, 2006 Appeals Court Turns Down Fry Back to Basics Cimarron County Jail Blotter Eyes of a Child Off the Cuff Oil and Gas Activity Teen Injured in Accident The Journey The Wild Side
August 16, 2006 Area Receives Needed Rain Back to Basics Booster Club Needs You Disaster Assistance Deadline Elementary Hosts Book Event Henry Graduates AIT Mathews Offered Contract No Shortcuts to Heaven Off the Cuff OSU Develops Explosives Detection Test Sample Ballots Available School Displays for County Fair Softball Standouts Sooner Primary on Tuesday Tarantula Hawk Toddlers Guide to Pet Care Trooper's Perspective
August 23, 2006 Back to Basics Cars for Coats Daniel's Curve Claims Another Eyes of a Child No Shortcuts to Heaven Noninsured Disaster Assistance Off the Cuff Slinging a Smooth Stone The Wild Side Trooper's Perspective Veterans' Memorial Wildcats Prepare for Season
August 30, 2006 Back to Basics Eyes of a Child Good Shepherd to Dedicate Window Jail Blotter Journey Maness Champion Miss Cimarron Pageant Set Off the Cuff OPSU Recognized by USNWR Wild Side
September 6, 2006 Back to Basics Conservation Contest Theme Fry Asks for Sentence Modification Hospital Revolving Door Irish Ride for Hospital Istook Kicks off Run Journey Kincannon Important Part of Hospital Off the Cuff Slinging a Smooth Stone Sports Troopers Perpspective Wild Side
September 13, 2006 Back to Basics Bright Spots in Defeat County Citizens Being Shortchanged Dear Editor Discovered by Oklahoma Eyes of a Child Henry Modifies Ban Order Home Culture Club Off the Cuff See Anything Missing? Slinging a Smooth Stone They're Back Wild Side
September 20, 2006 Back to Basics Brim Addresses Hospital Board Eqip Eyes of a Child Football Results Frankly Speaking Gray Fox Journey Off the Cuff
September 27, 2006 Busy Day for Lawmen CMH Board Meets Dr. Stone Eyes of a Child Home Culture Club Journey Off the Cuff Rosas Pleads Not Guilty Star Party Well Plugging and Decommissioning
October 4, 2006 Bad Breath Illness Brigadier General for Commencement Colorado Couple Fly Friendly Skies Disaster Loan Applications Fear of Death Jail Blotter ODOT Meeting Off the Cuff Precocious Child Voter Registration Wildcat Offense Awakens
October 11, 2006 Absentee Voting Back to Basics Clark Appointed Controlled Burns EQIP 2007 Eyes of a Child FFA Blueprint Home Culture Club Hospital Public Meeting Junior Livestock Show Land Auction Letter to the Editor Missoula Children's Theatre New Judge Appointed New Officer Hired Off the Cuff School News Slinging a Smooth Stone Trooper Wild Side
October 18, 2006 Back to Basics Bush Smacks of Dictatorship Conner Knows Job Eyes of a Child Jail Blotter Land Auction Uneventful Letter to Editor Oil and Gas Activity Procurement of Federal Health Center Richardson Obituary Slinging a Smooth Stone The Journey Theater Group Fills a Need Two Circles Texas County Administrator Offers Help
October 25, 2006 AG Hopeful Visits Cimarron County Editorial Football Four State Questions on Ballot Home Culture Club Hospital Refinances Note Journey Letters to Editor Myers Art on Exhibit Offices on Ballot Oil and Gas Activity Retired Educators School Honors Special Bowlers Time Short for Mail Ballots Trooper's Perspective
November 1, 2006 Back to Basics Eyes of a Child Football Horsewoman Rides Big Circle Jail Blotter Journey Keyes Suspends Superintendent Off the Cuff Sample Ballots Toon New Hospital Board Member Wild Side
November 8, 2006 Board Considers McCulloch Dismissal Boise City Elementary Honor Roll Council Takes Stand on Canyon Eyes of a Child Jail Blotter Journey Move Over, Slow Down Off the Cuff Oil and Gas Sales Tax Passes Wild Side Zigler Honors Plea Bargain
November 15, 2006 County Receives Grant Federal Clinic Hits Snag FSA Committee Elections Have You Seen This Man? Home Culture Club Jail Blotter James Commended Off the Cuff Officials Speak Out on Canyon Plan Slinging a Smooth Stone Tri-County Launches User-friendly Bill Trooper Weed Control Wild Side
