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NORTH PROVIDENCE — Throughout practice sessions last week, North Providence High head coach Glenn Williams quietly worried about how facing a Division II-B squad such as Shea could hurt it.
Not emotionally, of course, but physically. After all, the competition – not to mention the overall size, strength and speed of a D-II club – is better two leagues up, as many coaches out there would heartily agree.
"We came into this with the attitude 'Let's get through this without any injuries, and let's learn something from it,'" stated Williams, also the school's athletic director.
The only reasons he scheduled the tilt, he went on to explain, was that he needed to fill an open date, and because he once coached Raiders' mentor Dino Campopiano as a 13- and 14-year-old member of the North Providence Jets youth program.
He had a lot of respect for the way the then-and-now diminutive but speedy tailback played the game, and that admiration carried over into his high school coaching career. He admitted he's always kept tabs on how well his former back fared at Shea.
Williams discovered quite a bit about his gritty Cougars, despite sustaining a tough 17-14 non-league loss to the Raiders at Serio Memorial Field on Saturday afternoon: They're even tougher than he thought.
Campopiano learned something as well: His Raiders' defense must do a better job of controlling the line of scrimmage if it wants to play in December.
"Let me tell you something, North Providence played one helluva football game," he stated emphatically after Shea moved to 4-2 overall. "They dominated us up front the whole game, and (senior Bevin Ingram III) is a fantastic tailback.
"Their offensive line pushed us around like we weren't even there," he added. "I thought our O-line did a pretty good job, and we moved the ball, but we just couldn't stop that kid. I still say NP thoroughly outplayed us; they should be praised for it."
While senior signal caller Ty'Shon Ashe managed quite a day for himself – keeping the ball 21 times for 125 yards and two touchdowns – the fleet-footed Ingram III without question stole the show. He racked up 186 yards on just 10 handles, scored on jaunts of 79 and 60 yards and also returned a kickoff for 24 more.
All told, he had 210 yards in total offense, though classmate Brandon Nunez helped out with 30 ground yards on 11 carries.
Shea senior Melvin Washington actually accumulated 71 yards on nine, with Ashe completing four of five passes for 30 yards.
The Cougars (2-2 overall) nevertheless found themselves in trouble immediately after senior Dylan Tirocchi's opening boot traveled a grand total of four yards. Campopiano's crew took over on the NP 44, but could manage only four yards before punting to the hosts' 9.
Five snaps later, the Cougars were in the end zone after Ingram went off right tackle, broke the grasps on a couple of would-be tacklers and raced 79 yards for the paydirt. In the end, the drive went 91 yards and took only 1:48, though Tirocchi's PAT sailed wide right.
Undaunted, Shea battled back, maneuvering 55 yards on 10 plays culminating on Ashe's one-yard plunge off left guard. Highlighting the possession were Ashe's 15-yard keeper and his 12-yard aerial to sophomore Leandro DeBrito, who also converted the extra point to give the Raiders a 7-6 cushion with 2:51 left in the first quarter.
On the ensuing kickoff, NP moved 56 yards to the Shea 19, but a holding infraction moved it back. Two snaps later, Ashe picked off senior quarterback Ian Brown at the 8 and sprinted 92 yards down the left sideline to give the visitors a 13-6 advantage.
Officials, however, issued a Raider a holding penalty, negating the score and pushing Shea back to its own 26. It did eventually move to the 12, but that went for naught as freshman Yanique Duarte fumbled after a three-yard gain, and junior linebacker Kyle Rodriguez pounced on it.
Both squads went into intermission with Shea holding on tight to a 7-6 lead, but it wouldn't take long for the Cougars to respond. After Nunez returned the opening boot in the third 15 yards to the 35, they gained just five yards on the initial two plays. The third, though, went 60, as Ingram took the handoff between the left guard and tackle and hustled 60 yards untouched.
He also scored on the two-point conversion, again without a defensive lineman's hand near him, to lift NP to a 14-7 lead.
The Raiders' next possession began at midfield, but they did nothing with it after suffering two penalties for illegal procedure and delay of game.
