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The Tauri Group's Cos DiMaggio Elected to Board of Directors, Homeland Security & Defense Business Council
ALEXANDRIA, Va., Dec. 11 /PRNewswire/ — The Tauri Group, LLC, an innovator in analytic consulting for homeland security, defense, and space clients, is proud to announce managing partner Cosmo DiMaggio III has been elected to the Board of Directors at Homeland Security & Defense Business Council. Mr. DiMaggio is the newest member of the Council's Board.
The Homeland Security & Defense Business Council is a non-profit, non-partisan corporate membership organization of the nation's leading corporations engaged in the homeland security mission. The Council's mission is to serve as the conduit to build stronger relationships between senior leadership in the public and private sectors.
Cos was chosen by his peers on the Board because "he has demonstrated that he is a strategic thinker who has been a valuable participant in the growth and development of the Council over the past four years and possesses the understanding of the small business' vital contribution to mission success," said Marc Pearl, President & CEO, Homeland Security & Defense Business Council.
"I understand the importance of the role and responsibility of the private sector in homeland security. As a Board member I look forward to building stronger relationships among leaders in the public and private sectors to promote the involvement of the private sector in achieving the overall mission for homeland security nationwide," says Cos DiMaggio.
Prior to co-founding The Tauri Group, Mr. DiMaggio led national security business units at DynCorp, System Planning Corporation, and SRA, providing technical and advisory support to arms control, intelligence, emergency preparedness, and strategic defense programs.
The Tauri Group supports federal government clients including the Department of Homeland Security, the Defense Threat Reduction Agency, and NASA.
About The Tauri Group
The Tauri Group, an innovator in analytical consulting, applies creative, responsive problem-solving to homeland security, defense, and space enterprises. Government agencies and multinational contractors trust The Tauri Group's objectivity and vision. They know The Tauri Group brings the leading minds in homeland security, technology, aerospace, arms control, public health, and more to tackle issues with no easy answers.
The Tauri Group was also named a 2009 Great Place to Work by the Washingtonian Magazine, 2008 Contractor of the Year (less than $25 million in revenue) at the Annual Greater Washington Government Contractor Awards, a Fast 50 Government Contactor in 2006 by Washington Technology, and recipient of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Science and Technology Directorate Under Secretary's Award for Outstanding Contractor Support in 2005.
The company is headquartered in Alexandria, Va. For more information, visit their Web site at www.taurigroup.com or contact Kari Gilstad at The Tauri Group: 571-303-2207 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Virtually rejecting the claims of the Union Petroleum and Natural Gas Ministry for a Rs. 29,405-crore compensation through oil bonds, the Finance Ministry on Friday agreed to release just over Rs. 12,000 crore in cash to loss making State-run oil companies to cover for their losses in the current fiscal.
Official sources said the Finance Ministry sent a letter to the Petroleum and Natural Gas Ministry stating Indian Oil Corporation (IOC), Bharat Petroleum Corporation (BPCL) and Hindustan Petroleum Corporation (HPCL) will be paid Rs. 12,020 crore in cash to cover for their losses on sale of domestic LPG and kerosene in 2009-10.
The release of money comes after a meeting between the Petroleum Minister, Murli Deora, and the Finance Minister, Pranab Mukherjee, on Thursday where Mr. Deora had reminded the Finance Minister about his promise of making up entire losses on the cooking fuel by way of either oil bonds or cash. It was then agreed that losses on petrol and diesel would be made up by upstream firms such as ONGC.
Although there was dejection in the Petroleum Ministry over the amount of money released by the Finance Minister, officials said they would accept the cash offered as part-payment for the losses in 2009-10 fiscal and continue to press the Finance Ministry for more.
IOC, BPCL and HPCL are projected to lose Rs. 29,405 crore on sale of domestic LPG and kerosene below cost. Another Rs. 12,000 crore loss is projected on petrol and diesel. Sources said ONGC, Oil India and GAIL India, which were earlier to meet only auto fuel losses, might be asked to pick some losses on LPG and kerosene sales.
While the Petroleum Ministry has sought oil bonds worth Rs. 31,700 crore, the Finance Ministry has offered less than half of this amount. The short-term solution will be given right now and the long-term solution will come after the recommendations of the Kirit Parikh Committee.
Keywords: oil PSUs, compensation, petrol and diesel, ONGC, Oil India, GAIL India, IOC, BPCL and HPCL, Petroleum and Natural Gas Ministry, Murli Deora, Finance Minister, Pranab Mukherjee, Kirit Parikh Committee

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She knew her heart was weak, and that if she bore another child the stress of labor might prove fatal.
In June of 1925, this young Owen County woman's heart gave out as she attempted to deliver her fourth child; and Mattie Agnes Smith Karsner and her unborn baby were buried together on the gentle rolling slope of Monterey cemetery.
Mary K. Corbin, 1978, criminal trespassing, pleaded guilty, 365 days, to serve 14 days, conditionally discharged for the balance, credit time served; theft by unlawful taking, pleaded guilty, 365 days, to serve 14 days, conditionally discharged for the balance, credit time served.
Linda Johns, 1984, flagrant non-support, $5,000 surety, continued to Oct. 17.
Arbia T. Phillips Jr., 1987, flagrant non-support, preliminary hearing set for Nov. 28.
Daniel Thornton, 1990, flagrant non-support, preliminary hearing set for Nov. 28.
Thomas Dean Jr., 1973, theft by deception, appointed public attorney, continued to Oct. 31.
Nathan Fitzgerald, 1984, flagrant non support, dismissed.
Aaron French, 1978, flagrant non-support, two counts of contempt of court, continued to Nov. 14.
Josie Hazlett, 1962, violation of Kentucky E.P.O./D.V.O., theft by unlawful taking, pleaded guilty, 365 days, to serve 30 days, conditionally discharged for 335 days, court costs, public attorney fee.
This has been a slow week. I needed one after the departure of my cousins. They arrived back in Missouri safely. I have spent the week changing beds and doing laundry, and sitting in my chair in the sunroom with Dobbs. We were both exhausted.
I did get to Frankfort on Wednesday to empty the recyclables. My soft drink can was overflowing. Friday was Hand and Foot day. We played at Barbara Hecker's house this month. That was a lot of fun. I am back into my routine this week.
This is the second installment of a series looking back at 100 years of the extension service's home demonstrations.
The start of Friday's game was not great but for fans of the Owen County High School Rebels football team, the finish was fantastic.
After trailing 19-6 in the second quarter, the Rebels' offense came to life and beat Carroll County on Friday night in Carrollton, 43-39.
It was the Owen County football team's first win of the season.
The Rebels opened the scoring late in the opening quarter when Jace Bruener raced 53 yards for a score to make the score 6-0.
• The Wildcats defeated the Rebels 48-0 last season in Warsaw.
• Gallatin County's 10 wins last year was the most wins for any Wildcat team in their eight seasons. They also reached the third round of the Class 2A State Playoffs last season.
• Tim Browning is the only the coach the school has ever had.
• Owen County High School Head Football Coach Adam Folwer is 4-2 versus Gallatin County High School.
• Owen County is 5-3 all-time against Gallatin County.
The Owen County High School volleyball team is a senior-dominated squad.
On Thursday night, the team said farewell to the 10 young ladies who were playing their final home match.
The Lady Rebels hosted Heritage Academy Oct. 16. Before the match the team recognized Maggie Barnes, Carrla Brumely, Cheyenne Gaines, Kylee Hearne, Helen Kramer, Ashton Marcum, Caitlin Mayfield, Melinda Smith, Jessica Willhoite and Ayshia Wood.
Both Owen County High School soccer teams were eliminated in the semifinals of the 31st District Tournament last week.
The boys fell to Henry County High School 7-0 while the girls lost to Gallatin County High School 4-1.
Preston Forsee and Quinn Cole were both named to the All-Tournament team for the boys and Adreanna Dalton and Hailey Chappell both earned All-Tournament team for the Lady Rebels.
For the Rebels, they were led in scoring by junior Alex Hernandez, who put in six goals.
The Owen County High School cross county teams took part in the NCKC Championships on Oct. 14 at Walton-Verona High School.
Autumn Hunter was the top finisher for the Lady Rebels as she came across the finish line in 10th place.
Lucinda Beach came in 16th place and Samantha Tamplin finished 22nd.
Piper Walker also claimed a spot in the top 30 as she placed 29th. Not far behind were Kailey Cram and Jessica Hardin, who finished 33rd and 34th.
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Pascal finally decided to write his work of Christian apologetics, Apologie de la religion chrétienne, as a consequence of his meditations on miracles and other proofs of Christianity. The work remained unfinished at his death. Between the summers of 1657 and 1658, he put together most of the notes and fragments that editors have published under the inappropriate title Pensées ("Thoughts"; Eng. trans., Pensées, 1962). In the Apologie, Pascal shows the man without grace to be an incomprehensible mixture of greatness and abjectness, incapable of truth or of reaching the supreme good to which his nature nevertheless aspires. A religion that accounts for these contradictions, which he believed philosophy and worldliness fail to do, is for that very reason "to be venerated and loved." The indifference of the skeptic, Pascal wrote, is to be overcome by means of the "wager": if God does not exist, the skeptic loses nothing by believing in him; but if he does exist, the skeptic gains eternal life by believing in him. Pascal insists that men must be brought to God through Jesus Christ alone, because a creature could never know the infinite if Jesus had not descended to assume the proportions of man's fallen state.
