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Northwich Victoria have been expelled from the Northern Premier League for breaking finance rules
1:51pm Saturday 14th April 2012 in Sport By Andrew Simpson, Senior Sports Writer
NORTHWICH Victoria owner Jim Rushe has vowed to appeal against the club's expulsion from the Northern Premier League last night.
He believes the punishment, which includes the team – currently second in the Premier Division table – not being allowed to compete in the promotion play-offs, is too severe.
"I'll fight this," he said.
"I'm determined to continue rebuilding the club from the bottom up."
In a statement issued shortly after Vics' 2-1 defeat against Hednesford Town at Leek Town's Harrison Park, the club said it had denied charges made against it for breaking finance rules.
It read: "We vigorously denied them, but were found guilty regardless."
Vics' fate was decided at a league disciplinary committee hearing yesterday, Friday, at which Mr Rushe defended the club on his own.
He was told that the firm that pays the players' wages – Northwich Victoria Football Club (2007) Ltd – had failed to do what was expected when it became a member of the competition.
That includes paying debts owed by the club's previous incarnation – Northwich Victoria Football Club (2004) Ltd – via a Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA) agreed in December 2009.
The club was also found guilty of not telling league bosses it had not complied with the terms of its CVA, which was torn up by a judge at a Manchester court in February.
The league published its verdict during the second half of last night's game, when the visitors led 1-0.
It read: "Northwich Victoria Football Club's membership of the Northern Premier League has been terminated with effect from the end of the current playing season and the club will not be allowed to participate in the promotion play-offs."
Substitute Elliott Durrell doubled Hednesford's lead, after which the Pitmen's followers chanted to Northwich players – oblivious to what had been public – what their fate would be.
Mr Rushe waited on the touchline at full time, beckoning his players down the tunnel so he could break the news.
They later left in silence.
Co-managers Martin Foyle and Alan Wright found out at the same time, but neither wished to comment when invited to after a 20-minutes meeting with the club's owner in home dressing room.
Vics were playing at Harrison Park, a venue some 30 miles from their former Victoria Stadium home, because a pitch closer to the town was not available today, Saturday.
The club's statement added: "We would like to reassure all genuine supporters that we will pursue our appeal to the highest governing body possible."
In the first instance, that means the Football Association.
The earliest that can be heard is on Monday week, April 23, although the club can request that it be fast-tracked.
Former FA compliance officer Graham Bean, through his Football Factors firm, has been hired by Mr Rushe to fight the club's corner.
It is possible that the Premier Division play-offs, the semi finals for which are scheduled for the following day, could be postponed until the matter is resolved.
"An update will be issued in due course relative to the qualifying teams and dates of the promotion play-offs which will be impacted by this decision," said a league source.
The Northern Premier League's rules are clear; should a club finishing in the top five not be eligible for promotion, then the next best-placed team can take part in the play-offs.
It is not clear what will happen to Northwich if the club's appeal fails.
Relegated from the Northern Premier League, the FA's Leagues Committee would decide where to place the club in the non-league pyramid.
If it ends up in the North West Counties League, then it will have tumbled from the top tier of non-league football – the Blue Square Bet Premier – to the fifth level inside three years.
Vics were relegated on the pitch from the Football Conference's national division in April 2009.
The club entered administration the following month before being expelled from the competition a year later after failing to ratify a CVA that would pay back every penny owed to creditors.
It has been kicked out of the Northern Premier League for a similar offence, the punishment for which is a likely drop of at least two more divisions.
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5:26pm Sat 14 Apr 12
WHS says...
8:06pm Sat 14 Apr 12
THETELLEROFTALES says...
'We would like to assure all genuine supporters....'
How many times will the Vics supporters allow themselves to believe this tripe?
It is quite unbelievable that any genuine supporter of the Vics will allow themselves to believe in this nonsense.
Think 'Neverland' ....think 'mind games' ....think 'jam tomorrow'....please wake up Vics fans and face the reality of what is about to happen to your team .... before it is too late!
12:39pm Sun 15 Apr 12
stardusziggy says...
1:15pm Mon 16 Apr 12
Jim Budden says...
To the "teller of tales", you support Witton, I support the Vics as I have done all my life. So you should know what it is all about we will rise again albeit in a lower league, but I will stil support them, just the same.