November 22, 2006 Blackwell Takes Powerful Role CAFO Permit Approved Clayton Honors Guard Unit Eqip Deadline Extended Eyes of a Child Firefighter Injured Jail Blotter Medicare Scam Off the Cuff Paper Scam Richardson Memorial Trooper Wild Side
November 29, 2006 Ag Enhancement and Diversification Arrests Clear Two Burglaries Cimarron County FSA Committee Collision Takes Lives Fence Wire Causes Power to Fail I Have a Confession to Make Jail Blotter Mexhoma Resident Succumbs Santa Designates Local Newspaper Shauna Strusel The Reason for the Season Trooper's Perspective Wild Side
December 6, 2006 Accidents Close Highway Blotter County Softball C-store Sells FFA Help from her Friends Off the Cuff Trooper's Perspective Wild Side Woman Seeks Mexican Medical Alternative
December 13, 2006 Boyd Moves Toward Trial Jail Blotter Keyes Home Burns Minister's Musings Off the Cuff Question Sheriff Warns of Scams
December 20, 2006 Anti-lock Brakes Army Won't Decide Pinyon Canyon Until 2008 BCHS Grad Coaches State Win FSA Election Results Off the Cuff Rosas Completes Basic Training Slinging a Smooth Stone Students Audition for Five State Band The Journey
December 27, 2006 Changes to Boise City News in 2007 Neva Sizemore Scholarship Off the Cuff Santa Gets Help from Local Cooperative Slinging a Smooth Stone Snow + Ice = $$$$$ Storm Repairs Continue Trucks Gather at Love's USDA Seeks Conservation Grant Applications
January 3, 2007 County Reels from Storm In Memory Oklahoma Centennial Slinging a Smooth Stone To the Editor Weather Top 2007 Story Off the Cuff
January 10, 2007 Attention Producers Blizzard Will Bring Changes Chronology of a Storm Eyes of a Child Help on the Rotary Wing Letters Livestock Checks in Mail Needed Repairs Off the Cuff Oklahoma Celebrates Centennial Oklahoma Highway Patrol School Election Nears Trooper's Perspective VA Vote
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The seventh- and eight-grade girls basketball squad from the Olympic Peninsula racked up their second tournament win in as many weekends, topping all teams at a single-elimination tourney in Tumwater.
"Tumwater has been the nemesis location for all peninsula teams for many years," Avalanche coach Joe Marvelle said. "Since there were no teams in our bracket here in Port Angeles this weekend (Spring Hoopfest tourney), we had to go down there in order to play. We exorcised the Tumwater demons this weekend by winning the championship."
And the squad did it soundly, beating three teams by an average of more than 18 points per game.
In game one, the Avalanche trounced the Elma Eagles 39-18 behind the 13 points and four steals of Krista Johnson. After scoring just one point in the first 10 minutes of the game, the Avalanche came roaring back to lead 19-9 at halftime. Lexi Besand and Lizzie Lawrence added six points each.
In game two, the semifinal, the Avalanche cruised to a 49-27 win against the River Ridge Hawks of Tumwater, the tournament's defending champs. Held to just one point the previous game, Mariah Frazier exploded for 25 points,14 rebounds and four steals. Johnson added 12 points and five assists
"A big key was (Sequim's) Rylleigh Zbaraschuk's defense on their star guard Jazzmine Brewster," Marvelle said. "I told Rylleigh to shadow here wherever she went. Rylleigh held her to one point. Her defense was picture perfect."
The Avalanche also got a boost from Sequim's Haleigh Harrison who added four points and five rebounds.
In the championship game, the Avalanche dropped Aberdeen 45-33 after leading by just one point (19-18) at halftime. Frazier led the squad once again with 21 points, 16 rebounds and a pair of blocks. Olympic out-rebounded Aberdeen 32-19.