The second part of the work applies the Augustinian theory of allegorical interpretation to the biblical types (figuratifs); reviews the rabbinical texts, the persistence of true religion, the work of Moses, and the proofs concerning Jesus Christ's God-like role; and, finally, gives a picture of the primitive church and the fulfillment of the prophecies. The Apologie (Pensées) is a treatise on spirituality. Pascal was not interested in making converts if they were not going to be saints.
Pascal's apologetics, though it has stood the test of time, is primarily addressed to individuals of his own acquaintance. To convert his libertine friends, he looked for arguments in their favourite authors: in Michel de Montaigne, in the Skeptic Pierre Charron, in the Epicurean Pierre Gassendi, and in Thomas Hobbes, an English political philosopher. For Pascal, Skepticism was but a stage. Modernist theologians in particular have tried to make use of his main contention, that "man is infinitely more than man," in isolation from his other contention, that man's wretchedness is explicable only as the effect of a Fall, about which a man can learn what he needs to know from history. In so doing, they sacrifice the second part of the Apologie to the first, keeping the philosophy while losing the exegesis. For Pascal as for St. Paul, Jesus Christ is the second Adam, inconceivable without the first.
Finally, too, Pascal expressly admitted that his psychological analyses were not by themselves sufficient to exclude a "philosophy of the absurd"; to do so, it is necessary to have recourse to the convergence of these analyses with the "lines of fact" concerning revelation, this convergence being too extraordinary not to appear as the work of providence to an anguished seeker after truth (qui cherche en gémissant).
He was next again involved in scientific work. First, the "Messieurs de Port-Royal" themselves asked for his help in composing the Élements de géométrie; and second, it was suggested that he should publish what he had discovered about cycloid curves, a subject on which the greatest mathematicians of the time had been working. Once more fame aroused in him feelings of self-esteem; but from February 1659, illness brought him back to his former frame of mind, and he composed the "prayer for conversion" that the English clergymen Charles and John Wesley, who founded the Methodist Church, were later to regard so highly. Scarcely capable of regular work, he henceforth gave himself over to helping the poor and to the ascetic and devotional life. He took part intermittently, however, in the disputes to which the "Formulary"—a document condemning five propositions of Jansenism that, at the demand of the church authorities, had to be signed before a person could receive the sacraments—gave rise. Finally a difference of opinion with the theologians of Port-Royal led him to withdraw from controversy, though he did not sever his relations with them.
Pascal died in 1662 after suffering terrible pain, probably from carcinomatous meningitis following a malignant ulcer of the stomach. He was assisted by a non-Jansenist parish priest.
At once a physicist, a mathematician, an eloquent publicist in the Provinciales, and an inspired artist in the Apologie and in his private notes, Pascal was embarrassed by the very abundance of his talents. It has been suggested that it was his too concrete turn of mind that prevented his discovering the infinitesimal calculus; and in some of the Provinciales the mysterious relations of human beings with God are treated as if they were a geometrical problem. But these considerations are far outweighed by the profit that he drew from the multiplicity of his gifts; his religious writings are rigorous because of his scientific training; and his love of the concrete emerges no less from the stream of quotations in the Provinciales than from his determination to reject the vigorous method of attack that he had used so effectively in his Apologie.


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You left out compressed air as one of the options for starting fires.
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PAYSON ROUNDUP BEST OF RIM COUNTRY FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 2013 7 RIM COUNTRY of Shopping and Services Insurance Agency Winner: Crabdree Insurance Runners-up: Farmers Insurance State Farm Antique Shop Winner: Granny's Attic Runners-up: Bootleg Alley Carpenter's Wife Pharmacy Winner: Walgreens Runners-up: Walmart Supercenter Payson Apothecary Health Club Winner: Club USA Runners-up: Anytime Fitness Tonto Apache Gym Best Art Gallery Art Gallery Winner: Down the Street Art Gallery Runners-up: Artists of the Rim The Wild Brush Gas & Convenience Store Winner: Maverik Runners-up: Circle K Giant Financial Services Thrift Shop Winner: Kevin Dick Investment Management Group Runners-up: Chris Smith Investments Edward Jones Investments Radio Station Winner: KMOG Runners-up: KCMA KRIM Winner: Time Out Thrift Store Runners-up: Humane Society Payson Senior Center Gift Store Car Dealership Long-term Care Grocery Store Winner: Payson Candle Factory Runners-up: Payson Florist & Gift Shop Western Village Antiques Winner: Chapman Auto Center Runners-up: J & J Coachworks Steve Coury Ford Winner: Payson Care Center Runners-up: Payson Open Door Rim Country Health & Retirement Winner: Safeway Food & Drug Runners-up: Bashas' Food & Drug Walmart Supercenter Tire Store Electronics Auto Repair Winner: Big O Tires Runners-up: Fletcher's Tire & Auto R & D Tires Winner: Walmart Supercenter Runners-up: Radio Shack Rim Sight and Sound Computer Repair Winner: Computer Guys USA Runners-up: Any Key Solutions SmartSystems Inc. Down the Street Art Gallery The owners of Down the Street Art Gallery credit "great artists, great members and creative talent." The gallery represents local artists who each spend at least three days a month in the gallery. In the past six years, they've grown from six artists to 25. RUNNERS-UP: Artists of the Rim, The Wild Brush Winner: Fletcher's Tire & Auto Runners-up: Coyote Auto, Truck & RV Miller Auto Works Bank Institution Cell Phone Store Winner: Payson Wireless Runners-up: Mybullfrog.com Walmart Supercenter Health Food Auto Parts Winner: Chase Bank Runners-up: National Bank of Arizona Well Fargo Bank Winner: Vita-Mart Runners-up: Back to Basics GNC Nutrition Center Winner: Autozone Runners-up: NAPA O'Reilly Auto Parts Craft & Hobby Jewelry Store Paint Store Winner: Walmart Supercenter Runners-up: Black & Tan Craft Store Paper & Metal Scrappers Winner: Payson Jewelers Runners-up: Overman Designs House of Amethyst in Western Village Antiques Pet Groomer Winner: Furry Friends Runners-up: Deb's Dogs Critter Clipper Best Thrift Store Time Out Manager Charlotte Beilgard attributes their success to quality donations. Beilgard said she was humbled and grateful for the award because it shows the community truly supports Time Out. "Every thrift shop has a claim to fame and ours is the best of the best," she said. "We don't put out just anything." RUNNERS-UP: Humane Society Thrift Store Payson Senior Center Thrift Store Winner: Payson Paint and Supply Runners-up: Home Depot Neumann Paint & Supply Florist Hardware Store Winner: Payson Florist Runners-up: Bashas' Food & Drug Safeway Food & Drug Meat Retailer Pet & Feed Winner: Ace Hardware & Nursery Runners-up: Home Depot Walmart Supercenter Winner: Charlie's Old Fashioned Sausage & Fresh Meats Runners-up: Bashas' Food & Drug Store Safeway Food & Drug Store Winner: Payson Feed & Pet Supply Runners-up: A&E Pet Store Rim Country Hay & Grain Thank you for your continued loyalty and business. YOUR TRUSTED REAL ESTATE ADVISOR Congratulations to all the winners of the Best of Rim Country KIM ROSS Lady D's Wine Bar Chocolate & Art Wine Bar serving by the Glass/Bottle Now featuring Light Tapas Carry Out by the Bottle or Order a Case Unique Wine related Gifts, Fine Art, Blown Glass & Vintage Couture Jewelry Home of Lady D's Naked Truffles 714 N. Beeline Hwy in the Swiss Village • (928) 478-6205 • Opens at Noon Wed-Sat www.facebook.com/ladydswinebarchocolateandart 611 S. Beeline Highway, Payson, AZ 85541 Direct: (928) 978-1003 Toll Free: (800) 980-1003 • Fax: (928) 222-0035 email@example.com www.VISITPAYSON.com Associate Broker/REALTOR® ABR, CRS, CLHMS, GRI, LTG Kim Ross ARIZONA REALTY Each office is independently Owned and Operated 8 PAYSON ROUNDUP BEST OF RIM COUNTRY FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 2013 Best Hardware Store Best Gas & Convenience Store Best Automotive Repair Maverik Ace Hardware & Nursery Ace manager says the key to surviving the downturn is "Service is #1 — absolutely #1. Service is also #2 — and #3." The store has 16 employees who handle about 250 customers a day. "Business has picked up: We think the economy is coming back — but the only thing that keeps us open is service. " RUNNERS-UP: Home Depot, Walmart Supercenter Maverik has won the award eight years in a row. Manager Candi DeCinko said the gas