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Haverhill — Angie A. Manganais, 73, a lifelong resident of Haverhill, passed away on Saturday, September 7, at the Hanna Dustin Nursing Center, with her family by her side.
She was born in Haverhill on March 2, 1940, and was the daughter of the late James N. and Katherine P. (Pappas) Manganais.
Angie was educated in the Haverhill Public School System and graduated Haverhill High School, Class of 1958. After graduating high school, she attended the M. Fazio Institute of Beauty Culture, and owned and operated Anne's Beauty Salon on Winter Street in Haverhill.
She was a member of the Holy Apostles Sts. Peter and Paul Greek Orthodox Church, Haverhill, Ahepa #39, and Philoptochos Society. She enjoyed sewing, knitting and was an avid Red Sox fan.
Her survivors include two brothers, Emanuel G. and his wife, Amy J. Manganais of Raymond, N.H., Nicholas J. and his wife, Leyla Manganais of Palos Park, Ill.; and four nephews, Christopher, Thomas, James, and Alexander.
ARRANGEMENTS: Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend her Funeral on Saturday morning, September 14, at 11 a.m., from the H.L. Farmer & Sons Funeral Home, 106 Summer St., Haverhill, followed by a Funeral Service, at noon, at the Holy Apostles Sts. Peter and Paul Greek Orthodox Church, 154 Winter St., Haverhill. Interment will follow in the Linwood Cemetery, Haverhill. Calling hours at the funeral home will be on Friday, from 5 to 8 p.m. In lieu of flowers, contributions in her memory may be made to The Massachusetts Affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure, Attn: Donations 89 South St., Suite 406, Boston, MA 0211.
Condolences to her family may be made at www.farmerfuneralhomes.com.


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Two water main breaks in the city of Midland have closed two roadways.
Cambridge Street is closed at East St. Andrews Road because of a water main break in that area.
The area of the break is near Trinity Lutheran Church, a block east of Jefferson Avenue.
Suncrist Street is closed between Brown Court and Elgin Street because of a water main break in that area.
Suncrist Street is about a half mile east of the U.S. 10 Business Route.
WNEM will continue to follow this story and will provide updates as soon as the roadway is reopened.
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Biodegradation and insecticidal activity of the toxin from Bacillus thuringiensis subsp. kurstaki bound on complexes of montmorillonite-humic acids-Al hydroxypolymers
Authors: Crecchio, C., Stotzky, G.
Journal, Volume, Year: Soil Biology and Biochemistry, volume 33:573-581, 2001
Adsorption and binding of Btk toxins on montmorillonite-humic acid-Al hydroxypolymers, biodegradation, and insecticidal activity of bound Btk toxins were evaluated. Maximal adsorption occurred within 8 hours with 70% adsorbed within the first hour. Adsorption was greatest between pH 5 and 6 and decreased as pH increased. Less than 2% of Btk toxin was desorbed after washing with ddH2O and 1 M NaCl. Adsorbed Btk toxin was resistant to utilization by microorganisms and did not support the microbial growth. The LC50 values were lower for the adsorbed Btk toxins than free for toxins.
Although this is an artificial environment, organomineral complexes more similar to natural soil than previously used purified clays and humic acid were used. The Btk toxins used in this study were derived from Dipel technical powder. Insecticidal activity was determined by adding dilutions of bound and free Btk toxin onto tobacco hornworm medium. Ecological relevance was not established.


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Pac-12-to-be fan reactions to Wednesday's announced conference media rights deal with ESPN and FOX ranged from respectfully skeptical to over the moon. Below, a roundup of assessments from current Pac-10 program communities:
• California Golden Blogs calls the new setup "unbelievably awesome in every way."
• Building the Dam considers the logistical hurdles still ahead for the eventual Pac-12 network.
• Bruins Nation lauds the beginning of a grand conference makeover.
• Rule of Tree parses how this deal will affect Stanford fans (and Stanford fans' cable bills).
• SB Nation Arizona wonders if the Sun Devils' cut of the cash can be used to bring back non-revenue sports cut by ASU.
• Arizona Desert Swarm looks forward to no more conflicts between high school basketball and their beloved alma mater's games.
• CougCenter anticipates a "facilities boom" at Washington State.
• And Conquest Chronicles wonders why the Southern California schools left so much on the table.