The following drive began quite fruitfully, as Duarte returned Tirocchi's 38-yard punt 53 yards to the Cougars' 30. Ashe gained 23 yards on the first snap, and Duarte collected another four before Ashe swept three yards around left end for the TD.
DeBrito nailed the PAT, and Shea had knotted it with 4:07 left in the third.
Dave "Doc" Hanson's defense stiffened, and a decent seven-yard Duarte punt return gave Shea the ball at the hosts' 47. Ashe's 28-yard jaunt pushed it to the 10, but he was eventually tackled for a one-yard gain on a third-and-goal situation.
DeBrito came on and calmly ripped a 22-yard field goal to hand Shea its second lead of the contest.
The Cougars did move from its own 35 to the Raiders' 39, but that possession stalled, and Shea responded, assembling a solid 48-yard drive, one that took 5:02. The NP defense eventually stopped it at its own 18 on a fourth-and-four.
With 63 ticks remaining, NP had one last hope to at least tie it, which would've been a monumental "upset" stalemate, but Brown's deep toss down the left hash to Ingram was picked off by Duarte.
Duarte only manufactured 29 yards on 10 handles, but did have 68 return yards on three tries, and also snagged a pass for six more. That gave him 103 all-purpose yards, and the interception that ended it.
"We had the ball in North Providence territory I don't know how many times, but I thought we hurt ourselves," Campopiano mentioned, perhaps in reference to the lost fumble and 10 flags for a minus-60 yards. "We didn't take advantage of the opportunities given us. Again, they played great, and I tip my hat to them. That's a really good team.
"Ty'Shon played really well, and – obviously – any time you win, that's a positive, but we have a lot of things we need to work on," he added. "Attitude is one of them. They need to come to a game with a better attitude, more of a desire to play hard on every down."
Campopiano strolled over to Williams after his post-game chat with his squad, and the two hugged, then reminisced about days gone by.
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Williams: "I hope he gets All-State acknowledgment. He works so hard."
Campopiano reacted this way: "If you guys make the (Division IV) Super Bowl, he has to, and you better! I'll be watching you."
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By CLAUDETTE LANGLEYSun Advocate reporter
A final decision on how much to raise water and sewer rates was tabled Tuesday night until the Feb. 19 meeting of the Price River Water Improvement District board.
Cody Deeter from Lewis Young Robertson & Burningham presented board members with several possible scenarios for the district's financial future. All but one of the five options were based on raising the monthly cost of water and sewer services.
"We looked at what options were possible for getting the district on a more stable financial footings," Deeter said.
An approximate increase of $3 for each service lay at the core of four of the proposals.
The fifth one was to maintain the status quo which was quickly dismissed by the board members.
Tuesday's presentation was precipitated by several discussions at PRWID meetings about debt service, pending bond payments and the need to shave personnel and equipment replacements to balance the 2008 budget.
According to the materials from LYRB the district has outstanding debt of $12,341,290 which includes payments for approximately nine bonds issued over a 15 year period.
The district is presently facing a $860,000 payment which is due by April and is only expecting about 45 percent of the total to come in from property taxes.
With the debt service clock ticking loudly the board members reviewed the options Tuesday night and admitted that a rate increase was inevitable and the main decision would be how much and when to implement the higher fees.
Deeter's proposals involved increasing rates by $2 in 2008 and additional $1 in 2009.
While the fee hikes remained constant, three of the four options included restructuring bonds and extending the length of time for repayment.
However, it was also learned that any of the restructuring efforts would cost the district from $68,800 to $665,666.
By the end of the discussion, option one was the preferred choice as it did not include any additional costs to the district.
Boardmember Mike Dalpiaz said that he wanted to fully digest the proposal before voting on exactly how to proceed. He seemed to be weighing the possibility of a higher increase that would come all at once instead over two fiscal years.
"We are going to get beat up on any increase we might want to do it all at once," he said.
Dalpiaz, who is the mayor of Helper, and Wellington's Mayor Karl Houskeeper also told their fellow boardmembers that they would need to bring back the concept of the fee hikes to their cities before making a final decision as well.
