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Editor"s Note: This is one of a series of articles about the history of the Sun Advocate and the county it covers as a newspaper. These articles are being prepared in commemoration of the 120th anniversary of the newspaper"s birth in 1891.
There is hardly anyone in Carbon County, that has not lived here any real length of time, that has not heard of Carbon County Sheriff Marion Bliss. His name comes up in conversations periodically for a couple of reasons. For one, before the election of county commissioner Jae Potter last fall, he was the last Republican voted into county wide office since the 1940s. But secondly, because of his tragic death while holding the sheriff"s office in 1945.
The events that led up to Bliss"s death in April of that year have been well documented, yet questions still remain about what actually happened, despite an investigation that was conducted immediately after his demise that termed the death as an accidental shooting.
This is not the story of only a tragedy for one man, but for three and their families who had to endure the events of what happened those two days for years after.
The end of World War II in Europe was imminent as the allies pushed into Germany and only a few days before Adolf Hitler would take his own life Verdell Pace left his home to herd some cattle northeast of Price toward Kenilworth. Pace, who was a lineman for the telephone company, had only been married a few years, had a three-year-old son and his wife was also pregnant. Reportedly well liked and respected, he had been given some cows by his uncle who owned a farm nearby. That morning of April 22 he got up early to herd the animals. He was supposed to return early that afternoon, but when he didn"t come back family members began looking for him because they feared he may have fallen off his horse. News reports vary as to who found Pace"s horse, but according to some reports his uncle Ivan found the horse and backtracked it to the body of his nephew who had been shot.
"Ivan backtracked the the horse right to the spot where the body lay,"said Deputy Warren Peacock later in a news report. "He returned to Price and Sheriff Bliss and doctors returned with the body about 10 p.m. the same night."
Immediately the authorities thoughts turned to Angus Robb, the owner of the ranch near where Pace was shot and killed. Robb had been released from the Utah State Hospital in Provo about three years earlier, where he had been treated for mental problems. Robb had been committed to the hospital after years of mental instability during which he had reportedly attacked a local man named Rex Mathis. In the week before the incident some people had reported that if they came close to his property he would ride out with his horse, rifle in hand, and threaten them. Once it had been reported that he even shot at someone.
Early Monday morning Highway Patrolman Jack Sullivan approached the Robb farmhouse to talk with Robb about the shooting.
"Robb appeared near the house and the officer told him he wanted to talk to him,"reported the Sun Advocate on April 26. "Robb"s answer was several shots fired at the man. Robb then retreated into the brush and willows north of the house, an area which is traversed by several ditches and a dry canal."
Soon other patrolmen and sheriff deputies arrived along with their command structure. They used a railroad embankment as a defense against Robb"s bullets. Several hours went by as they organized and determined what to do. At the same time the word about the manhunt spread around town and people began to arrive in their cars to watch the action.
Some eye witnesses reported that people were nearly in the mix with the authorities who were looking for Robb and that when the gun fire began a lot of people were actually within range of the bullets.
According the paper, shortly before 4 p.m. a group consisting of Bliss, Dr. J.C. Hubbard, Sullivan, Joe Arnold, other state patrolmen and a rancher approached what they thought was Robb"s position from the southeast along a stand of willows. Based on where they were approaching Robb could obviously see them. About 150 yards from the suspects position, shots rang out. It was then that Bliss was hit. Dr. Hubbard tried to help him but he was fatally wounded.
The group continued to press on to Robb"s position, even using tear gas, but a strong wind blew much of the gas away. Robb fired several times at the authorities as they tried to close in on him.
About an hour after Bliss was killed Walter Westbrook (a special officer for the Rio Grande Western Railroad) along with patrolman Lyle Hyatt, came upon Robb and more shots were fired. According to the Sun Advocate, officers later found Robb lying in the ditch with multiple wounds.
The aftermath of the events over the two days was long reaching. Questions about how two of the three men died were rampant. Some said that Robb committed suicide rather than be taken by authorities. As for Bliss, initial reports said that he was killed by shots from Robb"s gun, but later rumors had it that he was killed by someone in his own posse, possibly on purpose.
During an inquest into the deaths it was determined that Pace was murdered by Robb, Robb died of wounds inflicted by lawmen who were pursuing him and finally that Bliss" shooting was accidental.
Based on reports from the inquest, the fatal shot probably came during a march by lawmen through some willows where there was apparently some confusion as to Robb"s location.