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MLS and NHL are pretty different crowds plus their seasons don't overlap too much as MLS ends in Nov. Kansas had NHL at one point and Seattle has a WHL team, Brendan Witt and Patrick Marleau played there at one point.
No NBA teams in both cities. just a couple of medicore NFL and MLB teams at present
In any case there is no 100% certainty thsse teams would be successful but the elements are there. Luck and timing plays a role too.
and the fact that Kansas City has probably the most modern state of the art arena without a sports team.
quote:Since Opening on Oct. 10, 2007, Sprint Center has exceeded all expectations having hosted more than 400 events and 4 million guests. Having recently celebrated its third anniversary, Sprint Center continues to set attendance records and exceed financial goals. According to Pollstar Magazine�s 2010 Year End Report, Sprint Center has been recognized as America�s fifth busiest arena and No. 13 among Worldwide Venues. The #13 slot is Sprint Center�s highest year-end ranking since opening on Oct. 10, 2007.
you can refer to my previous comments in the thread on venues and how sports teams make them work.
this can give you an idea of cities that need franchises.
ps bell center is 5th now
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I disagree about Ottawa. That hockey market is unstable at best and there are always empty seats and plenty of tickets for sale. The running joke in Montreal is that everyone sees the Senators the most because of how close it is, and how easy to get and cheap the tickets are compared to here.
An NHL team isn't exactly always there to turn a huge profit. The successful model in almost every good market is an owner who owns the venue, and uses sports teams as tenants. This is in the hope to break even or make a small profit, cover operating costs, and clean up on non sports bookings like concerts and such. Its no secret that many of the struggling NHL teams are leasers in barns that don't belong to them. Sports teams, even if unprofitable, always lend more weight to a venue as an appropriate concert venue. I think that the NHL should only hand out franchises to owners that can own their barn...it will never happen, but that is the ticket to the most profitable NHL imo.
Kansas City is making a case for a team like this...they boast the highest hockey ratings of any American city without a team, and consistently crack the top 10 in overall american ratings for national games. I wouldn't be surprised if this is the next franchise, or possibly Vegas. Bettman has wanted this forever. Quebec's plan's are too up in the air via venue issues to be considered front runners just yet.
Too many owners spoil the broth...just look at Edmonton back when they were a consortium of 30 owners. Nothing got done. The Leafs are too much of a cash cow to not be swooped up by a media giant. It will be a company with multi access media platform that purchases them for sure to use as content. I'd bet the farm on it.
Thing with MLS, although apparently well-run and some good, talented players, it's not the best soccer league on the planet, not even close. NHL is the top league for its sport and major cities like major products, Atlanta notwithstanding
Kansas and Quebec City or Seattle, imo. So who is on the outs, you guys think? Probably the Islanders (which is sad, given their history) and Phoenix for now.
about fucking time.
lots of events in Kansas, imagine how bad the ice would be
BBQ though...mmmm BBQ.
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about fucking time.
mediocre on ice product but then fan base is/was there? can't remember.
there is nothing going on in ohio making sponsorship dollars dryer than betty white's snatch.
Anytime you can make a reference to Betty White's snatch in a Leafs thread seamlessly it deserves its own thumbs up
more injuries are always nice
waits patiently for connoly to re-injure.
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FGCU Remains Unbeaten in Conference Play
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. – Behind sophomore Jessica Swartzentruber's (Sarasota, Fla./Sarasota Christian) goal, the FGCU women's soccer team remains unbeaten in Atlantic Sun play with a 1-0 win at ETSU on Friday night at Summers-Taylor Stadium.
FGCU moves to 8-4-1 on the season and continues to sit in a tie for first place with Jacksonville with a 5-0-1 record in the A-Sun for 16 points. The Eagles now have a nine-game unbeaten streak in A-Sun play (8-0-1) dating back to last season and have only allowed one goal in six conference games. During the stretch, the Blue and Green have outscored their opponents, 22-2.
ETSU, dropping its third consecutive game, is now 2-4 in conference play and 6-6-1 overall.
The Buccaneers put the pressure on the Eagles early in the first half taking the opening two shots of the game. FGCU answered back and earned one of the game's two corner kicks in the 17th minute.