station is more than just a place people clock in to work at or customers visit, it has become a home and a family to many. The station's staff turned out for the awards show, including Vanessa Flores, Lucy Luckett and Kevin Majeska, to offer their support. "It really puts joy that I am taking care of my customers," DeCinko said. The station recently rolled out a new customer loyalty card that offers a 6-cent discount per each gallon of gas. RUNNERS-UP: Circle K, Giant Fletcher's Tire & Auto Fletcher's has won the "best of" award repeatedly. The manager credits customer service and notes that business remains strong, in part because in the downturn people are holding onto their older cars. Fletcher's gets about 650 customers a month. RUNNERS-UP: Coyote Auto, Truck & RV Miller Auto Works Best Grocery Store Best Antique Shop Granny's Attic Winning the Best of Award is nothing new to Granny's Attic owner Jan Curtiss. The store takes the win nearly every year, but the win still "means everything." "It means the people in Payson support me and my dealers," said Curtiss, who has owned the store for more than 12 years. "We have a variety, over 30 dealers and consignors in the store." RUNNERS-UP: Bootleg Alley, Carpenter's Wife Best Insurance Agency Crabdree Insurance & Financial Services Safeway Safeway Manager Dan Dillon said "the key is the people that work in the store." The supermarket has 38,000 square feet and has operated since 1994. "Business has been good this year," said Dillon. RUNNERS-UP: Bashas' Food & Drug Walmart Supercenter "Treat people the way you want to be treated." That is the motto Crabdree Insurance owner Scott Crabdree and his staff live by. "We treat our customers as clients, friends, we know them by name and we take time to talk to them and not just about businesses," he said. With multiple Best of wins, Crabdree said it feels great to know people appreciate his staff. RUNNERS-UP: Farmers Insurance State Farm JJ's Barber Shop One of the area's finest restaurants specializing in steaks and seafood Ribeye • Filet Mignon • Gulf Shrimp Porterhouse Steak • Crab Legs Prime Rib - Saturday Only Wednesdays All You Can Eat Ribs THANK st YOU ALL for making us Best of Rim Country! Located 6 miles east of Payson on Hwy. 260 Tuesday - Saturday 4-9 • Sunday 12-9 • Closed Monday 474-4848 1 Fridays All You Can Eat Alaskan Cod Thank You! From Hal, JJ and Michael For voting us "Best of the Rim Country' 2013. We appreciate your support! 132 E. Hwy. 260 • 474-3130 • Mon-Sat 8-5 PAYSON ROUNDUP BEST OF RIM COUNTRY FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 2013 9 Best Pharmacy Walgreens Walgreens Pharmacy Manager Cliff Wilembrecht said, "We lost a tough contract last year. But the people in the pharmacy have kept up the service." The pharmacy has eight employees who fill 11,000 prescriptions monthly. "Business is holding steady," said Wilembrecht. RUNNERS-UP: Payson Apothecary Walmart Supercenter Best Financial Services Kevin Dick Investment Management Group When asked the secret to his nearly continuous Best of wins, owner Kevin Dick jokes it is a top secret. He will say his team plays a major role in their success. "We care, we actually care," he said. "This is a testimony to our team and the effort that we put in and it is nice to have that reciprocated." RUNNERS-UP: Chris Smith Investments, Edward Jones Investments Best Florist Payson Florist & Gift Shop Although Payson Florist is well known in town and a frequent Best of winner, this year's win was especially sweet. Rita Jorgenson and her daughter Kali Jorgenson bought the shop in May from longtime owner Marilyn Dedman and made several changes. They lowered prices and brought in more flowerbased products. Kali was so surprised by the win she could barely hold still long enough to get her picture taken. "I am shaking. I really did not think we were going to win," she said. "I really thought Safeway was going to win." RUNNERS-UP: Bashas' Food & Drug Safeway Food & Drug Best Bank Institution Chase Manager Andy Strader said, "I have amazing employees — and customers." The bank has operated for 40 years in Payson — previously as Valley National Bank and Bank One — and has about 5,000 customers. "This award means a lot. It's about caring. We care about every single person that comes into that bank. I came from a big bank in Phoenix. It's wonderful here. Best move I ever made." RUNNERS-UP: National Bank of Arizona, Well Fargo Bank THANK YOU PAYSON! ERA Young Realty & Investment I want to thank all of Rim Country for this award. Our Buyers and Sellers Always Come First! ERA Young Realty & Investment Cell: 928-978-2691 Office Direct: 928-472-3607 email@example.com Each ERA office is independently owned & operated For trusting the Buffalo Bar & Grill to provide you with quality service, awesome food and great entertainment! BEST OF RIM COUNTRY Buffalo Bar & GRILL 424 S. Beeline Highway Payson, AZ 85541 REALTOR® & Associate Broker Paul Bates 311 S. Beeline Hwy (928) 474-3900 10 PAYSON ROUNDUP BEST OF RIM COUNTRY FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 2013 Best Car Dealership Best Cell Phone Store Chapman Auto Center While Scott Andrus has only worked as a salesperson at Chapman Auto Center for a year, he says the company has welcomed him and he truly enjoys his job. "I love working there," he said. "It is awesome." RUNNERS-UP: J & J Coachworks, Steve Coury Ford Payson Wireless Payson Wireless manager John Griffith said, "It's about customer service — treating our customers like the small town we're in." The locally owned store serves about 500 customers monthly, providing "lots of troubleshooting — solving customers' problems." RUNNERS-UP: Mybullfrog.com, Walmart Supercenter Best Health Club Best Meat Retailer Charlie's Old Fashion Sausages & Fresh Meats Club USA Health & Fitness Club USA manager and trainer Karis Zimmerman said the club has 400 members, up by 25 percent from just a few years ago. The key trend lies in doctors prescribing exercise — and many more insurance companies covering the cost, she said. RUNNERS-UP: Anytime Fitness Club, Tonto Apache Gym Charlie Adcock opened Charlie's Old Fashioned Sausages and Fresh Meats, at 405 S. Beeline, Suite A, 15 years ago and has won the Best of award nearly every year since. "We offer good service, good quality and at a fair price and that is about the best way I say it right there," he said. Charlie sells 35 different types of sausage, all made in-house. While the last four years have been tough on the business, he says he survives on his reputation. RUNNERS-UP: Bashas' Food & Drug Store, Safeway Food & Drug Store TONTO BASIN'S ONLY PROFESSIONAL REPAIR FACILITY TOO BUSY... NOT ENOUGH TIME?? The Cheaper "Serving Arizona Since 1988 and Serving the Rim Country Since 1994" YOU'VE TRIED THE REST ... NOW TRY THE BEST! From Windows to Walls, Ceiling Fans to Base Boards... WE DO IT ALL! 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Sam Loveless, the center's executive director of two months, said they are planning remodels of the interior and exterior and adding new services to the therapy department. As a new member of the staff, he gave all the credit for this year's win to the employees. "The staff we have really care about the residents," he said. RUNNERS-UP: Rim Country Health & Retirement and Payson Open Door Best Pet and Feed Store Payson Feed and Pet Supply Owner Connie Agnes won't take much credit for the continued success of her business. She jokes granddaughter Torean is the hardest working employee. All the tiny tot has to do is flash her smile and customers buckle. "She knows where everything in the whole store is," Connie said. "She is our biggest up seller." RUNNERS-UP: A&E Pet Store and Rim Country Hay & Grain Best Radio Station KMOG KMOG disc jockey Brandon Iron attributes the station's continued success to their loyal listeners and spinning the old country hits. 