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Anglers may keep additional trout at the new Gigliotti Pond in Helper. Beginning June 19, the Division of Wildlife Resources doubled the daily bag and possession limit for trout in the pond from four to eight.
The increased trout limit will remain in effect through Aug. 31, 2002. On Sept. 1, the limit will revert back to four trout.
Anglers are reminded that largemouth bass and bluegill may not be taken from the pond.
"Gigliotti Pond is a newly constructed urban fishery in Helper," began Louis Berg, aquatic program manager for the DWR southeastern region. "Unfortunately, the pond has developed a leak and the water level is rapidly dropping. It appears that the leak is in or near the bottom of the pond. The leak needs to be fixed as soon as possible to prevent running out of available water to refill the pond and keeping it full during the remainder of the year."
"It will be necessary to let the pond water level drop to a very low level in order to locate the leak, dry out the pond bottom at that location and make the repairs," Berg said.
"There is a danger that all trout in the pond will die. The trout limit for anglers has therefore been increased to allow the more than 1,000 fish present to be removed. There is a good chance that bass and bluegill, which are much more tolerant of low water levels, will survive."
Trout stocking will resume after the leak is fixed and the pond is refilled, but that could take until this fall.
"The division regrets the problem that has occurred at this time, when the pond can really be used by Carbon County youth and less than a month after opening to fishing," Berg appologized.
For more information call the DWR southeastern region office at 636-0260.


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By CLAUDETTE LANGLEYSun Advocate reporter
Forward movement on the East Carbon-Sunnyside new public safety building stalled a bit at last Wednesday's Carbon County Commission meeting.
An agenda item to approve a new fire contract with both cities was put on hold when only one representative from Sunnyside showed for the Nov. 21 discussion. Commissioners indicated they had expected to hear both proposals Wednesday.
"I thought this was supposed to be from both of you," said Commissioner Mike Milovich to Shari Madrid, who came from Sunnyside's fire department.
Madrid indicated that she had no idea what East Carbon's proposal was, but told the commission that Sunnyside was seeking $5,000 annually to provide the county with fire services.
East Carbon's Mayor Orlando LaFontaine said Friday that there may have been a little misunderstanding about the timing of going before the Carbon County commissioners.
"We wanted to have the attorney review all the documents first," said LaFontaine.
He added that East Carbon had also expected to appear in front of the Utah Permanent Community Impact Board to finalize the $1.9 million in funding for the joint public safety building.
The CIB funding includes a zero-point interest $300,000 bond that both cities will be required to pay back during a 30-year period.
As it were, the payments will amount to $5,000 per year per city, the same amount that LaFontaine said East Carbon will be seeking from the county for providing fire services to the unincorporated areas.
Without LaFontaine to clarify what East Carbon would be seeking, Commissioner Bill Krompel proposed that the discussion of the fire contracts be postponed until either the next board meeting Dec. 12 or until a special session could be arranged.
"I want to make sure what East Carbon will be asking for," said Krompel on Friday afternoon. "I want to get all three parties to sit down in the same room."
While the fire contracts are a separate issue from the public safety building, which will house the Sunnyside and East Carbon fire departments and the ambulance service, they appear intertwined as the contracts will provide both cities with the annual revenue to repay the bond.
"We really want to help out those communities," said Krompel.
In addition to fire service contracts that will cover the bond costs, the county donated the land for the building.
"The county has been so gracious, we really appreciate all the support they have given us," said LaFontaine.
According to the mayor, the East Carbon council members aren't 100 percent behind the project and have made moves to block it.
"It's been a battle," said LaFontaine.
Differences have also arisen between the two cities as to where the building should be located.
East Carbon residents spoke out, in summer time city council meetings, about their desire for the facility to be erected in their town and against the site provided by the county.
Barbara Robinett, an East Carbon resident and an emergency medical technician, decried the location at the junction of Utah Highways 123 and 124 as "not safe."
In addition, the formation of a committee to oversee the project caused some pause among the city leaders.
Sunnyside Mayor Bruce Andrews reportedly objected to the possibility of the committee interfering with the business of the city.
Eventually, however, differences were ironed out and a seven-person advisory board was formed.
The board includes the mayors of East Carbon and Sunnyside, one resident from each city, one council member from each city and a county representative.
"The board was put together to get the building built," said LaFontaine. "This provides a neutral team of people."