The Eagles kept the ball in the Bucs' zone as Swartzentruber beat out an ETSU defender and fired it past keeper Megan Masch to give FGCU a 1-0 advantage. The goal was the only shot on target and proved to be all the offense the Eagles would need. The sophomore along with senior Lindsay Haw (Palm City, Fla./Martin County HS) now lead the team with three goals each.
FGCU took the 1-0 advantage into the break in a first half that saw ETSU take five shots to the Eagles' one. Masch did not see much action as the lone goal was the only one she would face for the game.
ETSU had its final chance at the 89:28 mark as Kelly Brinkman fired a header towards junior keeper Stephanie Powers (Seffner, Fla./Armwood), but the two-time All-Conference goalie grabbed the ball to tally her 17th career shutout.
Powers had five saves in her fourth straight and seventh shutout on the season. The Blue and Green defense has now held opponents scoreless for 371 minutes and own five shutouts in league play for the first time since the inaugural season (2007) of the program.
ETSU outshot the Eagles 12-7, including a 5-1 advantage on goal, but FGCU held the 2-0 edge in corner kicks. Swartzentruber registered three of the shots while junior Olivia Elias (Coral Springs, Fla./American Heritage-Delray) had two.
FGCU continues A-Sun play on the road, traveling to USC Upstate (3-10-1, 1-4-1 A-Sun) on Sunday. Game time at County University Soccer Stadium is set for noon and can be followed on ASun.TV or live stats at FGCUAthletics.com. Upstate and Stetson battled to a 0-0 double overtime draw on Friday night.


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BEIRUT (AP) -- The Syrian government sent troops backed by tanks into rebellious areas Monday, hunting down activists and torching their homes and bulldozing others, opposition groups said.
At the United Nations, international envoy Kofi Annan set an April 10 deadline for full compliance with a peace plan to end the violence in Syria. He also told the Security Council at a closed door briefing Monday that Damascus has agreed to withdraw its troops from cities by that date, reversing its previous refusal to implement the measure, diplomats said.
While diplomatic efforts to broker an end to the conflict have moved slowly forward, government troops have continued their assault on the opposition.
Activists said fierce clashes were taking place in the central region of Homs, after which rebels took control of the national hospital in the Jouret al-Shayah district. Human rights groups and the opposition have accused government forces of abusing and torturing wounded activists in the hospital in previous months.
The Local Coordination Committees and the British-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said rebels found around 70 unidentified bodies in the hospital refrigerators, apparently belonging to people killed in earlier fighting.
In the south, dozens of tanks surrounded the town of Dael early Monday before troops pushed in, shooting holes in rooftop water tanks and targeting dozens of activists' houses, torching some and bulldozing others, said local activist Adel al-Omari.
"They focused on the activists. They have their names and have been tracking them," al-Omari said, speaking by telephone from a garden in Dael where he was hiding. "They went in and spread fuel to totally burn them down."
Activists said government troops also set fire to homes in the northwestern village of Haas, where one activist said they killed seven people in one house.
The fresh violence underlined how little international diplomacy has curbed the crisis in Syria, which began more than a year ago with largely peaceful protests calling for political reforms. Assad's government has unleashed a punishing crackdown to try to crush the spreading dissent, prompting many in the opposition to take up arms and fight back. The U.N. says more than 9,000 people have been killed.
On Sunday, more than 70 countries, including the United States, pledged to send millions of dollars and communications equipment to dissidents inside Syria, signaling a growing belief that diplomacy and sanctions will not end the repression and push Assad from power.
Participants at the international conference in Istanbul where the pledges were made said Saudi Arabia and other Gulf Arab countries were creating a fund to pay Syrian rebels and soldiers who quit the regime to join the uprising. One delegate described the fund as a "pot of gold" to undermine Assad's army.
Participants confirmed the Gulf plan on condition of anonymity since its details are still being worked out, and it remains unclear whether the funds -- which could be several million dollars per month -- will also buy weapons.
Rebel fighters bemoan their inferior arms and say only powerful munitions will allow them to face Assad's large, professional army.
Annan, a former U.N. secretary general, has been pushing a six-point plan to end the Syrian crisis that includes an immediate, daily two-hour halt to fighting so aid can reach embattled civilians. It also calls for an overall cease-fire so all parties can discuss a political solution.