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Lone Pine Drive 928-474-6896 PAYSON ROUNDUP BEST OF RIM COUNTRY FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 2013 13 RIM COUNTRY of Food and Drink Mexican Food Winner: El Rancho Runners-up: Alfonso's La Sierra Breakfast Restaurant Winner: Beeline Café Runners-up: Cedar Ridge Restaurant Crosswinds Restaurant Pizza Winner: Pizza Factory Runners-up: Domino's Pizza Pizza Hut Best Lunch Restaurant Lunch Restaurant Winner: Macky's Grill Runners-up: Buffalo Bar & Grill Cedar Ridge Restaurant Business Lunch or Breakfast Margarita Winner: Tiny's Family Restaurant Runners-up: Cedar Ridge Restaurant Fargo's Steak House Winner: El Rancho Runners-up: Chili's Grill & Bar La Sierra Cup of Coffee Dinner Restaurant Bar/Tavern/ Saloon Winner: Buffalo Bar & Grill Runners-up: Apache Spirits Ox Bow Saloon Winner: Diamond Point Shadows Runners-up: Cedar Ridge Restaurant Fargo's Steak House Winner: Fargo's Steak House Runners-up: Cedar Ridge Restaurant Gerardo's Firewood Café Winner: Starbucks Runners-up: Beeline Café Scoops Ice Cream & Espresso Bakery Steak Dinner Restaurant for Children Winner: Bashas' Food & Drug Runners-up: Cake Love by Monica Safeway Food & Drug Winner: McDonald's Runners-up: Chili's Bar & Grill Denny's Fish Fry Fast Food Winner: Wendy's Runners-up: McDonald's Taco Bell Sandwich Winner: Cedar Ridge Restaurant (Steak Sandwich) Runners-up: Buffalo Bar & Grill (Sirloin Steak Melt) Macky's Grill (Cowboy Melt) Winner: American Legion Runners-up: Cedar Ridge Restaurant Diamond Point Shadows Salad Hamburger Winner: Buffalo Bar & Grill Runners-up: Chili's Grill & Bar Macky's Grill Winner: Cedar Ridge Restaurant Runners-up: Cardo's Pizza & Italian Restaurant Chili's Grill & Bar Macky's Grill Macky's Grill owner Greg Day said "If you think our lunch is good, try our steak. The key is consistency and great customers." The 3,000-square-foot restaurant has 38 employees who serve about 132 customers daily. This year, business has risen about 7 percent over last year, said Day. RUNNERS-UP: Buffalo Bar & Grill and Cedar Ridge Restaurant Payson Regional Bone & Joint Michael Darnell, DO Patrick Harrison, DO 928-472-5260 Payson Healthcare Management Kevin Raymer, MD John Vandruff, MD 928-472-4675 Payson Pediatrics Matilda Garcia, MD Andrew Haug, MD 928-472-4675 Payson Healthcare Specialists Sam Gillette, DO Christopher LeSueur, DO Toby Paulson, DO 928-472-3478 Preferred Women's Care Cynthia Booth, MD James Mouer, MD 928-474-9744 Payson Surgery Associates Katharine Raymer, MD Ihor Zakaluzny, MD 928-472-1222 Main Street Healthcare Jennifer Dumbolton, DO 928-474-2888 Same- and next-day appointments are often available. Call or visit PaysonDoctors.com for more information. FINDING A DOCTOR, WHEN IT COMES TO WE'VE GOT YOU COVERED. 14 PAYSON ROUNDUP BEST OF RIM COUNTRY FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 2013 Best Bar and Best Hamburger Best Sandwich and Best Salad Cedar Ridge Restaurant When executive Chef Rick DePhilippis put the hearty steak sandwich on the Cedar Ridge menu 16 years ago, he had no idea it would win the Best Sandwich award nearly every year or be the restaurant's top seller. The sandwich consists of a half-pound rib eye between two slices of Texas toast. "Steak rules," he said. The restaurant also received the most votes for Best Salad. Buffalo Bar & Grill The Buffalo has dominated this category for years, thanks to live music, a variety of beer and drinks, employees that seem to know everyone's names and a friendly, relaxed feel — not to mention a varied menu. The owners of the Buffalo made repeated trips to the front of the room to pick up awards — including best hamburger. You should also try the Pulled Pork and Chicken Philly sandwiches on the lunch special. BAR RUNNERS-UP: Apache Spirits and OxBow Saloon HAMBURGER RUNNERS-UP: Chili's Grill & Bar and Macky's Grill SANDWICH RUNNERS-UP: Buffalo Bar and Grill (Sirloin Steak Melt) and Macky's Grill (Cowboy Melt) SALAD RUNNERS-UP: Cardo's Pizza & Italian Restaurant and Chili's Grill & Bar Best Mexican Food Restaurant and Best Margarita Best Steak Dinner El Rancho Restaurant Heather Watson general manager and server Jamie McNeeley say the key to any good margarita is making it from scratch. El Rancho makes all eight of its margarita varieties in house and to order. The same goes for the food. "We try to keep the menu current and we have the best quality ingredients," they said. RUNNERS-UP: Alfonso's, La Sierra and Chili's Grill & Bar Diamond Point Shadows Manager Jennifer Blanchard says that the steak house has operated for 50 years. The 13 employees handle 100 customers a night on the weekends. RUNNERS-UP: Cedar Ridge Restaurant and Fargo's Steak House WELCOME to the RIM COUNTRY Body~N~Mind Wellness Center Cindy Bryant, CNHP , FIfHI, Wellness Advocate REPUBLICAN CLUB We've Moved - New Location 1107 South Beeline Highway Suite #2 Payson, AZ 85541 (928) 472-7120 (928) 472-7329 Fax Located on the corner of Beeline and Phoenix Street (Next Door to Miracle Ear) We welcome new club members. Our club meets the last Monday of each month at 11:30 at Tiny's Restaurant Call 928-951-0325 for questions or more information and to join the CLUB Ronald Reagan said it best "Government does not produce revenue. It consumes it." PAYSON ROUNDUP BEST OF RIM COUNTRY FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 2013 15 RIM COUNTRY of People Doctor Winner: Dr. Alan Michels Runners-up: Dr. David Cluff Dr. Michael Lowe Local Music Band Winner: Junction 87 Runners-up: Jim West & Kathleen Kelly Take Two John Carpino & the Hot Cappuccinos Waitress or Waiter Winner: Kassie Sexton (Beeline Café) Runners-up: Jade Durdel (Buffalo) Jason Richardson (Buffalo) Best Local Music Band Dentist Law Enforcement Officer Winner: Don Garvin (Payson) Runners-up: Les Barr (Payson) Michael Hansen (Payson) Winner: Dr. Charles Beier Runners-up: Dr. Ryan DiQuattro Dr. Chris Winterholler Bartender Chiropractor Winner: Sal Mercado (Buffalo) Runners-up: Angela Hill (Apache Spirits) Tara Fuller-Smith (Apache Spirits) Firefighter Winner: Robert Lockhart (Payson) Runners-up: Toby Waugh (Payson) Vince Palandri (Payson) John Wisner (Hellsgate) Winner: Dr. Chuck Williams Runners-up: Dr. Daniel Flake Dr. Liz Summers Attorney Eye Doctor Winner: Art Lloyd Runners-up: Dennis Omoto Chuck Walker Barber Winner: Juan Jimenez (JJ's Barber Shop) Runners-up: Al Christianer (Al Christianer's Barber Shop in Strawberry) Dennis Shatterfield (Payson Barber Shop) Winner: Dr. Troy Ford Runners-up: Dr. Christian Risser Walmart Vision Financial Advisor Veterinarian Winner: Dr. Lorenzo Gonzales Runners-up: Dr. Alan Hallman Dr. Sandra Snyder Winner: Kevin Dick (Kevin Dick Investment Management) Runners-up: Chris Smith (Chris Smith Investments) Ross Hage (Edward Jones) Junction 87 Together eight years, Billy Ichida, Jim Norman and Bob Lewis say they play the music their friends like to hear, "old country western music, old rock and roll and dance music." They play at least three nights a week, including at the Buffalo Bar every Sunday. "We have a system," Jim said. "Billy is in charge of the music direction, Bob is in charge of the songs and I am just a bass player." RUNNERS-UP: Jim West & Kathleen Kelly Take Two and John Carpino & the Hot Cappuccinos Realtor Masseuse Winner: Shannon James (From Head to Toe Essentials) Runners-up: Lori Nelson (A Simple Touch) Frances Fork (Body Elegance) Beautician Payson Councilor Winner: Su Connell Runners-up: Ed Blair John Wilson Winner: Juliedon Petersen (Colorz Salon) Runners-up: Courtney Ferkol Payson Hair Co.) Jan Andrus (Toes in the Sand) Winner: Paul Bates (ERA) Runners-up: Debra Rose Ellis (Nextage Realty) Kim Ross (Keller Williams) Accountant Nail Tech Winner: Lisa Taylor (Taylor Accounting) Runners-up: Debra Daniels (Seely Mullins) Shelly Hale (Hale Accounting) Star Valley Councilor Winner: Paty Henderson Runners-up: Vern Leis Barbara Hartwell Winner: Robin Weaver (Polish Plus) Runners-up: Vivian Nguyen (Paradise Nails) Jan Andrus (Toes in the Sand) Photographer Winner: Amy Martell (A&M Photography) Runners-up: Andy Towle (Payson Roundup) Craig Miller (DJ Craig Weddings & Parties) Payson Roundup marketing consultant Bobby Davis served as master of ceremonies for the Best of Rim Country awards banquet held Monday, Feb. 25 at the Mazatzal Hotel & Casino. Thanks to all our loyal customers We want to congratulate all the in Rim Country Best of the Rim Country winners! Come to the most user-friendly Fitness Club in the Rim Country 420 S. Beeline Highway (928) 474-8443 Anytime Fitness of Payson is the fitness center that fits your on-the-go lifestyle. Here you can exercise any time using your own security access key! That's 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Talk about no more excuses! ANYTIME FITNESS MEMBERS RECEIVE: # # # # 24/7 Access to over 1800 locations worldwide 14 Day 100% satisfaction guarantee Free group fitness classes available 24/7 Free online personal training & nutrition support LATEX WALL/TRIM PAINT 101 E. Highway 260, Suite B • Payson • 928-468-8001 16 PAYSON ROUNDUP BEST OF RIM COUNTRY FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 2013 Best Doctor Dr. Alan Michels Dr. Alan Michels says "It's just caring generally for people. Doing what you can to serve their needs — encouragement and love.