The issues dividing the cities have slowly been resolved and it appears that the joint project is on its way to fruition.
"You need to order the title (for the property) and give it to the CIB," Milovich told Madrid at the Wednesday commission meeting. "In fact, I don't remember ever signing a deed."
When finished, the public safety building will house both East Carbon and Sunnyside's fire departments and the ambulance service.
Despite having separate departments, Madrid pointed out that both cities respond to any fire no matter if its East Carbon or Sunnyside. It appears the size of the departments and the number of certified firefighters in each make the cooperation a necessity.
Sunnyside currently has two certified firefighters and East Carbon has four.
"You have to have a minimum of four certified personnel to go into a structural fire," said LaFontaine.


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Shrek-ification at Port St. Lucie High School
Watch video of Chris Harris's transformation here: http://www.tcpalm.com/videos/detail/shrek-ification/ Actors and 2013 Port St. Lucie High School graduates Chris Harris (Shrek) and Shane O'Neil (Donkey) have makeup applied Monday afternoon before "Shrek The Musical" rehearsal at the school. Port St. Lucie High School will be presenting its 17th annual summer musical June 19-23 at the school, located at 1201 SE Lennard Road in Port St. Lucie. Kira Anderson, who will be entering her junior year, plays Princess Fiona. Perfomances will be held at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday, 7 p.m. on Sunday with a 2 p.m. performance also on Saturday and Sunday. For more information, call 337-6768.


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Anthony G. Collins, co-chairman of the North Country Regional Economic Development Council, said the group would actively seek new projects to fund because it was named a top performer.
A lot of projects that wouldnt have been funded are moving forward, Mr. Collins said. Were one of two teams with an unblemished record.
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomos recent funding announcement means an additional $90.2 million for the region. Mr. Collins said the council would use some of that money to address calls for more housing and infrastructure spending.
Cleverly, weve identified a way of helping some projects tied to economic development, Mr. Collins said. When youve got a competitive funding process, youre going to get creative proposals.
Of the $90.2 million, only $37.6 million has been designated among 78 specific projects across the region, including the $5.4 million rehabilitation of a Watertown apartment building and the $2 million construction of a mixed-use development in Carthage. The remaining $52.6 million is divided into four funds and can be distributed at the economic development councils discretion. That money includes a $2.5 million municipal water and wastewater infrastructure support fund, and a $1 million community renewal fund.
The council is determining which projects will be funded, and might revive some that were overlooked in the past, Mr. Collins said.
Were remembering the projects in our region. If they dont get funded, we dont forget them, he said. If anyone has what they think is a transformational project, please come forward.
John R. MacArthur, a senior engineer with Beardsley Design Associates, Auburn, suggested the council turn its eyes to the pending collapse of the building at 395 Main St., Malone.
It could have a devastating impact on the village of Malone, he said. It is very likely the building will collapse in the next year or two.
The building is adjacent to the Main Street Bridge over the Salmon River, which carries Route 11. Mr. MacArthur said the buildings collapse could damage or destroy the bridge.
We have some great infrastructure, but also a legacy of old and abandoned buildings no one knows what to do with, he said. This building is a poster child for that problem.
Mr. Collins acknowledged the issue, but stopped short of prescribing a solution.
This is a big-deal problem for our region, he said.
The council gives priority to projects that have the best potential to deliver economic benefit, Mr. Collins said.
I go right to the bottom line, he said. Were looking to create jobs. To us, the nature of the project doesnt matter, but an investment should have a return.
Mr. Collins said the councils choices would fit in with a larger plan to boost regional tourism, promote sustainable development and connect underserved areas with high-speed Internet.
At the meeting, the council endorsed a Franklin County proposal to levy a 5 percent occupancy tax on hotel rooms and vacation rentals and to use the revenue for tourism marketing.
In the coming months, Mr. Collins and other council members will take their plan on the road throughout the region.
I am getting ready to visit each of the counties to get public input as we have in years before, Mr. Collins said. He said he anticipated work would begin soon on another package of economic development projects, since Mr. Cuomo sought a third round of funding in his executive budget proposal.