Annan told the U.N. Security Council that he has set an April 10 deadline for full compliance with the plan, according to a diplomat who listened to the briefing and spoke on condition of anonymity because it was closed.
Annan has asked government troops to withdraw first in a "gesture of good faith."
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov also said Monday that Syrian forces must withdraw first, followed quickly by opposition forces.
U.S. Ambassador Susan Rice expressed skepticism about Syria's commitment, saying that Damascus has made and broken promises over many months.
"So the United States, for one, would look at these commitments and say, yet again, the proof is the actions, not in the words," she said.
Opposition leaders have rejected dialogue with the regime, and their forces have continued to attack army targets since the plan was first put forward.
The president of the International Committee of the Red Cross, Jakob Kellenberger, arrived in Syria Monday for a two-day visit in a bid to improve access for humanitarian workers.
Despite growing international condemnation, Russia and China have stood by Assad, twice protecting him from censure by the Security Council. Neither country attended Sunday's Istanbul conference, and Moscow criticized the meeting for not including the Syrian government.
There was no apparent let up in the government assault on the opposition Monday, as regime forces stormed rebellious areas across the country, activists said.
Al-Omari, the activist from Dael, said government tanks and troops surrounded the town at dawn and cut its electricity and water before entering amid heavy gunfire, prompting local rebels to withdraw.
Another activist, in the northern Idlib province, said government forces in the village of Haas also torched activist homes and killed seven people in one house, apparently because some were army defectors.
"The regime forces have pretty much stopped arresting people," Fadi al-Yassin said via Skype, adding that some people turn up dead soon after their arrest. "They either kill them right away or keep them for one day to get information and then kill them."
The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, which relies on an activist network in Syria, said at least 8 houses were burned in Haas and that two civilians and five rebel fighters were killed, among at least 24 killed nationwide.
The group also reported the destruction of at least three activist homes in Dael.
Activists also reported government shelling and machine gun fire in the central province of Homs, and the northern provinces of Idlib and Aleppo.
The activists' claims could not be independently verified. The Syrian government rarely comments on specific incidents and bars most media from working inside the country.
Albert Aji in Damascus, Vladimir Isachenkov in Moscow, and Edith M. Lederer at the United Nations contributed to this report.


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Where and what are YOU going to donate?
Even if it is just $25 (a night out for one) that is enough. Or to sacrifice that 2nd case of Bud Light for the season opener.
Even if you have to dig into the back of your closet for clothes. These people have nothing and are displaced from their home.
Don't sit there and do nothing. I got these sites from the Titans Website when I was looking for Steve McNair's foundation. By the way if you want a material possession for your donation, for $100 you can get an autographed photo of McNair.
American Red Cross: 1-800-HELP-NOW or www.redcross.org
United Way: www.national.unitedway.org
AmeriCares: www.americares.org
America's Second Harvest: 1-800-344-8070 or www.secondharvest.org
Charity Navigator: www.charitynavigator.org
Convoy of Hope: 1-417-823-8998 or www.convoyofhope.org
FEMA Charity tips: www.fema.gov/rrr/help2.shtm
National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster: www.nvoad.org
Operation Blessing: 1-800-436-6348 or www.ob.org
Salvation Army: 1-800-SAL-ARMY or www.salvationarmyusa.org
For Animal Lovers: http://www.spca.org
Victims will not be able to take care of their animal while they are displaced and there are lots of strays
These are the most likely on a national level to get the money where it needs to go. If you donate somewhere else please check it out thoroughly first.
If you have given already, please say yeah or nay but not the amount of your donation, BE TACTFUL!
If someone lists a donation site on here other than the ones listed above, don't assume that it is legit, do the research!!!!
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We gave to Red Cross and a little something something to the SPCA.
I know from working at a nonprofit youth group home that the United Way is a great charity and will definitely get the money where it needs to go. I suggest if you have a specific city that you want to help out, go to that city's United Way site or call them directly and give them your donation. Once the rebuilding starts, they will help reestablish the project that support the community.
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KARE channel 11 in MPLS
Red Cross Volunteer Hildred Dungan was on her way to the State Fair this morning, when she got the call. Her schedule was changing courtesy of hurricane Katrina.
"I think we're going to be doing mass care, going out and feeding people that have no place to eat, because their homes have been ruined or damaged or something," said Dungan.