"Our team plays really tough defense and our press really is clicking," Marvelle said. "We literally wear teams down in the second half because our kids are in such fabulous physical shape from playing as much as we have this season."
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"It was a huge tournament and our biggest win so far," coach Joe Marvelle said.
In game one, the Avalanche dispatched St. Pius X of Portland, Ore., 52-11, their only easy contest of the tourney. Mariah Frazier and Krista Johnson each scored 16 points, while Lexi Besand added seven points and eight rebounds. Olympic used a press to force loads of turnovers for an early 18-point lead. The Avalanche out-rebounded St. Pius 44-13.
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"We literally saw them wear down physically throughout the second half," Marvelle said. "They had nothing left in the tank and we could've played another half. Our girls are in fabulous condition from playing since November. We just threw wave after wave of girls in and everybody played great defense."
Frazier finished with nine points and 12 rebounds, while Macy Walker had eight points and Lauren Aguirre chipped in with six points.
"Winning sure made the five-hour drive home a lot easier," Marvelle said.
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�AND proclaim the Pilgrimage (haj) to people. They will come to you . . . from every deep and distant mountain pass that they may witness manifold benefits to them and remember God�s name on appointed days for all that He has provided them.� (The Koran, 22: 27-28.)
This year more than two million Muslims across the globe have responded to this call. Forty per cent of the pilgrims have come from various parts of the Arab world, 35 per cent from Asia, 15 per cent from sub- Saharan Africa and 10 per cent from the West. It is the largest and most culturally diverse assembly of humanity in one place at any one time.
The haj is the fifth of the five pillars of Islam and refers to the great pilgrimage to Mecca in modern Saudi Arabia. It takes place during the second week of Dhul Hijjah, the final month of the Islamic lunar calendar.
More than 22,000 British Muslims have gone to the haj this year, together with � for the fourth year running � a Foreign Office-sponsored delegation of eight doctors and two counsellors to provide them with help and support. Britain was the first Western country to initiate this support for its pilgrims.
Before their departure, the pilgrims have to meet the primary condition for a haj to be accepted by God, namely the purity of intention (niyyah). Their pilgrimage must solely be to seek God�s forgiveness and His pleasure.
As the pilgrims made their preparations for the haj, many will also have made out their wills in case they do not return. Just 50 years ago, it was common for pilgrims to spend about two months away from home during the haj. Modern transport facilities mean that the entire visit can now take as little as seven days.
Before they enter the precincts of the haj, whether by land, sea or air, all pilgrims need to assume the state of ihram or sanctity. For men this is symbolised by the wearing of two unsewn pieces of cloth. The ihram of women is their normal modest dress. The ihram symbolises the equality and humility of all believers before God regardless of differences in wealth, race, colour or age.
With their pride and vanity curtailed, all will arrive at the Court of God as humble supplicants and aware of the worldwide brotherhood of man. The American Malcolm X, once an advocate of black separatism, said of the haj: �The pilgrimage to Mecca broadened my scope probably more in 12 days than my previous experience during my 39 years on this earth.�
>From this time on until the haj is over, the pilgrim concentrates fully on his devotion to his Creator and engages in the constant practice of dhikr, the remembrance of the One God.
According to Islam, the haj was originally instituted by the Prophet Abraham to serve as the focal meeting point for all believers and the centre of the monotheistic movement. Abraham charged his son Ismail with continuing this mission.
In time, however, Ismail�s descendants corrupted their teachings and installed hundreds of idols in the Kaaba in Mecca, including idols of Abraham and Ismail � two men who had devoted their lives towards eradicating idol worship.
By the time of the Prophet Muhammad in the 7th century CE, the haj had been distorted into a carnival of singing, drinking, revelry and immoral activities. But Muhammad had been sent as the fulfilment of Abraham�s prayer: �Our Sustainer! Send among them a Messenger from among themselves, who shall rehearse Your messages to them and instruct them in scripture and wisdom and purify them. You are the Exalted in Might, the Wise.� (The Koran 2: 129.)