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News about Boris A. Berezovsky, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
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Mar. 28, 2014
British coroner Peter Bedford says he cannot determine whether 2013 mysterious death of Russian power broker Boris A Berezovsky in London was due to suicide or homicide. MORE
Mar. 27, 2014
Avi Navama, bodyguard working for Boris A Berezovsky, Russian oligarch and fierce adversary of the Kremlin who died in 2013 under unexplained circumstances, says at inquest in London that Berezovsky had been depressed in months leading up to his death following his defeat in a multibillion-dollar court case; says his death appeared to be suicide. MORE
Mar. 29, 2013
British police officer says exiled Russian oligarch Boris A Berezovsky was found in manner consistent with hanging but that involvement of another person in his death cannot be ruled out; it is first brief detailing of circumstances surrounding Berezovksy's death. MORE
Mar. 25, 2013
Exiled Russian oligarch Boris A Berezovsky, who was found dead near London on March 23, was driven into despair partly by humiliating court ruling in August 2012, when he lost $5.1 billion lawsuit against former associate Roman A Abramovich; one theory posits he was also despondent over rapid dissolution of his once-vast fortune and his exile from Russia, where he was sentenced to prison in absentia. MORE
Mar. 24, 2013
Boris A Berezovsky, once richest and most powerful of so-called oligarchs who dominated post-Soviet Russia, and close ally of Boris N Yeltsin, dies; Berezovsky helped install Vladimir V Putin as president, but later exiled himself to London after bitter falling out with Kremlin. MORE
Sep. 1, 2012
Russian tycoon Boris Berezovsky loses multibillion-dollar lawsuit against his former friend Roman A Abramovich, a Kremlin favorite who owns London's Chelsea soccer club; Berezovsky accused Abramovich of acting in concert with Russian Pres Vladimir V Putin to bully and blackmail him into selling his shares in the Russian oil company Sibneft and other assets in 2001 for a fraction of their value, under threat that the Kremlin might expropriate his holdings. MORE
Nov. 10, 2011
Monumental legal battle between Roman A Abramovich and Boris A Berezovsky offers riveting window into inner workings of post-Soviet period in Russia, when two men banded together to earn billions by commandeering entire industries, neutralizing enemies and fixing elections; lawsuit, brought by Berezovsky in London, claims Abramovich owes him $5.8 billion. MORE
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Russian Businessman's Death Remains Mystery, Coroner Says
A British coroner said Thursday that he could not say whether Boris A. Berezovsky, a businessman and power broker, died of suicide or homicide.
March 28, 2014, Friday
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An inquest to determine the cause of death of Boris A. Berezovsky, a fierce adversary of the Kremlin, resumed near London.
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Boris A. Berezovsky had a ligature around his neck and was lying on the bathroom floor when an employee found him, the police said on Thursday.
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Berezovsky's Death Is Unlikely to Be Mourned in Russia
If Boris A. Berezovsky, the exiled oligarch who died in London over the weekend, is remembered at all, it will be for the role he played in the post-Communist 1990s — an era that many Russians would just as soon forget.
March 27, 2013, Wednesday
A New Death Underscores an Old One
Boris A. Berezovsky had long advocated for justice for Alexander V. Litvinenko, a former K.G.B. officer and whistle-blower who died in 2006. He even paid his widow's legal bills. But that support has dried up.
March 26, 2013, Tuesday
The Oligarch Who Dug His Own Grave
The downfall of Boris Berezovsky shows that the rules he laid out still hold true in Russia today.
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Post-Mortem for Russian Finds No Sign of a Struggle
The death last week of the exiled Russian oligarch Boris Berezovsky outside London was "consistent with hanging," the British police said.
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Still thinking about cakes! There are so many options; it's hard to zero in on one. I like these tastes: vanilla creme brulee, carmel, hazlenut, orange/blood orange, pomegranate, plum, apricot, raspberry (ALL berries in fact), mango. We also love grapefruit! I think passion fruit sounds amazing. Mango and raspberry would look great together,..not sure about the right combination of any of the tastes...Any more suggestions?
The cake's going to be a basic genoise. Since they don't drink, I can't use any alcohol either to flavor the fillings or the syrup for the cake layers. The outside will be a basic IM buttercream.
Based on her suggestions, these are my thoughts: crème brulée is out (though we are having them to dinner the night before, and I will probably make that for dessert that night). Pomegranates and oranges/blood oranges seem more wintery to me, and plums and apricots strike me as being better suited to tarts. That leaves me with caramel, hazelnut, berries, mango, and passion fruit. The grapefruit thing throws me, as well. I could do a grapefruit curd, but can't possibly imagine it being very tasty as a cake filling.