Hildred will be co-piloting the ERV, the Minneapolis Red Cross emergency response vehicle. She'll be traveling with Carol Cantwell, a veteran of many hurricanes.
"This one might be the worse one," said Cantwell.
As the volunteers got the ERV ready for a trip to a staging area in Alabama, Carol had some advice for Hildred, a hurricane rookie.
"Probably patience is the biggest thing. Well you just don't organize something like this in five minutes. Sometimes we get to a place and have to wait awhile to know where we're going and so forth," said Cantwell.
While the world watches images of the monster storm as it swirls across the Mississippi Delta and New Orleans, a North Memorial paramedic feels lucky that he escaped Katrina's wrath.
"I said I'm a paramedic and I'm driving north. Who wants to go," said Dave Long who was in New Orleans for an EMS convention. He found flying out was impossible, so he grabbed one of the last rental cars and six strangers and headed out.
"It was bumper-to-bumper, only about zero to five miles an hour, it took us five hours to get to Baton Rouge to drop-off our first person, which is normally only about an hour and a half drive.
After dropping off one passenger in Baton Rouge, Dave spent the rest of the day making it to Shreveport, where he caught a plane home Monday morning.
"The hard part was trying to find a bathroom. Every place seemed to be closed," said Long
So while some are relieved to escape disaster, others are hitting the road and heading right for it.
(Copyright 2005 by KARE. All Rights Reserved.)
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Some Minnesotans experienced firsthand the wrath of Hurricane Katrina.
One of them was Jeanne Jaakola, of Brooklyn Park, whose flight home from New Orleans was cancelled.
"They've actually locked down the hotel,� Jaackola said in a phone conversation with KARE 11. She said she couldn't believe how quickly the storm rolled in.
"Coming from Minnesota, hurricanes are just something that's out there,� she said. "I've never experienced this before.�
Fortunately for residents of the Big Easy, Jaakola is an emergency medical technician and was in Louisiana for a conference.
She told local EMTs she would "help out wherever we're needed.�
Meanwhile, back in Minnesota, Red Cross volunteer Hildred Duncan was leaving Monday. She drove the Minneapolis Red Cross emergency-response vehicle to Alabama.
"I think we're going to be doing mass care,� she said, "going out and feeding people that have no place to eat, because their homes have been ruined.�
And Dr. Merle Hillman, and ER doctor at United Hospital in Saint Paul, might be leaving for hurricane country, too.
Hillman heads up the Minnesota Disaster Medical Assistance Team, and he's been deployed to hurricane regions before.
"In Pensacola,� he said, talking about a 2004 trip to Florida after Hurricane Ivan, "we saw a lot of chainsaw injuries when people were trying to cut down trees.�
He said people also tend to hurt their backs when they lift heavy debris.
Ironically, the Minnesota Disaster Medical Assistance Team rarely gets called to assist people after disasters in Minnesota.
"The last time we had these disaster teams responding to a disaster in Minnesota is when there was a flood in 1997,� he said.
Some Minnesotans who stayed home Monday let their minds go someplace else.
"I just got off the phone with my mom, just checking on her,� said Vikings cornerback Freddie Smoot, who is from New Orleans. He said his mother was fine.
Running back Mewelde Moore is from Baton Rouge, and he said the storm "weighed on me heavily� during practice Monday. His family avoided the brunt of the storm.
And then there's Dave Long, who was in New Orleans for the EMT convention, like Jeanne Jaakola. But Long found a rental car.
"I was bumper-to-bumper, only about five miles an hour,� he said.
Be he said he told people, "I'm a paramedic and I'm driving north. Who wants to go?�
He picked up six hitchhikers, managed to get out of the storm, and came back to Minnesota, where the weather was perfect.
Others going to the disaster area work for St. Paul Travelers, the insurance company based in Saint Paul.
The company says it has just begun to assess the damage in the hurricane area. But some adjusters have said total damage could be in the $25 billion range.
But St. Paul Travelers says the company accounts for disasters like Katrina, and the company says it won't use a hurricane as an excuse to raise insurance rates here.
By Scott Goldberg
, KARE 11 News
(Copyright 2005 by KARE. All Rights Reserved.)