PRWID's sewer rates vary according locale. Price residents pay $17.23; Helper residents $15.83; Wellington $15.87 and residents outside city limits are charged $27. Monthly water fees run about $23 across the board, according to PRWID staff.
Rates would go up about 6.5 percent if the $3 hike is adopted.
If the board decides to go forward with the fee hikes at the Feb. 19 meeting, a public hearing will then have to be scheduled. The public can expect to be heard sometime in March.
In other business the board decided to hold a closed executive session before the next meeting to allow department heads to share what they would like to see in the new district manager. The board is exploring putting together a new job description for the district's top administrative position which has been held by Phil Palmer for the past 30 years.
Palmer announced in January that he was ready to retire and gave the board a May 1 date for his action. Boardmembers then decided to revisit the requirements for the position and also to look at whether Assistant District Manager Jeffrey Richens might just be moved right into the position.
PRWID's board meets the first and third Tuesday of the month at 7 p.m. at 265 South Fairgrounds Road. For more information call Jeffrey R. Richens at 637-6350.


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Orphaned cougar from Idaho finds home in Oregon
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — An orphaned young cougar whose mother was legally killed near Preston, Idaho, has found a new home at the Oregon Zoo in Portland.
Paiute (PIE'-yoot) was rescued by Idaho Fish and Game, which contacted the Association of Zoos and Aquariums' puma population manager, Michelle Schireman at the Oregon Zoo.
She helps game agents across the country find permanent homes for such orphaned cubs at accredited zoos.
She says the young cougar is getting used to his new home and is being introduced to Chinook, the zoo's adult female cougar. Schireman expects he'll be ready to make his public debut by early summer.
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Paiute, an orphaned cougar from Idaho, explores his new home at the Oregon Zoo. Keepers expect the young cougar will be ready to make his zoo debut by early summer. Photo by Kristine Torres, courtesy of the Oregon Zoo.
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An orphaned cougar from Idaho has a new home at the Oregon Zoo. Paiute (pronounced "PIE-yoot") was orphaned as a cub after his mother had been legally killed near Preston, Idaho. He was rescued by Idaho Fish and Game, who contacted the Association of Zoos and Aquariums' puma population manager, Michelle Schireman at the Oregon Zoo, for help in placing the animal at an accredited institution.
Schireman, a keeper in the Great Northwest section of the zoo, assists game agents from across the country in finding permanent homes for orphaned cubs at accredited zoos. When needed, the zoo provides veterinary care, quarantine facilities and, in this case, a permanent home for orphaned wildlife.
"My position with the AZA allows me to step in and find great homes for cubs like Paiute," Schireman said. "AZA zoos have an aging cougar population, but due to the number of orphans needing homes every year our facilities have not needed to breed cougars for over 15 years. It is really a win-win situation."
Paiute is acclimating to his new home and is being introduced to Chinook, the zoo's adult female cougar. Animal introductions always require a careful and deliberate process, and Schireman expects Paiute will be ready to make his debut by early summer.
"We take every precaution to make sure our animals are healthy and happy," Schireman said. "Although Paiute is doing well, he still needs some time to get acquainted with his new home."
Cougars –– also known as mountain lions, pumas and (in Florida) panthers –– live mostly in the western United States and Canada. They weigh from 75 to 130 pounds and have a carnivorous diet both in the wild and at the zoo. Females are either pregnant or raising cubs for the majority of their lives. After three months of gestation, two to three cubs are usually born in a litter and live with their mother for up to two years.
With the exception of the Florida panthers, cougars are not listed as endangered, but they do face many challenges in other parts of the country due to human encroachment and habitat destruction.
The zoo is a service of Metro, and is dedicated to its mission of inspiring the community to create a better future for wildlife. With award-winning programs in conservation, exhibits, education and animal enrichment, the zoo is a national leader in animal welfare and wildlife preservation. Committed to conservation, the zoo is currently working to save many endangered and threatened species, including California condors, Washington's pygmy rabbits, Oregon silverspot and Taylor's checkerspot butterflies, western pond turtles, Oregon spotted frogs and Kincaid's lupine.