The cake will likely be six layers, so there are five layers of filling. I could swap out a couple of layers of cake for a hazelnut dacquoise and do a caramel mousse filling, or do a hazelnut praline mousse filling, or mix fruits: raspberry + mango, mango + passion fruit, raspberry + apricot.
My friend is right. The possibilities are endless. Do you all have suggestions to help me clear my head?


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Unlike Buzzwords, Relationships Will Always Be in Vogue
Technology can make the job of tracking customer experience much easier and far more rewarding for companies. Chasing clouds and wrangling big data are the new "it" trends in IT, but they shouldn't replace an understanding of the people who represent those data points. Keeping technology in perspective, and prioritizing the customer experience, will never go out of style.
Mar 7, 2013 5:00 AM PT
The jargon of an industry is a good indicator of where the mindset of that industry is at any particular moment. Think of terms like "the cloud," which are set upon by marketers and subverted to their ends until the meaning has been wrung from them.
For many in IT, the cloud is a place that solves many of their routine problems, sight unseen, and it helps relieve them from constant attention from the CFO (at least until a cost analysis is performed). Clearly, IT is under pressure and being asked to do more; the idea of exporting IT functions is a lifesaver for IT managers in a trying time.
CRM is a great place to watch the ebb and flow of similar terms, and how they correspond to the mindset of the people using the technology. Currently, there are two terms that come up over and over which are both complimentary and at odds with each other: "Customer experience" and "big data." Both add value to the conversation, but both also threaten to misdirect CRM users who aren't sure of their importance in the context of their businesses.
Keep the Focus on Customers
Customer experience is used generically, but it generally describes the customer's perception of the interaction between him or her and the seller, across all moments of contact in the relationship. It's a very big set of events, spanning all three legs of CRM (sales, marketing and customer service).
Because it involves an understanding of every connection the customer has with a business, it can prove challenging -- tracking customer experience in a comprehensive way means that every employee can record data about the customer's interactions with the company.
It's easy for this to break down. For example, a bad experience with a field service person might be the event that drives the customer to a competitor, but who'd be charged with reporting that event? Probably the field service person with whom the customer had a problem.
The concept of total adoption of the system is the ideal in CRM, but there have been many cases where a true view of the data suffered because a sales rep opted not to report bad news about his or her performance. The same is even more true in the attempt to truly understand customer experience.
The effort is being made, however, and that's a good thing. I think the urgency around customer experience comes from the realization that data on its own is not enough; it needs to correspond to an action that has been or can be taken to make a customer more loyal, more profitable or more likely to spread good news about your company.
Focusing on the experience indicated by the data, rather than on the data itself, is much more likely to earn the relationships your business hopes to gain.
The Big Data Conundrum
That brings us to the other popular buzzword of the day: big data. The focus on this is really nothing new; back when we used punch cards in our computers, that stack of cards was seen as a daunting amount of data.
However, in the present we're becoming more adept at generating data, capturing it and analyzing it. The "size" of the data is not the thing; the velocity and the variety is what sets it apart today.
Seeing that opportunity is important. Again, though, as with customer experience, unless you can connect the dots between data and the real-world application of that data, you're missing out on the business value.
Too many people I talk to are in love with the amount of data, or the variety of the data, or the speed at which they accrue it. What they need to focus on is their ability to segment the data and analyze it for things that are important to their businesses.
The big data era opens new opportunities for creativity in how the data is used, and how different slices of data can be correlated to find new insight. That data, however, needs to be applied in order for it to do you any good.
Real People, Not Data Points
The other pitfall of falling in love with big data is that it starts to abstract you from your customers. The people who buy from you are not the data points that spring from their interactions with you, your marketing or your support teams. They are also not the data you glean from social media. They're much more complex than that -- and you can scale your understanding of that complexity only so far through automated means.
Analysis of data is really the first step that reveals where you should go with your efforts to personalize your relationships with customers, and the proof point of how successful you've been in doing that. It's not a substitute for the customer thinking you've always done, or the presence of great customer-facing people in your organization.
Relationship is always at the heart of all these efforts. The experience you create for the customer is not the relationship, nor is the data generated by your customers through their interactions with you.
The desire to create better customer relationships is the underlying need that's taken us from the beginnings of CRM to the point where we can talk about customer experience management and big data.
But without the focus on relationships, none of this technology will help you survive long-term.