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(AP) Minneapolis Target Corp. will donate $1.5 million to the American Red Cross, with $500,000 earmarked for immediate relief efforts related to Hurricane Katrina, the company said Tuesday.
Target also said it would let the Red Cross use property in Louisiana to establish a central command center. Target spokeswoman Lena Michaud said the property is not the site of a current store.
Target also said it is coordinating large-scale distribution of products requested by the Red Cross, such as water, ice, energy bars and bug spray.
As news pictures began to show the extent of the devastation left by Hurricane Katrina, other businesses and charities also mobilized fundraising efforts to help victims.
Catholic Charities, a national organization, is asking that special collections be taken at weekend services to help those who need food, shelter and clothing.
The Rev. Timothy Reker, of St. Francis Catholic Church in Rochester, said a national request for money is rare, but necessary, due to the immediate need for funds.
"That's where a collection like this helps people do the most good because with an organization like Catholic Charities or the Red Cross ... they have people in place and they can work with the emergency organizations to make sure they are doing the most good," Reker said.
Students, faculty and staff at Minnesota State, Mankato plan to collect supplies for children affected by the hurricane. The university plans to put together more than 1,200 packages, including a book, crayons, a coloring book and snacks, for children stuck in shelters in Louisiana and Mississippi.
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300 miles west and that would have been my home washed away.
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Good post SnowinApril!
I gave 100 bucks plus some canned goods to the Red Cross here in town. I know its not a lot, but every bit helps.
MikeI am an avid Viking fan, but also am an avid restoration guy of vintage Mopar(Chrysler, Dodge, Plymouth)B bodies
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"snowinapril" wrote:
a local radio station down here was trying to fill 3 tractor-trailors with items for the victims of katrina, and i went down there and contributed some items to their drive. i urge everone else to help out as they can as well.
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The women's team recorded a first and a pair of thirds in the event at Canal 54 in Fellsmere, Fla.
"We had some decent results from all the women's boats, especially the freshman/novice,'' Mitchell said. "The varsity boats also showed some speed improvement throughout the fall.''
The Dolphins A boat took the top spot in the Freshman/Novice 4 while the B boat just missed a top-five.
The A boat was headed by Renee Pharis and she had Jenna Holt, Laura Stevenson, Chassidy White and Sydney Warpness on board. The B boat had Monica Hakun at coxswain with Blanca Fernandez, Kasey Talbot, Laine Peterson and Lauren Cruz.
Pharis led the JU Novice 8 boat to a third place and had as crew Victoria Hernandez, Ashley Hirt, Julianna Welch, Stevenson, Holt, White, Fernandez and Warpness.
The Varsity 4 craft with Jordan Heylock, Emily Close, Jordyn Clary, Joanna Zachowski and Mary Mosier on board picked up a third in its race while the second JU entry, with Savannah Rice at coxswain was seventh. Rice had Cassie MacLellan, Cat Plesko, Abby Sierigk and Whitney Mathews on board.
The Varsity 8 boat had a stout showing as it finished fourth a mere three seconds behind Florida which was third.
Rice was coxswain on the boat with Hernandez, Clary, Close, Mathews, Welch, Plesko, Zachowski and Mosier as crew.
The second Dolphin entry, with Heylock, MacLellan, Hirt, Sierigk, Kelly Cleveland, Rebecca Clark, Ivy Hartley and Samara Generals on board, was ninth.
"I am happy where we are relative to where we began,'' Mitchell said. "Now it's time to evaluate where we are in relation to our season goals and prepare for the spring season.''
The spring season begins back at Fellsmere on March 9 with the Kueper Cup.


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Dorado Beach: in Ritz Carlton Reserve 5 stars hotel premises in Puerto Rico
- bedrooms 3
- baths 4
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community Dorado
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Best location in Dorado Beach East. Two levels home with granite countertops, nice landscaping, 3 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, open wide terrace with glass folding doors, fenced yard, nice kitchen, high ceiling, water softener, power generator, water tank, hurricane shutters, walking distance to clubhouse, swimming pool, beach access, golf course access, upscale comunity with the most precious surrounding gardens, walking/jogging trails, tennis courts, and more. Here you have it all. Come and see it.
Easy access to golf courses, water parks, and walking distance to the beach. This house is located in the most exclusive neighborhood in Dorado, PR Dorado Beach East has every feature you need and Want!! Swimming pool, water park, tennis courts, golf courses, beach, clubhouse, beach club, gym with spa and much more... Don't hesitate another second and call us today!