â€? He has seven employees and has practiced for 12 years in Payson. He sees 16 to 22 patients daily, but limits his patient load so he has time for his other contributions, including work for the Payson Christian Clinic, Mogollon Health Alliance and Payson Care Center. RUNNERS-UP: Dr. David Cluff and Dr. Michael Lowe Best Barber Best Dentist Dr. Charles Beier "Be honest, be real,â€? that is the motto and the key to dentist Charles Beier's success. He also credits his dedicated team. RUNNERS-UP: Dr. Ryan DiQuattro and Dr. Chris Winterholler JJ's Barber Shop Known for their men's haircuts, owner Juan Jimenez said they have grown a healthy clientele in the year and half since they opened. Amongst him and his two barbers they have more than 60 years experience. RUNNERS-UP: Al Christianer (Al Christianer's Barber Shop in Strawberry) and Dennis Shatterfield (Payson Barber Shop) Thank You! :LQQHUVDQG)LQDOLVWVRI Âł%HVWRI5LP&RXQWU\´ IURP)RVVLO&UHHN&UHDPHU\LQ6WUDZEHUU\ For voting BEST ANTIQUE STORE To show our appreciation, we would like to offer you a chance to win an Easter Brunch for 4 at the Mazatzal Casino! Customers must come in with this coupon to register to win. No purchase necessary and you may register once daily thru March 28, 2013. Drawing to be held on Friday, March 29th, 2013. Need not be present to win but must answer phone when called. Please Print Name: Address: Phone: Granny's Attic the Rim Country's %DE\*RDWV $UULYLQJLQ $SULOÂŤÂŤ &KHHVHDQG )XGJH 5DQFKDW)RVVLO&UHHNÂŤ:LQQHURIÂł%HVW6XPPHU'D\7ULS Granny's Attic k 800 E. Hwy. 260 928-474-3962 1HZ7LPHV%HVWRI3KRHQL[ :)RVVLO&UHHN5G6WUDZEHUU\ ZZZUDQFKDWIRVVLOFUHHNFRP PAYSON ROUNDUP BEST OF RIM COUNTRY FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 2013 17 Best Chiropractor Best Accountant Best Masseuse Shannon James Dr. Chuck Williams Dr. Chuck Williams has practiced for 17 years in Payson and sees about 25 patients daily. The key to success lies in "Doing a good job and caring about people — and not charging a lot. It's improving, hallelujah. I think I'm in Payson forever now. I could move, but I don't know where I'd ever move to." RUNNERS-UP: Dr. Daniel Flake and Dr. Liz Summers Lisa Taylor Third-year winner Lisa Taylor of Taylor Accounting and Tax says she tries to keep all of her clients happy. "I am very honored and humble," she said. RUNNERS-UP: Debra Daniels (Seely Mullins & Associates) and Shelly Hale (Hale Accounting) Shannon James of From Head to Toe Essentials has worked in Payson for 20 years. "We just keep building business," she said. Her salon now has about 12 employees who serve 120 customers daily. The key to surviving the downturn? "Working hard and advertising gimmicks — like Ladies Night, when people can sample any service we offer for $10. Business is excellent and we're expanding." RUNNERS-UP: Frances Fork (Body Elegance) and Lori Nelson (A Simple Touch) Best Beautician Juliedon Petersen Juliedon Petersen of Colorz Salon was thrilled to take home the best of award for the second year. "It is so amazing because I have the best clients, they are my friends," she said. Petersen says she has no idea how many clients she has, but they come from all over the state, many of which have been with her for years. RUNNERS-UP: Courtney Ferkol (Payson Hair Co.) and Jan Andrus (Toes in the Sand) Best Nail Tech Robin Weaver She's a Payson native who has been doing nails for 20 years, currently at Polish Plus. She says the key to surviving tough times is, "Just being really good. I love Payson. My little piece of heaven. RUNNERSUP: Jan Andrus (Toes in the Sand) and Vivian Nguyen (Paradise Nails) Best Realtor Paul Bates Paul Bates said "I am shocked. I didn't even vote. It's just wonderful. I am astounded. It's a great honor." Paul has spent 18 years selling homes in Rim Country. His business peaked at maybe $13 million annually during the boom, dropped to about $4 million in the slump and has climbed back up to about $6 million. He estimates about half the Realtors in Rim Country have gone out of business in the past four years. The key to surviving? "Darn hard work — and making sure I always put the customer first." RUNNERS-UP: Debra Rose Ellis (Nextage Realty) and Kim Ross (Keller Williams) Best Firefighter Bob Lockhart Payson Fire Marshal Bob Lockhart said no one was more surprised than he when he landed the award. "Who would have thought?" he said. Lockhart said the other firefighters must have "coddled back their performance to make me look better." RUNNERS-UP: John Wisner (Hellsgate), Toby Waugh (PFD) and Vince Palandri (PFD) r u o y r o f u o Y Thank s s e n i s u b d e continu Ce re a C ye E n o ys a P t a us f o ll a m Fro nter! The Time Out Shelter would like to thank the Rim Country for your support. Celebrating 20 years helping individuals break the cycle of domestic violence . www.timeoutshelter.org Dr. Troy S. Ford, Optometrist 411 S. Beeline Highway, Suite A 928-474-3556 18 PAYSON ROUNDUP BEST OF RIM COUNTRY FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 2013 Best Law Enforcement Officer Best Star Valley Councilor PAYSON'S RESTAURANT FOR KIDS i'm lovin' it® 2003! BEST EVERY YEAR SINCE 107 E. Highway 260 • 474-3698 Donny Garvin "I appreciate the public's support," said Sgt. Donny Garvin of the Payson Police Department. "I had some good competition. It probably says that I know the community in several ways besides law enforcement. I don't think I do a better job than the other officers." RUNNERS-UP: Les Barr (PPD) and Michael Hansen (PPD) Paty Henderson Paty Henderson has won best Star Valley Councilor three years in a row. She said she concentrates on reaching across town boundaries to work on mutual problems. "It is an old ranching tradition, you help your neighbors, you work with them," she said. RUNNERS-UP: Barbara Hartwell and Vern Leis 25 Artists: Paintings, Jewelry, Pottery, Sculptures, Stained Glass, Cards, Copper Art, Fountains, Mirrors, Gourds, Functional Wood Art Best Payson Councilor Best Bartender Thank You Payson, Payson's "out of the box" art experience for voting us the Rim Country's #1 Art Gallery. 703 W. Main Street • Payson • Arizona 85541 • 928-468-6129 www.downthestreetgallery.com email@example.com Congratulations to all the "Best of Rim Country" winners! Sal Mercado Su Connell Su Connell is the only woman on the Payson Town Council and she doesn't feel bad beating out her male counterparts for councilor of the year. "I am the only thorn amongst six roses," she said. "And I work hard to make it happen. But the best in my mind in Rim Country are all the people and the businesses that have hung in there and they all deserve awards." RUNNERS-UP: Ed Blair and John Wilson It would not be a Best of Award ceremony without Sal Mercado winning Best Bartender. The well known multi-year winner said the award is great job security. But he probably doesn't need it because he considers the bar's owners family. "They have taken me in as family and made it into a family restaurant," he said. "It is a super fun, super crazy job. It is a good time and I like being on the side that I am of the bar." RUNNERS-UP: Angela Hill (Apache Spirits) and Tara Fuller-Smith (Apache Spirits) MATTRESS EXPERTS PAYSON SAFEWAY CENTER Dr. Anderson and staff welcome Dr. Justin Church WE OFFER RIM COUNTRY's GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES IN ARIZONA BEST SLEEP! FREE Exam + X-rays for New Patients Includes exam, consultation and necessary x-rays Cannot be combined with dental insurance or other offers. Please present coupon. Call Today! (928) 474-4581 New Patients Only. Anderson Dental Group Very Insurance Friendly • Emergencies Welcome • Comprehensive Care 928.474.4581 712 N. Beeline Highway, Payson, AZ 85541 Located on west side of Beeline just south of Forest Drive. TOOTH COLORED FILLINGS | CROWNS | BRIDGES | VENEERS | EXTRACTIONS | ROOT CANALS | DENTURES | PARTIALS (928) 468-8568• Monday-Saturday 10-5


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Report: Teams Inquiring On Cowen
According to the Ottawa Sun's Bruce Garrioch, teams are reportedly calling Senators general manager Bryan Murray to inquire on defenceman Jared Cowen. Teams calling on defenceman Jared Cowen are being told he's unlikely to go anywhere. #Sens — Bruce Garrioch (@SunGarrioch) February 28, 2015 The report comes in the wake of Bryan Murray's recent TSN interview in which he...
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Senators defenseman Cowen suspended 3 games for hit to head
NEW YORK -- The NHL has suspended Ottawa Senators defenseman Jared Cowen three games for his late hit to the head of Florida Panthers forward Jussi Jokinen. Cowen was assessed a minor penalty for interference Saturday. Jokinen was shaken up but returned to the game. The league on Monday noted the lateness of the hit plus the fact that Cowen's shoulder made contact with Jokinen's...
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Breaking: Cowen Suspended for 3 Games
OTTAWA, ON – JANUARY 21: Jared Cowen #2 of the Ottawa Senators prepares for a faceoff against the Toronto Maple Leafs at Canadian Tire Centre on January 21, 2015 in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. (Photo by Jana Chytilova/Freestyle Photography/Getty Images) Jared Cowen has been suspended for three games for the late hit that he delivered on Saturday night to the Florida Panthers'...
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Ottawa Senators: Mike Hoffman Leads the Way
It has been a difficult year for the Ottawa Senators, a coaching change, long losing streaks, and a significant lack of offensive star power leaves the team at 20-21-9 following a 2-1 loss to Washington. However, despite the record there has been a buzz surrounding this Senators team. That buzz is courtesy of the 25 year old rookie, Mike Hoffman. Mike Hoffman was a 5th round draft...