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Bilirubin testing checks for levels of bilirubin in your blood. Bilirubin (bil-ih-ROO-bin), an orange-yellow pigment, is a waste product of the normal breakdown of red blood cells. Bilirubin passes through the liver and eventually out of the body — mostly in feces, a small amount in urine.
Before reaching the liver, bilirubin is called unconjugated, meaning uncombined. In the liver, bilirubin combines with certain sugars to create a water-soluble form called conjugated bilirubin. Conjugated bilirubin passes out of the liver, and in the colon, it is converted back into the unconjugated form en route to being excreted from the body.
Most laboratories use a test that detects conjugated bilirubin, which is called direct. By subtracting the direct bilirubin from the amount of total bilirubin, an estimate of unconjugated bilirubin, called indirect, is obtained.
Higher than normal levels of direct or indirect bilirubin may indicate different types of liver problems. Occasionally, higher bilirubin levels may indicate an increased rate of destruction of red blood cells (hemolysis).
Bilirubin testing is usually done as part of a group of tests to evaluate the health of your liver. Bilirubin testing may be done to:
Some common tests that might be done at the same time as bilirubin testing include:
Blood for bilirubin testing is usually taken from a vein in your arm. The main risk associated with blood tests is soreness or bruising at the site from which your blood is drawn.
Bilirubin testing is done using a blood sample. Usually, the blood is drawn through a small needle inserted into a vein in the bend of your arm. You'll be asked to roll up your shirt sleeve if you're wearing long sleeves. The person drawing the blood might tie a band around your upper arm and ask you to make a fist. This causes your vein to stand out more, making it easier to insert the needle into the vein. The needle is attached to a small tube, in which your blood is collected. All of this usually takes just a few minutes.
Blood for bilirubin testing in newborns is usually obtained using a sharp lance to break the skin of the heel (heel stick).
You may feel a quick pain as the needle is inserted into your arm and experience some short-term discomfort at the site after the needle is removed.
Once the needle is removed, a piece of gauze and a bandage or similar material will be placed over the area where the needle was inserted. You'll be asked to gently apply pressure to the area for a minute or so, to help stop any bleeding.
Your blood will be sent to a laboratory for analysis. If the laboratory analysis is done on-site, you could have your test results within hours. If your doctor sends your blood to an off-site laboratory, you may receive the results within several days.
Normal results for a typical bilirubin test are 0.1 to 1 milligram per deciliter (mg/dL) of total bilirubin (direct plus indirect) and 0 to 0.3 mg/dL for direct. These results may vary slightly from laboratory to laboratory and are typical for adult men. Normal results may be slightly different for women and children, and results may be affected by certain foods, medications or strenuous exercise. Be sure to tell your doctor about any foods or medications you've taken and your activity levels so that your results can be interpreted correctly.
Lower than normal bilirubin levels are usually not a concern. Elevated levels may indicate liver damage or disease.
Higher than normal levels of direct bilirubin in your blood may indicate your liver isn't clearing bilirubin properly, for example, because of a blocked bile duct. Elevated levels of indirect bilirubin may indicate other problems. One common, and harmless, cause of elevated bilirubin is Gilbert's syndrome, a deficiency in an enzyme that helps break down bilirubin. Your doctor may order further tests to investigate your condition. Bilirubin test results also may be used to monitor the progression of certain conditions such as jaundice.
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June 19 through 21 Castle Valley Barracuda Swim Team competed in the Utah Summer Games in Cedar City.
Alisann Heath swam in the 9 and 10-year-old age group winning a third place medal in the 50 meter butterfly, second place medal in the 200 meter freestyle. She also placed fifth in the 100 meter backstroke, sixth in the 100 meter freestyle, seventh in the 50 meter freestyle and 50 meter backstroke. Alisann competed very well for her first year at the summer games.
Brittany Willson swam in the 11 and 12-year-old age group. She picked up medal in third place in both the 200 meter breaststroke and 1500 meter freestyle. Brittany never swam these events before and did a great job. She also placed fourth in the 400 meter freestyle and fifth in the 50 meter freestyle.
Joset Wells also swam in the 11 and 12-year-old age group in the 50 meter butterfly, 200 meter freestyle and 100 meter breaststroke. Joset improved all of her times in these events.
Christy Wells placed fifth in the 50 meter butterfly, sixth in the 200 meter freestyle, seventh the 100 meter breaststroke and a third place medal in the 400 meter freestyle.