This Spectacular Home will ensure you a spectacular vacation!! It has the most beautiful beach and facilities in the most exclusive neighborhood in Dorado, Puerto Rico!! Sleeps 6.
- Located in the most exclusive neighborhood in Dorado
- Luxury with marble details, great space layout, and top of the line details
- Lobby, Garage, Golf cart trails
- Just 40 minutes to the Airport and 30 minutes to San Juan
- It's really near the Beach
- Near 5 Golf Courses, Restaurants, Hotels, Shops, Etc.
- Maidservice (available upon request)
- Internet Wifi
- Cable TV
- Fully furnished
- Kitchen completely equipped
- Coffee Maker
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- Silverware and Cookingware (Dishes, tableware, glasses and cups appropriate for place settings)
- Iron/Ironboard
- All Linens
- Comforters in all Beds
- Bath Towels
- Air Conditioning in all the house
- Water Heater
- Washer and Dryer Full Size
- Ceiling Fans
- Supply of Soap, toilet paper and toilet towel
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- Beach
- Swimming Pool
- Waterpark
- Golf courses
- Club house
- Tennis Court
- Playground
- Gated Community with Security 24 hrs 7days. Very Exclusive Neighborhood.
- Near 5 Golf Courses
- Near Natural Attractions like El Yunque (1 1/2hr) and Camuy Caverns (1hr)
- 25 minutes to Las Cascadas Acuatic Park
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- Golf
- Swimming, Snorkeling/Diving, Fishing
- Biking
- Tennis
- Shopping
- Restaurants
- Sight Seeing
- Sailing, Surfing
- Dancing
- Walking
- Playground
- Library
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Excellent rates for this exclusive touristic area:
$500 nightly/ $3500 weekly from April 1 - December 18
$650 nightly/ $4550 weekly from January 3 - March 31
$800 nightly/ $5600 weekly from December 19 - January 2
*Rates are for a maximum of 8 guests. Inquire if you have more than 8 guests for special rates.
*Long Term and Monthly Rentals also available. We have a lot of properties like this one with a variety of rates available. Please inquire.
*$1000 Damage/Security Deposit (Fully refundable after checkout inspection)
*$140 cleaning fee per visit
Aida Colon 787-796-3172
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Puerto Rico
- Play Golf- 5 Golf Courses in Dorado, More around the Island.
- Snorkling,Surfing, Sailing
- Nature Adventures: El Yunque National Forest
- Fresh Sea Food is a Specialty in nearby restaurants
- Visit Historic Sites- Old San Juan and other attractions
Top things to do on a budget
- Go walking by the Beach
- Have a nice sun tan at the Pool
- Visit Dorado's Landmarks
- Sight Seeing around the Island is awesome
Top things to do with a family
- Take your kids to the playground
- Make Sand Castles or Swim in the Beach
- Take the kids to the Cascadas de Aguadilla Acuatic Park
- Take a trip around the Island to explore our nature and cuisine
Aida Colon , owner


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CASTINE — A Mass of Christian burial for Carol C. Castine, 88, of the Ridge Road, Champlain, who died peacefully on Thursday, Feb. 7, 2013, at Clinton County Nursing Home in Plattsburgh, was celebrated on Monday, Feb. 11 at St. Mary's Church in Champlain. The Rev. James Delbel, Pastor, cele brated the Mass and was assisted by Deacon Laszlo Ivanits. Altar servers were Jack Dawson and Roger Favreau. Organist was Steve Burkey who was accompanied by soloist Mitch Wil lette. The pall was placed by her children, Clarence "Sam" Castine, Calvin Castine, Gary Castine and Guy Castine. Her son Sam Castine placed the crucifix. Granddaughters Danielle Castine, Elizabeth Eyer and Katie Terry read from the scripture. The gifts were presented to the altar by grand daughters Lisa Spenziero and Laurie Guay. Pallbearers were grandsons Justin, Nate, Caleb, Craig, Michael, Andrew and Christopher Castine. Burial will be at a later date in the parish cemetery on Prospect Street. Arrangements are in the care of M.B. Clark Funeral Home, 196 Elm St., Champlain.
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