After abolishing various perverse customs, Muhammad succeeded in restoring the haj so that it once again became a symbol of God-consciousness, sacrifice and simplicity. Today�s sequence of rites was completed by Muhammad shortly before his death and is regarded as a ritual re-enactment of the faith-testing events in the life of his forefather Abraham, his wife Hajar, and their son, Ismail.
Last Monday afternoon � the ninth of Dhul Hijjah � saw the pilgrims streaming out of their tents in their masses on to the plain of Arafat, nine miles southeast of Makkah. In an immensely moving scene reminiscent of the Koranic descriptions of the Day of Judgment, they stood repenting for past sins and, with many reduced to tears, beseeched God for forgiveness for themselves and their loved ones continuously until sunset.
The haj is an integral part of Islam�s built-in mechanisms for revival and serves as a huge forum for the worldwide exchange of ideas and knowledge.
The Pakistani Islamic thinker Abul Ala Mawdudi (1903-1979) likened the Kaaba to �a heart in a man�s body . . . drawing blood from its far off veins and circulating the blood back into each and every artery . . . As long as the heart beats, the man cannot die.�
This year the build-up of American forces in the Gulf and an expected assault on Iraq will also have been on the minds of many of the assembled Muslims and will have added to the raw emotion felt by them. At the centre of an event which serves as a potent reminder of Islam�s unifying power and its ability to mobilise humanity, it is hard not to regard with incredulity our Government�s claims that a war against Iraq will serve to reduce tensions and improve global security.
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The announcement this week that the city of Vandalia will be receiving $150,000 to do preliminary engineering work on a project to improve Sunset Drive was welcome news. It allows the city to continue improving its major arterial streets and, when completed, it will add a sidewalk along that busy street to keep pedestrians safer.
Two weeks ago, we editorialized about the power of tradition in the ongoing success of the Vandalia Community High School wrestling program. Year in and year out, it's one of the most successful sports at the school. And this year is no exception. Three Vandal athletes placed at last week's individual state tournament – with Dalton Blankenship fourth at 145 pounds, C.J. Runkel fifth at 160 pounds and Tyler Dagan sixth at 152 pounds.
If you've driven by the corner of Fifth and Johnson streets in the past few days, you may have noticed a new monument to disrespect and disregard for public property.
The single-word headline on today's sports page says it all: "Tradition." Webster's Dictionary defines the word as: "A long-established custom or practice that has the effect of an unwritten law…a story, belief or custom handed down from generation to generation."
Still trying to sort out the crowded primary election race for Fayette County Sheriff? Need to know more about the candidates' before you step into the voting booth on March 18? Help is on the way. Two weeks from today – on Thursday, Feb. 27 – The Leader-Union, in cooperation with WPMB/WKRV radio and the Vandalia Chamber of Commerce, will host a candidates' forum for the four candidates for sheriff and the three candidates for county clerk. It will be a time to hear those candidates outline their credentials and demonstrate their abilities.
A task force that has been studying the state's current system of funding school districts has come to a not-so-startling conclusion: the system is broken. "The way we fund public education in Illinois is currently very complex," state Sen. Andy Manar, D-Bunker Hill, told reporters on Monday. "But one piece of it is very simple: It isn't working."
Each year, Vandalia Chamber of Commerce leaders have the privilege of recognizing ordinary people who have done extraordinary things for our community. The organization's method of honoring the contributions of those citizens is by presenting Abe Awards. And since the program was started 40 years ago, more than 110 individuals have been given Abes.
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Think about mountain ranges, canyons, sand dunes, or any other interesting geological feature you may live near enough to visit. The surface of the Earth is always changing due to a balance of forces both above and below the surface. Below-surface forces cause the Earth's crust to be faulted, folded, tilted, and lifted. Above-surface forces are primarily due to the natural processes of weathering and erosion. Can you show the effects of these forces using scale models, demonstrations, computational models, maps or geological databases? How do forces both above and below the surface create geological features? What is the difference between weathering and erosion? What is the difference between features that form due to natural processes of erosion and environmentally destructive processes of erosion? Are there factors that can help control erosion, like soil structure, vegetation or slope? Once rock has been broken up by weathering the small pieces can be moved by water, ice, wind, or gravity. Is the way a river changes a landscape different for slow and rapidly flowing rivers? How do glaciers change the landscape? How does gravity contribute to rock slides?Share your story with Science Buddies!