The zoo opens at 8 a.m. daily and is located five minutes from downtown Portland, just off Highway 26. The zoo is also accessible by MAX light rail line. Visitors who travel to the zoo via MAX receive $1.50 off zoo admission. Call TriMet Customer Service, 503-238-RIDE (7433), or visit www.trimet.org for fare and route information.
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Nov. 7, 2012
Rep Joe Donnelly of Indiana, three-term Democrat, defeats Republican Richard E Mourdock in race for state's open Senate seat; Mourdock was on defensive after his controversial comments on rape and abortion. MORE
Oct. 27, 2012
Gail Collins Op-Ed column puts spotlight on Richard Mourdock, Republican candidate for Indiana's State Senate, who caused national stir when he said pregnancy caused by rape 'is something that God intended to happen;' says anti-abortion comments made by him and Todd Akin reveal extreme starkness of Republicans' anti-choice stance that sounds so unthreatening when they simply say that they are pro-life. MORE
Oct. 25, 2012
Incendiary comments regarding abortion and rape by Indiana Senate candidate Richard E Mourdock creates difficulty for Mitt Romney, who endorsed him only days before; Romney, reaching out to women voters, has been trying to distance himself from the most uncompromising positions of many Republicans on abortion. MORE
Oct. 21, 2012
Unexpectedly competitive, costly Senate campaign in Indiana, one of only handful expected to decide control of chamber, looks suddenly like a race to the center; contest between Tea Party-backed candidate Richard E Mourdock and Democratic Rep Joe Donnelly is seen as nearly even in Republican-leaning state. MORE
Aug. 5, 2012
Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney campaigns in Indiana for Richard Mourdock, a Senate nominee and Tea Party favorite; Romney does not discuss bipartisanship, which he often speaks favorably about, but underscores his commitment to some Tea Party principles. MORE
May. 13, 2012
Primary victory of Tea-Party-backed candidate Richard E Mourdock in the Indiana Senate race illustrates the group's influence in determining whether Republicans will be able to retake a Senate majority; Tea-Party candidates have pledged to infuse the upper chamber with the same deep-seated conservatism that has been the hallmark of the House since 2010. MORE
May. 10, 2012
Sen Richard G Lugar's defeat in the Indiana primary election paves the way for a fierce and costly battle between Republicans and Democrats that could decide which party controls the Senate; Democrats see a strong opportunity to paint Tea Party-backed candidate Richard E Mourdock as too conservative. MORE
May. 9, 2012
Indiana's six-term Sen Richard G Lugar, one of the Senate's longest-serving members, loses a hard-fought Republican primary to Richard E Mourdock, the state treasurer; Mourdock's campaign was fueled by Tea Party groups and national conservative organizations that deemed collegial moderate Lugar too willing to compromise. MORE
May. 9, 2012
Man in the News profile of Richard E Mourdock, who defeated Indiana Republican Sen Richard G Lugar in the state's primary; Mourdock wants to cease the efforts at bipartisanship that defined the six-term tenure of Lugar and push for a more conservative agenda among Republicans in Congress. MORE
May. 8, 2012
Sen Richard G Lugar, Republican of Indiana, is fighting for re-election to his seventh term in office on the eve of the Republican primary after poll numbers show that he has the support of only 38 percent of likely voters; his opponent is Richard E Mourdock, who is receiving support from national conservative groups. MORE
Apr. 17, 2012
Sen Richard G Lugar, who has not had a primary challenger since he first won election in 1976, and last contended with a race where the margin was close in 1982, is locked in a Republican primary fight for the Indiana seat he has held for six terms; Howey/DePauw Indiana Battleground Poll shows Lugar leading RIchard E Mourdock 42 percent to 35 percent among likely primary voters. MORE
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Republicans See Senate Chances Bolstered by Primary Results
Republicans counting on an unpopular president and a favorable electoral landscape to help them win control of the U.S. Senate could have another asset this year - stronger candidates who are less likely to say embarrassing things.