Krissia Beatty competed in the 15 and 16-year-old age group. Krissia has not been swimming very much since high school swimming in February. She was able to get back in shape in the last three weeks to take home four gold medals in four events and set two new records. She swam in the 100 meter freestyle, 50 meter freestyle, 50 meter backstroke and 100 meter backstroke.
Dallen Garvin swam in eight events in which he placed fourth and fifth in all but one where he placed third and got a medal in the 100 meter butterfly. Dallen also went and competed in the throwing events in track and field on Friday where he collected three more medals in the discus, javelin and hammer throw.
Kamra Davis not only coached the swim team, but also competed in the master swim portion each night. She swam in eight races and won eight gold medals and set two new records, breaking three records that she set at the Summer Games 2007.
The next swim meet will be at 10 a.m. Thursday, June 26 at the Desert Wave Pool.


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CANTON Zoning changes that would allow chickens and community gardens in the towns residential areas will be drafted into two laws instead of one.
The Town Council decided Monday that it would be less complicated to consider the revisions separately, partly because rules governing animals will be more involved than those governing vegetable gardens.
I would like to separate gardens and animals and have two different laws, said Deputy Town Supervisor Paul Backus. Down the road there may be different animals proposed. To me this is a neater and simpler way to do this.
The board directed town attorney Charles B. Nash to provide draft laws at the boards March 12 meeting.
The changes would affect roughly 280 parcels in residential zones, including a section of Miner Street Road where Little Grasse Foodworks, a community-supported agriculture project, has been illegally operating for the past three years.
The Town Council reached its decision after several people spoke in support of allowing chickens and community gardens in the towns residential zones.
The discussion became more complicated when supporters questioned whether other forms of agriculture should be listed in the law such as beekeeping, maple sugaring and pick-your-own apple orchards and berry patches.
Town Supervisor David T. Button said residents who want to raise chickens will have to get approval from all their contiguous neighbors. The village of Canton allows residents to raise chickens but requires approval from adjoining neighbors.
The town will also require a site plan review and a special permit for those who want to raise animals in the towns residential zones.
Earlier this month, the town Planning Board recommended revising the zoning law after about 40 people attended a meeting to support the change; only two were opposed.
Michael J. Furgal, 21 Woodmere Drive, reiterated his concern that the town is not enforcing its existing zoning code and questioned whether it will continue that practice.
Farming was implemented on residential property three years ago. The board was aware of it, the codes officer was aware of it, yet no action was ever taken, Mr. Furgal said. If were going to have a code enforcement officer and a code, it should be enforced.
In other discussion, several board members opposed the 1 percent sales tax increase the St. Lawrence County Board of Legislators is pursuing.
County lawmakers have proposed giving towns and villages 10 percent of the revenue the hike would generate.
Councilman James T. Smith said if the county gets approval it should split the extra revenue 50-50 with the towns and villages. The state sales tax is 4 percent, which added to the countys 3 percent results in the existing 7 percent sales tax.
They should continue the formula as it stands, Mr. Smith said. Im awful afraid were going to end up with an 8 percent sales tax and not solve any problems. An increase in sales tax is regressive. It hits the poorest people the hardest.
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WADDINGTON - Before allegedly being scammed out of his life savings, The Rev. Msgr. Robert L. Lawler said he trusted and saw the good in Bobbie Jo Zeller, the woman accused of bilking him and others out of more than $300,000.
He told police he viewed her as the victim of a hard life who needed a helping hand.
In his October 2012 deposition to state police investigators, seven months before Zellers arrest, Msgr. Lawler told state police that she first came to him asking for financial help sometime in the fall of 2009. He initially gave her $100 to $150 because she told him that she had to take her son to the diabetes clinic in Rochester. He said she paid him back, although he gave the money as a gift.
I dont know how she came across my name, he recalled.
He didnt hear from her again for about a year. At that time, he said, she told him a similar story and he gave her about the same amount of money.
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that I began to get to know Bobbie Jo better, because she told me she thought I could help her with some of her problems, he said. I was impressed with her because she told me about some of the problems she encountered in her life, and she seemed very open and honest. She admitted to having been arrested many times for crimes, some of which involved money.
Msgr. Lawler said he began meeting regularly with Zeller, who told him that she worked for a home health care agency and didnt qualify for any social assistance, though she needed Medicaid for her son.