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Sabres' Patrick Kaleta punches himself in face during fight (Video)
Now here's something you never see: Buffalo Sabres right winger Patrick Kaleta punched himself in the face during a fight with Ottawa Senators defenseman Jared Cowen in the first period of Monday night's game at the Canadian Tire Centre.It seemed that Kaleta punched himself in an apparent attempt to "wake himself up", as it led to a flurry of punches against Cowen. Not exactly...
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Patrick Kaleta Stops Hitting Jared Cowen Momentarily To Punch Himself (Video)
Uh, Patrick Kaleta, you're doing that whole fighting thing wrong. The Buffalo Sabres forward dropped the gloves with Ottawa Senators defenseman Jared Cowen late in the first period Monday night, but it wasn't your average bout. Kaleta displayed a rather unorthodox game plan as he proceeded to punch himself — yes, himself — in the side of the head before winding up and...
Jared Cowen – The Poster Child For a Mediocre Blue Line?
If you were to tell me that Jared Cowen was confused these days, I'd believe it from his on-ice play. A lot of eyebrows yesterday when Ottawa's media collectively tweeted from practice writing, "Jared Cowen was surprised to have been a healthy scratch so early in the season." For anyone who watched the first two games of the season, you're probably thinking that Cowen�...
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Bryan Murray Got Calls on Cowen At the Trade Deadline
I missed this last week, but Elliotte Friedman appeared on Sirius XM's Hockey Night in Canada Radio last Friday and was asked about the situation developing at the Senators' practice in which Jared Cowen and Chris Neil got into a heated scrap. "I think (the Senators) are really frustrated. I'm sure (Jared) Cowen is really frustrated. Actually, I was chatting with Bryan...
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Chihuahua puppies ( DEAL YOU CAN'T MISS!!! )
Selling our beautiful chihuahuas puppies going to be 9 weeks old currently have 3 females and 1 male left they are going fast !!!!!!!. Asking ONLY !!! $100 OBO please call or text (505)506.1221
This ad was posted with the eBay Classifieds mobile app.
May 29 -
Chihuahua puppies
Beautiful chihuahua puppies for sale 9 weeks of age looking for a great family currently have 3 females and 1 male asking $100 OBO please call or text 5065061221 for more info
This ad was posted with the eBay Classifieds mobile app.
May 27 -
AKC Newfoundland
hello, I have a purebred AKC certified male Newfoundland. He is black with a little white spot on his chest. Will post a photo asap. He is about 20 months old. He is a gentle giant, great with people and kids. He loves the outdoors and water. He must go to a new home with a ...
May 25 -
Rio Rancho
English Bulldog Puppies
Gorgeous English Bulldog puppies 3 Females available. Two are 8 weeks old and one is 6 weeks old. AKC registered all have first shots and parents are on site. $2000.00 each Please call (505) 363-5341
May 24 -
Los Lunas
Imperial shihpoos
Micro imperial shihpoos 1 chocolate 1 chocolate/white both male will be 3-4 lbs full grown text for more info thank you
May 24 -
cute big 9 month old male
A very lovely pup he is big for his age he loves play he loves run a round just big pup he would love you to death lick you to he not fix I bought him for 300.00 but he to big for me I can't kerp up with him maybe you or kids can so I just want 100.00 dollars and good home ...
May 23 -
cute pomeranian puppys
I have two beautiful Pomeranian puppy's double coat sable color ready in 3 weeks.
May 22 -
AKC golden retriever puppies-all male
AKC registered litter of light golden retrievers. 3 males left. Sire and dam on site.
May 22 -
Meet Richie! The newest addition to our Urban Puppies Kennel. He is currently 9 weeks old and only expected to be approximately 4.5 - 5 lbs fully grown. Here at Urban Puppies kennel we pride ourselves on raising happy, healthy, teacup puppies
May 18 -
Bandelier National Monument
AKC Cane Corso Puppies
We have 3 female Cane Corso puppies available. These beauties were born Jan 2, 2015 and can go to their new homes Feb 27th. www.kloud9canecorso.com
May 16 -
Santa Fe
Miniature Dachshund Puppies
Hi, I have 3 female Mini dachshund Pups for sale asking $350.00 each they have there second set of shots and wormer and ready to go to here new homes ,9 weeks old they were born March 19, 2015 .... If interested Please call or text Greg at 505-492-8096 Thanks :)
May 15 -
ukc purple ribbon bullys dax blood
Ukc purple ribbon fawn female going to be a real thick and stocky most likely a pocket or smaller just a overall beautiful dog.perfect body and tail. ears will be cropped a overall health check and first shots will be done. Please contact me for more information or pictures ...
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Adorable AKC German Shepherd Puppies
I have 4 AKC German Shepherd Puppies. 3 Males which are Black and Tan. 1 Female which is a Sable. The first photo is the female and the other 3 are the males. The last photos are Dad and Mom. Please phone calls only 928-245-8367 or 575-773-4805.
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Yorkie Apso Puppies
These hybrid designer puppies are ready for their forever home. Tails are docked and I have 4 females and 2 males. Daddy is Yorkie and mom is Lahsa Apso.
Hurry call or text 505-306-2746 today these puppies will go fast.
May 11 -
Darling tiny shih tzu girlShould be 4-5 lbs full grown.Raised in my home ,started on litter box training.Friendly and Happy Girl! All vaccinations and wormings for age.Looking for a home were she will be cherished as much as we do.Call Carolyn 505-261-7373
May 11 -
Shihtzu Pups for sale 8 weeks old
I have 1 female no white at all ,BLACK and 2 male brown with black tips . First shots and wormed. Very playful and cudely. Socially with other animals and us humans. So very lovable and looking for the right companion for life. Call for more Info,Karen at 505-489-6019.
May 11 -
Los Lunas
Reserving 100% Euro Boxer Puppies should arrive Mid June
Reserving 100% Euro Boxer Puppies from Chrisbokcastle-Iva and NICO Dei Centurioni. Should be arriving mid June. Please call 505-665-8560 or 505-927-3221 for information or visit shadowmountainboxersnm.com.
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Ojo Caliente
female shih tzu
Hello I am selling my girl shih tzu she is very sweet in need of a home where she will be loved and fed well
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We currently have 9 beautiful blue Great Dane puppies available as new additions to your home!!
We have 4 females and 5 males, all individually identified by their collar colors and Spartacus names ...
AKC Labrador Retreiver Puppies
We are a Breeder from Santa Fe County. We have three females left from a litter of seven born on March 29th. There are litter papers and the dog papers will be mailed to you from AKC. Please contact me as they go fast.
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Santa Fe
Aussie/Heeler Cross Puppies- 3 Months Old Awesome Family Dogs
These pups are ready for their new forever homes. These dogs are great around kids and are perfect for families. Perfect protectors and workers for the ranch. Very attentive, playful and sweet. Vaccinations current. Only 3 left. One male left(Cowboy), red color with ...
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German Shepherd Puppies
Good homes have been found for four of our puppies. two puppies remain as of May 17th
505 463-7731
Father is 75% German Shepherd and 25% lab and mother is 100% German Sheppard.
1 Males
1 Females
The Female German Shepherd is the smarted dog I have ever owned.
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AKC German Rottweiler puppies
we have a good german blood line, Our goal is to create a show quality German Rottweiler puppie, who is sound in temperament, beautiful in type, healthy in generics, correct in structure, and strong in bone, call or email us to learn more about our breeding and referral ...
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AKC English Bull Terrier female
hello all my puppies are full AKC registered and come with papers and shots please contact for further information also welcome to look at my professional website www.dinobullterriers.com
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Faculty Directory
MPH's experienced faculty is recruited from both private and public institutions. In addition to being outstanding in their individual disciplines, each brings a distinct personality and a unique style of teaching to the classroom. Outside the classroom, faculty members wear many hats, acting as advisors, mentors, coaches, chaperones for school events, and above all, friends. Students and teachers share many experiences together.
All faculty and staff are listed below in alphabetical order.