August 20, 2014, Wednesday
Mourdock Compares US Economic Woes to Nazi Germany
An Indiana politician who lost his Republican Senate campaign two years ago amid criticism for his comment about rape is now comparing the handling of the national economy to the events leading up to Germany's 1936 elections under the Nazi regime.
June 7, 2014, Saturday
Democrats See a Break in a Gain for the Tea Party in Mississippi
The strong showing of the sometimes-unpredictable Tea Party favorite, Chris McDaniel, in the Republican primary offered Democrats the opportunity to highlight his controversial views.
June 5, 2014, Thursday
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Primaries Offer Test of Republican 'Establishment' Strength
Republicans in North Carolina will vote on Tuesday on their candidate for a U.S. Senate seat in November, in the first of several primaries this month that will test whether the party's establishment can beat back challenges from Tea Party rivals.
May 6, 2014, Tuesday
Runoff Elections Could Be Bad News for GOP
As Republicans try to win control of the Senate in the 2014 elections, they may be forced to confront runoffs in key states that could expose conservative-vs.-establishment rifts and allow relatively tiny numbers of voters to pick the nominees.
May 2, 2014, Friday
For GOP, Runoffs Could Complicate Key Senate Races
As Republicans try to win control of the Senate in the 2014 elections, they may be forced to confront runoffs in key states that could expose conservative-vs.-establishment rifts and allow relatively tiny numbers of voters to pick the nominees.
May 1, 2014, Thursday
The Republican Party's Senate Problem
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April 23, 2014, Wednesday
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Radio Clip Shows Different Side of Republican Senate Challenger in Mississippi
State Senator Chris McDaniel is seeking to topple U.S. Senator Thad Cochran of Mississippi, but first he will have to explain comments he made in his days as a radio broadcaster.
April 11, 2014, Friday
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Bid to Topple Mississippi Senator Tests Tea Party's Muscle
It is not shaping up as a great year for the conservative Tea Party movement as it seeks to revamp the Republican Party by challenging "establishment" Republicans in the U.S. Senate.
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Local elected officials and the P.S. 85 community in Astoria want to put a screeching halt to subway noise.
State Senator Michael Gianaris, Assemblymember Aravella Simotas, Councilmember Peter Vallone Jr. and Councilmember-elect Costa Constantinides joined community leaders, parents, teachers and students from P.S. 85 at a rally Tuesday to demand the MTA and Department of Education (DOE) alleviate noise problems created by the N and Q elevated subway line.
During the rally, speakers were constantly interrupted by a total of 16 trains that passed by in front of the school. Students, teachers and elected officials put up two fingers, a gesture used daily to pause school lectures, every time a train car passed.
"It is an unacceptable learning environment," said Gianaris. "It's been going on for decades and it's something that shouldn't be so difficult to fix as it apparently seems to be in the hands of the DOE and the MTA."
Gianaris and Simotas sent a letter to both the MTA and DOE calling for the agencies to come up with noise reduction ideas, including installing soundproof windows, acoustic sound-absorbing tiles, rubber wheels on the trains, cushioning the rails with rubber pads, and putting up a sound barrier between the outdoor subways platform and the school.
"It's hard enough to grab a child's attention, but to have to do it over and over again is too much to ask. My father had acoustic tiles put in years ago, but times and technology have changed and more needs to be done," said Vallone.
Vallone recently announced the MTA will be implementing a new technology on every train car on the N and Q subways lines, which will help reduce the noise of the air brakes at the lines' last stop at the Astoria-Ditmars Boulevard station.
According to students and teachers, during rush hour trains pass by every two minutes and during normal hours, every five minutes.
"It's not fair to take any time away from their education," said Farhan Mahin, a fifth grader and P.S. 85 student council president. "We want quiet now. This is our cause and we will not stand for anything else."
According to Rebecca M. Bratspies, professor of law and director of The City University of New York School of Law Center for Urban Environmental Reform, a recent study revealed the sound noise in the P.S. 85 classrooms was close to 90 decibels, almost double the normal standard.