She would ask me for money in varying amounts ranging from $100 to $800 at a time, he said. I continually encouraged Bobbie Jo to get a job that offered health insurance. She said she did later get a better job that offered health insurance with another private health care agency.
At that point he had already given her $10,000 to $20,000.
I did not keep track of the money I gave her, he said. They were gifts.
He told police she assured him she would someday pay it back.
To this day, I have not yet been repaid for any of the big amounts of money I have given her, he said.
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Msgr. Lawler also acknowledged approaching several parishioners for money that he turned over to Zeller.
This amount between 2010 and 2012 was approximately $5,000, he said.
Sometime early in 2011 she asked him for money for something other than medical expenses for her son.
Bobbie Jo said she had something wrong with her car, that it appeared as though someone tampered with it and she needed money to fix it. She also told me she had to come up with more money for repairs to her car out of town or else the repairman would sue her, he said. I gave her money to address these issues, maybe a thousand dollars or more.
Then Zeller presented him with another reason she needed money.
Then she told me the guy had already gone to the sheriffs office and she had to pay a fine and more money for fees associated with the fine. I gave her maybe another $1,000 for this, he said.
Monsignor Lawler said it was sometime in mid-2011 when he began to notice a change in Zeller, one he thought was for the positive.
During mid to late-2011, during some of my meetings or counseling sessions with Bobbie Jo I noticed she was in better spirits. Something had happened in her life, he said. I suspected someone was helping her in some way. She had appeared frightened before, and now she seemed more at ease.
Despite being in better spirits, the requests for money never stopped and eventually Msgr. Lawler had no more money to give.
After running out of money, Msgr. Lawler said, he drained his retirement account and gave Zeller an additional $30,000.
Bobbie Jo always said shed pay me back and said she had a fund for a settlement regarding an automobile accident she was involved in, but there was a hold on it. She assured me that she wanted to pay back the money I gave her and that other people gave to her through me, he said.
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In his original deposition, Monsignor Lawler didnt name parishioners who helped.
Some people who contributed money would like to be repaid, but many told me that they gave it and dont want their names brought into this investigation, he said.
At the time he gave his original deposition, Monsignor Lawler also made it clear he did not want to see Bobbi Jo Zeller arrested.
I honestly believe Bobbie Jo needed money for the things I described in this statement, he said.
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His views changed on Jan. 8, when Zeller, who continued receiving money from him, appeared in the parking lot at St. Josephs nursing home and presented him with three checks, for $300,000, $25,000 and $6,800, that he suspected were fakes. Msgr. Lawler contacted another priest, who confirmed with the bank listed on the checks that they were fake.
Zeller also realized the alleged scam was coming to an end.
According to a statement from Investigator Peter T. Kraengel, Zeller called him at his office in Massena that day.
Youll be arresting me soon, she said, to which Mr. Kraengel replied, Why is that?
Zeller then said, Because the checks I gave Father Lawler today arent going to clear.
Zeller was charged Thursday with three counts of second-degree criminal possession of a forged instrument, three counts of third-degree grand larceny, one count of fourth-degree grand larceny and one count of first-degree identity theft. She was arraigned in Ogdensburg City Court and sent to the St. Lawrence County jail, Canton, where she is being held without bail.
A preliminary hearing has been scheduled for 9 a.m. Wednesday. Zeller indicated in court Thursday that she would be applying for a public defender.
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There's nothing wrong with close mother-daughter relationships. But their relationship seems to go beyond close to somewhere else entirely. It seems abusive and exploitive.
Gan Lulu has appeared in TV spots and movies, but really rattled the internet in 2011 when her mother filmed Lulu in the shower and then naked in bed. Her mother was supposedly trying to help Lulu get a boyfriend. The video went viral, and Chinese netizens cried foul, saying it was merely a stunt to increase Lulu's popularity. It not only raised her profile online (in China and abroad), but raised internet ire.
Lulu had to go online and plead that her mother meant well. But something was off—this didn't seem like a pushy mother. It was weird.
Likewise, Hollywood has also seen mother-daughter relationships that appear to be anything but healthy.
Later that summer, Lulu's mother physically attacked her daughter while appearing on a Chinese variety show. After getting hit and shoved by mom, Lulu told the camera crew, "My mother hits me because she loves me." As website China Smack pointed out at the time, it was unclear what provoked the attack.
It is crystal clear why earlier this week why Gan Lulu wore that revealing dress and why mom was there every step of the way.
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