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Logie Award-winning actress Lisa McCune stars opposite ARIA-winning opera pin-up Teddy Tahu Rhodes in this production of the Rodgers and Hammerstein classic
It's been 60 years (almost to the day) since South Pacific graced Melbourne stages and yet despite the fact that its most salacious content is mild compared to modern-day scandal, there's still much tittering and gossip going on in the stalls.
This is largely down to tabloid insinuation about the realistic romantic fervour between the two leads, but whatever the real story, it certainly doesn't hurt this production.
Back in the world of the make believe, Lisa McCune is convincing as the little gal from Little Rock; as American as apple pie despite actually being an Aussie lamington. Teddy Tahu Rhodes is a commanding presence – his size and presence alone threaten to take over the whole stage. Sadly it's not quite enough to carry the performance without solid and consistent acting. Teddy is an opera singer first, an actor second and it shows. As a supposed Frenchman, the New Zealand-born singer struggles. Yet the moment he opens his mouth and sings, all is forgiven. You can feel the rumble of Rhodes before you hear him. It's unlike anything many would have experienced in the flesh. The bass/baritone (he gets classed as both) is more instrument than human. He imbues his sound with nobility and charisma.
Despite McCune's saccharine-sweet likability, herenviable ability to wear '40s-style crop tops and her damn fine vocal efforts, it is in fact the cast as an ensemble which is most impressive. Kate Cebrano knocks it out of the park as Bloody Mary – a woman who is equal parts comic relief and social conscience. Her renditions of 'Bali Ha'i' and 'Happy Talk' feel almost unchallenging for such a crafty voice. Her characterisation, meanwhile, does not falter.
Daniel Koek ( the least recognisable face to a mainstream audience) as Lt. Cable is consistent, believable and does a damn fine job. Sure, the song 'Younger than Springtime' seems a little creepy by today's standards, but he delivers it with the same wide-eyed enthusiasm as was originally intended.
Eddie Perfect's entrepreneurial Luther Billis is instantly likable and supported by an outstanding male chorus – the Pina Colada of the evening. With tipsy-like joy, camaraderie and outright laughs, they provide such light relief that more scenes would have been welcome. In fact, if this were the world of commercial television, they would have already been offered a spin-off series.
South Pacific is an enjoyable summer holiday escape within a Melbourne springtime that still believes it's winter. It's shamelessly romantic, but dynamic enough that 'non-musical' folk will still love it. Take your mum or your girlfriend and reap the rewards come Christmas time.
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Boston, 1870. When news of Charles Dickens's untimely death reaches the office of his struggling American publisher, Fields & Osgood, partner James Osgood sends his trusted clerk Daniel Sand to await the arrival of Dickens's unfinished novel. But when Daniel's body is discovered by the docks and the manuscript is nowhere to be found, Osgood must embark on a transatlantic quest to unearth the novel that he hopes will save his venerable business and reveal Daniel's killer. Danger and intrigue abound on the journey to England, for which Osgood has chosen Rebecca Sand, Daniel's older sister, to assist him. As they attempt to uncover Dickens's final mystery, Osgood and Rebecca find themselves racing the clock through a dangerous web of literary lions and drug dealers, sadistic thugs and blue bloods, and competing members of Dickens's inner circle. They soon realize that understanding Dickens's lost ending is a matter of life and death, and the hidden key to stopping a murderous mastermind. From the Hardcover edition. About the AuthorMatthew Pearl is the New York Times bestselling author of The Dante Club and The Poe Shadow, and the editor of the Modern Library editions of Dante's Inferno (translated by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow) and Edgar Allan Poe's The Murders in the Rue Morgue: The Dupin Tales. Pearl is a graduate of Harvard University and Yale Law School and has taught literature at Harvard and at Emerson College. He lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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F*ck that shit up then Beyonce! Bad b*tch central. I think I was frightened to blink for a sec. Then Michell sung and woke my ass up from my daze! She always f*ckN the groove up.
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