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Amy Terpening Abdo
315-446-2452 Ext. 159
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4th/5th Grade Humanities Teacher
B.A., University at Buffalo
M.A., New York University
Bonnie Adams
315-446-2452 Ext. 127
Registered Nurse
B.A., Towson University
B.S., Old Dominion University
M.P.H., Walden University
Maureen Anderson
315-446-2452 Ext. 136
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Director of Alumni Relations
B.Sc., Leeds University
United States Professional Tennis Association
Sylvia Angeli-Heer
315-446-2452 Ext. 149
Co-Director Extended Day Program
Certified Teacher's Assistant
Elizabeth Appleby
315-446-2452 Ext. 119
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Director of Upper School Operations
Assistant to Upper School Head
Assistant to Upper School Head
B.A., SUNY at Buffalo
Jennifer Baker
315-446-2452 Ext. 166
Visual Arts Department Chair
M.A., University of the Arts, Philadelphia
B.F.A., Temple University
Mary Kay Bauman
315-446-2452 Ext. 110
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Attendance Officer
Attendance Officer
B.A., Kutztown University
Leigh Bergman
315-446-2452 Ext. 163
Strings Instructor
B.M., Syracuse University
M.A., Syracuse University
Kristin Bernazzani
315-446-2452 Ext. 133
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College Counseling Coordinator/Registrar
Assistant to the Head of Middle School
Assistant to the Head of Middle School
B.A., Stonehill College
M.S.Ed., Illinois State University
M.S., Oswego State University
Mary Elizabeth Bongiovanni
MS Communications, US Model United Nations
B.A., William Smith College
M.S., University of Pennsylvania
Karen Brang
315-446-2452 Ext. 138
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Instructional Support, Grades 1-5
B.A., SUNY Cortland
M.S., SUNY Cortland
Tiffany Brec
315-446-2452 Ext. 153
Health and Wellness Instructor
B.A. , SUNY Plattsburgh
Kristen Byers
315-446-2452 Ext. 165
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Accounts Payable, Benefits Administration
B.S., Towson University
Albertine Cadin
315-446-2452 Ext. 180
B.S., Empire State College
M.S., Syracuse University
Carolyn Cahill
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French Instructor
B.A., Nazareth College
M.A., SUNY Albany
William Cardamone
315-446-2452 Ext. 139
Director of College Counseling
B.A., Hamilton College
J.D., Vermont Law School
Sarah Chhablani
315-446-2452 Ext. 186
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History Teacher
Asst. Model UN coach
Asst. Model UN coach
B.A., University of Chicago
M.Ed. , Marymount University
Nicole Cicoria
315-446-2452 Ext. 131
Director of Admissions
B.A., SUNY Geneseo
M.A., SUNY Cortland
Margaret Clark
315-446-2452 Ext. 137
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Lower School Librarian
B.A., Earlham College
M.L.S., Syracuse University
Colleen Congel
315-446-2452 Ext. 174
Director of Academic Support
B.A., SUNY Fredonia
M.A.T., Goucher College
Level I, Wilson Reading Certified
Michael Copps
315-446-2452 Ext. 158
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Vocal Music
B.M., SUNY Potsdam
Amy Critz
315-446-2452 Ext. 120
Assistant to the Head of School
B.A., SUNY Oswego
Edward Curtis
315-446-2452 Ext. 126
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Senior Administrative Dean, History
B.A., Hamilton College
M.A., University of Rochester
Bruce Dayton
Executive Director of Model United Nations
PH.D., Syracuse University
William Derschang
315-446-2452 Ext. 157
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Director of Data Management and Support
B.S. , Le Moyne College
M.B.A., Le Moyne College
Mary Jo DiMento
315-446-2452 Ext. 207
B.S. , SUNY Oneonta
M.S., SUNY Oneonta
Jim Dunaway
315-446-2452 Ext. 129
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Interim Head of School
M.A., Vanderbilt University
M.T.S., Gordon-Conwll Theological Seminary
B.A., Barrington College
Betsy Dunlap
315-446-2452 Ext. 118
B.S., St. John Fisher College
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Maintenance Staff-Evening
Timothy Fesko, Jr.
315-446-2452 Ext. 191
Math, AP Economics
Girls Modified Soccer Coach
Girls Modified Soccer Coach
BA, Hamilton College
MA, SUNY Empire State College
Susan Foster
315-446-2452 Ext. 184
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Science Department Chair
B.A., Hamilton College
M.A., SUNY Cortland
Wei Gao
315-446-2452 Ext. 144
Asian Language Instructor
B.A., Beijing University
M.A., Syracuse University
Ph.D. Program, Syracuse University
Annmarie Gregory
315-446-2452 Ext. 147
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Vocal Music
B.M., SUNY Potsdam
M.M., Syracuse University
Chad Gregory
315-446-2452 Ext. 183
B.S., Grove City College
M.S., Pennsylvania State University
Abraham Guerrero
315-446-2452 Ext. 104
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IT Coordinator, Malone Schools Online Network
B.S., LeMoyne College
Charles Heer
315-446-2452 Ext. 149
Co-Director Extended Day Program
Certified Teacher's Assistant
Degree Pending, University of Wisconsin
Teresa Henderson
315-446-2452 Ext. 134
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Art Instructor
B.A., Maryland Institurte College of Art
M.A., Syracuse University
Kendall Hoekstra
315-446-2452 Ext. 146
Head of Middle School, Math
B.A., Boston College
M.S. in Teaching & Curriculum , Syracuse University
Mark Hoekstra
315-446-2452 Ext. 335
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Girls and Boys Varsity Tennis Coach
B.S., US Naval Academy
M.S.I.E, Purdue University
Amy Hogan
315-446-2452 Ext. 195
B.A., LeMoyne College
M.S., Syracuse University
Patricia Bentley Hoke
315-446-2452 Ext. 188
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English, Girls Varsity Soccer Coach
B.A., Williams College
Richard Huyge
315-446-2452 Ext. 152
Band Instructor
B.A., Western Michigan University
M.A, University of St. Thomas
Katharine Johnson
315-446-2452 Ext. 204
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B.A., Mount Holyoke College
M.Ed., Xavier University
Melissa Kershner
315-446-2452 Ext. 207
B.S., Elmira College
M.S., Reading Education, SUNY Oswego
Patricia Kinneally
315-446-2452 Ext. 192
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BA, Ithaca College
MA, Binghamton University
Alexander Koziara
Stage Design
B.F.A., M.F.A., Purchase College
Michele Koziara
315-446-2452 Ext. 168
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Performing Arts Department Chair, Dance
B.F.A., Purchase College
Beth Krauss
315-446-2452 Ext. 182
B.S., State Univ. of NY at Fredonia
M.A., State Univ. of NY at Binghamton
M.A.T., Empire State College
Gabrielle Kroner
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Upper School Play Director
Juhee LaHaye
315-446-2452 Ext. 121
Assistant to the Head of Lower School
B.S., Allegheny College
B.A., Allegheny College
Saralyn Lawn
315-446-2452 Ext. 162
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Head of Lower School
B.A., SUNY Potsdam
M.A., Nazareth College
Vicki Layhew
315-446-2452 Ext. 190
4/5 Bridge Science
B.S., SUNY Oswego
Sue Leahey
315-446-2452 Ext. 144
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Director of Community Programs
B.S., SUNY Brockport
Alexandre Leclercq
315-446-2452 Ext. 115
Dean of Students
Maitrise, Ecole de Commerce Europeenne de Bordeaux
M.A., Syracuse University
April LePage
315-446-2452 Ext. 117
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Assistant to the Director of Admissions
B.A., St. Lawrence University
Kathryn Lester
315-446-2452 Ext. 143
4/5 Bridge Humanities
B.S. , SUNY Fredonia
M.S., SUNY Fredonia
Joseph Longden
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Maintenance Staff
Valerie Maxwell
315-446-2452 Ext. 122
Interim Chief Financial Officer
B.S, Daemen College
Linda McGinley
315-446-2452 Ext. 177
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Lower School Art
B.S., College of St. Rose
M.F.A., Rochester Institute of Technology
Silviana Medina-Dooher
315-446-2452 Ext. 198
B.A., Buena Vista University
M.A., Syracuse University
Donna Meehan
315-446-2452 Ext. 155
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Mathematics Department Chair
B.S., SUNY Oswego
Fred Montas
315-446-2452 Ext. 193
English Department Chair
B.A., Wesleyan University
A.B.D., Cornell University
Tina Morgan
315-446-2452 Ext. 124
Top of Page
Director of Advancement
B.S., Northwestern University
Liza Morrison
315-446-2452 Ext. 114
Director of Information Services
B.S., Cornell University
M.L.S., Syracuse University
Richard Moseson
Top of Page
Weiqi/Baduk Club Advisor
MathCounts Advisor
MathCounts Advisor
B.A., Oberlin College
Bari Nardella
315-446-2452 Ext. 369
Physical Education Teacher
Girls JV Tennis Coach, Girls Modified Volleyball Coach
Girls JV Tennis Coach, Girls Modified Volleyball Coach
B.S., Rutgers University
Robert Nasiff
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Chess Coach
Mandi Neave
315-446-2452 Ext. 170
Second Grade
B.S., SUNY Cortland
M.S., Le Moyne College
Jennifer Neuner
315-446-2452 Ext. 116
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Director of Special Events, Webmaster
Senior Thesis Project Coordinator
Senior Thesis Project Coordinator
B.A., SUNY Potsdam
William O'Malley
315-446-2452 Ext. 196
World Languages Department Chair
Boys JV Soccer Coach, Varsity Golf Coach
Boys JV Soccer Coach, Varsity Golf Coach
B.A., University of Scranton
M.A., Kent State University
Lori Ott
315-446-2452 Ext. 145
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Third Grade Teacher
B.A., East Stroudsburg University
M.F.A., Yale School of Drama
MST Inclusive Childhood Education 1-6, Le Moyne College
William Preston
315-446-2452 Ext. 189
B.A., Northwestern University
Dana Reid
315-446-2452 Ext. 123
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International Student Coordinator
B.S., SUNY Oswego
M.S., Syracuse University
Rebecca Rhody
315-446-2452 Ext. 140
Assistant Director and Registration Coordinator of Community Programs
Bryant and Stratton College
Donald Ridall