"The noise outside P.S. 85 is unfair to our children and does not supply them with a conducive learning environment," said Constantinides, whose son attends P.S. 85. "We owe them better than the distracting environment they currently inhabit at PS 85."
According to DOE spokesperson Marge Feinberg, P.S. 85 is a high-performance school which received an A on its recent Progress Report and some classrooms already have acoustic tiles.
"Instruction is not being disrupted," said Feinberg. "Some classrooms have acoustic tiles. The 1st floor has five rooms with acoustic tile facing the front of the building. The 2nd floor has three rooms plus the auditorium facing the front of the building. The 3rd floor has two rooms facing the front of the building. They are all facing the side of the building exposed to the train."
Terminal switches for the Ditmars Boulevard subway station are located right by the school making the noise problem at the site hard to fix, according to MTA spokesperson Kevin Ortiz.
"These switches are scheduled for replacement in the next capital plan (2015-2019). In the meantime, we have dispatched crews to tighten any loose bolts or joints that may contribute to noise," Ortiz said.


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HT Global Council Meets in Argentina
The Humanity's Team Global Council held its annual coordination meeting outside Buenos Aires, Argentina, 17-23 May 2008.
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NEW YORK, April 14, 2008 -- Pope Benedict XVI would serve humanity best if he declared during his U.S. visit that no path to God was better than any other, a global spiritual group said Monday.
"God loves us all equally, and denies no one," the 94-country Humanity's Team movement said.
"This includes non-Catholics, homosexuals and women who have had abortions," said the nonpartisan grassroots movement dedicated to "Awakening the World to Oneness."
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This annual event is a gentle wake-up call to the idea of Oneness.
HT European Leadership Gathering
March 27-30, 2008 twenty two HT leaders came together in Prague, Czech Republic from 14 countries to share their experiences and set intentions for Humanity's Team in Europe. Unlike previous European friendship gatherings most of the participants were Country Coordinators.
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It's easy to install an what I like best is its safety redundancy and the fact that it really keeps my water where I wantbit!! It kicks the pump on as soon as the level drops. I would say less than a pint Best ATO By Joesreeftank on 8/23/2015 Joesreeftank would recommend this product to a friend Do not screw around with the others, This one does what it says, It keeps my Sump right were I set it, I have a 40 gal sump and if it looses less than a couple of pints it kicks on and tops off..Easy to install Must have item By Jim on 8/11/2015 Jim would recommend this product to a friend Great auto top of package, very easy to install and get set up. Pump is a little loud for how small it is (only hear it when in the room, which i like since I know it is working). The price is a little high, but totally worth it once you see it in person and have it setup. Would definitely buy again. 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It was only a few keystrokes, but it was enough to stir up a controversy in Carbon County's Democratic Party and embarrass party chairman Ed Chavez Jr.
As Mr. Chavez explained it in an interview Wednesday, he received an e-mail from county commission candidate Kyle Edwards which urged voters to take part in the June primary election and not to wait until the final election in November. Mr. Chavez said it seemed like a good idea at the time, so he forwarded it to his mailing list of county employees and other Democratic party faithful.
But he did not pay much attention to the subject line, which read, "Vote Kyle Edwards for Carbon County Commissioner."
People who received the e-mail thought it looked like an endorsement by Mr. Chavez, which he insists he did not intend.
"I made a mistake, and I'm sorry," he stated.
He also sent out an e-mail of his own to apologize for the slip.
"My intention was to get everyone out to vote in the primary election and not to support or endorse any candidates," he wrote. "I [sincerely] apologize to all the candidates and fellow Democrats that I have offended and will not let this happen again in the future," he concluded.
Mr. Chavez also said he misinterpreted the party's bylaws and thought that supporting candidates after the county convention was permissible.
"I never asked for an endorsement," Mr. Edwards declared when contacted about the situation. He then quipped that the "buzz" about the e-mail might help his campaign by enhancing name recognition.
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