315-446-2452 Ext. 128
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Director of Athletics, Physical Education Department Chair
Boys Varsity Soccer Coach
Boys Varsity Soccer Coach
B.S. , SUNY Cortland
M.S., SUNY Cortland
Kelly Rose
315-446-2452 Ext. 112
Director of Development
B.A., Le Moyne College
Danielle Sanford
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Community Programs/Front Desk Substitute
Beth Scott
315-446-2452 Ext. 199
SAA Registered Suzuki Teacher
B.A. , Colgate University
B.S. , Columbia University
M.S.Ed. , Binghamton University
Caroline Sheffield
Top of Page
Mathematics Instructor
B.S, University of Nebraska at Omaha
B.A, Columbia College
Greg Sommer
315-446-2452 Ext. 171
4/5 Bridge Math
B.S., SUNY Fredonia
M.S., SUNY Cortland
Matt Spear
315-446-2452 Ext. 185
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History Department Chair
B.A., Binghamton University
M.S., Syracuse University
Erica Stark
315-446-2452 Ext. 172
World Languages
Varsity Cross-Country Coach, Modified Track Coach
Varsity Cross-Country Coach, Modified Track Coach
B.A., Elmira College
M.S., SUNY Cortland
Emily Steele
Top of Page
School Psychologist (Jamesville-DeWitt)
B.A., Wittenberg University
M.S., Syracuse University
John Stegeman
315-446-2452 Ext. 186
Head of Upper School, History
B.A., University of Colorado at Boulder
M.A., SUNY Brockport
M.Phil, Syracuse University
Pamela Stewart
315-446-2452 Ext. 150
Top of Page
B.S., Western Connecticut State University
Ryan Strader
315-446-2452 Ext. 161
Physical Education Teacher
Boys Modified Soccer Coach, Asst. Track Coach
Boys Modified Soccer Coach, Asst. Track Coach
B.S., SUNY Cortland
M.S. (in progress)
Joy Strickland
315-446-2452 Ext. 125
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Director of Counseling
B.A., Trinity College
M.A., Columbia University
M.S., Syracuse University
Christy Tuohey
Journalism Teacher
B.A., Marshall University
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Sunday, February 26, 2006
© Copyright 2015 Gwinnett Daily Post
Good news for Georgia Gwinnett College: Gwinnettians have already embraced the soon-to-be four-year institution, as evidenced by their enthusiastic response to my recent call for mascot ideas. Clearly, such trivial details as professors, courses and students can wait. What the college needs right now is an icon.As I mentioned in last week's column, I've received a number of excellent suggestions. In fact, I was impressed by the time and energy readers put into their e-mails - even the Arkansas fans who, incensed at my original proposal to call our teams The Razorbacks, spent all their time and energy coining vile phrases to describe me and my family. Many suggestions involved traditional animal nicknames, such as Lions, Tigers and Bears. Quite a few were bird names: Brown Thrashers, Ospreys, Crows, Vultures. (I suspect the last one might have been a commentary on the new college's relationship to its predecessors, Georgia Perimeter College-Lawrenceville and UGA-Gwinnett.) Other ideas were markedly more Gwinnett-centric: The Jams (a tribute to our highway status quo); The Buttons (in honor of Declaration of Independence signer Button Gwinnett); and The Mallers (a play on "Maulers" and an allusion both to our plethora of shopping malls and to those who frequent them). My favorite responses, however, were those that came with a little something extra - not just a mascot name, but an entire pep-club package. For example, the Joneses of Suwanee recommended that we call our teams The Kudzu. School colors would be green-on-green (of course), the stadium could be nicknamed "The Jungle" and the fight song would be "Welcome to the Jungle" by Guns N' Roses. Tina of Duluth submitted the name Dozers "because if there are trees on campus when it opens, they won't be there for long." She even wrote the opening lines of the school cheer: "Push 'em down, pave 'em over, build something else!" And Julie suggests that GGC christen its teams The Suburbanites. The stadium, she says, could be called The Cliffs at Chattahoochee Bluff. Cheerleaders would wear skimpy Abercrombie & Fitch T-shirts, fans would recline in Barcaloungers and the traditional halftime show would be replaced by a quick mall run. Good ideas, all. But in closing, allow me a final suggestion of my own, one that I hope will not inspire hatred among a bunch of people who think the movie "Next of Kin" is a documentary. Let's call the new college's teams The Gwinnett Success. Besides being one of those ultra-chic singular nicknames, like the Miami Heat, it's a mascot for which we have a ready-made slogan: "Success Lives Here." Besides, I can't think of anything that more accurately reflects this county's values or that will better position our teams for greatness. After all, you know what they say: Nothing succeeds like Success. E-mail Rob Jenkins at email@example.com.
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School has received 400 entries so far ( January 30, 2008 )
- College narrows mascot choices ( February 8, 2008 )


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Finance Minister P. Chidambaram's interim budget speech Monday seemed set to be derailed as he refused to carry on amid the din in the Lok Sabha.
As soon as Chidambaram began his speech, Communist Party of India-Marxist's MP Basudeb Acharia and Samajwadi Party chief Mulayam Singh Yadav and his party's Shailendra Kumar started protesting over the manner of introduction of the Telangana bill Thursday.
Several members from Andhra Pradesh, including central ministers Chiranjeevi and D. Purandewari, were seen standing near the speaker's podium holding placards demanding a united Andhra Pradesh
Many others, including Human Resource Development Minister M.M. Pallam Raju, were seen standing in the aisle.
Amid the din, Chidambaram was seen asking Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kamal Nath to ensure that the protesting MPs went back to their seats.
When told by Kamal Nath that he was audible so he should continue, Chidambaram said: "I don't intend to. No, no, sorry."
As Chidambaram stood asking for order to be restored, Speaker Meira Kumar told the MPs to return to their seats.
"These are the last few days of the 15th Lok Sabha, Interim budget is the constitutional duty of the finance minister. Please let the budget happen," she said.
Even as MPs belonging to other parties left the space near the speaker's podium following the speaker's request, those from Andhra Pradesh continued to raise slogans irking the finance minister, who, however, decided to continue this time.
Rural Development Minister Jairam Ramesh was seeing making an attempt to pacify Bodoland People's Front MP Sansuma Khunggur Bwiswmuthiary, who too was demanding something.
Ramesh offered to take a piece of paper the MP from Kokrajhar was waving to the speaker, Bwiswmuthiary refused and the minister returned to his seat with a shrug.
Towards the end of Chidambaram's speech, Trinamool Congress MPs trooped near the speaker's podium demanding a financial package for West Bengal.
Among those who shouted slogans were party members Kalyan Banerjee and Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar.
According to reports, the UPA government had made contingency plans to make the finance minister give his budget speech from the Lok Sabha TV studio, located in the Parliament House complex itself, in case it was disrupted in the lower house.
Railway Minister Mallikarjun Kharge had to table his budget speech Feb 12 after facing repeated disruptions by pro- and anti-Telangana MPs.


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Dendreon (NASDAQ: DNDN), the Seattle-based developer of an immune-stimulating drug for prostate cancer, said today it has hired Varun Nanda to be its senior vice president of commercial operations. Nanda was formerly the senior vice president and head of global oncology for Roche, the world's largest maker of cancer drugs, with hits like rituximab (Rituxan), bevacizumab (Avastin), and trastuzumab (Herceptin). Nanda's responsibility will be to lead the commercial push for Dendreon's sipuleucel-T (Provenge), including its sales and marketing. The FDA has a deadline of May 1 to complete its review of Dendreon's application to market the drug in the U.S.


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Ted Corbett
MANCHESTER: England took its first step towards its dream goal a millionaire pay day under the guidance of Sir Allen Stanford on November 1 when it crushed New Zealand by nine wickets in the one-off Twenty-20 game at Old Trafford.
It was, of course, a huge margin in Twenty-20 terms, as there were 15 balls left when Ian Bell struck the winning boundary but it was more remarkable because England has always found motivation difficult in any sort of one-day cricket.
In trouble
New Zealand had the ill-luck to lose its giant all-rounder Jacob Oram a few minutes before the toss with a hamstring injury and by the time Paul Collingwood had won the toss and asked it to bat it looked like a team in trouble.
England's greatest success was to deny Brendon McCullum, a ferocious hitter at his best, a run for his first nine balls, James Anderson had Jamie How caught with his first ball and Collingwood's cunning slower ball bowled Ross Taylor, the top scorer, when he seemed ready to add backbone to a crumbling side.
New Zealand could total only 123, its lowest score in this rapid-fire form of cricket.
With 124 not forgetting the big pay day as the target England could hardly fail to win but Bell then rushed to 60 in 47 balls.
It was one of the most comfortable victories since it saw the start of one-day international matches in 1971 a classic performance which showed "we can compete with any side in the world," said Pietersen afterwards.
The scores: New Zealand 123 for nine (Ross Taylor 25, Daniel Flynn 23, Stuart Broad 2 for 17, James Anderson two for 25, Graeme Swann two for 21) lost to England 127 for one (Ian Bell 60 n.o., Luke Wright 24, Kevin Pietersen 42 n.o.)


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